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WONESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1976 THE P.NCKNOW SENTINE6.kucKHoy.4. ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN
FALL FAIR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17
Following• is a list of the major
prize winners at the Fair.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Decorated Doll Carriage: Sharon.
Frey and Kathy ' Metzger, Tanya
Sutherland, Cathy Hamilton,'Becky
Ackert; Decorated Tricycle: Jeff
Ackert, Melanie Wyldes, Gerald
Rathwell; Decorated Bicycle:F Jack
Metcalfe, Torn „ Downy, Freddy
Flannigan, Donal& Thompson;
Best Clown in Parade (child): Brian
Elphick, Larry MacPherson, Suz-
anne Alton, Sandy IvlacIntyre, Mae
Raynard and Glen Raynard; Best
Clown in Parade (adult): Archie
DeGroote and Rod McDonagh;
representing Lucknow Kinsmen;
Best Costumed Rider on a Decorat-
ed Pony: Kim MacArthur, Kent
Alton, Robin Hodgins.
Most Original Entry in. Parade:
Robert Wilkins, Lucknow Cycle &
Garden, Huron Bruce Swingers;
Public School Floats: Brookside
Public School, Lucicnow
School, Kingsbridge Public School;
Decorated • Cars: Mrs. Leonard
Ritchie, Royal Bank Clowns; An- .
tiotte Cars: Tom Andrew3 . Gary
Ritchie; Best Society 'Float: Luck-
noW Horticultural Society, • West
Huron Junior Farmers, Ripley Fall
Fair; Best Comic Mat: LucknoVv
District Lions, Mike Humphrey and
David Pritchard, Steve Errington
and Chris Naylor.
The oldest lady at the Fair was
Mrs. William 0. Hunter of
Lucknow who is 86 years old. The
oldest, gentleman Alex McKenzie
of Lucknow is 91 years old.
The couple coming the farthest
distance were Mr. and Mrs. John
Hendrie of Potna Ayrshire, Scot-
land. Mrs. Lena Weber who lives
Pussneci, East Germany was not
able to receive the prize because
the fair list stated 'fcouple".
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins of R.
5 Lucknow had the largest family of
seven boys ind one girl. .
Tony McQuaid of St. Helens area
had the longest -beard.
Prize winners in the Harness and
Hitching contest . for those over 60
Were Art Stewart, Stan Dennis,
Gordon Lyons, George Gregg. •
The Log Sawing contest drew
many contestants and much inter-
est among the spectators.. In the
ladies' contest, June Gilchrist and
Marlene Struthers completed the
cut in 38 seconds, Ann Pritchard
and Grace Hopf in 59 seconds and
Betty and Brenda ,Christie in . 1
minute 10 seconds.
Prize winners in the men's,
contest were Bob Gilchrist and Bob
Strutherg, 19 seconds; Morley Scott
Paisley. •
Hereford: Brian Rintoul, R. 3
Winghatn; Larry Taylor, R. 1
13elgrave,
Any other ,breed (Charolais);
Gary Rintoul.
Specials: Best Herd, Andrew
Gaunt (50 lbs. K-Vet Mineral
donated by Allan R. Miller); Brian
Rintoul, Wayne Mewhinney, Larry
Taylor; (prizes donated .by George
Smyth Welding). Best Halter
Broken Beef Calf: Mewhinney
Bros.,.R. 1 Lucknow,• (50 lb. K-Vet
mineral donated by Allan R.
Miller); Morrison Bros., R. 1
Lucknow, (prizes donated by Luck-
now Service Centre) .7 / Best fat steer
over 800 lb.; George Alton, R. 7
LucknOw; Andrew Gaunt; Mewhin-
ney Bros., Morrison • Bros. (priz-
es donated by Hilt*, ° Farms;.
Best fat steer under 800 lbs.:
Andrew Gaunt, Morrison
Bros., Brenda Christie, R. 2
Teeswater, (prizes donated by C. &
M. Transport). Champion steer:
George Alton (50 lb. Extra Vim
mineral donated by Bob Farrish);
Mewhinney Bros., Morrison Bros.
