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was Fred Handy, 6

Ky Guil Bault;> 2nd, Rv: Dysart;

“3rd, D, Whitehead,

Heaviest Pumpkin: 1st, W. Un+ derwood; 2nd, K, Singh; 3rd, Je Van Dyke.

Plate of Carrots: Ist, R Lo=

gan; and, J. Crowther; 3rd, J.

Wright. : _. Plate .ofBeets: Ist, J, Crow- ther; Plate of Onions: Ist, J.. Van Dyk; 2nd, T. . Bartlett; .3rd,: J. Crowther, Plate of Beans: Ist, J, Crow=:

‘ther; 2nd, T. Bartlett; 3rd, S, ” Filiat, Most Outstanding Exhibit: Ist, J. Van Dyk. SEWING Skirt - Grade 7

Ist, Roni Thuillier. Skirt -. Grade 9: . MacNeil, . cook Skirt - Grade 10: -1st, Diane ‘Crowther; 2nd, Lynda Hankin. Dress ~'with inset sleeves, ‘Grade.-10: 1st, Lynda Hankin; and, Mary Cottier. ; -; Suit, Jacket‘and Pants or Skirt,

Ist. cian |

. tier; 2nd, Diane Crowther, Pam |. Speight. GIRLS UNDE R14

weeDress: 1st; Cc, Fraser; 2nd,

a. ‘Bain; 3rd, G. McNeil,

' Skirt: 1st, G.. McNoil; 2nd, . P, Dorran,

Barbie Doll Clothes: Crowther,

Embroidery:

Ist, J.

sleeves: “1st, P. Speight.

“Dress: “ist, P. Speight;. 2nd,” D. Crowther; 3rd,‘ Mary Cottier,

Barbie Doll Clothes: Ist, D. Crowther.

Embroidery: {st, D; Crowther.

Most Outstanding. Article in Classes .96 = 104: Ist, Susan Cottiar,

Girls. 13. to Diane Crowther, WOODWORK BOYS 7 GIRLS UNDER 14

Any carved object over 3°? in diam: © 1st, Larry Maas, Bird House: . Ist, G. Lee; 2nd, C. Hills 3rd, KR, Will.

BOYS & GIRLS 14 to 16 Any carved object over 3° in

diam.: Ist, Debbie Hodgson; 2nd,

D, Crowther,

Wood Turning, Lamp, ete.: Uist, Dave Lowdon,

Table Desk: METAL WORK

Ornamental:

Small Took crip. : FLOWERS BOYS & GIRLS UNDEL 12

Largest African Marigold: 1st, FP. Forge; 2nd, 5, Stanlake. —

Zinnias, © blooms: ist, Forge,

BOYS & GIRLS [2 to 16 Cosmos: ist, D. Pendray. Sweet Peas: (ist, M, Cottier, Most Outstanding Exhibit in

Childrens Flowers: Est, D. Pen-

dray; Hon, Men, P, Forge,

NOVELTY CLASSES

BOYS & GIRLS UNDER 12 YRS, Animal made of fruit and/or

veg.: Ist, P, Forge; 2nd, J.

Hankin: 3rd, S, Carey. Miniature Garden, not

than 6° high: ist, b.

end, S. Meserip: 3rd, L.

kin.

Cut Flowers arranged in Une usual container, tnder [0° in diam. Ist, J, Aylard; 2nd, Ps Forges 3rd, T. Darran,

Cut Flowers in unusual cont, over 10° in diam.: dst, Sherry abe 2nd, David Aylard; 3rd,

Flint.

Rots & GIRLS 12 to i6 Animal made of fruit and/or

veg: ist, Jimmy Ealph; ond,

Jill Hickman; Ud, sasan Plints Miniature Garden, not more

than 6°? high: Ist, Lynda a

16 - Scarves:

1st, L. Hankins,

{st, Ken Macrac, ist, Dan Mes«

P,

more Shaw; Hane

YRS,

Doug Hankin; end, Jd Nickrsan; 3rd, M, Shaw,

HAPPY DOUBLE WINNER at Saanich Fair 6645 Central, Saanich’ Road, who took top prize for'his Squash as well

Fair Results.

“Largest Sunflower Head: ‘1st, |

1 HOUSEHOLD ARTS °

and, R, Logan; 3rd, -L. Duncan. .

and under: |

Ist, Mary Cot-.

“and, Heather McDonald.

