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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-09-12, Page 371 Lucknow Sentinel, Wedispady, Sigiiinisber 19, 1979--1Page Lucknow Fall Fair Results from page 8 Gibson. DECORATED BICYCLE - Cathy Hamilton, Scott Allen, Lyndon B. Johnston, Susan Colquhon. DECORATED TRICYCLE, Robt. Hamilton, Mandy Peck, Billy and Traci Curran. DECORATED CARRIAGES - Freddie Flanagan, Junior Pelletier, Steve Huffman, Jeff Ackert and Mary Ackert, John Curran and Joe Curran, Joel Sutton. LOG SAWING CONTEST - SOCIETIES [6] Robert Gilchrist, Robert Struthers, Luck - now, wonthe trophy donated by Lucknow Agricultural Society; Teeswater, Dungan- non, Howick, Ripley, Tiverton. LADIES (4 TEAMS) - Marybelle Cranston and Anne Pritchard; Eva Bolt and Agatha Dueck, Anne Mann and Sandra King. MEN (12TEAMS) - Robt. •Gilchrist and Robt. Struthers; Art McKague and Allan McDonald; John Pent- land and Bill McWhinney. COUPLES (12 TEAMS) - Marybelle and Cecil Cranston; Cindy and Robt. Struthers; Donna and Jim Hayden. PRINCIPAL WINNERS CATTLE •SHORTHORN - Wayne Mewhinney, R. 2 Paisley. HEREFORD - Brian Rintoul, R. 3 Wingham; Velma Bell, R. 5 Paisley; Kilmorlee Farms, R. 2 Bradford. ANY OTHER BREED - Gary Rintoul, R. 2 Lucknow. SPECIALS - Best Herd, Gary Rintoul, Wayne Mewhinney. •BEST HAL- TER BROKEN BEEF CALF - Sharon Alton, R. 7 Lucknow; ,Carol Rintoul, R. 2 Bradford. BEST FAT STEER OVER 800 LB. - Ken Mewhinney, R, 1 Lucknow, Carol Rintoul. CHAMPION FEMALE - Gary Rintoul. CHAMPION BULL - Wayne Mewhinney. BESTHALTER BROKEN DAIRY CALF - Clint Pewtress, R. 3 Wingham; Wray Forster, R 1 Lucknow; Rob Owen, R. 1 Lucknow. BEEF -COW WITH CALF AT SIDE - Brian Rintoul, Gary Rintoul. SHEEP OXFORD DOWN - Louis Emke, R. 2 Elmwood. SOUTHDOWN, St. Helen's Farms, R.2 Lucknow. SUFFOLK - Gregory Flowers, R. 3 Bayfield. ANY LONG WOOL - Louis Enike. DORSET - Ed Jackson, Harriston., ANY OTHER BREED - St. Helen's Farms, Ed Jackson. PEN. OF 3 LAMB - St. Helen's Farms, BEST 4 SHEEP - Ed Jackson. BEST SINGLE LAMB - St. helen's Farms. MOST POINTS - Emke, St. Helen's Farms, Jackson. GOATS NUBIAN - Orville Rodges, Goderich. GRADE - Tony McQuail, R. '1 Luckriow. SAANEN, - Tony McQuail. ALPINE - Shannon McConnell, R. 5 Kincardine. New • students at Ripley BY TABATHA MIDDELKAMP. AND LISAMURRAY The school year of 1979 started on Tuesday, Sept. 4 with great success. We would like to welcome all new , students and teachers to the Ripley District School. Joe Heinlach from London and Moira Gracy from town, are new students in Mrs. Henderson's grade 7 class. There are two new students in grade 8: Dawn Pollock from Kincardine and Darin Hickey from Wingham and Christine Weber from Teeswater is in Miss McGonegal's grate class. Mrs. Birnie will be starting the library club next week. Pupils con- tribute to the work of the library by taking care of carding and shelving books. They may earn an activity tab by doing' at least 20 hours of work during the coming year. CHAMPION HERD - Tony McQuail. RES- ERVE CHAMPION HERD - Norman Bolt, R. 5 Lucknow. GRAND CHAMPION - McQuail. RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - McQuail. BEST DOE KID - Shannon McConnell. BEST DAM AND DAUGHTER - Tony McQuail, Harold Marr, R. 3 Wingham. MOST POINTS - Tony McQuail. HEAVY HORSES FOUR HQRSE TANDEM - Arnold Young, R, 5 Goderich; James Aitchison, R. 2 Lucknow; George Gregg; R. 2 Paisley. CLYDESDALE - George Gregg. HEAVY BELGIAN - Jim Aitchison, Arnold Young. LIGHT BELGIAN - Arnold Young, Jim Aitchison. BEST DRESSED TEAM - Gregg, Young, Ait- chison. MOST POINTS - Aitchison, Young, Gregg. HITCHING CONTEST Stan Dennis, Art Stewart, Wm. Ferguson, Mary Stewart, George Gregg. PONIES PONY IN SADDLE - Laura Johns, R. 2 Auburn; Jennifer Johns, Heather Simmons, Tina Nesbitt. SINGLE PONY IN HARNESS - Perrin Lowry, R. 1 Kincardine; Smith Lowry, Tiverton. MOST POINTS - Smith Lowry, Perrin