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' Prizes: 1st -52.00: 2nd -56.00: 3rd 55.00' 415$4.00:
find. sa 0,0: 8th - 52.00: All othere51.00
This coolest 18 Open tq. ail pupils Ill the elelnentary,eehoote Of the Manly,
Topics may deal with aome:aapect Of Huron. County's past such as a parson. a
!amity, Industry, agricylt`pre: building. settlement of a municipality or an
important achlevemenl.
The essay should be about 800 words In length. and should have a title page.
Write in your own handwriting en anealde of each page. Give credit to books
used or persons quoted or Interviewed. Essays may be sent by courser or by
Mall 10: D. McClure at South Huron District High School in Exeter Essays
must be received on or before Friday, Jane 24, 1803,
EGGS- SECTIONJ
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Committee: Clare Reith
Prizes; 1st -54.00; 2nd -63.00; 3rd -52.00; 4th -51.00
CLASS
/. Two and ono half dozen brown eggs.
2. Two and one half dozen white eggs.
Key trayawlll be -supplied free
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LIONS' PET SHOW -SECTION K
CLASS
1 MostBeauldulCat 1.50 11.00 .75 .50
2. Most Appealing Kltten-(under3months) 1,50 1.00 .75 .50
3, Best Pure. Bred 00e -small 1 50 1.00 .75 .50
4. Best Pure - Bred Dog - large (Papers not
required for dogs) 1 50 1.00 .75 .50
5, Best looking dog =not pure • bred 1.50 1.00 .75 ' .50
6. Beat lamed weld life pet 1.50 1.00 .75 .50
7. Most uncommon pet (animal) 1.50 1.00 .75 .50
8. Best looking rabbit • 1.50 1.00 .75 .50
9. Mostcolourfulfowl 1 50 1.00 ...75 .60
10. Anybreedpigedn 1.50 1,00 .75 .50
11. Consolationevent 1,50 1.00 .75 .50
No exhibitor awarded more than two prizes In pet show. Those entries may
be made through your school or direct with secretary.
Exhibits must be in place by 09:30 on the second day of the falr. Above are
Judged solely as pets. Pelgrees are of no consequence. Dogs must be shown
on leash. A Liods' Club representative will be on hand from 13:30 - 15:00 on
the second day of the fair to pay the prizes for the pet show. Competitors
should arrange to collect their prize at That time.
PARADE -SECTION 1.
Committee: Brian Campbell, Norma Riley, David Kemp.
The theme for this year's parade is a "Fall Fair Fantasy". All entrants are
encouraged to support the fantasy theme if posalble.
1. Grades K, 1, 2,'3, 4 - To room with the beat Identification head dress,
sash, or' apron. 512; 510; 58; 54 to all other entries.
2. Grades 5, 8, 7, 8. To room with best. banner (any size) or identification,
512; 510; 58: 56; 54 to all other entries.
3. Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 Best class float, 515; 512; 510; and 57 to all other
entries.
4. Grades 5, 6, 7, 8, Best class float 515; 512; 510; and 57 to all other
entries.
5. Best Clown - Any age up to Grade 4 - 510; 58; 56; 54.
8. Best Clown - Grades 5 and over - 510; 58; 56; 54.
7. Decorated bikes and or un -motorized vehicles - Up to and Including
Grade 4 - 510; 58; 58; 54.
8. Decorated bikes and or un -motorized vehicles - Grade 5 and up - 510;
58; 56: 54.
9. Best decorated horse or pontes with cart or wagon - 510; 58; 58; 54.
10. Beet decorated horse (or pony) and rider - 510; 58; Se; 54.
11: Best decorated pet and handler - 510; 58; 58; 54.
12. Service organization entry - 510; 58; 56; $4.
13. Commercial entry • 510; $8; 56; 54.
14. Vintage Cara -All vintage cars In parade will receive S5 per entry.
Display space will be available at fairgrounds after parade.
NOTE: All cyclists require a note signed by parents or guardian to
participate In Class No. 7 and 8.
Undecorated bikes and small motorized vehicles are not allowed In or on the
parade route.
All entries must be at Optimist Grounds by 10:30 a.m. to be eligible for
judging.
Parade originates at Optimist,Park.
Parade la scheduled to leave Optimist's Pok at 11:00.
