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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-05-09, Page 711 { MOTHER'S bAY FEATURE! CAMEL COLOURED PIG SKIN •r HUSH PUPPIES Little ,Heel - Medium •Width .=--- Sizes 5-10 . $11.98 Other styles in narrow and medium width Our Draw Winners were: First, $25.00 Shoe Vou- cher, Mrs. Bill Burdge, Brucefield; Second, $15.00 Shoe Voucher, John Wright, Seafortft. T ' d, $10.00' Shoe Voucher, Carol Miller, Staffa; Fourth, $5.00 Shoe Vou- cher, Mrs. W. Carpenter, Dublin; ifth, $5.00 Shoe Voucher, Harry Jesseme, Seaforth; Sixth, $5.00 Sheet Voucher, Mrs. Dave Dedrich, Simcoe, Ont.; Seventh, $5.00 Shoe Voucher, Terme H. Moore, Clinton,' Eighth, WOO Shoe Voucher, Clarence Reichert, Seaforth; Ninth, $5.00 Shoe Voucher, Miss Doris King, Seaforth. Prawn by Mayer Frank Kling in the presence of Mr. Joe Mc- Connell. . •WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS:Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements - It's a ProfitablaPastime I • SEED CORN GRASS SEEDS •SEED POTATOES GARDEN SEEDS DUTCH SETS • ONIONS Fencing Supplies Steel - Roofing - Cement ATRAZINE and WEED SPRAYS in Stock FERTILIZER BAG or BULK , for all your requirements ,SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth tidents •P ie VOW? firsts for Barbra Bry• aus and Rennie Armstrong were not quite enough to meet the challenge of Lie DeJong Whe reigned as the total points champion at the SEM track tneet last week. • Based en five points for first, three for second place and one for third, Lia rang up 25 points on three firsts, three seconds and on third to capture the senior girls' division. Barbara BcYans naced,the intermediate girls with her 20 points, all in the track events, while Rita Van Dooren took three firsts to lead the junior girls with 18 pohits. David Harvey and Bin Scott ended up tied for the lead in the juntaboys' events with 14 points each. The junior division title went to Jun Dalrymple with 18 points based on three firsts, and Rennie Armstrong's 20 points were tops in the senior class. A number of records were es- tablished as previous SDHS marks fell to the 1967-68 ver- sion of Seaforth's high school athletes. The complete list of winners follows: Junior Girls: 100 yard dash, • Rita Van Dooren, Gail Doig and Ruth Anne Dunlop; 220 yard, Jane Sills, Shirley Daman and Karen McEwieg; 440 yard, Kar- en McEwing and Rae Butson;• long jump, Jane Sills, Its Van Dooren and Rae Butson and Hendrina Verberne (tied); high jump, Betty McGregor, Diane . McKay and Rae Butson; discus, Rita Van Dooren, Jane Sills and Glenda Little; shot-put, Rita Van -Dooren, -Ruth Arun Dun- lop' and Karen Mcgwing;rioftball throw, Gail Doig, Jane Sins and Rae Butson. Intermediate Girlaf 100 yard - Barb Bryans, Mgrlene Dolmage and Sandia Watson; 40 yard, Barb Bryans, Marlene Dolmage and Carol Glanville; 440 yards, Barb Bryans, Marlene Dolmage and Dawna Reynolds; 880 yards Barb Bryans and Dawna Rey- nolds; long jump, Carol Bell, Marlene' Dolmage and Carol Glanville; high jump, Beata Nialkus, Carol Bell, Angela Dev- ereaux and Barb Box; shot-put, • Marlene Dolmage, Angela Dever- eaux and Sheila Dietz; softball throw, Sheila Dietz, Carol Glanville and Karen Glanville. , • Senior Girls: 100 yard, Deb- bie Miller, Julianne Rau and •Mary Sills; 220 yards, Debbie Miller, julienne Rau and Lia DeJong; 440 yards, Julianne Rau, Lia DeJong and Debbie Miller; 880 yards, Lia DeJong; long jump, Debbie Miller, Jul - Obituaries MRS. EDWARD M. LANE Mrs. Edward M. Lane died Friday, May 3, in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital