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The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-12, Page 20MARY LOU ANDERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson, R.R. 1, Lon- desboro. Sponsored by: Can- adian Forresters, Kinburn. Age: 18, Grade 13 in Seaforth District High School. Hob- bies: Baseball, broomball, music. .iUDY ANSTETT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anstett, Seaforth. Spon- sored by: Seaforth' Lions Club. Age: 19. Attending Hairdressing School in Kit- chener. Hobbies: Music, reading, sports. DIANA CLAUS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Claus, Seaforth. Sponsor- ed by: Seaforth Leo Club. Age: 19. Attending Colling- wood taking R.N.A. course. Hobbies: Reading, music. QUEEN OF THE FAIR COMPETITION PRIZES AND DONATIONS 1st Prize -5100.00 Commercial Hotel, Seaforth 2nd Prize -575.00 Queen's Hotel, Seaforth 3rd Prize -$50.00 McLaughlin Chev-Olds, Seaforth Topnotch Feeds Ltd. $100 towards expenses to C.N.E. Vincent Farm Equipment Cook's Div. of Gerbro Seaforth & District Co-op McGavin's Farm Equip. $100 $50 $40 $25 Geo. A. Sills & Sons $25 James Etue Insurance Agency $25 Seaforth Insurance Agency $25 Anna's Dress Shop - Gift certificate for all Queen contenders The prize for Miss Congenialty - donated by Ken R. Campbell Farms, R.R. 1 Dublin One dozen red roses to 1984 Fair Queen donated by Hildebrand Flowers, Seaforth. DIANE GRIDZAK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Earle, R.R. 4, Sea• forth. Sponsored by: Seaforth Canadian Legion. Age: 20. Working at Dixie Lee in Seaforth, Hobbies: Baseball reading. DEBBIE HENDERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson, R.R. 5, Seaforth. Sponsored by: Sea - forth Junior Farmers. Age: 19. Working at Lyon's Food Mark,' Seaforth, Hobbies: Music afts. MICHELLE HUARD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Huard, Seaforth. Spon- sored by: Seaforth Lioness Club. Age: 18. Attending Fanshawe College taking Business Administration. Hobbies: Reading, music, baseball. DENISE DUPUIS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Dupuis, Seaforth. Spon- sored by: Seaforth Firemen. Age: 18. Attending Sir Wil- fred Fleming, Peterborough, studying business. Hobbits: Sports, reading. MARION HUNT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hunt, R.R. 4, Wal- ton. Sponsored by: Seaforth Horticultural Society. Age: 20. Attening Mohawk Col- lege, Hamilton, presently on work leave at Hensall Co -Op. Hobbies: Baseball, crafts, flower arranging. SANDRA MILLET Daughter of Mt'. and Mrs. Eldon Hulley, Seaforth. Spon cored • by .. Seaforth District High School. Age: 18. Grade 13 at Seaforth District High School. Hobbies: Sports. baseball, soccer, broomball. DIANNE NYENHUIS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Nyenhuis, R.R. 1. Sebringville. Sponsored by: New Canadian Club. Age: 21. Working' at Sick's Children's Hospital in Toronto, nurse. Hobbies: Swimming, music. SHARON WILSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Wilson, R.R. 4, Sea - forth. Sponsored by: Knights of Columbus. Age: 18. Grade 13 at Seaforth District High School. Hobbies: Swimming, music, books. OFFICERS FOR 1984 Peat President President. Flrot Vico President 2nd Vice President Auditors PAST PRESIDENTS Russell Bolton Roth E McMillan Gordan Popple Harold Pryce Earl McSpadden Arthur Bolton Allred Rose J. Devereaux Kenneth Campbell W.D. Wllaon Kenneth Moore Kenneth Coleman Ken Coleman Robert Broedfoot Robert Fothoringham Noll Dolmage Touche Roos & Co 1951/52/55 1960161 1962/63 1964/65 1966167 1968/69 1973174 1975 1976/77 1978 1979/80 1981/92 2 - ALL EXHIBITORS PLEASE READ CAREFULLY 7 Society reserves right to award monies not taken up In one section to • eta classes, providing entries merit prizes 2 Articles for