HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-09-25, Page 9SEAFORTIF, oNTARio, yRipAY. SEPTEMBER 25 1959 SECOND SECTION—Pages` 9 to 16
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Attendance was down 'slightlY at,
McKiilop School Fair this year,
held Thursday at S.S. AO, Winthrop
School, There were fewer exhib-
its in genie sections, but the dis-
playswere excellent, officials said.
Despite,the cool weather, the fair
proved the- highlight of the rural
school year in McKillop.,,Officially
opened by Charles S. lVfacrilaugh-
ton, MLA for 'Huron, thers on the
platform were Elston -Cardiff 'MP'
. . •
TWO STUDENTS from -SS. 8, •McKillop 'Town shown here with :their teacher, IVIiss Joan
•MeLauglilin,.. won prizes for their ,exhibits at. the McKillop, Scheol Fairk Thursday. arr Mur-
ray won, first ,.prize. fpr having the largest ptimpkin:-and Janice .Horan, first for the best hen and
rooster. Thethree are from ltR. g, Walton. (B-H Photo).
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Heasall Conanitniity Agricultural
, School Fair.washeld Fridaynight
at the Memorial Centre; attended
by '800 persons:, A paradelVa's
by the 'Bannockburn Pipe Band of
Varna, with S.S. 10, Ray; S.S. .7,
Hibbert; S.S. 2, TuclidiSinith; and
Hensall Public School participat-
ing. ' •
Douglas 11, Mires, Huron agricul-
tural representative, officially op-
erted the fair.. Prizes were award-
ed . for grain, roots, vegetables,
flowers, poultry; '•livestock, pets,
arts, and crafts.- There were 1,000
entries. in -110 classes. -• As Many as
• 18 entries were made in some of
the classes.
- In conjunction with the fair, an
-evening,concert.will be held in the
Town Hall Friday; October 2nd. •
•
Flouters
Dining ,tablebouquet, Grades
to -4; -Ray..Finkbeiner-2T,P,am'Tay--,
lor,, Ruth Ann Cole man -711.; :Grades
5 to 8, Mary Norris 2T, Ann II/icicle,
Paul Drysdale.
• Living- room bouquet,. Grades 1
to -4, Bonnie Ker"Slake 7H, Ruth
•Ann Coleman- 7H; Linda • Hay;
Grades 5 to 8, Patricia, Harris 7H,
Paul Drysdale, Mary Norris 2T.
Best• artistic display, Grades 1 to
4, Denise Kerslake 7H, Clarke For -
'rest; Grades. 5 to 8, Brenda Smil-
lie, .Brian Smillie, Mary Norris 2T.
_Best vase, Grades 1 to 4; Denise
2Xerslake 7H, Patricia Parke, Don
Upshall 711-; Grades .5; to 8, jOann,
Stanton,Reg_Didk,711,_Ainxilicide._
Asters, Ann 1Vlickle, Bennie Kers-
lake 7H, Brenda,
• Zinnias, __Graham Bell 1T, Den-
ise Kerslake 711, Bill Bell 1T.
Foultry
Bantam, Denis- Kerslake 711,
Barry Mousseau 1011, Allen ,Samar-
as H. • ' .• • . .
White 'Leghorn, 'Bob Munn 7H.
•Dhek' and drake, :Suzanne .Kyle,.
Ivan Boa 111. ,•,• • •
• Light Hybrid; Bob Mum TH.
Heavy' Hybrid, Donald Cole. 711,
'. Bob Munn '711, Allan Sararas .711.
• Any other Variety, Ivan Boa 7H,
Bill 'Soldan 10H; , •
• . Brown, Bob -MUnn 7H, Dennis
Kerslake .711, Donnie Kerslake 711.
White, Bob Munn 711, Steven El-
der ,1011, Donna Lynn Forrest.
Crafts •
Mounted weeds, -Brenda Smillie,
Robert McNaughton, Reg Dick 7R.
Mounted -leaVes,)H-Erian Shale,
,Ivan Bog 711, Bennie Foster. -
Named woods,'. Gorden Divk 711,
Ivan -Boa --711, RedDick 7H.
Art
Grades' 14, 'Jim Kyle 2T; Mich-
ael Davis,;.: Sharon Lavery.
Grades 2-4, Douglas Mium 10H,
Larry;Elder 1011, 'Ruth Smale•
Grades 5:6, SteYen.7-E • er 11
• tub Swale, :BarrY.:Moussegr1011'.'
