HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-20, Page 9411OMF.IYIAI NG SECTION
OF HURON CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
OFFICERS:
Past President
President
First Vice -President
Second Vice -President
Secretary -Treasurer
Mrs. Tom O'Connell
Mrs. William Flynn
Mrs. Greg Brandon
Mrs..Harold Workman
Mrs. Faye Fear
DIRECTORS:
Mrs. ROSS Lovett, Mrs, Eric Switzer Mrs. Don Ynwng, Mrs, Robert Grunewald,
Mrs. Harold Lobb, Mrs. Annie Jervis, Mrs. Jack VanEgmond, Mrs. Frank
MacDonald, Mrs. James Snell, Mrs. Glenn McGregor, Mrs. George Colclough,
Mrs. Harold Raithby, Mrs. Wm. Marsh, Mrs. Clarence Dale, Mrs. Keith Tyndall,
Mrs. Tom F eeney, Mrs. Sam Shipp, Mrs. Tom McMahon, Mrs. Ed Deeves.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Something For Everyone is our Motto.
Welcome to our 127th Clinton Spring Fair. When visiting our fair, don't miss the
Ladies° Section, upstairs in' the arena. These exhibits are open to both women,
men, girls and boys, and we welcome new exhibitors. There are several
agricultural displays and -e hibits,,while our trade fair, Queen of the Fair Contest
and Baby Show are inside the arena, downstairs. At this time I would like to say
"thanks" to all the ladies for their help and support, thanks to all the donors of
prizes and monies and anyone else who contributes in any way. See You at the
Fair, June 5, 6, 7,1981.
MRS. WILLIAM FLYNN, President.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1 The Society shall not be responsible for any loss to an exhibitor, occasioned by
Fire, Accident, Theft, neglect of other exhibitors or officials, or otherwise. This
SHALLbea condition of entry.
2 A $2.00 membership entities any exhibitor to any number of entries.
3 Each -entry mast -haw an entry tag. CYnlY one entry al.lowedin- ach class.
4 The following year's membership of 82.00 will be deducted from prize money:
5 A 15"percent deduction will be made on prize money earned of 810.00 and over.
6 Entities may be removed between the hours of 9-10 Saturday evening and 11-12
Sunday noon.
7 Entries will be accepted on Friday June 5 between 10:00 A.M. and 12:00 noon.
8 All baking to be covered with saran wrap and on suitable plates for display.
9 Quilts to be shown ONLY for two consecutive years.
10 All exhibits to be new and must be the work of the exhibitor. Directors are in-
structed to discard all soiled, defaced or old work and award prizes to new and up-
to-date work.
11 Any complaints must be made in writing to the secretary no later than June 30,
1981.
12 Entries open to everyone.
OVERALL WINNER WITH THE MOST POINTS WILL RECEIVE JEWELLERY
DONATED BY Michele Lynn Canada Limited.
Michele Lynn Canada Limited donates to the Junior Exhibitor with the most points
Jewellery.
SECTION A
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Prizes: $2.00, 81.75, $1.50
Committee: Mrs. Greg Brandon, Mrs. Clarence Dale, Mrs. Annie Jervis, Mrs.
Bob Grunwald, Mrs. Tom McMahon.
* Junior: is anyone 14 years old or less and is not required to pay an entry fee.
NOTE: A wall hanging is not framed, a picture is: please use this as a guide in
the classes below.
1 Cushion, quilt block type.
2 Cushion, novelty type, suitable for a child's room.
3 Crewel work, any article except picture.
4 Wall hanging, of dried material.
5 Wall hanging, hooked.
6 Crewel work, picture.
7 Needlepoint article.
8 String art (A) Adult class. (B) Junior +
9 Macrame, novelty wall hanging.
'10 Macrame, plant holder.
11 Purse, any media.
12 One bazaar item costing under 33.00 to make.
13 China painting, any item.
14 Ceramics, plaque, stained.
15 Ceramics, figurine, glazed.
16 Ceramics, figurine, stained.
17 Ceramics, any article not mentioned, glazed.
18 Japanese embroidery, any article.
19 Mat hooked on turkey canvas. (A) Adult (B) Junior
20 Mat, any other kind. (A) Adult (B) Junior.
21 Handmade doll, not china.
22 Stuffed toy animal. (A) Adult (B) Junior.
23 'Best dressed doll, any style.
