The Huron Expositor, 1964-10-01, Page 3sa
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Thursday. Evening, October 1,1964
8:OQ R.M. SHARP
CIRCLE at "B" RANCH
Sebringville, Ontario
AUCTIONEER LEO E. BIRD WILL. SELL WITHOUT RESERVE
A LARGE SELECTION OF FINANCE COMPANY REPOSSES-
SIONS, BANKRUPT STOCKS, BAILIFF SEIZURES, AND PER,
SONAL CONSIGNMENTS CONSISTING OF MODERN HOUSE-
" HOLD FURNITURE, TELEVISION SETS, APPLIANCES AND
BRAND NEW CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY.
Appliances —, Furniture -- Television
Refrigerator with cross top freezer, 2 electric ranges, long
skirt conventional washer, 17 cu. ft. food freezer that holds over
500 lbs. of frozen food, deluxe' automatic' washer and dryer, com-
bination radio and three -speed record changer, 5 different tele-
vision sets that have been all checked over and. are in A -I work-
ing condition, 2 hostess chairs, platform rocker, high chair, tele-
phone table, step stool, chrome rocker, writing desk, 9 x 12 rug,
step and coffee tables, 4 dinette and kitchen sets finished in
chrome and .coppertone, 2 2 -piece davenport suites that make
into a bed complete with high back swivel rocker, 2 -piece French
Provincial chesterfield suite with top grade nylon cover, 3 modern
chesterfield suites in 4, 3 and 2 -cushion sets. (All these sets are
Furniture Show Samples''from the last London Furniture Show);
3 bookcase bedroom suites in light and dark finish, complete
with box spring and mattress, 2 39" continental beds complete
with box spring and quilt top mattress and headboards, 4 54"
quilt top mattresses that fit"any full size bed, a two-piece chesta-
bed living room suite that folds out to a full %-size bed with
spring filled mattress built inside, 2 sets of table and trilight
lamps, 1 54" Continental bed, and many, many other items too
numerous to mention.
All the appliances in this sale are guaranteed to be in A-1
working condition when you hook them up in your home.
BACK -TO -SCHOOL CHILDREN'S CLOTHING — ALSO LARGE
ASSORTMENT FOR MEN AND WOMEN -- JUST ARRIVED
A large selection of Fall and Winter clothing has just been
received for auction from one of the largest Wholesalers in
Canada.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING --Lined jeans, snow suits, pull-
overs, cardigans, winter -coats, sleep and play sets, -skirts, blouses,
dresses, 3 -piece velvet sets, "T" shirts, goat and hat sets, jodphers,
leatards, underwear, 'baby shirts, housecoats, sleepers, baby's
orlon knit. -sets, hooded sweatefs, training `pants, gloves, poodle
socks, and many other items. '-
MEN—Work and dress shirts, polo shirts, jackets, bowling
shirts, dress pants, work and dress socks, - pyjamas, belts and
...ties, ..underwear, slipper socks, pullover sweaters and cardigans.
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WOMEN—Dresses, blouses, pullovers, cardigans, skirts,
nylons, slipper socks, fall coats, two-piece suits, slims, purses,
jackets and other items.
THIS OUTSTANDING SALE WILL BE THE LARGEST
AND BEST OFFERING THAT WE HAVE AUCTIONED
IN THIS HALL AT ANY TIME.
DON'T MISS IT
AUCTIONEER — LEO E. BIRD
TERMS CASH'''= --Cheques accepted on Furniture
3% sales tax in effect.
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WITH EVER'
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BA LAN
(Four Wheels).
Featuring Custom Accessories for your
car.
• Deluxe "Black -N -White" Rubber
$5.95
$3.95
Whitewalls
• Fender and Door Mirrors
• '"Universal" Stainless Steel
Mud Guards $3.95
• "GM" Door Edge Guards — Chrome
• "GM" Seat Belt Retractors
"GM" Tissue Dispenser
• "GM' Blue Coral
• "GM" Station Wagon Air Deflectors
Seaforth
Motors
CHEVROLET and OLMOBILE
Phone 541
Seaforth
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Horticultural Prochots
,Apkie—I'#.fig o Q wi ,
Robert Archibald, S-gaforth; .F..
