| Wednesday, September 3, 1969 .

- SAANIC H PENINSUL A AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW |

Fair Results .

“(continued from page 5)

= > Knitting, ‘Arai’ ‘Sweater:

' Hunt; 3rd, Mrs, H. Jacques.’-
"== Kitchen Apron, Sewing:
Mrs. D,.Stocker; 2nd, Mrs. 0,

: ‘Wadams; 3rd, Mrs. Vv, Woodcock.
Sewing,..Child’s Dress: ist,
‘Mrs. B.. French; 2nd, Mrs. J.

dma :

i

“Sewing, “Fancy Apron; ~ 1st, :
Mrs. J, McKinty; 2nd, “Mrs. O,
Wadams; 3rd, ‘Mrs. ‘Dy Stocker,

Sewing,’ Lady’s Blouse, plain:
Ist, Alice Hickman; 2nd, Mrs.
-J,-McKinty;. 3rd, Mrs, ode Ste-
fan.

Sewing, ' Lady’ s Blouse, fancy:
1st, Betty French,

Sewing, Lady’s Basic: dress:
lst, Miss J, Aitken; 2nd, - Betty
French; 3rd, Mrs. J,° Stefan.

Sewing, Skirt: 1st, © Betty
French; ‘2nd, . Mrs, Je McKinty;
3rd, Judy Stefan,

Patchwork Quilt, made by per-
son exhibiting: Ist, Mrs. D,
Duncan; 2nd, Mrs, M. Porter;

“8rd, Mrs, C, Cruickshank. _

Outstanding Article in Sewing
Division: _ 1st,’ Betty French.

Hand Weaving, 1 smallarticle:

1st, Mrs. L. Harper; ‘2nd, Mrs,
J.,, Hinchcliffe; 3rd, Mrs, A.M.
Lang.
Hand Weaving, 1 large article:
ist, Mrs. L, Harper; 2nd, Mrs.
F, Mostad; 3rd, Mrs, J, Hinch-
cliffe.

Special Prize & Ribbon:
Mrs, L. Harper,

Art & Craft, Period Doll, 11;
lst, Mrs. E, M, Sealey.

Art & Craft, Petit Point: cst,
Mrs. K, Fleming; 2nd, Mrs. F.
Doyle.

Art & Craft, Needle Point: 1st,
Connie Harrison; 2nd, D, Wal-
ton; 3rd, Mrs. M. Porter,

Art & Craft, Toy Novelty: Ist,
Mary Cottier; 2nd, Ruth Mackay;
3rd, Mrs, L, Waters, . :

Art & Craft, Embroidered pic-
ture, framed; ist, Connie Har-
‘Tison; 2nd,-Mrs, D. Duncan; 3rd,
Mabel McKee. .

ist,

ist, Mrs. J, Sonet; 2nd, Mrs, H,
Jacques, -

Art & Craft, Hooked Rug, made.
from used materials: 1st, Mr..
Westlake Sr, me
_ Arts & Craft, Liquid. Embroi-
dery- small article: 1st, Mr.

' Westlake Sr.; 2nd, Mrs. B, Stur-
rock.

Art & Craft, Liquid Embroi-

\ dery large article: “1st, Mrs.

Caird;. 2nd,.Mrs, B, Sturrock;
3rd, Mrs. H, G, Harper,

“Special: Prize for Outstanding
Exhibit in Arts & Crafts: . 1st,
Connie Harrison,

One .Crocheted Article: 1st,
Mrs. A, H. Lang; 2nd,-° Mrs,

“A, Goodmanson; 3rd, Mrs, Bom~
“Py pass. :
~ . One smail Knitted Article: ist,
Mrs. .M. Aitken; 2nd, Mrs, E,
Hope; 3rd, Mrs. I,.G, Parker,

One large Knitted Article: 1st,
Mrs. A. Doyle; 2nd,.Mrs. E.
Hope; 3rd, Mrs, M, Essery,

One Embroidered: Article:
ist, Mrs. E, Carter; 2nd, Mrs,
1..G, Parker;.3rd, Mrs. E, Ro-
berts.

Outstanding Article in Division
70: ist, Mrs, Marion Aitken,

Special Prize, Outstanding Ex=
hibit in Div. 70; Ist, Mrs, Marion
Aitken.
ART

-Oil Painting, landscape or sea-
seape: st, Kay Ratcliffe; 2nd,
Miss R, Gardiner; 3rd, Mrs. M,

_ Beck. ,

Water Colour Painting, Land-
scape or seascape: Ist, John
Amalia; 2nd, John Amalia,

Still Life, any medium: Ist,
Kathleen McFarlane; 2nd, S,
Anderson; Grd, Mrs. W, Pitts.

