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THE HURON 05120$9•011, .AVGUST 10, 1F8 - TA
Seaforth Fall Fair Kize List (ctd.)
43, Child's slacks, any fabric 1.25 1.00 .75
44. Child's jump suit, any fabric 1.25 1.00 .75.
45, Girl's cowl neck pullover, stretch fabric 1,25 1,00 .75
46. Misses or ladies lingerie, 1 article 1.25 1,00 .75
47. Misses or ladles jump suit 2.00 1.50 1.00
48. Misses or ladles unlined jacket Or bleier 2.00 1.50 1.00
49. Misses or ladies gauchos 2.00 1.50 1.00
50, Misses or ladies blouse, any fabric, long sleeve 2.00 1.50 1.00
51. Misses or ladles loungewear 2.00 1.50 1.00
52. Ladies street length dress 2,50 2.00 1.00
53. Ladles long skirt, any suitable fabric 2,00 1.50 1.00
SPECIAL - Stewait Bros. of Seaforth for most points in Classes 37-53 1st
$3.00 2nd $2.00
SPECIAL - Larone's Stationery and Gift Store, Seaforth to the exhibitor
scoring most points in Section 0, Home Depart. classes 1-53 1st.
merchandise voucher to the value of $10.00, 2nd. merchandise voucher to
the value of $5.00.
SENIOR CITIZEN'S WORK-'no entry fee, but must hand in entry form to
Sec.
54. 2 quilt blocks, different, names attached, mounted 1.50 1.25 1.00
55. 1 articletf knitting 1.50 1.25 1.00
56.1 article of crocheting 1.50 1.25 1.00
57.1 article of-embroidery 1.50 1.25 1.00
58.1 apron any style . 1,50,1..25 1.00
59.. Mat, of any design 3,00 2.00 1.00
60. Quilt,, any design, new 4.00 3.00 2.00
JUNIOR WORK - No entry fee, but must hand in entry form to Sec.
61.1 article of quilting 1,50 1.25 1.00
62.1 article of knitting 1,50 1.25 1.00
63.1 article of crocheting 1,50 1.25 1.00
ARTS &' CRAFTS - Section R
COMMITTEE - Mrs. John Bach, Mrs. George Hays, Mrs, Wm. Hodgert,
Mrs. Marlen Vincent, Mrs. Wm. Strong, Mrs. Paul Carroll, Mrs. Harold
Turnbull,' Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill.
No competitor will be permitted to make more than one entry in, any one
class'.
PAINTING; Picture must be frameci and ready to hang.
A. ORIGINALS- Oils 1st 2nd
1st $3.00 2nd .$2.013 3rd,51.00
1. Velvet cushion
2. 1 Luncheon cloth 45" plain
3.1 Luncheon cloth 45" shaded
4. 1 Tablectith over 45"
5. 2 placemats
6. 1 Dresser scarf
7. 2 Polities
8. 1 pair pillow cases
9. 1 Painted Quilt
10. 1 Painted crib quilt
11. 1 Painted quilt top, not quilted
12. 1 article of wearing apparel designed using fluff a color
13. 1 fancy apron
14. 1 liquid embroidery painted potion picture framed by drawing frame
and painting,
15. Article using Paint Puffer.
16. Decorated wood plaque
17. 3 different Christmas decorations In liquid, embroidery,
SPECIALS Mrs, Phyllis Mitchell offers a $2.50 voucher for tube painting in
A Best painted quilt. B Best velvet article
C. Crafts Prizes 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.50, 3rd $1.00
1. Tole painting (Refer to page 54 1977-78 Lewlscraf I catalogbe)
2. Any article recycled.
3. Paper collage.
4. Any article of ceramics:
5. Any article of pottery.
6. Fabric flowers. 3 to 5 flowers all in the `same material.
7. Macrame article other than hanging planter
8. String art
9. Dried apple doll
10, Any bazaar article costing not more than $3.00
11. Tea Cosy any style, any material with teapot displayed.
12. Article using board, not over 12"
13. Needlepoint article
14. Any Other craft not listed above.
D HURON EXPOSITOR SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST
For best black and white photographs suitable for publication with credit on
the editorial page of the Huron Expositor. Picture subjects should Include
an area scene, children, animals, buildings, flowers and other subjects of
general interest, taken within 20. miles of Seaforth. Each entry consists of
one photograph and is to indicate where picture was taken and identify
subject matter. Negatives must accompany entry.
Chilcions enteries are welcome. Entries will be on display in the
Roundhouse, NO ENTRY FEE,' BUT ALL ENTERIES MUST BE ON
ENTRY FORM AND HARDED IN TO SECRETARY.