McClyxnotlt, Varna. Northern
Spies,la : McClymgit, E. Archi-
bald. Courtland, F. ]yleClymont.
Wolf River, F. McClymont.
Fameuse or Snow, R. Archibald,
F. McCIymont. Rhole island
Greening, F. McClymont. Mc-
Intosh, F. McClymont, R. Archi-
bald, Tatman Sweet, F. McCly.
mont, R. Archibald. Delicious,
F. McClymont, R. Archibald.
Crab apples, ,Mrs. A. Jamieson,
Clinton; F. McClymont. Collec-'
tion, F. McClymont.
Pears — Sheldon, R. Archi-
bald, F. McClymont. Bartlett,
Russell Desch, Zurich; R. Archi-
bald, F. McClymont, Clapp's
Favourite, F. McClymont.
Plums—German Prune, Mrs.
W. Dolmage, Russell Oesh, F.
McClymont. Lombard, F. Mc-
Clymont. Bradshaw, F. McCly-
mont. Rene Claude, R. Archi-
bald,F. McClymont.
Grapes—Blue, F. McClymont.
Display of fruit, F. McClymont,
R. Archibald.
Grain
Alfalfa seed, L. Wheatley,
Dublin; E. Dennis, Walton; Rus-
sell Desch, Zurich; Wm. Dennis,
Timothy seed, Robt. Fothering-
ham, Seaforth; Roy Coulter, R.
Desch, Stanley Hillen, E. Den-
nis. Red Clover, R. Desch, R.
Coulter. Fall wheat, R. Fother-
ingham, Allan Betties, R. Coul-
ter,. R. Desch, E. Dick, Don Me-
Kercher, E. Dennis, Fred Mc-
Clymont. Barley, R. Coulter,
Milverton, R. Fotheringham, R.
Desch, Art Bolton. Barley, new
exhibitors, R. Fotheringham, R.
Coulter, R. Desch, F. McCly-
mont. Oats, late, R. Coulter;
Lewis Coyne, Allan Betties, R.
Desch, R. Bolton, Oats, neW ex-
hibitors, R. Coulter, B. Betties;
Tom Riley, Gord Pryce, Mac
Stewart. ,Oats`, early, R. Coul-
ter, R. Fotheringham, R. Oesch.
Mixed oats and barley, R. Coul-
ter, B. Betties, L. Coyne, 'R.
Desch, F. McClymont, White
beans, R. Fotheringham, R.
Desch, F. McClymont, Cham-
pion above classes, R. Coulter,
Husking corn on cob, Robert
Broadfoot, Seaforth, R. Fother-
ingham, Bruce Coleman, John
Broadfoot, Jim Papple, Guy
Dorrance, Mrs. Wilf. Coleman,
Mrs. B. Coleman, Geo. Towns-
end, R. Coulter, Milverton, Ken
Stewart. Ensilage corn, sheaf,
B. Coleman, B. Broadfoot, John
Broadfoot, Ken Stewart, L. P.
Coyne, Bob Eckert, G. Towns-
end. Special, R. Broadfoot.
Bale of first -cut hay, John
Henderson, Seaforth, G, Towns-
end, R. Fotheringham. Bale of
second or third cut hay, Robt.
Wilson, R. Fotheringham, Guy
Dorrance, Ken Stewart, Russell
Desch, G. Townsend, Don Mc-
Kercher, John Eckert; field
chopped hay, R. Fotheringham,
E. Dennis, D. McKercher, Roy
Coulter; field chopped hay, sec-
ond cut, Roy Coulter.
Champion, % bushel of grain,
R. Coulter, Milverton.
Judge—K. R. Hillier.
Roots and Vegetables
Red • tomatoes, Mrs. Welling-
ton Good, Blyth; Spanish onions,
Russell Oesch, Fred McCiymont,
Mrs. W. Good; Dutch sets, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse, Belgrave, Mrs.
J. Hillebreeht, Mrs. W. Dol -
mage; onion sets,, Mrs. W. L.
Dolmage, Mrs. W. Colclough, R.
Desch; gherkins, Mrs. W. Col-
clough, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs.