1 Black & White, any subject:
ist, Diane Durrand; 2nd, David
Thorne; 3rd, Dave Maas.

Animal Painting, any medium:
ist, Joan Gist; 2nd, Mrs. J.
Evans; 3rd, Sheila M. Trapp.

Painting, non-realistic, any
medium: ist, L. Miller; 2nd,
Diane Durrand; 3rd, Pam Fair-
burn.

SPECIAL PRIZES: Best water
‘colour in show, John Amalia;
Bast oil scene in show, Kay Rat-
cliffe; Best Still life in show,

RESULTS
FROM PNE

Further results from the Paci+
~ fic National Exhibition include:
a Third place in American
ee Saddlebred halter class for
E mares and gelidings to Mrs, Col-
* jeen Hague of Sidney;
bd Fifth place in Half-Arab year~
ting halter class to Miss Susanne
Chranows of Sidney;
a Third place in Model Anglo~
Arab class to Miss G, Wiliams,
Saanichton;

Fourth place in same ciass
to Garry W, Bantham, Saanich-
< ton;
Fs First place in Anglo-Arab
Pleasure Horse class to Garry

; re “ast ij
Mrs, C, Whipple; 2nd;°Mrs.°M.}.

1st, |

MeKinty; 3rd, Mrs... Woodcock. | §

Art & Craft, Hooked Rug, Wool:“|

Bentham, Saanichton.

Some of the ancient farm machinery which ‘‘stole the show’ -
for many at the Saanich Fair canbe seen here with members of.
the Saanich Historical Artifacts Society operating them, (Review

Photo).

Lila Dobell; Best frame in show,
Mrs, M, Beck,

‘1 Christmas Card of 1 Minia- | -

ture or 1 Design for notepaper:
ist, Trudy Hillis; 2nd, Dave
Maas; 3rd, Mrs, M,.Littie.

1 Collage: Ist, Mary Aikman;
2nd, Diane Durrand;. 3rd, David
Maas.

1 Silkscreen * process, any de-
sign: Ist, Mrs. Pearl Maas;
2nd, Trudy Hillis.

1 Driftwood, not carved: Ist,
Sarah Hillis; 2nd, Trudy K, Hil-
lis; 8rd, Nora E, Kerr. :

1 Driftwood, carved: Ist, J.
L, Rennie; 2nd, J. lL. Rennie;
3rd, Ken Bloomfield. -

1 sculpture, any mediums: -Ist,
Ken Bloomfield; 2nd, David Maas;

~ 3rd, Melina Wood,

al Woodturning, any subject:
ist, J, Wainscott... 7
Display.of Ceramics, not more

“than 4 pieces made by hand: 1st,
Or Mrs. J. L.-
‘Squance; ‘3rd, Jill Singleton, «--" :

M. ‘Hartley; 2nd,::
’ Display of ceramics, not more
than 4 pieces made by mould:
ist, Mrs, J. L. Squance; 2nd,
Victoria Hall; 3rd, Less. Barr.

‘1 -single piece of Pottery thrown:

on. wheel: ist, Michael Hartley.
Special Class, Adult Education:

Ist, Miss M, A, Smith; 2nd, Miss

M.A, Smith; 3rd, Lila Dobell,

1. Water Colour:painting, land-
scape or seascape: ‘ist, R,
Gardiner; 2nd; ‘Mary Ann Webber;
3rd, R. Gardiner, ;

1 Still Life, any medium:. Ist,
Lila Dobeli; 2nd, Ivy Hunter; 3rd,
Mary Ann Webber, ~

1 Portrait, any medium: ist,
Pam Fairburn; 2nd, Fred Handy;

8rd, Lila Dobell, ss

1 display of Ceramics, made
by hand: .Ist, Alec Maas.
-/1 display of Ceramics,: made
by. mould: ist, Mrs. J.-L,
Squance.

Special Prizes, Best Ceramic
in Show: Michael Hartley.

Special Prize, - Best Glazed
Piece: Victoria Hall. .

1. Driftwood Carved: ist, J.
L. Rennie; 2nd, J. L. Rennie;
3rd, Ken Bloomfield. a

Portrait, any medium: Ist,
Rosena Hadleigh; 2nd, Sharron
Campbell; 3rd, Marjorie Hast-
ings.

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

Black & White - Child Life:
Ist, Jill M.. Yonge; 2nd, J. D.
Ralph; 3rd, A, B, Froud,

Black & White - Animal Scene:
1st, H, G, Robinson.

Black & White - Seascapes:
Ist, D.L. Hillis; 2nd, 4, B, Froud;
3rd, Judy Hickman.

Black & White ~ Pioneer Ar-
chitecture: Ist, H. G, Robinson,

Black & White - Snow Scenes:
1st, Jill M. Yonge.

