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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-30, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate September 30, 1992 Exeter Fall Fair "Focus on Honey" results Ate are the results of the 1992 Exeter Fall Fair from the various divisions of competition. Photos from the fair we on pages 18 and 19. Comments on the fair's success from the president appear on front page. "Fan Event" Open to all chaiubie and tarn -profit organizations: Fust, 575., Sunshine Nursery School, Pieta Kleinadtanidt; Second, 550., New Ramie Sntaere, Mark Gaskin; Third, 525., Exeter Pub- lic School Patron Association, Deb Ho- muth. All other entries received 510 each with 20 participants in all. Draw prboe winners First, 5100voucdin frau A&H EMA Don Kerslake; Second, 5100 grocery voucher frau Seip's valu-mart, Donna Webster; Third, 550 worth of turkey products from Hayter's Turkeys, Angelo Fragis- katos. "People's Choke" Winner of the Peoples Choice an- tique tracators on display at the Royal Bank was a tractor owned by Ken Eld- en. School champions Girls champion Kerry Brownlee, Boys champion Eric Brownlee, Girls runner-up Teresa Zwambag, Boys run- ner-up David Zwambag. Parade Focus on Honey float Brownlee Family, Best Organization float: Hen- sall Spring Fan; Best Business float: Ferguson Apiaries; Best Family float: Cooper Family, Best Antique Vehicle: Ken Elder, Best Classic Vehicle: Ivan Reichert, Best Focus on Honey Costume: Denise Bedard, Best Elementary or Nursery School: Sunshine Nursery School. Best Costumed Character: Vanessa Laye, Best Comical Carmine: Michael Seip, Best Costumed horse and rider: Mea- dowbridge Haflingers, Best Team of Horses and Cart: Meadowbridge Ha - flingers, Best Costumed Horse and Rid- er (age 14 and under): Huron Hafling- ers, Thiel. Ambassador of the Fair Competition Winner: Michelle Moore sponsored by Fashion Closet; First neer-up: Tara Honking sponsored by A&H EMA Foods; Second mm►a-tip: Laura Cook sponsored by MacLeans. Hmnecraft Junior Champion: Peggy Brownlee; Junior runner-up: Andrea French; Youth Champion: Gail Brownlee; Youth numer-up: Andrea Weigand; Flower Champion: Pat Down; Flower nuutrter-tip: Josie Ryckrnan; Baking 'Champion: Haul Corbett; Baking run- ner-up: Dolores Shepton; Sewing Champion: Joan Robinson; Sewing n.n- ner-up: Betty Thomson; Craft & Hobby Champion: Rhea Green; Craft and Hob- by runner-up: Cathy Lease; Best Quilt: Isabelle Aramis; Second Best Quilt: Margaret Cole; Golden Age most points: Phylis Deichert; Photography Best Print Ruthann Dean. Woeren'a Institute Display Compe- tition "Foots onHoney" Fust Hurundale W.I.; Second: Elim- ville W.I.; Third: Crediton W.I.; Fourth Grand Bend W.L. Organization Display Competition "Weekend with the Golden Girls" Fust Elimville U.C.W. Cooking with Homey Demonstra- tion Conducted by Deb Campbell of Cen- tralia Collage, well attended, demon- strated the versatility of honey. e.g. honey punch. sweet and sour chicks' p�pootn- wnrnga 4•H Calf Club Junior Showmanship: first, Dosis Gower; second, Greg Hendrick; third, Ryan Fulton. Senior Showmanship: fast. Andrea Lyceue; second, Ted Hoffman; third. Chris Weigand. Conformation Steers: first. Ryan Ful- ton; second, Randy Hoffman; third, An- drea Lyoeu. Conformation Heifers: first, Tim Hoffman; second, Janie Hoffman; third, Ted Hoffman. Ho` Carcass Coopetition Fest Carolyn Johns. weight 