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Speiran, Grey; Michelle De Wit, Grey.
Grades 5-8 - An arrangement of cattails and
their foliage In a disposable container -
Maggie Hallman, Cynthia DeWit, Sara
Speiran, all of Grey.
SEWING AND CRAFTS
KINDERGARTEN AND BEGINNERS
An animal made using a toilet paper tube
base - Kayla Bishop, Walton; Taylor Prior,
Grey; Lauren Spink, Brussels.
GRADES 1 4 2
A birdhouse using a milk carton - Jessica
Spink, Brussels; Cody Diehl, Grey; Sarah
McDonald, Walton.
GRADES 3,4,5
An animal made from a plastic container -
Jill Speiran, Grey; Tamara Diehl, Grey; Brook
Nature
Centre
celebrates
milestone
Bring the whole family out to
enjoy the Fall Colour Tour at
Wawanosh Valley Conservation
Area on Sunday, Oct. 2, from 1 to 4
p.m.
Enjoy a wagon ride or hike to
take in the fall colours, and drop in
to the Wawanosh Nature Centre for
some cake and apple cider to mark
10 years of conservation education
activities on the properly.
Back by popular demand, horse-
drawn wagon rides will be
available during th Colour Tour
starting at 1:30 p.m. The wagon
ride offers a great view of the
spectacular autumn scenery .
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority (MVCA) staff will be
along to answer any questions
visitors might have about what’s
happening in the fields and forest at
this lime of year. Staff will be
pleased to solve the mystery of why
the leaves on some trees turn colour
in the fall.
Guided walks will also be
available, or visitors can pick up a
trail map and explore the trails at
Wawanosh Valley on their own.
Wawanosh Valley is a 400 acre
conservation area situated along the
Mailland River. The property
includes hardwood forests,
meadows, conifer plantations and a
small marsh. An extensive trail
system allows visitors an
opportunity to explore the site.
The Wawanosh Nature Centre,
located on the property, is used
extensively by school groups for
conservation education activities.
This fall marks the tenth
anniversary of conservation
education activities at the Nature
Centre. In the fall of 1984, 380
students participated in the six
activities offered al Wawanosh.
This season over 20 activities arc
being offered with an anticipated
attendance of 2,000 students. Since
Wheeler, Brussels.
GRADES 6, 7,8
An article made from recycled denim -
Cynthia DeWit, Christina DeWit, both of Grey.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
KINDERGARTEN AND BEGINNERS
A vegetable vehicle, no longer than 9"
Bradley Hill, Brussels; Ashley Bodfield,
Brussels; Yvonne DeWit, Grey.
GRADES 1 & 2
A vegetable vehicle, no longer than 9" -
Jeremy Edgar, Grey; Brent Wheeler, Brussels.
GRADES3 4 4
A vegetable vehicle, no longer than 9" - Joel
Hemingway, Mark Hunter, Blair Smith.
GRADES5 4 6
A miniature scarecrow, no longer than 30
cm., using vegetables and grains - Crystal
Edgar.
GRADES 74 8
A miniature scarecrow, no taller than 30
cm., using vegetables and grains - no
entries.
OPEN TO ALL GRADES
Three (3) carrots - Crystal Ahrens, Grey;
Scott McDonald, Walton; Darlene Hemingway,
Grey.
Largest tomato - Rachel Speers, Brussels
Jodi Semple, Grey; Crystal Semple, Grey.
Collection of 5 different vegetables, 2 of
each variety in a 4 litre basket - Scott
McDonald, Walton; Sara Speiran, Grey; Amy
Douma, Brussels.
3 red apples - Cynthia DeWit, Grey; Emily
Cardiff, Brussels; Katie Aitcheson, Brussels.
2 pie pumpkins - Scott McDonald, Walton;
Mary Ann Aitcheson, Brussels.
