HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-30, Page 7Crown queens and
Queens and Princesses were crown-
ed in five categories in the Homecraft
Division at the Exeter Fall Fair.
The queen of flowers was Gladys
Cudmore with runner-up Rita
VanWieren.
Specials flower awards were Miss
piggy's Flower Garden to Laurel
Miner and Gentlemen's Choice to
Charles Henderson.
Laurel Miner was queen of arts and
crafts and Rhea Greene was runner-
up -
The best counted cross stttch arti-
cle was entered by Donna Shapton.
Bird Feeder winner was Peter
Visscher and the Woodcarving award
went to liarold Nairn.
Gift wrapped parcels for Christmas
- Debra Chappel; Best "Porkers" Salt
and Pepper Collection - . Ruby
iiogarth; Best Print Amateur
Photographers - Tina Visscher; Best
Light and Shadow entry for Advanc-
ed Photography - Mary Margaret
Thompson; Best Portrait - Advanced
Photography - Jill, Harburn; Best
Print - Advanced Photography - Paul
Armstrong.
Queen of Sewing was Shirley
Kerslake with Beatrice Fleming in
the runner-up spot. Best Dress Pants
- Bev Prout; Best Pyjamas -Children's
Wear - Cynthia Pym; Best Latchet
hooked article - Dolores Prest; Best
Appliqued quilt - Mrs. Eben Weigand;
Winner of Most Points in mats and
quilts - Margaret Cole.
Winner of Best of Show Quilt which
is eligible for Canada Packers Cham-
pionship Quilt Competition was shown
by Gladys Richardson; Best Cushion
made from cotton material - Diane
Andrews; Best Fancy Cushion - Irene
Hoffman; Best Hostess Apron - Mary
Eisler; Best Quilted Article - Khris
Hardy.
Best crocheted baby bonnet and
sweater - Cathy Norris. In the Special
for a crocheted Afghan throw (no em-
broidery ) Olive Essery was the win-
ner. Knitted adult pullover sweater -
Helen Toornstra; Best knitted socks
- Mrs. Gerrit Wynja; Winner of the
knitted Afghan Throw Special Ino em-
broidery) was Olga Bern.
Taking Baking queen honours was
Mary Huston - St. Marys and runner-
up was Beatrice Fleming - Brucefield.
Chocolate Mayonnaise Cake - Cathy
princesses
Seip, Exeter; Dutch.apple pie - Don-
na Price, Exeter; Date loaf (with
nuts) - Exeter villa; Tomato Juice -
Louise Amerongen, Exeter, Green
Hot Dog Relish - Ruth McLartm,;Ex-
eter; Pickled beets - Laura Herd;
Butter Tarts - Shirley Cooper,
Elimville.
In the Culinary Arts Specials "A
Christmas Gift from Your Kitchen"
*as won by Rita Van Wieren. Most
points in Class 55 - Golden Age was
won by Marjorie Arthur. Best sewn
article - Edith Miller, Exeter; Best
article from latchet hooked yarn -
.Dorothy Elford.
Junior classes
The Junior Sewing Princess title
was won by Barbara Tiernan with
runner-up Cathy Norris.
First prize afternoon dress - Lisa
Triebner; Best big shirt - Lynn Poor-
tinga ; Most points in Junior Arts and
Crafts - Carolyn Paquette; Best
watercolour painting - Derek Van
I)yken.
Junior Baking Princess was Anne
Delbridge and runner-up Denise
Kints. Good competition between
these two girls with Susan Grubb
close behind.
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DOMESTIC QUEENS OF THE FAIR — A number of Queens were crowned in the Homecraft division
of the Exeter Fall Fair Friday night. In front from the left are Junior Sewing Princess Barb Tiernan, Junior
Baking Princess Anne Delbridge, Arts and Crafts Queen Laurel Miner, Sewing Queen Shirley Kerslake
and Baking Queen Mary Ruston. Doing the crowning at the bock from the left are Cathy Norris, Cathy
Seip, Darlene Lynn, Mary Lou Thomson and Marg Truemner.
