HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-10, Page 27Seaforth Fall Fair Prize List (ctd.) Prize mpney paid in each of the Sections will be: $45;,$35; $25; $23; $20;
$15; $13; $10; $8;.$8.
In order for our Society to be eligible for the 50% Federal prize mcirity
grant. there MUST be three exhibitors in each breed or groups of breeds..
If there are not three exhibitors the Society will pay 50% of the prize
money offered.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Seaforth, offers a silver tray to
any one tilleder with most points in any one breed.
EGGS - Section G
5 4 3 2
5 '4 3 2
7 5 4 3
. 4. 3 2 2
4 3 2 • 2
in ClasseS
4 3
4 3
3
4 3
2 2
2 2
2 2
2 2
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eight cobs of corn must be exhibited
at the Fair.
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CORN •
2. Five tornatois, yellow.
FIELD CROP.COMPETITIONS'' g414. .\S:epiakts onion
Final SCore based on 75% Field score, 25% exhibit at Fair
BARLEY
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Donald Dodds.
Rohl Fotheringham
Mac •Stewart
Donald Moy Ian •
Francis Hleknell
Arthur Bolton
Russell Bolton
Ken Campbell ,
Ken Carnochan ,
Larry Wheatley
2 bushel of barley must be exhibited at Fair ,
MIXED GRAIN
Doug Hug111
Don Ke4
Charles Downey
Gordon People.
Tom Malady
• Francis HIcknell
Bruce VVtiltmore
Mac Stewart
Stanley HIllen
Jos. Devereaux
Robt, Fotheringham
Ross Gordon
Jim Hendersor
'/, bushel of grain must be exhibited at the Fair
'Charles Downey
Don McKercher
Larry Wheatley
Francis HIcknell
Ken Campbell
Ken Carnochan
Jos. Devereaux
Don Dddds
Robt. Fotheringham
Ross Gordon
Jim Henderson
Gordon Papple
DUTIatiulj 1 I 1
Bruce Whitmore
Mac Stewart
Don Moylan
Tom Melody
Stanley HIllen
Don Kelly
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s from dutch sets.
5. Five Red Onions.
6. 3 cucumbers, slicing, not over
7. FiVe cucumbers, pickling, not over 6".
8. Gherkins, quart box.
9. White Wails, shelled, quart box.
10. Butter beans, shelled, quart box.
.garden variety
Ate I I. Five pickling beet s.
12. Five table beets.
13. Five table carrots, short,
14.. Five table carrots, long.
15. Tivr; table parsnips-. ,
• 18. 1 tot, box 'multiplier onions
* 17. Five peppers. green.
,,,, a, IS. Two sunflower heads,
19. Two cauliflower heads,
20. Two fall cabbages.
Tui..4.J wirier Cabbages.
'22, Two red cabbages.
23. 5 cobs garden corn.
24. Two pepper squash.
25, Two m uskmelons.
26. TwO Citrons, striped.
27. Two pie pumpkins, 7" diameter maximum.
28. Two hubbard squash,
29., One yellow field pumpkin.
• 30. Two swede turnips, feed.
31. Three table turnips. Cannell's purple top.
32." Six quart basket. Irish cobbler potatoes, unwashed.
33, Six quart basket Sebago potatoes, unwashed.
34. Six. quart basket red potatoes. unwashed.
35. Six quart basket any other kind, correctly named.
36. CollectiOn of squash; 5 varieties, named.
37. Largest cabbage.
$.argcst potato. i•
1::2 39. Largest pumpkin or squash.
40. Collection of garden produce, three of each, numbers
of types and quality to be considered.
'THE HURON: EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 10, 1978 5A
WHITE BEANS
Final score hased 100% on field score,
Must exhibit I Ot. of white beans at fair to be eligible for
Additional entries until Aug. 151'78
• • WHITE BEANS '•
Robt. Fotheringham Robert Calton
Donald Moylan Doug Hugill
Mac Stewart ' Bruce; Whitmore
Larry Wheatley Ken Campbell
Stanley 1-1111en Jos, Devereaux
Russel Bolton Tom Melody
Art Bolton Jim Henderson
Ken Carnochan
W.G.Thompson, Henson, donated $50.00 towards prize
money to white bean class.
Prize money in Field Crops - 1st $19; 2nd $18; 3rd $11; 4th $16; 5th $15;
' bth $14; 7th $13; 8th $12; 9th $11; 10th $10; all other exhibiting $6.00
each
Committee - Clare Relth, Stuart Wilson, Thomas. Young
Judged Thurs.
