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The Huron Expositor, 1972-09-28, Page 3• • rth fair awards for roots, vegetables Gain Seafo lit!Fe3,1# PeSIT0R., 5qAF9RTH, ONT., 2f, L P 1M FIRE IUACI T OFFICE Afhiln Strfit, SeafortlIi p: nit 527 Mrs. Margaret Sharp* reta easurer FIRE, EXTENDED' COVORAGE• WINDSTORM, _THgrr, norsurr DAMAGE, LIABILl'IT2 - COMPLETE FARM COVERAGE; •invIi0IPA ery and Livestock Floaters. - URBAN PROPERTY - We now offer Corwo Dwelling Insurance as well as IlomeownerS surance. - SUMMER COTTAGES, TRAILER HOMES, CHURCHES, HALLS. AGENTS: JAMES KEYS,, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. LANE, RR 5, Seaforth, WM. LE1P. ER, RR 1, Londesboro;. SELWYN RAKER, Brussels; HARQLD SQUIRES, RR 3, Clinton; K. J. EWE, Seaforth; DONALD G. EATON,' Seaforth. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 Humpty Dumpty POTATO CHIPS Keg. 89c 69 SAVE 20c 'Lucas-Arthur SLICED BACON 21.1b. pkgs. 8% ANNUAL BEEF ROUNDUP Our Beef Prices Are Slashed, But the Quality of Beef and Service Remains the Same. AT IGA WE SELL ONLY CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF! ;eA Y/vx ASSORTED VARIRIES .BANQUET FROZEN (CREAM ':PIES 14 oz. pie 29c TABLETRIM PRIME RIB 1st FOUR RIBS ONLY. BEEF RIB ROAST 39' 11% 49c • SEAF RTH FARMERS WAXED PAPER REFILL (ONFIDETS FEMININE NAPKINS .1% 1.99 ,Slit Tomatoes, red - Mrs.. H. Leonhardt, Mrs, Alvin Jones, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht. Six onions from seed,Spanish Mrs. Art FinlaySon, Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. WM, Dolmage. Six onions from Dutch sets - • Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs.Art Finlayson, Mrs. H. Leonhardt. Onion Sets, quart box - Mary Chapple, Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Lorne Dennis. Gherkins, quart box .- Mrs. Bruce MacLean, Mrs. H. Leon- • hardt, Mrs. E. LUdington. Butter beans, shelled, quart box -, Mrs, Win: Dolmage, Mrs. Art Finlayson, Mrs. Chapple. White beans, shelled, quart box, Mac Stewart, Mrs. M. Chap- ple, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Six table carrots, short - Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell, Mrs. Eric Ludington. Six table carrots, long - Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. M.Wur- dell, Mrs. Eric Ludington. Pickling Beets, quart box - Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Six table beets - Mrs. Alvin • Jones, 'Mr. H. Leonhardt,-Ws. J. H. Johnstone. Three cucumbers, pickling - Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Mrs. B .Mc- Lean, Mrs. Eric Ludington. Six Cucumbers, Slicing - Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Chapple, Mrs. A. Finlayson. Six table Parsnips - Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. J. 11., Johnstone. Six Peppers, Red. - Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. H. Leon- hardt. Six Peppers, Green - Mrs. E. • Ludington, Mrs. A, Finlayson, Mrs. H. Leonhardt. Six Ears Sweet Table Corn, Bantam - Mrs. S. H. Johnstone, Mrs. Alvin Jones. Six Ears Sweet Table Corn, Adv. 'Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. A.- Finlayson, Ruth Papple. Two Sunflower Heads - Mrs., K' Eric Ludington, Mrs. Wm. Dol- mage, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell. Vegetable Novelty - Mrs. A.