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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-07-06, Page 7Draws (Continued from Page ly Brown's Supertest, George Moll wain; e.boy s shoes, Highland Shoes, Mrs. Lou O'Reilly, RR 5; lawn chair, Modeland, John Henderson, RR. 5; shirt, Shinen's, Pam Patrick, RR 4; ' car mirror, D, Schenck, ,•Bob Birk, RR 5, Clinton; Sunoco oil (12), R. Scott, " Bruce Wilbee; 2 dinners,' Queen's Hotel, Mrs. Ron - Powell, Meaford; M3 gal. • * ice cream, V1)PC;' Mrs. Hilda Austin; $3 • dry cleaning, Flan- nery, Joyce Schenck; painting, Boswell,IkGary Bannon; maga- zine stand, Box, Mrs. Lavada Norris; ornament, Savauge, Tom Dalrymple, Kippen; chair pad, Can. Tire, Gordon. Maloney; case oranges, Phillips, John Maloney, Dublin; ladies' slippers Taylor's, Mrs. Grace 'Campbell, RR 1, Dublin; cigarette, El- liott's Mary Elliott; case of pop, •Queen's, Mrs. Hanny Shousher;. sweater, Eve -Mar, Leta McCow- an; hair oil, G. Tyndall, Roy Crich, RR 1, Clinton; car. mir- ror, D. Schenck, Bob Fothering ham, RR 3; saw, Ball -Macaulay, Wendy Tremeer;. 10 qts. milk tickets, Maple Leaf Dairy, Tom Pay DivJd a r r 1 G Jorgesain Purina Products, M. Deitz, Henry tiler. Radiator cleaner, C. Cootnbs, Mrs. Hilda Austin; • Texaco oil (12), Tepee; MaemWatterworth; visor kit,. Keating's, Mr. Melan- Son; chocolates, Huron. 'Whole- sale, W. D: Wilson, . Brucefield; girls shoes Highland , g d Shoes, Margaret Sills;, doll, Larone's; Doug Hugill, RR 2; ham, 2 steaks, Ruby's, Mrs. Don Stepii enson; girl's shoes, Reads, Floyd Dale; wrenches, J. Bach, Larry Dillon; barbecue set, W. Hart, Mrs. Ferg McKellar;. choc- olates, Seaforth Variety, Mrs. John McCue; . me&s shoes, Tay lor's Lloyd Sheridan; 10 milk tickets, Maple Leaf, Joan Mell. wain; seat belts, Seaforth Co-op; George Miller; bed lanip, Kling's Mrs. David Watson; groceries, 11'tcGonigle's, Dawna Reynolds; lighter, Russ' Recreation; Joyce Schenck; hair oil, D. Tremeer, Mrs. Mel Clark; girl's shoes, -Highland Shoes, Joan Campbell, Dublin; car mirror, Rowcliffe, Sandra Coleman, RR 1; doll, Gingerich's, Dr. Bryans. Flowers, . (artificial): Hilde- brand's Lynne Moggach $2.00 FO.Lucky .V.d.in.ners baking, peed', Jean MORAY; lawn c 1.,,. Whitney's, Verna Hazelwood, RR 1, iondes'boro; table cloth, Shiaen's, Nam O'Shea; $2.00 baking, V, Miller, Ann Rivers; sunglasses, Lang- staff, Kathy McGavin, Walters;, 12 qts. oil, Supertest, Ron X01- ,ver RR 4; therp►os, Sills' -Mrs. Ted Wales; honey,'W. Ross, Bill Brown; flash light, Cowan's Auto, LuellaMontgomery 'Mir- ror, Keating's; Russell Coleman, RR 3; boy's shoes; Highland, Bill Austin; fishing rod, Crown, Hardware, Barbara Brady; :dog chow, M. Deitz, Doug Southgate; mat,, Stewiffit Bros., Candle Lyn Dale; $10 perm, Flannigan's Bob Read; kitchen utensils, Sill's, Sharon Smith, RR 1, Bornholm; 12 qts. oil, Texaco, Pat Carter, Carter Shows; 5 doz. eggs, A. Moore, Bess Hoggarth; car mat, Seaforth Motors, Mrs. ' Hilda Austin; •6 qts. oil, K. Sharp, Lloyd Sheridanf°'lawn chair, J. M. Scott,' Joyce Denstedt," Car- ter Shows; 50 lbs. sugar, Wil- kinson's' IGA, Mrs, Jerry Cook, Clinton; decor. paint, Hilde- brand's,. Mrs. Jim Carte{•. Misse's shoes, Highland Shoes, .Nancy Devereaun; lawn fQrttti1. ,zer,. Topnotch, Cleave Ceer, 1'2 its; •oil,, .Superte.st, `,J'da }'. ]i'icXt wain; luggage,. .,Stetvart David Watson;lin lq.,bow , g games,. 