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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-09-21, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 21, 1988 -Page 11 From cattle to crafts, here's all the winners Lucknow Fall Fair Winners Cattle Rob 'Thompson, Ripley; Best Herd - Thomp- son; Best Halter Broken Beef Calf - Don Alton, Thomp- son, Blair Beeman, Jeff Olson; Best Fat Steer - Heather Shiell, Kem Rintoul; Best Fat Steer under 1000 lb i - Olson, Donna Johnston; Champion Steer - Olson; Cham- pion Female - Thompson; Champion Bull - Thompson; Best Halter Broken Dairy Calf - Alton, Hillritch Farms. ' Elementary School Beef Club - Kevin Rintoul, Jody Walker, Dawn Dow, Blair Beeman; Dairy Calf - Heather Alton, Sandra Alton, Krista Ritchie, Sharon Ritchie. 4-H Calves: Showmanship - Vanessa Alton, Dianne Black; Champion - Heather Shiell; Reserve - Brad Shiell, Sheep: Oxford Down - Donald Dearing, Exeter, Louis Emke, Elmwood; Southdown - Hugh Todd, St. Helens, Enke; Suffolk - Grant Coultes, Wingham; Any Long Wood - Dearing, Emke; Dorset - Dearing, Barry Raetz, Walkerton; Any Other Breed - Todd, Baetz; Best Pen Of Lambs - Todd, Dearing; Best 4 Sheep - Todd, Dearing; Best Single Lamb - Todd, Emke; Elementary School - Je- nean Todd, Tim Coultes, Mark Olson, Brad Robinson. Goats: Toggenburg - Allan Stokes, Fordwich; Saanen - Fran McQuail, St. Helens, Stokes; Alpine - Stokes; Nu- bian - Stokes; Recorded Breed - Stokes; Champion Herd - Stokes Reserve - Mc -Quail; Best Doe Kid - McQuail; Best Dam and Daughter - Stokes; Elementary School - Rachel McQuail, Katie McQuail. Draught Horses: 4 Horse Tandem - Frank Murray and Don Scott, Holyrood, Arnold Young, Goderich; Dan Mac- Donald, Ripley, Ray Martin, Lucknow, Jim Aitchison, Lucknow; Commercial - Heavy - Scott, Light - Bob Campbell; Clydesdale - MacDonald; Percheson - John Lyons, Londesboro; Belgium - Martin, Light - Young; Best Mare or Gelding - Martin, Scott; Best Dressed Team - Martin, Young; Unicorn Hitch - Martin, Scott and Murray; Best Draught Horse - Martin. Pontes: Wesley Drennan, Goderich; Saddle Horses: Diane; Lee Ann Cranshaw, Pony,: Wesley Drennan, Julie Wyld; Parade Western, Arabian - Diane, Edna Alton, Lee Ann Cranshaw; Jr. English Equitation - Andy Gor- don, Cheryl Nounkowski. Open English Pleasure - Cheryl Nownkowski, Andy Gordon; Open English Hack - Andy Gordon, Julie Wyld; Western Pleasure Sr. - Peter Alliett, Carol Kock; Western Pleasure Jr. - Laura Kock; Steady Hand- Laura Kock, Charlotte Alliett; Command Class - Carol Kock; Andy Gordon; Best Mare or Gelding (3 years old) - Peter Alliett; Best Mare or Gelding (5 years or over) - Lee Ann Cranshaw; Andy Gordon; Tyke Showmanship - Larissa Brooks, Julie Wyld; Jr. Showmanship - Andy Gordon, Lee Ann Cranshaw. Games Potato - J. Greenwood, Julie Wyld; Musical Chairs Under 14 Hands - P. Greenwood, Richard Wyld; Musical Chairs 14 Hands and Over - Charlotte Alliett, Richard Wyld; Barrel - Charlotte Alliett, Larissa Brooks; Flag - Charlotte Alliett, Laura Kock; Pick up - Charlotte Alliett, Richard Wyld; Keyhole - Charlotte Alliett, J.P. Greenwood, Poultry Standard Breed - I. Clifford Pepper, 2. Michael Becker, 3. Donald Beirnes. Bantam -1. Michael Becker, 2. Orville Shewfelt, 3. Newt Cuyler. Best Pen of Cockerels -1. Cliff Pepper, 2. Kathryn Alton. Ducks - Donald Beirnes. Geese . - Elaine de Boer. Eggs, White - Don Alton, Russel