competition In indoor departments Including eggs, to be In Wshowroom before 12 o'clock moan on the first day of the exhibition, Sept 20 eo end properly located In their own departments, and all stock to be on the grounds by 11:30 o'clock a.mof the second day, Sept 21 except entries in :Il Gaal J which must be in by 11 o'clock Sept 20 13 Payments of S3 00 will constitute a yearly membership and will entitle lthe menthe' so paying to complete In any or all of the regular departments A flu membership permits one Tree pass to the grounds, and can be used either 91) Thursday evening 01 Friday but only once Additional passes will be allowed as follows (not more than three passes ,zer pald up member). ® horses (rat race), each 2 animals over 2 1 pass Cattle, each 4 animals over 4 - 1 pass t/0 Swine, each 8 animals over 8 - 1 pass ®4, Entries to be In the handsel the secretary not later than September 17 An' odditlonat fee of 50c well be charged for late entries on Thursday; 51.00 will .se Charged ler ata erttrlee on Friday. Late entries for endear exhibits will be W those atter 11:00 o'cIod a.m. on September 20 Address all entries to Mrs ,Z Sharon Flanagan, R.R. 1, Dublin, NOK 1E0 ® Judging of all cLessee both Indoors and outdoors will commence sharp at 12 tg o'clock noon both days. Classes o1 livestock will be called as they appear In tete boot and animals must be in the ring within five minutes after their class Z to coped I,j 5. ENTRY FEE: 15 per cent from all winnings from 55.00 up, Membership only deducted up to 55.00. 15 per cent deducted over &5.00 except Western lee Ecorse Show. a Ail parties having paid their subser(pttorts, and only such will be entitled to compete. - 7 No exhibitor will be allowed the pre/nage of striking out entriee made and ��rSanO other articles In their place and no competitor w111 tee entitled to more DIRECTORS Robert Broadlool,'Brian Campbell. Neil Dee -nage. Bob Eckert, Robert Fothoringham, Mary FotherIngham. Frances Hlcknell. Wayne Huglll. Lyle Haney, Kevin Kale, Rodger Morrison. Nelson Pullman. Bill Strong, BILI Wallace, Jim Ryan, Ross Ribey, Peter Vanda Borne. Bruce Whitmore LADIES DIVISION Past President. Jane Vincent. President. Mary Fothlnngham, Secretary, Audrey McLean; Treasures. Jane Rimmer 1984 COMMITTEES [first mime b chairman] HEAVY HORSE • Ken Campbell. Gordon Pullman. Oliver Pewee LIGHT HORSE - Rene Dupuis, Norma Riley BEEF - Neil Dolmage, Glen Haney, Jack Flanagan DAIRY - 8111 Wallace, Bob Eckert. Lyle Haney SWINE - Brian Campbell, Nelson Pullman, Francis Hunt, Robl McMillan, S. Wilson PIJBLICITY - Co-Chalrmen - Ken Coleman. Neil Dolmage FARM MACHINERY - Peter Vande Borne RULES & REGULATIONS Man one prize In any one section of a class In Indoor department, or more Man 2 prizes In any section o1 a class In livestock 8 Prize winners to the amount of WOO an over are required to leave membership fee of $3.00 for 1985 9 Payment will be made by cheque before December 1. Cheques must be cashed by Dec 31 Following or revert to Society 10 All stock and articles exhibited must be bona fide property of the exhibitor eltd all grains, seeds, fruits. flowers and vegetables exhibited must have been produced on farm or garden of exhibitor. any person Intringieg on these rules shall forfeit prize money 11 Judges veil be particularly requested to )nave regard to merit In all stock rind articles exhibited for competition and to withhold any premiums if they ooreider the stock or article undeserving, and that a first or second prize be not given to a third class animal, or in sweepstakes if they consider the competition not sufficient 12 Any exhibitor or attendant who is guilty el creating a desturbarece, whether by openly criticizing the judge or using obscene language to any judge or officer shall forfeit the right to any premium