Clinton News-Record, 1975-06-19, Page 17in
„v The Huroh :. County' isi*e of
the'',X;Ontariq , ,ininstryr :°of
agriculture;and fold,', and 'the`
• Huron County. Junior Parmers
Associati�pn,extend a n �'
•vitatiot: `to fail r4-H;`members;'
,club leaders, °.°Junior, Farmer
and junlor institute members to .
• 'their .:'Annual" • Huron County
Livestock and Field Crops . -
Jpdging Competition to be held
this Saturday,;- June 21 ' at
Seaforth. • =
The comp;etition.is open to all
,men and *dmen, 11-30‘yeats of ;
-zage, who•register at 8 k:m. that
day in theireaforth Community
Centre. Classes of livestock and
field crops will'be+judged at the -
Seafo th Fair • Grounds
beginning with the judging of
..rec ents the'• On Ministr�rof'`Agriculture, andFood (OMAF) ,Travelling
helatships'to the United•Kingdom.left Toronto MaY 3l for the U•K..:as representatives of-
o's-rural youth. During',their six-week. visit, they will stay with host families, learning
experiencin the. rural UZ. lifestyle...Those travelling included (lett• • to right) Doug
signer, OMAF Youth Extension; Bert Thain, RR 3, Almonte'(LMinark); Carol Pelt Embro
Oxford); Jim HalnmeU, RR 1,,Dobbinton (Bruce); Donna McKay, RR 2, Stratford((Perth); •
lm Phelan,. RR 2, Plytt •(Huron); Bonnie Millen, RR 1, Omemee (Peterborough); and tour
ader, Henry Stanley; OMAF agricultural representative (Halton).. •
uron Trattiders • aChairtn for the C e Pro Life
linton Spring
•,... 0, Mile
One of the morepopular exhibits at the Trade show at the fair was a booth 'set un by the Huron'
(County Health Unit. -Fairgoers underwent several tests; including anemia screening and lung
capactty. (News -Record photo)..:_ lam..
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rcasses beef Ctiteiat
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remaining c1as
judged from', 9:30 to 12 and
include 'one. claim Of yha'y;' All,
contestant:��will`b!',re Uired fp "-
give oral •'reasons' oil onee, dealt
of dairy cattle, one class of beef • -
cattle; one clash of .swine; •One
class •of ' sheep, ,one ;class of
horses, .one class of 'corn and,
one class of barley.-
-There
arley:'-There will , also' be an iden-
tification quiz.,• ,Y
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Walk together June 21
The Goder ch and District A° referred to professionals
Pro Life Association held 'a '"Willing to,speak to them free of
special meeting,at the home of ,..charge. The booth will em -
Mrs. Marg Dykstra Clinton, 'phasiie 'Life Before ,Birth",
'with pictures of fetus of Alf-
, ferent stages of life before
birth, a science display loaned
by the London Right To Life. ,
Members •are invited to at-
tend a Pro Life Meeting to be
held in the Lucknow Town Hall
on Monday evening, . June 16
• beginning at 8:30 p.m. Adrian.
' Fair.
Plans were finalized -for a
results of gymkhanaspecie) Pro Life Booth `to be in
operation on all three days of
the Fair 'featuring "Alter -
The Huron Trail Riders
saddle club spohsored a
gymkhana horse show recently
at the Dungannon Rodeo
grounds drawing about 20
rses,,and riders. The show,
e first of the season, was-Mi-
l/Its: to be totalled. tier year
end trophies for- 'consistent
. A first place win nets
seven points, second place five,
third three and fourth one.
Top junior point horses after
the . flat show are Sheik's
Champ, owned and ridden by
Kim Riley, with 17; Champ,
reg 'Riley, with. 10; Arab
ysheoa, Patti Mugge and
Lady Mae, Wendy Tyndall,
each' with' eight; and Miguy,
Wendy . Flowers; with five
points.
The top three performance
horses are Silky —Delmark,-
,owned and ridden by Norma
Riley, 14 points; Mayor Tiger,
iana Johns•, 10; and Baleo's
Lyndy, Lynn Flowers, also with
10 points. - -
he 'top games • horse's are
Bay . Betsy, Doug Riley, 14
•points; and Hills Red, John
DeKroon, and -Lady Luck,
Lenus Yeo, each with eight
points.
Senior Western pleasure
class winners. Sunday were
Diane Johns on Mayo Tiger,
}Lynn . Flowers on . Baleo's
Lyndy, Bob Wright on Cody's
Son and -Graham Shouldice on
Bay Karen.
