Section 1 - Vegetables

    Classes 2, 4, 5-7, 9-13, 15, 16, 19, 24, 26 had no entries

    1. Beans with stalks, 5 pods
        1. Roland Boegman

    3. Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, 1 head
        1. Roland Boegman

    8. Garlic 5 specimens
        1. Roland Boegman

    14. Peppers--other than sweet, 3 specimens
        1. Roland Boegman

    17. Runner beans with stalks, 5 pods
        1. Roland Boegman

    18. Squash, 1 specimen
        1. Roland Boegman 2. Sue Pritchard

    20. Tomatoes -- roma/paste type with calyx -- 2 specimens
        1. Roland Boegman

    21. Tomatoes -- cherry or pear type with calyx -- 6 specimens
        1. Roland Boegman 2. Sue Pritchard

    22. Tomatoes under 7.5 cm, with calyx, 3 specimens
        1. Roland Boegman

    23. Any vegetable not listed above, 1 specimen
        1. Roland Boegman 2. Sue Pritchard 3. Norma Graham

    27. Collection of cut herbs (in vases with water)
        1. Roland Boegman 2. Sue Pritchard

    28. A comically mis-shapen vegetable
        1. Steve Crafts

        (His 6 Ft., 11 Lb., zucchino rampicate was really comical and
        also received the JUDGE'S CHOICE AWARD.)

Section 2 - Roses

    38. Hybrid tea --  colours not mentioned
        1. Nalini Stiemerling 2. Yvonne Boegman

    41A. Floribunda --  colours not mentioned
        1.Yvonne Boegman 2. Nalini Stiemerling

    44A Grandiflora -- colours not mentioned
        1. Yvonne Boegman

    47A. Miniature-- any colour
        1. Yvonne Boegman

Section 3 --  Flowers

    62. Dahlia --  decorative types, 1 bloom
        1. Yvonne Boegman -- BEST DAHLIA IN SHOW
        2. Sue Pritchard 3. Joanne Mannion

    64. Dahlia --  single anemone flowered, or collerette types, 3 blooms
        1. Yvonne Boegman

    65. Dahlia --  other types, 3 blooms
        1. Yvonne Boegman
        2. Joanne Mannion

    72. Grasses, perennial, flowers permitted, 5 stems
        1. Yvonne Boegman

    91A. Annual not listed above, 3 blooms or stems
        1. Yvonne Booegman

    91A. Perennial not listed above, 3 blooms or stems
        1. Yvonne Boegman

    100. Begonia, flowers
        1. Yvonne Boegman

Section 5 --Floral Design

                       Theme --  A Horn Quartet

    131. Cornucopia (Horn of Plenty) -- A design which must include
        fruit and/or vegetables in a container or basket the shape
        of a horn

        1. Ann Levison 2. Sue Pritchard

    132. Alpenhorn -- a line design
        1. Ann Levison

    133. Horn of Africa -- A design made with rocks, sand and dried material
        1. Sue Pritchard 2. Ann Levison

    134. Tricorn -- A stark design using 3 blooms. Accessories, foliage,
        and fill-in material may be used
        1. Ann Levison