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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-26, Page 13• • • • • • • • PrOhahl-y he s 11Q Part of a fall f* in which hiterest is as keen an that in the elemen- tarY .8011001 departinent. The Huron Expositor Seaforth Phone 527-0240 Seaforth Continuing the trehd of re- cent Yearn elementary students brought In more WI more 0* - Wits to Seaforth Fair MI Thurs, day and *Friday, resulting in gartieularlY close competition in every class. Vegetable winners were: Table. Turnips John Mark Nash, Larry Nash, Danny Nash, Blaine Pryte, Bobby Henderson. Garden Carrots Susan Beuerman, Wayne Combs, Sus- an Coombs, Cathy Coleman, Stephen Drager. Pickling Beets — Pat Dever- eaux, Jeffery McPherson, Susan -Beuerman, Caret Staffen, Floyd Johnston, Spapish Onions — Brian Fin- layson, Brenda Finlayson; Jim Thompson, _Sharon Thompsen, Murray FinlaYson. Cherry Tomatoes — Nancy Minder, jean Racho, Susan Kun- der, Bobby Haley. Garden Carrots — Elaine Hop - Per, Brett Finlayson, Brenda Finlayson, Bill O'Shea, bathy Table Beets — Jean MeKaig, Stephen Rice, Sheila Drager, Clare Devereaux, David Steffen. Cooking Onions — Joey Mal- - oney, Ronald Johnston, Brenda Coleman, Cathy Coleman, Jean McKeig. Tomatoes, Red or Yellow — Pat Connolly, Brenda Finlayson, Donna Henderson, Bobby Hul- ley, Joan Racho. Citrons — Gregg McPherson. Green Cabbages — Dianne Godkin, David Staffen, Carol Racho, Judy Steffen, Floyd Johnston. Red Cabbages — Mary Nobel, Brett Finlayson, Kim Campbell, Pavid ,Staffen. Potatoes 4Grirl) — Brenda Coleman, Jean PriKaig, Cathy Coleman, Sharon ThopiRson, Jean RaCho, Petatoes ORO — Brett Fin- laYaan, KurraY SinnaMen, Rob- ert ThonapSOn, David Staffen, Joey Maloney. Pie Pumpkins Wald Blan- chard, Cleve Devereaux, Webby Henderson, Sharon ThomPSert, David Ridley. • Largest Pumpkin or Squash --,- Bill O'Shea, Sandra .11filley, Robert Thompson, Brett Finlay- son, Nancy O'Shea. Pepper Squash — Barbie Chesney, Brenda Finlayson, Brett Finlayson, David Steffen, ',Donna Henderson. • Slicing Cucumbers, 7" long — Mike Trapnell, Jo -Anne Trap- nell, Joan Racho, Cathy Cole- man, Shirley McClure. Slicing Cucumbers, 3" and ov- er Mike Trapnell, Carol Racho, Cathy Coleman, Benda Coleman, Bobby Henderson. di Sweet Table Corn — Jim Thompson, Brett Finlayson, Heather • McPherson, Greg Mc- Pherson, Sharon Thompson. ' Pickling Cucurabers, 3" and over — Dianne Godkin, Brenda Finlayson, Brett Finlayson, Ron- ald Blanchard, Jeffery McPher- son. Pickling Cucumber, 3" — Dianne Godkin, Brett Finlayson, Sandra Hulley, Brenda Finlay- son, Heather McPherson. Vegetable or Fruit Animal — Brenda Finlayson, Janice Rose, Brenda Sauvage, Richard Wal. lace, Greg. Arts. Flowers Pansies — Stephen Hilde- braItd, ,Su$an 11e4erni,* Darn Wood, pin. ceAbRai - Brent Schenk.• Sweet , 4011.,• Gerry Debbie Peas ---- Brenda rWlaY"' Rose, 1izabetb jehnat0/1, &Pan Gladioli iNancY. DeVereatlX, Heather McPherabn, ItUth Anag MacGregor, Gerry iVicLaughlin, Oharlene Daring. Asters — Susan Betierinen, Phyllis Patterson, After/ Me - Pherson, Judy Ziler, Brenda Fig- layaon. Asters, Powder Puff — Ronne Scott, Susan Maloney, Heather McPherson, Sharon ThomP8011, Sandra Steffen. • Marigolds -- Ronnie Snott, Brenda rialayson, Sandra Ref - fen, Ann Stewart, Brenda Cole- man. Marigolds, African — Ronnie Sacrott, Adp