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The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-03, Page 18B4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 3, 1984 LOCAL BUSINESSES and manufacturers were at the IIiternatIonal Plowing MatCh last week. Chris Lee and Murray Bremner of L -H Resources Management visitors about their liquld system. talked o match manure irrigation (Wasslnkphoto) Brussels Fall Fair results FIELD CROP COMPTITION8 '/s bus: Barley -Bill Pearson, Keith Williamson, Allan Cardiff, 'h bus, mixed grain -Clarence McCutcheon, Garry McCutcheon, Jim Williamson. 8 stalks of ensilage corn -Les Knight, Jack Cardiff, gore Veltch. iia bus. grain corn cobs -Jett Cardiff, Clarence McCutcheon, Garry McCutcheon. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL FEATURE 1-5" slice First cut hay -brad Spoken, Mre. Lyle Martin, Jim Bowman, George Pearson, BM Pearson. 1-5" slice Second cut hay -Clare Veltch, Ross Veltch, Mrs. Lyle Martin, Jim'Bowman, 8111 Pearson, Vs bus, of field chopped hay 1st cut -Brad Spelran. th bus. of field chopped hay 2nd cut -Ross Veltch, Clare Veltch, Rick Knight, Les Knight. 1 Sheaf of 6 stalks pf Ensilage corn -Robert Boylan, Rick Knight, Lee Knight, Bob Higgins, Clarence MoCutcheon, I/r bus, Ensilage Corn -Mrs, Lyle Martin, Rick Knight, Lee Knight, Clare Veltch, Ross Veltch, GRAIN ^/r bus. of Fall Wheal -Brad Speiran. 1/2 bus. Mixed Grain, 2 or more way -Clare Veltch, Ross Veltch. i/r bus. Husking corn on cob -Les Knight, Rick Knight. ih bus. white Field Beans -Nell Hemmingway. VEGETABLE DISPLAY Fred Uhler, Anne Dolmaga, Anne Hemmingway, Rick Knight. 1 sheaf of Wheat -Mrs, Ken Johnston, SCARECROW CONTEST: Cheryl Bridge, Robbie Gowing, Fred Uhler, Jason Breckenridge, Peter Workman, Scott Johnson, Heather Perrle, barren Johnston, Will Perrle, Lori Ann Perrle, CATTLE Calves -Darren Johnston, Brian Alexander, Scot Johnston. Hollers before Jan. 1, 1984 -Nick Bishop, Steve Dolmage, Kevin Bishop, Jackie Robinson, Darryl Smith, Rob Gordon, Sharrel Smith, Steer before Jan. 1, 1984 -Paul Couttes, Kevin Johnston, Steven Coultas, Lisa Thompson. Steer atter Jan, 1, 1984 -Darren Johnston, Heller after Jan. 1, 1984 -Dean- Nicholson, Ean Johnston, Bruce Johnston, Scot Jahnatnn WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL 270 Carling Terrace, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 (519) 357-3210 DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class 1 -Loaf white bread -Maryann Miners, Bessie Johnson, Nancy Zettel. Claw 2 -Loa) brown bread -Nancy Zettel, Bessie Johnson, Nancy Damen. Gass 3 -Loaf fruit bread -Bessie Johnson. Claes 4 -Buns, oheisea, 8 -Bessie Johnson, Ruby Hanna, Mrs. Charles Mann. Claes 5 -Angel cake, mix, united -Leona Armstrong, Vera Hastings, Karen Bowles, Claes 6-Frult cake, light, united -Bessie Blenkhorn. Gass 7 -Pumpkin loaf, fruit or nuts -Beth Earl, Bessie Johnson, Doris Van Camp. Gass 8 -Carrot loaf, no fruit or nuts -Bessie Johnson, Doris Van Camp, Mrs. Geo. Hiematra. Gass 9 -Date and nut .loaf -Doris Van Camp, Sandra Machan, Beth Earl. Class 10-ZScchlnl loaf with nuts -Joan Bernard, Doris Van Camp, Bessie Blenkhorn. Claes 11 -Banana layer cake -Mary Lou Johnson, Patricia Dickenson, Mrs. Charles Mann. Class 12 -Queen Elizabeth cake -Mary Lou Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Hanna, Doris Alan Camp, Class 13 -Applesauce cake -Mrs: Geo. Hlemstra, Anna Doimage, Mrs. Charles