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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-09-28, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988. Fair homecraft division proves popular Continued from page 21 Class 25, Christmas centrepiece - no entries SPECIAL - Door Decoration ( not Christmas)- Hilda Holmes, Mrs. Heimpel SPECIAL - Best Article in needle punch - donated by Phyllis Mitchell - Doris Van Camp, Mrs Heimpel SPECIAL - Most points Classes 7-15, stuffing material donated by Stearns Canada Inc - Mrs Van Camp SPECIAL-most points Classes 16-25 - quilt bat donated by Stearns Canada Inc - Mrs Hilda Holmes SPECIAL - most points in Section O, donated Homecraft - Mrs Heimpel, Mrs Van Camp SPECIAL - Recycl mg - donated by Walton Women's Institute - Doris Van Camp; Alfred Knight, Mrs Heimpel SPECIAL - Article in Calligraphy - Katherine Bridge SECTION C - SHEEP DORSET: Class 1, Shearling ram - Adrian DeBuryen, RR 3, Kerwood; Adrian DeBuryen; Donald Bower- ing, RR 3, Melvern Class 2, Ram lamb - Adrian DeBuryen, Donald Bowering, Adrian DeBuryen. Class 3, Shearling ewe - Adrian DeBuryen; Adrian DeBuryen; Donald Bower ing Class 4, Ewe lamb - Adrian DeBuryen; Adrian DeBuryen; Don ald Bowering Class 5, Best pen - Adrian DeBuryen SUFFOLK Class 1, Adrian De Buryen; Adrian DeBuryen; Glen Paine, RR 2, Kerwood Class 2, Glen Paine, Adrian DeBuryen; Adrian DeBuryen Class 3, Adrian DeBur yen; Adrian DeBuryen; Clen Paine. Class 4, Glen Paine, Adrian DeBur yen; Glen Paine. Class 5, Adrian DeBuryen. HAMPSHIRE. The only entrant, Hugh Todd of RR 2, Lucknow, took first place ribbons in Classes 1-5; as well as second-place ribbons in Classes 3 and 4. OXFORD DOWN: Class 1, Louis Emke, Elmwood; Donald Dearing; Donald Dearing. Class 2, Louis Emke, Donald Dearing; Donald Dearing. Class 3, Donald Dearing; Louis Emke; Louis Emke. Class 4, Donald Dearing; Lous Emke, Louis Emke. Class 5, Louis Emke. SOUTHDOWN: Class 1, Hugh Todd; Ivan Speiran, RR 1, Denfield; Louis Emke. Class 2, Hugh Todd; Hugh Todd; Ivan Speiran. Class 3, Hugh Todd; Hugh Todd; Ivan Speiran Class 4, Hugh Todd; Hugh Todd; Ivan Speiran. Class 5, Hugh Todd. LINCOLN and LEICESTER: Class 1, Donald Bowering; Glen Paine; DonaldDearing.Class2,Glen Paine; Donald Dearing; Ivan Speiran. Class 3, Ivan Speiran; Glen Paine; Glen Paine. Class 4, Glen Paine; Glen Paine; Donald Bowering . Class 5, Glen Paine. The Old Mill Award for the Best Pen Overall in the Sheep Division, presented this year for the first time, was won by Hugh Todd. SECTION E - POULTRY In the Poultry Division of the 1988 Brussels Fall Fair, Michael Becker of RR 1, Dashwoodexhibited more than 15Obirds, winning both first and second pl ace ribbons in virtually all of the classes he entered, with cocks, hens, cockerals and pullets in many of them Other winners were as follows. Class42, Minorca, any variety -cock 1st, Paul Kitchen, Brussels; hen. 1st, Paul Kitchen Class 44, Rosecomb, any other variety - cock 1st, Donald Dearing, RR1, Exeter; pullet: 1st and 2nd, Donald Dearing Class 46, The world view from Mabel's Grill Continued from page 4 than in the comic section, Tim said. Like the time he said, talking about full employment: “everybody who has a job, wants a job" or the time he called the senator from New Mexico, a congressman from Mexico. That last one may be a funny slip for Americans, Julia said, but it might make the Mexicans