J. Hillebreeht; butter beans, R;
Desch, C. Dennis, Mrs. W. Dol-
rnage; white beans, Mrs. W.
Good, R. Desch, F. McClymont;.
table -carrots, short, R. Coulter,
Mrs. W. GoodL R. Desch; table
carrots, long, 1VIrs. W. Good, R.
Oesch, Mrs. W. Dolmage; pick-
ling beets, Mrs. Bessie Putman,.
Seaforth, Mrs. J. • Hillebreeht, 11.
Desch; table beets, Mrs. J..Hil-
lebrecht,. Mrs. W. Good, Art,
Custer; slicing cucumbers, R.
Desch, Art Coulter, Mrs. Bessie
Putman; table parsnips, Mrs. W.
Dolmage; peppers, green, Mrs.
W. Dolmage, Mrs. W. Good, F.
McClymont; peppers, red, Mrs.
W. Good; Bantam corn, R,
Desch, F. McClymont, Mrs,. W..
Dolmage; A.O.V. corn, Art Coul-
ter, Mrs. W. Good, F. McCly-
mont; winter radishes, Russell
Desch, Art Coulter; sunflower
heads,, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs,
A. Siemon; vegetable novelty,
Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. W. Good,
Gordon Pryce.
Red cabbage, Art Coulter, F.
McClymont, R. Desch; Savoy
cabbage, MrS, A. Siemon, Mrs.
W. Good; fall cabbaik, Mrs. A.
Siemon; winter cabbage, Mrs.
A. Siemon, Art Coulter; musk-
melons, Mrs. W. Dolmage; cit -
rolls, striped, F. Merl 1nA#t; H,
Desch, F. Mcelyinont;. Pip
pumpkins, M. L. Stonphou5e,
Jim Papple, Ken .Stewart; veg
etable marrow, Mrs. W. Dol,
mage, F. McClymont; three Ye'
rieties table. squash, Mrs. J. Hil-
lebreeht,' Mrs. W. Dolmage, F.
McClymont; pepper squash,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, R. Qesch,
Mrs. W. Good; white fielt. car-
rots, F. McCIymont; Swede .tur-
nips, feed, 'Mrs. W. Good; Hub-
bard squash, Mrs. Don Gloush-
er, Mrs, W. Dolrnage, R. Desch;
white or yellow onions, Mrs.
W. ,Dolmage, R. Oesch, F. Mc-
Clymont; largest squash, Mrs.
A. Siemon, Mrs. W. Dolmage;
largest pumpkin, Mrs. A. Sie-
mon.
Irish Cobbler potatoes, Mr's.
L. Stonehouse, R. Oesch, Mrs.
W. Good; A.O.V. early potatoes,
R. Coulter, F, McClymont, Mrs.
W. Dolmage; Green. Mountain
potatoes, F. McClymont; A.O.V.
late potatoes, E. Dennis, Mrs.
W. Good, Mrs. L. Stonehouse;
collection garden produce, F.
McClymont, Mrs. W. Dolrnage,
Mrs. A. Siemon.
Canned Fruits -Vegetables
Preserved strawberries, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse, Belgrave, Mrs.
J. Carter, Seaforth, Mrs. Wm.
Dolmage; canned red cherries,
pitted, Mrs. R. Stonehouse, Mrs.
J. Carter, Mrs. W. Dolmage;
canned peaches, Mrs. L. Stone-
house, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs,
J. Carter; canned pears, Reta
Orr, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs,
Robert Regele; canned plums,
Reta Orr, Mrs. L. Stonehouse,
Mrs. J. -Carter; canned red rasp-
berries, Mrs. L. Stonehouse,
Mrs. J, Carter, Mrs. Eldon Yeo,
Clinton; fruit cocktail, Mrs. L.
Stonehouse, ' Mrs. L: Godkin,
W. Dolmage; pear marmalade,.
Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Bessie Put-
man, Mrs. W. Dolmage;, grape
juice, Mrs. J. Carter; tomato
juice, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. J.
Carter, Mrs. Mervin Nott; • chili
sauce, Mrs. L, Stonehouse, Mrs.
