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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2006-10-11, Page 26Page 26 The Huron Expositor • October 11, 2006 Class#6 - Cooked Raspberry Jam 1st Ross Ribey, 2nd Lisa Hilvers, 3rd Ben Driscoll Class #7 Cooked Strawberry Jam 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Della Bennett, 3rd Lisa Hilvers Class #8 Cooked Strawberry Rhubarb. Jam 1st Ben Driscoll, 2nd Lisa Hilvers, 3rd Della Bennett Class #9 Cooked Pear Jam 1st Lynn Wall Clasd #10 Cooked Red Pepper Jelly 1st Ben Driscoll, 2nd Della Bennett, 3rd K. Papple Class #11 Your Favorite Jam 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd June Chapman, 3rd Ben Driscoll Chili Sauce 1st Debbie Haney, 2nd Lynn Wall, 3rd Ben Driscoll Mild Salsa 1st Marion Hunt, 2nd Debbie Haney, 3rd Christine Tremeer Bread & Butter Pickles lst Frances Wynja, 2nd Debbie Haney, 3rd Christine Tremeer Icicle Pickles 1st Debbie Haney Corn Cob Pickles 1st Lynn Wall Corn Relish 1st Mary Lou Richard, 2nd Lynn Wall, 3rd Ben Driscoll Pickled Beets 1st K. Papple, 2nd Karen Fleming, 3rd Ben Driscoll Section M - Baking - 4" Piece Apple Pie 1st Mary Fotheringham, 4" Piece Rhubarb Pie 1st Mary Fotheringham, 2nd Judy Beuerman Cherry Loaf 1st Maja Dodds, 2nd Laura Johnston, 3rd Lynn Wall Lemon Loaf 1st Maja Dodds, 2nd Lynn Wall Raisin Oatmeal Cookies 1st Marion Hunt, 2nd Lynn Wall, 3rd Judy Beuerman Chocolate Chip Cookies 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Marion Hunt, 3rd Laura Johnston Cornmeal Muffins 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Maja Dodds Butter Tarts with Nuts 1st Marion Hunt, 2nd Sherry McCall, 3rd Mary Fotheringham Angel Food Cake 1st Lois Moore Banana Cake 1st Mary .Fotheringham, 2nd Lynn Wall 60% Whole Wheat Bread 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Mary Fotheringham Raisin Bread 1st Mary Fotheringham, 2nd Lynn 161st Seaforth Fall Fair Results Wall, 3rd Maja Dodds White Bread 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Mary Fotheringham Baked Bean Special 1st Lynn Wall Coloured Bean Special 1st Lynn Wall Ambassador Special 1st Jennifer Eedy, 2nd Melissa Sparing, 3rd Andrea Murray Bernardin Gift Pack 1st Ben Driscoll, 2nd Lynn, Wall, 3rd.Karen Fleming Senior Section Icicle Pickles 1st Mary Finlayson Chili Sauce 1st Mary Finlayson Favorite Cornmeal Recipe 1st Mary Finlayson Banana Loaf 1st Maja Dodds Home Department Section Quilts- Hand Quilted Reversible Suitable for Bedspread 1st Isabel Annis Cotton Pieced 1st Christine Hoste Strip Quilt 1st Isabel Annis More Than One Technique 1st Isabel Annis, 2nd Christine Hoste Special 1st Isabel Annis, 2nd Christine Hoste Purchased Top lst Mary Finlayson, 2nd Francis Wynja Wall Quilt 1st Isabel Annis, 2nd Francis Wynja, 3rd Laurie Wynja Single Size or Smaller 1st Francis . Wynja, 2nd Mary Finlayson, 3rd Dorothea Williamson Special Classes 6-8 1st Francis Wynja, 2nd Mary Finlayson, 3rd Isabel Annis Machine Quilts Strip Quilt 1st Dorothea Williamson Home Accessories Wall Hanging 1st Francis Wynja, 2nd M.L. Maloney, 3rd Laurie Wynja Article of Counted Cross Stitch 1st Lisa Hilvers, 2nd Francis Wynja Cushion. for Child's Room lst L. Maloney, 2nd Karen Fleming, 3rd Lynn Wall Oven Mitts or 2 Pot Holders .1st M.L. Maloney Christmas Apron lst M.L. Maloney Christmas Stocking 1st June Chapman, 2nd M.L. Maloney, 3rd Lynn Wall Christmas Tree Skirt 1st Lorraine Maloney Christmas Place Mats 1st M.L. Maloney, 2nd Theresa Wynja Any Other Place Mats 1st Lynn Wall Casserole Carrier 1st June Chapman, 2nd Lynn Wall Christmas Table Runner 1st June .Chapman Rug - Hand Hooked 1st June Chapman, 2nd Lynn. Wall, 3rd Laurie Wynja H.A. KIDD Most Points 12-18 1st M.L. Maloney H.A. KIDD Most Points 19-24 1st June Chapman Knitted Articles 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd June Chapman Girl's Cardigan 1st Dorothea Williamson, 2nd Theresa Wynja, 3rd Betty Brand Baby Bonnet and Sweater 1st Betty Brand, 2nd Theresa Wynja, 3rd June Chapman Child's Sweater 1st Betty Brand, 2nd Lynn Wall, 3rd Theresa Wynja Child's Novelty Slippers 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Betty Brand Child's Helmet or Toque & Mitts 1st Mary Klaver Headwear, Scarf, Mitts 1st June Chapman Men's Work Socks lst Betty Brand, 2nd June' Chapman, 3rd Theresa Wynja Men's Dress Socks 1st June_ Chapman, 2nd. Betty Brand Any Other Knitted Article 1st June Chapman, 2nd Regi Whyte, 3rd Kory Klaver H.A.KIDD Most Points 25- 37 1st Betty Brand Crocheted Articles Baby Shawl 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd Betty Brand, 3rd Lynn Wall Afghan 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd Cheryl Rock, 3rd June Chapman Cushion 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd Lynn Wall Centerpiece 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd June Chapman Child's Novelty Slippers 1st Lynn Wall, 2nd Theresa Wynja Baby Sweater & Bonnet 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd Lynn Wall Any Other Crocheted Article 1st' Theresa Wynja, 