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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2015-10-28, Page 1818 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, October 28, 2015 CONTINUED FROM > PAGE 7 8. Impatiens, 3 stems 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Lindsay McNichol 3rd Janice Fehr 9. Marigolds, best display, any size 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 3rd Crystal Whyte 10. Petunias, doubles, 3 stems with own foliage 1st Doug Yeo 11. Sedum, 3 stems 1st Janice Fehr 2nd Elizabeth McGregor 3rd Meaghan McCallum 12. Phlox, 3 stems 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Kayleigh Pickard **Seaforth Horticultural Society donates $20 (most points in classes 1-12) 1st Doug Yeo 14. Rose, any rose with own foliage 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Crystal Whyte 15. Hybrid Tea Rose, 1 bloom 1st Doug Yeo 16. Floating Rose, 1 bloom, fully open 1st Doug Yeo 17. Miniature Rose, 1 bloom 1st Janice Fehr 18. Floribunda or Grandiflora, 1 spray 1st Doug Yeo **Mary Finlayson Award $10 (most points in classes 13-18) 1st Doug Yeo Potted Plants 20. Rare house plant, named 1st Doug Yeo 21. Porch planter 1st Eileen Malone 2nd Janice Fehr 23. Cactus collection and/or succulents 1st Doug Yeo 24. Hosta 1st Doug Yeo 25. Herb, a collection of 3, named 1st Crystal Whyte **In memory of Mary VanderMolen $10 (most points in classes 19-25) 1st Doug Yeo Arrangements 26. Churning Butter: arrangement in different shades of yellow 1st Ken Popple 2nd Janice Fehr 3rd Astrid Guntensperger 27. Tea for Two: arrangement in a cup and saucer 1st Astrid Guntensperger 2nd Janice Fehr 3rd Doug Yeo 28. Culinary Creation: arrangement of edible flowers and herbs 1st Astrid Guntensperger 2nd Janice Fehr 3rd Doug Yeo 29. Trick or Treat: Halloween centrepiece using a pump- kin and flowers 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Lindsay McNichol 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 30. Wreath or door swag 1st Astrid Guntensperger 31. Arrangement featuring Hosta leaves, 5, and other greens 1st Astrid Guntensperger 2nd Ken Popple 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 32. Arrangement of mixed cut flowers (new exhibitor) 1st Cathy Harrison 33. Arrangement of wildflowers in a boot 1st Ken Popple 2nd Astrid Guntensperger 3rd Doug Yeo 34. Arrangement for dining table, Celebrating 170 Years of Country Heritage 1st Janice Fehr 2nd Doug Yeo 35. Mary VanderMolen Special Hummingbird Delight: arrangement of flowers that attract hummingbirds 1st Janice Fehr 2nd Doug Yeo 3rd Astrid Guntensperger **Marie Hicknell-Feeney donates $10 gift certificate (most points in classes 26-35) 1st Astrid Guntensperger **Seaforth Jewellers donates $10 gift certificate (most points in section 5) 1st Doug Yeo Section K: Roots & Vegetables 1. Red tomatoes, 4, stems on 1st Robert Fisher 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Mary Fotheringham 2. Green tomatoes, 4, stems on 1st John McFadzean 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 3. Cherry type tomatoes, pint box, stems off 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd John McFadzean 4. Spanish onions, 4, skins on 2nd Robert Fisher 5. Large onion, skins on 1st Kayleigh Pickard 2nd Robert Fisher 6. Yellow onions from dutch sets, 4, skins on 1st Mary Fotheringham 7. Green or yellow beans, 6 1st Crystal Whyte 2nd Kayleigh Pickard **Seaforth Freeze King donates $10 gift certificate (most points in classes 1-11) 1st Robert Fisher 12. Garlic bulbs, 4 1st Rober Fisher 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 13. Pickling beets, 4 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Robert Fisher 14. Table beets, 4 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 15. Cylindra beets, 4 eaforth Fall Fair Results 1st Elizabeth McGregor 16. Long carrots, 4, min. 6" 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Lawrence Bergsma 17. Short carrots, 4, max. 6" 1st Crystal Whyte 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Robert Fisher 18. Large green peppers, 3 1st Lawrence Bergsma 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 19. Fall cabbage 1st Lawrence Bergsma 20. Red cabbage 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Lawrence Bergsma 21. Field corn, 4 cobs 1st Elizabeth McGregor 2nd Mary Fotheringham 23. Pepper squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 24. Yellow squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 25. Butternut squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 27. Pie