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THE. BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 4, 1978 — 5
riginal quilts win NI prizes
The winners of this year's
International Plowing Match quilting
competition have been shrouded in
mystery.
Although the four winning quilts were
selected a week and a half before the match
opened and. all 20 quilts, entered in the
competition were on display at the Seaforth
Fall Fair, the prizewinning ribbons weren't
attached to the quilts until early Tuesday
morning, the opening day of the match.
This year's prizewinning quilt was
designed by Mrs. Doris. Bushell of
Wingham who receives $100 prize for her
effort. The brown and beige quilt features
an attractive picture of a horse and
plowman in brilliant colors in the centre,of
the quilt.
The second placed quilt, in green and
gold with a map of Huron County featuring
embroidered symbols for each township in
the county, was designed and quilted by
members of the Kirkton Women's Institute
who will receive a prize of $75.
The third prize quilt was de-signed by
Mrs. Clarence Hanna of Belgrave and also
features a map of the county.
The judges also awarded 'an honorable
mention to the gold and bfown quilt ,with
the unique patchwork design inside a
frame, made by Mrs. Jessie Alton of
Lucknow.
The competition was sponsored by . the
,ladies committee of, the IPM and nine of
the 20 entries were designed by county
groups, the remainder by individual
quilters.
This year, the quilts were judged by
Layne Abiaer Of the crafts departMent, the
OMAF head office, in Toronto and Mrs.
Charlottelronside of Acton , a professional
judge and quilter herself: •
Susan Wheatley, a member of the ladies
committee, said the quilts were judged for`
originality of design, the quality of quilting
on the quilts, color co-ordination,
proportion and the suitability of design to
subject matter.
She said the committee was. pleased with
the response.
;The quilts were displayed in the craft
building during the IPM held outside:
VVingham -rat week.
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First, by Doris Bushell of Wingham.
Honorable mention by Jessie Alton of
Lucknow.
Third by Mrs. Clarence Hanna of Belgrave