- Finlayson, Mrs. wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Leonhardt. Two Heads Cauliflowers Mrs.J: H. Johnstone. Three Heads Red Cabbage - Mrs.Eric Ludington, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Mervin. Wurdell, Three Heads Pali Cabbage - Lorne Dennis, Mrs. Mervinwur., dell, Mrs. Alvin Jones. Three Heads Winter Cab- bage - Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. H. Leonhardt. Two Muskmelons - Mrs. Eric Ludington. Two Citrons striped - Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. H. Leonhardt. Two Pie Pumpkins - Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell, Mrs, Win. Dolmage. Two Watermelons - Mrs.Eric Ludington, Two Vegetable Marrow - Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs. Wm. Dol- mage, Three Varieties Table Squash - Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs.Eric Ludington. . Three Pepper Squash - Mrs. A.. Finlayson, Mrs. Eric Luding- ton, Mrs. Win. Dolmage. Two Hubbard Squash .- Mrs. MeryinWurdell,Mrs. J. H. John- stone. Six Field Carrots, white - Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. White or yellow Onions - .6 qt. basket - Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. ' Larges t Squash - Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. T. H. Johnstone. Largest -Pumpkin z Mrs. Mer- vin Wurdell, Mrs. Eric Luding- ton. Irish Cobbler Potatoes, un- washed, six quart basket - Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. H. Leonhardt. AOV Early, Potatoes, six qt. basket - Mrs. Leonharet , Mrs. A. Finlayson, Lorne Dennis. AOV Late Potatoes - 11 qt. basket - Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Lorne Dennis) Mrs. A. Finlay- son. • Collection of Garden Pro- duce - Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Eric Ludington, Mrs. H. Leon- hardt, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell, ARTS AND CRAFTS Water Color and Oil Painting Display - Open - Mary Smith, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Foster Bennett, Mr. E,C.Boswell, Miss Mabel Turnbull, Mrs. MonaGra- ham. Poster for Huron County - Mrs. John McCowan, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Hand Knitted DOily - 15" & under - Mrs. Wm. Heimpel, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. „Ann McCowan. Knitted Lace for Pillow Slips, Not over 3" - Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Waste Paper Basket to Match Bathroom - Miss Dorothy Parke, Mrs. John McCowan Mrs. Van Valkengoed. Christmas Stocking,Red Vel- /vet, decorated - Dorothy Parke, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Tea Cosy, fancy - Mrs., H. Morenz, Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs. John MCCowan. Knitting Bag. - Mrs. Heimpel. Stuffed Toy, Knitted - Mrs. John McCowan, Mrs. Colclough. Two Covered Coat Hangers, I felt - 1 yarn - Dorothy Parke, Mrs. John McCowan, IVIrs.Elgic Four place mats with matching runner Marian Nat Mrs. wrn. Dale, Mrs. James Keys. Crib Quilt - Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Jim Keys, Mrs. Alvin Jones. Cushion - Mrs. Wm. Dale, Marion Nott, Mrs. WM.EVans. Tea Cloth 36 x 36 - Mrs. Win. Dale, Marian Nott, Mrs. Helen Adams. One pillow case - judged• on shading - Mrs. Wm. Dale, Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs. Helen Adams One pair of tea towels. Mrs. Wm. Dale, Mrs. 