pumpkin, 2, max. 7" diameter 1st Mary Fotheringham 28. Field pumpkin 1st Elizabeth McGregor **Sunset Springs Greenhouse donates $10 gift certifi- cate (most points in classes 12-28) 1st Mary Fotheringham 30. Largest zucchini squash 1st Robert Fisher 2nd Rita Gubelmann 31. Largest tomato 1st Dianne Wood 35. Odd -shaped tomato 1st Elizabeth McGregor 36.AOV odd -shaped vegetable 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 3rd Robert Fisher 37. Small hot peppers, 3 1st Robert Fisher 39. AOV potatoes, 12, named, unwashed, in suitable container 1st Lawrence Bergsma 2nd Elizabeth McGregor 40. Display for theme Celebrating 170 Years of Country Heritage 1st Mary Fotheringham 41. Different vegetables, 4, one of each 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Kayleigh Pickard **Smith Packaging donates $10 (most points in classes 30-43) 1st Mary Fotheringham **In memory of Mary Finlayson $10 (new exhibitor with most points) 1st Kayleigh Pickard "*Huron Expositor donates one year subscription (most points in section K) 1st Mary Fotheringham Section L: Canning 1. Apple sauce 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Quinn Driscoll 3rd Della Bennett 2. Pears 1st Lindsay McNichol 2nd Della Bennett 3. Peaches 1st Della Bennett 2nd Lindsay McNichol 3rd John McFadzean 5. Cooked peach jam 1st Lois Scoins 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 3rd John McFadzean 6. Cooked strawberry jam 1st Della Bennett 2nd Sandy Halliday 7. Cooked raspberry jam 1st Quinn Driscoll 2nd Maggie Nigh 3rd Sandy Halliday 8. Any cooked jelly 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Tanis VanderMolen 3rd Sandy Halliday 9. Bemardin Special: Cooked marmalade jam 1st Tanis VanderMolen 10. Pickled beets 1st Lois Scoins 11. Old fashioned sweet pickle 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Tracy Nash 12. Dill pickles 1st Sandy Halliday 2nd Tracy Nash 13. Yellow hotdog relish 1st Tanis VanderMolen 14. Green relish 1st Tanis VanderMolen 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Maggie Nigh 15. My pickled vegetable not listed above 1st Della Bennett 2nd Lois Scoins 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 16. Chili sauce 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Meaghan McCallum 3rd Kim Murray 17. Mild salsa 1st Tracy Nash 2nd Meaghan McCallum 3rd Connor Driscoll '*Bemardin Best In Show (most points from lass 10-17) 1st Tracy Nash 20. Crosby Molasses Special Barbeque sauce 1st Quinn Driscoll 2nd Kendra Jewitt 3rd Joanne Maloney Flanagan Section M: Baking 23. Raisin cookies, 3 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 24. Oatmeal cookies, 3 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Mary Fotheringham 25. Crosby Molasses Cookie Special Cookies, 3 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Kendra Jewitt 28. Date squares, 3 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Linda Neeb 29. Robin Hood Flour Spedal: Best homemade zucchini loaf 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Linda Neeb 30. Crosby Molasses Loaf Special: loaf 1st Linda Neeb 32. Your favourite way to serve white pea beans 1st Joanne Maloney Flanagan 35. Homemade carmel com 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Lindsay McNichol 36. My other homemade candy treat, 3 1st Kayleigh Pickard 2nd Linda Neeb Section 0: Home Department 1. Quilt, hand stitched applique, most attractive design 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Marg Ungarian 3. Quilt, cotton pieced 1st Laurie Dolmage 4. Quilt, more than one technique (eg. pieced, appli- qued, embroidery) 1st Marg Ungarian 2nd Colleen Ungarian **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 1-4) 1st Marg Ungarian **In memory of Jane Vincent $30 to Grand Champion Hand Quilt 1st Laurie Dolmage 7. Quilt, min. 220" on the perimeter, pieced, hand quilted 2nd Marg Ungarian 8. Quilt, min. 220" on the perimeter, pieced, machine quilted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Eileen Malone 3rd Linda Neeb 9. Crib quilt, hand quilted 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Mary Ungarian 10. Crib quilt, machine quitted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 11. Crib quilt, purchased top, hand quilted 1st Colleen Ungarian 2nd Marg Ungarian 3rd Betty C. Hulley 12. Quilt, machine quilted, any technique by two or more people 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 13. Quilt, any size, any other technique not listed above 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Betty C. Hulley '*H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 5-13) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 14. Quilt, machine quitted, min. 324" on the perimeter 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 15. Wall hanging, machine quilted, total perimeter mea- surement min. 192"/480 cm 1st Rosemary Terpstra 16. Long arm quilted quilt, min. 324" on the perimeter, any design 1st Linda Neeb 17. Long arm quilted quilt, min. 324", any design, by two or more people 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 14-17) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 18. Wall hanging, hand quitted any size, ready to hang 1st Marg Ungarian 19. Wall hanging, machine quitted, any size, ready to hang 1st Rosemary Terpstra 20. Wall hanging, any fabric or technique, any size, ready to hang 1st Eileen Malone 2nd Rosemary Terpstra 3rd Mary L. Maloney 21. Article of counted cross stitch 1st Janice Fehr 22. Cushion, hand or machine quilted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary L. Maloney 23. Cushion, any technique 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Patricia Mero 3rd Colleen Ungarian 24. Oven mitts or two pot holders 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Marg Ungarian 26. Christmas stocking 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary L. Maloney 27. Christmas tree skirt 1st Rosemary Terpstra 28. Something "new" from something "old" 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Elizabeth McGregor 29. Table runner 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Marg Ungarian 30. Table topper, any size 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Eileen Malone 3rd Linda Neeb **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 18-30) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 31. Afghan, any size 1st Rosemary Terpstra 34. Child's sweater 1st Marg Ungarian 37. Man's or lady's socks 1st Patricia Mero 38. My other knitted article, not listed above 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Elizabeth McGregor **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 31-38) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 39. Baby shawl or baby blanket 1st Sandy Halliday 2nd Cathy Harrison 40. Afghan 1st SandyHallidray 2nd Patricia Mero 41. Cushion 1st Sandy Halliday 42. Child's novelty slippers 1st Sandy Halliday 43. Baby sweater and bonnet 1st Sandy Halliday 44. Any other crocheted article, not listed above 1st Patricia Mero 2nd Sandy Halliday 3rd Linda Neeb **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 39-44) 1st Sandy Halliday 45. Clothespin bag 1st Mary L. Maloney 2nd Kendra Jewitt 46. Any night apparel 1st Mary L. Maloney 47. Sewn recycled article 1st Eileen Malone 2nd Rosemary Terpstra 3rd Kendra Jewitt 48. Beach cover-up 1st Rosemary Terpstra 50. Doll outfit sewn, displayed on doll 1st Patricia Mero 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Rosemary Terpstra 51. Any other article of sewn clothing 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Rosemary Terpstra **Seaforth Sewing Centre donates $10 (most points in classes 45-51) 1st Rosemary Terpstra Section 0: Senior Home Department (Age 70+) 52. Antique quilt, 50 years or older, include max. 100 word history of the quilt 1st Mary L. Maloney 53. Article of knitting 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Mary L. Maloney 55. Crib quilt, quilted, not tied 1st Marg Ungarian 56. Crib quilt, tied 1st Mary L. Maloney 57. Fair theme Celebrating 170 Years of Country Heri- tage tote/ bag 1st Mary L. Maloney 61. Oven door finger towel 1st Mary L. Maloney 62. Hobby article, not listed above (ie woodworking) 1st Betty C. Hulley "*In memory of Mary Finlayson $10 (most points in classes 52-62) 1st Mary L. Maloney Section K: Roots & Vegetables 1. Red tomatoes, 4, stems on 1st Robert Fisher 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Mary Fotheringham 2. Green tomatoes, 4, stems on 1st John McFadzean 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 3. Cherry type tomatoes, pint box, stems off 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd John McFadzean 4. Spanish onions, 4, skins on 2nd Robert Fisher 5. Large onion, skins on 1st Kayleigh Pickard 2nd Robert Fisher 6. Yellow onions from dutch sets, 4, skins on 1st Mary Fotheringham 7. Green or yellow beans, 6 1st Crystal Whyte 2nd Kayleigh Pickard **Seaforth Freeze King donates $10 gift certificate (most points in classes 1-11) 1st Robert Fisher 12. Garlic bulbs, 4 1st Reber Fisher 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 13. Pickling