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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-9-28, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, September 28, 1994 1994 Exeter Fall Fair winners Selab Family Booka Special Homemade bookmark K-2: Kellye Cruikshank (McCur- dy), Jessica Bray (U), Matthew Johns (U); Grade 3-5: Brandon Skinner (Z), Kristy Bray (U), Jenni- fer Hodder (E); Grade 6-8: Teresa Zwambag (MC), Jenni DeBiock (E), Beth Ann Hern (U). Purple Turtle Special K-2 Painting of a turtle: Scott Varley (E), Matthew Johns (U), Ju- lie -Ann Bibby, (S); Grade 3-5 Tur- tle made from modelling product: Kristylee Varley (E), Danielle Long (E), Brandon Skinner (Z); Grade 6-8 Modern Art turtle: Mike Seip (E), Meaghan Straw (E), Josh Long (E). Musical Instrument Special Grade K-2 Handmade musical in- strument: Jordan Skinner (Z), Dan- ny Shapton (H), Mark Seip (E); Grade 3-4 Handmade musical in- strument: Jason Roy Kristy Bray (U). Greeting Card World Special Grade K-2: Nick Anstett (E), Ashley Arnold (McCurdy), Mi- chelle Roy (E); Grade 3-5: Kristy Bray (U), Leanne Snow (E), Bran- don Skinner (Z); Grade 6-8: Kerry Brownlee (S), Teresa Zwambag (MC), Marilou Hern (U). President's Special Focus on Milk Preschool picture - cow jumping over moon: Evelyn Johns (U), lace Dougall (U), Janelle Clarke (E); Grade K-2: Jordon Darling (E), Jes- sica Bray (U), Lindsay Powe (S); Grade 6-8: Becky Hodder (E), Ste- phen Darbishire (U), Rebecca Prout (U). Christmas Corner Tray cookies: Teresa Zwambag (MC), Decorated package: Becky Hodder (E), Meaghan Straw (E), Danielle Long (E); Tree ornaments: Teresa Zwambag (MC), Alaina Hern (U), Kendra Halpenny (E), Chad Smith (U), Meaghan Straw (E), Courtney Smith (U); Wall hanging: Melissa Prout (U), Beth - Ann Hern (U), Meaghan Straw (E); Table centrepiece: Cecile Maes (E), Eric Brownlee (S), Beth -Ann Hern (U). Bingo jackpot $1050.00, Edna Mielke, Exeter. Draw tickets Handmade quilt: Karen Pass- more; $100 voucher Seip's Valu - mart: Mary Thomson; Hurondale Dairy Products: Jan Collings; Hayter's Turkey: Laurel Miner. There were 365 adult competi- tors, up from 1993. Parade Focus on Milk float: Joan Cooper and family; Business float: Ellison Travel; Antique vehicle: Howard Johns; Classic vehicle: Robert Blair; Club/organization: Block Parents; Costumed horse and rider: Kim Govers; Team of horses and wagon: Gerald Thiel. 4-11 Achievement Day Conformation, steer: Ryan Ful- ton, Dennis Gower, Greg Hendrick; Conformation; heifer: Bryon Eller- ginton, Gerald Corbett, Jason Cor- bett; Showmanship, senior: Dennis Gower, Bryon Ellerington; Show- manship, junior: Ryan Fulton, Ge- rald Corbett, Greg Hendrick. Sheep 90 sheep entered. Grand Champi- on ewe: Larry Welsh, Sarnia; Grand Champion ram, Glenn Paine, Kerwood; Grand Champion flock: Larry Welsh, Sarnia. Goats 70 goats competed. Toggenburg Champion: Jan Hayward, Grand Bend; French Alpine Champion: Laurie Souton, Princeton; Recorded Grade Champion: Brenda Belbin, Scotland; Any other purebred: Bet- ty Corbier, Dundalk. Poultry Individual birds and bantams, most points: Michael Becker, Dash- wood. Geese and ducks most