Grades 74, Dan"Leriaghati, Hel-
en Wasson 1011, 3i4).
Wiiting • ..
d 3 .1n a Simmons,33
Grade , oQ C
Kerslake 711, Janice Wright 711: .
• Grade 4, Ann' Punk 1011, :Colleen'
Baynham, -Don tipshall 711.
Grade 5, Ivan Boa George
' Taylor, CarolynICampbell 1011. •
Grade 6,-Ene'tanipbell, Suzanne
-,Rannie, Patricia Harris 7H-
Hensall Sates Prices
Steers were steady at the Hen-
sall Sales last week. Twelve steers
owned by C. Dietrich, of Dashwood;
weighing 1120 ,pounds, topped the
market at $27-90, •
Butcher steers; $26,50- to $27.90;.
Medium steers, $25,50 to. $26; but-
cher heifers, $22.50 to $2.4.50; fat
cows, $13 to $14.50;..geed totirs,.
16.50 to $19; -light cows, $19,50 to
20; babies, $25:50 to $27; Veal
calves,' $25.50 to .$80;'; small calves,
.$12- to $18; • goodbull calves, $25
to 235; Holstein heifer' calves,, $20
to $47; Durham nalves,:$37 to •$62;',
weanling pigs, $7 to $8.50; chunks,
, $9 to $12; feedekS, $12.50 to $11.50;
SewS; $45 to $62;
A total -of 220 pigs and 302 cattle.
'were Sold.
:Grade'. 7 Verlyn Miller ' 711, Di-
anne Reid, Lyle Christian.
Grade, 8,, David' Duclian an, Carol
Howe 7H, Adeline Chappel 71-L •
.
ting
• ,
Grade 12 __
, Linda Mary Bloch
Kenneth ,Ferguson. ,
--Grade 2, Margaret RooSOloom,
Pafty-Hurne, Kerineili Jones. .
- Safety Rule Poster
Grades 1-4, Joan Sinclair 2T,
Joan Simmons, Marie Campbell
1011: . • -
Grades 5-8, Wayne Payne 143,H,
Bill Harburn, Iv,an Boa 1H.
Highway Safety, Wayne Ellwood,
Mary Norris 2T, Brenda Snaffle.
Crayon designs crayon', desigps on cloth, Gail
Sarigstei.
Embroidery, Ivan Boa 711, Nancy
-
Glass painting, -George Taylor,
Larry McLean 1T, Bill Soldan.
Stuffed toys, Joan Spearman.,
Ruth. McNichol 2T,„ Joan Spear-
man,
'Plaster models, Bob McNaughton
2T, Mary Norris 21`, Ruth McNich-
ol -4T: , „
Hallowe'en mask, Jim Kyle- 2T,
Robert Cooper 2T, Bob-. McNaugh-
ton 21, •, • ,
Woodwork models, Grades • 5-6,
Bob McNaughton 2T, Wayne Payne
4011; Barbara McNichol 2T; Grades
7-8, Ruth McNichol 2T, Susie Los -
tell 2T, Danny Lenaghan,
_MetaLwork, T_a_y 1 01'5.
George Taylor,,
Knitting; Grades , 3-5, Barbara
McNichtd. 2T, Ivan Boa 7H; Grades:
6-8, Ruth Ann McNichol 2T.
Clay models, Grades 3-4, Billy
Taylor; CairKirikbeiner..2T, Nich-
olas Klaver 2T; Grades 1.2, Mich-
ael Davis, Lynda Workman 2T,, Jim,
Kyle 2T.
' Salt and flour plaques, Bonnie
Kerslake ill, Don Upshall -7H, Den-
ise Kerslake 711. .
Crayon design on cloth, 'Ruth
Anti McNichol 2T, Lloyd I,ostell 2T,
Al Kyle 2T. • • .
Judges ---Mr. and Mrs. jefferrn,
:Clinton; Clifford Pehp.er.' RR. 1,
Dashwood; Harry Strang, R.R. 1,
Hensall,t,, William McKenzie, Exe-
ter; Mrs. C. Epps, Clinton; Dong -
las Miles, Clinton,
• Pets'
Rabbits Rob Swale
Y
Bonnie Dick 711. .