Mann. Gass 15 -Banana muffins -Karen Bowles, Mary Lou Johnson, Bessie Blenkhorn, Class 18 -Oatmeal date squares, 7 -Katherine Bridge, Karen Bowles, Mrs. Geo, Hlemstra, Class 17 -Peanut butter cookies -Mrs, Ruby Hanna, Mrs, Geo, Hlemstra, Beth Earl, Class 18 -Chocolate brownies, 5 with nuts -Doris Van Camp, Beth Earl, Sandra Machan, Class 19 -Butter tarts, raisins, 7 -Mary Lowe, Patricia Dickenson, Sue Gowing. Gass 20 -Strawberry pie -Mary Lou Johnston, Bessie Johnston, Vera Hastings. Class 21 -Raisin pie, lattice top -Vera Hastings, Mary Lou Johnston, K. Stephenson. Class 22 -Pumpkin pie -Mary Lou Johnston, Patricia Dickenson, Joan Bernard. Cass 23 -Cherry pie, covered -Mary Lou Johnson, Katherine Bridge, Mary Anne Miners. Class 24 -Apple pie covered, no spice -Mary Lou Johnson, Vera Hastings, Joan Bernard. Class 25 -Dutch apple ple-Mahle Tyerman, Bessie Johnson. Patricia Dickenson. stat has ham and District hospital Out - Patient inRadloland Emway to provide an W icer o years, the under expansion or a number inadequate s, ider w This ices, ted with Ma)or ed Radiology. services, Departments, an enl tUCh needed ds. patient Depart le thehospital ide health care nee and se in m increase the changing addition to ossible the step will mile your hospital in deep 000 00 over the constign ruction wilgoaiei '400,000.00. &0010 oak that y e OU The total cosi of this mCOfl Raising Committee ears. The of the Fund our loved on next two yeorary ars. d the health of y invest in your health an e generous when the canvasser calls. Please b Cardiff, M.P. Murray Honorary Chairman ommittee Fund Raising MURRAY CARDIFF, M.P. Honorary Chairman Fund Raising Committee DOOR To DOOR CANVASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST.ERIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH, 1984 CAMPAIGN GOAL...A400,000°0 DONATIONS MAY BE PLEDGED OVER TWO YEARS ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION RECOGNITION: 5100.•5199, Individual Life Membership to the Hospital Corporation, and a Certificate suitable for framing. 5200.-5499. Individual Life Memberships to the Hospital Corporation for you and your Spouse, as well as individual Certificates suitable for framing. 5500.-5999. Individual Life Membership to the Hospital Corporation, individual Certificate suitable for framing, and a record of your donation on a plaque, displayed in the Hospital in a prominent place. 51000. & OVER Individual Life Membership to the Hospital Corporation, individual Certificate suitable for framing, and a record of your donation on a plaque, displayed In the Hospital in a prominent place. CORPORATE DONATIONS OF 55,000. AND OVER WILL RECEIVE SPECIAL RECOGNITION. THE WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE Claes 26 -peach pie, covered -Mrs. Geo, Hlemstra, Mrs. Charles Man , Vere Hastings, Claes 27-Lkmon plc -Sue Gowing, Mary Lou Johnson, Joan Bernard. SPECIALS Gam 28 -Thompson Meat Market -cake decorated "Fall Fair" -Linde Mlnnelly, Beth Earl Claes 29 -Legion Aux. -child's 4th birthday -Sue Wilson, Unda Mlnnelly, Beth I, Claes 30-C. Veltch-1 doz, tarts -Mary Lowe, Linde Mlnlelly, Katherine Bridge. Gass 31 -Ont. Bean Producers -Sue Gowing, Mary Ann Miners, Mrs. Dale Machan. Claes 32 -Cake for lath anniversary -Linda Mlnlelly. Class 33 -Highest points In Section K 1.27 -Mary Lou Johnston, Claes 34-J.M. Schneider- apple pie, Mary, Anne Miners; butter tarts, Mary Lowe, Claes 35 -Fry's