More trophy winners from last

Cup, best herd of 4 females, Jody

‘weekend’s Saanich Fair: Wright; Erie W.) Hamber Cup,
Section 2 — Dairy Cattle — Grand) Champion Cow, Lee
Jersey: F.G. Cope Challenge Wallace & Lisa and Rob McGregor;

, Trophy for Junior Champion Cow,
Lee Wallace & Lisa. and Rob
McGregor: W.C. Nicholl challenge

Jack Savage Memorial Trophy for
Best Female bred and owned by ex-
hibitor, Jody Wright; Mrs. H.E.
Burbidge Cup, Senior Champion
Cow, Lee Wallace & Lisa and Rob
McGregor.

Holstein Trophies: Scott & Peden

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Kawi Trophy, Junior Champion Cow,
4 . Stanhope Dairy Farm; V.I. Hols-
FE Shoe Polish tein nae Grand Champion Cow,
° . Stanhope Dairy Farm.

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j | reg. 1 Section 3 — Beef Cattle: Wood-
a ' ’ allenve C “hes set
2 SALE ward’s Challenge Cup for best beet

animal in show, Darren Blackwell.
Section 10 -— Cereals, Forage &
Field Roots: Vancouver Milling &
Grain Co. Challenge Cup for most
points in Section 10, Sid Bartlea.
Section 12 -— Vexetables:
Brown’s Nursery Grand Ageregate
Challenge Cup for most points in.
vegetables, Mar Farms; Scott Cup
for collection, of vegetables Class

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Trophy for most entries in. the
Vegetables Section, Mar Farms.

Farms; A.H. Higgs

Section 13 — Fruit: Holloway
Cup for most points in Fruit,
Saanich Orchards; Michell-
Turgoose Challenge Cup for most
points covering all Section,. Main
Hall, Mar Farms; Green Cross
Challenge Trophy for Highest Ag-
eregate in -Fruit, Vegetables &
Flowers, Mar Farms.

Section’ 14. —-- Flowers: J.S.
Carlow Challenge Trophy for most
points in ‘‘mum”’ Division, J. God-
frey; Shelbourne Greenhouses
Perpetual Trophy for most points
in Dahlia Division, Harry van Dyk;
C.J.V.1. Challenge Trophy for

. Most points in Gladiola Division, .

E.. Thompson & F. Fleming; Butler
Bros. Grand Aggregate Trophy,
most points in Section 14, other
than arrangements, Harry Van
Dyk; Creed’s Roses Challenge
Trophy for best Rose in Show,. Les
Moore; Saanich Peninsula Credit
Union Trophy for best marigold,
Mabel Michell;  Buckerfield’s
Trophy for most points in Plants,
Margaret’ Jacobs; Travelodge
Trophy, -Best
Radersma.
Section 15 -—~ Preserved Foods:
Mrs. W.D. Michell -Challenge
Trophy for most points in Section

15, Edna Bean; Simpson Sears prize.
for highest points in Section 15, Ed-

na Bean. ;

Special Brentwood Women’s In-
stitute, silver Serving Spoon for
most points in Section 16, Norma
Sealey, Alice McHattie.

Section 17.—- Honey: Simon
Hodgson Memorial Trophy for best
liquid. honey in show, John A.
McDonald; Babe’s Honey Trophy
Shield for Best Comb Honey in
Show, John Cariou.

Section 18 — Needle Arts &
Crafts: Special trophy in.memory
of Mrs. Alex M. Scott to Saanich

Peninsula . exhibitor with most
points in Section .18; ‘Barbara
Gilbert. :

Section: 19. — Junior Section:

Special prize for Exhibitor® with

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most points, Heather Button; Mrs.
Gibson’s Trophy for most outstan-
ding article in Junior Sewing, Jen-
nifer Diggle.

Section 20 — Photography: Hirst:
& Flintoff. Trophy for best colour
transparency, Archie Millar.

Section 24 — Winemaking: Wine
Art Trophy for Dry White Wine, R.
McNeil; Fermenthaus ‘Trophy .for
Dry Red .Wine, R. Arseneau;
Fermenthaus Trophy for best beer,
R. Arseneau; Fermenthaus Trophy
for best ale, T. DeLonge Boom;
R.E. Smith Trophy for most points
in Section 24, F. Marlon.

Miscellaneous: Most Points in
Fall Flowers, D.. Atkinson; Junior,
Most Points in Vegetables, Sam Ar-
rowsmith Award, Heather Button;
Best Donkey in Show, Ardmore
Golf Course, Ken Val Pride Yvette,
Ken & Val Hunter; Highest Ag-
gregate Points in Donkey Show -
Phantasy Pharm, Brae-Mor Ranch;
Gobolos Trophy, Saanich . Or-
chards; Tea Service, Mar Farms.

Donkeys: Best Jack, Valdy, But-
tons Family; Best Jenney, KenVal
Pride Yvette, Ken & Val Hunter;
Best Brood Mare, Tequilla, Brae-
Mor Ranch; Senior Single Driving,
KenVal Pride Yvette, Val Hunter;
Donkey Driving Open, Isabella‘ In-
schallah, Rocky Point Donkey
Junior Single Driving,
Crackerjack, Brae-Mor Ranch.

Pumpkin Contest: Heaviest, 150
Ibs., Reg Kerr; 2nd Heaviest, 125
Ibs., Trevor Jones; 3rd Heaviest,
102 Ibs.; Wyn Gait.

