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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-01, Page 7view Zurich Fair features atl..r act many exhibitors ,-, Continued from page 1 bucking pony ridden by Larry :,llerner in a race inthe arena. The animal threw his rider a dumber of times, providing the erowdwith plenty of chuckles. Horse show prizewinners from this area included Bert McBride, l~ad Schroeder; John Geiger, Fred Darling, Dalton Finkbein- er, Am Swartz and William k'reszcator, The school fair, held Saturday, provided some of the keenest .competition of 'the exhibition. The variety show Saturday night attracted a Crowd of about 300, PET SHOW Persian at, Ron Desjardine; any other breed cat, Jo -Ann Thiel, San- .dra Desjardine; beast don, Allan Hulbert, Sylvia Merner, Marlon Schroeder, Edward Prang; dog showing least resemblance to any other breed. Earl Becker, Ken Cole- man, Sylvia Merner, Pose Marie Greeter; Drs. Coxon and Letteh special for best dog, Ken Thiel; Reg Black special for best cat. Don- na Kipper. PARADE Decorated car. Tem Pearson. ,Tack Pearson; business float. Ger- -aid Gingerich. Hay Municipal Tele• phone System, Westlake Furniture, Ruston Transport; freak float, Al- lan Prang; decorated bicycle, Bar- ry Block, Wayne :h, Blerling, Al - Ian Hulbert; tricycle. Deborah Lac - PS. schools SS 5, SS 15, Zurich POULTRY Utility pens -White leghorns, 'Pep- per, all prizes; rose Combe white leghorns, Pepper, all prizes: light Sussex, Pepper, Becker: white rock, Pepper. Becker; white leg - horns, Becker. Pepper; Pen of hy- brid heavy, Becker; hybrid light, Becker. ZURICH 4.H CALF CLUB ,Dairy -- Norman Eckel, Raymond Eckel and :A.udrey Eckel tall of RR 1 Varna. • Beef section -Steers, Ron Thiel, RR 2 Zurich: female, Robert Bec- ker. Dashwood, Gail McBride, 'Its. 1 Zurich, Gerald Thiel, RR 2 Zur- ich, Bob Hoffman, l)achn'ond, Lar- ry MfcClinchey. RR 2 Zurich. Keith Rader, R.B. 3 Zurich, Larry Merner, RR 3 Zurich, Showmanship -Ron Thiel. Gerald Thiel Norman Eckel, Bob Hoffman, Keith Rader, Larry :sterner, Rob- ert Becker, Larry McC'linrhey, Ray- mond Eckel, Gerald Thiel, Audrey Cof C trophy - Robert Becker. CATTLE Durham -Cow in calf, Jack Peck, fiippen, first and second; yearling heifer, William Pepper and Son, Seaforth, first and second. Jack Peck; heifer two years old, Pepper, Peck; Junior bull calf, Peck, Pep- per, Peck; junior heifer calf, Peck, Pepper, Peck; senior bull calf, Peck, Pepper; senior heifer calf, Peck forst and second, Willis Gill, Parkhill: bull under two, Pepper; aged bull, Pepper, Peck. Hereford -Cow in calf, Whitney Coates, Centralia, first and second: yearling heifer, Coates, first and second: heifer two years cid;-Coates first and second: junior bull calf, Coates; junior heifer calf. Coates, Bob Hoffman. Dashwood; senior bull calf, Coates: senior heifer calf, Pepper, Coates, bull under two years, Coates, Bob Becker; aged hull, Coates. Polled Angus -Cow in calf, Rich- ard. Doan, ThorndaIe; yearling hes- fer, Doan, first and second: heifer Iwo years, ,Doan: junior bull calf, • Doan; junior heifer calf, Jack Me- Linchey, Zurich, Doan; senior hei- fer calf, Ron Thiel, Zurich; bull under two, Doan; aged bull, Doan. Special prizes Three best beef type, Doan; Grafton's special, best herd, Pepper; Coxon special, truest