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The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-26, Page 7KIDS THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER ' 26, 1904 — AT Seaforth FLORAL EXHIBITS Aster, Mra. Ron Driscoll, Audrey McLean, Irene Kelly. Bachelor buttons, Mrs. Ron Driscoll. Calendula, Drusllla Leitch, Mre. Ron Driscoll, Mary Van Valkengoed. Celosla pompua bloom, Mre. Ron Driscoll, Audrey McLean, Colette cuttings, Mrs, Ron Driscoll, Cosmos, Mrs. Ron Driscoll, Drusllla Leitch, Mary Van Valkengoed. Dahlia, Irene Kelly. Dahlia, 3 to 8", Irene Kelly, Dahlia, more thane", Irene Kelly. Gladioli, Audrey McLean. Marigold, large, Drue111aLeitch, Irene Kelly. Marigold, email, Mrs. Art Flnlayeon, Gla rye Ruston, Mrs. Ron Driscoll. Petunias, Mrs, Ron gong, L. Regale. Petunia, double, Mrs. Ron Driscoll. R se floribunda, Audrey McLiwain. Rose 3.bloome, Mrs. on Driscoll, Mrs, Jack McLlwain. Rose, any variety, M s, Jack Mgllwaln, Drusllla Leitch, Mrs, Ron Driscoll. Snapdragon, Irene Kelly, Audrey McLean. Zinnia, 'Audrey McLean. Zinnia, 3 blooms, African Violet, Mrs, Art Finlayson, Grace Corbett. African violet, double, Debbie Rau, African violet, double, more than 1 crown, Mrs. Art Finlayson. Baby tears, Marg McCowan. Rare houseplant, L. Regale, Decorative potted plant, Grace Corbett, Hanging pot, Jane Vincent. Miniature arrangement, Mrs. Ron Driscoll, Mrs. Jack Mcllwaln. Hospital arrangement for tray, Dorothy Hays, Mre. Ron Driscoll, Mrs. Jack McLlwaln. Arrangement of roses and foliage, Mrs, Ron Driscoll. Arrangement In a teapot, Mrs, Jack McLlwaln, Drusllla Leitch, Mrs. Ron Driscoll. Arrangement of geranium blooms, Mrs, Jack MCLlwaln, Mrs. Ron Driscoll, Charles Perkins. Novelty arrangement for birthday, Mrs. Jack McLlwaln, Mrs. Ron Driscoll. 3 blooms arranged effectively, Mrs. Jack McLlwaln, Mrs, Ron Driscoll. Sears Special most points class 1-21 Mrs. Ron Driscoll, 510.00. Seaforth Jewellers most pointe class 30-38 Mrs. Jack McLlwaln, $10.00. 'Seaforth Hort. Soc, most points class 22-29, Mrs. Art Finlayson, $6.00, PET SHOW Best looking cat, Shawna McCall, Sherri Maloney, Jennifer Long, Rebecca Broome. Most unusual cat, Steve Pletch, Kim Maloney, Lord GlanvIlle, Dean Glanville. Most appealing kitten, Dean GlanvIlle, Derek Maloney, Danny Upshall, Mark Upshall. Best looking rabbit, Steven Mcinally, Becky Campbell, Stephen Ryan, Shawn Elliott. Most unusual rabbit, Mark Upshall, Becky Campbell, Tommy Thomson, Janet Murphy. Best dog lease resembling any breed, Aaron Broome, Trudy Upshall. Any breed pigeon, Robb Finch. Fancy fowl, Robb Finch, Most unusual pet, 8111 Ryan, Chad Lamont, Ray Lamont. Consolation prize, Danny GlanvIlle, Lorrle GlanvIlle, Chris Maloney, Cindy Maloney. PARADE • Gr. K,1,2,3,4, Room with best Identification headdress, sash or apron, Gr. 1 & 2 St. James. Gr, 2 SPS, Gr, 3 S.P.S. Gr. 5, 6, 7, 8. Room with beet banner or identification. Gr. 5 & 8, St. James. Gr. 5 & 8 SPS. Gr. 7 & 8 St, Cotumban. Gr. K. 1,2,3, 4, Beat class float. Kindergarten, SPS, Gr. 1 SPS. Gr. 5. 