24 Collection of 3 craft flowers, all of the same media.
25 Picture paint by number. (A) Adult (B) Junior.
26 Oil painting. (A) Family pet. (B) Landscape. (C) Flowers or Still life,
27 Water or acrylic picture, any subject.
28 Picture sketched in any of the following, pencil, charcoal or pastel.
29 Any article made using stained glass.
30 One Christmas decoration, suitable for a door or on the wall.
31 Any unique craft article not listed.
32 Display of 3 articles made by "Nursing Home" or "Senior Citizens' Group".
(Prizes for No. 32: 810.90, 87.00 and $5.88)
SPINNERS:
33 One skein of hand spun wool.
34One skein of Natured yed wool.
WEAVERS:
35 Wall hanging made on a frame loom using any type of yarn.
36 Table runner, any material, hand woven.
37 Bag or purse, done on any loom.
38 Place mats, original design using 2-4 harness loom.
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PRIZE LIST—CLINTON SPRING FAIR—PAGE 17
LIQtJID•PAINTING:
39 Pe lion article, shaded, juniors only.
40 Pillow cases, shaded, one pair.
41 Crib quilt.
42 Velvet article.
43 Table cloth, any size, shaded.
44 Cushion, shaded.
45 Apron.
46 Quilt top
411A Finished Quilt.
MRS. PHYLLIS MITCHELL donates a Gift Certificate in Iiquid embroidery class.
SEARS....Donates a $10.00 Gift Certificate to the exhibitor with the most points in
Arts & Crafts.
Michele Lynn Canada Limited donates Jewellery to the Newest Exhibitor In
Liquid Painting with the Most Points.,
Michele Lynn Canada Limited donated Jewellery to the runner-up with most
points in Arts & Crafts.
SECTION B
SEWING
Prizes: 12.88, $1.75, $1.50
All Exhibits to be new and must be the work of the exhibitor, and may be shown one
year orthr Material sample to accompany each class.
Committee:. Mary Marsh, Isabel MacDonald, Louise MacGregor.
Toddler and Children Sizes
47 Infant's or Toddler's 2 -pc. play -set, any fabric.
48 Boy's 2 pc. set, any fabric.
49 Dress - woven fabric, size 2 - 6x. ,
50 Knit top.
51 Slacks or jeans - zipper closing.
52 Shorts and top set.
53 Pyjamas or nightgown, any fabric.
54 Dress - woven fabric- size 7 -14.
55 Jacket - any fabric.
.71.• V 1 i x- rz t L'i '
points -in Classes 47-55., ..
erclee Alae to
the o:hihitnr with the moat
Misses and Ladles
56 T -Shirt or top -knit fabric.
57 Sundress or Afternoon dress -1 or 2 pc.
58 After 5 dress:
59 Plaid skirt A-line or flared.
60 Slacks, zipper closing.
61 Shorts and top set.
62 2 -pc. suit, either pants or skirt.
63 Nightgown or pyjamas.
64 Lingerie -any2 items.
MARY'S SEWING CENTRE: Donates a Gift Certificate of 87.00 value to the
exhibitor with the most points in Class 56-64 and Classes 47-55.
BOYS' AND MEWS:
65 Knit fabric, Sports shirt.
66 Shirt, woven fabric.
67 Pyjamas.
MISCELLANEOUS:
68 Hostess apron.
69 Kitchen accessories, e.g. Potholders, Oven mitts, Appliance covers, etc.
JUNIORS:
70 Skirt or Pants, zipper closing.
71 Dress anylabric or style.
72 T -Shirt.
BUTTERICK HOME CATALOGUE - Donates a one year subscription to
"Butterick Sewing World" to the exhibitor with the most points in Classes 65 - 72.
SECTION C
KNITTING AND CROCHETING
Committee: Mrs. Ross Lovett, Mrs. Jim Snell, Mrs. Sam Shipp
Prizes: $2.88, $1.75, $1.50
CROCHETING: Sample to be attached to entry tag
73 Baby set, white or green.
74 Slippers.
75 Hat.
76 Shaval.
77 Lady or Child's Vestor Jacket.
78 Doily, 18" or less, mounted.
79 Placemats (2).
80 Article with crocheted lace.
81 Broomstick lace article.
82 Hairpin lace article.
83 Afghan.
84 Bedspread.
85 Tablecloth.
86 Any crocheted article not already listed.
THE DUTCH STORE, Clinton - Donates a Case of C rochet Hooks to the exhibitor
with the most points in the crocheting section.
KNITTING: Sample to be attached to entry tag.
87 Baby set, pink or blue.
88 Slippers.
89 Adult sweater.
YARNS OF TRALEE will donate 85.00 gift certificate
to 1st prize winner in Class 89.
90 Sleeveless Vest.
91 Hat and mitts.
92 Placemats.
93 Afghan.
94 Bedspread.
95 Any knitted article, not already listed.
SCOTT PAPER LTD. - Donates merchandise to the exhibitor with the most points
in the knitting section.