a little nervous. Some zealous civil ser vant, a new Ollie North, just might try to get him what he wants. Tim agreed and said he hoped Mr. Bush stayed in the southern states if he was going to make slips like that or Canadians might get nervous too. It might be better to have a president that sleeps at cabinet Cornish, any variety-cock 1st, Edna McLellan, RR 5, Brussels, 2nd, Michael Becker Hen Michael Beck er, Edna McLellan Cockeral Mi chael Becker; Edna McLellan Pul- lett Edna McLellan, Michael Beck er Class 47, Any other variety, solid color -Cock, hen, cockeral and pullet Donald Dearing, 1st in all. Class 48, Any other variety, parti-color - cock Michael Becker, 1st and 2nd Hen Michael Becker, 1st and 2nd Cockeral Edna McLellan, 1st Pul let Michael Becker, 1st, Edna McLellan, 2nd In Pigeons, Michael Becker took first place with his Rollers in cock, hen, cockeral and pullet; while Paul Kitchen placed first in Tumblers, cock and hen In Ducks, Edna McLellan tookfirstswith both her Rouen duck and drake, while Mi chael Becker took firsts with both his Call duck and drake HOMECRAFT DIVISION SECTION J - DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class 1, Canned peaches - Sue Cowing, Helen Warwick; Linda Galloway Class 2, Canned pears - Bessie Johnston, Joyce Johnston; Marjorie Hartleib. Class 3, Fruit Cocktail - Bessie Johnston; Mary Ann Miners. Class 4, Plums - Nanci Ducharme; Sue Gowing; Marjorie Hartleib. Class 5, Cherries - Marjorie Hartleib Class 6, Frozen Strawberry Jam - Darlene Bishop; Nanci Du charme; Helen Warwick. Class 7, Peach Jam - Marjorie Hartleib. Class 8, Fruit Marmalade - Marjorie Hartleib. Class9, Grape Jelly - Nanci Ducharme, Marjorie Hartleib. Class 10, Any other variety of jam - Mary Ann Miners, Darlene Bishop; Nanci Ducharme. SPECIAL: $10.00, most points in Class 1-10 - Marjorie Hartleib Class 11, Bread and Butter Pickles - Marjorie Hartleib. Class 12, Pickled Beets - Karen Bowles; Marie Tyer- man; Marjorie Hartleib. Class 13, Nine Day - Bessie Johnston; Linda Galloway; Marjorie Hartleib. Class 14, Dill pickles - Shirley Baker; Mary Ann Miners; Nanci Ducharme. Class 15, Hot Dog Relish - Nanci Du charme; Bessie Johnston; Marie Tyerman. Class 16, Chili Sauce - Helen Warwick; Darlene Bishop; Karen Bowles. Class 17, Pickled Yellow Beans - Nanci Ducharme; Shirley Baker. Class 18, Canned Tomatoes-noentries. Class 19, Icicle Pickles - Bessie Johnston; Mary Ann Miners, Darlene Bishop. Class 20, Pickled Corn - Darlene Bishop; Mrs. Gordon Mitchell. Class 21, Corn Relish - Shirley Baker. Class 22, HomemadeSalad Dressing - Marjor ie Hartleib; Bessie Johnston; Dar lene Bishop SPECIAL: $10.00, most points in Classes 11-22, donated by Joan Bernard & Janis Bray - Marjorie Hartleib. SPECIALS Class 1, Pint of Canada Grade B medium Maple Syrup - Bessie Johnston; Joyce Johnston; Mary Ann Miners. Class 2, Pantry Shelf collection - Nanci Ducharme. Class 3, Apples -1) Apple Sauce - Doris Van Camp, Mrs. Cordon Mitchell; Mar jorie Hartleib. 2) Apple Jelly - Nanci Ducharme; Marjorie Hartleib. 