6, 7,13 best class float, Gr. 8, St. James, Gr. 6. SPS, Gr. 8 SPS, Best clown, any age up to Gr. 4. Carly Price, Angie Jervis, Donny Bennewle Sharon Kelly. Best clown gr, 5 and over, Paul MacKay, Pe MacKay, Danny GlanvIlle, Sharon Shannon. Decorated Ikea or unmotor- Ized vehicle up to gr. 4. Tina Bosman Michael Campbell, Karen Van Steelandt, Kim Rau, Mon ca Ryan. Decorated bikes or unmotorized Vehicles, gr. 5'& up. Mike Boven, Tanya VanSteelandt, Amy Vanden Akker, Tammy Nash. Best decorated horse or pony with cart or wagon. Harvey McLlwain. Best decorated horse or pony and rider, Tracy Blsback, Kelly Workman, Brian Workman, Best decor. ated pet and handler, Dave Kelly, Sharon Maloney, Matt Townsend, Derek Maloney. Service organization entry. Canadian Legion, Seaforth, Hospital Auxiliary, Junlor Farmers, Seaforth Nursery School. Commercial entry, Sills Home Hardware, LIm Bant Farm Supply, P.A.G. Seeds, Brown Tire Service. Vintage cars, Jim Papple, 8111 Leeming, McLaughllns. ELEMENTARY EGOS 2t4 doz, brown eggs, Wayne Rumford, Sherry Rumford, Kathleen Ryan, Big Ryan. 2rh doz. white eggs, Bill Ryan, Kathleen Ryan, Steven Ryan. Wayne Rumford. PUC POSTER COMPETITION Gr. K-3, Julie Agar, Sharon Kelly. Gr, 4.8, Steve Papple, Llsa Murray, Kathleen Veronica GlanvIlle. Leanne Dolmage Gr 7-10, Jason Papple, 'Theresa Campbell, Dave Kelly, Tracy Bosman. ELEMENTARY COOKING Gr. K & 1-3, Very simple unbaked cookies. Scott Wood Charlene Townsend, Kittle Greldan us, JIII Wood Or. 2-4 , nutritious lunch box. Stephen Van Den Henget, Sandra Dale, Scott Wood, JIII Wood Gr 2-4, 5 nutrltlous unbaked squares, John Moylan. Jill Wood, Scott Wood, Tina Bosman (3r. 5 & 8, 5 peanut butter cookie, Laura Matson, Steven Pepple, David Soontlons, Matt Townsend Gr 5 & 8.5 banana muffins, Doug Campbell, Susan Carter, Barb Fotheringham, Karen Coleman Or 5-8 a nutritious snack, Steve Platsch, Matt Townsend, Aaron Broome, Shelly O'Brien Or 7 & 8, attractive relish plate, Danny Upshall. Fall Fair Results Jason Papple, Pam Campbell, Tracy Bosman. Gr. 7 & 8, 5 oatmeal cookies, Mary Lou Stewart, Doug Huglll, Jeremy Lane, Tracy Bosman. Gr. 7 & 8, 5 apple muffins,, Traoy Bosman, Glenda Carter, Jason Dietz, Cheryl Ann Storey. Dorothy Williamson Special, most pointe, Scott Wood, $5,; Tracy Bosman, $3; Stephen Vanden Henget, .50;'John Moylan, .50; Laura Pletsch, .50; Doug Campbell, .50; Steve platoon , ,50; Danny Upshall, .50; Mary Lou Stewart, .50. • SECONDARY SCHOOL Any prosect from, wood, Bill Stewart, Sandra Hunt. Art -first year art, Andrea Pinder, Llsa Barry, Angle Manary, Art, 2 yr. art, Sheila Gulutzen, Leo Teetero. Art, tat year pencll, Andrea Pinder, Llsa Barry. 1 sample of applique or traced quilted sampler, Barbara Fothering- ham, Mary Hunt, 1 finished quilted article, Barbara Fotheringham. 1 finished string quilted article, Barbara Fotheringham. 8 baked chocolate chip cookies, San'dra Hunt, William Fotheringham. Bran muffins, Mary Hunt, William Fotheringham. Tea biscuits, Sandra Hunt. Candy chocolate fudge, Mary, Hunt, Sandra Hunt. ELEMENTARY FLOWERS Pansies, Sherry Rumford, Charlene Townsend, Barbara Fotheringham, Kris Gemmell. Gladioli, Becky Gray. Asters, David Kennedy, Andrew Kennedy, Janet Vanden Hoven, Brad Taylor. Asters, powder puff, Brad Taylor, Janet Vanden Hoven, Sharon Kelly. Asters, needle asters, Dave Kelly..Marlgolds, large, JIII Wood, Scott Wood, Becky Gray, Barbara Fotheringham. Marigolds, Small,' Kris Gemmell, Becky. Gray, Cheryl Ann Storey, Scott Wood. Zlnnlas, pompom, Kris Qemmell, Jill Wood, Scott Wood, Barbara Fotheringham. Zinnias, large, JIII Wood, Scott Wood, Barbara Fotheringham. Dahl las, large, Becky Gray'. Dahlias, cactus, Kris Gemmell, Becky Gray. Cosmos, Becky Gray, Jason Gemmell, Donny Slits, Kris Gemmell. A cheery arrangement in a coffee mug, Jane( Vanden Hoven, Kris Gemmell, Cheryl Ann Storey, Kim Rau. Petunias, Becky Gray, Sharon Godkin, Nancy Godkin Petunias, Jeff Gemmell, Jason Gemmell, Kris Gemmell, JIII Wood. Garden mums, Brad Taylor, Krls Gemmell,' Klm Rau, Cheryl Ann Storey, Dining table centre flowers Kris Gemmell, Laura Pletch, Floral mat, Kris Gemmell, Nancy Godkin, Jason Gemmell, Jeff Gemmell. Red and whlte arrangements, Kris Gemmell, Sharon Godkin, Barbara Fotheringham, Roses, Brad Taylor. A rose floating In a suitable container, John McKercher, Cheryl Ann Storey, Charlene Townsend, Heather McKercher. Bachelor buttons or cornflower, Becky Gray, Barbara Fotheringham. ROOTS & VEGETABLES 5 tomatoes, red, Irene Kelly, Charlie Perkins, Audrey McLean. Pt. box tomatoes, cherry type, Mary F clhe rin - ham, Jean Drager, Audrey McLean. 