18.6. b by Lesterosa Swine for 16.00 Ib.; Second: Linda Haccius, weight 18.79, purchased by Heasall Coop for 59.00 b.; Third: Martin VanRaey, weight 19.89, purchased by Hamill Livestock for 51230 lb.; Fourth Rob Paaunore, weight 18:66, purchased by MTS Paan .Supply for 513.30 lb.; Rfth: Tarty Zwambag, weight 20.19, purchased by Lorne and Marrsret Her% for 55.00 Ib. Poid Bat bird of show: W andeue Pullet shown by Michel Becker, Champion Standard: Michael Becker, Wyandotte Pullet; Reserve Standard: Clifford Pep- per, Asiatics Han; Champion Bantam: Michael Becker, CochinHen; Reserve Bantam: Michael Becker, Black Cochin Hat; Champion Water- fowl: Michael Becker, Calls Pullet; Re- serve Waterfowl: Michael Becker, Calls Cockerel; Champion Pigeon: A. Fulker, Homer Female; Reserve Pi- geon: Michael Becker, Solid Rollers Female. Grab's and Seeds Most points: Robert Down; Runner- up: Alan Han; Most points from Ste- phen Twp.: Cliff Hicks. Fruits and Vegetables Collection of fruit: Les Cudmore; Display of vegetables: Wayne Shepton, Frances Anderson, Gladys Cudmorc; Most points in Garden Products: Wayne Shapton; Most points in vegeta- bks: Wayne Shapton. Goat show Best Udder Doe: Atlas Stokes; Bes• Dam and Daughter: Eileen Martin; Bat Doe in Show: Harold Bouck; Best Dairy Herd: Eileen Martin; Senior showmanship: Richard Martin; Junior showmanship: Robert Stokes; Toggen- burg Champion Doe: Eileen Martin; Toggenburg Reserve Champion Doe: Eileen Martin; French Alpine Champi- on Doe: Allan Stokes; French Alpine Reserve Champion Doe: Allan Stokes; Recorded Grade Champion Doe: Allan Stokes; Recorded Grade Reserve Champion Doe: Allan Stokes; All oth- en Champion Doe: Harold Bouck; All Others Reserve Champion Doe: Allan Stokes. Sheep show Grand Champion Ram: Barb Benedict; Grand Champion Ewe: J. Ed- ward Jackson; Grand Champion Flock: Barbara Benedict; Reserve Champion Flock: J. Edward Jackson; Dorset Horn Champion Ram: Adrian DeBruyn; Dor- set Horn Champion Ewe: Adrian De- Bruyn; Oxford Downs Champion Ram: Barbara Benedict Oxford Downs Champion Ewe: Donald Dearing; Suf- folk Champion Ram: Adrian DeBruyn; Suffolk Champion Ewe: Adrian De - B Inmx his, Cotswold, Leicesters Champion Ram: Donald Dearing; Lin - coins, Cotswold. Leiceaters Champion Ewe: Donald Dearing; Any other Champion Ram: J. Edward Jackson Any other Champion Ewe: J. Edward Jackson. Draft Horse show Single Hitch: W. Stephens; Best Heavy Team: W. Stephens. Haflinger Horse show Youth Showmanship: Ron Moore, Paul Thiel. Dana Thiel; Champion Marc: Meadowbmidge Haflingers; Champion Stallion: George Smallma'; Champion Haflinger Exhibitor: Huron Haflingas. Open 1.*ht Horse show 41 entries. Jwiior A Champion: Dana Eaton, London Reserve: Jennifer Weigand; Junior B Champion: Kelly Walsh, Denfield; Reserve: Nicole Well - wood. Arabian show Good showing with 41 horses partici- pating in a large number of events. Leadline: Amada DeBoer, Brent Darling, Toni Darling, Brett Kelly. Kami Fevery, Caitlin Rowberry; Walk/Jog: Katie Arbagast, Justin Rowberry: Weston Pleasure, Purebred Arabian s f= of 1 a'Yrvr';; Uv you Nl'YT't' 1pr➢I1Jile J Wit) r]'(',{'v this anniversary tf ill showering you-wi>t,il] {ilitidll0]lfi7 S. 4111611111111011111111111111107 �• i': CO i#J iii f) t?' THE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY BAND Whether it's your int, a)tla, 10t or any anniversary in Let weer, t it is year, tell her