Staffen, ter; toaDavid Brett Finlayson. Zinnias -- Nancy O'Shea, Bill 0'511ea, Barbara Doig, Elaine • Renner, 'Clare Devereaux. Zinnias, Baby �r Pom Poms — Nancy O'Shea, John Blanchard, • Bill O'Shea, Jerry McLaughlin, Pat Devereaux. Dahlias — Cathy Coleman, El- • izabeth Pryce, Sheila Drager, Susan Beuerman, Beth Dolmage. Dahlias, Baby or Poni Porns — Barbara Doig, Brenda Finlayson, Gloria Johnston, Debbie Dol - mage, Floyd Johnston. Cosmos — Anne Stewart, Dor- is McClure, Ruth Anne MacGre- gor, Jayne Cardno, Susan Kund- er.- Assorted Varieties — Susan Beuerman, Donald Heard, Lin- daHeard, Susan Kunder. • Petneia11g10. Oeff' 917 )34rePoillideMentBan7114reF4,11111474'. Heather Meneron, Petunias $11Sall HOUMA. 44k • Cathy CeleMan, Brenda Finlay- son, Sheila 'brager, Brox* Cole- man, • Petunias, single -- Brenda "Finlayson, Dennis CanaPbeil, Anne Stewart, Doug Reynolds, Clare Devereaux. Snapdragon — Brenda Finlay- son, Jim Thompson, Greg Mc- Pherson, Debbie Dolmage, Mur- ray Sinnarnon. . Dining Table.- Centre — ,Judy Steffen, Brenda Coleman, David Timmerman, Cathy Coleman, Michelle Savauge. Living Room Arrangement — Julie Bell, Brenda Coleman, David Timmerman, Beth Dol - mage, Debbie Dolmage. Dining TableCentre, Ratite — Joe McLean. Potted Plant in Bloom— Elaine TimmernIan,, Judy Stat. fen, Heather Wallace, Floyd Johnston, Robert Thompson. Roses — Dennis C—anwbell, Debbie Boshart; Mark Putman, Susan Beuerman, Steven Rice, Floribunda Roses — Jayne Cardno, Dennis Campbell, Nan- cy Kunder, Susan Kander, Jun Cardno. Cooking Raisin Tarts — Joan Hilde- brand, Barbara Brady. Tea Biscuits — Kathy Smil- ers, Earl Ribey, Lori Savauge, Valerie SinnamOn, Janice Schenk. Bran Muffins- Nancy Kun- der, Susan Kunder, Gloria Johnston, Debbie Boshart, Jim iA41,4" -••••••••••••••••••••••• • Iiiiii''" Ib. 77-77 Boneless. RUMP', ROAST Forman's Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS". Th ‘1 - Red Brand Blade or Shoulder Steaks Ib. Prices effective Sept. 25 - 28 Melds. We reserve the right to limit quantities. LI* Fresh Ground FlanAllir0 it • BEEF55 t Liao 1 c STEWING 'MIN 7 9i 1Ib. Sirloin TIP . • ROAST- ..;-•t•. Red Brand CROSS CUT Mit ROAST •sII�sa Red Brand RIB }STEAKS, • lb. 89c • 0.4: • • • tt.' Red Brand 1 SHORT MB ROAST •••••••.—• WILK NSON'S SEM ORTH • Now Crop Fcy. Grade Macintosh APPLE Ib. pkg. roludifiiiNietdottnHonet TOMATOES....,.. • ib.39 So*, 114. "G. 1 14* 6" Ocean SPRIT South African Valencia • Top Yalu No. 1 „ Cranberries . itilP ORANGESSW11.50'11 Dox. RED POTATOES 550 South Amato Wade Golden Yellow Chiqutra • For Lawn natonditietting-' ' ORANGES s'ir` 56g BANANAS ... 2490 - GOLDEN VIGOR° :;399 nr:a• •Fbkopson. • patg 1.0,0 lext Molr4ta•t .4TirrorS.0,t'arheet, Strrf PAST:A- cookier- Mork 0010 - Aim, Joe- VicUp.,, N4nOr Un- der, janlee Soho*, SUgan )4111••• der. Mine ho 4047, Jeanua Layer CeA Te iSeteistvreacrtior,Crryl Anderson, Mar - Light Layer Cake — onna Dalton, •Beth Dolmage, Debbie *McPherson, Janice Schenck, Margie Eckert - Apple Pie — Mary Margaret Kelly, Joan Hildebrand, Ito, se Marie Kelly, Gwen Bannon. Raisin Pie — Joan Hildebrand, Deb123, 'Me,Pherson. Candy, Maple Cream — Jane Ribey, Heather McPherson, Joe McLean, Donna HehderNall, Joanne Groothius. • Candy, Chocolate Fudge — Phyllis Patterson, Jayne Card - no, Barbara Brady, Stephen Rice, Clare Devereawc, Crafts and Hobbies Collection