'Helen Adams, Mrs. Jtm Keys. Picture on black velvet, framed - Mrs. Wm. Dale, Mar- ion_Nott, Mrs. J. Van Valk_ngoed. Picture on any material, framed - Mrs. Win. Damage, Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs. Wm. Dale. Half apron for Easter - Mrs. Wm. Dale, Van Valkengoed. Every week more and more people discover what mighty Jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads, Dial 527- 0240. Nott, Tree Skirt, not over 52", felt, decorated - Doropy Parke, One Mini Bulletin Board - Mary Sills, tiro. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Picture, Felt, Buttons & Material framed - child's bed- room - Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. John McCowan, Mrs. Wm. Dol- mage. Three fancy potholders.5 Mrs. Cold gh, Mrs. H.Morenz,Mrs. A. Fl JIl ayson. d's bib, terry cloth - Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Robert Mc- Michael, Mrs. Harold Par-sons. Piggle Bank - Detergent Bot- tle - Mrs. Helen Adams. One pair of Pixie Slippers (Child's) - M. Chapple, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Heimpel. One pair of Slippers (Adults) M. Chapple, Dorothy Parke, Mrs. Heimpel., One set woven hot table mats (3 in set) - Dorothy Parke, Mrs. Helen Adams. Mrs. Haugh's Special - Dressed Doll - 2 complete out- fits - Laurel Glousher, Mrs. John McCowan, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Huron Expositor Photo- graphic Contest - Mrs. Elgin.. Nott, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. James Key s, Mrs. Jim Papple; Mrs. H. Morenz. GRAIN & FIELD CROP COMPETITION 1/2 bushel Timothy - Mrs. Mervin Wardell. Red Clover - Art Bolton Russel Bolton. Fall Wheat - Don Dodds. Barley, 2 row - R, Bolton, Carl Bolton, Lew Coyne, Don Dodds. Barley, 6-row Art Bolton, Mrs. Witrdell. Malting barley - Mrs. Wur- dell, Barry Gordon. Oats - R. Bolton, Carl. Bol- ton, Art Bolton, Don Dodds. Mixed Oats & Barley - Joe Devereaux, Francis Hicknell, • Lew Coyne, Stanley Hillen. White Beans - Fotheringtiam,• F. Hicknel. Champion classes 1 - 10 - Don Dodds " Husking Corn on cob, Bears - Don Dodds, John Broadfoot, R. Fotheringham, R, Broadfoot. Ensilage corn, 1 sheaf of 8 stalks - R. Broadfoot, G. Papple, Don Dodds, F. Hick- • nen, Lew Coyne, Mrs.Livings-. ton. Hale of first cut hay - Russell Bolton, R. Fothering-: ham, Don Dodds, John Muir. Bale of second or third cut hay - 13. Bolton, Don Dodds, Mrs. Mervin Wurdell, L.Coyne. Field chopped hay, first cut- Barry Gordon. Classified Ads pay dividends. 1 lI WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 627-0240 Field crop competition winners Arthur Bolton, Russell Bol- ton, Kenneth Campbell, Robert Fotheringham, John Henderson, Louis Coyne, Joseph Devereaux, Francis.Hicknell, Earl Mc- Spadden, Larry Wheatley, Donald Dodds, Stanley Hillen. MIXED GRAIN Joseph Devereaux, Stanley Hillen, Earl Dick, Gordan pap- pie, Louis Coyne, Francis Hick-, nell, Donald Dodds, Robert 'Fo- theringham,Earl McSpadden, Mac 'Stewar t. ENSILAGE CORN Robt, Fotheringham, Don Mc- Karcher, Donald Dodds, Louis Coyne., Kenneth Campbell, Gor- dan Papple, John oldfield, John Henderson, Francis Hicknell, Jos. Devereaux. R. Gemmell. HUSKING CORN Donald