3) 14 doz. Apple Muffins - Nanci Du charme; Marjorie Hartleib. Overall Winner - Nanci Ducharme. SECTION K - DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class 1, White bread - Helen Warwick; Eleanor Hemingway; Audrey Cardiff Class 2, Brown Bread - Audrey Cardiff; Mary Ann Miners; Eleanor Hemingway. Class 3,DinnerRolls-BessieJohnston; meetings after all. THURSDAY: Billie was a little worried about the way Canada has been getting along at the Olympics with the swimming team nearly drowning in the pool and the rowers looking like they forgot to pull up the anchor. Well, said Hank, at least our boxing team is doing pretty well. Yeh, said Tim, chuckling over the bout where the Korean coaches attacked the referee over a deci sion, sofar we’ve had fewer people knocked out than the referees. unicef Eleanor Hemmingway, Helen War wick Class4, Angel cake mix - Leona Armstrong, Nancy Ducharme; Karen Bowles. Class 5, Pumpkin Loaf - Helen Warwick, Hilda Holmes; Doris Van Camp Class 6, Carrot Loaf - Karen Bowles; Joyce Johnston Class 7, Date and Nut Loaf -Doris VanCamp, Katherine Bridge; Helen Warwick. Class 8, Zucchini Loaf -noentries Class9, Banana Layer Cake - Audrey Cardiff. Class 10, Queen Elizabeth Cake - Bessie Johnston, Karen Bowles; Joyce Johnston Class 11, Apple Sauce Cake - Shirley Baker, Mary Ann Miners; Karen Bowles. Class 12, Banana Muffins - Nanci Ducharme; Helen Warwick, Karen Bowles Class 13, Bran Muffins - Bessie Johnston, Anna Dolmage; Doris Van Camp Class 14, Oatmeal Date Squares - Bessie Johnston, Kather ine Bridge. Class 15, Peanut Butter Cookies - Helen Warwick, Joyce Johnston; Anna Dolmage. Class 16, Chocolate Brownies - Helen War wick Class 17, Chocolate Fudge Candy - Katherine Bridge; Bessie Johnston; Helen Warwick Class 18, MapleCream Fudge-Helen Dobson; Helen Warwick, Bessie Johnston Class 19, A Dessert made in microwave - no entries. Class 20, A snack made in microwave- Joyce Johnston; Karen Bowles; Barb Mc Lellan. Class 21, Butter Tarts - Helen Warwick; Nanci Ducharme; Kather ine Bridge. Class 2, Pumpkin Pie- Helen Warwick; Bessie Johnston; Nanci Ducharme . Class 23, Apple Pie - Bessie Johnston; Mrs. Lyle Martin; Nanci Ducharme. Class 24, Cherry Pie - Nanci Ducharme; Katherine Bridge; Marie Tyerman. Class 25, Strawberry Pie - Hilda Holmes; Helen Warwick; Bessie Johnston. Class26, Raisin Pie-Helen Warwick; Bessie Johnston; Nanci Ducharme. Class 27, Dutch Apple Pie - Mrs. Lyle Martin; Bessie Johnston; Hilda Holmes. Class 28, Peach Pie - Mrs. Lyle Martin; Bessie Johnston. SPECIALS Class 29, Ontario Bean Producers Marketing Board Special - Helen Warwick; Joyce Johnston; Mary Ann Miners. Class 30-Cake decorated for 80th birthday, Thompson Meats - Katherine Bridge. Class 31, Cake decorated for a Thanksgiving theme, donated by Brussels Legion Auxili ary, Br. 218 - Katherine Bridge. Class 32, Chocolate Layer Cake, donated Clair Veitch - Helen War wick; Mary Ann Miners. Class 32, Carrot Cake with cream cheese icing - donated Elizabeth Sholdice - Shirley Baker; Doris Van Camp; Karen Bowles. Class 34, A Dessert suitable for a sugar free diet from Todd's Bakery - Karen Bowles. Class 35, A Dessert made with pure Maple Syrup, donated Mary Ann Miners - Bessie Johnston; Barb McLellan; Mary Ann Miners. Class 36, New Brides of 2 years or less, most points in Classes 1-28, donated by Bessie Johnston - Joyce Johnson. Class 37, $10.00 voucher Weston Bakeries most points in Classes 1-28 - Helen Warwick. Class 39, Fry's Cocoa family favourites - Helen Warwick; Marjorie Hartleib; Mary Ann Min ers. Class 40, Overall winner Section K, donated Audrey Cardiff - Helen Warwick. Class 38, J M Schneider Inc., Apple Pie - no entries; Chocolate Cake - Shirley Baker; Butter Tarts - Nanci Ducharme. JUNIORBAKING