Lowry. SADDLE HORSES PARADE CLASS - Edna Alton, Lucknow; Christie Messenger, R. 1 Ripley; Lori Cameron, R. 1 Belgrave; Tina Nesbett, Kincardine; Sandy Orien, Wingham; Heath- er Simmons, Kincardine. OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE - Lynn Flowers, Clinton;,Sandra Thompson, Teeswater; Diane Johns, Yvonne Noble, Kincardine; Christie Messenger, Lori Cameron. WESTERN .PLEASURE (MALE) - •Dennis Robinson, Kincardine; Keith Hod- gins, Kincardine. WESTERN PLEASURE (FEMALE) - Lynn Flowers, Susan Robinson, Christie Messenger, Diane Johns, Lori Cameron,`Gladys Watson. ENGLISH EQUI- TATION - Christie Messenger, Lynn Flow- ers, Laura Johns, Jennifer Johns, Sandra Thompson, Tina Nisbett. BEST MARE OR GELDING - Dennis Robinson, John McKen- zie, Lynn Flowers, Diane Johns, Susan Robinson, C & D Stables. MOST POINTS IN 16C - Christie Messenger. TYKE SHOW- MANSHIP - Laura Johns, John D. McKen- zie. JR. SHOWMANSHIP - Christie Mes- senger, Jennifer Johns. JUMPING, OLD FASHIONED - Sandra Thompson,: Laura Johns. OPEN WORKING HUNTER, Sandra Thompson, Laura Johns, Andrea Wolsten- holme. OPEN JUMPING - Andrea Wolsten home, Laura Johns, Sandra Thompson. RODEO EVENTS POTATO CONTFST - Laura Johns, Heather Simmons,- Jennifer Johns, Steven Watson,'Wayne Watson. MUSICAL CHAIRS (13 HANDS & UNDER) - Laura 00000 Lucknow Central Public School Night School COURSE 1. Upholstery ° 2. 011 Painting 3. Quilt Making 4. Ladies Physical Fitness 5. Sewing 6. Flower Arranging [Y2Course - 10 weeks] 1 INSTRUCTOR Bill Templeman Annie Shiells Mamie Roulston Debbie Price Muriel MacKenzie Jack Lewis • Additional courses can be offered if sufficient numbers are interested, please contact the Principal. Registration and First Class Wednesday, September 26 8:00 p.m. Fee - $20.00 Per Full Course Phone 528-3113 Principal C. H. Davies 0 0 0 0 0 Johns; Jennifer Johns, Steven Watson, Heather Simmons, Wayne Watson. MUSIC- AL CHAIRS(QVER 13 HANDS) - Danny Mole, R. 1 Courtright; Shawn Mole, Sandra Thompson, John Husk. BARREL CONTEST - Danny Mole, Don Mole, Doug Riley, Laura Johns, Shawn Mole. FLAG CONTEST Danny Mole, Don Mole, Doug Riley, Laura Johns, Tina Nisbett. PICK UP - Don Mole,, Shawn Mole, Don Mole, Doug Riley, Heather Simmons. KEYHOLE - Don Mole, Doug Riley, Laura Johns, Shawn Mole, Keith Hodgins. PRODUCE BEST FLAT OF EGGS, WHITE - Steve Chicken farmers ir ill be hurt Ontario chicken producers will be seriously hurt unless the Federal Government tak- es a strong stand in next week's negotiations with the U.S. on broiler imports, Peter Hannam, President, Ontario Federation of Agri- culture (OFA), said today. Hannam said farmers have seen Canadians go cap in hand to the Americans too often to be optimistic about the negotiations due to begin on September 19. "The Americans know how to be tough," he said. "When Canada arrested a few U,S. tuna fishermen, what happened? The Ameri- cans embargoed our tuna. That's the kind of backbone our negotiatois need." He said the current prob- len1 with chicken imports has developed because the previ- ous government had procras- tinated in establishing a na- tional chicken agency. A few companies, in the hope of receiving large import quot- as, have taken advantage of the delay by increasing their chicken imports. Alton, R. Z Lucknow; Lorne Hackett, R. 3 Lucknow. BROWN Jim Errington, R. 2 Auburn; Mrs. George Morris, R. &Kincar- dine; Mrs. George McKee, R. 5 Kincardine; Arnold Campbell, R. 7 Lucknow. GRAIN, OATS - Bruce Pewtress, R. 3 Wingham. BARLEY - Lorne Hackett, Russel Irvin, R. 7 Lucknow; Bruce Raynard, R, 1 Lucknow. FIRST CUT HAY - Lorne Hackett, Don Alton, R. 7 Lucknow; Evan Keith, R. 5 Lucknow; Bruce Skillen, R. 5 Lucknow. SECOND CUT HAY - Ken Alton, R. 7 Lucknow; NeiEdgar, R. 3 Wingham; Wm. Turn to page 110 • NOW PLAYING • • LYCEUM WOLOHAN - PHONE 357-1680 • • • Showing 7 Big Days! • • EIN E. 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