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The Citizen, 1992-09-23, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1992. PAGE 13. Produce wins prizes at Brussels Fall Fair Names are In order of finish. SHEEP • Section C Class 1. Best pair of market lambs (80-110 lbs.). Any breed or cross. Hugh Todd. Class 2. Best pair of shearling ewes. Any breed or cross. Hugh Todd, Keith Todd. Class 3. Best pair ram lambs. Any breed or cross. Keith Todd, Hugh Todd Class 4. Best pair of ewe lambs. Any bred or cross. Hugh Todd, Keith Todd. A cup full of fun The midway rides always bring a smile to the face of the youngsters and this year was no exception at the fair. Taking a quick sppin in the tea cups and loving every minute of it, are from left: Quit clowning around Class 10.1/2 bushel chopped haylage. Brad Speiran. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL GRAINS Class 14. 1/4 bushel fall wheat. Paul Johnston, Kevin Johnston, Ken Johnston. Class 15.1/4 bushel barley, 6 rowed. Murray Hoover, Bauer Farms, John Dorsch. Class 16.1/4 bushel oats. Bauer Farms. Class 18.1/4 bushel mixed grain, 2 or more ways. Bauer Farms, Paul Johnston. Class 19. 6 cobs husking corn. Brad Speiran, Paul Johnston, Kevin Johnston. FIELD CROPS Grain Com. Ken Fischer, Bauer Farms, Bill Sellers, John DeVnes, John McIntosh, Wayne Fear, Laurie Black, Ken Johnston, Paul Johnston, Paul Fear, Kevin Johnston, Glen Sellers, Jack Cardiff, Greg Higgins. Barley. Murray Hoover, Bob Thomas, Bauer Farms, Stewart Cardiff, Kevin Deitner, John Perrie, Laurie Black, Scott Cardiff. Fall Wheat. Paul Fear, Larry Bray, John Perrie, Kevin Deitner, Bauer Farms, Scott Cardiff, Wayne Fear, Greg Higgins, Bob Thomas. FRUITS - Section G Class 1. 1/2 bushel McIntosh apples. Maitside Orchard. Class 2. 1/2 bushel Spartan. Maitside Orchard. Class 3. 1/2 bushel Delicious apples. Maitside Orchard. ROOTS & VEGETABLES - Section H Class 2. 5 onions, sweet Spanish. Mrs Edgar Howatt, Jamie Thomas. Class 3. 5 onions from dutch sets. Eleanor Hemingway, Mrs. Edgar Howatt, Anna Dolmage. Class 5. 5 pickling beets. Mrs. Edgar Howatt, Jamie Thomas, Yvonne Knight. Class 6. 5 gherkins. Jamie Thomas, Rose Mane Bishop, John Boneschansker. Class 7. 5 ears table corn, any variety. Jamie Thomas. Class 8. Collection of com, named. JoAnn McDonald. Class 9. 2 early cabbages. John Boneschansker, Bessie Johnston, Mrs. Edgar Howatt. Class 10.2 late cabbages. JoAnn McDonald. Class 12. 2 heads red pickling cabbage. J. Boneschansker, Mrs. Edgar Howatt Class 13. 2 heads cauliflower. J. Boneschansker. Class 14.2 pie pumpkins. Jamie Thomas. Class 15. 2 squash pepper. Mrs. Edgar Howatt. Class 19.1 qt. white beans, small. Anna Dolmage, J. Boneschansker. Class 20.1 qt. butter beans, any variety. Anna Dolmage. Class 23.3 table cucumbers. Jamie Thomas, John Boneschansker, Rose Marie Bishop. Class 24. 3 pickling cucumbers. Gayle Speiran, Jamie Thomas, Rose Marie Bishop. Class 25. 3 ripe cucumbers. JoAnn McDonald, J. Boneschansker, Jamie Thomas. Class 27. 2 heads sunflowers. Jamie Thomas. Class 28.1 largest pumpkin. Jamie Thomas, JoAnn McDonald. Class 29.1 largest squash. Jamie Thomas, Samantha Thomas. Class 30. 3 green peppers. J. Boneschansker, Jamie Thomas. Class 31. 5 large tomatoes, ripe. Alice Brothers, Jamie Thomas, JoAnn McDonald. Class 32. 6 cherry tomatoes. JoAnn McDonald, Gayle Speiran, Verna Nicholson. Class 33. 2 matched zucchini. Gayle Speiran, Anna Dolmage, Jamie Thomas. Class 34. Vegetable display, minimum 8 kinds. Eleanor Hemingway, Jamie Thomas, JoAnn McDonald, John Boneshansker, Yvonne Knight Class 35. Early potatoes, red, not washed, 4 litres. Jamie Thomas, Gayle Speiran, JoAnn McDonald. Class 36. Early potatoes, white, not washed, 4 litres. John Boneshansker, Mary Ann Miners, JoAnn McDonald. Class 37. Late potatoes, red, not washed, 4 litres. J. Boneschansker, Mary Ann Miners, Jamie Thomas. Class 38. Late potatoes, white, not washed, 4 litres. John Boneschansker, Mrs. Edgar Howatt. 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Caroline McMullen, Allan Stokes, Caroline McMullen, Mark Simmons, Allan Stokes. Class 2. Best doe & daughter. Any breed or cross. Allan Stokes, Caroline McMullen, Mark Simmons, Allan Stokes, Caroline McMullen. Class 3. Best doe kid bom in present year. Any breed or cross. Robert Stokes, Allan Stokes, Robert Stokes, Dennis Rijkhoff, Caroline McMullen. Class 4. Best first lactation doe. Any breed or cross. Lactating, any age. Caroline McMullen, Allan Stokes, Robert Stokes, Caroline McMullen, Allan Stokes. Class 5. Best mature doe. Any breed or cross. Caroline McMullen, Allan Stokes, Allan Stokes, Robert Stokes, Mark Simmons. EGGS Class 1. 5 doz. white. JoAnn McDonald, Mrs. Edgar Howatt, Yvonne Knight. Class 2. 5 doz. brown eggs. Mrs. Edgar Howatt. Section F FORAGE CROPS Class 4. 1-5" slice hay, 1st cut. Brad Speiran, Gord Finch, Gayle Speiran. Class 5. 1-5" slice hay, 2nd cut. John Dorsch, Paul Johnston, Ken Johnston. Class 6.1/2 bushel of field chopped hay, 1st cut. Brad Speiran. 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