1a J Gbsither, : GIRLS. 15.&16 YEARS = 0. Skirt .and Blouse’ with. inset

Best

Cut flowers- in. unusual: cont.

under..10°’ in diaim.:.. ist, Paul Gurr; 2nd, Dianne Crowther; 3rd, Rosalind Logan, ; Cut’ flowers in ‘unusal cont. over 10°? in diam.: Ist, Julie Crowther; 2nd,. Jimmy. Ralphs 3rd, Ian Roberts. ;

BOYS & GIRLS UNDER 12 yrs,

White 2-layer cuke:: ist; Goi.-- don Lee; 2nd, Heather McDonald; 3rd, Wendy Callendar.

Cookies, 6 of any J kind: [St, Gordon Lee; 2nd,.Clare Single- ton; 3rd, Gordon Lee.

Apple Pie, 2 crust: Ist, Gor- don Lee.

‘Brownie Square, 6 pieces: 1st, Sharon Moscrip;.. 2nd, Debbie Bridge; . 3rd, Heather McDonald.

Fudge: lst, Debbie. Bridge; 2nd, David . Whitehead; 3rd, Sharon Moscrip,

Uniced white cake: no entries,

‘Ieed 2-layer choc. cake: Ist, . Kathleen Shaw.. | So

White Bread,;. 1. loafs...1st, Christine Under wood; 2nd, Gor- don ‘Lee, .

-Baking Powder: “Bise uits, 6 6: Ist, Debbie Bridge, ; _ Mutfins, 6: Ist, Debbie Br idge;

Non=baked ‘entries, BOYS &- GIRLS 12 to 16 YRS.

squi res, 6: - no

“White 2-layer cake, iced: 1st, Brenda’ Simmons; 2nd, » Debbie Callander, . no

Apple. Pie, 2 crust: 1st,

Mary lyon; 2nd, Wendy Stofer; 3rd, Lynne: Bain.

--Date -& “Nut: Louft--1st; Wilt ‘Underwood; 2nd, Gwyneth Be burne. we - Brownie = Squares,;. 6: Ist, Kathie Speight; 2nd, Susan Hay- ward; 38rd, Julie Crowther,

Fudge: © Ist, Kathie Speight; 2nd, Susan Hayward). 3rd, Jill Hickman. :

Cookies, 6 of any 1 kind: ist, Susan Hayward; 2nd, Mary-Lyon;. 3rd, Carol Spooner...

iced, 2-layer Croc Yeake: ist,

' Diane Crowther; 2nd, Mary Lyon; 3rd, Lynne. Bain, - tr

White Bread, 1. loaf: Ist,

Steve Hayward; 2nd, Wendy Sto~ fer; 3rd, Susan Hayward.

Uniced white cake: ist, Mary

-Lyon;. 2nd, Julie Crowther 3rd, Diane Crowther,

Baking Powder Biscuits, 6: ist, Carol Spooner: and, Wendy Stofer; 3rd, Carol Fraser,

Cinnamon Buns, f: [st, Pam Speight. :

Non-baked tries,

Decorated animal cakes Ist, Karen Foster: 2nd, Susan tlay- ward; 3rd, Jinimy alps.

SPECIAL PRIZE: Two must outstanding exhibits in Heusehold Arts: Ist, Karen Foster; 2nd, Mary Lyon. JAMS & BOTTLED + RUITS

1G-oZ, Jar of jam: ist, Jue Ne Crowther; 2nd, Susan Flint; 3rd, Diane Crowther.

12-02, jar of jelly: Ziek Mutrie: 2nd,. Bonnie Cronk: 3rd, Julie Crowtiner,

Gne quart of tree truil: tst, Julie Crowther; 2nd, Diane Crow~ ther; srd, Bonnie Cronk,

Widow Winner Of Fair Draw

An Shiey careidd Oak Eas widow was the winner of a draw for é TN - pound “nd deep- at the Saanich fair, MooYouns, 2368 Fpsorth took SSHO cash instead, shat would § do with teap meat and sterace

Squares; ho ens

Ist,

steer frogeor Mrs. Street. because all ef sonces* The sieer, 1 deep-free cer on din] during the three davs of the fair am? brought a steady stream of

a Hereford,

were

in Show’? award: with beautiful: : o F uschia, Cwilliam John Photo. ) ;

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ART:

PRE-SCHOOL

Drawing, pencil, crayon, col- oured pencil: Ist, Susan Shaw; |. 2nd, Kim Dennison.