Winners of Special Events: Best
Old Vehicle - Animal Drawn, Ist,
Russell Crawford, 2nd, Ian Scott-
Polson; Best Old Household Uten-
sil, Ist, V. Jean Porter, 2nd,
Nathan Matthews, 3rd, Dana
Grow; Best Old Small: Agricultural
Tool, Ist, Bud Michell, 2nd, Sket-
chley, 3rd, Perry; Best Old Con-
struction Tool, Ist, Rae Thomson,
2nd, Ed Raper, 3rd, B. Edworthy.

Honorable Mention: Iron Pot,
D. Drayton; Sad. Irons,.C. Mat-
thews; Camera, S.- Hutt;
Register, R. Drayton.

CKVU switch to 11
bumps old movies

CKVU’s upcoming move ‘to

Channel 10 means KSTW, cur-
‘rently on Channel 11,
lost to many. local TV. viewers.
“And at least one local televi-- ,
_ sion: watcher i 1s upset. ‘*Channel::
oobis‘our: main: movie: channel,””
says’ AL. Sheffield of Lochside
“Drives ence
We're retired folks: and. we

will be

like the evening movies. There’ll
be a-great holler: ‘when the public
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CKVU_ of Vancouver, -cur-
rently on Channel 13, will move
to 10. in early September, nudg-

ing Saanich Cablevision’s Cable

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Where. it- will be accessible: only” .

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Meanwhile, unannounced

for several weeks. :
‘“‘They knocked : out. ‘a. very

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nenburg, program co- pordinator
- for Cable 10.
‘They. can’t.. give us any
schedule,”’ she said. ‘‘They kind
of promised. not to do it. in
prime time. But they have.’””

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HAVING A FLING .
pete the first day of the fair .

Cash

“ved, quite, ‘by accident, by.« one.of.these:netirotic long- legged fly-

Wednesday, September 3, 1986

. these highland dancers com-

Had ‘a phone call from. Paul. Carney, of. Mills Road ¢ as a
result.of my saying that a.lot-of folkson the Peninsula let .
their lawns go brown during the long. dry summers, knowing A
that- they will revive in-the fall. He is.a lawn.expert;: ‘and feels, -
J quite rightly that this habit:is‘a poor one, and:that a healthy:

‘“green:lawn makes: a:inuch more: attractive setting: for a. home oa
i} than all this dead looking brown grass.

“On: the same subject. I’m.sure most of you have been attack-

“ing machines known.as: Marsh Crane flies. They are the ones 28
“with almost. no body: and enormous. long legs, and: they. are..f

--born with:absolutely no:sense of. direction, ‘careening madly.“ ! F .
from wall to wail, bouncing. off me ceiling, before’ Janding. | a

drunkenly-in your hair. =
: These: idiotic and apparently. ‘harmless! creatures. ‘are. the’

parents of one of the most destructive lawn insects, the ugly

brown wormlike leather jackets..These horrible things do.a

-vast amount: of damage. to lawns, leaving whole areas per-

manently brown and dead. No amount of rain will revive a_

lawn attacked by leather jackets. One has to spread quantities

of Diazinon to eradicate. the beasts, and then re-seed the area.
If you are in doubt about your lawn, then you might consider
calling Paul Carney...

A phone call today from a charming young woman who:
earlier this year procured:some artichoke seeds fram me, and
then presented me with one‘of the offspring which ‘is doing
very nicely in the garden, She called toask me rome questions
about the *‘apple-pears’’ sold in grocery stores.

It seems that'a couple of years ago: Ruby Norrie poked-a:
couple of apple- pear seeds in the ground, and they grew, sure ,
viving last winter so we know for sure that this fruit grows on

. ahardy tree. She wanted to know what.the future might hold

for her young tree, would it produce fruit, would it need a
pollinator, how large. a tree: would it, become, ete. My
-literanire provided no answers, so Tcalled my friendly fruit -

Aree specialist, who informed me that usually apple-pears are

grafted onto Japanese root-stock, and that he felt that the
seedling tree might, or might vot, ever produce fruit, and that

~ Ruby would possibly have ta wait for some. time-to see what

happened. Actually there is quite d lolof information on this

new variety of (ruitin recent garden books, and Ruby is going.
to follow it up and letme know, When bear Cll be sure to,
“pass bony sine most of us ‘re interested i in anything new and -

“unusual inthe warden field,

Saw some onions that hail bern, bent ‘over, “but nok yet ‘dug,

“and wished Ecould knoe k on the door and: say, “Please pull

them now, and letdhent cure while the weather slays hat and
dry" but chances aree if Linterfered, the door would be shut ©
inany facesand Pd bejuformed through. the key bale hatte |
or she grows onions.that yearly. tuke all the prizes atthe fair!

Oro Wiggins ealled tecask me topo. over and. look. at his

“jomnides, Pedid, At this paint Pstll haven tequite recovered...
He bas four long rows of absolutely: enormous, unblemished, wo
jpening Lramafoes, while mine are still “the pits’) nota ripe
“tomato anywhere butcin the greenhouse, and that doesn't...
“really. count, The tomatoes aren't the only (hing that's green
‘round here, Lm green loo, with envy!

Received an interesting pitt today from Bunty Watt: ‘all:
done wp ina white envelope, and stillwarm from her parden,
When opened the seal there were several angelied leaves and

W porgeous glossy pale preen caterpillar with, startlingly:
brilliant black stripes across his broad back. Her? question =
was, “Is this a good one or a bad one?! My answer was,
SRG int? Vhs parucular species T lave seen before, diving
histily. on parsnip leaves, defoliating then: with enthusiasm.
Beaurifalias this eaterpithir. wis, 1 have yet loo mec at goad
one. They all have such enormous ‘apnetites!

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