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The Huron Expositor, 1973-06-21, Page 130 Dick Hargreay,es presents the Hensall Sales Trophy to Mike Bennindyk Reserve Grand ChamplOp for finish. Stan Jackson, :cc a.mpen, presentg a ttnnert SimpsonCo. silver tray to Mac Parker, Watford, ,poll Shorthorn Breeders winner of the best bull and 3 females any age beef breed competition. Assisting Mr. Parker is Dorothy Parker, Hensall and Frank Falconer, Clinton. News of Kippen CorreSpondent ' Mrs. Rena Caldwell • News Of Winchelsea Correspondent Mrs.Wm. Walters I ENJOY WORK- ING WITH PEOPLE. Consider a Career in food services or as a community homemaker. Find out more about the Consumer and Fam- ily Studies Program • at Conestoga College by re- turning this coupon. I would like information oai this full-time program designed for high school. graduates or equivalent. Nome Address Please return to: Regt10-. law, Conestoga College, 299 Door, Deuve, Kitchener. 653-2511 ,lit 261.. 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FRIENDLY SERVICE Phone -527-0250 Seaforth • Hogopi oxposnr9 ogAiwpwrif f ONT. 410114 2J . 103;rit cis cha m Ross'Haugh, Assistant Editor of the.pteter Times Advopate -presents the Exeter Times Advocate Trophy to Robert Mac- Gregor for his Grand Champion for Finish Hereford. , • Winners of the Grand Champion Showmanship for the senior division were Bevan Kinsman- yen) Reserve Les Coleman, Junior Champion John•Bennindyk; ReserVe David Townsend. Hensall Fair Queen of the Furrow Marilyn Roberton and Aria Stewart, Queen of Seaforth, added beauty tothe Itensall Parade,,Tuesday night on main Street. Hensall Fair Arad's large crowd There was a large attendance at the•.105th annual Hensall Twi- light Fair andAtock Show Tues- day evening WitYch began with a parade' from the Main Street of Hensall. At the head of the procession waS. , Jack Riddell, Huron M,.P. g., Grant MacGregor, President•of the Fair Organizat- ion and John Baker, Reeve •of Hensall. Mr. Riddell opened the Hensall Legion Ladies Auxi- fair and acted as master of nary met in the Legion Hall ceremonies for the Stock ShoW. with President MildredChalmers In the front of the parade in presiding. Plans Were ..made to a blue convertible owned and' cater to a Graduation. Banquet on driven by John Taylor, Hensall, June 28 for grade 8 pupils of . were three area Queens, Anne Hensall Public School. The Stewart of Seaforth, Queen of the mystery prize was won by Mary Furrow Marilyn Robertson and Bisback and the attendance by , Carole Webber of Clinton. Mildred Chalmers. Underway in Hensall park was the midway and judging of the BUSINUSS MEETING Q F horse classes. Inside thefiensall CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN ' Arena was full of activity with a • A business meeting of the cattle show and presentations of W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian trophies. Winners included: Church was held Monday evening Grand Champion for Herefotd , in ,the Church and opened with finish, Robert MacGregore die- a prayer by the • President Mrs. serve Grand Champion went to Rachel Schwalm. Minutes were Mike 'Bennindyk, 3. Hugh Ryan, • real, by the acting -secretary; 4. Jane Willert, 5. Brian Wilsont 1V1r4Emma Campbell. V its to were been made. on was taken of Prayer 'articles were read—by the. President. Members packed a twelve pound parcel and nulled it to a missionary, Miss Pauline Brown, Christian Hospital , Jobat,.M.P. Via Dohad, India. Ladies Aid meeting which fol- lowed with President Mrs, Aldeen Volland presiding and Mrs. Maggie - Campbell acting as secretary. \., Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Triebner were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waters, West Palm, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ayer and Larry of Richmond, Mich.; and Mrs. Gladys Latimor of Sarnia. Larry Wright spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright. Visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Finlayson to cele- brate Father's Day and Mr. Frank Parson's birthday were: Mr. .and Mrs. Don Parsons and family, Mr. Richard Wiilert; Mr. and Mrs., Lloyd Thompson and_ Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parsons and Kim Mrs. Linda Iredale and family; Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien and boys; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parsons and Vicki; and Marion Parsons. 