beets, 4 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Robert Fisher 14. Table beets, 4 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Robert Fisher 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 15. Cylindra beets, 4 1st Elizabeth McGregor 16. Long carrots, 4, min. 6" 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Lawrence Bergsma 17. Short carrots, 4, max. 6" 1st Crystal Whyte 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Robert Fisher 18. Large green peppers, 3 1st Lawrence Bergsma 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 19. Fall cabbage 1st Lawrence Bergsma 20. Red cabbage 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Lawrence Bergsma 21. Feld com, 4 cobs 1st Elizabeth McGregor 2nd Mary Fotheringham 23. Pepper squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 24. Yellow squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 25. Butternut squash 1st Mary Fotheringham 27. Pie pumpkin, 2, max. 7" diameter 1st Mary Fotheringham 28. Feld pumpkin 1st Elizabeth McGregor **Sunset Springs Greenhouse donates $10 gift certifi- cate (most points in classes 12-28) 1st Mary Fotheringham 30. Largest zucchini squash 1st Robert Fisher 2nd Rita Gubelmann 31. Largest tomato 1st Dianne Wood 35. Odd -shaped tomato 1st Elizabeth McGregor 36. AOV odd -shaped vegetable 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 3rd Robert Fisher 37. Small hot peppers, 3 1st Robert Fisher 39. AOV potatoes, 12, named, unwashed, in suitable container 1st Lawrence Bergsma 2nd Elizabeth McGregor 40. Display for theme Celebrating 170 Years of Country Heritage 1st Mary Fotheringham 41. Different vegetables, 4, one of each 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Kayleigh Pickard **Smith Packaging donates $10 (most points in classes 30-43) 1st Mary Fotheringham **In memory of Mary Finlayson $10 (new exhibitor with most points) 1st Kayleigh Pickard **Huron Expositor donates one year subscription (most points in section K) 1st Mary Fotheringham Section L: Canning 1. Apple sauce 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Quinn Driscoll 3rd Della Bennett 2. Pears 1st Lindsay McNichol 2nd Della Bennett 3. Peaches 1st Della Bennett 2nd Lindsay McNichol 3rd John McFadzean 5. Cooked peach jam 1st Lois Scoins 2nd Kayleigh Pickard 3rd John McFadzean 6. Cooked strawberry jam 1st Della Bennett 2nd Sandy Halliday 7. Cooked raspberry jam 1st Quinn Driscoll 2nd Maggie Nigh 3rd Sandy Halliday 8. My cooked jelly 1st Doug Yeo 2nd Tanis VanderMolen 3rd Sandy Halliday 9. Bernardin Special: Cooked marmalade jam 1st Tanis VanderMolen 10. Pickled beets 1st Lois Scoins 11.Old fashioned sweet pickle 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Tracy Nash 12. Dill pickles 1st Sandy Halliday 2nd Tracy Nash 13. Yellow hotdog relish 1st Tanis VanderMolen 14. Green relish 1st Tanis VanderMolen 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Maggie Nigh 15. Any pickled vegetable not listed above 1st Della Bennett 2nd Lois Scoins 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 16. Chili sauce 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Meaghan McCallum 3rd Kim Murray 17. Mild salsa 1st Tracy Nash 2nd Meaghan McCallum 3rd Connor Driscoll **Bernardin Best In Show (most points from class 10-17) 1st Tracy Nash 20. Crosby Molasses Special Barbeque sauce 1st Quinn Driscoll 2nd Kendra Jewitt 3rd Joanne Maloney Flanagan Section M: Baking 23. Raisin cookies, 3 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Kayleigh Pickard 24. Oatmeal cookies, 3 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Dianne Wood 3rd Mary Fotheringham 25. Crosby Molasses Cookie Special Cookies, 3 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Kendra Jewitt 28. Date squares, 3 1st Mary Fotheringham 2nd Linda Neeb 29. Robin Hood Flour Special: Best homemade zucchini loaf 1st Dianne Wood 2nd Linda Neeb 30. Crosby Molasses Loaf Special: loaf 1st Linda Neeb 32. Your favourite way to serve white pea beans 1st Joanne Maloney Flanagan 35. Homemade carmel corn 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Lindsay McNichol 36. Any other homemade candy treat, 3 1st Kayleigh Pickard 2nd Linda Neeb Section 0: Home Department 1. Quiff, hand stitched applique, most attractive design 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Marg Ungarian 3. Quilt, cotton pieced 1st Laurie Dolmage 4. Quilt, more than one technique (eg. pieced, appli- qued, embroidery) 1st Marg Ungarian 2nd Colleen Ungarian **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 1-4) 