HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-29, Page 41SECTION D
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NEEDLEWORK
. Canunittee : Mrs. Harold Lobb,114rs. Ross Lovett, Mrs, Jitn Snell:
PRIZES: $2400 $1.75*$1.50 -
100 Pillowcases Embroidered (A)Adult Class (B)._.Jnnior Class
101 Creative Stitchery Wall° I-anging,
102 Placenats 2 (two) any technique,
103 Crib QMMt , Hand embroidered.
104 Patchwork, Quilt - any design,
105 Quilt - Hand applique.
106 Qui1t'or Spread Hand embroidered,
10T Quilt. any other design not listed,
'PRIZES for No. 104 ti i0rare$3.75, $2.75 and $1.75 ,
CLINTON WOIVMEWS INSTITUTE',- Donates, $5.00 to the. exhibitor with the
most points in the Needlepoint section, ' •
SENIOR, CITIZENS CLASS,-.'. -. 70 years and over'.
108.1; (one) Knitted artiOle,
109, 1(one), Crocheted article.
110 ;Rug braided or hooked,
111 4 blocks pieced and mounted on bristol board.
112 Ceramic article, glazed.
SECTI
_DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Committee: Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mrs. Tom Feeney. • irs. Harold Workman,
Mrs. Harold Raithby
PRIZES: $225,- $1.75 - $1.25
113 Cooked Salad Dressing -1 pint. •
114 'Uncooked Oil Base Mayonnaise -1 pint.
115 5 homemade Pumpkin muffins, plain.
116 Applesauce Cake, 4" square, uniced.
117 5 Peanut Butter Cookies..
118 6 Unbaked Fancy Squares, 2 varieties.
119 5 Cake - Like Brownies, baked & iced (not ready mix)
120 2 varieties of Candy, 3 of each.
121 Cherry Cheese Cake, 4" square (not ready mix)
ZEHRS - Donates $5.00 Grocery Voucher along with the regular prize money to
the ist. prize winners of the following classes.
122 White Bread, 1 loaf, yeast.
23 Brown Bread, 1 loaf, yeast.
24 Cherry Loaf, plain. •r
25 Rhubarb Pie, approximately 5 inches, lattice top, not ready mix.
26 5 cookies using rice flour, plain.
WESTON BAKERIES LIMITED -- donates $10.00 Grocery Voucher to the
exhibitor with the most points in Classes 113 126.
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E FOLLOWING CLASSES, PRIZES ARE LISTED WITI EACH CLASS..
127 CADBURY SCHWEPPES POWELL LIMITED - Maiers of Fry's Cocoa offer
the following prizes for the.best iced or frosted 8 or 9 inch Chocolate Layer
Cake, baked with Fry's Cocoa. Frosting may be ,chocolate or other flavour:
ntries must be exhibited with a Fry's Cocoa. Label. Prizes: 1st -$10.00, 2nd -
$6.00, 3rd $4.00.
128 J.M. SCHNEIDER. LTD. SPECIAL - To each of the 3 items, offers the following
prizes. Entries to be accompanied by proof of purchase of Crispy Flake
Shortening.
(a) Best Apple Pie.
(b) -Best Chocolate Cake, 7 minute frosting.
(c) 4 Best Butter Tarts, plain.
Prizes: 1st, Five lb. cartons Crispy Flake Shortening; 2nd. - $1.75, 3rd. - $1.25.
129 LADIES' DIVISION SPECIAL - Child's birthday .cake, to be judged on
decoration only. Prizes: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $2:25, 3rd - $1.75. •
130 BERNARDIN LID COMPANY SPECIAL - The Bernardin Company offers the
following prizes for the best pint of cooked Rhubarb Jam, plain, seal must not
be broken, sealed using a Bernardin Lid. Prizes: 1st $5.00 Gift Certificate and
2 pkgs. Bernardin Std. Mason 2 pc. leaps, 2nd - $2.50 Gift Certificate and 1 pkg.
Bernardin Std. Mason 2 pc. caps, 3rd - $1.25.