ADULT SECTION, G - 3
Prizes: 1st, $4.00" 2nd. $3.00; 3rd, $2.00; 4th, $1.00
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I. 21/2 dozen Brown Eggs. 2. 2 1', Dozen. White Eggs. 3. Special: $3.00 for
best trayadult ,Section) donated by United Dairy and Poultry
Co=operative. Seaforth Branch,
Seaforth Farmers Co-Operative donated $50 towards,
these prizes. '
• Top Notch, Feeds, Seaforth doanted $50. Towards these
PK4es.
Seaforth News Printing Office offer( ildlonery valued at
$10 to the winner of most points In this section. -
prize.
GRAIN - Section J
Committee - I,ewis Co ne, Robert Fotheringham, Ken Gemmel',
Gordon Pryce
(Entries in this class must be in by I I o'clock)
PIGS - Section F
Class
1, Alfalfa Seed. 1:2 bushel
2, Timothy. V) bushel
3, Red Clover. 1,i bushel
4, Fall Wheat, bushel,
5. Barley: 'II bushel, 2'-row
5a Barley bushel' - 6-row
SbBarley..bushcl. open to exhibitors who have . ,
„„. not previously won a prize 'at Seaforth Fair
in Grain Section- •
6. Malting Barley. 1 /z bushel
7. 'Oats. ' bushel.„. ....... , .. , ..... .. ,
8., Oats, '/2 bushel, open to exhibitors who have
not previously. won a prize at Seaforth
Fair in Grain Section
9. Mixed Oats and Batley, Bushel
1.0. White Beans. ' .1 bushel
11. Champion. v2 bushel class 1 - 10 Ribbon
12. Husking Corn on Cob. 8 ears .... .. •
13. .Ensilage Corn. 1 sheaf of eight stalks
N.B. ' E 'additional cntty
1-10: 12 and 13; $1.0.0' if so merited
5 4 3 2
5 4 3 2
S 4 3 2
4 3 2
5 • 4 1 2
5 4 .1 2
5 4 3 2
5 4 3 2
Committee-Stuart Wilson,.Robert McMillan, Francis Hunt
. Section F L Yorkshire Section-F-2 - Landraco and Lacombe
Section F-3 - All other Breeds
1978 SWINE CLASSIFICATIONS
14. Bale of4irst cut hay
15. Bale of second-cut or third -cut hay
16. Fieldehopped hay, first cut, bushel
17. Field chopped hay, second cut.", bushel
,Seaforth Jewellers offers a $5 merchandise voucher
to winner of most pOints in Section J.
1. Number of Classifications for Swine
The classifications may be offered to individual breeds which have
registered in ,a Canadian herdbook at least a minimum of 1000 head in
the preceding year,
2. Six Classes for Breeding Animals •
Plus the'"interbreed" Single Barrow Class'(Optional). All breeding
class entries, must be owned by, and registered in the name of, the
exhibitor, Ages to be computed from the date of birth to th e first day
of the month in which the fait' opens and no animal to become ineligible
to show during the •duration of the show,
A. Boars
(1) 8 months and under 10"months of 'age .
(2) 6 months and under 8 months of age.
B. Gilts
(1) 10 months and under 12 Months of age (evidence of being in pig)
(2) 8 months and under 10 months of age
(3) 6 months and under 8 months of age
C. Breeders Herd •
A group of 4 animals. Both sexes to be represented. Each animal
in the group must have been exhibited in one of the above classes.
Entries must meet with the requirements set out in General Rules 1 (b)
Group Classes.
3. R,O.P. Requirements for Entries in Classes for Breeding Animals.
All breeding class entries must be enrolled in or have completed a R.O.P.
test.
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EntileX 220 days of age or younger at the time of judging which have not
completed a R.O.P. test must show on the record of the sire,
Entries which have completed test or are older than 220 days of age at the
time of judging must show on their own records.
Boar Performanotrrthi oF14ome Test Program
Adjusted Age to 90 Kg. live weight - 175 days
Adjusted Backfat to 90 Kg. live weight - not tO exceed 20 mm.
ROOTS' & VEGETABLES
Section K
Committee: Mrs. Ron Driscoll, Mrs. Bob Fotheringham,
Mrs. Wilfred Drager
Prizes for all classes except 40 to be $1.50; $1.00; .75c
Class
1, Five tomatoes, red.
It is mandatory that official test results be listed cm the entry form
and listed in the fait catalogue, if one is published.
Prizes: 5.5,00; S4.00; $3.00t $2.00.
SPECIALS - To winner of most points In Section K, a One
year's subscription to The Huron Expositor.