Irvin, Frank Alton, ,Greg Hackett; Brown - Lela Rintoul, Marion Mowbray, Rintoul, Nelda McKee. Most Points -1. Alvin Thompson, 2. Brian Thompson,, 3. Russel Irvin. Best Bale of Hay - 1, Bruce Pewtress, 2. Greg Hackett, 3. D.A. Hackett. Roots and Vegetables - 1. Nelda McKee, 2. John Rutherford, 3. Ira Dickie, 4. Elaine Errington. Commercial Feature - Garden Produce Individual, Allan Andrew, Nelda McKee, John Rutherford. Fruit - Allan Andrew. Field Crop Top five winners Hay - 1. Grant Gilchrist, 2. Russel Irvin, 3. Donald Simpson, 4. Fred Phillips, 5. Ian Clarke. Barley - 1. Ken Alton, 2. Bill Andrew, 3. Greg Hackett, 4. Mel Ritchie, 5. Lloyd Morrison. Mixed Grain -1. Russel Irvin, 2. Murray Irvin, 3. Grant Gilchrist, 4. Paul Black, 5. Donald Simp- son. Grain Corn - 1. Russel Irvin, 2. Murray Irvin, 3. Bill Andrew, 4. Wm. Irvin, 5. Steve Alton. Ensitage Corn - 1. Bill Andrew, 2. Wm. Irvin, 3. Ken Alton, 4. D.A. Hackett, 5. Lloyd Morrison. White Beans - 1. Donald Simpson, 2. Russel Irvin, 3. Stuart Alton, 4. Steve Alton, 5. Terry Zinn. Soybeans - 1. Mel Ritchie, 2. Don Alton, 3. Steve Alton, 4. Bill Andrew, 5. Stuart Alton. Wheat - 1. Ken Phillips, 2. Terry Zinn, 3. Bruce Pewtress, 4. Jim Pentland, 5. Warren Zinn. Overall Results -1. Russel Ir- vin, 2. Bill Andrew, 3. Wm. Irvin, 4. tie, Donald Simpson and Ken Alton, Flowers: Joyce Elphick, Agatha Dueck, Olive Needham, Elizabeth Dickie; most points 1st year ex- hibitor - Marion Raynard. Baking: Nelda McKee, Lor- raine Kerr, Margaret de Boer, Caroline Menary; most points 1st year exhibitor - Caroline Menary. Canning - Margaret Errington, Mary Lavis, Marjorie Hartleib, Margie MacPherson Traschal; most points 1st year ex- hibitor, Marjorie Hartleib. Group Displays; Lucknow Jr. W.1., Lucknow W.I., Kairshea W.I., St. Helen's W.I., Holyrood W.I. Night School: Oil Painting - Lucknow. 441 Projects: Kairshea and Whitechurch. Sewing - 31A - Margaret Harkness, Nelda McKee, Joyce Elphick, Edith Cooper; most points 1st year exhibitor - Marjorie Hartleib; 31B - Marjorie Hartleib, Vi Arnold, Sandra MacDonald, Anna Dolmage. Canada Packers Quilt - Nelda McKee. Arts and Crafts Vi Arnold, Maimie Roulston, Lila Rintoul, Margaret Harkness; let year exhibitor - Marjorie Hartleib; most points in paintings - Donalda Moffat. Individual arts and crafts - not judged, Maimie Roulston. Photography - Marg Burkhart, Marion Raynard, Vi Arnold, Margie MacPherson, Trachsal; 1st year exhibitor - Kim Cooke. Over 65 class - Vi Arnold, Elizabeth Dickie, Mary Lavis, Anna Dolmage. Teenage - Karen Elliott, Vanessa Alton, April Brindley, Jonathan Nelson. Most points 36B - Charlene Conley. Special Events Baby Contest: under four months: 1. Ryan - Donna and Otto Linde, Lucknow; 2. Steven - Betty and Dean Ellis, Lucknow; 3. Jonathan - Linda and Michael, Clinton. Four to eight months: Laura - Kathy Zettler, Guelph; 2. Jonathan - Janet Godrey, Dungannon; 3. Cody - Donna and Paul Hogan, Lucknow. Eight to twelve months: I. Amber - Kathey and Ian Hackett, Lucknow; 2. Jenna - Helen and Brian VanOsch, Lucknow; 3. Chelsea - Brenda and Tom Adamson, Lucknow. Nail Driving: Boys 6 and under: 1. Chris Humphrey, 2. Jason Humphrey, 3. Warren Andrew. 