Classes 5-14 will be designated separate areas for assembly prior to parade,
•so judging _can lake place quicker, easier and more thoroughly.
Classes 5-14, entry tams - Names and addresses and some identification.
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SECONDARY:SCHOOL
Sections U.
Committee: Joan Whyte 527.0349
limey Turnbull 527.0925 ' ...
Joyce Wilson 527.0687
OPEN TO BOYS AND GIRLS 18 YRS. AND UNDER (EXGLU8IVE)
N.B. No person shall be allowed to make more than one entry In any class.
Inn any class the entries do not merit a prize, no prize will be given. In a case
of a tie, prize money will be evenly divided. Please read Rules and
Regulations. Payment of 51.09 will entitle yoy to compete In any of the
following sections also permits ONE free. pass Thursday or Friday, but only
once, Entry forms must be filled In to be eligible for prize mpney,
' Indicates sample of mate-rial must be attached.
Sewing articles may show limited wear.
All prize money 1st -53,00; 2nd -$2.50; 3b-2.00
SEWING CLASS GRADES 9 & 10
1. One place dress with zipper, collar & sleeve
2. Wrap around skirt
3. Pante with zipper
I. Jogging suit
5Sleeveless blouse
SPECIAL: To winners of most points In classes 1-5 510.00 from
Woos -Spinal.
SEWING GRADES 11,12& 13
& Jogging suit
7. Co-ordinating two -place outfit
B Blouse with collar, set -In -sleeve and buttonholes
9. One place dress with zipper, collar and sleeve
10. Skirt with zipper
SPECIAL: To winners of most points 1n climate 8-10 510.00 from
Wrone-Spittal,
• BAKING GRADES 9, 10, 11, 12 • 13
11. Piece of gingerbread cake 2" x 2"
12. Apple pie 5" foil tin
13. One loaf Irish Soda Bread
14, 6 baked oatmeal cookies
15. Brownies, unload, four on a plate
18. Bran muffins, three on a plate
17. Candy, chocolate fudge, 3 pieces 1" square
18. 4 white yeast rolls
SPECIAL: To winners of most points In classes 11 8 a 510.00 voucher from
'The Cheese House.
CRAFTS GRADES 9, 10,1 ,12 8.13
19. Display a Nature Picture ie. -using naturI Items, cedar twigs, beans,
stones & seeds
20. Any project Irom wood
21. Homemade Christmas tree ornament
22. Crocheted article .
23. Photographs - 4 pictorial snapshots, mounted
24. Photographs - 4 snapshots Human nterest, mounted
25. Any other craft not listed above
SPECIAL: To winner of most points In lasses 19.25 a 510.00 voucher from
Hildebrand Flowers.
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AMATEUR
PHOTOGRApNY
Secton Z
COMMITTEE; Art Bolton, Lola Hodgert,
Bob Broadfoot, Sharon Flanagan
Pri zea:1 sl•53.00; 20d-92.00; 3rd -$1.00
OBJECTIVES:
1. To publicize the activities of Agricultural Societies
2. To create a. greater pride in well kept buildings, grounds and farmsteads.
3. To encourage more attractive staging of exhibits and disptays.
4. To establish a edpply of colored slides for extension work of the
Association.
RULES:
1. Must be submitted to Lois Hodgert, 132 Main 8t., Seaforth by Nov. 1,
1963.
2. Open to amateur photographers only.
3. Original slides are preferable, but duplicates are acceptable.
4. Slides MUST be properly Identified showing name of competition, class
and section entered.
5. Glass -mounted slides may not be entered.
8. All elides become the property of the SWWorth Agricultural Society.
CLASS ZA - 2 x 2 colored slides, preferably 35 mm.
1. 4-1 Club display
2 An exhibit selected from the newest In your falr'S prize flet
3. A most unusual agricultural exhibit
4. A local talent competition at your fair, e9. singing, acting, goes
mlking, outhouse rapes, etc. •
5. Livestock show (Including horses)
8. Horticultural exhibits
7. Fair (widaoape
& The class or exhibit which was the greatest crowd plaster at your Fak
a The event at your Fair which draw the largest crowd
CLASS ZB
1.One color print -any sire, of any part of the Fair Inaction, or fairgrounds,
gates, buildings, grandstand, midway, racetrack, livestock, opening
ceremonies, parade, etc.
