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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-08-25, Page 7Kincardine girl's Bruce/Grey judging champ Over 150 4-H members from Bruce and Grey Counties par- ticipated in the annual joint county judging competition at Hanover Raceway, Aug. 17. Competitors judged four new classes this year - fire extinguisher, sweet corn, knit- ting, and fast foods - along with traditional classes of beef heifers, dairy cows, market hogs, hay and I.D. quiz. Julie Robinson, of Kincardine,. obtained the high aggregate score among Bruce County competitors. The Bruce County Junior Farmers presented her with a wrist watch for this achievement. The Bruce County Pork Producers gave Julie a clip- board and calculator for placing. top in the senior category. Julie gave the best reasons overall and was given a pen and pencil set from Don Simpson Insurance for her skills. She also received the senior lifeskills judge award donated by Bruce Centre, South and East Women's Institute Districts. Heather Farrell, of Ripley, came first in the intermediate category. Bruce Tractor and Lawn Care presented her and with a clipboard a' calculator. Brett Thompson of Kincardine was top novice judge and novice . reason giver. He received the CNE shield and a clipboard and a calculator donated by Sprucedale Agromart for this accomplishment. Honors for high beef judge went to Mandy Farrell of Ripley who received a trophy from Bruce Coun- ty Cattlemen's Association and a halter from Northern Lights Limousin Club. The Grey -Bruce Simmental Association presented Mandy with a clock radio for giving thebest reasons in the beef class. Joe Russwurmfrom Mildmay showed his expertise in dairy judging by being the best judge and giving the best reasons for the class. He got a trophy from the Bruce County Cream Producers and a halter from the Bruce County AM 920's barn dance plays in Goderich this weekend The AM 920 Country Cavalcade and Barn Dance plays Goderich on Saturday; Aug. 28. Sporting a slightly new name to reflect the changing face of country music, the Country Cavalcade and Barn Dance works in several ways. Providing the kind of entertainment seldom found today, the show ap- peals to country music fans of all ages. The Country Cavalcade and Barn Danceshowcases and helps to develop local artists. Finally,- the show acts as a fundraiser in the community. The proceeds from the Goderich show will be directed to the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital .by the Goderich. Lioness Club. No two shows are ever alike because new musicians are added for each performance. One person who has been part of all our shows in the past decade is Ernie King. Ernie has performed on the CKNX Barn Dance since 1948, and is looking forward to returning to Goderich. Also on the show are two renowned bands. Detour, featuring the Williamson brothers, play a mix hrtinel Birthday Club Alyson McDonald August 27, 1982 11 Years Old Heather Sande August 28, 1984 9Years ova -- Gary Finlay August 29, 1991 2 Years Old Charlotte Drennan August 30, 1982 11 Years Old Kyle Dorscht August 30. 1986 7 Years Old Aaron Bakker August 30, 1982 11 Years Old Michael Fisher August 31, 1985 8 Years Old Candice Hamilton August 31, 1985 8 Years Old including country rock. Yesierday's Wine have a pure, yet contem- porary, country sound. Richard Knechtel, well known throughout midwestern Ontario, joins Am.920's morning personality Steve Peyton, the Teeswater Con- nection vocal ,duo, and fiddler, Michelle Lubineicki,- on stage. When Doc Cruickshank, founder of CKNX Radio, -started the Barn Dance in 1937, little did he know that the show would still be on the road 56 years later. Through the years Tommy Hunter, Al Cherney and Larry. Mercey performed on the show. In fact; 7 of the first 30 inductees of the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame have played on the CKNX Barn Dance. Celebrating a great tradition and building the future with local talent, the AM 920 Country Caivacade and Dam Dance plays on Saturday, August 28 at the Goderich Com- munity Centre. Show time is 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. For ticket infor- mation call (5 19) 524-2645. For further information, call Matt Miller, (519) 357-1310. Holstein Association, The intermediate lifeskills judge was Ian Smith of Wingham. Scott Hammett of Dobbinton was top novice lifeskills- judge. Both com- petitors.xeeeived a clipboard and calculator from Bruce Centre, South and East Women's Institutes Districts. Many sponsors provided incen- tives for the participants. In addition to the donors listed above, the planning committee would like to thank all the sponsors for their contributions. Those donating to Bruce County competitors include Thompson Feed Mill, The Beefway, Teeswater Creamery and Pine River Cheese, Formosa Mutual Insurance and Coca-Cola Bottling Company. The South Bruce Cow -Calf Cjub and the Grey County 'fief Improvement Association jointly sponsored the drink bottles provided for all competitors and volunteers. Grant's Valumart again assisted with snacks. Swim team competes in final meet On Aug. 21, the entire Lucknow Swim Team consisting of 15 team members travelled to Mitchell to compete in the .finals. The day was cool and yet the entire team improved times in their individual and relay races in the eight -lane pool. Ribbons were won by many of the swimmers. The coaches . Sharon Askes, Shauna Andrew, and Lori Exel are very proud of the accomplishments, positive attitudes, team cohesiveness and sportsmanship of the team throughout the season.' Congratulations on a very suc- cessful summer. Thank -you is ex-, tended to all parents .of .the swim team members for all of their contributions and support. Thanks to our super swimming Team: Adam Martin, Lori Blake, Sarah Taylor, Matthew Martin, Shawn Ritchie, Sarah Morrison, Jayme Sutherland, Trevor Askes, Amy Blake, Sam Mayer, Krista Ritchie, Karissa Dickie, Patricia Bonsma, Heather Askes, Shauna Andrew and Tasha Mayer. SATURDAY NIGHT SING.LE: BIN -GO AT THE GODERICH COLUMBUS CENTRE • A4 AN 14 5 250 TOTAL PRIZE MONEY Doors Open 5:30 p.m. ,BINGO 7:00 p.m. SHARP '1,500 JACKPOT MUST GO! 'ADP• PARK THEATRE • . GOOERICH 52 4 78 I • FREE WILLY <,w .11 ...,31,11, .3333 ,.,, NV.. "MP,,, Hi FAMILY "THE SLEEPER HIT OF THE SUMMER!" mu 11 t\ KS 111(1 In IN SLEEPLESS I\ SF.1rFTI,F Fri. - Thur. Aug. 27- Sept.2 NITELY .9 PM NITELY • A PARENTAL mm GWDANCE LONG DISTANCE? 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