1 Enlargement from Black &

White negative, any subject: Ist,-

A. B. Froud; 2nd, D, L, Hillis;
3rd, R. K, Bloomfield.

Best Set cf Four Black & White
prints: ist, JHI M. Yonge,

Best 8°’. x 10” glossy enlarge-
ment: ist, A, B, Froud.

Coloured Prints ~ Sunrise or
Sunset: Ist, James F. Dick.

Coloured Prints ~ Views ofthe
Seasons: Ist, Mrs. D, Parker;
2nd, H. G. Robinson; 3rd, RK,
Bloomfield.

Coloured Prints ~ Eventsof the
Year: ist, J.D. Ralph; 2nd,
Jill M, Yonge; 3rd, J. Wainscott.

Coloured Prints - Nature: 1st,
3. D, Ralph; 2nd, Jill] M. Yonge;
3rd, B. G, Parker.

Coloured Prints - People: Ist,
Jill M. Yonge; 2nd, Mars A. H.
Hardet; 3rd, James Dick.

Coloured Prints, Landscapes
or Seascapes: Ist, B. G. Par~
ker; 2nd, J. D, Ralph; ord, Mrs,
NE, Kerr.

1 Enlargement from colour
negative, any subject: Ist, J,
D. Ralph; dad, Mrs. A. A. Hare
der; 3rd, Mrs. N, £. Kerr.

Best set of Four coloured
Prints: 1st, J. D. Ralph, |
Best 5’? x 7? coloured En-
largement:. Ist, Mrs. A. -H,
Harder, oo:

Transparencies, Flowers or
nature: Ist, D. L. Hillis; .2nd,
E, Lock;-3rd, Ed, Moniz.
~ Transparencies, Landscapes,

seascapes: Ist, Mrs.J.H. Love-
joy; 2nd;'Mr. A. Bennett; 3rd, E.
Lock.

Transparencies, People:. Ist,
Phyllis Logan; 2nd, Mrs. D, Par=
ker; 3rd, S. H. Parker.

Transparencies, Animals or.
Birds: 1st, D, L, Hillis; 2nd,
A. C. Froud; ard, Mr. A, G.
Bennett.

; " ‘Prangparencies, - Arehitec=
‘ture: Ist, BE, Moniz; 2nd, A, C.
Froud; 3rd, A. B, Froud,

,» Transparencies, © Sunrise: or
Sunset: ist, A.B, Froud; 2nd,
D, L. Hillis; 3rd, Phyllis. Le-
gan. ,

° ‘Transpar encies, ‘Snow Scenes:
Ist, Phyllis Logan; 2nd, A. c.
Froud; 3rd, E. Lock. PRE

Best set of 4-Coloured Trans-
parencies: ~ 1st,.D.. Ly, Hillis.
HOUSEHOLD. ARTS. .

Two. Most Outstanding Exhi~
bits: ist, Mrs. K. E, Stanlake;
2nd, Mrs, F, A. Fischer.

. Special, Best. dark Fruit Cake:
Ist, Mrs, G. R, Robinson; 2nd,
Mrs, J, MeCubbin.

8? or 9’? Square Single Layer
White Cake: 1st, Mrs, R, Me-
Lean;..2nd, Mrs, .E. H,. -Urie;
3rd, Mrs. J, McCubbin,

Special, Best Two Crust Apple
Pie: ist, Mrs..G. Vant Haaff;
2nd,. Molly Essery; 3rd, Mrs. K,
S. Rennie.

Special, Fry Cadbury- Lid,
Best Frosted Checolate Cake:
ist, Mrs, E.M, Sealey;:2nd, Mrs.
A, Fischer; 3rd, Rosalind Logan.

Special, Swift's Jewel Shorten=
‘ing, Best 6 Butter Tarts: Ist,
Mrs, J, Youell; 2nd, Mrs. F. A.
Fischer;’ 3rd, Rosalind Logan.

Special, Safflo Special, Best
Chiffon Cake: ist, Mrs, K. E.
Stanlake; 2nd, Mrs. G. Vant Haag.

Raisin Pie; 1st, Mrs. K.S, Ren-
nie; 2nd, Mrs, F, A, Fischer;
3rd, Mrs. G, R, Robinson.

Lemon Pie: ist, Mrs. K. S,
Rennie; 2nd, Molly Essery; 3rd,
Mrs, F, A. Fischer.

Pumpkin Pie: Ist, Mrs. F. A.
Fischer; 2nd, Mrs. A. C, Ram-
say; 3rd, Mrs. K. S. Rennie.

Plate of Potatoes, 5, boiled with
skins on: 1st, Mrs. H. Robinson;
gnd, Mrs. F. A, Fisher; Srd,
Mrs, T. Dahl.