to type heifer, Jim Hoffman, Dashwood; agriculture Society spe- cial, senior baby beef, Coates, Char - Ile Becker, Dashwood. Gail Mc- Bride. Zurich, Coates, Ron Thiel, Grades - Helfer one year old, Charles Becker, Gail McBride. Keith Racier; heifer calf under one, Bill Hoffman; steer one year old; Coates, Coates; steer ratf, under one year, Ron Thiel; heifer calf, Joan Elliott, Norman Eckel, Audrey Eckel, Guernsey -.All prizes neon by John 'Donaldson, Ailsa Craig. Jersey -Heifer calf, Jim Koffman, Ron Thiel. FAiR SPECIALS Implement display -V. L. 'Becker, Dashwood; Hyde Bros., Hensall; Emerson Erb, Zurich; McBee Har- vesters, Elmira. Simpson Sears Ltd., most points in domestic science and ladies' work division -. Mrs. M. Staffen, Seaforth. Exeter Times -Advocate, for most points In domestic science - Mrs, Ann Flaxbard. Best eight articles of food for working• Man's dinner - Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, Mrs. Clarence Schade, Mrs, Ed. Haberer. Domestic Shortening - Apple pie, Miss A. Datars, Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Miss Elaine Erb; white layer cake, Eleanor Erb, Mrs. Herb Klopp, Magic Baking Powder - Single layer cake, Eleanor Erb. Lake of Woods Milling; Co. - White bread, Kathleen Hay, Mrs. Herb Klopp; layer cake, Mrs, Herb Klopp; pie, -Mrs. Herb KloPP. Robin Hood Flour --- White bl•ead, Kathleen Hay, Mrs, Herb lope. Gorman, Eckert -- Chill sauce, Mrs. Arnold Merner Sr. Keith Westlake -- Best glads, Mrs. Herb Klopp. Harold Johnston - Best basket potatoes, Jacob Battler. Albert Hess --Three largest musks Melon, Leonard Aiereer. BABY SHOW cane to six months -Denny, son of One low premium protects all your possessions with the PLAN for MOO information, 'call your Acadia Agent today! W. H. Hodgson EXETER, ONTARIO Phenol 24 I AIr. and. Airs. Stephen atei,isnger, I Gerald Snider: fibrous rooted be.. Zurich; Julie Ann, Ate. and Airs. gonia, . l,:lir,. G, Snider; asters, 1, Luther. Grand Bend: Ronald and; Battler, Afrs. ;lack alcClinrhev; l Donald. twine, Clarence Fsihner, ; petunias,. airs. H. Iilopp, atrs, G. ,Crediton. , Snider: house plants,gW. Mrs. 'W.Six months to, one yeatassaLark,' ,Baugh: eolens in pots, sHaug)s; :qr. an Mrs. a man, • tnnr varlet les of anotia . .lir,. d Gordonn le A1ar.r• .ia,•nb1; cosmos, Mrc. H. yurich,Michele, Mar, aMiss! rad a r. W. zinnias. lao au r Pr Haugh: l t' �t •r v ua h or a Zurich; a R rl t u Danny.' d a, p lMr.eh. and :cars. Horia luriihelitt, Waal' -i Meihenas,Il�j': h, 11. Haugh: cruses: soh, year to 1$ months -- Stephen, i Mrs. Mary- .larnht; giadinlus. Airs• Mlr, and Wrs. Joe Miller, Dashwood; 31• Klopp; racttls. Mrs. It, Haugh; lilary. Mra and airs. O'Rourke, Alt, • table bouquet. lire. la', Haugh, Carmel; Barbara, Mr. and Airs., Mrs. Jaolt Aict'tinchey. Jerome Dietrich, Zurich, GARDEN VEGETAELES ' la months to 2 years -- Kevin. Sebago Potatoes, Joan Elliott, .1. Mr. and Airs. Harold Dietrich. Battier. late potatoes. Joan Elliott, Gurieh: Patty Anil. Mr. and Mrs, 7. Sattler; early potatoes,!qrs. A. itha:Siemer. London' Debbie, sterner; Irish Cobbler potatoes, J. :lir. and Digs, Eugene O'Lirien, Rattler; flint corn, .1. Battler: dent Zurich. cart[, J. Sattler, :tors. W. Hattg'h: saJudges-Mrs. airs, rs. George Bess, Hen- sweet corn F. MrClymont Airs. 11'. Mrs.Cars, fall PZarich. Exeter: Haugh; 3•elidly bantam sweet corn, Afrs. Carl ,Recker, Zurich. Mrs. G. balder; red onions, Mrs. GRAIN AND SEEDS W. ,Haugh, L. Merner: large yel- low onions, Earl Becker, RR 1 Dashwood: dutch sets, J. Battler, moist, Varna; mixed grain, /red Mrs. 11-, Haugh; spanlsh nnions, .1, White fall wheat, Leonard MWr- iter: white oats' lata Fred Mcc"v- f cCly o t. Battler, Arc W. Haugh; short car- rots, rote Mrs. W. Haugh, J. Battler: HORT►OUi.