Picture, cut~paper work: Ist, Peter Dorran. . a

GRADES 1 and 2, °°

Drawing lead- pencil, crayon or coloured pencil: 1st, Laura Thompson; 2nd, Dale Patterson; 3rd, Susan Bridge.-

Picture; cut-paper work: Ist, James Sealey; 2nd, Lynn Sealey; ‘3rd, Stuart Carey.

GRADES 3 and 4. .

Drawing of/with flowers, ani- mals or birds: Ist, Brett Hart- ley;. 2nd, Charlan Nunn; 3rd, Christine Nelson,

Picture, -cut-paper work: Ist, Michele Sealey; 2nd, Brett Hart- ley; 3rd, C. Flint.

Print Design, using -potato block: 2nd, C, Flint. — ms

GRADES 5 and 6. ~ Water.colour, any subjects Ist, Tan Roberts; 2nd,:Harold Wilson; 3rd, Lisa Atkinson.

.Free~hand drawing: st, Lisa Atkinson; 2nd, Rani Nelson; 3rd, Jeanne Aylard,

Psychedelic. Design in: Black & White: Ist, Susan Flint.

GRADE. 7, , .

Design .in Black & White with- in form of a bugy animal, bird or fish: 1st,. Kathy. Foster. __,Painting or composition to de= pict: poetry: “Ist, Roni Thuil- lier.

F ree-hand drawing: 2nd, Rod Logan,

GRADE 8 Desigu in Black & White with- in form. of a bug, animal, bird. or fish: 1st, Larry Maas; 2nd, Rick Mutrie, Painting or composition to de= pict poetry: ist,° Larry Maas; 2nd, Julie Crowther. ; Pree-hand Vrawing: Moscrip; 2nd. Julie Crowther

ist, Dan “arry Mitas: 3rd,

GRADE 9 ~

Design in Black 2. in the forme cfs. ou bird or. fish: . Int, ii. 2nd, Murianne Coverdale; Diane Pendray.

Painting or composition to de~ pict poetry: ist, Jill Yates;

-te with- animal, t Yates; ord,

divisions,

J CEHis.

“tent,

-Flack- Arabian Farm: 3.

_ Mary Kierans; 3. Balhis, Mr. and

“ar, J; Brooks.

1 Winechota King, Mr. and Mrs.

rd, Marianne Coverdale,

Freeshand Drawing: Ist, Syl- via Wright; verdale; 3rd, Rick Falck,

OPEN CLASS

Any original oil or water coe lour painting: Ist, Marianne Coverdale; 2nd, Jil Yates; drd, Rick Mutrie.

SPECIAL: Most exhibit in) Art Rani Nelson,

Section: tst,

AT VANCOUVER

A five-man team of loggers from Sooke wonthe North Ameri- can Teams Relay Raee at the PNE's Festival of Forestry.

The Sooke team completed minutes, 3 seconds, a Wa-hington State team whose time was six minutes. 2b seconds,

jer. Ron Hartill. Dick Herrling and .Tohn Martin - collected S1.250 in prize money, and individual trophies,

The cight events in the final competition were speed climb- ing. chokerman’s race sinzle hand-sawing, underhand chop, double sawing. standing bloch chop, axe throwing and spring- board chop.

At the conclusion of the events, the teams had to jump into the fos birling poo! and were timed

tichet buvers.

as they hit the water.

. > Acres D'Arcy. 2nd, Marianne Coe |

_PINTOS

Mrs, 4G.0. Hans,

outstanding |

SOOKE LOGGERS SHOW THE WAY

tight logeer sports event- infive | defeating |

Soohe’s entry -« Armand Did- Hrian Herlihy. :

“The largest. number of entries” ever - seen:at.a: Saanich. Fair: in orse section ‘halter classes was

“judged ‘by’. Dr.” John Gilray «of Cloverdale, B. Co on, the opening “days :

He. ‘had 192, animals to place “in: Thoroughbred, “Arabian, “An-. |e _glo-Arabian, Half-Arab, Pony,

Palomino, Quar ter Horse, Appal- ‘o0sa,’ Morgan, American Saddle-" ‘Bred; Pinto, . and agricultural

Here is how he placed them:

THOROUGHBREDS ‘Champion, Beauvale, Karen Per= ry;: Reserve, Courageous : Miss. VLR, Woods. _ : . “MARES - 1; Beauvale, Karen Perry; 2. Courageous Miss, VR. Woods; 3. Crescent Look, Mrs. Hi, Gor ‘don; 4. Vita Rogan, Debbie

GELDING: . Heart's Con- Gina Ross: 2, Some Royal Flush, Pat Owen; 3. Please Me, Pat Robson: 4. Pondi, Mrs, Glen- na Rees,

ARABIANS

“Champion, Fe Bella, Gala Sona Arabians; Reserve. * Royal Rif- seyn, Flack Arabian Farm.