SPECIALS
S-1 Sunflower Contest, $1 each to the 15
largest sunflowers - Emily Cardiff, Crystal
Ahren, Amy Douma, Mike Stephenson, Ann
Stephenson, Rachel Garland, Scott McDonald,
Justin Ruttan, Sarah Garland, Andrew
Garland, Nathan Garland, Alyssa Ruttan,
Michelle DeWit, Crystal Edgar.
Special #2 ■ Grades 1 to 4, a fridge
ornament made from felt - Jill Speiran, Jeff
Speiran, both of Grey.
Grades 5 to 8 • a Christmas wreath using
natural materials re: burrs, pine cones,
teasels, etc. - Crystal Edgar, Darlene
Hemingway, both of Grey.
Special #3 • Open to all Grades • a
sculpture made from aluminum foil ie. an
animal, bird, etc. - Brook Wheeler, Brent
Wheeler, Laurie Prior, all of Brussels.
Special #4 ■ Grades 1, 2, 3 * an animal made
from burrs - Jessica Spink, Brussels; Steven
Boyer, Grey.
Grades 4, 5, 6 * a coin bank, any medium -
Michelle DeWit, Mark Hunter, both of Grey.
Grades 7 & 8, make a Christmas tree
ornament, any medium - Christina DeWit,
Cynthia DeWit, both of Grey.
Special #5 • Beginners, Kindergarten to
Grade 4, 3 decorated cupcakes, decoration
only - Lee Dilworth, Brussels; Michelle DeWit,
Grey; Yvonne Dewit, Grey.
Grades 5 to 8 - decorated a cake,
decoration only - Cynthia DeWit, Christina
DeWit, Crystal Sempel, all of Grey.
Special #6 • to the boy and girt winning the
most points In the school and junior
sections - Boys: Lee Dilworth, Brussels;
Robbie Semple and Gary Huisser, tied, both of
Grey. Girls: Cynthia DeWit, Christina DeWit,
both of Grey.
Special #7 • Section H.H.S. 1 • Grades 1 ■ 5 -
Justin Ruttan, Brussels; Kesley Clary, Grey;
Amy Douma, Brussels; Jeremy Edgar, Grey;
Crystal Edgar, Grey; Crystal Ahrens, Grey.
Section H.H.S. 2 • Grades 6 • 8 - Christina
and Cynthia Dewit, tied, both of Grey;
Christina Yoon, Krissy Dilworth, Ashley Gropp,
Amy McDougall, Trevor Wilson, Pat Gilkes,
Jason Armstrong, Matthew Snyder, Jenny
McKercher, all of Brussels.
Special #8 • Section A - Kindergarten to
Grade 2 - Yvonne DeWit, Grey; Rachel Elliott,
Brussels; Jeff Speiran, Grey.
Section B * Grades 3 & 4 - Jill Speiran,
Michelle DeWit, Kelsey Clary, all of Grey.
Section C ■ Grades 5 4 6 - Crystal Edgar,
Jodi Semple, both of Grey.
Section D • Grades 7 4 8 - Cynthia DeWit,
Christina DeWit, Crystal Semple, all of Grey.
Where is it
An upending experience
Rides such as The Roundup thrilled the more adventurous
visitors to the Brussels Fall Fair midway this year.
Looking for a needle in a haystack can be a lot of fun if the
needle is a free ride coupon for the fall fair midway and if
the looker is young, like Robert Cochrane, who seems
more than happy to take on the challenge. Keeping an eye
on her brother is Diane.
D&P Meats and More
296 Josephine St., Wingham 357-4499 ac\>os^°"'ce
)1984 almost 43,000 students and
community group members have
participated in activities at the
Centre. To celebrate this milestone
an open house will be held at the
Nature Centre.
Hot apple cider (if possible
please bring your own mug) and
birthday cake will be served
throughout the afternoon and there
will be a variety of displays
highlighting 10 years of
conservation education. A variety
of hands-on conservation activities
will also be available for children
to explore. The Centre is
wheelchair accessible.
Wawanosh Valley Conservation
Area is located south of Belgrave
and west of Hwy. 4 on Nature
Centre Road (Cone. 6/7 of East
Wawanosh Twp.).
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