Class 1, 5 Chocolate Cookies - Johnnie Miners; Chris Bridge; San dra Bridge Class 2, Banana Muffins - Johnnie Miners. Class 3, unbaked cookies or squares - Johnnie Miners Class 4, Angel Food Cake - no entries. FIELD CROPS COMPETITION Gordon Finch of RR 1, Ethel, was named as the top competitor in the Field Crop/Commercial Forage Crops Division of the Brussels Fall Fair, to win thecash voucher donated BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Monday -10 a.m, - 2 p.m. Tuesday - Closed Wednesday ■ 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Thursday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday -10 a.m. ■ 2 p.m. Saturday - Closed Sunday - Closed by Otto Pick and Sons Seeds Ltd Other winners were as follows: FIELD CROPS - Barley - Lyle Martin, Jim Bowman, Jack Cardiff; MixedCrain-ClareVeitch, Keith Williamson, Murray Johnston, WhiteBeans - Allan Cardiff, Neil Hemingway, Ken Johnston; Ensil age Corn - Paul Johnston, Clare Veitch, Ross Veitch; GrainCorn - Paul Johnston, Ken Johnston, Jim Hunter FORAGE CROPS-1stCut Hay - Cordon Finch, Lyle Martin, Jim Bowman, 2nd Cut Hay - Jim Bowman, Laurie Black, Paul John ston, IstCut Chopped Hay - Alan Baker, Ensilage Corn - Gordon Finch. SPECIALCOMMERCI AL - Barley - LyleMartin, Jim Bowman, Ken Johnston; Mixed Crain - Clare Veitch, Ross Veitch, Oats - Kent Bray, Chris Boettcher, Wheat - Paul Johnston, Ken Johnston; Corn - Paul Johnston, Ken Johnston; White Beans - Paul Johnston. In the Standing Field Crops competition, judged prior to harvest, competitors and scores were as follows: CRAIN CORN - Murray Cardiff (91); Kent Bray (90); Neil Hemingway (89); Scott Cardiff (88.5) ; John McIntosh (88); Glen Johns ton (87.5); Jim Hunter (87); Bruce Johnston (86.5), Ken Johnston (86); Paul Cowing (85.5); Alan Cardiff (85); Ian J ohnston (84.5); Murray Johnston (84); Jeff Cardiff (83.5) , Paul Johnston (83); Jack Cardiff (82). GRAND OPENING RECEPTION for ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1988 at 1:30 - 5:00 p.m5 offers a very warm and traditional setting for your wedding planning. As well as a selection of gowns for the bride, bridesmaids, mothers and guests, we have tuxedo rentals, lingerie, decorating ideas, flowers, etc. Come see us ... we’d be only too happy to show you our selections, discuss your plans and our reasonable prices. “You get the Beau, We’ll tie the Knot 9 RATTENBURY ST. EAST CLINTON 482-3088 J EVERYONE WELCOME ! ANNUAL | CHRISTMAS PARTY X Christmas Dinner Et Dance t at the B.M.& G. Community Centre | Saturday, December 10th 5 Special Hour6-7 I Roast Beef Dinner at7p.m. k Catered by the BMG Catering Group| ENTERTAINMENT BY: 3 Comedian & ImpersonatorI AL ISHARA5 8:15-9:00 I DANCING TO IAN WILBEE’S ORCHESTRA Groups and Individuals welcome $25 per couple Book early-Only 300 Contact for reservation: Karen Hastings, Gerry Wheeler, DaleNewman, Doc Stephenson Sr. ENSILAGE CORN - Murray John ston (90); Clare Veitch (89); Ross Veitch (88); Glen Sellers (87), Calvin Semple (86); Keith Williamson (85); Paul Johnston (84); Ken Johnston (83) WHITE BEANS - Alan Cardiff (92); Murray Cardiff (91); Paul Johnston (90); John Boneschansker (89); Joe Semple (88.5); Glen Sellers (88); Scott Cardiff (87.5); Ken Johnston (87); Neil Hemingway (86.5); Paul Gowing (86); J eff Cardiff (85) Watch for Country Garden Flowers WEDNESDAY OCT. 5/88 Full Detailsin Next Week’s Citizen