you'll marry stair all over agai n. 421 Main St., S. Easter 235-2720 Ustawel, 135 Wallace Am.14. N4W 11(4120142•0 Win gham, 201 Josephine St. NO0 2tW0 357.1911 0- 1\ amnion(' IN lore•vel. - A.O.T.R.: Adriaan Brand, Joanne Moyes Oldham, Sylvia Loye ns, Cathy Rowberry; Purebred Western Pleasure Champi- onship: Cern Darting, Adriaan Brand, Cathy Rowb.rerry. s.W.O.A.CC. Canadian Approved Apeloosa show Grand Champion Stallion wider Judge A Mi Im Impressive owned by Bill, Bonnie, and Molter McNuu of Crediton Shown by Bill McNutt. Orad Champion Stallion under JCttdae B Chrome 'n' Straw owned by aneStevensvilie, Ontario. Shown by White of Menkton. Grand Champion Mare Chick Co C-1 owned by Peter Ryan, Walton. Shown by Doug Riley, Seaforth. Champion Gelding Reining Pride owned and shown by Carolyn Johnston, Melbourne. Amateur Stallion owned by Bill, Bonnie and Jennifer McNun of Crediton. Shown by Bill McNutt. Amateur Mares Lil White Lie owned by Bill, Bonnie McNutt of Crediton. Shown by Bill McNutt. Amateur Geldings Reining Pride owned and shown by Carolyn Johnston of Melbourne. Most colourful at Halter Mi Im Im- pressive owned by Bill, Bonnie, Jenifer McNutt of Crediton and shown by Bill McNuu. High point youth 13 and under: Shan- non Gielen of Crediton showing Po Co Monte; Reserve Phillip Leckie of Lon- don showing Pepper Reika High point youth 14-18: lender McNutt of Crediton showing Lil White Lie and Poco Monte; Reserve Johna- than Cober of Branchton showing Br's Patti. High point Non Pro Jo -Anne Lewylle of Grand Bend showing Call Me CJ; Reserve Carol Lindsay of Parkhill showing 2M Gypsie Eyes. High point Junior Horse Reining Pride owned and shown by Carolyn Johnston of Melbourne; Reserve Junior Home Mi Im Impressive owned and shown by Bill McNutt of Crediton. High point Senior Horse Call Me CJ owned and shown by Jo -Anne Lewylle of Grand Bend. Reserve 2M Oypsie Eyes owned and shown by Carol Lind- say of Parkhill. School Divhdon Cattle show Beef calf bon before January 1, 1992, Dennis Gower (U) Bryon Eller- ington (11), Ryan Fulton (0), Ores Hen- drick (S); Beef calf born after January 1, 1992: Jamie Hoffman (S), Jamie Becker (S), Jason Becker (S), Josh Becker (S); Dairy calf bon before January 1, 1992: Steven Hem (U); Dairy calf bon after January 1, 1992: Beth Ann Hem (U), Steven Hem (U); Halter -broken Beef Calf: Dennis Gower (U), Ryan Fulton (U), Oreg Hendrick (S). Jason Becker (S), Josh Becker (S), Jamie Becker (S), Bryon Ellerington (U), Jamie Hoffman (S); Halter -broken Dairy Calf: Steven Hem (U), Beth Ann Hem (U). Poultry and Pigeons, Rabbits Pani Colour Standard under 1 year: Joe Guerts (MC), Gary Geurts (MC); Solid Colour Bantam: Megan Skinner (U), Laura Skinner (U), Trevor Skinner (U); Pati Colour Bantam: Laura Skin- ner (U), Trevor Skinner (U), Megan Skinner (U); Solid Colour Bantam: Megan Skin- ner (U), Trevor Skinner (U), Laura Skinner (U); Pati Colour Bantam: Tre- vor Skinner (U), Laura Skinner (U), Megan Skinner (U); Any other Single Fowl: Megan Skinner (U), Richard Kinsman (S), Laura Skinner (U); Female Pigeons: Flying Homer - Tre- vor Skinner (U), Latera Skinner (U), Megan Skinner (U); Fantail - Megan Skinner (U), Laura Skinner (U), Trevor Skinner (U); Roller - Latera Skinner (U), Trevor Skinner (U), Richard Kins- man (S), Megan Skinner; Tumbler - Megan Skinner (U). Tre- vor Skinner (U), Laura Skinner; Any other - Laura Skinner (U), Megan Skin- ner (U), Trevor Skinner (U); Male Pigeons: Flying Homer - Tre- vor Skinner (U). Megan Skinner (U), Laura Skinner (U); Fan Tail - Laura Skinner (U), Megan Skinner (U); Roll- er - Laura Skinner (U), Megan Skinner (U), Richard Kinsman (S), Trevor Skin- ner (U); Tumbler - Megan Skimier (U), Laura Skinner (U), Trevor Skinner (U); Repairs and sales of all major brands available. Financial assistance available Location: Exeter, Big V Date: Thurs., October 1 Time: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Fair's Hearn$ Aid Service 240 Ontario St, Stratford Registered vendors tor Ontario Ministry of Health assistive devices program Any other - Laura Skinner N)� Trevor Skinner (U), Mean Skinner (1.1). Female Rabbits: Heavy - ichard Kinsman (S), Julie Hearn (S), Jenna Becker (S); Light - Jamie Becker (S), Julie Hearn (S), Heavy - lama Becker (S). Richard Kinsman (S), Julie Hearn (S); Light - Jenna Becker (S), Julie Hearn (S), Ja- mie Becker (S), Kris Hearn (S), Josh Becker (S), Richard Kinsman (S); 27 - Jema Becker, Joshua Becker, Kris Hearn, Richard Kinsman. Pets Any breed Kitten, pair: Lisie Getats (MC), Carrie Prout (U). Margaret Geeta (MC); Cat with Longest Whisk- ers: Leanne Snow (E). Kristina Cowell (E), Meagher' Straw (E), Gerry Guerts (MC); Ca with Most Stripes in Tail: Gerry Guerts (MC), Melissa Prout •U); Any Small Pet in Cage: Kelly FArwell (E), Kristina Cowell (E), Crystalyn Cowell (E), JaNuie Guerts (MC); .Pet Rabbit Richard Kinsman (S), Crystalyn Cowell (E); Dog Performing Best Trick: Amelia Kleinschmidt (PB), Kara Farwell (E); Dog with Longest Earl: Peter Van- derle' (E). Most Colourful Guinea Pig: Kristina Cowell (E), Crystalyn Cowell (E). Meghan O'Rourke (E); Best Dressed Pet Crystalyn Cowell (E), Kara Farwell (E) Amelia Kelinschmidt (PB), Kristina Cowell (E). Special Story of P t Leanne Snow (E), Melissa Prout (U), Kelly Farwell (E). Pioneers at Work or Play Grades 1-5 Native Studies: Leanne and Darn Snow (E), Teresa Zwambag (MC), Kyle Farwell, John Koriantis, Derek Deelstra (E). Grades 6-8 Pioneer Studies. Amiette Zwambatr (MC), Meehan Pearson (E), Becky Harrison (PB). Roots sad VIIstaMes Table Beets dark recd up to 8 an: Marilou Hern (U), MMellissa sPrrooru►t (U), Derrin �e (E),w 5 Kerry Brownlee (H) Pic Beets 3-5 tarn: (S), Enc Brownlee (S), Nathan Elford (U), Danny Shapton (H). Red Cabbage: Peggy Brownlee (S), Danny Shapton (H), Amy Shepton (H), Eric Brownlee (S); Cabbage, late: Eric Brownlee (S), Peery Brownlee (S), Amy Shapton (H), ]Melissa Prout (U); Carrots,' long over 15 on: Beth Ann Hern (U), Danny Shapton (H), Leanne Snow (E); Carrots short 8-15 cm: Beth Arms Hem (i.1), Cecile Msec (PB), Carie Prout (U), Rebekah Prout (U); Cucum- bers, pickling: Andrew Weston (U), Kerry Brownlee (S); Spanish onions: Kerry Brownlee (S), Peggy Brownlee (S), Eric Brownlee (S), Nathan Elford (U); Onions, cooking: Darren Snow (E), Leanne Snow (E), Michelle Snow (E), Kerry Brownlee (S); Squash, 2 varieties, 1 of each, not pepper Beth Ann Hem (U), Kerry Brownlee (S), Eric Brownlee (S), Peg- gy Brownlee (S); Pepper Squash: gy Brownlee (S), Andrew Weston (1), Eric Brownlee (S), Kerry Brownlee (S); Pie pumpkin: Beth Ann Hem (U), Eric Brownlee (S), Kerry Brownie (S), Peg- gy Brownlee (S); ,Potatoes: Cecile Maes (PB), Christo- pher Hear (U), Manion Hem (U), Jen- nifer Hem (U); Sweet Peppers: Peggy Brownlee (S). 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