, Cats, -Janice Arinstiong 101-1,
Donna Whitehouse. .1-00, I-)onli
Dick 7H: ' • ,
'Dogs, Suzanne •Kyle, Marjorie
• ones... • • , •
Pit63TiS::
, Graham Bell 1T, Gor-
don Dick 111, Bob "Sniale.; 1011.."
.".•Any-, Other pets, Clark ..•Forrest,
'Freddie 'Elder
Grabi•
. ..-•
.-Oats-,7"B arnce Wright
711, Grant .Tones; heaf, IyanBoa
711;•80blay:Rinsinan •7H.
,(Continued on„page. 13)
NEWS OF IIENSALL
an ams
pture
inners
rn Crops -
n Fair Test
Corn fields,. entered inthe field
crop competition sponsored by .Sea-
fertly'AgricititurPl. Society, . Were
jud,ged-Saturday. The crOps lOoked
over included seVeral.:of excellent
y quality, the judge, .11Ugh Berry,' of
R.R. 1, Woodham," reported, .
There was some eviderice of torn
.borer1 he report, anc in s me ,0
the "fieldS. weds ia .groVVA to a
_high degree, One entry.;he found,
had been ,plowed tinder- because of
itsinferior quality; caused by , an
attack hy birds, ,
Th fieJd-,af--Bob Brearifeot
1; ,Brucefield took top honors, with
98 points • Other. winners , were:
Joe
-
Joe J:•Lane; RR '5, Seaforth, 97;
R. M. sedtt,, RR 1, 'Seaforth, : ,9,6;
Bob' Fotheringhein,._ par Sea -
forth, 95; Ken Stewart; RR.1,-Ser-
forth, .; 94;' John; Bell, .13,-IV:2, ,Sea -
forth, 98; Jack '13roadfoot,.- AR .1,
Brucefielck::90.!:-.Fred -,nacGlYino.nt,
RR 1 Varna • 89 • Donald Btichan-
an, RR 1, Londesborp,,8811,./z; Iyan
McC1:YinOnt,:."RR' 1,,• Varna; 88... '
• .. HAS RAKE' SALE . .
•tie • • •
oe s ul ,s sale bp . bak-
ing Was: 'held_ in ,..the. fernier DaIy
:Garage on Saturday, ::tinder ;"I the
auspices .of -GrOttp.; 4. Of the; W.A.
of :NerthSide.liiiited:"Clinrch:,.-
Theme ws arir.'!ekeellent "assort -l;
Merit Of pie'S; dal.;,.:',en.P..eakes.:” and
tarts. ',. Forty -One 'dollarS.,
'
was re -
re Charn,
uron 1 ro
Hensall Bantam baseball team
won the Lake Huron Zone Recrea-
tional Council Bantam baseball
championship trophy, Q11 Saturday.
Held. at Listowel, they eliminated
Exeter in the final game with a
score of 7-0:
'Teams playing in the tournament
included Exeter, Allenford, 'Port
Elgin, Mitchell, Hanover, Wing -
ham, Owen Sound, and Listowel..
,
• Hensall 'Pee Wee baseball team
was eliminated by one point -in the
finals. by Owen Sound, 3-2:. Hen-
8-W.Z.FO won the Pee Wee softball
tournament 'trophy by default when.
no other teams showed up. The;
girls''•softball team was eliminat-
ed in the finaLs by Port•Elgin.
Bingo Winners
Legion bingo winners on Satur-
day were; Mrs. Doupe, Exeter;
Miss Eleanor -Venner; Mr, Doupe,
Exeter; Miss Suzanne Kyle; Mrs.
Frank Harburn; David Singe; Miss
Boa;, Mrs. Orville- Smith (2); Mrs.
Clarence Reid (Z); Paul Boa; Sun -
gime Kyle and Vera Smale (tied);
Fred Kennings; special, Mrs.
GlenrullIcKenzie; door prize, 85,00,
Mrs. Dame, Exeter. Jackpot will be
worth $90 in ,55 calls, with a $5
door prize this week.
Mrs. John MacDonald and chil-
dren, Carrie and -Glen Cameron, of
Toronto, are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Mae»onald's parents;
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rowe. and Pat.