and may be suspended by Society from exhibiting. Vehicles parked In no parking area shall be towed away at the owner's expense to No two persons will be allowed to show on one ticket 14 Any member showing cattle shalt give his or her animal a name. and any member exhibiting an animal in more classes than one (except for special or group prizes) shall forfeit all prizes awarded should any be taken. No prize badges or medals allowed on animate in ring and no prize ticketed medals all ct i until ala sue h w.e,..aRs are fudged 15. Livestock p010009t 4p.m. Each exhibitor's herd must be kopreaented or prize money may be withheld. I& No persons allowed in ring except judges or managers, and no persoh avowed to Speak to the fudges white on duty except appointed officers, 17. No member, being an exhibitor In arty class, shall act as a fudge or be present or axomparry the fudge while that particular class is being fudged. 18. No articles to be removed from showroom before 4:00 p m on third day GRAIN & FIELD CROPS - Wayne Huglll, Ken Scott, Lou Coyne. Torn Malady PARKING - Allan Nicholson, Wayne Dolmage GATES - Kevin Kale, Jim Ryan, BILI Hodgert. teeny Dalton GROUNDS & PROPERTY - Ken Moore, BILI Wallace, Francis Hlcknell MIDWAY • Peter Vando Borne, Bob Fotheringham OLD McDONALDS - Randy Wilson. Brad Cam/tare Arnold Campbell ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Gary Jowitt PENNY SALE - The Moores. The Camochans PARADE - Brian Campbell, Lyle Haney, Norma Riley, Dave Kemp, Jack McLachlan, Art Bolton TURF CLUB - Rene Dupuis DANCE • Bob Fotheringham, Rodger Morrison, John Gibson QUEEN OF THE FAIR - Bill & Doreen Strong, Peter Vande Borne SHEEP • Francis & Marie Hlcknell, Eric Anderson ARENA, INDOOR CONCESSIONS, PROGRAMMES & ACTIVITIES - Ross Ribey, Bruce Whitmore, Mary Fotheringham, Jane Vincent, BILI Strong PET SHOW - Lion's Club - Jack Turnbull EGGS - Claire Reith PHOTOGRAPHY - Art Bolton, Lots Hodgen of fair Exhibition hall shall be•deared by spectators a1 4.00 p m of that day and none will again be admitted except those holding passes and entitled to remove goods on exhibition 19 While officers and directors of 1611 Society will use every available means to prevent accidents in and about the grounds, it must be strictly understood that all persons going into or upon the grounds must personally assume all risks of accident or injury from accidents from any cause whatsoever 20 While Directors will take every passible precaution ander the circumstances to secure safety for exhibitors, the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting, and should any article be accidently Injured, lost o stolen. the Directors will give ail assistance in their power towards recover) but will not make any payment for the value thereof 21 In case of bad or unfavorable weather or other reasons causing tht receipts to fall short of paying the expenses and all prizes in full, r proportionate amount, exclusive of merntesrship, will be deduced from cud prizes to enable the directors to balance the accounts without less to the Sodety The Directors feel that this course is the most equitable and fair tie ran be adopted and any deduction will fall proportionatety on all thee participating In the amounts collected and not leave the whole sum to be debt to bear heavily ore the Society and thus impair its usefulness 22 Decision of the judges is final 23, Directors are not responsible for articles left in the Round House after 6 p.m. Sept. 22. 