Special, 6 Honey Cookies: Ist,
Mrs. J, McCubhin; 2nd, Mrs, G.
Vant Haff.

Special, Best Light Cake: Ist,
Mrs. G, R. Robinson; 2nd, Mrs,
E, M, Sealey.

Lemon, @-layer Cake: Ist,
Mrs. F, A, Fischer; 2nd, Molly
Essery; 3rd,Mrs.K, S, Rennie,

Decorated Cake, Iced, fudged
on decoraticn only: Ist, Karen
Foster; 2nd, Mrs, K. S, Rennie.

Angel Food Cake, uniced: Ist,
Mrs, A. C. Ramsay; 2nd, Karen
Foster; 3rd, Mrs, F. A. Fischer.

Sponge Cake, made in sponge
cake tins ist, Mrs. ©, H, Urie;
2nd, Mrs. F. A, Fischer; 3rd,
Fernie Farms.

Tea Cakes, assorted, 6 not in
paper cups: ist, Mrs. T. Youell;
and, Mrs. A.C, Ramsay.

Tarts, small assorted, 6, not
in parer cups: Ist, Mrs.T, Yous
ell; 2nd, Mrs. K. 5S, Rennie.

Baking Powder Biscuits, 6:
ist, Mrs. G. R. Robinson; 2nd,
Jerry Stofer; 3rd, R. S, Thuail-
lier,

Shortbread Round, 5°* diam;
ist, Mrs, F. A. Fischer; 2nd,
Mrs. T. Youell; 3rd, Mrs, A.C.
Ramsay.

Old q Machinery

|Fair Favorites —

working threshing machine in?
It came. from: Field
brothers’ farm in Happy Valley,

“Worth the price; ‘of: admis-
sion alone’ was ‘the way many
hundreds of Saanich Fair. goers

Canada.

“reacted to ‘working display. of - - There. were ‘old. threshers,
‘old: farm. machinery. put. on by bailer's “and engines including
the Saanich Historical Ar tifacts some ‘‘one~lung wonders’ which

‘| Society. held the crowds spellbound.
The display took over one cor= 7° fost of the machinery is des-
ner of the fair grounds away from ‘tined for. Central Saanich

_the animal sections.
~:This was good planning.

The old threshers and sieam’
_ tractors worked Silently enough,.
“but visitors were allowed to ict
off steam by blowing the whistles
on. the. machinery, The sounds
“were wierd and wonderful .
-untike ‘ansthing you'd hear. on the

hobby.

The - steam tractor s

ing machine run by a long belt
from an ancient steam tractor.
It is believed: to be the oldest

a 1950 White thresher.

Museum, having. been donated to
the society for this purpose. So-
ciety members ~- there are about
‘30.-- rehabilitate the relics and
operate them in exhibition as a

property of Joe Phelps, Thetis

farm these days: Lake, ~who. assists the arti-
.. Prize of the. exhibit for many | facts society in “its restoration
was an 1870 McPherson thresh- | Work. His machines on display

included a 20-60 h.p. 1914 Case,
a 15-30 h.p. 1914 Rumbley, and

are “the

J. McCubbin; 2nd, Phyllis Logan;
3rd, Mrs. M, Carey. “eyo. 20s
Plum Pudding, turned out of
bowl: Ist, Mrs. FE. F. ‘Irvine;
2nd, Mabel McKee; 3rd, Mrs, T.
Youell.
Jelly Roll, any filling: Ist,
E, Witter; 2nd, Mrs. M. King;
3rd, Mrs, F, A. Fischer.
Chocolate, 2-layer cake: 1st,
Mrs, K, S, Rennie; 2nd, Molly
Essery; 3rd, Mrs, F,A, Fischer.
Special,. Millstream. Flour

Irvine.
Tea Pancakes, -.6:.. 1
‘BE. H. Urie; 2nd, Molly
3rd, Mrs. G, R. Robinso:
Nut and. Date Loaf,
Mrs.

cock.
Bran Muffins, 6:

FY A, Fischer; 3rd, Mrs. E, F,

H. Robinson; 2nd, Molly
Essery; 3rd, Mrs. R, Chudley.

Sugar Cookies, rolled, 6: 1st,
Fernie Farms; 2nd, Mrs, 'G. R.
Robinson; 3rd, Mrs, W,..Wood-

lst, Molly

st, Mrs.
Essery;
n.

1: ist,

“Mrs, D, McLaughlin,

“Kee, -

“Mrs.. T. Dahl; 2nd, Mrs, G.
Vant Haaf. :

Quart Peaches, boitled: “Ast;
Mrs.. G, Vant Haaff; 2nd, Mrs.

---- Special, - Best. Iced or. Frosted.