. Mr, 'Sohn ,Passmore has returned
from visiting his _daughters; MO
W. J.:.McLean and Mrs. L. -C. Elder
of .Hamilton,
'M. and. Mrs, John Henderson,
Jack, Sylvia and Kathie ,spent gen-
day with relatives- in 'Glencoe: -
-Jean and Ricky •Bloridell arehav.:
ing their tonsils , removed at -Clin-
ton Public Hospital ' *this- 'Friday'
,haOrning. They are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert BlOndelhrwho
live-in the 'Fink apartinent-• --:H,-----'
Rally' Day was observed in
.Church' Sunday morning
with the Sunday School scholars
and their teachers occufiking.: the,
seats in the church-- auditorium.'
The theme of the service; in charge
of Mr., C/endon Christie, Sunday
School superintendent, • 'Catered
around "Children Sing Around the
World." ', • .
• Scripture Passages Were read by
Gregory Spencer' and Stories were
told by Sharon, Skidmore and :Steve
Kyle. The junior choir eccuaed
the choir-, seats- and for their selec-
tion -sang •Bit Of SiinShine."
Suzanne; Rennie- favored' with 7 a
solo, "Jesus Wants Me For a;Sun-
beam," with the choir joining in
for the chortiSI. The choir was
un-
der the direction of S. G. :11annie',
:with Miss ;Greta Laminie at the
Gary Kyle,organ ..console.
710S McKILLOP TOV111'416111P brothel' and sister team Won- first and second prizes for animals
they showed in the junior beef section of the McKillop School Fair on Thursday, Larry Horne
and attend 8,5. 12,1 1VicKillep School'. -(B-H Photo). -
Won first and Ilia sister, Donna, WOil second. 'They are children of Mr. and Mtg. Donald Herne,
fer--1-1,tirori; Doug H. IVIllesr'lfuren
:County agricultural representative,
and his assistant, Don Grieve. .
A parade of' eight sehools was
headed by the -Seaforth District
High School Girls,' TrumpetBaid„
and there were-chilrlren on decor-
ated bicycles and trieYcles.
Gordan, Papple, president,chair.-
ed p .program.by.pupils",ef.the 'yet.=
ion§ .schools. These Were 'assisted
by Miss •Sharon'Streng; the. CrOnirr
Sisters and a: dance . group tuider
the direction' of Mr,: Orville Storey.
'Qfficials of the lait
als& includ-
ed Merfin•Dietz.F.,-"first-, vice-PreSi-
-dent;: Ralph MeNrelicil; second "vice-
president, - and. 'Will:Min I Dennis;
seeretarY:treastirer:
Directors: and. committees :includ-
ed: heavy horses, Ralpit.Fischer,
Ralph McNichol; calves, Williani
Boyd,Mervin Dietz, RoY,Wildfong;
Ken Stewart, W1liam••Be.rineWiesi.
Ted •Melady; lainbS," JaMes.,"SlOart,
Les; Pepper, Gilbert Pigs;:
James.. Sloan, ill Little; : La Vern,
Gedidit, Gilbert Sibith; poultry and
pets; Clarence Ryan;
Dominic Mur-
ray, AUgnste ,I),ucliarme," Jelin. Hen-
derson,' Sam McClure, ' 'Wilfred
O'Rourke; .grain Vegetables, , and.
fruit, Ross' Driscoll,: Charlie. !:Me-
aVini: Archie, Soria erville,. JoeMe-
Laughlin, Everett-Betiermann Zack,
Ryan; flOW_er.S.,..„114:_sJ..a.ines.,Key_s;
Mrs. Wiffiam Dennis;' Mrs.: 'John
MoYlan,„.;MrS . Gordaii Papple, Mrs'.
Kea Stewart: , .. •
;Collections, ,Hareld..,
liam Ryn,.. Roy Patrick, Ross cp--
don; manual training, .Harold -Stor-
ey, -.Ryan,. .Roy.'" "Patrick,
Rosa:Gordon; writing;:printing and
Mrs. Ken,7,13ettles„...MrS,
Wifson :Campbell, .;Mrs; Gilbert
:Srnith;.- Mis-;. Hatold':..BrYce; fancy
WOrk, Mrs, A. Somerffle, Mrs
Rey: Patrick; Mrs. .: ,Robert MC -
Michael, MrS", Stanley: Ilillen;, Mrs.
Ken 'Beattie; baking. and canned:
fruit.,,,MiSs.,Ethel Dennis; Mrs. Alex
Smith, Mrs. SteVe. Murray, MTS.