Stailions: 1, Grassi Centennial, Tom. Feely; 2. Royal's Nattal, | Kima- | bou, Mr. and Mrs, H. McDonalds

“Mares: 1, Fe Bella, Gala Sona Arabians: 2. Royal Rifseyn, Flack Arabian Farm: 3. Rosselle;, David Reed; 4. Lady Roval, TomFeely.

Geldings: 1. Rolfara’s Shan- ‘fara, Doris Ganton; 2. El Kazan, Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Carpenter; 3. Rabannah, Adrian Woods.

Yearlings: . Bint Brillante, Silver Mist Farm? .5a’ika, Mrs,

Mrs, H. McDonald;. 4. Tsilvyn Centaur; Lynn Bolton.

Foal: 1. Ibn Swain, Mr. and Mrs. H..McDonald; 2. Zarecb, Flack Arabian Farm; 3. Gay Capri, Carol Campbell.

MORGANS

Champion, Dean: Montana, J. Brooks; Reserve, Jet Traveller, E.B. rautister. .

Stallions: 1, Dean Montana, J. Brooks; 2. Chantys Comet, Jack Morgan, : ; ‘Mares: 1, Caseade Pixie, Mr. and Mrs. B. Seafee; 2; Payton’s Pixie, J. Brooks; 3, V.B.C, Vel- vet. E.B. Pallister; 4. Molly Dee, J. Brooks.

Geldings: 1. Jet F.B. Pallister; 2.

Traveller, Joli: Travel-

Yearlings: 1. Joli Kiska, E, Van Herwaarden; 2. Balbrigon. J. Brooks;- 3. Golden” Jet, Brooks; 4. P rae Mar ‘Mischiet Jack Morgan, Foals: L, Brooks.

Half Morgans: i. Brite Penny. J. Brooks; 2. March Mist, Mr. and Mrs. R. ‘Lupton; 3. Mark- ay's. Brandy, .Markay.. Farms;.4. Alisa Penny, Alvin Lowe. AMERICAN SADNLE HORSE

Champion, King's Lady Star. JIN, & GE, Senger; Reserve, Burning Brite, C.M. Hague.

Stallion:. 1 Conowingo's Black Magic, Mr. and Mrs. DVL. Bate-~ man; 2. King’s Sean, JIN. & GiE. Senger. 7 ,

sures: 1. Kings Dady. Star,

. & GE. Senger: 2.. Burning ih ite. C.M> Hague; 3. Stonewall’s Golden Taffy. EW. Adve:

Dark Magic. J.

Geldings: 1. Leader's Gold. Rule, EW. Adye. Yearlinus: 1. King’s Highland

Tyronne, JN, & GE. Senger; 2.2: EE. Pile. .

Coals: 1 Whispering Wind Vie- - toria Sunset, BW. Adses 2. Pine JN& GB. Sen- ver. :

Champion. Buiba EL Hakim,

I, Curran; Reserve, Spice.

Stallions: f, Rutkha El Hakim, Mrs, Curran,

Mares; 1. Skylark (irdioe), Rosiva Ross: 2. Redlite’s Nika, Mrs. J. Curran: 3. Hubini Bint Nika, Mrs. J. Curran: ot. Counte ess Sheba. Markay Farins.

Geldings: 1. Spice: GC, Haas, 2. Painted Chief, Mr. of Lewis.

Yearlings: {. Mar Kay's Co- chise, Jach Speers,

Foals: 1. Mrs,

Wadduna Bint Kina, t Curran,

Letters To The Editor

Dear Sir: T would like to take this op- portunity to express my sincere thanks to the Board Members, General Members of the North and South Saanich Agricultural Society, Exhibitors and patrons for a very successful 1969 Fall Fair, Many thanks to the Fress, Radio stations and T.V, for a fine coverage cf the event. We have made many improve- ments in the last few years and we hope the coming vears

will see many more, “Bud” Michell

‘Barb Haggerty 9, Alteza, Miss G.

~ne ~ Chranows; o

AGRIC ULTURAL HORSES. Light Team: 1; Molly: Dee and “Joli Traveller, Je “Brooks.” ANGLO ARABS .