(prizes donated by Garry Sutton).
Charhpion female: Brian Rintoul
(50 lb. International Stock Mineral
donated by Russel Tout); Andrew
Gaunt, Gary Rintoul, (prizes donat-
ed by C. E. McTavish Ltd.). Beit
halter broken dairy calf: Nancy
Alton, David Elliott, Tom, Naylor
(prizes donated 'by Treleaven's
Lucknow Feed Mill and Lucknow
Service Centre). Champion' bull:
Andrew Gaunt (prize donated by
Hamilton Fuels); BrianRintoul,.
Gary Rintoul (prizes donated by
Lorne. Reid Shoe Repair). Beef cow
with calf at side: Brian. Rintoul,
Andrew daunt (prizes donated by
President Russel Irvin).
SHEEP
Ed Jackson,. Harriston '(1 gal. of
Shell prestone); Hugh Todd, R. 2'
Lucknow (1 gal. of oil both prizes
' donated by McIslay's Store, Amber-
ley). •
GOATS
Ross Cayley, R. 3 Teeswater;
Tony McQuail, R. 1 Lucicnow;
Norman Bolt, R. 5 Lucknc•w; Gary
Binder, 2 Lucknow; Most points:
Ross Cayley (prizes donated by
Treleaven's Lucknow Feed Mill)..
SWINE
Blake Alton, R. 2 Lucknow most
points, (prize donated by John-
stone's Mobile. Commercial
Swine: Kent Alton, R. 2 Lucknow;.
Mrs. Edna Alton, R. 2 Lucknow.
Highest bidder - Paul Curran (50
lb. creep feed donated by Shur-
Gam). . •
HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES
Jim Aitchison, R. 2 Lucknow;.
Etigene McLeod, R. 2 .Kincardine;
Ken Brown, Monkton; George
Greg, R. 2 Paisley; Arnold Young,
R. 5 Goderich; Tom- Penhale, R. 2
Bayfield. Best Dressed Team: Ken
Brown (prize donated by Brian
Rintoul); Tom Penhale (1 yr.
subscription donated by the Luck-
now Sentinel); Arnold Young, Jim ,
Aitchison (prizes donated by Greer
T.V.).
, PONIES
Perrin Lowry, R. 1 Kincardine, '
most points (prize donated by
Grant McDonaldS; Kent Alton, It 2
Lucknow;' Ross Cayley, Collette
Kenyon, 'Kim Riley, Dianne Johns,
Tom Penhale.
SADDLE HORSES
Parade Class: Edna Alton, R. 2
Lucknow; Graham Sholdice, R. 1
Londesboro; Joanne Sholdice; San-
dy Orien, Wingham; Sadie Mac-
Millan, R. 1 Lucknow; Marjorie
O'Neill, R. 3 Goderich.
Saddle Horse Under English
Saddle: Gail Thompson,. Teeswat-
er; Terry Taylor, -R. 7 Lucknow;
Norma Riley, R. 1 Seaforth; David
Finnigan; Kim Riley; Edna Alton.
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and Jack Farrell, 35 seconds; Otto
Weber and Cecil Cranston, 38
seconds. Other entries were
Wilsons Sr. and Jr.. Frank
Mewhinney and Gordon McPher-
son, Crawford Douglas and Ell-
wood Elliott, Grant Gilchrist and
Gert de Jong, Bill Hackett and Joe
Austin, ROcl" McFarlane and. Glen
Francis, Wm. Irvin and, Glen
Cooper, Fred Phillips .and., Don
Alton; .
In the Mixed --(man and lady)
Contest Bob and 'June Gilchrist
won with a time of 32 seconds, Bob
and Marlene Struthers were second
with 35 seconds and Herb Wilkins
and Ann Pritchard third With 39
seconds. , Other entries 'were
Vernon Hunter• and Grace Hopf and
Evelyn and D. A. Hackett.
CATTLE
Shorthorn: Andrew Gaunt, R..1
Lucknow; Wayne Mewhinney, R. 2
Thomas. Fleming of Lotidon, Ontario now has 6" of insulation in his attic. lie's saving energy an money.
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