Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-20, Page 36SECTION a'
CR CHETI G ANS ; K
IING
PRIZES: $3.ua►, $'L.4Wi, $9.so
Committee Mrs Jim Snell, Mrs Sam Shipp, Mrs Paul Wheeler
C'ItOCl ET:NC. Sample to be attached to entry tag
73 Baby Set, pink, blue, or variegated
74 Slippers
75 fiat
76 Shawl
77 l.foily, 18" or less, mounted.
78 Lady or Child's vest or jacket
79 Article with crocheted lace
80 Place mats (2)
81 Broomstick lace article
82 Hairpin lace article.
83 Afghan.
84 Bedspread.
85 Tablecloth.
86 Any crocheted article not already listed
SPECIAL
$5.00, $3 00, $2.00
$5 00, $3.00, $'2.00
$5.00, $3 00, $2.00
The Dutch Store, Clinton Donates a special prize to the exhibitor with the most points in
the Crocheting Section
KNITTING: Sample to be attached to entry tag.
87 Baby Set, white, green, or varigated.
88 Slippers.
89 Adult sweater
90 Hats and mitts.
91 Sleeveless vest.
92 Afghan.
93 Bedspread.
94 Place mats.
95 Child's sweater.
96 Any knitted article not listed above.
SPECIAL
$5.00, $3.00, $2 00
$5.00, $3.00, $2.00
Scott Paper Ltd. - Donates a box of paper products to the exhibitor with the most points in
the Knitting Section.
17 Victoria Street
177 M®in St. W.
i
Mary's Sewing Centre
4*2-7044 Clinton, Onto
291-3443 Listowel, '+ lit.
Sewing Maschine Dealer
Passau Knitting Machines
SeFvlges offered by Msasry's,
Specialty and Designer Fabrics
Bridal &srwises by Mrs. Muriel Elliott
Sewing Classes
Alterations 4 Dressmakers on staff
Sewing Machine Repairs/. Golf Club Repairs by Derek
SECTION D
NEEDLEWORK
PRIZES: $3.00, $2.00, $1.50
Committee: Mrs. Jim Snell, Mrs
97 Any smocked article.
98 Pillowcases, embroidered, one pair.
99 Tea Cloth, embroidered.
100 Crib Quilt, hand embroidered.
101 Crib Quilt, patchwork.
102 Crib Quilt, appliqued.
103 Quilt, hand appliqued.
104 Quilt, appliqued.
105 Quilt, patchwork.
106 Quilt, any other design.
SPECIAL
Sam Shipp, Mrs. Paul Wheeler
$5.00. $3.00. $2.00
$5.00. $3.00. $2.00
$5.00, $3.00. $2.00
$5.00. $3.00, $2.00
Clinton Women's Institute - Donates $5.00 to the exhibitor with the most points
Needlework Section.
":A Canada Packers entry will be picked from the above."
To qualify, quilts must be double bed size (72"x90") or larger. Special prizes -
To the "Grand Champion Quilt" a $20.00 extra prize.
To the "Reserve Champion Quilt" a $15.00 extra prize.
This has been donated to the quilt section in addition to the regular prize money.
in the
CANADA PACKERS CHAMPION QUILT COMPETITION
is held in conjunction with the Annual Convention of the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
liULES:
Each local fair is entitled to send ONLY the Grand Champion Quilt ( judged best of show of
all classes) to the District 8 Annual Meeting Competition.
Quilts must be at least double bed size.
ONLY FIRST place quilts from District 8 Annual Meeting are eligible to enter the Canada
Packers Competition. in case where the first prize winner decides not to send her quilt on
to the final competition in Toronto, the second prize quilt will be eligible.
In addition. prize money of $25 for first. $15 for second. and $10 for third will be given to the
exhibitors of winning quilts at each District Competition.
Entries must be quilted by a group or an individual who is a member of a local
Agricultural Society.
Every quilt must be tagged with its entry number secured to it, before the judging begins.
No exhibit shall be removed from the area until the last day of the Annual Convention in
Toronto.
Packers will purchase the winning quilt at the Annual Convention for $700.00 and
dded to the Canada Packers Quilt Collection.
PRIZE LUST-CUN roN S''RING FAKR-PAGE L
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107 Any knitted article
0)8 Any crocheted article
019 Oneuilt block mounted on bristol board.
I IU Braided or hooked rug
AMATE R PH
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Negaaives tial accompany entrees
Entries in the photo classes should be mounted for display but as not required that they be
framed
1 1 1 One 8 A 10 portrait
112 Collection of 5 snaps of a related subject.
11'1 Une picture, any size, of buildings or landscape
PRIZES: $3.160, 82.00, $1.50
I>
SPECIAL
t
oto Pro's - Donates a $4 00 Gift Certificate to the winner of each class in the ,a,.oto con-
test
BABY SHOW
Satv,ard®y. June 4, 1483
Committee Mrs Jim Snell, Mrs. Don Young, Mrs. Charles Snell
Time Register at 2 :30 p.m
Place. In the Arena
Classes
under 4 months -Silver Spoon, $4.00,$3.00,$2.00,$1.00 each additional
5-8 months -Silver Spoon, $4.00,$3.00,$2.00,$1.00 each additional
9-12 months -Silver Spoon, $4.00,$3.00,$2.00,$1.00 each additional
The Summerhill Ladies Club -Donates the first prize, Silver Spoon.
