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Many local people involved Fair Homecraft winners Each year there are new ex- hibitors in the Homecraft Section of the Fair, and this year was no exception. It is good to see so many of our local people taking part. Even with the extremely hot and dry summer there was an oustanding exhibit of flowers at the Port Perry Fair. Grace Bajema won the Honeydale W.1. Special for most points in the Cut Flowers Section, and also, the Scugog Island W.1.'s Special for the most points overall in the Flower Section. Alice Turcotte was the winner of the Greenbank Garden Special for the best potted plant and Ann Julia Bajema won first prize for her Thanksgiving Table Center Special sponsored by Analda Nursery. In the Domestic Science, win- ners for the many specials were: J.M. Schneider Special for apple pie was won by Eileen Slute; for the chocolate cake Kelly Dezan; and for the plain butter tarts Mary Lou Carnochan was the winner. Durham Region Cream Pro- ducers Special for the Light Layer Cake, the winner was Penny Pet- typiece, the Raisin Butter Tarts winner was Mary Lou Carnochan, and winner for her Chocolate Brownies was Dorothy Lee. The winner of the Decorated Single Layer Cake Special, sponsored by Hank's Pastries was Wendy Davis. Dorothy Lee won the Mother Jackson's Open Kitchen Special with her Ham and Mushroom Quiche. Dowson's Valu-Mart Special was won by Penny Pettypiece for her Grand Champion Rhubarb pie. First prize in the Fry's Cocoa Family Favourite Dessert Special was a Chocolate Pie exhibited by Deirdre Earle, second prize going to - Grace Bajema for her Chocolate Cake and third prize to Susan Berrey. The Willowtree Or- chard Special for fresh Apple Pie was a favourite for exhibitors with 14 entries. 'The first prize winner was Christina Prentice, second going to Penny Pet- typiece, and third to Dorothy Lee. A new Special 'Farm Pro- ducts" was offered this year, sponsored by Bob Prentice's Barber Shop. First prize for White Eggs was Gord & Jill Postma, for Brown Eggs was Kelly Dezan and for Maple Syrup, the winner Christina Prentice. The "Extra Special' sponsored by the Port Perry Loyal Orange Lodge for the Dark Fruit Cake was won by Catharine Short, Christina Prentice getting second prize, Dorothy Lee third place and Shirley Cummings fourth prize. In the Canning Section, first prize in the Bernardin Special was Miss Alice Dodd, with Janet Vernon receiving second. For the most points in Canning, Christina Prentice received the prize donated by Armour McMillan. In the Senior's Section, Margaret Pascoe received two firsts, one second and one third for her exhibits, Helen McKean and Dorothy Lee each won two firsts. The Grand Champion Quilt was won by Marilyn Martin of Newcastle, with Muriel Gibson winning the Reserve Champion prize, and runner-up going to the Enfield U.C.W. Gift Certificates awarded by Brock's Dept. Store was won by Helen Heard for the highest total points in the Knitting & Crocheting Classes. Helen McKean won a one year Gift Subscription to the Butterick Catalogue and the Vogue Patterns for the Ladies' Dress Special, as well as a Gift Certificate for the most points in the Sewing Section. The Honeydale W.I. prize for most outstanding article in Em- broidery went to Pat Symons. The Daisy Fabrics Gift Certificate for the most outstanding article, us- ing new fabric, in the Needlework Section went to Alice Carnegie. The Lillian Smith Memorial Special in the Crafts & Hobbies Section was won by Ann Julia Ba- jema. The winner of the Sears Gift Certificate for highest total points in the Needlework and Crafts & Hobbies was Helen McKean. The Displays by Organizations Section was won by Scugog W.1., with Greenbank W.1. winning se- cond prize. The 1-Hour Photo Special for "Special Effects" in Photography was won by Darlene Coulton, se- cond to Alissa Lee, and