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Tlell Fall Fair results

Submitted by Sandra Price for the Fall Fair committee-The Tlell Fall Fair 2003 winners in the various classes and popular votes are admiring their ribbons and prizes. Here are their names.
Livestock: 1st - Jamie Richardson, 2nd - Don Richardson, 3rd - Ian Benoit.
Poultry: 1st - Adolf Bitterlich, 2nd - Jamie Richardson, 3rd - Ralph Leach.
Fruits: 1st - Mark Bristol, 2nd - Bob Crooks, 3rd - Fran Fowler.
Vegetables: 1st - Mark Bristol, 2nd - Elaine Nyeholt, 3rd - Ralph Leach.
Garden Flowers: 1st - Linda Berston, 2nd - Elsie Weintraub, 3rd - Donna-Lee Larocque.
House Plants: 1st - Elsie Weintraub, 2nd - Mark Bristol, 3rd - Doug Louis.
Farm Produce: 1st - Bob Crooks, 2nd - Doug Louis, 3rd - Ralph Leach.
Canning: 1st - Ronald Tranter, 2nd - Carissa Sparkes, 3rd - Lynda Osborne.
Home Baking: 1st - Carol Andrews, 2nd - Sue Lyster, 3rd - Dwight Brainerd.
Knitting & Crocheting: 1st - Yvonne Hageman, 2nd - Flo Perdue, 3rd - Denise Legare.
Needlework: 1st - Nora McLuskie, 2nd - Sandra Price, 3rd - Brenda Murry.
Arts & Crafts: 1st - Fran Fowler, 2nd - Carissa Sparkes, 3rd - Lynn Lee.
Children's: 1st - Ayanna Rhindress, 2nd - Sarah Dutheil, 3rd - Kelsey Pelton.
Youth: 1st - Norma Louis, 2nd - Eddie Ronnenkamp, 3rd - Cody Berge.
Master Gardener (most points in the four gardening categories): Mark Bristol.
Winners in the following special categories were chosen by popular vote.
Pullet-zer Prize: Ralph Leach.
Donna Willey Memorial (best rooster): Adolf Bitterlich.
Costume: Isabella Decock (fish; chosen by judges).
Veggie Sculpture: adult - Doug Louis (pagoda); youth - Norma Louis (dog), children's - Ayanna Rhindress (seated old man).
Decorated Cake: Karen Ronnenkamp (fisherman).
Flower Arrangement: Kris Leach (glass bowl on stand).
Gumboot Craft Challenge: Monica To (old woman in a shoe).
Booth: Quilting Divas.
Thanks go to all 86 persons who entered exhibits. Watch the classifieds for an itemized thank-you to all who donated cash, gifts and time to the fair. The ad will appear after the fair president, Sirita Waring, returns from a well-deserved family holiday.