24. All winner's lists and entry forms must be in the hands ce the secreta within 7 days following the Fair or no prize money will be paid. In rase of error or emission in the Prize List the Directors creel have peeler to correct the sacro POINT SYSTEM - In all classes except Ladies: 1st -1Q: 2nd -9: 380-8: 4t6-7; 5th -6; 601-5; 7th -4; 8(6-3; 91t,-2: and (0(6-1 ENTRY FORMS Write the secretary. Mrs. Sharon Flanagan, R.R. 81, arisen, Ont, or pick-up at Mrs Lois Hodgert, 132 Main Street, N,. Seaforth, Ontario. HISTORICAL CONTEST -SECTION 1 • , Convenor - Dave Kemp, S.P.S. Prizes: 1 st e4.00; 2nd $3.00; 3rd $2.00; 4th $1.00; 5th to 816;&0:50 each. Prizes donated by the Huron County Historical Society Students in this competition will prepare a model, demonstration or display wf/ich follows the theme "Pioneers al Work" or "Pioneers at Play", This model, demonstration or display should illustrate some work,. play or entertainment activity in the life of Huron County pioneers. Entries will be received es follows: Sections: H.S. 1 - Grades 1 to 5, H.S. 2 - Grades 6 to 8. 2. Collection of Pioneer artifacts bpsed on a theme - e.g. woodworking, clothing, etc. (Open to any grade) Prizes: tat 55.00; 2nd $3.;00; 3rd. $2.00; and 51.00 ell others Prizes donated by David Kemp, S.P.S. 3. County Historical Essay Contest: This contest is open to all pupils in the County Elementary Schools. Topics may deal with some aspect of Huron's past such a9 a person; a family, Industry, agriculture, buildings, settlement of municipalities or Important achievements. The essay should be about 800 words In length. Include a title page. Essays may be sent by courier or mail to: W.D. McClure South Huron D.H.S. Exeter, Ontario NOM ISO NOTE: Essays must be received on or before Friday, June 25th, 1984. EGGS - SECTION J To'be judged Thursday Committee: Clare Relth Prizes: 1st -54.00; 2nd -$3.00; 3rd -$2.00; 4th -$1.00 CLASS - /. Two and eine half dozen brown eggs. 2Two and one half dozen white eggs. Key trays will be supplied free LIONS PET SHOW - Section K CLASS 1. Best Looking Cat 1.50 2. Most Unusual Ca; 1.50 3. Most Appealing Kitten under 3 months old 1.50 4. Best Looking Rabbit 1.50 5. Moot Unusual Rabbit • 1.50 6; Best Looking Dog - 1.50 7. Best Dog least resembling any breed 1.50 8. Best Behaved Dog 1.50 9. Any Breed Pigeon 1.50 10, Fancy Fowl 1.50 11. Most Unusual Pet 1.50 12. Consolaflon Prize 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 .1� .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 75 75 75- .75 .75 75 .50 ,50 .50 .50 .50 .50 50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 No exhibitor awarded more than two prizes in pet show, These 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 fair. Above are judged solely as pets. Peigrees are of no consequence. Dogs must be shown on leash A Lions' Club representative wet be on hand from (3:30 - 15:00 on . the second day of the lair to pay the prizes for the pet show Competitors should arrange to collect the, prize al that time WALL AND TABLE DISPLAYS -Section L We would Ilke each school In our Fair District to put a display Of children's work In the round -house. This may take any form you choose.to show the public some of the work done In the school over the year. Well space, (approx. 2m high by 3m long) and table space (1m wide by 3m long) will be reserved for each dleplay. A display/collection of untitled childrens art would be welcome to decorate the round -house. Please leave articles to be display at the roundhouse on a shell near the school display. It would help In dividing the space If each school would notify David Kemp, Seaforth P.S. of your Intention 10 pie up a display Those will be non-competitive but each school placing a display will receive 510.00. PARADE • SECTION L Committee: Brian Campbell, Norma Riley, David Kemp. Tho theme for This year's parade Is "Fact or Fiction" All entrants aro encouraged to support the Fact or Fiction theme, If possible. 1 Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 - To room with the boat identification head dress, sash, Or ar1 512: S10; $8; S4 to all other entries. 