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a ‘TROPHY WINNERS |

‘Elite ‘Erickson — Container
grown : plants:

Men _ Hor-
race Co-op), |
Lynda Town — Home baking
(Lehmann ‘Jewellers)..
Heather’ Hayes — Hor:
ticulture, 7-years and under.
Jeftry Town — Horticulture,
ages 8-12" (Canadian Propane,
Gas and Oil); Arts and Crafts,
ages 8-12 (Terrace Chrysler). .
Nicholas Braam — Arts and
Crafts, 7 years and under.
Ausems family — Livestock

“grand aggregate (Bank of: Mon- |

treal); Rabbits, open (Bank of
Commerce).
*- Rafuse/Hamer families —
Sheep, open (Mary Waldbauer).
SPECIAL PRIZES
OPEN DIVISIONS
‘Terry. Hogarth — Collection

of annual cut flowers (Uplands
Nursery); Most points, cut
flowers (Gim's Restaurant).

_May Annett — Most points,
decorative arrangements (Grace

-Fell Florist).

-Elsie Erickson — Most

points, container grown plants

(Central Flowers),
_- Fred Ammett -- Most points,
fruits cw plands, Nursery).

.Elste » Erickson “— Most

‘points; - vegetables (Uplands

Nusery/Overwaitea).

Carl. Johansen — Best: ‘beer a

(Northern Drugs and Brew

King).
Debra Jean -- Most points,

canned fruits .and. vegetables’

(Safeway); Most points, jams
and jellies (Safeway); Most
points,” pickles and relishes
(Safeway),

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3rd —

. family).

Agencies).

‘And once again this year - hundreds of people
to exhibit their wares and
pit their produce or ‘handiwork against the best
. efforts of their neighbours.
While there were ribboris and prize money for
those ‘finishing in the’ first ‘three: ‘places in each

- (Mary.
Waldbauer); “Vegetables. (Dave’ -

_4H livestock eee

: 4? SHEEEP |
3 or | Champion Market ety ani
ey. .

Reserve Champion _ : Willie (oaibs ) Brandy Rafase
Keester (1 Ulbs. ) Carol Kozier.

4th — Larry (95lbs:) Ben McNeil.

- Sth — Louie (90ibs:) Danny Ansems.

6th — Button (94Ibs.) Jennifer Ansems.
‘Junior. showmanship — Lindsay Bailey (Tycho family).
Senior ‘showmanship -_ Brandy Rafuse (Rafuse family).

: : Hipoints ~ ~ _Dasny Ax Ansems (Boutilier family).

E ffo rts rewarde

: Skeena Valley Fall Fair's. more than one.
‘ thousand: categories once again: offered «
i something for everyone, whatever't their hobbies.

~ Marie Johnson: ~: “Most
points, breads (Safeway).

Elsie. Erickson —
points,.cakes (Gafeway), --

Dorothy Alway — Decdrated

form cake (Safeway).
* "Lynda Town — Most points,

cookies and squares (Safeway).
Jeanne Fournier .— ‘Most
points, pies and tarts Gafeway).
‘Elizabeth “Haws — Most
points, embroidery (Wallinda
Craft).

Jeanne Fournier —_ Most:

points, crochet (Safeway).
Joyce Morton — Most points

-hand knitting (Wallinda Craft);

Best machine knit article (Lots
o Cones).

Eileen Micks — Best quilt
(Fabric Boutique).

Lois Demetzer — Best ‘gar-
ment (Fabric Boutique).

Florence Braam — Best
display of textiles, amateur ex-
hibitor (Terrace Interiors).

Harold Braam — Best pain-
ting (Northern Lights Studio).

T. Rafose — Spinning and
Weaving, best combination of
colour and design (Overwaitea);
Most points, crafts (Ron Town
family). os

Allen Wooten — Best. black

and white photograph (Sure Ex-,
“posure Photo Studio). :

Bob Maier — Best colour
print (Sure Exposure).

. Lynda Town — Best colour
enlargement (Sure Exposure).

° JUNIOR DIVISIONS .
Heather Hayes — Hor-
ticulture, most points, 7 years _

and under (Vesta Douglas)
Nicholas Braam — Hor-
tieulture, 2nd place, 7 years and
under (McDonald’s)..
Jeffry Town — Horticulture,
most points, ages 8-12 (Ron
_ Stewart family)

Grand Champion Market Beef — Billy (1,184tbs.) David
Korier (Jackson Bros. Stock Farm).
“Reserve Champion — Eddy (1,156lbs.) Jane Zager.
3rd — Lucifer.(1,088lbs.) Trevor Muller.
. 4th — Zeus (1,0411bs.) Quinton Rafuse.
Sth. — Barry (9441bs.) Kirstin Muller.
: Grand Champion Beef Female — Trevor Muller (Jackson

‘Junior ‘Showmanship — David Kozier. (Soutar family)
Senior Showmanship —- Trevor Maller (Braid Insurance

RABBITS

category, special irophies. a
prizes, were also handed out -
‘had:. proved; particularly ‘successfu
‘areas; They.are listed below. ae
‘If you notice a category where it ‘appears ihe .
‘first or first and second finishers are missing, —
they're not. That's because the rules say any.s en-
_ try, event if it’s the only one, ts only.awarded a |.
place if the judges decide it meets ie standard re- |
‘quired: fo earn that placing... a

Most"

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“golvelg. Adair “= ‘<= Hor-
‘ticulture, second ‘place, ages
8-12 (McDonald’s).

