The Citizen, 1987-09-30, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1987.
As if the midway doesnt provide enough thrills of its own, these two Wednesday at the Brussels Fall Fair. One grabbed the foot of the other
boys added a little extra fun as they whirled around the swings as they spun through the air.
Huron East Wl
executive meet
at Listowel
Students demonstrate baking skills
The District Directors of the
Huron East District Women’s
Institutes met at the home of Mrs.
Peter Dekker, in Listowel for an
executive meeting on Monday,
September 14. The President,
Mrs. Ted Klaassen, presided for
the meeting. It was announced that
the County Rally will be held in
Londesboro on Monday, October
5. The Area Convention for Guelph
Area Women’s Institutes will be
held in Atwood on October 29 and
30. Each branch will donate items
for the craft table, the value of $7 -
$10.
Plans for the District Annual,
which will be held in Moncrief on
May 10,1988, were discussed. The
theme chosen for this meeting is
“Speaking Out For Women”.
Mrs. Ruth Galbraith, of Brus
sels, reported that those members
who attended the 90th Anniversary
of F.W.I.O. at North Bay, in July,
1987, enjoyed a very busy, and
informative schedule of work
shops, speakers, and fellowship
with members of W.I. branches
from all over Ontario. The branch-
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Dana Gibbons, Sibylle Menzies.
Notebook, "Geography” - Boys -
Jason Koetsier, Scott Patterson,
Greg Mulvey. Girls - Sibylle Menzie,
Latsamy Larprom, Dana Gibbons.
Workbook, "Spelling" - Boys
Chris Bridge, David Smith, Greg
Mulvey. Girls - Dana Gibbons,
Melanie Vermeer, Sandy Earl.
Workbook, "Math”-Boys - Jason
Koetsier, Greg Mulvey, David
Smith. Girls - Sibylle Menzie, Ann
Morton, Patty Knight
Project Book, "A Prominent Cana
dian” - Boys - no entries. Girls - Ann
Morton, SibylleMenzie, Mary Wall.
Poster, "Advertising a Book" -
Boys - no entries. Girls - Madeline
Ryan, Shelley Duskocy.
Art, "An Antique” - Boys - Shawn
Jacklin, DAvid Smith, David John
ston. Girls - Janis Cardiff, Madeline
Ryan, Shelley Duskocy.
Craft, "Layered Tissue” - Boys -
Chris Bridge, Steve McCutcheon,
Greg Mulvey. Girls - Janis Cardiff,
Donna Gordon, Michelle Freeman.
Collection, "Open" - Boys - no
entries. Girls - no entries.
French, "Maintenant j' habite” -
Boys - Chris Bridge, Scott Patterson,
J asor. Koetsier. Girls - Ann Morton,
Sibylle Menzie, Melanie Vermeer
HOME & SCHOOL
Kindergarten - A booklet of "My
House" (min. 3 pages) - Sarah Exel,
Mandy Sellers.
Grade 1 - Picture made from
buttons (9 x 12) - Cynthia Dewit,
Heather Douma, Christina Dewit.
Grade 2 - A toy made of carboard
rolls - Jamie Thomas, Kirk Baillie,
John Lowe.
Grade 3 - Party hat for a birthday -
Sharon Brubacher, Sara McArter,
Kelly Hayden
Grade 4 - A wall hanging for your
room using assorted fabrics (12 x 15) -
Amy Thomas, Shawn Stewart.
Grade 5 - A best witch made of any
material - Stacey Hunter.
Grade 6 - Any article made using a
paper doily - Ann (Jhler.
Grade 7 - Fridge magnet (felt) - no
entries.
Crade8-clothespinarticle-no
entries.
BAKING
Kindergarten & Beginners - Open
Face Sandwich - Trevor Wilson,
Mandy Sellers, Sarah Exel.
Decorate 1 cookie (not exceeding
6") for Valentine's Day - Trevor
Wilson, Darlene Hemingway, Sarah
Exel
Grades 1 & 2 - My favourite after
school snack (2 articles) - Cynthia De
Wit, Krista Hunter, Christina De
Wit.
An Apple Head (edible) - Christina
De Wit, Jamie Thomas, Cynthia De
Wit.
Grades 3 & 4 - 3 cupcakes
decorated for Easter - Amy Rush,
Shane Wilson, Natasha Beirnes.
3 ways to serve eggs - Jennifer
Machan, Sarah McArter, Laura
Douma.
Grades 5 & 6 - 3 ways to serve your
favouritefruit- Kent Bray, Becky
McArter, Kara Kerr.
5 peanut butter cookies - Ryan
Finch, Danny Mitchell, Sandra
Bridge.
Grades 7 & 8 - a banana & nut loaf -
Nicki Gropp.
A vegetable & dip tray - no entries.
VEGETABLES
Kindergarten, Beginners &
Gradesl & 2- thelargest potato -
John A Lowe, Jeff Finch, Heather
Dobson.