Les . l3euerniann,, 'Mrs..: Albert. Sie-
Mon:- .,contests, Robert: McKercher,
Mrs;:.,Gordair.PapPie Mrs:'.S eve
Murray, Mrs. 1lobert ,McKereher.
Races, , Martin
Murray; Ralph EischerAlek Kerr,
Mac Scott, John .11enderscii,Steph-
en Murray, 'Harold ',Pryee,•::, Ken
BettleS;• .refreShrrient
Harry . Johnston,: Steve
Murray, John;.,Moylan, Oliver
PrYee, Stanley Les Prycei
Orville Beuerniann, Keii."."BettleS;.
.gatekeeperS; "Aaron. jantzi, "Wilfred
O'Rourke, -;;Freci..." Rose, -,Everett
Storey, -. Clarence--",;Regele; -tents
Bolton , ,
Grain -
Sheaf Of Wheat: ;David Wildfong,
6;- 'Sheaf • of oats ..., -.-Earle Rose,. 9;•
Karen:Doi-1page; 10, Sheaf of bar-
ley: Glenn .Dolmage; •kareti Doi
mage, Audrey Qilai:t.
of field and garden, heans:.-! Betty.
Ree; Garry Betties; RobertShan
-
non Bennie,' Stewart," June
of .ensilage "e,orn:
'Warren. Rock; Sheila Peitz,. 8; .Lor-
etta 11flurray,„8;...Neil Bet/ern/min;
Lenny Ryan 1.Gwen. euerinann,
-
6. Ten cogs, grain' Corn: Mark Ille-
Kercheri-,z,BonnidLStewartl.
Geral-
dine Dennis,.A,ndrey
McMich-
aeij Frances Dietz, 8;:Paul. Som-
erville. '..Baie. .Of first -cut bay:.
Whithoid Choinicki; -. Betty Roe,:
'Viet/a:el Johnson,, 8'; Garry Betties.
Bobby' Pryce,., 6; :Glenn Pryce; 6.
Bale ofsecon&citi. hay: :Lois God -
kin; NiurraY Pryce,Warren-Reck,
Garry Dietz; Donald,: Diegel,r 8.
Linda Kerr,,, 10. • ,
Quart pf .barley: Donald .Coyne,
1; 'Gary Betties, 10; MiChael Jobn-
Murray Pryce; '101 David
WildforiM 9; Marjann ,Wildfeng,• 9.;
Quart .0f wheat: IVIarlann Wild-
fOng;',Dai;ria Wildfbegr. Joan Boyd.
Qaart ' of 'oats: -David Wildfong,
lon Coyne. Quart ;Of...field'•beans:
Reba Doig; 4.''BernibeLROse,.. ;9;
Earle • Rose," Billy' 'Shen,' 1; , Els ie
Rose, Robert Shannon, ,7.
Vegetables' and Fruits
Field turriipS jimmy Henderson,
Prancia Maloney 1; Stephen Eck-
ert; Joan - Eckert; Ann, Eckert.
Table turnips: .Gordon. Moylan;
Francis Maloney; Murray Hender-
son; JDiannd Henderson; Herby
Shannon, Z; Bruce- Smith„.4. Irish
Cobbler potatoes: Mary Margaret
Flanagan, .1; Ricky McKenzie, 4;
Elsie Rose, 9; Earle Rose, 4; Kar-
en Kerr; Lynda Kerr, 4. Katandin
potatoes: Billy Siennon, 8;' hype`
• tNielsolritobert- Shannon 'Aud-
rey McMichael; Keith • Simon;
Francis. Maloney. Seblgo potatoes:•
Murray, Pepper,:12 .,. -Geraldine Den-
]
rpw
ir at Wii'ihro 9 Liuda Sonieryille,. 7; .Shar-
on MacKenzie, -4; ltieky MacKeii-
"zip, 4;Betty Roe. • '
, Teniatoes': EVelyn Storey"; Glor-
ia, Diegel, 8; Stan Fischer, 9.; Mark
Smith, 4; Billy Sie-
mon. .,Table corn: Billy Siemon
Eleer,Malone,. 1; .• Jeanne Mur-
ray,._ 1; .1LpistGeditin;„.EvelYn'Stor-
..
ey; -Ronald Murray: .MangO1ds:,1
Jimmy. Henderson;,..Billy..l.,11ender-'
son; -Keith.---.Siemon; Bifly Sienton.