after an illness , of two mon.ths. She was 48. . Mrs. Lane was .the ;former Helen, Marie Edler,' daughter of the late Albert Elder ' and his wife, Elizabeth Holmes of Sea- fc rth. She was born in Sea - firth and edu‘sted at Sear3rth Picblic School and Seaforth D13. trict High S-1) O.. She war a member of Northside United Church. Surviving am her husband. to eknem she was Married in 1939, and a daughter, Lynda L. • and son, Larry L., both at borne Two sisters,' Mrs. J. B. (Lenore) Southgate,' Seaforth; Mrs. Wal- ter (Margaret) -Titchberne, God- ereh; and one brother, Jahn A. Edler, Kitchener) also gur- v ve„ Funeral services were held on Monday, May 6, .at 2. p.m. from .tee R. S. Box Funeral Rome •Rev. C: Britica officiatel. Pallbearers were Russel Holmes, Floyd Meam David Col- lins, Ken Holmes, Donald Me - Lean and Ronald Oliver. Flow- erbearers were Dennis Hodgert, Garry Gray and Dan Bums. Burial was in Maitlandbank Cemetery. . FREDERICK- H. BEUTTENMILLER 'Frederick Herman Reutten- miller of Stfatford died at hht home on Saturday, May 4. Be was a retired machinist. His wife, the former Georgina Viet - or, predeceased him in 1955. Surviving are three sons, Har- ry, Ottawa; Gordon of SeafOith; Johrt, Stratford; a brother and ° two sisters in Stratford; four' grandchildren and dne great-. grandchild. Funeral services were held on Tuesday in Stratford and bu- rial was in Avondale. Cemetery there, . An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? 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Junior Boys: 100, Neil MeDon- • nift, Garry Bennett and Bryan HOdBart; 220, Jerry Taylor, Nen McDonald and Bill Price; 440, Jim' Dalrymple, John McGrath and Clyde McClure; 880, JIM Dalrymple, Jim Henderson and Bill Price; 1. mile, Olen Mc-. Laughlin and John Maybe; pole vault, Gordon Dick, Rick AC. Kenzie and Doug Phillips; long jump, Jim Dalrymple Hank Scott and BM Price; high jump Gerry Taylor, Brian Leonhardt and Murray Hulley; discus Paul Patrick, Ean Dolmage and Glen McLaughlin; shot-put, Bill Price, Ran Dolmage and Neil McDonald; triple jump, Hank Scott, Jim Dalrymple and Glen McLaughlin. Senior Boys: 100, Rennie Armstrong, Doug Dalrytuple and Tom Leeming; 220, Rennie Armstrong and Gordon Moylan; 440, Glen Nicholson and Doug Dalrymple; 880, Gord Moylan and Pat Flannery; long -jump, Doug Dalrymple and Alan Mc- Lean; triple jump, Doug Dal- rYmple; high jump, Rannte Ann_ strong and Pat Flannery; dlS- cus, Gary Nicholson, Gordon Moylan and Bill McLean; shot- • put, Garry Nicholson. Up and Over At SDHS ,,Rannie Armstrong, who won the Senior Boys' Champion- .„ ship at the SDHS Field Meet last Wednesday seems to have a secret weapon in the pole. vaulting competition - his bare feet. Rennie won the senior boys' pole vault, the 100 and 220 • yard races and the high jump. UBY's COLEMAN'S SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls LEAhl SMOKED Picnic Hams Ib. 53c 45 LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS 16:5 Canada Packets Ice Cream, I/2 -gal. 89c WESTON'S BREAD 4 LOAVES 89 SLICED PORK LIVER 2 lbs. 69c SLICED BOLOGNA 2 lbs. 49c PEAMEAL BACK BACON lb. 79c Dollar Specials SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 1% lbs. $1.00 PURE PORK SAUSAGES 2 lbs. $1.00 LEAN BEEP PATTIES 2 lbs. $1.00 • MEATY PIG TAILS • 4 lbs. FRESH SIDE PORK 2 lbs. $1.00 miusvitoti ox -SUNDAY IS Moi GIVE HER QUALITY HOSIERY • !,..! From STEWART BRO. YOUNG FLAIR NYLONS SeaMless mesh in Bronze, Heather and Mocha. nn Sizes 9 to 11 in Mids and Longs,wlhor REPUTATION NYLONS t. 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