'lYoble's °Bowling, Brian Hodgert; 2 dinners,:Continental Hotel„ Clare • Reith; gal. rice cream, UDPC, Mrs.' Dave Sint, RiPpen boy's shoes, J. Thpmp-• son, Ann Huff; 50 lbs. sugar, - Wilkinson's IGA, Mrs. James'. Couttes; case of 'Coke,-McClin- they Restaurant, Linda Wilson, RR 2, ,'Walton; 4 qts. oil, Hab-, kirk Transit, Danny Dale; Top- notch... feed, Topnotch, Donald Geiger, Zurich; 4 qts. oil, Hab- kirk Transit, Murray Hulley; 4 qts. oil, Habkirk Transit, James M. Scott; case of coke, Smiles !. I. Genius: Crackpot who makes screwball- ideas works. "Say you. love me. Say it! For heaven's sake say, it!" "It." hrn -Cola, B. Brown; on: ge, etc., 44 Station, Airs, D . ,.o othy Townsend, RR .2; case cola, Coca-Cola, Tom Rapson, RIR 4, Walton; 8 lbs. honey', W.: Kelly, Mildred X,e�r, gippen, Boshart War, Mrs, M, it oerr, 107 Alcisee Ave, Toronto; picnic table, from Lansink,',s, Lorri Strong, THE HURON .EXPISITO c SP• AM?" N1"., Jib + 1 7.* e fprith Places third In Dance Step and squat e�, dancers froxpt' the Sea o , u rdtoratrn,' Carnival /Crowds Mask (Continued from Page 1) - from the Clinton Lions .Club, Rev. Ronald Wonham and his wife and Mitch McAdam. Despite the rain the midway end; game booths were busy and there were plenty of peo- ple around when at midnight a giant display of fireworks • wel- comed in Canada's birthday. Another old saying goes "All things come to him who waits" and it did on Saturday. After two cloudy, wet nights, the sun broke through for the cen- tennial celebrations on Satur- day. At 2:30 Reeve Elgin Thompson officially opened the centennial 'gates that were the Tucker- -smith centennial project. When c, v. 4 • • Sell N he finished ne donned his old clothes and went over tq the swimming pool to uphold the honor of Tuekersmith in the log rolling pontest for local municipal officials. It took. him only •four seconds to get a dunking, not nearly enough to beat Harold Knight of theHen- sall council who took first first place by sticking on the log for seven seconds. Mayor Frank Kling of Seaforth came second and Reeve Ken Stewart, McKillop was third - The Bannockburn Pipe Band led the parade Saturday to be- gin the final evening of cele- brations. Final judging was "held in the amateur talent hunt and the Snell sisters were awarded the :.$75 first prize, 'Diane Henderson won $ 50 for second place and the Steppers' Three won the $25 , third prize; Judges for the finals were Kinsmen from Hensall includ- ing Murray Baker, the presi- dent, ressdent, Robert Caldwell, the vice- president and. Ken Chettleburgh the registrar. The celebrations were capped off with a dance in the pavilibn and the draw for gate prizes. Commenting on the success of the three day carnival„ Lions president Orville Oke expres- sed appreciation to all who had worked to make it possible. He made particular reference to those who c ntrlb°ated gifts and prizes for the .penny sale. ers took. Part in the %OW jar, nual dance competition at nun, daknver the. weeIeud Competing "against seven ot1• err amateur sets on, Friday, th, Seaforth Junior Farmers."squame dance set placed. "third. he Aet consisted of caller Jun Papple,, first:. couple, Bonnie $evert,,,.. George Townsend;- second',• couple Christine Pryee,':":Leon- ard Jamieson; third couple, Murray Hendersonrand Sharon; Deitz; fourth uple, Sharon Strong and Gerald Townsend. On Saturday night the step dancing winners were choses}, with Murray Henderson,. RA 5,. Seafofth, taking the senior championship with Patric;# Storey; RR 5, Seaforth, coning second and Bill Henderson, RR, 5, placing in third position,, Donna Faye Storey was a close second in the junior step • with her sister Sherrie Storey, placing third. " The coach for all the step dancers and the square dancing set is Mrs. • Lila Storey, RR 5, Seaforth. Longer Needed Articl�s' Through WANT ADDS