Dodds, Kenneth Camp- bell, Mac Ste-Wart, Francis Hick- nell, Larry-Wheatley, Robert Fotheringham, Don McKercher,, Robert - McMillan, Joseph . Devereaux, John Henderson, Louis Coyne, Stanley Hillen. CUT FROM THE CHUCK-BLADE BONE OUT BEEF BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST 4 REGULAR (UT FROM THE CHUCK BEEF BLADE STEAKS LB. BONUS DISCOUNTS CHRISTIES PREMIUM PLAIN OR SALTED CRACKERS or SALTINES GRANULATED EXTRA FINE WHITE SUGAR ROUND BONE CUT FROM THE-CHUCK' REGULAR GASOLINE VVITH• BEEF SHOULDER STEAKS LB. gi is, Sao ' 1 lb. pkg. 61c 'HEINZ FANCY., TOMATO JUICE 40 oz. tin 39c MITCHELL'S ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELLO . JELLY POWDERS • 3 oz. pkg. 1 1 C REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB 1s1TWO RIBS ONLY 16 BEEF RIB STEAKS . REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB 3rd to 5th RIBS ONLY FANCY APPLE. SAUCE ,ekocriffreo. MIMED APR./iota 519 tins 0 oil . BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS WESTON S ENRICHED SrCED ,' ' SANDWICH BREAD ' uz '3 .•89' 11004 S DEEP EiRON BEANS WITH PORK ' 4 ;:., 29'. 'LANCIA SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR MACARONI ;hi l.' 39c. TASTERS CHOICE fRFEZE 001E0 COFFEE --.1 TOM170 OR VEGETA8L AYLMER SCR E SOUP - -" a !' ' ro , '<ADANA . RICH'S FROZEN COFFEE RICH BRIGHT'S SWEETENED RECONSTITUTED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, NABOVAK PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE BORDEN S 7'6 EVAPORATED MILK _ 4r"l'at: 17` yoPk FR1,111 sry,t PUN' /Pt,' OP"' O.' MIXED VEGETABLES 4 ,Z,".,„'; 88c SUNLIGHT PREPRICED 49 . TEA BAGS GLICES OR HALVES . A 690 BEEF BRAISING RMS ." - t..79` ',1.7 1 .00 STEWING BEEF , I ;00 . RIII..EYE STEAKS ii ::. 2.09 !CUT FROM THE BEEF RIB BONELESS . ' ' CENTRE CUT SHANK BONE IN FANCY PEACHES OLD REEF S CUT FROM THE RIB DONE IN ... .75c REYNOLDS 12 INCH 4 / _ ; (UT FROM THE BEET CHUCK* 'FOIL WRAP n411 9w` BONELESS BLADE ROAST DREAM WHIP ' DESSERT TOPPING _ _ c:: 69 0 CUT 'ROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS . . NESTLES ,CSSORTED VARIETIES - , SHORT RIB ROAST MINI PUDDINGS_ . ..._,..3 . t',.: 45' NEWPORT ' FLUFFS CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK•BONELESS 16 1.99 CROSS RIB STEAKS .1 7 NOVA SCOTIA FROZEN PERCH FILLETS ..69c NUTRITIOUSLY RICH SKINLESS ' SLICED BEEF LIVER_. '. • .11,69` TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED .69c SKINLESS WIENERS , _ TOP VALU 6 VARIETIES . 89' SLICED COOKED MEATS :4 25c . _ . 59' COOKED HAM .4 59c • FROZEN CANADA WOE UTILITY ROASTING CHICKENS IL 49' CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONE IN •• 'LIGUIDLIETERGENT 2.1 ...V 396' PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT„ SEPT. 30, 1972 BEEF SHOULDER ROAST DA VERN' VACUUM 'PACKED I lb oleo 6, 99' SLICED SIDE BACON SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDER CLOVERLEAF CHUNK -- LI-QHT TUNA _ 39c DIXI BATHROOM CUP REFILLS _ A 55c 499, WESTINGHOUSE 40, 60 or 100 woo EXTRA LIFE LIGHT BULBS 11',°.:',49` _. . ,BIG G CHEERIOS, COCO PUFFS, LUCKY (HARMS 0 4 TRIX CEREAL i't:,",...; 45' BONUS DISCOUNTS QUALITY PRODUCE "FRESHER BY FAR" 4.4 39! SQUIRREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER 1.19 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT t0 LIMIT QUANTITIES , TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. :SURE PREPRICED 59 Powdered. DETERGENT' '. 