third prize to Valerie Freeman. The Ron King Auction Service Special goes to Valerie Freeman winning the first prize, Rob Taylor getting second, and a tie for third prize going to Cindy Rudkin and B. Sue Douglas. The winner of the Lillian Smith Memorial Tray for most points overall in the Homecraft Section was Kathy Hewitt of Omemee. Patricia Barratral is overall champion Pleasure Horse Jr. Show & Gymkhana Open Showmanship on a Line 1. Lisa Moore, 2. Regan Sauder, 3. Becky Sawyer, 4. Jenny Thompson, 5. Alyssa McLennan, 6. Caitlin Jenney. Leadline 1. Bryan Hudgin, 2. Brad Chap- man, 3. Amy Thompson, 4. Ashley Sauder. Western Equitation 1. Lisa Moore, 2. Patricia Bar- ratral, 3. Heather Chapman, 4. Jennifer Hudgins, 5. Brandon Moore, 6. Susan Murphy. Western Pleasure 1. Lisa Moore, 2. Jennifer Hudgins, 3. Patricia Barratral, 4. Heather Chapman, 5. Alyssa McLennan, 6. Brandon Moore. English Equitation 1. Jennifer Hudgins, 2. Heather Chapman, 3. Regan Sauder, 4. Stephanie Jensen, 5. MacKenzie Hudgins, 6. Alyssa McLennan. English Pleasure 1. Jennifer Kane, 2. Susan Mur- phy, 3. Melanie Stainton, 4. Lesley Johnston, 5. Michelle Janson, 6. Jennifer Hudgins. Hunter Hack 1. Jennifer Kane, 2. Lesley Johnstone, 3. Sarah Jamieson, 4. Michelle Janson, 5. MacKenzie Hudgins, 6. Stephanie Jensen. Costume Class 1. Jenny Thompson, 1. Amy Thompson, 1. Jennifer Kane, 2. Ashley Sauder, 3. Lisa Moore, 3. Brandon Moore, 4. Patricia Bar- ratral, 5. Brad Chapman, 6. Katherine Jamieson. Command Class 1. Heather Chapman, 2. Patricia Barratral, 3. Lesley Johnstone, 4. Jennifer Kane, 5. Susan Murphy, 6. Becky Sawyer. Steady Hands 1. Patricia Barratral, 2. Jen- nifer Hudgins, 3. Susan Murphy, 4. Jennifer Thompson, 5. * ssley Johnstone, 6. Beckey Sawyer. Barrel Race 1. Jenny Thompson, 2. Susan Murphy, 3. Lesley Johnstone, 4. Patricia Barratral, 5. Brandon Moore, 6. Jennifer Hodgins. Musical Tires 1. Susan Murphy, 2. Brandon Moore, 3. Patricia Barratral, 4. Jenny Thompson, 5. Alyssa McLennan, 6. Becky Thompson. Race & Stand 1. Brandon Moore, 2. Patricia Barratral, 3. Lisa Moore, 4. Jen- ny Thompson, 5. Heather Chap- man, 6. Melanie Stainton. Flag Race 1. Susan Murphy, 2. Alyssa McLennan, 3. Stephanie Jensen, 4. Brandon Moore, 5. Heather Chapman, 6. Jennifer Hudgins. Ride-a-Buck 1. Lisa Moore, 2. Patricia Bar- ratral, 3. Jennifer Hudgins, 4. Lesley Johnstone, 5. Heather Chapman, 6. MacKenzie Hudgins. Egg & Spoon 1. Jennifer Hudgins, 2. Patricia Barratral, 3. Susan Murphy, 4. Heather Chapman, 5. Lisa Moore, 6. Lesley Johnstone. Champion Patricia Barratral. Reserve Champions Lisa Moore, Susan Murphy. Durham Holstein Club's 50th show The 50th consecutive Holstein Show was held September 8th at the Orono Fair. Exhibitors parad- ed 96 head before the watchful eyes of Judge, Robert MacDonald. For the second year in a row, the Grand Champion was Ridgefield Warden Patsy, a 5- year-old shown by Peter Hooge- veen, Blackstock. Reserve Cham- pion was another Warden daughter, the winning 4-year-old entry of Ralph Warren, Port Hope in McCall Warden Natasha. Junior Champion was December Warden calf shown by Willdina Holsteins, Bowmanville and Reserve Junior Champion honours going to Frank Barkey, Blackstock with a Senior calf, Altona Lea Rosalea. Other class winners included: Summer Yearling, Willdina Hols- teins on Willdina Star Olive; Junior Yearling, Keith Van Camp and Doug Werry on Wyndee War- rior Beth; Senior Yearling, Willdina Holsteins on Willdina Mattador Lily; Dry Cow, William Tamblyn on Tamlane Majest Holly; Junior two-year old, Frank Barkey on Altona Warden Shirley; Senior two-year old, Frank Barkey on Altona Lea Matt Teresa; three-year old, Willsona farms on Willsona Maple Wendy; Mature Cow, Frank Barkey on Altona Lea Sheik Leanne. Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor Awards were won by Frank Barkey with runner-up go- ing to Willdina Holsteins in each category. Breeder Herd was won by Willsona Farms. Ridgefield Warden Patsy was also declared Best Udder for Peter Hoogeveen. A total of 96 head were exhibited by 17 exhibitors. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 20, 1988 -- 37 Home baking wows the judges Carrot Cake: Laurie Bright, Do- reen Pothier, Dorothy Lee. Banana Layer Cake: Ann Julia Bajema, Ruth Douglas. Jelly Roll: Penny Pettypiece. Queen Elizabeth Cake: Dorothy Lee, Penny Pettypiece, Eileen Slute. Apple Pie: Christina Prentice, Penny Pettypiece. Raisin Pie: Eileen Slute, Val Freeman, Bryce Handley. Lemon Pie: Penny Pettypiece, Janet Vernon, Mary Thompson. Blueberry Pie: Mary Thompson, Dorren Pothier, Bryce Handley. Rhubarb Pie: Penny Pettypiece, Dorren Pothier, Val Freeman. Assorted Tarts: Janet Vernon, Penny Pettypiece, Bryce Handley. Bran Muffins: Penny Petty- piece, Suan Berrey, Eileen Slute. Oatmeal and Raisin Muffins: Eileen Slute, Penny Pettypiece. Cranberry Muffins: Eileen Slute, Mary Thompson, Mary Lou Carnochan. Zuchini Loaf: Dorothy Lee, Mary Thompson, Ruth Douglas, Kathy Hewitt. Lemon Loaf: Eileen Slute, Kathleen Jackson, Mary Thomp- son, Ruth Douglas. Pumpkin Loaf: Mary Thomp- sui, Ruth. Douglas, Christina Prentice. Banana Loaf: Eileen Slute, Ruth Douglas, Penny Pettypiece, Wendy Davis. Tea Biscuits: Dorothy Lee, Christina Prentice, Wendy Davis. Loaf White Bread: Dorothy Lee, Penny Pettypiece, Christina Pren- tice. Loaf Whole Wheat Bread: Penny Pettypiece, Dorothy Lee, Christi- na Prentice. Loaf Raisin Bread: Penny Petty- picce, Christina Prentice. Cloverleaf Rolls: Penny Petty- piece, Christina Prentice, Dorothy Lee. Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls: Penny Pettypiece, Dorothy Lee, Christina Prentice. Chelsea Buns: Penny Petty- piece, Christina Prentice. Oatmeal Raisin Cookies: Doro- thy Lee, Kathy Hewitt, Eileen Slute. Peanut Butter Cookies: Eileen Slute, Ruth Douglas, Dorothy Lee, Mary Thompson. Hermits: Janct Vernon. Chocolate Chip Cookies: Chris Douglas, Doreen Pothier, Kath- leen jackson, Dorothy Lee. Ice Box Cookies: Janet Vernon, Doreen Pothier. Peanut Brittle: Kathy Hewitt, Mary Lou Carnochan. Carmel Popcorn: Kathleen Jack- son, Wendy Davis. Men's Chocolate Layer Cake: Ir- win Smith, John Davis, Reg Da- vis, Rob Taylor. Apple Pie: Eileen Slute, Mary Thompson, Helen Coates. Chocolate Cake: Kelly Degan, Ann Julia Bajema, Mary Lou Car- nochan. Butter Tarts: Mary Lou Carno- chan, Helen Coates, Laurie Bright. Light Layer Cake: Penny Petty- piece, Eileen Slute, Ann Julia Bajema. Butter Tarts: mary Lou Carno- - chan, Janet Vernon, Eileen Slute. Chocolate Brownies: Dorothy Lee, Victoria Middleton. Decorated Single Layer: Wendy Davis, Grace Bajema. Ham and Mushroom Quiche: Dorothy Lee, Doreen Pothier. Grand Champion Pie: Penny Pettypiece. Fry's Cocoa Favorite: Deidre Earle, Grace Bajema, Susan Ber- rey, Kelly Dezan. Apple Pie: Christina Prentice, Penny Pettypiece, Dorothy Lee, Eileen Slute. Orange Lodge Fruit Cake: Cath- arinc Short, Christina Prentice, Dorothy Lee, Shirley Cummings. White Eggs: Gord Postma. Brown Eggs: Kelly Dezan, Lau- rie Bright, Gord Postma. Maple Syrup: Christina Pren- tice. Jersey show results Female - 2 yr. old Lionel McKeown - 1st; Lionel McKeown - 2nd; Keith Bacon - 3rd. Female 3 yr. old Keith Bacon - 1st. Female - 4 yr. old Lionel McKeown - 1st; Keith Bacon - 2nd. Female - 5 yr. old Lionel McKeown - 1st. Female - Mature Cow Lionel McKeown - 1st; Lionel McKeown 2nd; K. Bacon - 3rd; K. Bacon - 4th. Breeder's Herd L. McKeown - 1st. sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 sikken® =~" sikkens Best Udder L. McKeown - 1st; L.. McKeown - 2nd; L. McKeown - 3rd. Female - Jr. Yearling L. McKeown - 1st; J. Bagg - 2nd; L. McKeown 3rd; J. Bagg - 4th. Female Calf L. McKeown - 1st; J. Bagg - 2nd; J. Bagg - 3rd; R. 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