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Large numbers for seventh annual Cover -Ali Dairy Show
Junior yearling: first, Tanner Jones,
Perannial. Justice Natasha, Oxford
County; second, Jackie Burgess, Maple
Ridge Shyster Megan, Bruce County;
third, Shea O'Neill, Donnaview Spirte
Cruella, Grey County. There were 17
calves in the class.
Grand champion calf went to Tanner
Jones, reserve calf, Christopher
Franken and honourable mention to
Michael Lupton.
The seventh annual , Cover -All 4-H
Dairy Invitational Show was held on
the Monday, Aug, 3 with a large num-
ber of both 4-H exhibitors and visitors
seeing the arena change from its nor-
mal condition into a show ring for
young dairy cattle of all breeds.
The number of 4-H exhibitors was up
by 30 over 2008 with 153 participants
coming from nine different counties in
Ontario vie for top prizes in each class..
The show committee recognizes all
of the volunteer help and the local sup-
port it takes to make this show a suc-
cess.
The results from the show are listed
below.
Novice showperson: first, Laura
DeKlein, Middlesex .County; second,
Racheal Weber, Perth County; third,
Hayden Burgess, Wellington County.
There were 24 competitors in the class.
Junior showperson: first, Travis
The search is on
for the Queen of
the Furrow contest
Canning, Wellington County; second, Redesign Ginger, Huron County. There
Greg Burgess, Bruce County, third, were 17 calves in the class.
Billie Diemert, Grey County. There Intermediate heifer: first, Emily Van
were 59 competitors in the class. Osch, Dutchdale Lyman Tessy, Huron
Intermediate showperson: first, County; second, Jill McCallum,
Alicia Hill, Middlesex County; second, Shylane Gibson Portia, Perth County;
Michael Lupton, Oxford County; third, third, Linsay Keiffer, Belmoral
Leanne Hopkins, Grey County. There Goldwyn Sherry, Bruce County. There
were 43 competitors in the class. were 52 calves in the class.
Senior showperson: first, Andrew Senior heifer: first, Christopher
Grubb, Bruce County; second, Racheal Franken, Lorivale BC *Claudia, Huron
Roefs, Oxford County; third, Jessica County; second, Jenna Elliott, Charlyn
Lutes, Dufferin County. There were 27 Justice Beauty, Lambton County;
competitors in this class. Alisha Burgess, Golden Justice
Grand showperson was Alicia Hill, Leonards, Bruce County, There were.
reserve showperson, Andrew Grubb 41 calves in the class.
and honourable mention to Racheal Summer yearling: first, Michael
Roefs. Lupton, Walnutlawn Jasper Halle,
Junior heifer: first, Brady Anderson, Oxford County; second, Jeremy
Chakelburg Jasper Mermaid, Bruce Kresky, Murlonee Jasper Avis, Huron
County; second, Amy Elliott, Mixm County; third, Melissa Spading, Jasper
Moos Synergy Ava, Lambton County; Sultan Delicious, Huron County. There
third, Allana Beuermann, Royalair were 24 calves in the class,
The search is on
for young women
to participate in
the Bruce County
Queen of the
Furrow
Competition. The
Bruce County
Plowmen's
Association will
be holding their
annual, plowing
match . Friday,
Sept. 4 near
Chepstow on the
farm of Pat
Murray. The
match includes the
traditional horse,
antique and mod-
ern tractor plow-
ing as well as a
barbecue at noon
featuring Bruce
County beef.
The Queen of
the Furrow
Competition
includes an inter-
view, a speech and
plowing with
assistance by
association mem-
bers who also pro-
vide a tractor and
a plow for the
competition. The
winner of the
competition will
represent Bruce
County at numer-
ous events
throughout the
year including the
2010 International
Plowing Match in
Elgin County.
As the current
Queen of the
Furrow Amber
Mackie is proud to
say, "I have had
an amazing year
as Queen . of the
Furrow for Bruce
County. I have
had the pleasure
to attend many
events and meet
new people. I
have really
learned a lot, and
had so much fun! I
would encourage
eligible_ young
ladies to take this
opportunity con-
nect with agricul-
ture, and the com-
munities in Bruce
County."
Interested
young women
who are residents
of Bruce County
and between the
ages of 16 and 25
(as of December
2008) can contact
current Bruce
County Queen of
the Furrow
Mackie at 519-
793-3865 or by
e m a i l:
amber_alm@hot-
mail.com for reg-
istration informa-
tion before Aug.
24.
Thank ` you to
everyone who
supported opr
Purple Grove
Community
Centre at our .pork
barbecue on
Sunday evening.
What a great
turnout. It was
good to see so
many former resi-
dents and to catch
up on their news.
To those who
bought tickets for
OUT quilt and
afghan draw, you,
will be pleased to:
hear that Jenn
Thompson .won
thebeautiful
quilt, . and Janet
Nixon won the
afghan. Thanks to
Fran and her crew
for the lovely
quilt and Bette
MacLeod for her
Iv Tiellimmurs
donation of the
afghan. A huge
thank you to
everyone who
contributed and to
those who worked
- outside and
inside. What a
peach, of a day to
be eating outside.
Congratulations.
also to the folks at
Point Clark and
all their festivities
about the . 150th
celebration; of. the
Point Clark
Lighthouse.
Many from here
helped with and
attended the
Heritage Days at
Paisley. Great
reports were
heard about
another great
weekend for
them. Wasn't it
great that the
weather cooperat-
ed too. •
On Thursday,
Janet Rhody and
her grandchildren
Skylar, Jadzia and
Oliver visited
with Debbie
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Rhody 1n
Wingham. Later
they. saw Elvis
impersonator.
Peter Irwin _ at the
Frosty Queen in
Wingham.
Folks at "R"
Villa and Ripley
residents appreci-
ated the Lucknow
Pipe Band's prac-
tice on Monday
evening.
The farmers are
busy .with their
wheat .harvesting
please ,`be careful
everyone:
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WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
Diad Education "Excellence in Rural Health Care"
The next lass will be held on Sept. 18 from 8:45am.-3:00pm in the Terrace Room. A doctor's re .is
required. For more information or to register call Karen Cook, RN/CDE at ext. 5362
Bring Your Medications
When you are coming to the Emergency Department or are being admitted to the hospital, please bring all your
meds with you, both prescription and over the counter remedies. This will help us to know exactly what
medications you are taking and will improve our ability to provide the best possible safe care.
Ontario Health Coverage .
Need a newor replacement card? The Ministry of Health holds a card replacement clinic at the hospital
regularly. An appointment must be booked by calling 1-888-376-5197.
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