'Carrets-;-; Karen 'Deli -nage; Glenn
„Dolniage;-,Keith Sienion; -Keg
Dol-
inage.; Ian Dolmage,-
Beets :".Warren. Rock ;,Ia n ,Dolmage ;
Murray' Pepper; Karen Doirriage;.
Dianne Henderson, 4; Glen .Dol -
mage. -.Cabbage: -Keith Siemon;
Billy- Sim/on; :Jane Shannon;, Mary
Lou Coyne; , Charles SWan; Eileen:
'Maloney. ,'..Onions: 'Larry Horne; ,
Francis ‘.MaiOneY;" Donna Herne; '
Dianne :Dalton; :,10;'" D. ' O'Renrite,
'Rey Dalton.' :Spanish'. Onions.: ',Lai:-
'ry Horne; Gordonaciefiler„, 8;, Don-
na Horne; - Paul' Horan,' 8.- Citrons:
;Leis.:„Godkin; Dean Srilithi 8; Jean" -
Roe; Betty -Roe; -Tom Ranson, f2;
'Gerald Ryair:'. Pie pUmpkin:, Gar -1
ry BettleS'; Francis MaIoney;., Ron-
ald: Campbell, 10;'`Denald:Diegel;
rseShow
Largest punipkin: -Larry Murray,
8; James Diegel; 14nda Miller, 8;
Ruth Ann,-.Di'egel;-. Dennis 'Smith;
Elsie Roe, 9. , ' •
Fall apples: Audrey McMichael,
7; Lois Godkin; Linda Somerville;
Mark Smith; Herby Shannon;
Bosman, 7. Winter 'apples: Audrey
McMichael; Lois Godkin; Robert
Shannon; Ronald !Campbell; Ag-
nes:Ryan; James Bosman.. Pears:
Murray IVIeCifiTe,;13; Evelyn Stor-
ey; Robert ShannOn; Geraldine
Dennis; Barbara McClure, 10.
Plums:„ Agnes Ryan; Loretta Mur-
ray, A; Eileen Maloney. •
Flowers
, • •
Dining -room bouquet.: Joan Alex-
ander, 12; Glenda Little, 10; R.utb
Diegel; Audrey McMichael; 'Peter
Dawson, 10; Evelyn, Storey. Pot-
ted plant in bloom: Glenn Dal -
mage; ,Joyce McNichol;: ,Withold
Chornieki; _Sharon Johnson; Jean
Patrick, 12;," Michael Walsh: Pot-
ted plants, no bloom.; Audrey Mc-
Nichol; Herby Shannon; Francis
Beuernaarm; Billy Siemon;'' Dan
O'Rourke; June Hiller. ' Dahlias:
Linda Somerville; Glenn Dolmage;
Karen Dolmage; ' Billy • Siemon;-
Gloria Diegel 8- Donna Horne-- (Continued on -Page 12) "
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ea eft
"'The finest Sight in _a Fell Fair"
is the, ,description of the harness
horse teams ef four aninials in the
heavy.horse .show at Seaforth Fall
Fair. on Friday 4•afternoon. •
• ,
, Officials; of, the heavy horse_ sec-
tion anticipate' a 'heavy showing,
probably the heaviest yet. Prize
,xrioney .'amounts to $863.00. There
are 22 classes in the _horse sec-
tion; plusthreespecials.
There are threeindividual see-
tions—Clydesdale,, Percheron or
.Belgian; -and Wagon class.' In each
'section there are classes for brood
xnares with foal, foals, and three
_two, and one -year-old filiios or geld-
-- The banaess classes iheludelight
ciratght teams, wagon, Percheron,
Belgian and heavy ,draft teams in
harriess",' 'single' 'Wagon. here `iri
harnesS and the four -horse tandem
TOP event of the heavy horse
showvvill be the $100 stake inWhich
the best, horse in theshovv is Chos-
en; The top _ten will each receive
'prize money. There, will also be
the tovms.hip special for the best
three horses from any municipal--
ity, and a class for the best hand-
led colt_led by a boy or girl 17
years and under, -
The committee, in- Charge of the
heavy horse seetion beaded by
Robert Patrick, hid:tides Elgin•
Nott, Eliner Dennis, W. J. Dale,'
Gordan Papple4Verne Dale, Oliver,
Wright anci Godkin.