-TURAL lona, carrots, 3, Battler, Mrs. '0', Collection of apples. F. 'Sleets - tier; Swedish turnips, I,, Mer- mani prate four varieties, fall ner; table turnips, Mrs. A. Merner, ripples. F. Mct`lymont, airs. Del- ]r.: long rad taco olds, L, Merner: intermediate m 1 a » n to nan od. Leonard t Le d hart Geiger, Zurich: winter a pp lc. t r1 1 sager a I 1 e , let ratan nl L. Ted Steinbach. F. \act lymnunt , s ds. plate of five, lying of Tomkins, 'l' Merner; drumhead cabbage. J. Satt- Steinbach, F. Mc'lymont; snowInt blue cabbage, J. Battles, F. Air - apples, T. Steiubaclm, F. mealy. 4 lyniont; spanssr radish, long, 1a moot; rorthern silks. F. 1ict'l. - Merner, F. McOly month; round, .3. tnont, T. Steinbach; bald: -ins, f'. Battier, L. Merner. 6feelytnont; Greening s. Mci'ly- White radish. J. Rattler. F. Me - moat. Airs, D. Geiger: Macantosh t'lymont; :garden beans, Willis dill, Red, F, McClytnout, T. Steinbach; Parkhill; Mrs. D. Geiger: yellow ribson Pigpen, F. MrC'Iymont; pumpkin, L. ;:Verner, J. Battler; pie golden russets, T. Steinbach, F. PlimPl:in, L. .:Verner, Airs. al-, MIctlymont: wagners, Mrs. Staffen, Haugh; long citron. .L Battler. L. Seaforth, F. sic('lymont; detici•"nts, Merner•; round citron. J. Battler, r'. alc(lymont, T, Steinbach; we' P Mo('lymont; nta=not it squash, J. Tattler, L. :Berner; mammoth pumpkin. L. Merner; blood beets, Mrs, W. Haugh, F.MrClymnnt; root beets, L. Merner: long water- melons, L. ;Berner, Mrs. A, crier- ner; watermelons, round, L. Mer- ner, Max, Turnbull, Dashwood; long muskmelons F. ateClymont; round muskmelon. Mrs. Delbert Geiger, L. Merner; red tomatoes, Mrs. D. Geiger, .T. Battler: yellow toma- toes, L. Werner, Mrs. W: Haugh. river, Mrs. Staffen, F. A1ctlyinont: Pewaukee, F. McQiynnont; coverts, Aicelymont; 20 -oz pippen, F. Mr- tlymont; talman sweet, T. Stein- bach, F. Wcelymont; wealthy. 1•'. McC'lymont: maiden's blush, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. D. Geiger: pears, Mrs. D. Geiger, F. aleClytnont; Bartlett pear, :firs. D. Geiger, Mrs. Ed Haberer; peaches, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Herb Iilopp; prunes, Airs. Staffen, Mrs. H. Klopp : crab apples, red, John Geiger. Mrs, D. Geiger; yellow, Mrs. Staffen. F. 2leClymont; plums, Airs. Staffen, Mrs. Gerald Sneider. LADIES' WORK, DOMESTIC Quilts and rugs, apptlgtte quilt, Mrs, c'larence. Schade, Mfrs, Leon- ard Erb: pieced cotton, Mrs. C. Schade, Airs. Gerald Sneidet cot - mit fancy quilting, Jacob Battler, Mrs, L. Erh; comforter, handmade, Mrs, L. Erh, airs. N. Geiger: bed• spread, cloth, Mrs. Staffen, Mr's, L. Erb; hearth rug, hooked Wool rags, ars, Cannan Woodburn, Mrs. E. Haberer; rag mat braided, Mrs. Jack McClinchey. Ladies' wear, house dress, cot- ton, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, G. Howald; sundress, Mrs, Staffen, :Kgs. How- ald; kitchen