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June 23rd. They visited the Black
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PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1977
Over 1200 At
Tractor Pull
Lucknow Tractor Pull Associa-
tion staged a very successful event
on Sunday in Caledonian Park.
Attendance was in excess of 1200
people.
The class, and the winners in
each class are listed:
8,000 LB. STOCK
1st, Ken Ellis, Clinton, Ford
7000, 233' 11 1/2 "; 2nd, Wayne
Whalls, Shedden, Ford 7600, 226'
11"; 3rd, Graham Cassidy, Tees-
water, J.D. 4000, 204' 4"; 4th, Stu
Reavie, Lucknow, Ford 7000, 197'
4"; 5th, Donald Curran, Dungan-
non, Ford 7600, 178' 1"; 6th, Paul
edy, Dungannon, Farmall 806,
154' 2".
7,000 LB. FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
1st, Geo. Tether, Port Elgin, 68
Chev., 153' 2"; 2nd, Russell.
Lavigne, Port Elgin, Chev., 144'
3".
7,000 LB. OPEN
1st, Bill Henderson, Kippen, 40
Cock/427 Chev, F.P. and 233' 1";
2nd, Art Helm, Lucknow, 570
Cock/454 Chev, F.P. 174' 10"; 3rd,
Harvey Holland, Clinton, 40
Cock/2 - 427 Chevs', 217' 10"; 4th,
Dennis Westbrook, R. 1 Burford,
1800 Cock/2 - 396 Chevs, 212'
51/2"; 5th, Albert Rooseboom,
Hensall, M.F. 30, 129' 9".
10,000 LB. STOCK
1st, Fred Dutot, Clinton, 1066
I.H., 243' 10"; 2nd, Cliff Living-
ston, Dungannon, 9600 Ford, 237';
3rd, Robt. Simpson, Glencoe, 1206
I.H., 235' 9"; 4th, Paul Eedy,
Dungannon, 806 Farmall, 229' 7";
5th, Stu Reavie, Lucknow, 7000
Ford, 220'; 6th, Doug Whalls,
Sheddon, 1105 M.F., 216' 8".
12.000 LB. STOCK
1st, Fred Dutot, Clinton, 1066
1.H., 245' 2"; 2nd, Norm Clark,
Fingal. 13006 Deutz, 236' 5 1 /2 ";
3rd, ,Robt. Simpson, Glencoe, 1'206
1.H., 235' 6 1/2 "; 4th. Cliff Living-
ston, Dungannon, 9600 Ford, 234'
8"; 5th. Doug Dietz, Dublin, 4430
J.D., 233' 9"; 6th, Doug Whalls,
Shedden, 1105 M.F., ,227' 61 /2 ".
9,000 LB. OPEN
1st, Bill Henderson, Kippen,
40/427 Chev, F.P.; 2nd, Dennis
Westbrook, Burford, 1800 Cock/2 -
396 Chevs, 201' 4"; 3rd, Clete
Dalton, Lucknow, 8600 Turbo Ford,
173' 3 1/2 "; 4th, Harvey Holland,
Clinton, 40 Cock/2 - 424 Chevs,
111' 7" (broken drive shaft and
split transmission).
16,000 LB. STOCK
1st, Norm Clark, Fingal, 13006
Deutz, F.P. 228' 1/2 "; 2nd, Paul
Murray, Seaforth, 4630 J.P., F.P.
200' 11"; 3rd, Don Ferris, Tiver-
ton, 1370 Case, F.P. 147' I 1/2i; ;
4th, Paul iSmi01, Listowel, 4430
J.D., 238'; 5th, Donald Curran,
Dungannon, 1155 M.F., 237' 10";
6th, Don McDonald, Kincardine,
1070 Case, 234' 4"
1.8,000 LB. STOCK
1st, Paul Murray, Seaforth, 4630
J.P.. 227' 5"; 2nd, Paul Smith,
Listowel, 4430 J.D.. 216' 4"; 3rd,
Don Ferris. Tiverton, 1370 Case,
208' 9 1 /2 "; 4th, Wayne Hopper,
Brussels, 1155 M.F., 175' 1 1/2 ";
'5th, Steve Button, Lucknow. 1130
M.F., 150' 7 1/2 ".
Farm Safety
Mike Miller, farm safety consul-
tant for Western Ontario, was the
guest speaker at the Huron County
4-H Farm Safety, Club at the
monthly meeting.
The meeting was held at Harvey
Stewart's near Clinton. He showed
what chances are being taken by
not being safe all the time, not just
on the farm. He had a bottle with
300 salt pills with 30 covered with
ex-lax coating and one poisonous
pill. It was telling us that with
every 300 unsafe things we do, 30
would be minor injuries, but one
out of 300 would result in a death.
Mike showed some films on how
to be safe around farm equipment.
Paul Curran thanked Mike Miller
for coming to the club and giving
an interesting talk. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
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NOTICE
EXTENSIVE WORK
IS TO BE DONE IN
GREASING
THE INSIDE OF THE LUCKNOW
WATER SYSTEM'S "STANDPIPE"
Work Is Scheduled To Begin
Next Monday, July 4th
Residents are asked to refrain from washing clothes that day, for
their own protection, and to draw off enough water for morning use.
LUCKNOW WORKS DEPARTMENT
Residents may use their garden hose as required this week but are
requested not to use them after the work commences next Monday,
until it is completed.
1st Holyrood
Girl Guides
The 1st Holyrood Girl Guides
had a Mother and Daughter
banquet on June 15th, at the
Holyrood Hall at 7.00 o'clock. They
had a pot luck supper and after
they ate they enjoyed a program
put on by the Brownies and Girl
Guides.
The 1st Holyrood, Girl Guides
went on a bus trip to Toronto on
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