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paddle Club makes plans
for horse show at Kinloss farm
While # has been approtimelelY
five years since ithe Saddle
Club held its tarot regular shows
in-
terest is now renewed and the club
is looking for new members:
Asintermit in showing waned,
trail riding became the Club's
number roe activity with the enc
eeption of the organization of the
saddle hone classes at the cheeky
and Desboro Fall Fairs sash
=ion of the =membership
also, changed. With the increased
popularity in trial riding and
especially the five-day, 100 -mile
trail ride, the Club haaid
members from all over Ontario.
This year the Chub `bens approx-
imately 05 adult members (many
are family rnembershipA), with
some job from ea far with vise
Windier and as far east as Lind-
say, with the nucleus of members
being m the Lucluiew w Wfngi am
area.
Two weekend trail rides have
already been held bi the Lucwn and
Wiwgham area this' year. Other
weekends find the Tull Coaomittee
and interested volunteers involved
in marking rail for the 10Nnile
Ed Hagle,: president of Goderich
Plymouth Ch,ysler Jeeps . proudly►
announces the promotion of Jim Finney
to the,position�of Service Manager,
%hrn invites his
friends and Past
.. �, Customers t,
give 01
orstop in t
414 Huron Rd,,
} Goderich
Phone'524-7888'
FINNEY
ride which will be bed In the,
Mar-
ton area from August 1 - 5,
As an interestwas expressed by
same members, of having several
shows during the 1100 year, the
Show t;i tamidee has been busy see-
ti.ng dates and locations and
ung judges for the day. The
show held oa June 10 wan well at-
tended and a success. The shows
are oato give the novice rider
ser- and amateur owner a
place to testtheir aldlls and learn
some new ones at a minimum cost
and, y, everyone will have a
lot of -doing it!
The next show is scheduled for
July 15 at fan Thomas' farm,
Teeswater (road 25 .between 6th
and 8thconcession of Kinloss
Township). The show starts at 10
.sharp and there are 13, dif-
ferent classes. For complete infor-
mation on the classes and A entry
fees give Anne Marie Anderson . a
cal at 357-1628. Lunch will be
available at the shows and spec
tatora are welcome but should
bring a lawn chair as treating is
Anyone :iii the: Lucknow area
wishing to • become a member of
the Club or requiring further infor-
mation about the : show or trail
rides should call Anne Marie.
Volunteers',are also needed for
• behind the scene activities Chesley•
Show, scheduled for August 10. It's
a • good • way to learn what is re-
quire& in each class if you haven't
done . any showing' before and are
contemplating the. idea,: but don't.
want` to, coine in told.
"Shako hands thilththe
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Congratulations goes out to rDon--
,
na Sue Erringtow Erringtonand Rick Robson
who ,;were :married on- Saturday,
June' 30 and are •residing in
Kincardine.
Donna Sue will continue
operating her business, Valley
Green. Flowers, in Lucknow..
Cj
members
r heifers
Members took part inn the judging
of.a group of four heifers and; were
helped With their reasons in placing
the animals. Conff venation' of '
plac-
ing w done by, Harry Briney.
The busineas part of the meeting
,followed with .president,• Dianne
Black in charge . and • Meryon Do*
recording the minutes.
• Don Alton discussed cross-
breeding and what to, look, for in
.selection of breeding ..stock to
achieve •;desired results and ,why
some classes are not as desireable
as others when cross -breeding.
The club plans to have a booth' at
the upcoming "Lucknow Farm. Show
on July 13- and 14 andwill be. sell
log PoPeorn
> Don Alton and family are hosting
e pre -show day at their family
•farm on August 10 ,'trim Earley will
be on. band to offer advice to the,
.members •
Remember July 28 at . the
Seaterth Lions Park. Join in .the
fun to., belp celebrate the 76th' an-
niversaiy of 4-H. The Lucknow Calf°
Club has a baseball team readyfor.
some stiff competition and fun as
well. The neat" meeting is at the
farm of Warren and Eric. Andrew
on July 25 at 7.$0 .p.m
• Maryon Dow is looking into ob-a
taunng some more 4-H shirts .for
anyone whais interested. ,
annuJulyal 19farm is th.toue,r Huanrdon4-H• me.Cattlembersmen's
are most welcome to come along.
Contact Neil Rintoul. or . Don Alton.
The tour starts at . 9.30 , a:m. at.
Howatt Bros. feedlot,
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