1st Marg Ungarian "*In memory of Jane Vincent $30 to Grand Champion Hand Ouilt 1st Laurie Dolmage 7. Quilt, min. 220" on the perimeter, pieced, hand quilted 2nd Mang Ungarian 8. Quilt, min. 220" on the perimeter, pieced, machine quilted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Eileen Malone 3rd Linda Neeb 9. Crib quilt, hand quilted 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Mary Ungarian 10. Crib quilt, machine quilted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 11. Crib quilt, purchased top, hand quilted 1st Colleen Ungarian 2nd Mang Ungarian 3rd Betty C. Hulley 12. Quilt, machine quilted, any technique by two or more people 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 13. Quilt, any size, any other technique not listed above 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Betty C. Hulley *"H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 5-13) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 14. Quilt, machine quilted, min. 324" on the perimeter 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb 15. Wall hanging, machine quitted, total perimeter mea- surement min. 192"/480 cm 1st Rosemary Terpstra 16. Long arm quilted quill, min. 324" on the perimeter, any design 1st Linda Neeb 17. Long arm quilted quilt, min. 324", any design, by two or more people 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Linda Neeb **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 14-17) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 18. Wall hanging, hand quilted any size, ready to hang 1st Marg Ungarian 19. Wall hanging, machine quilted, any size, ready to hang 1st Rosemary Terpstra 20. Wall hanging, any fabric or technique, any size, ready to hang 1st Eileen Malone 2nd Rosemary Terpstra 3rd Mary L. Maloney 21. Article of counted cross stitch 1st Janice Fehr 22. Cushion, hand or machine quilted 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary L. Maloney 23. Cushion, any technique 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Patricia Mero 3rd Colleen Ungarian 24. Oven mitts or two pot holders 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Colleen Ungarian 3rd Marg Ungarian 26. Christmas stocking 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary L. Maloney 27. Christmas tree skirt 1st Rosemary Terpstra 28. Something "new" from something "old" 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Elizabeth McGregor 29. Table runner 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Mary Fotheringham 3rd Marg Ungarian 30. Table topper, any size 1st Rosemary Terpstra 2nd Eileen Malone 3rd Linda Neeb **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 18-30) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 31. Afghan, any size 1st Rosemary Terpstra 34. Child's sweater 1st Marg Ungarian 37. Man's or lady's socks 1st Patricia Mero 38. Any other knitted article, not listed above 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Elizabeth McGregor **H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 31-38) 1st Rosemary Terpstra 39. Baby shawl or baby blanket 1st Sandy Halliday 2nd Cathy Harrison 40. Afghan 1st Sandy Halliday 2nd Patricia Mero 41. Cushion 1st Sandy Halliday 42. Child's novelty slippers 1st Sandy Halliday 43. Baby sweater and bonnet 1st Sandy Halliday 44. Any other crocheted article, not listed above 1st Patricia Mero 2nd Sandy Halliday 3rd Linda Neeb "*H. A. Kidd & Co. Special (most points in classes 39-44) 1st Sandy Halliday 45. Clothespin bag 1st Mary L. Maloney 2nd Kendra Jewitt 46. Any night apparel 1st Mary L. Maloney 47. Sewn recycled article 1st Eileen Malone 2nd Rosemary Terpstra 3rd Kendra Jewitt 48. Beach cover-up 1st Rosemary Terpstra 50. Doll outfit sewn, displayed on doll 1st Patricia Mero 2nd Linda Neeb 3rd Rosemary Terpstra 51. Any other article of sewn clothing 1st Linda Neeb 2nd Rosemary Terpstra **Seaforth Sewing Centre donates $10 (most points in classes 45-51) 1st Rosemary Terpstra Section 0: Senior Home Department (Age 70+) 52. Antique quilt, 50 years or older, include max. 100 word history of the quilt 1st Mary L. Maloney 53. Article of knitting 1st Betty C. Hulley 2nd Mary L. Maloney 55. Crib quilt, quilted, not tied 1st Marg Ungarian 56. Crib quilt, tied 1st Maly L. Maloney 57. Fair theme Celebrating 170 Years of Country Heri- tage tote/ bag 1st Mary L. Maloney 61. Oven door finger towel 1st Mary L. Maloney 62. Hobby article, not listed above (ie woodworking) 1st Betty C. Hulley ""In memory of Mary Finlayson $10 (most points in Gasses 52-62) 1st Mary L. Maloney