'Mr. Lorne Finlayson joined the celebration for supper:" Mrs Volland heads Rebekah lodge Irene Blackwell volunteered ,to visit the Queensway Nursing Home in June. Mrs. Myrtle received from Mrs. Cokley Orr was appointed a trustee for the donation to 'the fund to for the Lodge. The date of July purchase a bus for Huronview 15th was suggested for the an- residents. , hug picnic with the subordinate Mrs.Leona Parke was appoin- Lodge. ted • 'to attend the Rebekah Assembly in Toronto June 18 with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, who is the represenative from Amber. Lodge.' Officers elected by acclamat- ion are : Noble Grand Mrs. Aldeen Volland; Vice-Grand Mrs. Margaret Consitt; record- W.I.MEETING • After supper at the Kippen United Church, the Hensall W.I. met jn the Legion Hall when President Hilda Payne welcomed members and guests. The roll call was answered with sink, say or pay. A short financial report was given by Treasurer, the backbone of voluntary social Marg. Ingram. Myrtle Orr gave work • in hospitals, auxiliaries, a report of the District Annual Churches and service organizat-which she and Mrs. McAllistef ions. It is the middle aged who attended recently. Mrs. Sadie support the Church, not only fin- ancially, but In giving of ourselves. This is the afternoon of life, we 'may pursue a hobby. We are more independent, more tolerant and a more able to obpe with. life ' and with theirself. Riley gave a report for the card Eleven members answered the ' committee and a new member, roll call. Ann Duttmann was welcomed. Mrs. Doreen Spencer re- ported on the Beef Barbeque vwed Pearl Koehler and Elsie Carlile • In May and Mrs. Kyle reie were the programme convenors, plans for the September meeting, and Hostess Hilda Payne served juice. Week-end visitors with Mrs. Edith Miller were' Mrs.Robert Annan, Larry, Nancy and Blair. Pickering; Saturday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenson • of 'Brampton, who als,o attended the •• PriddlersA'Contest Saturday evening; Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘Bassow and Emma of Zurich.. Mrs. Ed. Munn, who spent last week in Victoria Hospital in L'Ondon returned to her home last Saturday and is much im- proved in health. Congratulations are extended to Alvin and Marilyn Taylor on visited on Thursday with ,Mrs. the arrival of a baby daughter, Wm. Walters. Jennifer Ann at Victoria Hos- Mrs. Freeman Horne; Mrs. Pltal, London, on Tuesday. Phil Hern; Mrs. John Coward Mr. and Mrs. John Skea, visited on Monday evening with 'Iltiron Park and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sanford Hutton, celeUting Randy Mason and Andrew,London -a birthday. Visited over the week end with Mrs. 'Inward Dayman, Lau- . Mr. and Mrs. John Skea and rte, Darccey and Charlene of David. Kippen, visited on Wednesday Mr...and Mrs. Robert Schwalm with-Mr. and Mrs. wm. Walters. and family of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and family attended the Skinner Schwalm and Marjorie. picnic in Exeter on Sunday, Mrs. Joyce Essery visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny Walters Monday„ and ,Mrs. Cecil Robb, of Hensall and Mrs. Margaret Lucan visited Tuesday with Mrs. Ryckman and -Terry of Fergus -Rachel Schwalm. visited on Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Horne, Shelly and Jodie; Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Gru,bbe and boys and Miss Ruth Horne of London visited on Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. • Egmondville Miss Sheila Geddes received her County Honours in 4-H home- making club. She has completed her six clubs. Sheila also be- came a mernbekof the Egmond- ville United Church on Sunday together with several other young people. Chuck Joyce, 22, of 290 SPringbank Drive, London, won the Class A open . Jiddling, oballIptonshirat"the third annual Ontario Fiddlers Contest in Hen- sall Saturday, collecting a prize tofec$h)45nOirc0. 