MR. AND MRS. JIM KELLER
Hgather Lindsay and Jim Keller
were married August 22 at Knox
Presbyterian Church in Goderich.
John and Helen Lindsay, RR 1
Bayfield are the parents of the
bride, and Ken and Shirley
Keller, Goderich, are the parents
of the groom. Maid of honor was
Elise Lindsay, Toronto, sister of
the bride, and bridesmaids were
Lori Maaskant, Waterloo, sister
of the groom, and Joan Mat:
susaki, Hamilton, a friend of the
bride. Flowergirls were Char-
maine Baxter, Goderich, niece_of
the bride and Jessica Maaskant,
Waterloo, niece of the groom.
Randy Keller, Toronto, was best
man for his brother, and ushers
were friends of the groom, Isaias
Teves and Brad Reitz, both of
Toronto. Ringbearer was
Christopher Baxter, Goderich,
nephew of the bride. Also
assisting at the ceremony were
Lee and Ricky Kerr, Goderich,
nephews of the bride. The of-
ficiating pastors were the Rev.
K:L. Zorn, Kitchener, and the
Rev. Chris Wicher, formerly of
Goderich, now of Newfane, New
York. Special wedding music was
played by violinists Ann Marie,
Madonna and Caroline McQuaid,
Seaforth, accompanied at the
organ by Lorne Dotterer,
Goderich. Following a honey-
moon in England and Scotland,
Jim and Heather have taken up
residence in Guelph. Heather is
a third year student in Family and
Consumer Studies at the Univer-
sity of Guelph majoring in nutri-
tion, and Jim is in his final year
at the University of Toronto,
faculty of pharmacy.
(Photo by Country Pictures)
New ,Wilton Pans
and 1988
Decorating Book
is here
-JUDGING FAIR FLOWERS — Fair directors Doris Elford, Pauline Simmons and Marjorie Johns join with
judge Carol Steckle in looking over some of the flower entries at the Exeter Fair, Friday afternoon.
Town. Topics
Lorne Howey retired Air Force Col-
onel is visiting from Sydney, B.C. with
relatives in this area. .
Don't
miss it!
"Invest For Success"
SEMINAR
featuring:
BRIAN COSTELLO
Thurs., Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Hvnsall & District
community ('entre
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BEST QUILT — Gladys Richardson is shown with her best in show
quilt at the 1987 Exeter Fall Fair. T -A photo
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Hayter's Turkey
Available Now
- Phone ord6rs at
237-3561
Also Featuring at
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"Our New Line
Open Monday -
Friday
Hwy. No. 83
or
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of Turkey Products"
Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
ust west of Dashwood
We also bake and
decorate for
birthdays, showers,
or weddings
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would like to thank everyone for your support during our Grand
Opening period. We sincerly hope you liked what you saw.at our
new location, and we look forward to seeing all of you for many.
years to come.
Winners of our Grand Opening Draws
Gas barbecue - Judith Sanders , RR 1 Grand Bend
Student Desk - Bill Russell, RR 1 Exeter
Sweatsbirt - Betty Sanders
Skateboard - Michael McVeeney
Small BBQ - Andy Lunn
Tent - Natasha Allen
"Maxwell House" Picnic Sets - Mottew Nethercott. L.W.
Payne, Elanor Rader
Sports bogs - Joan Skinner, Mrs. M. Bassett, Elliott
McRoberts.
Inflatable Raft - Krista Bierling
Car Brush • S. Peterson
Set of 4 "Max" Mugs
Harold Nairn Dorothy Taylor
Jennifer Strang Donna Jean lee
Bonita Zowolsky Sue Bregman
Annette Regier - . Loretto Regier
Donna Wonnacott Mrs. Aaron Restemayer
Jennifer McLeod Judy Webb
Jennifer Beecroft Brad Hartman
Kevin Leigh Jo-ann Pickering
Crystal Hovius A. Gamble
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