SPECIAL: To the Exhibitor.with the highest number of points in Section R,
Seaforth Imports, 26 Main St. S.,.Seafortht, offers a $10.00 credit voucher.
FLORAL EXHIBIT - Section S
Committee: Mrs. Wm. Thompson, Mrs. John Hlllebrecht, Mrs. Arnold
Jamieson, Mrs. Keith Snell.
Quality and arrangement considered in all cut flowers.
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Classes 35-46 suitability of container considered.
In Gladioli Class: Stems must not measure more than 20 incheslo bottom
floret.
In Basket Arrengerrient: Basket must have handle.
Class 1 to 35 - Prizes $1.00 .75 .50
1. Aster PoWder Puff - 1 plant
2. Aster Needle or Cactus Type - 3 blooms
3. Aster Arranged Collection 5 blooms
4. Bachelor's' Buttons (Cornflowers) ,
5. Begonia Tuberous - 3 blooms with leaves in low container.
'6, Calendula - 5 blooms
,7; Celosta Cocks Comb - '1 comb
8'. Celosia Pampus PlUme - 1 plume
9. Cosmos Best ,Collection - 7 stems
.10. Chrysanthemums (garden Mums) 3 blooms 2" or over
11. Dahlia Pompom - 5 blooms
12. Dahlia Ball or Honeycomb -A3 blooms any colour
13. Dahlia Cactus - 1 bloom any colour
14, Dahlia large decorative - 1 bloom any colour
15, Dahlia Semi-cactus -.1 bloom any colour
17. Gladioli - 3 spikes different
18. Marigold African - 3 blooms
19. Marigold French - 5 blooms
20. Pansy - 9 blooms with foliage
21, Petunia Large Ruffled - 5 blooms
22. Petunia, Double - 5 blooms
23. Sweet Pea - collection
'' 24. Snapdragon Butterfly - 3 spikes any colour
25. Snapdragon 5 spikes any colour
26. Zinhla Pompom - 7 blooms
27. Zinnia dahlia type - 3 blooms different
28. Zinnia Cactus - 3 blociMs different
29. Roses Florebunda - 1 sprali
30. Roses 3 bloOms - 3 colours name attached
31. Roses Peace Rose - 1 bloom
.32. Ger anium blooms - 3 different colours
33, African Violet. Double - 1 crown
34. Collection of 5 miniature 'plants, different varieties
Arrangement Prizes $1..50 $1.25' 1.00
36. Miniature arrangement - under 4" each way.
37. "A Canadian Thanksgiving"-Using Flowers and Fruit not over 9"
38. Hospital arrangement for tray in disposable container
39. Floral Arrangment - In thades of orange
40. Any two (2) colour arrangement
41. 'Baby Floral Arrangment
Basket -Arrangement Prizes $2.00 $1.50 $1.00
42. Basket of Chrysanthemums
43. Basket of Assorted Dahlia
44. Basket of Assorted Annuals
45. Basket arrangement, of Gladioli and Dahlia
SPECIALS
McConnell's Special $5.00 merchandise voucher to winner of most points
from section 35 to 45
MacLeans Special $3.00 merchandise voucher to' ew exhibitor wit h. most
points
MacLeans Special $2.00 merchandise voucher to winner placing 2nd
Simpson Sears $10.00 merchandise voucher to winner of most points
from section 1 to 35.-
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Section T
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 AND 22
The participation of Seaf6-rth area schools Is encouraged. The
contrIbuticins of the children make the Fall Fair an event of interest to all
ages. Please check,the 1978 schedules for changes and achitIona, Some
special prizes have been included,
For further information or clarification, please contact Paul Carroll,
School Section Convener, at 527-0790 or 527-1860.
1. Lions Park featuring booth and foot bridge 5.00 3.00
2. Landscape at dusk 5.00 3.00
3. Still Life 1 5,00 3.00
4. Marine in winter 5.00 3.00
5. Landscape of. the Seaforth Golf Coursed 5.00 3.00,
6. Still Ilfeof fruit . 5.00 3.00
7. Marina at Bayfield 5,00 3.00
8. Flowers or Still Life 5.00 3.00
B. TUBE PAINTING (formerly Liquid Embroidery)
Section D Photo Contest Prizes,1st $5.00 3 prizes of $3,00 10 prizes of 35. A Rare Plant correctly named.
$1.00
SEAFORTH. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
WILL SERVE
Coffee Pie Sandwiches
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 21
From the booth in the Arena from 11 o'clock a.m.
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