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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-08, Page 15art 1 1. 1 111 O • . 1 . • 1 1 .s • • - O • 1▪ . • • els mini • tures Cris - 9 lb. FliP- • Ice Cool- alit - Meat are rodeo trim. D. doar e Iwo 11" "6, _ .Crr 40t. P rri..111 Or 4111"ir "1..0 OrOFWANICp1/0111W0PrtWe • THI! LUCKPIOWSINTINEL:, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO SEALY POSTURPEDIC EXTRA LENGTH AT. NO •EXTRA COST UILT SUPREME • EXTRA FIRM AND CKRLTED GUARANTEED IN SETS, ie YEARS GOLDEN LUXURY : LUXURY. FIRM -QUILTED TO FOAM GUARANTEEDIN SETS, li YEARS DECORATOR COVER DESIGNED BY „ANN FOGARTY . . $ GOLDEN aassic • ac urnrture LUCKNOW .4- PHONE 5283432 Local. 4-11 Members Do. Well In 631; Grant Coultes, RR 5 , ham, 624; Gordon. Clinton, 623; :Torn Papple, RR .4, Seaforth 620; Murray Vincent, County Livestock Judging Competition • Rick Ie,,icKenzie„ RR i,. Seaforth, won the CIL' Silver cup, 'which goes'to the individual with the • highest aggregate score in the' swine section, at the. annual 4H , club livestock judging competition' held in theSeaforth Arena. Satur- day. • •• . • •, ' The compaition, which thew 186 boys and girls., wasTunder the - direction of the. Huron County . • Branch; of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and the Huron Coun- t)' Junior Farmer's Association. ' Rick McKenzie actually finish- ed in a tie .for his award with 'Grant Coultes of Wingham,•with' each scoring i9a out of a possible 200„ However, Rick got the cup, be cause Grant won,the Cyanamid .of. Canada award in the sheep section and a contestant cannot Win more ,than one award, •• . The contestantsjudied three classes of dairy cattle beef cattle and swine and.one class, of sheep. Ode of the swine classes Involved judging hog carcasses. There were four classes.of competitors,i- based on age and. experience. • In the novice class/there were 59 contest- ants with Sin the junior, 61.in the intermediate and 14 in the sen - ler. The Elatehford Feeds Ltd. cup • -awarded to the individual with. the highest over-all score, was won by Paul Buchanan, of RR I", Londes- boro, who•totalled 640, out of a .• possible 700. Dianne .Pickard RR 4, 'Clinton, wasrtinner-up-with 632..' ' Ross Veith ,..R11'2.Brussels, was thc :best in,the beef section, scoring • 195 out of a posSible 200 •He was awarded theeHuron County Beef . Producers Association Award. • • Other award -winners were CNE shield, for highest aggregate score .in the.novicieelass, Dennis Schul- tz, RR 1, Lucknow and Carnation' Milk Company:Ltd; cup, awarded. to individual with highest score in the ,d airy. sect.ion , Kenneth Mac, - '.Adam, 1212•2, Wingham.• ' ,•Top, scorers, in the senior division lwere: -Out' of .700) Ross yeitch at -2-, Brussels, 63T; Bob McNeil, RR 6; Goderich 631, (placed ' second because of. lower points reason); pob McNaughtOrt, RR 3 Kippen, 629; Douglas Howatt . • RR 1, Ettlgraye 611; T'om Riley, RR• 1 Londesboro 602; Graeme 'Craig. RR 1 Walton ,599,George Townsend , .R11 3 SeafOrth, 596, Intermediate (out of '700); Paul Buchanan, RR 1, Londe4boro„640;.• Dianne Pickard, RR 4, Clinton, 632; John Bradley', RR'3 ,• Goderich "••••••• MONUMENTS • For sounci counsel and a fair price on a monurnent correctly designed from quality •inaterial, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat 011agin, - Prop. • Established Over Sixty Years Walkerton 'Phone 881-0234 Ott 0 A Belgrave 61'7 • , • . e • "Roarin Twenties" Is. Theme For • funith (.out of.700):Kenneth Mac - Adam , RR 2, Wingham, 626; jim MacAdain RR 2, Wingham, 624; • Bob Corrigan, KR 1 BlueVale,608; Neil' Vincent, RR 1 Belgrave, 605; David Marshall,RR 1 Kirkton,599; MurrayFtyeeI RR 1 Seaforth 598; Allan Finlayson, RR 3, Lucknow, • and Rick MCKenzie, RR -1 Seaforth tied with 597.• Novice (out of 500): Dennis Schultz, .RR 1 Lucknow, 446; N ancy :Wrlden, RR 2 Lucknow • .and Douglas Henry , PR 2 Port Albert', tied with 445:Aaymond Hildebrand,• RR 2 Auburn, 444; • 'Joe Phelan RR 2 Blyth as Klaver, RR 3.