ofPictures — Jayne Baker, Linda Heard, Joan Hildebrand, Judy Steffen, Bar- bara Smith. •,Collection of Weeds — Don- ald Heard, Ruth Govier, Ross Govier. Collection of Leaves — Janet Klaver, Pamela DeGroot, Paul McNabb, Ruth Govier, Judy Steffen. Collection of Woods — Jan- ice Schenck, Susan Langlois. Novelty Invitation to Child's Birthday Party — Kathy Willis, Pattyanne Bremner, Pamela De - Groot, Karen Regier,. Sylvia Smith. Plasticene Model of Animal or Bird — Jayne Baker, Alan Sav- auge, Dougie Scott, Sharon Thompson, Robbie Chesney. Wild Life Conservation Pos- ter ,— Joan Hildebrand, Sylvia Smith, Pattyanne Bremner, Mar- jorie Jansen, Mary Van Dooren. Christmas Tree Ornament — Linda Heard, Alan Savauge, Car- ol Staffen,Jayne Baker, Steph- en Hildebrand. • Christmas Tree Ornament, (enipty egg shells) .— Susan Kander, Jayne Cardno, Jane Ribey-,—Valerie Sinnernon, Mar- garet Van Dyke. - Mother's or Father's Day Card — Jayne Baker, Debbie Boshart, Robbie Chesney, Carol Steffen, Ralph Bremner. Child's Birthday Gift Wrap, ped- — Lori Savauge, Althea Stannah, Lanreen Moggach, Margie Eckert, Tina Mardens. Mosaic Tile Article-- Jayne Cardno, Dennis Campbell, Paul McNabb, Pamela DeGroot. Popsickle Stick Article — Bryan Vincent, Peter Timmer - mans, Marilyn Diazer; Joan Hildebrand, David Moggach. Two Table Favors, Thanks: giving — Carol Steffen, Susan Kunder, Eleanor Devereaux. Christina Corsage — Althea Stannah, Jayne Stannah, David Staffen, Lori Savauge, Mary Janmaat. Scenic . Picture Using Bark and Moss, Framed — No. 7 McKillop. Paint - by - number Picture, Framed Joan Nobel, Joan Wilbee, Pattyanne Bremner, Judy Staffer', Bruce Scott. Model of Log Cabin — Tony DeJong, Garry Phillips, Janet Scott, Doug Reynolds, Elsie Klaver. Article from Discarded Plas- tic Bottle — Alan Savauge, Rose Groothius, Cori Habkirk, Jayne Cardno, Sandra Staffen. Article from Greeting Cards — Sandra Hulley, Stephen Hil- debrand, Mary Van Kyke, Con- nie Van Dyke, Margaret V‘an Dyke. .• Corn Husk Doll — Anne Ste- wart, Sharon Finlayson, William Stoll. Building, Figures, Etc., -Made From Seeds — Joan Hildebrand, Peter Timmermans, Nancy Van Dooren, Susan Kunder, Mary Van Dooren. Article of Wood Carving — Joanne DeGroot. Liquid Embroidery — Linda Coleman, Althea Stannah, Joan Hildebrand, Anne Stewart, Bren- da Savauge, 5 Soap Carving — Charles Bre- mner, Larry Dolmage, Brian Ritchie, Debbie Boshart, Susan Kunder. Design from Macaroni — Charles Stewart, Susan Kander, Tracy Baker, Jimmy Laverty, Nancy Kunder. "My wife is getting to be a wonderful cook!" "That so?" "Yup. Just the other night went home unexpectedly and found a truck driver eating there." "I get terrific head- aches trying to think BIG." ce It's Permanent 4, It's Believable It's Clear. The Newspaper is the • GREATEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM for many rea- sons. One of thein -is that it carries the power of the printed word. People A, believe in .a message that is permanent — one that Is written. They under- stand it better. Also the newspaper, because of its permanence, lets the read- er choose his or her own . time for absorbing the message. And once • put down it can always be picked up again. The mes- sage *that lives is the one that is written in the newspaper. 01111111111111 C.1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR DIAL 527•00240