17 and over: 1. Jerry Logtenberg, 2. Sandy Maclntyre, 3. Dave McCor- mack. Girls 16 and under: 1. Karen Miller, 2. Kerrie Skillen, 3. Misti Humphrey. Girls 17 and over: 1. Shirley Hunter, 2. Dianne Gibson, 3, Kay Logtenberg. Log Sawing: Ladies: 1. Helen Calhoun and Judy Sloan, 2. Mary Mackie and Shiela Hunter, 3. Helen Maclntyre and Mary Lynne Gilchrist. Men: 1, Willard Calhoun and Jim Sloan, 2. Bob Gilchrist and Bob Struthers, 3. Hardy Young and John McDermid. Men and Ladies: 1. Willard Calhoun and Helen Calhoun, 2. Jim Sloan (Jr. I and Judy Sloan, 3. Bob Gilchrist and Mary Lynne Gilchrist. Over 60 class: I. Hardy Young and Willard Calhoun, 2. Harry Huge crowds lined Campbell Street Saturday for the Fall Fair Parade. Many turned out just to see if Tony McQuail would be Lavis and Jim Errington. Residents of local townships: 1. Bob Struthers and Bob Gilchrist, 2. Leo Murray and Ken McWhinney, 3. Wm. Irvin and Don Alton. Agricultural Societies: I. Willard Calhoun and Jim Sloan from Chesley, 2. Bob Gilchrist and Bob Struthers, Lucknow, 3. Hardy Young and John McDermid, Paisley. Open class to M -tooth saws: 1. Willard Calhoun and Jim Sloan - 4.4 sec. in an 8" square timber with 5 other teams competing. Bag tying: Men 60 and over: 1. Russel Irvin, 2. Harry Lavis. Under 60: 1. Allan Miller, 2. Wm. Irvin, 3.. Mel Rit- chie. Ladies: Erma Jean Haldenby, 2. Mary Lynn Gilchrist, 3. Sarah Haldenby. Bale Rolling: Male: I. Clint Murray, Scott McNall, Donnie Cuillevier, 2. Linald Newhook, Conan Criinmings, Kirk Newhook, 3. Jason Brophy, Joseph Brophy, Dennis Hogan. Bale Rolling: Female: 1. Nancy Aitchison, Paula Irvin, Beth Sitarz, 2. Connie Black, Marybelle Cranston, Linda Cur -ran. Bale Throwing: 14 and under male: 1. Justin Murray, 2. Seth McNall, 3. Chris MacDonald. 15 and over: 1. allowed to show his NDP float. Tony gave us a thumbs -up as he made his way along the route unhindered Richard Askes, 2. Donald Curran, 3. Mel Ritchie. 15 and over female: 1. Tricia MacDonald, 2. Sharon Askes, 3. Linda Thacker. Frog Jumping: 7 and under: 1. Michael Mali, 2. Bobby Raymond. 8-14 yr. I. Taylor Mali, 2. Chad Moffat, 3. Brock Raymond, 4. Ian Moffat. Tug -of -War: Boys: 1. Brookside, 2. Lucknow. Girls: 1. Brookside, 2. Lucknow. Pedal Tractor Pull: 30 - 50 lb. 1. Paul MacDonald, 2. Jason Pentland, 3. Adam Stewart. 51-75 Ib: 1. Chris Cur- ran, 2. Marci Bieman, 3. Peter MacDonald: 76-95 Ib.: 1. Chris de Jong, 2. Chad Moffat, 3. Elliott Bauer. Oldest Lady: Ethel Rutherford; Oldest Gentleman - Gordon Morrison. Parade Decorated Tricycle: I. Susan Guay, 2. Jessica Mann and Sandy Lougheed. Bicycle: 1. Shelly Johnston and Bobby Raymond. Clown: 1. Richard Lubbers, 2. Michael Mali, 3. Margie Gordon, 4. Brent Black. Decorated Doll Car- riage/Wagon: 1. Sarah Mann and Lindsey Raymond, 2. Derek Kennedy and Corey Farrish. Original Entry In Parade: 1. Montgomery Motors, 2. John Hallam, 3. Pat Broome. Elementary School: 1. Lucknow, 2. Lucknow Christian, 3. Brookside. Post School: Pinecrest Manor. Decorated Car: Bill Pike. Decorated Truck: 1. Jerome Feed, 2. Horticultural Socie- ty, 3. Huron -Bruce Swingers. Antique Car - Harold McGee. Best Society Float: 1. Kinsmen, 2. Lucknow Boy Scouts, 3. Kingsbridge Girl Guides. Best Comic Float - West Huron Jr. Farmers. Best Patriotic Float: 1. Kerry's Creek Farms, 2. Henry Hen- dricks. Best Commercial Float: 1. Lucknow Farm Supp- ly, 2. Montgomery Motors, 3. Brussels Auto. Best Team Drawn Decorated Float: 1. Chisholm Fuels, 2. Bruce Tile, 3. Hyland Seeds. JOHN DEERE OH!!! DEERE!!! OH!!! DEERE!! 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