*Kippen, tied with 438; Cheryl Dale, RR 4; Clinton,•and' Garry Jorgens, RR 7 Lucknow:, tied with 435. • The official judge in'the dairy 'cattle section was Russell Bradford, • dairy fieldman for Huron.County. • Associate judges were 13111 Byers:, Summer assistant for Perth County and Kenneth Papple, Seaforth. Other ,jud'ges were; beef cattle, John Dunford , .assistant Ag,;, rep. Larribton County, with associatei, Don McKercher, Dublin and Doug Fortune, Wingham: swine,Ralph Winslade. assistant A.g. Rep. , Middlesex. County ; with assistants, Tom 'Lyon, extension branch• ' fieldrnan for Grey County and Kan How'att , Belgrave;. sheeP. Murray Scott, Belgrave. with associate ° Dennis Quish, associate Ag• rep' Bruce County. ' non Ptillen, associate agricult- ure yepresentative was the chief • of records. He was aided by Dav- id Inglis., extension assistant, °Mrs, Ethel. Ball, Miss Carol Tay- lor and Mrs, Maxine Aiken,ali of the Dep,artment of Agriculture, Clinton, • 1966 Fall Fair ' FAIR NOTES CONTRIBUTED Lucknow Agricultural Society held a meeting -on Wednesday ev- ening, and a theme, "The Roarin' Twenties" was picked for this years fair on September 16 and 11 All decorating, costumes and .prizes will be' in keeping with this theme. • , , . It is hoped the stores In. the village will pick up the idea and decorate as they did last year. • Bands and 'Parade are being • " • •• planned 'and there will be plenty to see. and do on FaitDay in Lucknow. Changes have been made in the prize list,"and directors in the • . ladies section may find themsel, ves in a new department, as all have been given a new job. j. Early prize lists are ready and can be had from the Sentinel Offig .or' from the secretary, Mrs.; Fred Oliver McCharles, Fred McQuill- in, Charles Webster and Mrs, Harry Lavis are the committee for plans for the Centennial project,' for Lucknow Agriculniral SocietY.• , New prizes this year include a good prize for the Champion Steer at the fair. Prizes by the Sepoy Store for the :best "Vegetable Animal" made by a boy' or girl in. grades 1 and 2, and exhibited at the fair will be $2.00, $1.,50,..$1.00 and .50C 'Prizes: will be given for the best. costume worn by a visitor to the Pair in the Roaring Twenties theme, Also one for lady directori in the same therrie. • Get with it .' gals, and find the best ever . • costurrie.1 • . • There will be.a dance the night Of the Fair in theAreria and open night the evening of opening day. all plans are for "just as; big,ifair" again this year: Makeplans: now to be'part of It. • ' 7.111e 4 • PAGE FIFTEEN • Eastern Star Honour Member Officers and members of Huron Chapter:8p Order of the Eastern Star honored Mrs.Jack Reavie, Grand Electa, of the Grand Chap- ter of Ontario, :at a banquet and reception held in the S. S. room -• of the Wingham. United Church recently, . There were approximately 250 • members and. special gueits in attendance from Ontario. Following a dinner served.by " the •Wingham United Church UCW • A short prOgram was presented, which included* a, solo by Mrs, Harvey .Webster of Lucknow. • . A presentation took place when:. Mrs. Reavie was presented with . $25 towards her special project, "Arthritis and „Rheumatism dation". Among'the officers taking part in the presentation • were Mrs, Jack Fisher and Mrs.• •. ;Allan Maclntyre of Lucknow. • Rummage Sale Nets Over ,$1200 •, The' Ladies'. Auxiliary ;to the Wingham and District Hospital . 'held its spring rummage sale which was again successful with the usual •'large number of volunteers helping both Friday. and Saturday. Walden, Bros,. supplied a truck and Jack Alexander' auctioned off the furniture, with the able assist- ance of Mayor DeWitt.Milker: •, Men's and women's tea4-to- wear netted $233.:96; misceHan- ..eous articles, $172.67; children's • clothing .$83.89; hats, $55.00;• * shoes, $4.9.05; „riovelties and china.. `• $98..04; groceries, $35.67;• auction • sale, $19395, 'Making a total of • $922.23. • •• • • The tag day' held in conjunction with the rummage sale netted $301.0O from Teeswater, Lucknow, Brussels, Gorrie, Whitechurch Bluevale, Belgrave and Wingham.. creage AT E. L. MICKLE 81 SON LTD. • - QUALITY 'MICHIGAN AND ONTARIO SANILLAC AND SEAWAY SEED .1L- FERTILIZER SUPPLIED - EPTAM AVAILABLE FERTILIZER WE HAVE BAGGED OR BULK . HARRISTON FERTILIZER AVAILABLE. AT COMPETITIVE. PRICE: SPRING SEED REGISTERED,' CERTIFIED. AND .COMMERCIAL • • 'SPRING SEED AVAILABLE • SPECIAL SEED MIXTURES AVAILABLE SEE 'OR CALL' • E. Mickle & Son Ltd. 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