Douglas Hayes, Michael

Ansems and Michael Euverman

_ Baking, most points, 7 years
and =. under (Vesta
Douglas/McDonald’s).

Jennifer Ansems — Baking,
most: points, ages’ 8- 12 Westa
Dougias).
: Donella | Runde _ Baking,
second place, ages 8-12
(McDonald’s)

- Brandy Rafuse and Sandra
Penner — Baking, most points,
ages 13-16 (Vesta Douglas).

‘Jennifer Ansems — Best bou-
quet of wild flowers (Uplands
Nursery).

- Jennifer. Braam — - Best
poster (Vesta’ Douglas).

Jeffry Towa — Best: printing
(Vesta Douglas); Environmen-
tal awareness “(Ron ‘Stewart
family); mast ‘points, conserva-.

tion ‘and education (Vesta

Douglas). ~*:"

Danny Ansems — Best
writing (Vesta . Douglas);, Best
poem.(Vesta Douglas).

Nicholas Braam — Arts and.
crafts, most points, ’7 years and:
under (Vesta Douglas). ;

Michael Ansemts — Arts and

crafts, second place, 7 years and
under (McDonald's). ;

Jeffry Town — ‘Arts and
crafts, most points, ages 8-12
(Vesta Douglas).

Kristen Muller — Arts and

crafts, second place, ages 8-12°.

(McDonald's).

crafts, second place, ages 13-16.
(McDonald’s). :
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Each year. manufacturers
sponsor special competitions in

- which their product must be us-

ed, This year’s results were.
Fleischmann’s Yeast Whole
Wheat Bread Contest |
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» 3rd — Marie: ‘Jotinson.'.“ aan
“Winston House/Blue - ‘Ribbon
’ Spices Pickling Contest - .°

3rd — Debra Jean.

Blue Bonnet Chocolate Chip

Cookie Contest
ist — Debbie Reinhardt, :

- Fry's Cocoa Family Favourites §

‘Contest
Ist — Catherine. Baxter
2nd — Louise Freeman
3rd — Lynda Town.

Five Roses Flour Apple Pe ft

Baking Contest
Ist -—- Jeanne Fournler »

2nd — Gladys Anaka . oes

3rd-— Lynda Town.

Rice Krispies Squares Fun Food

Craft Contest (ages 8-16)

Ist — Donella Rundell

2nd — Nicholas Braam
3rd — Sandra Penner..

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Brandy Rafuse — Arts and -

While ‘pronouncing. ‘the’ ‘mean having to eep gro
* 1991 Skeena Valley. Fall ‘Feir- “aesomable atiount of . anon ose had

a definite success, organizers: time, Rundell:. ‘emphasized.’ = *-Rindell: sid: “thei sd
say it will be difficult to.con-", ‘Even, if, they took on just‘a undell.. a Pi ns
tinue the expansion trend of single job, that would free up
recent years. unless. they, set ' someone else to da another,”’
more help.  ., She explained. ve
“© Noting this ‘Year's: fair had 3° The. game ‘applied “to P
‘featured: several new. ‘attrac: volunteers: helping out when |: a
“tlons, -secretary Carmen ~ - the event was taking place. If - “A up was spat i"
_Rundell said that was'in line ~ “enough people volunteered, 5 comnerci compat
with the organizing commit- each individual: would- only ~ ? Gs
tee's goal of : adding _have‘to. put ‘in‘a‘few hours
something new.each year. Over: the entire weekend.

However, she pointed ut, As for the-1991- edition of

the entire fair, was-put... the ‘fair, Rundell said
together by “‘literallyaband- although: the less-than-ideal
ful of people’’. and they ‘now : weather -had ‘meant overall
have their hands full... “attendance was ‘down a fit-:

Future ... expansion, tle’? the“ turnout © on‘ the:
therefore, was dependent.on ‘Saturday - ‘had been the
whether the Fall Fair: society highest. seen in its aL year:
could | recruit ‘new. mémbers Aistory, -: *
| to assist” in’ planning. ‘and: Suggesting; othe: ‘Skeena
- organizing of the event. plus Valley ‘Car Club’s show: and
‘extra volunteers to help out shine: had likely: pulled ‘ina
on the’ weekend: the fair took lot-of people, she said the ex-- ”
Place. thee tra: attractions for children
Getting involved did not ‘such: as’ the Hamas and the ~

coking “to: the . future
Rundell ‘said the. organizing

persuiade.ong. of

“operators to-:set ‘up’ at: the |
~ fair,:; continuing ‘an- veffort i
ot which began.three years ‘ago.

. Anyone: ‘wishing. (0. ate
“thelr: help to: the cominittee «
can contact Carmen or. Bil
Rundell (635-7402), : Bev
“: Boutilier (635-9209): or Ada’.

. Gillard. (635-7582) a

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