Cocoa family favorltes-Patricia Dicken- son, Mrs, Charles Mann, Karen Bowies. Class 38 -Chocolate cake -Wm, Nellson-Leanne Arm- strong, Mary Lou Johnston, Bessie Blenkhorn. JUNIOR SECTION ' BAKING Kindergarten & Beginners: Santa's Christmas Eve snack (3 items), Steven Machan, Shawn Nicholson, Jamie Morriss; 1 decorated cupcake -Easter theme, Jamie Thomas, Sarah McArter, Krista Hunter, Grades 1 & 2: A hard -bolted egg decorated for Easter, Robbie Gowing, Erica McDonald, Lori -Ann Perrle; A peanut butter snack -Angle Voon, Heather Somers, Tim Machan, Grades 3 & 4: 5 oatmeal cookies -Natasha McDonald, Christopher Hiemstra, Cathy Earl; 1 cooked apple dessert -Krista Keifer, Will Perris, Cathy Earl. Grades 5 & 6: An 8" square cake decorated -Sandy Earl, Tracy Finch; 5 Brownlee, Iced -Peter Workman, Roger Evans, Shirley Ann Bridge, Grades 7 & 8: A zucchini loaf -Kendra Keffer, Cindy Bernard, Tessa Lowes; 5 ways of serving potatoes - Heather Perrle, Cheryl Nicholson, Shelley Bray. FLOWERS Kindergarten & Beginners: One flower In suitable mntalner tor teacher -Jamie Thomas, Lyle Hemingway, Janice Jacklln; A red and white bouquet In a pop can -Craig McDonald, Lanette Todd, Jamie Thomas. Grades 1 & 2: 3 colorful maple leaves, pressed & mounted-Robble Gowing, Jennifer Machan, Kerr! Foxton; A bouquet of flowers & weeds for your mother -Laura Douma, Jennifer Machan, Andy Overholt. Grades 3 & 4: Arrangement of mums (in old teapot) -Ann Uhler, Heather McDonald, Katie Rowboth- am; 3 tea roses In a contalner-Heather McDonald, Kelly Overholt. Grades 5 & 8: A small basket of fresh flowers for a flowerglrl to carry -Roes Machan, Peter Workman, Seth McCutcheon; 7 asters, mixed colors, In a container -Ross Machan, Sandy Earl. Grades 7 & 8: Some people put their flowers In the darnest things -Craig Workman, Sherry Stevens, Cheryl' Nicholson; A silk flower corsage -Craig Workman, Shelley Bray, Heather Perrle. VEGETABLES Kindergarten, Beginners, Grades 1&2: An animal , made from 4 vegetables -Jonathan Trollope, Lori -Ann Fenie, Shane Wilson; The biggest onion -Laura Douma, Andy Overholt, Jennifer Machan, Grades 3 & 4: The oddest shaped vegetable -Darren Hemingway, David Jacklln, Ann Leiter; The longest zucchini -Ann Uhler, Johnnie Miners, Will Perrle. Grades 5 & 8: The best dressed potato -Chris Bridge, Scots Johnston, Christina Dillow; 5 best matched carrots -Roger Evans, Cheryl Bridge, Ross Machan, Grades 7 & 8: A vegetable person dressed In bicentennial costume -Heather Perrle, Tessa Lowes, Sherry Lee Stevens; 3 yellow vegetables -Tessa Lowes, Cheryl Nicholson, Heather Perrle. SEWING Kindergarten, Beginners, Grades 1&2: A necklace made of peeds-Lori-Ann Perrle, Robbie Gowing, Amy Thomas. Grades 3, 4 & 5: A decorated waste basket -Sandy Earl, Karle Ruthortord, Michelle Freeman Grades 6, 7 & 8: A pot holder (any metertaliSherry Stevens, Cheryl Nicholson. Heather Perrle. SPECIAL: NO. 1 LEGION LADIES 'AUXILIARY Grades 1 to 4: An animal made from tree cones -Josh McCutcheon, Jay Hahn Grades 6 to 8: A flower arrangement on a paper -pleated Ian -Craig Workman, Sandy Ear(, SPECIAL NO. 2 MAOESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Open to all grades. boys & girls A pioneer cabin made from popsicle sticks -Seth McCutchson, Kant Bray. Scott Johnston, Heather Perrle SPECIAL NO. 4 L018 MCCALL Beginners t0 Grade 4 -Something made from an egg carton -Amy Thomas, Jamie Thomas, Heather Somers Grades 5 