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44'
55
',_. THESE ITEREE PUPILS of McKillop Township Schools won prizes
Fair, ori Thursday.- They are, from the left: Linda ,Sornerville, S.S. 7;
and -Audrey McMichael S.S. 7. (B-11 Photo)
Zurich Fair Plans
Special -Event-s
The highlight of this year's Zur-
ich Fall Fair, to be held on. satin --
day and Monday, September 26th
and 28th, will be a monster horse'
show. ,in the Arena on Monda3r
night. M. L. "Tory" Gregg will be
the master of ceremonies.
This year the horSe show Will be
offering dyer $1,000 in prize money,
and- -a better. program than last
year will be in stere for the spec-
tators. There are 46"classes in the
show. , On Saturday night the
"Kpinas -Farmer" will present an
all-star variety, show in the :Zurich
The 95th annual fall fair will
of-
ficially get under way on Monday
at 1 p.m. with a monster parade,
led by the Seaforth District High
School Girls' Trtimpet Baod._.Q11
Joe of the usual exhibits, midway
and cattle show, there will be a
pet show at 2:80 p.m. and a baby
shOw at 3 p,nr. -
.Working on a. rebuilding theme
of "Bigger and Better Than.Ever",
the directors of the Zurich Fall
Fair are -looking for their .best
crowd in many years at this year's
exhibition. - •
Men.wlio_arelond
.
---ozna...a't,e a howling7Sueceas.:
.11 yoilthink-womet ilOet.do any-
thing on time;
,- you've never .:gone
shopping with them..k.'
FARM FORUM SEEKS ANSWERS
TO BASIC PROBLEMS OF FAR
Who.is to blame for the' low in-
comes earned by -;120,000 of Can-
ada's -fanners?: Have the farmers
themselves any dhoiee, in the Mat-
ter? 'De they:have any control: ov-
er their own standard of living, or
IS their inconie'and way of,litt the
resat,of a' choice to: accept ,other
Values that financial ones?. • •
- Has government 'any otligation
jX) provide these people with the on,-'
Pertithity. to earn higher incomes?
Should efficient productioli with its
goal of high-volunie outint be saeri-
fieed in order that the strtall farm-
er ineY be kept on the Iand? ' .
Where do farrn organi2atiOns fit
-into the 'puzzle? Should, they sup-
port their more, auccessful and,
powerfid element of efficient: pro -
'<hiders, or should they lend a hal-id
to the l&rge •grenps, Of producers'
-wbo say 'little about their proh-
4e5ns• and, Who can, do little to solve
On the second: of Noyember, Na-
tional • Earin Radio Iomuni wil
onee" more hit the air on Menday
evenings at 8:30 its weekly
look at'current and vital farm is,
.sues The • issue will be "The
Sniall Farmer. Does, his plight
deserve, special:action en the part
of gevetritnents and farm prgan-
iiation?,:` ShouRV-11e ,be sUpperied
by 'special-means'order that the
cointkinnities and neighborhoods of
Canada. Ina!: be retained? What
policies and , programs are net:es- ,
Sary to. ensure Iliat those • people
who want to remain on the farm
may do so,, at a decent standard
of livjn. 4
• Since there are 120,000 farmeri
in 'Canada who' do not earn More
than $1400•each.year,-it is obvious
that thia topic Ls "ail impbrtAnt one.
The ' broadcast will originate
from the Royal' York Hotel, in W-0,-
ronto, where the Ontario Federa-
tion of Agriculture Will be holding
its annual medting. Por one and
hourS, . the 'groups! Alla
their palierivill examine their thinkMg' and will report their findings
to eaeh other.
at the M,cKillop School
Bruce Glanville, S.S. 9,
etition Keen4
S.S. 7 was first in choral read-
ing. S.S. 1; second, and S.S. 9,
Winners in the baby show were;
six months and tinder, Bonnie
Storey,13-ettyAnn.Bdiferin aim,- Bri-
an Edward Nesbitt; six months to
one year, Linda Dianne God skin,,
Vonda Jean Storey, Kevin Camp:
Evelyn Store was named Junior
,
Miss McKillop, • with Patsy Storey
and Rose Mary Ryan runners-up.'
Bryan Brant was. chosen Junior
Mr. McKillop, with Glenn 'Dolmage
and Murray Henderson runn.ers-up,
The Oldest woman on.the grounds
was Mrs., Lena Bennewies; Robert
Beattie was the oldest man. ,
Best decorated bicycle: Peter
-Dawson, S.S, 10; 'Ann Shea, S.S. 1;
Sharon McKenzie, S,S, 4;' Karen
Dolmage, S.S, 10;- 'best decorated
tricycle, Joanne Murray, 8.S. 1;
Ricky McKenzie, S.S. 4; Star Fisch -
9; Joyce McNichoLS.S. 9.