2Grades-B:6, 6, 7, B. To room with Desi banner (any size) or identification, 512 S10; 58: 58; $4 to all Other entries. 3. Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 Best class float, $15; $12; $10; and $7 to all other entries. 4. Grades 5, 6,'7, 8, Best class float $15; $12; $10; and $7 to all other entries. 5. Best Clown -Any age up to Grade 4 - 10; $8; $6; $4. 8. Best Clown - Grades 5 and over - $10; $8; 56; $4. 7. Decorated bikes and or un -motorized vehicles - Up to and Including Grade 4 - $10; $8; $6; $4. 8. Decorated bikes and or un -motorized vehicles - Grade 5 and up - $10; $8; $6; $a. 9. Best decorated horse or pontes with cart or wagon - $10; $8; $6; $4. 10. Best decorated horse (or pony) and rider - $10; $8; $6; $4. 11. Best decorated pet and handler - $10; $8; $6; $4. 12. Service organization entry - $10; $8; $6; $4. ' 13. Commercial entry"- 510; $8; $6; $4. - 14. Vintage Cars - All vintage cars In parade will recelbe $5 peril -Me. Display space will be avallble at fairgrounds atter parade. NOTE: Al I cycllsts require a note signed by parents or guardian to partici pate In Class No. 7 and 8. • Undecorated bikes and small motorized vehicles are not allowed in on the parade ioule. All entries must be at Optimist Grounds by 10:30 a.m. to be eligible for judging. Parade originates at Optimist Park. Ptarade 10 apheduted to leave 'Optimist Park at 11:00 a.m. Classes 5-14 will be designated separate areas for assembly prior to parade, so jedging can take place quicker, easier and morethoroughy. Classes 5-14, entry forms - Names and addresses and some identification. SECONDARY SCHOOL Section U Committee: Jane Vincent 527-0373; Joyce Wilson, 527.0687, Monica Westervelt, Karen Byers, Barb Caldwell open to boys end gids 18 YEARS -AND UNDER. N.B. No person will be allowed to make more than ane entry in any class. I/ In any class the entries do not merit a prize, no prize will be given In the case of a tie, prize money will be evenly divided. Please read Rules and Regulations. Payment of 81.00 will entitle you to compete In any of the following sections, and also permits ONE free pass Thursday or Friday but only once Entry dorms must be filled In to be eligible for prize money Alt Prize Money 1st -53.00; 2nd 52.50; 3rd 52.00 SEWING CLASS: Class 1-6 Sewing should be nearly new, clean, and neatly pressed 1. Skirt with zipper 2. Pants with zipper 3. Blouse, any style with buttons - 4. Jogging cult n "' 5, Two-plece sult (jacket plus pante or skirt) 8. Dress, ono -piece, any style Seaforth Sewing Centro offers 55.00 voucher to winner of most points.• CRAFTS. 77 Any project from wood 8. Art - first year art 9. Art - second year art 10. Art - third year art 11 Photographs - 8" x 10" black & white or lour small snapshots mounted black and white. 12. Photographs - 8" x 10'' colour or four small snapshots mounted, colour 4-H MEMBERS 13. 1 Sampler 20 cm. x 20 cmof oppliquie or (raced quilted sampler 14 1 finished quilled article using either of the above required 4-H methods 15. 1 finished string quitted article of your choice Seatorth Sewing Centre offers 55 00 voucher to winner of most points. BAKING 16. 6 baked chocolate chip cookies 17. Brownies. Ice, four on a plate 1B. Bran muffins, throe on a plate 19 Tr saints, three en a , ria 20 :herniate fudge, 3 -ewes 1" square AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Secton Z COMMITTEE: Art Bolton, Lots Hodgert, Prizes: let -33.00; 2nd -52.(10; 3rd -81.00 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 displays. 4. To establish a supply of colored slides for extension work of the Association. . RULES: 1, Must be submitted to Lole Hodgert, 132 Main St., Seaforth by Nov. 1, 1984". Hodgert, - 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. 