apron, Mrs. G. How- ald; tea 'apron, Mrs. Woodburn, Norma Siebert; pyjamas, flannel- ette, Airs. Staffen, Mrs. Howald; shortie, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. How- ald: gioves,'handknit, Mrs. Staffen; half slip, homemade, Mrs. Staffen; duster coat, Mrs., Howald, airs. Staffen; shrug, Mrs. Staff e n; blouse, cotton, Mrs. Staffen. Men's Wear -Pyjamas, Mrs. Stef- fen, Mrs. Howald; sweater. jumbo, Kathleen Hay, airs. Howald: sports shirt, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Howald; work shirt. airs. Staffen: work sox, coarse, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Herb Klopp: work sox, fine, Mrs, Stif- fen, Kathleen Hay; mitts, coarse, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, Jack MCClinchey. . Children's al'ear •-- Infant's set, Kathleen Hay, Mrs, Staffen; cro- cheted sweater, Mrs. Howald, Ann Deters: knitted dress, Mrs. Staf- fen, Airs. Howald; knitted socks. Mrs. L. Erb, Mrs. Staffen; knitted mitts, Kathleen Hay, Mrs. Staf- fen; overalls (1-4), Mrs. Staffen; knitted sweater (6-10), Mrs. Stef- fen, Mrs. Howald; cotton dress (2- 6), Mrs. Staffen, airs. H. Klopp; smocked dress (2-6), Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. H. Klopp; cotton dress (6-10), Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Howald; sun- dress, Mrs. Staffen; boy's short pants and shirt (24), airs. How- ald, Mrs. Staffen. FLORAL EXHIBITS Bouquet, large, Jacob Battler, Mrs. H. Klopp; bouquet, small, Airs. Arra, Merner, Jacob Battler; salvia, J. Battler, Mrs. W. Haugh; dah- lias, J. Battler, Mrs. Ed Haberer; pansies, 3. Battler, W. Haugh; tuberous begonias in pot, Mrs. Collection, garden vegetables, Mrs. W. Haugh, P. McClytnonr; :heaviest turnips, L. Werner; heavi- est mangolds, L. Merner: red pep- pers, L. Merner, Mrs. W. Haugh; green peppers. Mfrs. A. Merner, Mrs. W. Haugh; table rucumhens, Mrs. D. Geiger, Mrs, W. Haugh: large cucumbers, Mrs, W. Haugh, F. MLcelymont; sunflower, L. Mer- ner; brussels sprouts, Mrs, W. Haugh, Mrs. A.. Merner. LADIES' WORK Dining room furnishings -Lunch- eon set, embroidered, Mrs, M, Stef- fen, Airs, Gerald Snider; luncheon set, other, .airs. G. Howald, }firs. Staffen; set table mats, Mrs. C. Woodburn: crocheted buffet set, Airs. Staffen, Anne Datars; em- broidered buffet set, Mrs, Staffen, Mrs, Haugh; kitchen accessories, tea towels, Mrs. Clarence Schade, Mrs. Staffen; potholders, Mrs. G. Howald, Mrs. Woodburn. Bedroom furnishings -Embroider- ed pillowcases, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Flaxbard; crocheted pillowcases, Mrs. Sohade, Mrs. Staffen; cross- stitched pillowcases, Mrs. Staffen, Afrs, Schade: vanity set, Mrs. Staf- fen, Mrs. Hooald. Living room furnishings -Punch work, eushioe, ; is. Staffen; cor- duroy or velvet cushion, Mrs. Staf- fen,. J, Battler; crocheted centre- piece,' William Pepper and tion. Seaforth: airs. Mary Jacobi; tatted daily, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Wood- burn. DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread, Kathleen Nay, Mrs. Arnold :lferner, Jr.; raisin buns, Mrs, H. Klonp; tea biscuits, Mrs. H, Klopp, Mrs, A. Merner; sugar cookies, firs. Earl Flaxbard; ginger cookies, Mrs. E. Flaxbard: loaf cake, Mrs. H. Klopp; angel food cake, Mrs. L. Erb, Mrs. Delbert Geiger; dark layer cake, Joan Elliott, Mrs. H. Klopp; light