The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-25, Page 9SDAY► SEPTEMBERfR 25 1974
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
FAIR RESULTS
1NUED FROM PAGE 8
ampion Female - Brian
50 lbs. international stock
$est Halter gai,ken doD ted
iry
(50 Ib, Ruth Alton.
n bull on
Farrish): the grounds (50
raI donated by Bob Far -
Andrew. Gaunt, Brian
SHEEP
st points went to Samuel
lmwood(1 gal. anti -freeze
by McNay's, Amberley),
kson, Harriston, 'Austin
Lucknow.
SWINE
tin Martin, Blake Alton, R.
w; Commercial Feature -
pigs: Hilray Farms, Brad-
chison, Donald Forster,
ith. Most points: Austin
100lb. .starter donated 'by
in).
.Eaton Trophy for cattle
ep only or swine, only was
Andrew Gaunt:
ES•HEAVY DRAUGHT
Gregg, R. 2 Paisley; Arn-
g, R.3 Goderich: Carman
n, Paisley; Clarence Bach -
'Cayuga; Robert Aitchison,
now. Best Dressed Team:.
itchison, Clarence Backer,
Fullerton; Unicorn- Hitch:
Gregg, Clarence Backer,
:bison, Arnold Young.
ss and Hitching Contest
:Gordon Lyons, 1 min. 27
rvey Alton; 1:36; George
1:54; Art Stewart, 2:24.
PONIES
rLudwig, RI Ripley; Blair
2•Lucknow; Smith Lowry,
Ken Riley; R. 1'Seaforth;
m, Belgrave; Ken Kirk=
3 Lucknow.
SADDLE HORSES
grade Class: Edna Alton, R. 2
Ldieknovv; Doug Campbell, R. 2
Lucknow.; Donna Malick, Wing-
haa'n;Ed:na Alton, Ken Kirkland,
Hugh Jansen. English Saddle: 1st
and 2nd Ray Flowers, Clinton;
Doug Riley, R. 1 Seaforth; Diane
Johns, R. 2 Auburn; Mrs. Ken
Taylor, R. 3 . Lucknow; Doug
Campbell: Western Saddle: Brian
Shewfelt, R. 1 Kincardine; Doug
Riley.; Betty Lou Dalton, R. 3
Goderich; Ken . Kirkland; Norma
Riley; Bill Fidom. English Equit-
ation: Norma Riley (Bridle and
trophydonated by Tack Shack;
Lucknow); 2nd and 3rd, R. Flow-
ers, Clinton; Lise Gunby, R. 1
Dungannon.
Best Mare Or Gelding: Edna
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Alton, Bill Eidom, Betty Lou
Dalton.
RODEO
Potato Race: Rodger Ludwig,
Blair Alton, Kim Riley, Bill Fid-
om; Musical Chairs: Rodger Lud-
wig, Hugh Jansen, Kim Riley,
Doug Campbell; Barrel Race,
Doug Riley; Donna Malick, Wayne
Straughan, Brian Shewfelt, Doug
Campbell; Flag Race: Doug Ri-
ley, Ralph Doughty, Wayne Strau-
ghan,' Martin Straughan; Pick Up
Race: Donna Malick; Hugh .Jan-
sen, Martin Straughan, Ralph
Doughty, Wayne Straughan; Key-
hole, Race: Doug Riley, Doug
Campbell, Hugh Jansen, Donna
Malick, Rodger Ludwig.
POULTRY
Plymouth Barred Rock: Steve
Errington, Glen Haldenby; White
Rock: Joe Jansen; Bantams: Joe
Jansen, Glen Haldenby; Tame,
Pigeons Joe Jansen; Ducks
Glen Haldenby, Tony McQuail;
Geese Glen Haldenby, Joe Jan-
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sen.
Commercial Feature - Eggs:
Brown -- Steve Errington, .Mrs,
Geo. McKee, Allan A, Miller;
White - -Blake Alton, Ross Er-
rington, Tony McQuail.
GRAIN
Fall Wheat: Allan A. Miller;
Barley: Austin Martin, Blake Al-
ton, Allan A. Miller, Chester Fin-
nigan; First.. Cut Hay:' Glen Wald
en, Don Hackett, Andy Gaunt,
Russel Irvin; Second Cut Hay:
Dunc Farrish, Andy Gaunt, Blake
Alton, Evan Keith; Six Stalks
Corn: Dols Ferris, Robt. Gilchrist,
Austin Martin, Jim Ferris; Twel-
ve Ears of Corn: Don Ferris, Jim
Ferris, Russel Irvin, Blake Alton.
Specials: Best Bale of Hay
(seed for 1 acre donated by
Dunn's Farm Seeds) Blake Alton..
Most points in Grain Class: 1st
Don Ferris, R. 1 Tiverton (1 unit
of seed . corn donated" by Russel
Irvin and Allan Gibson); 2nd Al-
lan A. Miller and Austin Martin
(tied); ($20.00 voucher from Otto
Pick and Sons Ltd., agent Neil
Gowing, Brussels).
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Mrs.. Ewan McLean; R.R. 3
Lucknow; Mrs. Chas. Johnston,
Blyth; Mrs. Mid Hunter, Kincar-
dine; Mrs. Geo. McKee, Kincar-
dine; Harold Greer, Lucknow.
Commercial Feature - Garden
Produce:' Individual, Mrs: Burton
Hodgins, R. 2 Kincardine; Mrs.,
Robt. White, R. 2 Kincardine;
Mrs, J. H. Johnstone, Goderich.
Market Gardeners: Mrs, Ewan
McLean, Art Matthewman, R,R.
3 Lucknow,
FRUIT
Evan Keith, R. 5 Lucknow;
Alex Andrew, Lucknow; Tony Me -
Quail, . R. 1 Lucknow; Mrs. J. H.
Johnstone, Goderich,
Commercial Feature: Evan
Keith, a Alex Andrew, Mrs. J. H.
Johnstone.
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
(Field 100 points; Exhibit at
Fair 50 points) ; Hay: Evan Keith
143; Robt. Gilchrist 141, Blake Al-
ton 140, Andrew Gaunt 138, Glen
Walden 137, Don Hackett 135,
Donald Simpson 1321/x, Dunc Far
rich 132, Win. MacPherson 131,
Philip Steer 131, Austin Martin
1281/2, Russel Irvin 124, Wm. Ir-
vin 123, Ken Alton 122, Donald
Maclntyre 121, Don Bell 99.
Ensilage Corn: (1st prize -
unit of seed corn, donated by
Stewart, • Jacques and Belle
River), (Agent, Jim Aitchison);
Russel Irvin 143, Ken Alton 13712,
Wni. Irvin 130, Blake Alton 130,
Evan Keith 129, Don Hackett 127,
Glen Walden 124/, Donald Simp-
son 124, Wm. MacPherson 123,
Andrew Gaunt 123; Robt. Gilchrist
122, Arnold. Campbell 121, Don
Alton 121, Dune Farrish 120, Bob-
by Hackett 118',„ Gordon Struthers
117, Philip Steer 114, Bill Andrew
114, Austin Martin 11312, Jim Mc-
Kenzie 1121/2i%Barry Hackett 121,
Don Bell 121, Gordon Brooks
1061x, Donald Macl;ntyre 105.
Grain. Corn: (1st prize unit of
Funks Seed Corn donated by Wm.
MacPherson) ;' Russel Irvin 136,
Blake Alton 136, Tony Miiteriberg
131, .Ken Alton 126, Evan Keith
125, Fred Philips 125, Bill Andrew
]try, Wm. Irvin 124. Don Bell
1211. Allan Hackett 1191., Don
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