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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-24, Page 13A FAIR HOMECRAFT QUEENS -- Crowns were presented to all the Queens and Princesses in the Homecraft section at the Exeter Fair Friday night. At the back from the left are the presenters Nancy Smith, Linda Johns, Kothy Siep, Barb Passmore, Marjorie Johns and Lir Rhea Greene. In front from the left are Sewing Queen Marylou Thompson, Sewing Princess Cathy Norris, Baking Queen Mary Rustin, Baking Princess Ann Delbridge, Flower Queen Josie Ryckmon and Arts and Crafts Queen Darlene Lynn. Six crowned with fair titles Six queens and princesses were crowned in the homecraft division at the Exeter fair I•'rida} night. Josie I{vckman of Exeter was crowned queen of flowers with Evelyn Harrigan of Lucan finishing a very close second. Rhea Greene ac- cumulated the most points in cul flowers, Maxine Sereda displayed the best basket of cul flowers. Gladys Cudmore had the prize winning mums and.the best Bird of Paradise arrangement was exhibited by Olga !fern. Darlene Lynn. Centralia emerged as queen of arts and crafts with last year's winner Rhea Greene in second spot. Best stained ceratnic article prize went to Beverly Davies. Crediton: refinished woodworking article to Floyd (toper, Exeter: handmade Christmas decoration Cathy Pfaff, Exeter; nature designed picture featuring beans Dolores Shapton, Ex- eter and human bein's salt and pep- per collection Cathy Seip. Photographic winners Elfreda Gooch, London; Jill Harburn, Staffa; and Paul Armstrong and David Hann, both of Exeter. Mary Lou Thompson of Exeter was named sewing queen with Emily Coultis of Varna placing second. Shirley Kerslake, Exeter was winner of the Busy Bee special and other sew- ing winners were nightgown, Olive Thomson, Exeter; child's jogging suit, Nancy Smith, Exeter; quilt top only, Olga Hern, Woodham. Most points in mats and quilts went to [Sahel Annis, Mitchell and also best of show quilt. Others were best hand made doll, Ruth Johnson, London; crocheted place mates, Anna Dolmage, Londesboro; knitted children's sweater, Rita VanWieren, Hensall, Mary Ruston of St. Marys is the new baking queen with Beatrice Fleming of Brucefield in second posi tion. Best soya date squares Donan Price, Exeter; most home canning points Sheila Miller, Dashwood, best bean relish Diane Andrews, Cen- tralia; best chili sauce Erlma Keller, Exeter and most points in jams and jellies Laura Hern, Woodham. Mayor Bruce Shaw was the judge of the pecan pie baking contest which he sponsors. After tasting eight delicious pies, the mayor selected the pie made by Bonnie Sitter of Exeter as the best. Kathy Bray, Exeter won the muffins prize; chocolate dessert special went to Hazel Corbett, Hensall and Diane Shapton, Exeter had the best educational display of potatoes. There were 87 entries in the Golden QUEENS OF YESTERYEAR - - Most of the Exeter Fall Fair Queens crowned since the competition was begun 20 years ago were bock at the fair Friday night. Bock, left, Lisa Westcott, Barb Wareing, Tracy Van Gerwen, Cathy Musser, Deb Taylor and Sheryl DeBoer. Front, Carol Amos, Sandra Rowe, Joanne Dinney, Ann Boynhom, Darlene Geoffrey and Elaine Hoyter. NOTICE Classes available for liquid embroidery arid other crafts with Cameo, 10°,, discount during month of October. For more information phone Irene Hoffman Cameo Instructor Phone 236-4839 • Violence Continued from page 12 during the critical time set aside for interviews with victims. As well. Scott announced that the Ontario Women's Directorate will ex- tend its highly successful "Break the ' Silence" media campaign launched two years ago. Eleven ministries ;u•e involved in the initiatives announced today and will be announcing further details in r the near future. FASHION YOU WILL LOVE ry tl •1 4144 ‘1%;:liket 20% Off Entire Fall Stock Starts l hursday September 25 mem rads 1'. miles S. of Grand geild On Hwy. 21 2382818 Open 7 days a week OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER 2ND • • • • • N • • • • Mm, Mm Home Baked BREAD new -life Flour (2.5 kg.)(5 kg)(10 kg.) All purpose Pastry (bleached or unbleached) Whole Wheat, Cake, Bread 2.69(2 .5 kg.) OIL Corn 4.29(1) Peanut 4.49(1) Vegetable 2.95(1) Table Salt 55 s (1 kg.) Yeast Fermipan Molasses Fancy 1.30(300 g. • 6lackstrap.984(500 g.) tf* • rt► t ; fieN rIf • Mon.- Sat. - 5:20 Closoll Sunray • ergnson• .Apiaries Hwy. 84 between Hensall & Zurich • 236-4979 • • • M Age class. Winning the most .points was Olive Essery, Centralia ; best old fashioned cookies Doreen Anderson, Hensall and best flowering house plant, Hazel Corbett. Junior sewing princess was Cathy Norris, Exeter with Denise Kints of Woodham as runnerup and the best cropped pants prize went to Lisa Triebner, Exeter. Anne Delbridge, Woodham is the new baking princess. Denise Kints was second. Karen Foster, Kirkton had the best brownies; Joanne Slaght, Crediton won most points in junior arts and crafts and the best article made from wood was shown by Russell Sitter, Exeter. Tirnes•Advocote, September 24, 19%6 Page 13 Variety of prizes awarded in draws A large number of prizes we awarded in varioud draws prizes, Wear- ing the three day 1966 Exeter_!all Yair. In the Exeter Agrktltursl Society dttraw, Earl Pierson of Cambridge was the winner of a quarter of beef; Donald Dearing won a side of pork; SOO of canned goods went to Lloyd McDougall, Hensall; Heather Gillen, Lucan gets FIs and l cast of soup; ;30 of merchandise from Ferguson Apiaries was won by Carl towett, Centralia; Jim Barnes, Exeter wins a turkey and a btrabel of apples goes to Edward Lamport, Exeter. In the homecraft division, Ave Mur- ray, London gds a comforter and pillow sham; a crib comforter and mobile go to Mark Vandergunst, Ex- eter; a lace net picture was won by Deb Hodge, Crediton; Dorothy Balsdon, Exeter wins a handknit car- digan; a pieced cushion goes to Dean Smith, Exeter and the winner of a carrot pike is Dunc Etherington. Nenia1J. • Tbepriday night draw prizes pro- vided by Earl Campbell Jewellers went to''erri Verhoeven, Dashwood $150 and$26.eadt to George Tryon and Wafter Bentley. both of Exeter. In the Landon Free Press draw, Mark D'Anna wins a 10 speed bicycle and Gertrude Hamilton gets a sports bag. Both are from Exeter. Becks Farquhar won a white squir- rel from the Exeter Lioness club. Phyllis Humphreys. Exeter won $150 worth of groceries and Pat Hodgen. Kt kctop gets an afghan in the South Huron Junior Farmers draw. 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