49` ROBIN HOOD ASSORTED VARIETIES PUDDING MIXES '.4.3/68c LYSOL LIQUID TOILET BOWL CLEANER "":‘,1, 49c RICH'S FROZEN CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS . 55` HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD.' tr,Nry - - - C FRUIT COCKTAIL k.ho PURE -I ' STRAWBERRY JAM for Meaner, -more econonlical, trouble-free miles • MPA, the (multi-purpose additive) works for you )n three ways : as a CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO 16' - 57c 88' BILLY IEEE (REAMED OR ' LIQUID HONEY 1 .19 NEWPOTATOES, LYSOL DEODORIZING CLEANER 59e. RAP '100 y 'CO 1, BREAD N BUTTER PICKLES "';. 49c NEILSON • COCOA 25 lb. bog SALADA TEA BAGS .1% 81c For Sprmgrrme ErlioymPnI•AsIF'd Vonefles & Corours d. I, I SOCKEYE SALMON "t DUTCH BAN Ft, 7a`' i NO. 1 CRISP, RED w MILK DELICIOUS APPLES 5wc GREEN GIANT FANCY ASSORTED PEAS HEINZ TOMATO ' • KETCHUP ST. LAWRENCE COOKING OIL U,S, NO, I CALIFORNIA LUSCIOUS ORANGE PEKOE RED OR BLACK GRAPES CLOVERLEAF PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA NUTRITIOUS OlITSPAN ORANGES 007 .59c lbs, 9 , ":;. 79e Detergent, it cleans dirty car- buretOrs and keeps, them clean for better mileage, less maintenance. De-icer, its crating action keeps ice particles from plugging up your carburetor' and stalling your engine. Anti-corrosion Agent, it forms a protective coating that ,guards against rust build-up on the interior walls of tanks, fuel lines, pumps,, carburetor bowls and even , storage tanks: ArtC AIN 5 REGULAR FROZEN COT FRENCH FRIES 2 4 1 1 . 1 53c • OR. BALLARD'S ' DOG BURGERS pit 160,10. Mae 'LADY SCOTT1PD ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE 39` BEEFBURGER N ONIONS' 37' SCOTT AS SORTED- COLOURS FAMILY PLACEMATS t 49' .A.y SCOTT SIZE A B. C OR D BABY PANTS • 2 CANADA FANCY ONTARIO McINTOSH APPLES CANADA NO I ONTARIO GREEN CABBAGE ". A 22' "7;203' "a 33' ": 49c 714 49` CANADA NO. 1 YELLOW COOKING .29' ONIONS It 59' FOR YOUR PET FROM IGA SCOTT PAPER STOREWIDE SALE When yob want the 'benefits of an additive but you don't need the higher octane of a premium grade gasoline, use CO-OP Regular. CASHMERE WHITE, PINK OR YELLOW BATHROOM TISSUE 'c 63` CUT RITE • 'F,AMFrER ASSORTED VARIETIES CAT FOOD "Z 17' _ SOCIETY ASSORTED VARIETIES DOG FOOD 4 ",z, 88' PURINA DOG CHOW CHAMPION ASSORTED VARIETIES DOG FOOD OR BALLARD'S ASSORTED VARIETIES CAT FOOD PURINA CAT LITTER VIVA'ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS BABY SCOTT REGULAR DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 1.79 LADY SCOTT ASSORTED COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE 3 ' 1.00 SCOTTIES 2 PLY RAINBOW ifITYVHIM 59c "4 3.69 MACARONI I. CHEESE '",:; 17c "; 41' "I:: 44a KRAFT DINNER 6 "x; 8111c CLARK'S BEEF OR IRISH STEW LOBE'S FANCY , TOMATO Ala 29' A. 59` TOR VAiu DOG F. CAT MEAL OR DOG & CAT KIBBLE DR FAILARirsItiFT -rdiffi,WifeED VARIETIES' FACIAL TISSUE 4.• • 5 ;`,1'6 1.00 CAT FOOD ',„7; SCOTT RAINBOW FAMILY NAPKINS 5 ":88c . . h49c 59` FOR GOOD VALUE, QUALITY AND SERVICE SHOP THE IGA STORE NEAR YOU- PHONE1-527-0770 Gasolines and Diesel Fuel SEAFORTH I G Open' all day Wednesday and Friday night till 9 p.m. •