Mills, Best Baked loaf of Brown
Bread: Ist, Mrs. M, Hankin;
2nd, Mrs, V. D. Lindsay; 3rd,
Mrs, E, Witter.

White Bread, 1 loaf: 1st, Mrs.
W. D, Lindsay; 2nd, Mrs, G. Dun=
can; 3rd, Helen Swartz.

Brown Bread, 1 loaf: | Ist,
Mrs. V. D. Lindsay; 2nd, Mrs.
‘Mary Morrison; 3rd, Phyllis Lo-
gan.

Fruit Loaf, yeast, 1.loaf: 1st,
Mrs. F. 4. Fischer; 2nd, Mrs.
M. King; 38rd, Mrs. J, MeCubbins.'}?

Bread - Rolls, brown, 6:.. 1st,

Mrs. W. De Lindsay; 2nd, Mrs.

Essery; 2nd, Mrs. K, S, Rennie;
3rd, Miss J,:Aitken,
Macaroons, 6: Ist, Mrs, F.
A. Fischer; 2nd, Mrs. W. Wood-
_cock; 3rd, Mrs. K, S, Rennie.
Milk Rolls, 6: 1st; G, Dun-
can; 2nd, Helen Swartz; 3rd,
Mrs, E, U, Urie.
Cinnamon Buns: 1st, Mrs. E.F.
Irvine; 2nd, Mrs, V. Beith; 3rd,
Mrs. F. A. Fischer. ,
POULTRY
Standard,Best Cock in Show,
> Mrs, Lovejoy.
Standard, . Best © Hen in ‘Show;
N. Dixon.

‘mances at this -year’s Saanich.
Fair senior Western horse show,
but one entry seemed to shine
brighter than the rest.

It was that of Jim Cunning-
ham and his haif-Arab mare
Eveda. Taffaur, which, | if. you
drive the Patricia Bay Highway

in the area of Sayward Road
north of Elk Lake.

Jim, whose family has a ser~
vice station there, used. to pas-.
ture Eveda in a field-at the in-
tersection until. the highway wie
dening changed the lay. of the
land... But you'll. still. see the
pretty liver chestnut (sired, in-
cidentally, by. another Saanich
Peninsula’ champion, Aubrey
Temblett’s. Arab, Saur Tut Ef)
being schooled by Jim in that
area, :

The . mare’s performance
showed there had been a lot of
schooling too. Inaddition to being
a good-looker, Eveda Taffaur is
smooth in her. gaits and quick
to make ‘the changes demanded
in Western riding classes.

The show took up most of the
day Sunday, with a total of 69
entries.

There were 11 events, and
Cunningham jogged off with three
of the feature classes += Trail
horse, Western Pleasure and
Western Pleasure Horse Stake,

The day before his mare was
named grandchampion Half-Arab
in halter classes at the fair.

Full results of the Western
show follow, with thé name of the
horse first, owner second and ri-
der third:

TRAIL HORSE OPEN 14,]
HANDS AND OVER: Ist, Eveda
Taffaur, Jim Cunningham, Jim
Cunningham; @nd, Baidie Cat,
N, & D, Caldwell, Dale Cald-
well; 3rd, Dun’s Mischief, M.
& H. Rimmer, Merle Rimmer;
4th, Gossip Miss, Ruth Mclver,
Roger Bacon; Reserve, Rolfara’s
Shanfara, Doris L, Ganton, Doris
L, Ganton,

POLE BENDING: Ist, Lady
Chance, M. & H, Rimmer, Merle
Rimmer; 2nd, Wee Sheba, Dun-
can Rimmer, Duncan Rimmer;
3rd, Quilty, E. B, Ruthven, E,
B, Ruthven; 4th, Beau Shannon,
Nancy Scattergood, Larry Citra,

WESTERN RIDING HORSE
CLASS OPEN: Ist, Dun’s Mis«
chief, M. & H,. Rimmer, Merle
Rimmer; 2nd. Spokane Chief,
Marge MacPherson, Marge Mac«
Pherson; 3rd, Gossip Miss, Ruth
Mefver, Roger Bacon; 4th, Sliver
Holly, Allan Todd, Allan Todd;
Reserve, Redwillo Molly, D. Hae

Brownie Squarés, 6- ist, Mrs.

ral, Darmy Hajnal.