points: Larry Welsh, Sarnia. Fruit and Vegetables Entries were low despite a good growing season. Most points in gar- den products and vegetables: Gla- dys Cudmore. Champions Sewing champion: Mary Lou - Thomson; Culinary Arts champion: Norma Cockwill; Flower champi- on: Ruth Johnson; Crafts and Hob- bies champion: Rhea Greene; Jun- ior champion (age 11-14): Kerry Brownlee; Youth champion (age 15-21): Andrea Weigand. Most points home canning: Shei- la Miller; Most points jams and jel- lies: Dianne Andrews; Best of Show quilt: Isabel Annis; Focus on Milk Galore Quilt: Gladys Richard- son; Most points in quilts: Isabel Annis; Focus on Milk Galore Wall - hanging: Florence Heard. An excellent display of photogra- phy with the best print going to: Mark Gaskin (first), Norma Cock - will (second), Mary Peterson (third). Several paintings in oils/ acrylics/watercolours and sketch- ing. Most points in flower arrange- ments: Josie Ryckman; Most points in cut flowers: Eleanor Leasa. A wide variety of crafts with the most popular being jewelery, wreaths and fall decorations. Most points in Golden Age: Rita Van Wieren. Horse show Appaloosa show - Grand champi- on mare: Little White Lie from Double 13 Appaloosa's owned by Bill and Bonnie McNutt; Haflinger show champion: Exhibitor, Gerald Thiel; Open Light attracted 27 rid- ers with prize payouts of $540.00; Arabian show had 39 horses with high point horse Brandale Kalbin- nov from Future Vision's Arabians owned by Gary and Lisa Bean. Magic Mistress Joshua Windsor from Huron Park won a Canadian Tire bicycle. Total litres for a 24-hour period is 38.2. Appaloosa Show The Exeter Fair Appaloosa Show was well attended this year with a total of 35 horses making over 550 entries. Horses came from across Ontario and Michigan to compete. Local exhibitors doing well in- cluded Bonnie, Jenifer and Bill McNutt with their Marc Lil White Lie who was High Point Horse for the show as well as Grand Champi- on Mare and she carried Jenifer to Reserve High Point Youth. CONGRATULATIONS! JULIE BOB BRUCE Bruce and Julie Natywary of RR#1 Brunner, Ontario are being congratulated by Bob Becker, General Man- ager of Becker Farm Equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Nat- ywary won this beautiful barbecue at the Becker farm Equipment Free Draw held at the New Outdoor Farm Show held in Burford Ont. on September 13-15, 1994. Dave and Carol Lindsay's Geld- ing Gypsies Rasputin was Grand Champion in his division and their weanling Stallion Rasputins Desti- ny was Reserve Grand Champion Stallion. Another local youth doing well was Nicole Flemming placing sec- ond in Youth showmanship under one judge. Janice Bullock of slorbett won the Amateur Mares rlass with her horse Mi Im Intense. Suzanne Allison of Port Franks with her horse Gypsies Apparition won Amateur Showmanship under one judge. The show also featured the first showing of the SWOAPC Stallion Service Sale Futurity which saw 17 weanlings compete with the winner Some Kinda Hustler taking home in excess of $1200 to Michigan for owner Sue Shenkus. School division highlights Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge Special. Boy winning most points Friday, Eric Brownless. Girl win- nign most poinsts Friday, Kerry Brownlee. Runnerup boy, David Zwambag, runnerup girl, Teresa Zwambag. Top overall polob, Eric Brown - less, presented with a coin set by Paul Steckle, MP Huron -Bruce. School draw winners: 2 medi- um pizzas donated by New Or- leans, Lisa Dokter, Lucan. 