DONATIONS
TO THE FAIR
Topnotch, Seaforth , , S2C000
Cyanamid Clinton ' -''$150.00
Fleming Feed Mill, Clinton. $150.00
Agrico, Brucefleld 5100.00
Middegaal Pools, Seaforth . .$50.00
Seaforth Vet Clinic $50.00
W.G. Thompson $35.00
John H. MCLIWain Const.. . 525.00
Milton J. Dietz, Seaforth, • • $25.00
Murray Cardiff . . .... .. . . $15.00
Murray Elston $15.00
Rowe Fuels $10.00
Boyes Farm Supply $5 00
Seaforth Junior Fair Prize List
Section 1 - EDUCATIONAL
Class 1 • Junior Farmer Exhibits
Class 2 - 4-H Agricultural Club Exhibits
Class 3 - 1-H Homemaking Club Exhibits
VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT TROPHY - Vincent Farm Equipment will
present a trophy to the Champion 4-H Agricultural Club educational display
at Seaforth Fair
Section 2 - FIELD CROP
Class 1A - 8 ears of corn - 4-H
Class 18 - 8 ears of corn - Junta Farmers
Class 2A - 4-H Inter -Club Hay Competition, V. bale of first -cut hay
Class 2B • Junior Farmer Inter -Club Hay Competition, IA bale of first -cul
hay
Class 3A • 5 lbs. of white beans - 4-H
Class 38 - 5 lbs. of white beans - Junior Farmers
Class 4A - 5 lbs. of barley - 4-H
Class 48 - 5 lbs. of barley - Junior Farmers
EXECUTIVE
Chairman: Murray Scott, 01 Belgrave
Vlce•Chairman: Ken Mewhinney, 01 Lucknow
Secretary: John Bancroft, Clinton
DIRECTORS
Don Dodds, 01, Seaforth
Bob McNeil, 46, Goderich
Glen McNeil, 46, Goderlch
Sharon Flanagan, 41, Dublin
Gordan Popple, N5, Seaforth
Ken MewhInney, Lucknow
Les Falconer, 85, Clinton
Ken Coleman, Seaforth
John VanVllet, 02, Brussels
8111 Wallace, 114, Seaforth
Larry Wheatley, N1, Dublin
Barry Gordon, Seaforth
Bob Broadfoot, Brumfield
Nell Dolmage, 114, Walton
Graeme Craig, N1, Walton
Murray Scott, 01, Belgrave
Brian Oldfield, 04, Seaforth
Dianne Oldf laid, 04, Seaforth
Jane Muegge, Clinton
-Joh) Heard, Clinton
John Bancroft, Clinton
8013 Fotheringham, 44, •Seaforth
George Townsend, 03, Seaforth
Terry Smith, 01, Walton
Rose Workman, Clinton'
Ken Moore, Egmondvllle
Rees Ribey, Seaforth
Don Pullen, Clinton
Class 5A - 5 lbs. of haylage - 41-4
Class 58 - 5 lbs. of haylage - Junior Farmers
Claws 8A - 6 lbs. of winter wheat - 4-H
Class 8B - 5 lbs. of winter wheat - Junior Farmers
Section 3 - LIVESTOCK
Huron County 41 Beal Championship Show
Class 1 - Baby Beef Steers (those not nominated for Queen's Guineas)
Class 2 - Queen's Guineas Nominated Steers
Class 3 - Junior Helfer Calves
Clam 4 - Senior Heller Calves
Grand and Reserve Champion Helfer.
Gass 5 - Group o1 3 Ott Beef Calves (Inter -Club Competition)
Class 6 - Junior Showmanship
Class 7 - Senior Showmanship
Claes 8 - Sweepstakes Showmanship Competition (Beef, Dairy, flares,
Swine, Sheep)
Huron County 4-11 Dairy Championship Shaw
Class 1 - Junior Helfer Calves (Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey & others)
Class 2- Intermediate Helfer Calves (Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey & others)
Class 3 - Grand Champion 4-H Dalry Call
Class 4 - Group of 3, 4-H Dalry Calves
Class 5 • A - Junior 4-H Champion Dalry Showman
- 8 - Senior 41-I Champion Dairy Showman
A.V. McLean Trophy - Grand Champion 4-H Showman
4-1-1 Call Club Exhibit Competition