A Canadian Red Cross
Summer Safety tip: Check yt,ur
boat thoroughly iliefore laun-
ching it, -and make any
necessary repairs. A poorly
:built or leaky boat is as
dangerous as a car with faulty
brakes. Respect the limitations
of your boat, and understand
the: limitations of, your own
skills. Investigate the water
area before setting out. Always
,.obey all safety regulations for
the protection of you, your
passengers, and other boaters.
Yell to us for help. ,
Iadepeadeat Slipper
to
United Ce -operative
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Junior equitation v`iinners
were Patti Mugge .on Arab
Mysheba, Wendy Tyndall on
Lady Mae, Kim Riley on
Sheik's hamp and Michelle
Flowers on Miguy.
' Senior English equitation
winners were Norma Riley on
Silky Delmark, Lynn- Flowers
on Baleo's Lyndy, and Dianne
Johns on Mayo Tiger.
Senior western riding win-
ners were Norma Riley on Silky
• Delmark, Gordon Johns on
Bailey's Joke, Bob Wright on
Cody's Son and JoAnne
Shouldice on Cherokee -Ta. -
Junior novelty race winners'
were Kim Riley on Shiek's
Champ, Greg Riley on Champ,
Michelle Flowers on Miguy and
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Patti Mugge on -Arab Mysheba.
Senior Keyhole race winners
were John . DeKroon on Hot
Pants, Lenus Riley -on Lady
Luck and - John DeKroon on
Hills Red,
Junior - barrel race winners
were Kim Riley,. on Sheik's
Champ, Greg. Riley. on Champ,
- Wendy Tyndall on Lady Mae
and Michelle , Flowers on
Miguy.
,Senior barrel race winners
were Doug Riley on Bay Betsy,
Harvey Hoggart on Lady Luck;
Lenus Yeo on ,Lady Luck ,and
Gordon Johns on Bailey's Joke:
Senior - combination race
winners were Doug Riley on
Bay Betsy, John DeKroon on
Hills Red and Gordon Johns on
Bailey's Joke.
natives toAbo i "
,ton .
People wanting help can be
.a-Keet, Chairman of the Voice of
the Unborn, Wingham and Mrs.
Sally Campeau; `past chairman
will give a ' report , of the
Alliance For Life Annual
Conference held in Ottawa on
Friday and - Saturday, May 30
and 31.
South Western Ontario Pro
Life Groups are' invited to at- •
tend a Family Seminar hosted
by the Guelph Right To Life to
be held at the . University Of
Guelph `on Saturday, June 14
beginning at 10 o'clock with 'a
workshop. Babysitters will be
supplied. There will • be no
charge for the beef barbecue
which takes place . at 5 p.m.
Everyone is welcome. •
Anyone wishing to take part
in the 10 mile "Walk For Life" -
are asked to get in touch with
Mrs. Mark Dalton, 529-7530.
Families - are invited to walk
together on June 21. Proceeds
. willbe used for educational
materials, ' publicit, radio
co rcials, donations of
s t. chools and libraries.
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On Thursday, June 26, 1975 from 1 - 4:30 p.m.
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vein reencenemee seem ws.
'Clifford Pepper of Dashwood carefull4
y looks over a chicken
• (luring 'judging of the poultry exhibits at the Fair. (News-
Record photo)
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There were many bicycles in the Clinton Fair parade, and
pictured here are some of the better decorated bikes. (News -
Record photo)
HVRON-MIDDLESEX
(PROV.). LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
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with . •.
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Monday Is Shipping
Day From,Varna.Stockyard
CALL BAYFiELD565.2636
By 7:30 a.m. Monday
For Prompt Service
No Charges on Pick-up
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Three-point hitch is standard equipment.
,_ Lets you handle a wide variety of attach-
ments without additional cost of add -on -hitches.
Regular features also include rear taillights
and toolbox.
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MEETING NOTICE
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All controls within easy reach Hydraulic
='llft-"v-offlax�er. tottIo, Ht -Low
ear ge lever, choke, lights,,ig uUQn'trutt~liR =; "�'
and brake pedal; parking brake. andsteeiing "- `
wheel ...all conveniently located for in -the -
seat control. •
The meeting will select a Liberal Candidate to contest the
Provincial Riding of Huron -Middlesex in the next Provincial
General Election. t'
All persons who are members in good standing and on the
membership roll of the Huron Provincial Liberal Riding
Association or the North Middlesex. Provincial Liberal
Riding Association, 72 hours prior to the holding of the
nominating convention shall be eligible to vote. The con-
stitution also allows that any immediate past member of
these associations may renew his membership at the con-
vention, prior to the commencement of the voting.
Guest speaker:
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