131 WILLIAM NEILSON "LTD. SPECIAL - Best Chocolate Square Cake, iced,
made with Neilson's Jersey Cocoa, on condition the empty cocoatin with Label
attached is displayed with the cake. -
Prizes: 1st - 4 boxes Neilson Invitation Mints, 2nd - $1.75 and 3rd. - $1.25.
132 KUENZIG`S I.G.A. SPECIAL For individual serving of fancy dessert,
named.
Prizes: 1st - $5.00 Grocery Voucher; 2nd - $3.00 Grocery Voucher, 3rd - $2.00
Grocery Voucher.
133 ARVA FLOUR MILLS - Donates prizes, to each of the following four items as
shown below. •
(a) 3 varieties of Fruit Bread ; 3 slices of each, displayed on a suitable plate.
(b) 6 white rolls arranged in a bun basket.
(c) Arrangement of Fancy Cookies, on a suitable plate.
(d) Angel Food Cake, plain.
Prizes: 1st -$25 lb. baa Pastry Flour. 2nd - $1.75: 3rd - $1.25. -
134 ONTARIO BEAN .PRODUCERS MARKETING BOARD SPECIAL - Best
Dish of Baked Beans.
Prizes: Special donated by the Ontario Bean Producers Marketing Board. 1st
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$5.00, 2nd -$3.00, 3rd -$2.00. •
135 ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS SPECIAL - Best plate of Butter; Tarts with
currants and nuts.
Prizes: 1st - 4 lbs. Butter; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd $1.25.
ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS - Donates 4 lbs. of Butter to the exhibitor
with the most points in the over all baking section.
SECTION F
FLORAL EXHIBITS -
Committee: Mrs. Bill Flynn, Mrs. Eric Switzer, Mrs. George Colclough
PRIZES: $1.50 - $1.25 - $1.00
NO ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
136 African Violet, flowering single, one crown.
137 African Violet, flowering double, one crown.
138 Begonia - Rieger -Flowering.
139 Spider Plant:
140 Miniature flower arrangement in a miniature container.
141 Baby Tears, in suitable container.
142 Potted,Geranium, in bloom.
143 Spring flower arrangement in suitable container for living room.
144 One Coleus (Foliage).
145 Any house plant - flowering, not listed above.
PRIZE LIST.,-CLINTON 'UN SPRING FAIR -PAGE 1$
146 AnY house plait n7tn-flO1e tig, not listed RbRle.
g.C, COONE FLORIST SPECIAL -Donates to the winner of Class 143.
Prizes:.1St ,. $5.00 Gift Certificate, 2nd 41.25; 3rd - $1.00.
VERREE1'S EARN AND GARDEN CENTRE - Donates to, the winner of
Ciass 144, .
Prizes.: 1st - Fertilizer valued $5,951 2nd » Fertilizer valued $2,95 3rd - Fer"
tiiizer valued $1,39.
SEARS -Donates •a $5.00 Gift Corti f icate to the exhibitor with; the most points in
the Floral Exhibits
• ELEMENTARY SECTION
NO EN'RY.FEE
" RULES & REGULATIONS
2• Allllar Work n each grade
have on the back, name of pupil, grade, School, teacher' n
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and name of topic.. .. •
• 3 Each piece of work should be mounted•on black.
4 -NOTE : Writing classes should bave'•Canadiari Authorsnamed.
5 PLEASE NOTE.: All work to �be handed in by -Wednesday June 4 to the Arena
between 3'and 5 p,xn, and can be picked up at the Fair, Sunday June 8th, at.4:00
Committee: Gladys VanEgmorid, Philiis Tyndall, Helen Trewartha,
and Isabel MacDonald,
PRIZES; $1•.00 - $,75 - $.50 . $.25
KINDERGARTEN
Craft- Paper Bab Puppet,
GRADE ONE:
� . Pr ming, -See-thbabys-goats'rfPrint this•-Hne-iirr'peneil --tir es -.f w-ithout •
Art -Painting 18" x 24" Topic -Any Sesame Street Character.