HER PERFORMANCE.
A REAL JIM-DANDY

There ‘were many fine perfor-

very often you’ll frequently see-|~~

OPEN STOCK HORSE: “1st,
-Parlow Bill, D, Fraser, | Don Fra-.
ser; 2nd, -Baimpie Bee, D: Haj-.
nal, David Hajnal; 3rd, Dun’s
Mischief, M.& H. Rimmer, Merle
Rimmer;.4th, Redwillo Molly, D

Baldie Cat, N.
Dale Caldwell. .
OPEN COSTUME CLASS: -:1st,
Smokey, Gordon Maycock, Gor-
don Maycock; 2nd, Puritan, Ste-
phen W, Shaw, Stephen Shaw;
3rd, Shandy, Sprite & Tequila,
Stan Walt, Stan Walt; 4th, Shat-
Ran, Gerald McDonald, Gerald
McDonald.

| WESTERN. PLEASURE
HORSE: ist, Eveda Taffaur, Jim
Cunningham, Jim Cunningham;
2nd, Kolfara’s Shanfara, Doris L,
Ganton, ‘Doris L, Ganton; 3rd,
Dun’s Mischief, M.& H. Rimmer,
Merle Rimmer; 4th, Heart’s Con-
tent, Gina Ross, Dale Caldwell;

& D, Caldwell,

Reserve, Brookwood | Kaban,
Carolyn © Wheatcroft,, Carolyn
Wheatcroft, :

OPEN. REINING CLASS: ist,
Dun’s Mischief, M.& H, Rimmer,
Merle Rimmer; 2nd, Baldie Cat,
M, & D. Caldwell, Dale Caid-
well; 3rd, Redwilio Molly, D, Haj-
nal, Danny Hajnal; 4th, Gossip
Miss, Ruth McIver, Roger Bacon;
Reserve, Banbie Bee, D, Hajanl,
David Hajnal.

OPEN STAKE RACE; 1st, Bo~
Lindy, Roy Telford, Roy Tel-
ford; 2nd, Wee Sheba, Duncan
Rimmer, Duncan Rimmer; 3rd,
Pineapple, B. G, Parker, B. G.
Parker: 4th, Lady Chance, M. &
H, Rimmer, Merle Rimmer; Re-
serve, Quilty, E..B, Ruthven,
E. B, Ruthven.

CLOVER LEAF BARREL
RACE: 1st, BoeLindy, Roy Tel-
ford, Roy Telford; 2nd, Wee
Sheba, Duncan Rimmer, Duncan
Rimmer; 3rd, Lady Chance, M.
& H, Rimmer, Merle Rimmer;
4th, Quilty, E. b, Ruthven, FE,
B, Ruthven; Reserve, Pineapple,
B, G, Parker, B. G. Parker.

WESTERN © PLEASURE
HORSE - QUARTER HORSE: Ist,
Bambie Bee, D, Hajnal, David
Hajnal; 2nd, Barob, Joan Hen-
derson, Joan Henderson; 3rd,
Baldie Cat, N, & D, Caldwell,
Dale Caldwell; 4th, Miss Bar
Page, Donna Smith, Donna Smith,
Reserve, Bunny Sandy, Phyllis
Cox, Kathy Cox.

WESTERN PLEASURE
HORSF. STAKE: 1st, Eveda Tafe
faur, Jim Cunningham, Jim Cun-

fara, Doris L. Ganton, Doris L.
Gaaton; 3rd, Princess Curley,
Diane Hanford, Diane Hanford;
4th, Dun's Mischief, M. & HH,
Rimmer, Merle Rimmer; Re-
serve, Farlow Bill, D. Fraser,
Don Fraser.

Pint ‘Loganberry ‘Jam: Ist,
‘| Mrs, G, Vant Haaff.-° 200. +
Pint:Plum “Jam: ‘Ist, Julie.

Hajnal, Danny Hajnal; Reserve,'|

ningham; 2nd, Rolfara’s Shan}:

~ Standard, ‘Best . Cockeret 1 in,
Show; J, Waddellai oe
: ‘Standard, Best Pullet in Show;
C. Hin, .
~ Bantams, Best Cock: in 1 Show;
M, Fleming. 4
Bantams, Best Hen in: Show;

Bantams, - : Best Cockerel in
Show; B, Wooley. - =.

Bantams, Best Pullet in Show}
B, Wooley.

-Best Pair Standard - Poultry;
T. Rainaldi,

Best Pair Bantams; J. Croft.

Best Pair Geese; National
Game Farm. s ;

Best Pair Ducks; _ Mabel Me-
Pheasants, Best Ringneck;
Dixon,

Pheasants, Best Ornamenta al;
Jack Horne.
‘PRESERVED FOODS
Quart Apricots, bottled: ist,

T. Dahl; 3rd, Mrs. dD. McLaugh-
lin. :

Quart Plums, bottled: 1st,
Mrs, G, Vant Haaff,

Quart Prunes, bottled: 2nd,
Mrs, T, Dahl (no 1st), ~, =

Quart Cherries, bottled: 1st,

Marjory Budd; 2nd, Mrs.T. Dahl;
3rd, Mrs.John Tarrant.
'. Quart Pears, bottled: 1st, Mrs,
T. Dahl; 2nd, Mrs. G. Vant Haaff,
~ Quart Fruit Salad, bottled: 2nd,
Mrs, G.. Vant Haaff (no 1st),
Quart diced Rhubarb, -bottled:.
ist, Julie Crowther; 2nd, Mrs. T.
Dahl. ,

‘Pint . Loganberries, bottled:
2nd, Mrs..G, Vant Haaff(nel st).
_Pint .. Blackberries, bottled:

ist, Julie Crowther; 3rd, Diane
Crowther (no 2nd).