~ Champion,” Song ‘of: ‘Arabia, “Barb Haggart; Réserve...” Pride “Hill cierto. Miss. G; Williams. ‘Mares: “Song. of ‘Arabia,

WwW itliams; 3. Yakouta; Marlene’ Gibson. ; : Geldings: oe indi Boy, Stephan- ie. Kershaw;:2. Puritan, Stephen Shaw, 0 2! oe “Yearlings: . 1. Pride ‘Cimero, Miss G, Williams. HALF ARABS .

~ Champion, Eveda Taffaur, Jim Cunningham: Reserve, Areebaba, Nadine Minary.

Mares: 1, Eveda Taffaur, Jim Cacninahais 2, Yarafa; A. Rye; 43, Deerleap Tebessay J. Wheat= croft; 4, Svala, A; Leash. Geldings? ‘Areebaba; Nadine Minary; 2. Rafi Afandi, Mrs. D,, G. Reed; 3. Rock Hound.-E. Har- bord; 4. Grey Vegas, Arnold! Mas son,

Hin

Yeurlings: 1. Abu Abha, Suzan- El Daiquari, Heather Elrix; 3. Nigma Tralee, Pat Houlet ave, #

. Foals: 1, Hiafa Juban, P, O'=

Neill; 2, Gar, GS-Satire, Grace Thompson; 3. Abutan, Mr. and Mrs, H. McDonald.

PONIES ,

Champion, Tree Haven’s Robin Hood, Marilyn Polson; Reserve, Rawill Rudolph, Jacqui ‘Marson. ~ Stallions: lL. Tree Haven’s Ro- bin Hood, Marilyn Polson; 2.Ra- will Rudolph, Jacqui Marson; 3. ‘ Alepria’s Islander, P..Shaw.

Mares: i. Mrs. Tiggywinkle,

'S. Misty, Marilyn. Polson; 3. - Alegria: Serenllys, Mr. and Mrs. O.W.H. Roberts.

Terry Hoare. PALOMINOS “Champion, Burning Bright, C. M. - Hague; Reserve,. Leader’s Gold Ruler, E.W: Adye. “Mares: 1,.Burning Bright, C, M. Hague; 2; Stonewaill's Golden Taffy, Ted Adye. Geldings‘ Leader’ s : Gold ‘Ruler, -E:W, Aaye; 2. Saur Sun- downer, Mr. and’ Ms. B, M. Bis- senden. ss

“Foals: 1. Whispering Wind Vie toria Sunset, Ted Adye. QUARTER HORSE . Champion, King Cananea, Mike Smith; Reserve, Miss Bar Page,

Ww lednestlay, September 10, 1969

a Donna’ Smith;

- Brite Lady, D,. Hajnal;' 4. Miss.

Nigel & Sally Yonge;:2..Flying |”

Geldings: 1. Alegria's Aaron, |

Halter Classes In Hse se Show Afract 192

Stallion : le. ‘King: Cananea, _ Mike ‘Smith; 2: Bambie Bee, D.

~ Hajnal; °

“1 Miss. Bar. Page ‘2. Decka Lil; Mr

-and. Mrs.:G, Aikenhead; 3. Roys

Mares:.:.

Ja Skip, Andrew Jaggers.

derson. :

Yearlings: 1. speedy Bar

Mr. and Mrs. G, Aikenhead; 3.-

‘Sandy’. Dee Reed, “Phyllis Cox,

. Foals: 1, Able Bee, Floyd Ni- chols;. 2. Mrs, Aikenhead.

‘APPALOOSA

«Champion, Miss Cloves, C.B. Montgomery; ~* Reserve, Joker Zeke, C.B. Montgomery. Stallions: 1. Silver Holly, Alan Todd; 2, Jaguar’s Diamond, C.>Montmory; 3. Patchy: L, -G.

Jackson. . Mares: 1. Miss Cloves, C.B. Montgomery; 2. Wyalta Dainty

Patch, G.D. Jackson; 3. Bay Wind, G. Jackson. :

“Geldings: 1, Joker Zeke, Scot Montgomery;:2 MacPherson; 3. Happy: Hutton, Lynn Crane; 4, Toto’s Jim, Jane Lange. °

Yearlings: 1, Ta-Tan-Ka,C.B, Dandy, G. Jackson.

Foals: 1. Delphern Minie Spots, G. Jackson. :

Geldings: 1, Berob, Joan Hen-

Molly, S.H,.Walt;:°2. Un-named, |

Un-named, : ‘Mr. and

; Redo Gay, Marge ..

Montgomery; 2. Delphern Ringo’

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