Craft4-•-Container glass, plastic or metal decorated for a plant.
GRADE TWO
Printing - Verse,.4 to 8 lines.
Art - Helping To Plant The Garden, 18" x 24" Media: Tempera Paints.
Crafts -- An animal made from spools.
GRADE THREE:
Writing -Any nursery rhyme.
Art -My Birthday Party in crayon, 12" x 18".
Craft - Indian teepee using construction paper and showing some design.
GRADE FOUR:
Writing - 8lines of Canadian poetry.
Art - Spring•Activity, 12" x 18", media: pencil crayons.
Craft -'Article made from clothespins, not larger than 20 c.m. square.
GRADE FIVE :
Writing (pen) 12 lines of Canadian poetry.
Art - A Greeting Card any media.
Craft - A popcorn picture; mounted 12" x 18"
GRADE SIX: '
Writing - (pen) 16 lines of Canadian poetry.
Art - A Greeting Card, any media.
Craft - Soap Carving.
GRADE SEVEN:
Writing - (pen) 18 lines of Canadian Prose.
Art - Underwater Scene, 12" x 18", No Pastels.
Craft - Homeniade musical instruments.
teacher's model.
-- GRADE EIGHT:
- Writing - (pen) 18 lines of Canadian Prose.
_Poster--Snow-mobileSa€ety-(limit 18" x 24"-) One -Rule -Only. _....._ ... _
Craft - A product map of any. ;country using samples and picture's. Using
bristol board 22" x 28". 4
SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES: (Open to all levels)
Printing - Nursery Rhyme "`Jack and Jill"
Craft- Crepe Paper Floyver, mounted on construction paper.
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SPECIALS
KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 3:
POSTER SPECIAL "Happiness is ", any media, 18" x 24".
GRADE FOUR TO GRADE SIX:
POSTER SPECIAL - An advertisement' for Pizza Train, any media, 18" x
24".
GRADE SEVEN AND EIGI-IT: , •
POSTER SPECIAL - An advertisement for Pizza Train, any media, 18" x
24"
The prize posters to be the property of donor of prize money - Pizza Train.
Prizes:
1st = $5.00 and large Express Train.
2nd - $3.00 and medium Express Train.
3rd- $2.00 and small Express Train.
SPECIAL - Prizes donated by Dorothy Williams,• Clinton.
Prizes: $2.50 - $1.50 - $1.00
Classes:
Grade Five and Under
Grade Six to Grade Eight
Topic: Poem pertaining to Clinton Spring Fair.
HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPECIAL- Open to students from
Grades 1 to 8. Students in this competition will prepare a model, demonstration
or display of a pioneer craft, pioneer industry, or activity of pioneers in home,
farm or factory. A demonstration, display, or working model could involve
more than one person. Entries must be typical of early life in Huron County.
This contest will be sponsored at all participating fairs in 1980. Prizes for
entries are as follows: 1st - $8.00, 2nd - $6.00, 3rd - $4.00, 4th - $2.00, 6th to 10th -
$1.00 each.
AMATEUR PHOTO.CONTEST
(Negatives to accompany)
See Rules and Regulations under Ladies' Division
1= One 8 x 10 Portrait.
2 Collection of 5 Snaps with related subject.
3 One picture 5 x 7 or larger of any Scene.
FOTO PRO'S SPECIAL - Donates $2.00 on developing on each class to the first
prize winner. I
PRIZES: 1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; - 3rd - $1.50
BABY SHOW
Saturday June 7, 1980
Convenor: Mrs. Barb Lovett
Time: Register at 2:30 p.m.
Place: In the Arena.
Classes: •
1-6 months: Silver Spoon, $4.00, $3.00,12.00, $L00 each additional.
7 months: Silver Spoon, $4.00, $3.00, 12.00, $1.00 each additional.
The Silver Spoon First Prize in Each Class is Donated by THE SUMMERHILL
LADIES CLUB.
Twins: $7.00, $6.00, $5.00 each additional. .
Huron Central Agricultural Society presents a silver cup to the top baby in the
show.
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