to 8. Make a tower by gluing together all sorts of circular bite 01 Junk, n0 higher then 15" -Heather Forne, Candy Bernard, Jeff Earl SPECIAL NO. 6 MORNINGSTAR REBEKAH LODGE, BRUSSELS To the bey and girl winning the moat points In the school work and Junior Section -girls, Heather Perrle. Sandy Earl, boys, Jared McCutcheon, David Jacklin SPECIAL NO. 6 PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY MRS, NELLA BLAKE Open Gass -Boys & Girls, 1st 8 2nd prize An article stained -Amy Thomas, Barry Blake, An arhde glazed• Barry Blake, Amy Thomas HOME AND SCHOOL Kindergarten Any article made from a paper plate(sl-Lanette Todd, Daniel Zettel, Kelly Hayden Grade 1 A bird from construction paper•Amy Thomas, Heather Somers. Tracy Mayer Grade 2 A sock puppet -Becky Earl. Lorte-Ann Perrle, Robbie Gowing. Grade 3: A decorated piggy bank•Sandra Bridge, Cathy Earl, Jay Hahn Grade 4. A Christmas Tree ornament (any media) - Natasha McDonald, Ovvid Jacki,n Will Perrle Grade 5 Any article Tele from a styrofoam CUo'Chrls Bridge. Peter Workman Grade 6 Mask made o1 any media -Scott Johnston, Cheryl Bridge Grade 7 Bottle cao picture 9+120 -feather Perr,e OIL PAINTINGS Gass 1 -Monochromatic Scene -Sylvia Stevenson. Gass 2 -Mountain Scene -Betty Knight. Mrs Heimpel, Gess 3 -Fall Scene -Betty Knight, Sylvia Stevenson, Class 4 -Country Scene -Nancy V Damen, Betty Knight. Class 5 -Charcoal or pencil sketch -Nancy V Damen. Mrs Helwpel; Gass 8 -Open class any medium -Betty Knight, Nancy V Damen; Special -Home Made Doll -Joan Bernard, Marg Exe1; Class 8 -Six colored snapshots -Ont Bicentennial -Alfred Knight, Marg Exel, Gass 9 -Four colored snapshots -Christmas season -Fred Uhler, Alfred Knight, Gass 10-A ceramic figurine -Jane McDonald, Mary Lowe; Gass 11-A ceramic arllcle-stained-Doris Van (Amp, Mary Lowe; Gass 12-A ceramic article -glazed• Doris Van Camp, Mary Lowe. Class 13-A ceramic Christmas novelty -Mary Lowe, Sue Wilson Class 14 -An arrangement using silk or dried flowers or weeds -Doris Van Camp, Rene Richmond; Class 15 -Wail hanging using silk or dried flowers or weeds -Mary Lowe, Doris Van Camp Gas, IS -Article of needlepoint -Mrs C Holmes, Doris Van Cam); Gass 17 -Any article Of broomstick lace -Doris Van Camp, Anna Dolmage, Gass 18 -One article of beadwork -Doris VanCamp, Mary Lowe. Class 19 -One article of crewel work -Barb Mutter. Doris Van Camp, Dass 20-Bratded rug -Mrs Helmpel. Alfred Knight, Oass 21-A hand made corsage (not fresh flowers) -Mary Lowe, Rene Richmond: Gass 22-A Christmas wreath using natural material -Katherine Bridge. Marg Exel, Dass 23 -Any new hobby, not listed -large article -Barb Mutter, J. Veltch. Class 24 -Any new hobby. not listed -small article -Doris Ven Camp, Barb Mutter LIOUID EMBROIDERY Gass 25 -One cushion -Viola Adams, Janet Mitchell, Dolinda Huether; Gass 28 -Table cover 45" or larger -Margaret Slertsema, Mrs C Holmes, Janet Mitchell; Class 27 -Wan hanging or picture -Viola Adame, Margaret Slertaema, Mrs. Heimpel; Class 28-Plttow cases -1 pair -Viola Adams, Janet Mitchell, Mrs Helmpel, Dass 29 -Dresser scarf -Viola Adams, Margaret Siertsema Katherine Bridge; Class 30 -Christmas decoration -Marg- aret Slertsema, Viola Adams, Mns. C Holmes; Clans 31 -Painted quilt top -any size-Vlola Adams, Margaret Slertsama, Janet Mitchell. Special: Best corsage made of ribbons -Katherine Bridge. Sears Special: Most points in Section O-Dorls Van Camp, Viola Adams, Mary Lowe