5 spanish onions, Mrs. P. Toornstra, Mary Fotheringham, Drusllla Leitch. 5 yellow onion from dutch set, Drusllla Leitch, Audrey McLean, Anna Dotmage. Pt. box multiplier onlons, Anna Dolmage, Charles Perkins, Jean Drager. 3 cucumbers, slicing, Mary Fotheringham, Jean Drager, Audrey McLean. 5 cucumbers, pickling, Jean Drager, Marlon Godkin, Audrey McLean. 2 ripe cucumbers. Mary Fotheringham, Audrey McLean. 5 Kohlrabi, Mary Fotheringham, Jean Drager. White beans, Mary Fotheringham, Gall Huglll, C. Perkins. Butter beans, Mary Fotheringham, Red kldney beans, Mary Fotheringham. 5 pickling beets, Betty Upshall, Mary Fotheringham, Audrey McLean, 5 table beets, Audrey McLean, Irene Kelly, Mary Fotheringham. 5 table carrots, long, Mary Fotheringham. 5 table carrots, short, DrusIlla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham. 4 peppers, green, Mary Fotheringham, Joan Stewart, Betty Upshall. 4 peppers red. Audrey McLean, 2 fall cabbage, Mary Fotheringham. 1 winter cabbage, Mary Fotheringham 1 red cabbage, Mary Fotheringham. 5 cobs of field corn, Joan Stewart, Mary Fotheringham, Gail Huglll, 5 cobs popping corn, Mary Fotheringham. 2 pepper squash, Audrey McLean. 1 hubbard squash, Audrey McLean, Druallla Leitch. 1 butternut squash, Joan Stewart, Audrey McLean, Jean Drager. 1 A,O.V, squash named, Drusllla Leitch, Audrey McLean. 1 cltron, striped, Joan Stewart, Jean Draper. 2 pie pumpkins, Joan Stewart, Betty Upshall. 1 field pumpkin, Ken Gemmell. 4 qt. basket Irish cobbler, Mrs. P. Toornstra, Mary Fotheringham, 4 ql. red potatoes. Mra, An Finlayson, Mrs P. Toornstra, Audrey McLean 4 qt. any other kind drrectly named, Mary Fotheringham, Mrs P Toornstra. Largest cabbage, Mary Fotheringham Largest potato, Drusllla Leitch, Gall Huglll. Jean Drager Largest squash, Ruth Townsend Largest numokln Kan GHmnlell Collection of squash, Audrey McLean, Drusllla Leitch Collection of onions. Jean Drager Collection of garden produce Anna Dolmage Most points Section K-1 yr subscription to the Huron Expositor, Mary Fotheringham Most points In section 39-42. Mary McLean, $5 00 OUT OF REACH—Jeff Boyle keeps the ball instructional basketball clinic held Saturday away from Derek Bradshaw and Greg at the high school. (Mcllwraith photo) Taylor. The three boys took part In an EGOS 292 doz, white, Ken Moore, Lola Moore, Darlene Moore. HISTORICAL CONTEST M(rdel, demonstration or display Ploneer at Work, Pioneer at Play, Gr, 1-5, Sharon Kelly, Terry Kelly. Gr. 6 -8 -Janet Coleman, Paul Taylor, Gary Williamson, Scott Hoegy and Leanne Whitmore, Trevor Fortune, Jim Clark. HOME DEPARTMENT - Quilt, handatltched, Mildred Cronin, Betty Kroonen, Mrs. Pearl Ruston, Quilt, reversible, Mary Fotheringham, Dorothy Baker, Mildred Cronln. Quilt, cotton embroldery, Mary Van Valkengoed. Guth, practical, Mildred Cronin, Quilt, practical, Mary Fotheringham, Quilt, crib, Mildred Cronin, Lap rug, Anna Dolmage, Mat, latch hooked, Helen Connell, Don Corbett, Wall hanging, latch hooked, Marg McCowan, Frances Wynja. Wall hanging, crewel work, Frances