layer cake, Eleanor Erb, Mrs, H. Klopp; sponge cake, Mrs. E. Haberer, Mrs. ,D, Geiger. Six tarts, Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, Mrs. H. Klopp; cherry pie, Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Mrs, L. Erb; dutch ap- ple pie, Mrs. H. Klopp, Mrs. A. Merner; date squares, ,airs. L. Erb, Mrs. H. Klopp; baked beans, Mrs. E. Haberer. Sealers, canned raspberries, Mrs. Flaxbard, Mrs. G. Snider; straw- berries, Mrs. H. Klopp: cherries, lonsommil SIG\ The Italian influence in Warren K, Cock's new corltinental.was put there by one of North America's most respected designers, Spazi2lnl. Notice the peak lapelsr ouffed sleeves and the elegant silhouette. 1 , Wolper's. ''Weave PHONE ET EXETER PROUD PET OWNERS. -Sandra Desjardine and Jo -Ann is e Thiel display their cats which won prizes Zurich fair's a pet show Monday. Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Desjat'dine, calls hers "Blackie" while "Jo -Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thiel, holds "Alvin". The pet show, held for the first time, was one of the features of the fair. -T-A Photo Mrs, Flaxbard, Mrs. Iilopp; pears, airs. Flaxbard, .Mrs. Klapp; citron, no first, Airs. 13, Snider; plums. Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Mrs. H. Klopp; peaches. airs. H. Iilopp: current jam, John Geiger, Mrs. H. lalopp; berry jam, Mrs. 1:, 1'Iaxbard, Mas. 5f. Klopp; grape. jelly. Mrs. H flopp; red currant jelly, Mrs. :G- Flaxbard; vinegar pickles, Mrs. Flaxbard; catsup, J. Battler, Mrs, H. Klopp; red cabbage, Anne Dat - ars; tomatoes. Mrs, re,laxbard, Mrs. C, Woodburn; works man's lunch, Mrs, C. Schade, Airs, E. Haberer. ARTWORK Oil painting, landscape, Norma Siebert; oil painting, any •eubiect, N. Siebert; .airs. E, Flaxbard, Mrs, T. Stark; copper tooling, Mrs, C. Schade: etched aluminum tray, Alan, H, Iilopp; needlepoint, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. E. Flaxbard; drift- wood arrangement, Mrs. E. Flax - bard, N. Siebert. DAIRY Maple syrup, F. 111cClymonl: hen's eggs, white, F. AfrClymont; brown. Mrs. A. Sterner: cheese, homemade, :sirs. E. Haberer. School Childran's Dodi ART Grade 1 Mary Ellen Gingerich 7I1, Dianne Clark 41-1, Wesley Dig- nan 314, Gary Datars 12H. Grade 2 - Jeanne Thiel 7H, Nancy Desjardine 1511, Gary Truem- ner 1211, Steven Weida 3H. Grade 3 - Linda. Luther 155, Kenneth Clarke 414, Gerald, Rader 711, Larry Luther 1514, Dale Dig- nan Grade 4 - Sandra Mcgllnchey 411. Jimmy Weigand 814', Gary Flaxbard. 7H, Sylva Merner 1211, George Keller 151• Grade 5 Donna Kipper 7H, Alex. Turnbull 1511, Dianne Dignan 3H,Linda Rader SH, Ruth Pepper 125. Grade 6 •-- Larry Werner 75, Mlirhatal Roldan 31-1, Rodger Keller 1511, Norma Weigand ,514, Connie Dietrich 45, Grade 7 - Mona Schade. 12H, Martha Fisher 514, Truth Geiger 4H. Grade S - Gary Systma 1?T•l, Eileen Miller 85, Marlene Dignan 313. WRITING • Grade 1 - Edward Gingerich 7H, 5140e11e Coletnan 315, Gordon. Wei- gand 811, Dale Erb 411, Patrick Aieldinger 122H. Grade 2 -- James Ramer 7H, Gary Truemmner 125, Nancy Des - Jardine 1513, Frieda BierlIng Dale )3achert USS 3. Grade 3 Larry Nipper 7H. •Kenneth Clarke 414, Linda Oesch t1SS ), Linda Luther 15H. Rose Marie Weigand 81•I, Gracie 4 Douglas Erb 41.r. Suss an Oesch USS n, Jittlnty Weigand R.H, Kees Van1)allen 7H, Sylvia Siemer 12H, Grade 5 - Donna. la-1Pper 713', .Linda miller 155, Pearl Ann Erb 9 USS, Gail Richardson 35, Linda Rader 811, Gracie fi Shirley Flaxbard 7H. KeConllenle r 1431, Dserich 4I5, Allan Erh $ DSR, Donna Richardson 35, Rodger Grade 7 Huth Olausius 75, Ruth Geiger 414, Bobbv Desch 9 USS, Aline Ducharme L.H. Martha Fisher 8H. Grade R - Sharon Hugill 713, Eileen Miller 614, Marlene Digital?. 