2nd Judy Beuerman, 3rd June Chapman H.A.KIDD Most Points in 38-44 1st Theresa Wynja Sewing Halloween Costume 1st June Chapman Polar Fleece Article 1st Karen Fleming, 2nd June Chapman, 3rd L. Maloney Child's Outfit 1st June Chapman Doll Outfit Sewn lst Karen Fleming Child's Pyjamas 1st L. Maloney, 2nd June Chapman Any Other Article of Clothing 1st June Chapman, 2nd Karen Fleming Senior Home Department Afghan - Knitted lst Isabel Annis Afghan - Crocheted 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd June Chapman, 3rd Isabel Annis Article of Knitting- Not Afghan 1st Theresa Wynja Article of Crocheting - Not Afghan 1st Betty Brand Crib Quilt 1st Isabel Annis, 2nd June Chapman, 3rd Mary Finlayson Crib Quilt Tied 1st Isabel Annis Tea Cozy 1st Betty Brand, 2nd Theresa Wynja, 3rd Kory Klaver Knitted Slippers 1st Theresa Wynja, 2nd Betty Brand Cushion other than crochet or knit 1st Mary Finlayson, 2nd Theresa Wynja Knitted or Crochet Hat 1st June Chapman, 2nd Betty Brand, 3rd Theresa Wynja Best Darning of an old sock 1st Theresa Wynja Grandchild's picture in homemade frame 1st Theresa Wynja Covered Clothes Hanger lst Mary Finlayson, 2nd Theresa Wynja, 3rd Betty Brand Oven Door Fringed Towel 1st Betty Brand, 2nd June Chapman, Mary Finlayson Hobby Article not listed 1st Mary Finlayson, 2nd Theresa Wynja H.A.KIDD Most Points 55-70 1st Theresa Wynja H.A.KIDD New Exhibitor 1st Isabel Annis Huron Central 441 Swine Club, Junior Champion Showman, David Robinson, Reserve Showman, Christine Bone, Senior Champion Showman, Bill Brady, Reserve Showman, Greg Murray, Champion Gilt, Renee Robinson, Reserve Champion Gilt, Heather Bone, Champion Barrow, Leanne Ryan, Reserve Champion Barrows Greg Murray. Huron County could become cycling capital of Ontario, says county councillor Cheryl Heath GMMMEIMWIEBIO Tiger Dunlop's tomb is under repair. Huron County council got an update on renovations of the historic site Thursday at the request of Ben Van Diepenbeek, Reeve of the Municipality of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh. Beth Ross, manager of cultural services, reported a London-based stonework company has been approved to do the work at a cost of ft $7,900 plus GST. She noted the work should be completed this fall. When Goderich Mayor Deb a Shewfelt asked if the work's specifications were in line with a historic restoration, Ross noted to b be so the sound mortar would have to match, which isn't possible in - this case because much of it is p tombstone was being changed, Ross the "first-rate publication." Paging Joey County councillors welcomed the prime minister- of Turnberry Central public school into its fold Thursday. Joey Stapleton was welcomed as the page for the October meeting of county council. Morris-Turnberry Reeve Dorothy Kelly introduced the youngster whose hobbies include baseball, wrestling, art and video games. Council learned his brother Daniel was a page for the county ast year. The go-ahead Huron County council approved a eveloper's request to move ahead with selling condo units at its 28 - nit site in Stephen Zbwnship. Coun. Bernie MacLellan (Huron ast) questioned the approval rocess given 28 units are being eveloped on 4.4 acres. Scott Tousaw, of the planning epartment, noted the density is of unusual given it is located in a noted it wasn't because the count could only confirm the correct dat by uncovering the origina tombstone, which would prove cos prohibitive t� the county. Calling all cyclists The chairman of Huron County' planning, agriculture and publi works committee is paying kudos t county staff for developing promotional brochure designed t draw cyclists to the county. "I think Huron County ha become the cycling capital o Ontario," reported Councillor Bert Dykstra (Central Huron). Coun. Deb Shewfelt (Goderich) lso praised the county's work in he area. "I think it's a wonderful idea ecause it is big business," he said. Scott Tousaw, of the county lanning department, presented ouncillors with brochures to bring ack to their municipalities. He also praised county employee indy Fisher and support staff on y e 1 t s c 0 a 0 s f missing. b When Van Diepenbeek asked whether the inaccurate date on the C 1 d •u E P d d n fully serviced area along Highway 21 near Grand Behd. Best Start Huron County is pleased to report 128 spots have been created for the Best Start program designed to benefit preschool children. Officials noted .the provincial government asked that 110 spots be created. By surpassing the request, the county has solidified its funding for the foreseeable future. In contrast, lower -tier governments unable to meet ministry targets will see funds clawed back. Cross-border billing Council heard gains are being made among counties on the cross- border ambulance billing issue. Warden Rob Morley reported recently collecting a nearly $190,000 cheque from Bruce County. Nearly $300,000 has also been received from Middlesex County thus far. sf li la#su llNt# remit i � 4ollt t 1s i l l i i+i 441 a ;14111111a • •