R. Regele, Mrs. J. Carter; pick-
led cherries, Mrs. Reta Orr,
Mrs. J. Carter; canned pineap-
ple, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. J.
Carter, Mrs, L. Godkin; canned
whole tomatoes, Mrs. J. Carter,
Mrs. R. Orr, Mrs.' W. Dolmage;
sweet cucumber pickles, Mrs.
B. Putman, Mrs. L. Stonehouse,
Mrs. W. Dolmage; pickled beets,
Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. Putman,
Mrs. J. Carter; relish, Mrs. A.
Siemon, Mrs. Ken Moore, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse; new variety of
pickles, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs.
A, . Siemon, Mrs. J. Carter; dill
pickles, Mrs. L. Stonehouse,
Mrs. B. Putman, Mrs. J. Carter;
tomato catsup, Mrs. A. Siemon,
Mrs. J. Carter; black currant
jam, Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse, Mrs, R. Orr;
strawberry jam, Mrs. L. Godkin,
Mrs, J. Carter, Mrs. L. Stone-
house; raspberry jam, Mrs. L.
Godkin, Mrs. R. Regele, Mrs. W.
Dolmage; apple jelly, Mrs. L.
Godkin, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. El-
don Yeo; red currant jelly, Mrs.
J. Carter, Mrs. L. Stonehouse,
Mrs. W. Dolmage; other variety
jam, Mrs. B. Putman, Mrs. L.
Godkin, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; col-
lection canned fruits, Mrs. L.
Stonehouse, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs.
E, Yeo; collection jams and jel-
lies, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Eldon
Yeo, Mrs.' W. Dolmage; McGon-
igle's special, groceries, Mrs. J.
Carter; most points, Mrs. J.
Carter.
Judge—Mrs, Fred A.' Stock.
Dairy Products •
Maple syrup, .Mrs. R. Orr, F.
McClymont;Mrs. W. Colclough;
e*Oe sPaP, $ix ba s, Mrs.
4 S. lenapn, Mrs.'fedi §110lopW
m$1e lard, Mrs- J Ce eir, k(rs
A, $lemon, 'Mira fie/14130.1,:
rlincemea t, Mrs, J. Carter Mrs
1 leimpel; pies, three individual
Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs Bessie lut-
rnan.
Judge—Mrs. Evelyn Mills.
Tome Economics
Bread — Loaf white bread,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. W.
Colclough, Mrs. Geo. Campbell;
loaf brown bread, Mrs. W. Col-
clough, Mrs. G. Campbell, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse; loaf fruit bread,
Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. G. Camp-
.
Buns—Four buns, plain, Mrs.
G.bellCampbell, Mrs. ,E. Howatt,
Mrs. J. Carter.
Cakes—Angel cake, Mrs. K.
Moore, Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs.
E. Howatt; chocolate layer cake,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. L.
Godkin, Mrs. W. Colclough;
white Layer cake, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Mrs. W. Colclough; banana
layer cake, Mrs. N. Cardno,
Mrs. A. Siemon, Mrs. J. Carter;
chiffon cake, Mrs. A. Jamieson,
Mrs. A. Siemon, Mrs. K. Moore;
dark fruit cake, Mrs. J. Carter,.
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. -E.
Howatt; light fruit cake, Mrs.
L. Stonehouse, ,Mrs. J. Carter;
date and nut loaf, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs.
Mervin Nott.
Candy—Maple cream, Mrs. E.
Howatt, Mrs. L. Godkin, Mrs.
Bessie Putman; chocolate fudge,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. E.
Howatt, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; home-
made dipped chocolates, Mrs.
Bessie Putman. ,
Cookies—Seven cookies, plain
white, Mrs. Wes. Heimpel, Mrs.
J. Carter, -Mrs. L. Stonehouse;
variety of uncooked- cookies,
Mrs. A. Siemon, Ers. E. Yeo,
Mrs. J. • Carter; variety of cook-
ed cookies, Mrs, J. Carter; co-
coanut macaroons, Mrs. L. ,God -
kin, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. A. Sie-
mon.
Pies—Pumpkin pie, Mrs. L.