3 table cucumbers - Matthew Cox,
Cheryl Kerr, Adam Crawford.
Grades 3 &4-3cobsofcornona
plate - Natasha Beirnes, Amy Rush,
Shawn Nicholson.
A vegetable toy - Shawn Nichol
son, Wanda Martin, Amy Rush.
Grades 5 & 6 - A cartoon character
made of vegetables - Ann Uhler,
Kim Foxton, Dale Wernham.
3 varieties of squash - Ann Uhler,
Robbie Cowing, Johnny Miners.
Grades 7 & 8 - a wrestler made
from vegetables - no entries.
5 tomatoes - Darren Johnston.
FLOWERS
Kindergarten & Beginners -1 rose
in a container - Trevor Wilson,
Ainsley Wilson, Timothy Van Veen.
5 petunias in a mug - Darlene
Hemingway, Chad Fisher, Sarah
Exel.
Grades 1 & 2 - an arrangement of
flowers in a pop can - Heather
Douman, Jamie Thomas, Christine
Rutherfod.
5 blooms of French Marigolds -
John A Lowe, Heather Douma,
Andrew Exel.
Crades 3 & 4 - an arrangement for a
coffee table - Darrell Uhler, Amy
Rush, Jennifer Machan.
3 Dahlias - Shawn Stewart, Shawn
Nicholson, Jennifer Machan.
Crades 5 & 6 - "It's a Girl"
arrangement for a baby - Karie
Rutherfod, Stacey Hunter, Becky
Earl.
5 wild flowers in a container - Ann
Uhler, Stacey Hunter, Danny Mit
chell.
Grades 7 & 8 - A Thanksgiving
table arrangement - no entries.
A bouquet of mums in an unusual
container - Krista Hastings, Darren
Johnston.
SEWING
Kindergarten, Beginners, Grades
1 & 2-apictureof a house using scrap
material on bristol board (9x12)-
Krista Hunter, Heather Douma,
Sarah Exel.
Crades 3, 4, & 5 - A place mat for
Christmas - Amy Thomas, Amy
Rush, Kelly Hayden.
Grades 6, 7 & 8 - A handmade
stuffed toy - Jay Hahn
SCHOOLWORK
Grades7 & 8 "Family Studies -
Quilted Pincushion - Boys - no
entries. Girls - Krista Hastings.
Apron - Boys - Darren Johnston.
Girls - no entries.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Key Rack - Boys - Darren
Johnston. Girls - Tammy Rose.
Acrylic Key Tag - Boys - Darren
Johnston. Girls - Krista Hastings,
second, Tammy Rose, third.
SPECIAL#2
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Crades 1 to 4 - A homemade coin
bank - Darrell Uhler, Amy Thomas.
Crades 5 to 6 - A Christmas door
decoration - Ann Uhler, Karie
Rutherford.
SPECIAL #2
Majestic Women's Institute
Open to all Crades (Boys and girls)
-Col lection of 8 coloured snapshots of
activities at Brussels 115th - John A.
Lowe, Amy Thomas.
SPECIAL#4
Nella Blake's
Beginners to Cr . 4 - Any vehicle
using a shoe box - John A. Lowe,
Marco Marchitto.
Crades 5 to 8 - A poster depicting
what people would be wearing year
2000 - Lisa Marchitto.
SPECIAL #5
Lois McCall
Beginners, Kindergarten to Grade
4 - Decorate a bar of soap - Kim
Wernham, Jamie Thomas, Jennifer
Machan.
Crades 5 tp 8 - Decorate a large
straw hat for door hanging- Hope
Jacobs, Ann Uhler, Stacey Hunter
SPECIAL #6
Morningtonstar Rebekah Lodge
Boys - Paul Kitchen, Dennis
Terpstra. Girls - Ann Uhler, Lisa
Marchitto.
SPECIAL#7
Huron County Historical Society
Grades 1 to5 - "Pioneers at work or
play" - Laurat Douma; Teresa
Bridge.
Crades 6 to 8 - Kent Bray, Sandra
Bridge.
$
HEART
AND STROKE
FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO
LA FONDATION
DE LONTARIO
DES MALADIES
DU COEUR
es were reminded to donate the
value of a loaf of bread per member
to Pennies for Friendship. The
money will be used for bursaries to
educate womentowork with the
underprivileged in the Third
World.
Following adjournment and the
singing of thelnstitute Grace, a
delicious pot luck lunch was
enjoyed by all present.
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1986 Pontiac Bonneville, 4 door
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1985 Pontiac Bonneville L.E., 4
door
1985 Dodge Aires wagon with
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1985 Chevette, 4 dr.
1984 Olds Delta 88 Bi ougham, 4
door
1984 Pontiac, 4 door station
wagon
1983 Cougar L.S. 2 dr., air
1981 Plymouth Reliant, 4 dr.
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