1an joyactei an audio-visual he University •of Western Ontario, has been playing the fiddle since he was . nine.' He won the Southwestern Ontario Fiddling Championship in petrolla for the past three years and the Junior Canadian Championship when he was 16. In the fiddling for competitors 70 and over, Ernie Adair, 71, of Parkhill took fi rst prize; Ro- bert Rennie, '74, of Shakespeare, second; Albert Romphf, 84, of -,parkhill, third. ,Other winners include: Step dancing, 12 yearsi„and under: Lori Bender of Watford. Step dancing, 13-25 years: Lynn Kernighan of Komoka. Step dancing, 26 s and 'over: Leonard Clark of London. fiddling, 12 years and under; Jim Campbell of Belmont. Fiddling, 20 years' and' under: David Hammond of Dunnville. Fiddling ladies open: Kathy Ferguson of Kitchener. Novelty fiddling: Gerry Smith of gxeter. • Fiddling, 55 years and over: mom McQueston of King City. Legion Ladies will cater to HPS 'banquet 6. John Bennindyk, 7. Wayne Shapton, 8. Mary Jane McGregor. Tops in, the Breeder' s Spec —and winner of A. Y, McLean Trophy in the Open,MarketClass for steers was Linda Bell, 2. Bevan Kinsman, #2, -Staffa, 3. Tom Ryan, 4. Hugh Ryan, 5. Les F alconer. Senior- Showmanship Cham- pion was Bevan Kinsman, Les Coleman, R. serve. John Bennin- dyk won the for Showmanship with David Townsend, runner up. Grand Champion Calf owned by Robert McGregor was bought by Darling's I.G.A. of Exeter for 75C per lb. Reserve Champion owned. by Mike Bennindyk was purchased by Al's Market, Hen-, sail for 65C lb. Adam Flowers of Bgyfield was presented the top prizes for Grand Champion Angus Cattle, Wilmer Dolmage of R.R.#1, Lon- desboro took all the ribbons for grand champion Charolais. Top prize for :Hereford' Bull went to George Kennedy. the gk sic k and- , reOrted Least coin and Marg. Shobbrook, Blyth, mounted on her Palomino Court Cliffs April Storm took part in the horse show rd the; ITehsall Twilight Fair, Tuesday night. Ainher`Rebekah Lodge met in ing secretary - Mrs. Leona the Lodge rooms when N.G. Mrs. Parke; financial secretary Irene „Blackwell presided assis- ted by V,G.Mrs. Aldeen Volland. Mrs. Volland reported for the visiting committee, and M r s. Dorothy Corbett gave the finan- cial report. A thank-you was Mrs. Bertha MacGregor; Trea- surer - Mrs. Dorothy Corbett.- Mrs. 'Rose Broderick and Mrs. UNIT 1. HENSALL U.C.W. Mildred Kyle presided for the meeting of Hensall United Unit 1 Thursday' afternoon at the Church. The. hymn,,Take up Thy Cross" was sung and the liventy-third Psalm was repeated in unison. The chairman gave some wOrthwhile, thoughts to re- member in ten devotional about the pros and cons of middle age. She reminded• us, we must not be at a spiritual or mental stand- still of life. We-should be more aware of ones needs and diffi- culties. If we believe in true love, .we must give of ourselves. We shniild not feel there' aren't many things .we may do. we are Simpson read a short presen- tation and presented a gift to Past President Dorothy Beaton, who with- her husband have left Hensall to -live in Blyth. Grace Peck also presented a gift to her, who thanked emeryone.Nellie Personalts Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling of London, Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and boys pf Farquhar, visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Free- man Horne. Mrs. Ray Cottle of Exeter 4 T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Horrie 235-1384 Order Now For Delivery As Soon As Possible In The Spring DISPLAYS ALSO1N GODpitfCH, CLINTON and SEAFORTH "oci. BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919"