Wynja, Marg McCowan, Karen Cort att. Cushion, candlewlgk, Marg McCowan, Mary Fothering- ham. Cuehlon, crewel, Mary Van Valkengoed. Cushion, patchwork, Marion Hunt, Marg McCowan, Anna Dolmage, Cushion, crochet, Anna Dolmage, Afghan, crochet', Mildred Cronin, Anna Dolmage, Vlola Harper, Afghan, knit, Mary Kinsman, Elza Ruston, Ina McGrath, Kitchen finger towel, Betty Glanville, Dorothy Hays. Useful bathroom article, Anna Dolmage, Pillowcase, cross stitch, Mary Fotheringham. Homemade pillowcase, Mary Fotheringham,• Dresser scarf, Anna Dolmage, Quilled well hanging, Mary Van Valkengoed, Marion Hunt. Crib size afghan, Mary Kinsman. Stewart special most pointe in class 13-25, Anna Dolmage $5.00. Baby bona and wearer, knitted, Mary Kinsman, Marg McCow re. P. Toornstra, Baby's bonnet and sweater, crocheted, Grace Corbett, Mrs. P, Toornstra, Ladies hat and spar( set, Teresa Wynia, Baby shawl, Dorothy Hays, Mary Klnaman, Colleen Cronin, Girls or ladles sleeveless vest, Mra. P. Toornstra, Grace Corbett, Mary Van Valkengoed. Child's knitted toque or helmet with mitts, Mary Kinsman, Ina McGrath, Bea'Dykstra. Child's hooded cardigan, knitted, Ian McGrath, Grace Corbett. Child's knitted scarf, Dorothy Hays, Mre. P. Toornstra, Grace Corbett. Ladies knitted tuck In dickle, Marg McCowan, Mary Van Valkengoed, Dorothy Hays. Adult's slippers, knitted, Marg McCowan, Petit Perkins, Anna Dolmage, Mans or boys toque, knitted, Marg McCowan, Dorothy Hays, Ina McGrath. Man's dress socks, Dorothy Hays, Pegl Perkins, Ina McGrath. Girls or boys pullover, Teresa Wynia, Mrs. P. Toornstra, Grace Corbett. Knitted leg warmers, Mary Kinsman, Mrs. P. Toornstra, Stewart Bros, special, moat points 28 -40 -Mary Klnaman, 85.00. Girls or ladles skirt, Grace Corbett, Dorothy Hays. Girls or ladies dress pante, Grace Corbett, Frances WynJa. Hallowe'en outfit, Betty Upshall, Frances Wyn)a. Jogging or ruggy pants, Teresa Wynja. Any article of lingerie, Mary Fotheringham. Seaforth Sewing Centre, most points class 41-48, Grace Corbett, $5,00. Afghan, crochet, Anna Dotmage, Carrie McGavin. An article of knitting, other than afghan, Marg McCowan, Mrs. A. Toonk, Dorothy Hays. An article of crocheting other than afghan, Mrs, A. Toonk, Anna Dolmage, Marg McCowan. 1 article of tatting, Anna Dolmage. Tea cozy, Anna Dolmage, Mrs, A, Toonk. Group of 3 different quilt blocks, Marg McCowan, Betty Upshall. Muriel McClure Special -most points class 49-57, Anna Dolmage, $5.00. POETRY, ESSAY & PROJECT Gr. 4, 5 & 8, any toplc up to 8 lines, poetry, Karsten Carroll, Debbie Nolan, Jennifer Huglll. Gr. 7 & S any topic of suitable length for grade level, Brenda Barry, Glenda Carter, John Vincent. Gr. 4, 5, & 0, about 200 words, Nancy Godkln, Ann Marie Beuerman, Jim Shortreed, Christie Berkhan. Int. Or, 7 & 8, about 300 words, Jon Berkahn, Krista Snell, Natalie Swirklis, Project, K-3 painting any medium from environmental studles, Sharon Kelly, Stephen Pearce, Michael Etue, Jr. 4-6. Open format any type from Environment studies curriculum -Terry Kelly, Jason Dietz, Tammy Staples. Jr. homemade musical Instrument -Karsten Carroll, David Soontlens, Susan Career. Jr. French, a collection 01 mounted bilingual -labels. Bactlara„Fotheringhata,,innt; French Collection of bllinguai labels. Dave Kent. Expositor Action Ads Ph. 527-0240 Ltkgo a.0 THE HILARIOUS MUSICAL HIT FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES Friday, Sept. 28, 1984 7:30 pm BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL Tickets '4.50 J 523-9300 GL . 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