Twins -$7 00.$6.00,$5.00 each additional
Huron Central Agricultural Society presents a Silver Cup to the top baby in the show.
SECTION E
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
PRIZES: 33.00, $2.00, $1.50
Committee: Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mrs. Harold Workman,
Mrs. Harold Raithby, Mrs. Dorothy O'Connell
+ + No mixes are to be used, unless specified.
114 Loaf White Bread, yeast in plastic bag, tied.
115 1 Pint cooked Salad Dressing.
116 3 Bran muffins. using whole wheat flour and raisins.
117 1 Pint uncooked Oil base mayonnaise.
118 3 Tea Biscuits. raisins or currants.
119 19' baked pie shell.
120 2 Lemon loaf. plain.
121 1 4" square boiled raisin cake, no nuts or icing.
122 3 Coconut tarts.
123 3 Cornmeal muffins, plain.
124 1 4" piece of rhubarb pie, custard type.
125 1; Loaf rye bread. yeast in plastic bag, tied.
126 3 Cookies using rice flour, plain.
127 3 Chocolate chip cookies.
128 i : Loaf White bread using rice flour. in plastic bag, tied.
129 3 Oatmeal Date squares.
DIABETIC CLASS:
130 3 Banana muffins. plain, with artificial sweetener.
SENIOR CITIZENS: Proof of age required at Registration.
131 3 Scones, raisins or currants.
132 3 White cloverleaf rolls, yeast in suitable container.
133 .ATTENTION: BREAD BAKERS
Big prize money. donated by local people, for the best loaf of Whole Wheat Bread.
Loaf must be in plastic bag. tied.
1%estern Bakeries Limited - Donates $10.00 Grocery Voucher to the exhibitor with the most
points in Classes 114-132.
134 Cadbury Schweppes Powell Limited - Makers of Fry's Cocoa offer the following prizes
for your favourite dessert. baked with Fry's Cocoa, Entries must be exhibited with a
Fry's Cocoa Label. Ist-$10.00. 2nd -$6.00. 3rd -$4.00
SPECIALS
135 J. il. Schneider Ltd. - To each of the 3 items, offers the following 1st prizes. Entries to
be accompanied by proof of purchase of Crispy Flake Shortening.
t A i Best Apple Pie .
t B i Best Chocolate Cake. 7 minute frosting
C i Best Butter Tarts. plain
Prizes: 1st -five 1-1b. cartons Crispy Flake Shortening,
2nd -$2 00, 3rd -$1.00
136 irva Flour Mills - Donates 1st prize to each of the following four items as shown
below:
i A i 3 varieties of Fruit Bread. 3 slices each, displayed on a suitable plate
i B 1 6 white rolls arranged in a bun basket
i CI arrangement of Fancy cookies. on a suitable plate
D i Angel Food Cake, plain
Prizes: 1st -25 lb. bag of All Purpose Flour,
2nd -$2.00. 3rd -$1.00
117 (Ontario Cream Producers - Best plate of Butter Tarts with currants and nuts. Prizes :
lst-3 lbs. butter, 2nd -$2.00 and 1 lb. butter. 3rd -$1.00 and 1 lb. butter
138 Special - For the best piece of apple pie. approx. 4" and using no spices. Don Mid-
dleton's W'hitehatl Farms donates the 1st prize of a Gift Certificate for a bushel of
apples to he redeemed after September 15. 1983. 2nd -$2.00, 3rd -$1.00.
139 Special- Best decorated Birthday Cake. To be judged on decorations only.
Prizes 1st -$10.00. 2nd -$6.00. 3rd -$4.00
Zehrs - Donates $5.00 Grocery Voucher along with the regular prize money to the 1st -
prize winners of Classes 114. 125, 130.
1411 Kuenzig's I.G.A. - For the individual serving of fancy dessert, named.
Prizes: 1st -$5.00 Grocery Voucher. 2nd -$3.00 Grocery Voucher, 3rd $2.00 Grocery
Vouc her.
141 William Neilson Ltd. - Best Chocolate Square Cake, iced, made with Neilson's Jersey
Cocoa. on condition the empty cocoa tin with label attached, is displayed with the
cake.
Prizes: 1st -$40.00 worth of Neilson products,
2nd -$20.00 worth of Neilson products,
:3rd -$10.00 worth of Neilson products.