Stonehouse, Mrs. L. Godkin,
Mrs, E. Howatt; cherry pie, lat-
tice ,top, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs,
J. Carter, Mrs,. A. Siemon; lem-
on pie, Mrs. L. Godkin, Mrs.
Sltonehouse, Mrs. B. Putman;
raisin pie, Mrs. E. Howatt; Mrs.
J. Carter, Mrs. L, Stonehouse;
apple pie, Mrs. A. Jamieson,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. E.
Howatt.
Tarts — Butter tarts, Mrs. M.
Nott, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. B.
Putman; jam tarts, Mrs. L. God -
kin, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. B.
Putman.
Miscellaneous — Tea biscuits,
Mrs. E Howatt, Mrs. L. Stone-
house, Mrs, J. Carter; tea bis-
cuits, whole wheat, Mrs. L.
Stonehouse, Mrs. J. Carter;
bran muffins, plain, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. E.
Howatt; shortbread, Mrs. L.
Stonehouse, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs.
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J, carter, thox of eats .
'in, Mre. ' '�'eq, s. I, Stoq,
#louse, It rs J: P.Ortet~,
S,pecxa10, --CallpG 0* , of Plain
bakhlg, Mrs. Sto#lehogse, Mra.
Cplelojiglr, Mrs. Y. ;Carter; six
ways tp sexv appiep, Mrs, J -
Carter, Mrs. E. Yeo; six ways to
serve potatoes, Mrs- J. Carter,
Mrs. E. Yeo; five things with
cake mix, Mrs. B. Putman, Mrs.
E, Yeo, Mrs. J. Carter.
Lake of Woods Milling Co.
Ltd Special: White bread, Mrs.
W. Colclough, Mrs. L. Stone-
house; layer cake, Mrs. W. Col --
dough; pies, Mrs. E. Howatt,
Mrs. L. Stonehouse.
Champion. cook, Mrs. J. .Car.
ter; most points, Mrs. J. Carter.
• Judge—Mrs. Fred 'A J Stock.
Crafts and Hobbies
Tea towel, Dianne' Nott; col-
lection of weeds, Arlene Wit",
Hams, Allan Wilbee, Mary Jane
Southgate; collection of leaves,
Glenda Matheson; Wayne Scott,
Maly Elliott, Faye Munro, Hea-
ther Beuerman; collection of
Woods, Jim Rowat, Bruce Wil -
bee, Jim Dalrymple, -Christine
Turnbull, Melanie Motzold; nov-
elty invitation, Marlene Turn-
bull, Christine Turnbull, Teresa
Devereaux, Carolyn Pearce,
Hendrena Verbene; plasticene
model, Bobby Henderson, Deb-
bie Moggach, Gary Stone, Mar-
garet Eckert, Kathy Van Loon;
poster of Wild Life Conserva-
tion, Joyce Dolrnage, David
Broome, Wayne. Huber, Connie
Stone, Jane Cornish; Christmas
tree ornament, John Nash,
Charles Nigh, Kathy Dalton,
Mary Van Mittenburg, Michael
Nigh; . Mother's Day or Father's
Day card, Janice Schneck, Mar-
lene Turnbull, Beth Broome,
Perry Broome; Anne M. Stew-
art; gift wrapped box, Mary
Oke, Jane Sills,' Bill Boussey,
Marlene Dolmage, Mary Jean
Fry; article of Mosaic tile, Jas.
Flannery, Angela Devereaux,
Dennis Campbell, Betty Dal-
rymple, Jim Cardno; milk stool,
John Van Miltenburg, Wayne
Scott; article of popsicle sticks,
Jimmy Putman, Betty Dal-
rymple, Joan Hopper, Stewart
McLean, Nancy Hulley; table
favors, Brad Carnochan, Eliza-
beth Ball, Jean Hildebrand;
Christmas c o r s a g e, Kevan
Broome, Elva Bowering, Anegla
Devereaux, Cindy Eisler, Doug
Hildebrand; scenic picture, Car-
ol Dolmage; paint -by -number
picture, Marlene Dolmage, Mel-
anie MatzoId, Anne Marie Dev-
ereaux,. Robert Coleman, Joyce
Dolmage.
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Sterling Trusts Corporation
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These are first-line tirets by Goodyear,..
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