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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-29, Page 14NOW IN STOCK • CARHARTT FLAIR JEANS AND OVERALLS .===4 Also Winter Vests . CHAR- MAN'S' WORKS . CLOTHING: ::LUCKNOW • PHONE 528-252 ' PROP. JOYCE. ADAMSON OPEN '9 A.M. - 6• P.M. MONTHRU SAT. • • Omsk ,POURVIiiett THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESbAY, sErTEmBER 2,, 1974 ALL:. LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE. MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS 22046 LBS. 11/4 Miles Wild Of Dungannon 'CHOIcEtEMENT GRAVEL .CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, 3/4 STONE, TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM OR.COARSE- ,-PIT RUN .GRAVEL . ' 0.1011:0 ravel ~ Pit DUNGANNON FAIR CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 president La the Agricultural Soci- ety and Russel Irvin, the latter speaking on behalf of.Lucknow Agricultural Society. • An interesting and varied selec- tion of exhibits were on display in the hall, the pet section was well filled, and an excellent, horse show was provided including seven tandem teams and unicorn hitches '.in the heavy horse class. Margie O'Neil won the Hoffmeyer trophy in the pony race. Special mention should be made of the 4-H 'Calf' Club which held Achievement Day as part of the fair. , Winners in the Dairy type were ? ,• seniors,. 1st Neil. Sager, 2nd Jim Nivins; juniors, 1st Sandra Nivins, 2nd Steve Sager; Jim Nivins won the Robert McCallum trophy for showmanship and Neil Sager was reserve champion. • Winners in Beef type were, seniors, 'Donna Hackett, 2nd Jim Nivins; juniors, 1st Ian Hackett; 2nd Janice Allen. Grand Champion in showinanship was Ian Hackett, reserve champion Donna Hackett. The reserve champions each received a 50 lb. bag of mineral donated by Bob Farrish. In' the class for best beef steer, winners- were, seniors, 1st Jim Nivins, 2nd Sandra Nivins; juniors, 1st Greg Hackett, 2nd Ian Hackett. In the.field crop section a prize of a bushel of seed corn was donated by Paul. Eedy, Stewart Seed agent - and won by Paul Eedy.. For a quarter, bale of, first cut hay the prize of seed for 1 acre of Glengreen hay pasture mixture, donated by Harvey Culbert, was won by Bob McNeil. The prize for best matched team, donated by Hodges Milling/ was won by. Allan Horsburgh,llolstein; for best mare on line donated by ' Jim Aitchison, won by Tindall Belgian "Acres, Lucan; for unicorn hitch, sponsored by Gary Kerr, won by Ken Brown, Moncton; for single wagon horse, sponsored by Arnold Young, won by Allan Horsburgh, Holstein. In horse races a halter donated by H. 0. Jerry Hardware was won by Jack Pollard of . Ripley driving Glen Rothes; a cooling blanket , donated by the Old Mill was won by Paul Coulter driving Noble Stein: ' The baby contest attracted a group of sixteen babies which gave the judges some serious considera- tion. Winners of up to 6 month class were 1st Aaron Hackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackett, R, R. 3 .Goderich; 2nd Larissa Sproul, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Gary :Sproul/ R. R. 3 Auburn. ' Winners over 6 month class 'were Tanya MacInnet, granddaughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Dan. MacInnes, Dungannon; 2nd Janice' Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Webster, Auburn. Lady, with the most exhibits (over 40) and overall champion was Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Wroxeter6who wort a satin bound blanket donated by Baifttons at Blyth. • In bicycle racing Bernie Burgs= Huron/County Night School Five new courses are being offered this Fall at the F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham, start- ing on Tuesday, October. 5th at 8 p.m. and. Wednesday, October 6th at. 8 p.m. - New Tuesday evening courses include kind-Spinning and Dyeing/ of wool, Vacation Geography which• will cover those Canadian centres popular as tourist: attrac- tions across Canada, and starting bn Tuesday, November 9th Mr. Webster of the day-school Agricul- ture Science department will intro- duce a mini (6 weeks) course on the -art :andd-selection of house plants. On Wednesday,new courses will ASTHMA KIDS +ClitISTMAS SEALS= COIVNVIUNITY .ASTHIMIA PROGRAMS Health education and information Family asthma programs Day Camps For information contact 11 your Lung Association ASTHMA WEEK OCT 3-9 . , ,Sponsore4 by Huron Perth Lung Astociation 121 Wellington Street, • Stratford, Ont. NSA 21.4 Phone 271-7500 got first in speed-bike class and Alex Travis first for standard bike. Congratulations to all who won and to all who exhibited and thus participated in making Dungannon Fair's comeback a success. The Fair Board felt that the teamwork and interest shown by the com. munity.was much appreciated and Very encouraging. A good crowd attended the dance in the• evening for which Boyd's orchestra supplied the music.. Winners of the 50-50 draw were 1st Bob McNeil,' 2nd Cecil Cranston, 3rd Marge MacMillan, Goderich. LANGSIDE Mrs. Jim Young attended the Provincial. Convention of Family Care Workers at Clinton. The convention was hosted by Huron' County and was held at both Clinton and Seafdrth on Friday evening ,and on Saturday both_ day and evening, The. Whitechurch Langside Young Peoples enjoyed bowling at Wingham on Saturday, evening after which they gathered' at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jim DeBoer where a social hour was spent and lunch was served. Congratulations to 'Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Moffat of the 2nd concession on the birth of their daughter in Wingham Hospital. A 'first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hewitt' (nee Janice. Wall). include Cake Decorating, and Chair Caning Techniques, both of which should appeal to food lovers and furniture-restorers alike. A total of seven courses will begin, on Tuesday,' October 5th and eight courses will • be offered on Wednesday, October 6th providing the enrolment is sufficient. Further details re fees, courses, and registration procedures appear in this issue of The. Sentinel. A on the birth of a• daughter in Kincardine Hospital on September 17. A granddaughter for Mr. and Mri. Gordon Wall of Wingham, formerly of Langside... • Mr. and Mrs. John McInnes of Kinloss visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young last Monday. ' Wallace Richardson and his mother Mrs. May Richardson visited •at the same home last Tuesday.- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer, Tracey and Heather of London visited with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Steer 'on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bregman, Billie, David and Chris of' Goderich visited with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bregman 'and family, on Saturday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Beth and Jane of Chesley; Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Heather, Bradley and Cheryl of Wingham and. Mrs. Eugene Gardner, Sandra and Shelly of Lucknow were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young on Saturday fora birthday supper in honour of Robert Young and his two daughters Beth and Jane, whose birthdays all fall on Septem- ber 25. ° .Quite Frankly, We Bought Too Many Of Them ... And We Must Clear Them Out Before Winter Sets In. Buy -hlow.