Pint Applesauce: Ast, Mrs, W
Woodcock, ;

Pint Pie: Filling, using any of

above berry fruits, : bottled: no
prizes awarded. ;
Pint Strawberry Jam: Ist,

Mrs. G, Vant Haaff; 2nd, Diane
Crowther; 2nd, Julie Crowther.
Pint Raspberry «Jam: °. 2nd,
Mrs.
Crowther (no Ist or 3rd).

«Crowther; 2nd, Mrs...G, Vant

Haaft, ; =

ist, Mrs..C. d. Cruickshank; 2nd,”

Julie Crowther. ae
Pint: Grape Jelly: ist, D. Me~

Laughlin; 2nd, Diane Crowther;

‘3rd, Julie Crowther.”
Pint Lemon :Curd:*

-Ist, “Mrs. <

C. J, Cruickshank; 2nd). Julie
Crowther. nd
- SPECIAL: Collection of Jei-*

each. Prizes donated by South
Saanich Women’s Institute: 1st,-
“D, McLaughlin;
‘Woodcock. |

Pint Salmon, bottled: Ist, Mrs.
T, Dahl; 2nd, Mrs. G, Vant Haaff.

Pint Rabbit, } bottled: 2nd, Ethel
Ingram.

'. Quart. Whole Tomatoes:
Mrs, T. Dahl; 2nd, Mrs. G, Vant
Haaff; 8rd, Marjory Budd.

Pint String Beans, whole: Ist, -
Mrs, T, Dahl.

Pint Diced Beets: ‘Ist, Mrs,
T, Dahl;.2nd, Mrs, W, Lindsay.
. ‘Pint Carrots, diced: 1st, Mrs.
T, Dahl.

SPECIAL: Collection of bottled
‘vegetables, 1 pint each of Peas,
Corn off the Cob, Diced Beets, —
and Green Beans whole: 1st,
Mrs, T. Dahl,

Pint Pickled White Onions: Lst,
E, Fern Irvine.

Pint Bread and Butter Pickles:
1st, Mrs. G. Vant Haaf, ;

Pint Dill Pickles: 1st, Mrs,
G, Vant Haaff, .

Pint Berry Fruit, any variety:
ist, Mrs, L, Youell.

Pint jam, any variety: 1st,
Mrs, L, Youell; 2nd, Alice Hick«

man; 3rd, Mrs. C, D, Blinko. -

Pint Jelly, any variety: 1st,
Alice Hickman; 2nd, Mrs,. L,:

lin.
VEGETABLES

Tomatoes, red, stems on,
grown in open; 1st, Mrs. K,
Stanlake; 2nd, E. R. De Bour=
cier; 3rd, Guy Crowther,

Tomatoes, green, stems on,
grown in open: Ist, W, A, Web-
ster; 2nd, H, Parker; 3rd, Mrs,
R, Speight.

Best . Exhibit of Tomatoes
grown in open; Prize donated by
Sidney Pharmacy: Mrs. Ken
Stanlake,

Onions, pickling, white: Ist,
Mrs, S, Crook; 2nd, H, Par-
ker.

Onions, multipliers or shal-
lots: ist, H, Parker; 2nd, H.
Van Dyk.

Onions, red:
and, H. Van Dyk.

Onions, yellow: ist, H, Van
Dyk; 2nd, Mrs, S, Crook; 3rd,
Hi, Parker.

Ontons, white: ist, H. Parker,

Onions, latge: ist, H, Patket;
2nd, H. Van Dyk; 3rd, Mrs. D,
Crook.

Ohion, largest: M. Speller,

Best Exhitit of Onions in the
Show; Prize donated by Stiney

ist, H, Parker;

“Mrs. A, Steers;

-1st, W. A. Frost;

Peas, Dwarf: “tst, H, Parker;

2nd, 0,.CoH, Wiggins; 3rd, Fred. ;
* Handy.

‘Peas, Telephone | or. «Tals Ast
Hy Parker. 8 8 <

_Corn,. Stripped, Golden, Ban-
tam: ~ “Ist, Art: Miguez;, and, G .

| punean., _
Corn, Stripped, Sweet Yellow: :

Ist, D. Galey; 2nd, Silver Rill

Farms; 8rd, Silver’ Rill Farms.
Best, Exhibit of ‘Corn in Show; |.