311, Gerald :lferner 125, Grace Keller 15H, CRAFTS Grade. 1 - Marlene Rader •713,' Gordon Weigand SH, Linda Webb 1214, Grade 2 - Glen Gascho 411, Glen miller 1514, Nancy Desjardink 1553, ,Tames Lamer 711, John Hummel 3H. Grade 3 Linda Luther 15H, Carol Regier 81-1, Kenneth Clark 4H, Larry Luther 155, Floyd Field; 3 Grade 4 - Marion Schroeder 311, Linda Thiel 7H, Sandra McClinchey 411, 'George Keller 1511, Jimmy Wigand SH. Grade 5 - Ruth Popper 125, Allan Merner 75, Linda Rader 81-7, Gail Richardson 3H, Irene Hendrich 15H. Grade 6 - Shirley Flaxbard 734, Joan Rader •SIV, Connie Dietrich 4H, Donna Richardson 311, Ricky Hend- rich 1511. Grade 7 - Robert. 'Erh 35, Peter Systema 125, Gregory Willett. 75, Grade 6 - Kenneth Rader RH, Ronald Schroeder 3H, Gary Systma 12H. COLLECTIONS Woods - Donna 'Kipper; Gordon Bierling 711, Peter Systma, 125. Vegetables - Larry Merner. 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Donna to Kt r o m t ?H, ,15 Kipper Grain and Vegetables; • 130518 Larry Kipper 755, ;Allan 33ulbert, Sandra AlcCltnchey Don. ria Richardson, ,Dale Richardson. carrots sa Gordon aliening, lions na :Signer. li a 0 n a- Richardson, • Sandra Richardson, Linda Miller, Papists Anions -- Donna Kipper, Moss 'sVhittaker, Larry x+ip>aer, aro: Johns ton, Allan llu lbert. Largo yellow onisns- $Yl viaMet.* /WV. Donna :tipper._ Ruth Pepper, GJI Rl ichardson, enneth West. lake, 10 at. Dutch sets -- Larry Nip. per, Donna Kipper. T'otMoes - Larry Dapper, Norma Weigand, Donna Nipper, .Ruth Alin Pepper,,- Larry Alerner,. The Times-Advecete,.Ctobeh i 195! Potatoes, late •- Reber); Nrb, Tarty Nipper. ,Dentia, Kipper, 'Sighs and Turkheim, Norma Weigand. Yield corn - Sandra. 1lr 1 r s o n, Larry Merner, Larry Kipper, ton- na Kipper, Dentia Biehatdson. Wheat Galt Richardson, ,Mian Hulbert, Glen minor, Sylvld, Met- ner. Larry Mlerner. Oats - Wayne Blerling, Peter Systma, Gall Richardson, gar), Ti'tieniner,. Donna '.i'i;uemner. Barley --- Gordon ,Bierling, Deb - hie Merner, Peter SYStma, Larry A1en r er Tomatoes, red -- Linda alines,. bail Richardson. Donna hipper. Larry Merner, Shirley McClincltey, Tornatoes, green --- ,l,inrla ATilier, Galt Richardson, :Donna. Richardson, Allan Hulbert, harry Merner. .#sears -Kenneth 11 estiake, Eileen Westlake. Sandra alcainchey, Rich- ard Turkheint, Martha. Gasebo. Potts 7 Plums - Larry .;NT Clinchey, srassa Rtaxbard, Apples, northern Spy -- 0.11 Richardson. S a st:d r.a ftichardaotie Donna, of na Rlahardson, .Gary Trkelnnet� Eileen \Veetlake. Apples, Macintosh ass Larry 'Kip's per, Ed Prang, .Sanas, Webla, LOS, de Webb, •Gail. Rlehardson, •APples, .anew --- Linda Luther. Donna Truemner, Gary Trugmner, Gail Bichardecn, Sandra ,Richards 5011. Apples, Delicious Jimmy Well a d gJ h Ra ra. on d ullel, a n• ?Botch, ler. .Irene l3endrieh. Grape,...,_ Wayne ]rtleriinlr, '1115 I Flaxbard. 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