2 medi- um pizzas donated by New Orleans, Sarah Hayes, Exeter. Fly- ing cow chip (frisbee), Zak Ho- muth, Exeter. Dairy air cow pie (chocolate), Patrick Alber, Exeter. MacLeans poster Grade K., 1,2: (E) Shannon Baer, (PBS) Lisa Hakvoort. (E) Mitch Homuth. Grade 3, 4,5, (E) Meaghan Staw, (EPS) Mandy Ralph. Jared Bourne. Grade 6,7,8: (EPS) Brianne Simpson. (S) Mark Laye Jr. (PBS) Samantha Hunt. Conservation Poster Grade K, 1,2: (E) Daniel McLe- od, (PB) 'Ashley Dcsjardine. (E) Beth Hundey. Grade 3,4: (PB) Kevin Overholt, (E) Danielle Long, (PB) Mary Gregus. Grade 5,6: (E) Brad Baker, (E) Courtney Oke, (E) Ben Rader. Grade 7,8: (E) Meaghan Straw, (EP) Ryan Ralph, (PB) Sarah Brol- ly, Brianne McLean. Illustrated poster Grade 1/2: (PB) Ashley Desjar- dine, (PB) Jasmine Sereda, (PB) Frances VanOss. Grade 3,4: (E) Jennifer Baker, (E) Meghann Cooper, (PB) Miran- da Grenier, (E) Beth Hundey. Grade 5,6: Bob Hamilton, Terri - Lyn Boyle, Krista Dearing. Grade 7,8: (S) Michelle Fink- beiner, (E) Meaghan Straw, (E) Scott Keys. French Grade 1,2: (E) Brenna Anstett, (Mt. C.) Katelyn Lachance, (Mt.C) Skylar VanOsch. Grade 3: (E) Jennifer Baker. (Mt.C.) Jake Romphf, (Mt.C.) Erin Bowers. Grade 4: (EtAlyza Tarmohamad, (E) Alicia (Gymnastics poster), (Mt.C.) Jasmine Lather. Grade 5: (Mt.C.) Niki Vermeu- ten, (S.) Jarrett Palen, (E) Tom, Josh, Vinny, Kyle, Steven, Brad. Grade 6: (Mt.C.) Adam McCann, (S) Alexis Morphopoulos, (S) Aa- ron Heywood. Grade 7,8: (Mt.C.) Mike O'Brien, (Mt.C.) Mike Casarin, (Mt.C.) Jennifer Regier. Poetry Grade 1: (S) Dawn Case, (S) Tyl- er Perry. Grade 2: (PB) Ashley Desjar- dine, (PB) Joddi Gaiser, (PB) Bryce Reid, )PB) Enid Drummond. Grade 3: (E) Kevin Foster, (PB) Miranda Grenier, (PB) Joshua Brolly, (PB) Kendra Vander Brugt. Grade 4: Rhyme: (Mt.C.) Jenny Hardy, (EP) Tom Cooper, (PB) Cheraina Lovie, (PB) Heather Dit- ner Grade 4: Haiku (Mt.C.) Paddy McCann, (PB) Chris Vanesbroeck, (PB) Sarah Parsons, (PB) Saman- tha Hunt. Grade 4: Limerick: (Mt.C.) Christopher Arnold, (Mt.C.) Melis- sa Simpson, (Mt.C.) Melissa An- gyal. Grade 5: Rhyme: (PB) Michelle Hakvogrt, (Mt.C.) Gina Fragiska- tors. Haiku: (EP) Jamie McDonald, (PB) Chris Desjardine, (E) Katie Hefley. Limerick: (E) Derek Deelstra, (Mt.C.) Shauntell Schwartz, (Mt.C.) Charlie Wade. Grade 6, Rhyme: Jason Reste- mayer, (E) Erin Robilliard, (S) Meredith Palen, (S) Stephanie Ma- son. or Please see results, page 21 IENSALL Deliver your ISTRICT Soybeans 0-0PERATIVE . Corn To your Farmer -Owned Elevator and get guaranteed fast, efficient service backed by over 50 years experience " Locally owned by farmers * Friendly Fast Efficient Service * Now Total Receiving Capacity of 25,000 Bushels per hour * Fair Grades * Honest Weights Hensall 262-3002 1-800-265-5190 Londesboro Office 523-9606 Elevator 523-4470