Prize. donated : ‘by, Cunningham
Drugs, Sidney: D. Gatley.”

' Cucumber, Lemon: Ast, Mrs.
S, Thuillier..

a nenmber, grown in ‘open: Ist,
. A. Webster; 2nd, D. F. Wal-
tony 3rd, M.A. M. Bell.

- Cucumber, Long English: 1st,
H,. Parker.

Cucmber, Pickling: 1st, Fred
Handy; 2nd, Mrs. 3S, Crook; srd,
Mrs, K. Stanlake, |

_ Gucumber, © Gherkins: “Ist,
Mrs. K,.. Stanlake; :. 2nd, Fred
Handy; 3rd, Mrs.'S. Crook...

Show;
Butchers, Sidney:
ster.

Beans, Scarlet Runner: 1st,
end; Mrs. -S.
Crook; 3rd, H, Parker, .

Beans, Pole, A.V.:: Ist, M. Ge

ly; 3rd, H, Parker. :
Beans, Dwarf, Wax or Butter:
2nd, Fred
Handy; 3rd, O, C. H. Wiggins.
Beans, Dwarf, Green: Ist, P.
R, Thomas; 2nd, J..S, Groves;
3rd, Fernie Farms. 7

Beans, Longest runner: E, R
DeBourcier.

Best Exhibit of Cucumber in
Prize donated” by. Local’
W. A. Web-:

Potiho; 2nd, Mr. Patrick Ny Kely

2nd, H. Parker;

Carrots, longest:
Best: ‘Exhibit.

“Of.
Garden Equipment: :
Patrick N. Kelly.”

Michell;

Wilmer Michell,
Potatoes, © Late, A

“8rd, Me Grozier.
Potatoes, : Largest:
“Bros, oo, :
Best Exhibit

Mic hell.

‘ coration: ~ > Lst;
2nd, H. Parker.

Vegetables: : Ist,

Carrots, long, over’8?’:. |
Mar Bros.; 2nd, W. A.Fro
3rd, Mr. Patrick.N. Kelly.”
Mar ‘Bros,

in Show; Prize donated. by. ‘Sidney ©
Mar Bros. Bes
‘Parsnips:- Ist, H. Parker; 2nd,

Potatoes, Warba: lst, wil
2nd, Mrs. A,. Ste
Potatoes, - Netted Gems: Elst

Aa . "
Wilmer Michell; 2nd, M. Spellers .

Baking Tray ot ‘Small Mixed
Vegetables, Exhibitor’ s own de
Ve ‘Se: Grove

. Basket - of --Mixed ; Fruit and
Violet: Bart-

“Continued on page, 1) aa

_Carro

“Ist

1 ‘Mar

of: ‘Potatoes i in,
Show;: Prize donated by’ Mitchell
&: Anderson, -. ‘Sidney::

Ruth Speight; 2nd, Julie |

. Pint Citrus Fruit Mariiatader’’| Wiz

“Women Needed

To Train For” PS
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST. oe
“This is @ home-study course.
“which can be completed in 16.
weeks. High School Diploma - -.
-not necessary. Training need.
not interferewith present env: :

Hes, 4 varieties, 1.8-oz, jar.of ||.

‘2nd, Mrs, We |

ist, |

COMPANY,
(to.

B.C. EQUIPMEN

\NCOUVER Vee,
4D, BAILEY es
NANAIMO, NORTH KAMLOOPS, “NELSON | a

$51 HOWE STREET,

Sales epretnieien:

Harper; 3rd, Miss M. McLaugh.

Cash and Catry: H. Van Dyk.

PUBLIC NOTICE

“The Corporation of the District

| of Central Saanich
Central Saanich Municipal List of Electors -

“Qualified persons other than property owners wishing to
have their names entered on the Central Saanich Municipal ©
List of Electors as either Resident-Electors or Tenant .
Electors for 1969-70 must file the necessary declaration ©
or confirmation with the Municipal Cierk, Municipal Rall,
1903 Moant Newton Cross Road, Saanichton, B.C. NOT”.
LATER THAN 5:00 P.M,, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH,
1969, Confirmation forms have been mailed to all Resi-
dent-Electors and Tenant-Electors whose names appeared
on last year’s list,’’ ‘4 .
NOTE: Property owners as of September $0th, 1969,
are automatically placed on the Ust.

"Special Notice to Spouses
of V.L.A. Settlers:’”’

Spouses of Veterans holding an agreement to purchase
land under the Veterans’ Land Act may have their names
entéred on the list as Ownet-Electors. For fall partiese
lars and to make the necessary declaration, contact your
local V. L, A. Office.

F. B, DURRAND,
Mentcipal Cloth.

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