6. All slides become the property of the 3ealorth Agricultural Society. CLASS ZA - 2 x 2 colored slides, preferably 35 mm. 1. 4-H Club display 2 An exhibit selected from the newest class In your lair's prize list. 3. A most unusual exhibit 4. A local talent competition at your fair, eg, singing, acting, goat milking, outhouse races, etc. 5. Livestock show (Including horses) 8. Horticultural exhibits 7. Fair landscape . fl The class or exhibit which was the greatest crowd pleaser at your Fair CLASS ZB - q 1. One eglor print - any size, of any part of the Fair In action, or fairgrounds, gates, buildings, grandstand, midway, racetrack, livestock, opening ceremonies. parade, etc. -DONATIONS-- TO THE FAIR Fleming Feed Mill, Clinton Cyanamid, Clinton W.G. Thompson & Son Agrico, Brucefleld Topnotch Feeds Hensel) & Di9trict Co-op Seaforth Veterinary Clinic Ross Scott Fuels Scott Poultry Farm Huron Dairy Equipment John McLlwaln Construction Ltd. Ryan's Drying [Cook's) . Rowe Fuels. O'Rourke Transport Murray Elston 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 100.00 ' 100.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 20.00 20.00 1,§.00 Seaforth Junior Fair Prize List Section - EDUCATIONAL Class 1 . Junior Farmer Exhibits Cease 2 - e -H Agrecullural Club Exh,bets Class 3 • e -el Homemaking Club Exhrbets 1 VINCENT FARM EOUIPMEN f ritOPHY - Vrncent Farm Equiprreent will present a trophy t0 the Charlton in 4-H Agreceitural Club educ tebnat display at Seaforth Farr Section 2 - FIELD CROP • Class to - 8 ears o1 corn - 444 Class 18 - 8 ears of corn • Junior Farmers (lass 2A - 4-11 Inter -Club Hay Competition, V. bate of first -cart hay Class 28 - Junior Farmer Inter -Club Hay Competition, V. bate of first -cut tray Class 3A - 5 lbs, o1 white bears - 441 Class 3B • 5 (losof white beans - Junior Far r,.�•rs class 4A - 5 lbs. of barley - 4-H Clams 48 - 5 Itssof barley - Junior Farmers EXECUTIVE Chairmen - Murray Scott, R R. 81 Belgreve Vice -Chairman- Ken Mewhlnney, R. P. 81, Lucknow Secretary - Karen Rodman. Clinton DIRECTORS Don Dodds. 01, Seaforth Bob McNeil, 08, Goderictt Glen McNeil, 06, Goderfch Sharon Flanagan, 81, Dublin Gordan Popple, 85, Seaforth Kan Mawhinney, 01, Lucknow Les Falconer, 05, Clinton John Van Vliet, 01. Walton Terry Smith, 81, Walton Rose Workman, Clinton Bob Broadtoot, 81, Bruciefio40 Neil Db(rnage, 8d, Watton Peter Vandaborne, Seaforth Greeme Craig, 81, Watton Murray Scott, 91 Beigrave Brian O(dtlatd, 84, Seaforth Dianne Oldfield, 84, Seaforth Jane Muegge. Clinton Karen Rodman, Clinton Bob Fotheringham, 84, Seaforth Bill Wallaera 84, Seaforth Larry Whatley, 81. Dublin Barry Gordon, Seaforth Ross Ribey. Seaforth Dan Pullen, Clinton Class 5A • 5 lbs. of haylage • 4-H CLQ 58 - 5 lbs, of haytage - Junior Formers Class 8A - 5 lbs. of winter wheat - 4-H Class 88 - 5 tbs, of winter wheal • Junior Farmers Section 3 - LIVESTOCK Huron County 4-4 Best Champions/8p Shore Class 1 - Baby Beef Steers (those not nominated for Queen's Guineas) (30* 2 - Queen's Guineas ivamfnated Steers Class 3 - Junior Pfeifer Calves Class 4 • Senior Helfer Calves 'Grand and Reserve Champion Heifer Class 5 - Group of 3 4-1-1 Beet Calve (Inter -Club Competition) pass 6 - Junior Showmanship Oast 7 - Senior Showmanship pass 8 • Sweepstakes Showmanship Competition (Beef, Dairy, Horse. Swine. Sheep) HURON COUNTY 4-H DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Class 1 - 1983.84 Junior Heifer Calves (Holstein, Guernsey. Jersey &cohere) Class 2.1083 Junior Heifer Calves (Holstein. Guernsey, Jersey 8 others) Cfr>a3 3-`114 9 1eaelfo' Ciaee (Hcls'l9n. c1' '7. r_`8% a nli s) Class 4-(irarxf Champion 4-H Dairy Calf Class 5 -Group of three 441 Dairy Calves CIS 6-A J nior 4-H Champion Dalry Showman B-Senlor 4-1-1 Champion Dairy Showman A Y. Mclean Trophy - Grand Champion 4-H Showman 4-H Calf Exhibit Competition