Following are the other prize
winners: ,.
4-11 senior beef calves!, public
selipol pupils: Amy Stay:art, SS.•
4; Geraldine Dennis, S.S. 9.; Go
071 Prycc.SS:67Z'df 'ca, 1959,,
run on cow: Larry Horne,
Horne, 12; Geraldine Dennis,.
9: Gordon Moylan, 1. Beef calf,
peg red: Faye Little, 6; Mary, Lou
Coyne,- 1. Dairy heifer call, seh-
lor: Doug Boyd, 6; Amy Stewart,
4., Dairy. heifer call, junior, Faye
Little, 6„; Mary. Lou C0ine.,1; Joan
Boyd,- 6. Dairy ',heifer, cal, junior;
s...k,eePstakes, An Stewart, 4.
Showmanship, Geraldine Dennis',
Amy Stewart Faye -Little, .Best'
dairy calf under 200 pourlds; ,Doug
Boyd
Bet market iamb; James BOS-
Man, Neil McNichol.' 7: Paul
Somerville, 7. test king -wool larnb:
Paul Sornerville,..Nell McNichol,
Jim Bosnian Best short '-- wool
Iamb: Neil McNichol; Paul Sorrier-
yille, James Bosnian.
Best goat: Donna 'Marie Horne,
10; Marjorie 'Wildfong,2_9; Louis
Beuermans
Best pair of 'pigs, 50 pounds -• and
under: Neil McNichol, Lois God -
kin, Gary McNichol; 'James' Bos-
nian. Best pair of pigs, 100 pounds
arid under: Don Dalton, -4; „Lois
.Godkin; Warren Rock, $; Don
,Coyne. Bestm• pair of gilts, 150
pound's and under: Lois Godkin,
Joyce McNichol, Bonnie SteWart,
Don McNichol. test sow; 1959:
BonnieStewart, Ainy Stewart; .Tim-
my Henderson, 4; Don McNichol.
Poultry and Pets , ' •
Pair of geese ,Nitold ChOmicki,
12; Pail, Somerville. Pair of tut -
keys: Larry Horne, 12: 'Pair of
ducks ; Jimmy- Henderson, '4;
Wayne-HpegY, 6; Jim Alexander, '.
12. Pair ' of pheasants; KeitkSie-
Mon, 8; Jane McClure, 10. Pair of -
Bantams: Betty Roe, 9; Julia 'Blan-
chard, 10; Jan 'Dolinage, 10: Pair '
of . pigeons: • Neil Little,- 6; Ann
'Eckert; 8; Doug Boyd; 6. Pair. of
rabbits: Ann Eckert, 8r -'Niteld
Cliomiek4 :Warren Rock. Best dog:
Barry Gordon, ,4; Miles Little, 10;
Eileen . O'Rourke,' 1:, Brown eggs:' .
Michael Walsh, 1; Mar Walsh, 1;
, atherine Flannigan 1 • White
• 7. -
,
eggs: Jane Shannon., 4;Joyce Ry-
an. 1; ,‘Paill ,Sornerville. pair of •
guinea pigs:1 Charles Swan, 10;
Warren ,Bettermann, 6; Julia Blari.---7,
1,
chard,:: 10, Pair of....White-Illocks:
Garry , Betties; 10. Pair. of White
Leghorns: 'Janice Horan, 8; 'Bon-
nie Stewart; • joyee McKercher, 12.
Pair, of heavy liybridsr, Michael
'
Walsh, Mary Walsh, Joseph Walsh,
. .
The football coack, dejected 'be-
cause his team was losing , again,
looked 'Awn the- bench of . subs*,- tutes and yelled, "All tight, Jones.„.
-go.:1, :•h-,Ltheq-and--getlerueionst"-. -
•
Jones jumped up With a start and
erideL: "Sure; coaelt What's his
number" • - •
REV. ANNE P. GRAMM',
M.SC., 'Minister of Rowntree
United Church. London, and
chaitinan of the Committee of
WoMen Workers, London Con-.
ferenee, who will speak at the
evening giniiVersary service of
Egmondville United Church
Sunday. •