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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-06-07, Page 2SPECIALIZE_ TS LEGAL, MEDICAL OR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY! Old you know that Conestoga College offers a two year secretarial program at CLINTON? Some grade 12 graduates with good typing and shor- thand _may„complete_Me Prc9fert1 Offelearl„ (10 cupping n pow I would like Information on this full-time program designed for high school graduates or equivalent. Name Address Phone Please return to: Registrar, Conestoga College, 299 Doon Valley Drive, Kitchener, 653- 2511 ExL 261. CNA-LAME., Pat Kay of Clinton received the MVP award for Junior girls basketball from Miss Burch at the recent CHSS Athletic award, banquet. (photo by Jack Hunt) itir4E F1 ERMAN FREE INSTALLATION AND LIFETIBIE GUARANTEED MUFFLERS SHOCK ABSORBERS I i "YOUR SILENT PARTNER" WHERE QUIET ,BEGINS 1 5 MIN. SERVICE OPEN MO$,FRI.8 6 SAT. 8 CHAR EX 738 Otitatia St, 271-5560 Stratford As usual, the Baby Show at the Clinton Fair attracted some top notch talent. Left to right are the winners In the six months to one year class: Gina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mustard of Clinton, who was also top baby overall. Dawn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gene Powell of Clinton; Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nigh of Seaforth; and Tammy Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Showers of Bluevale. (News-Record photo) . We really "DIG" our work! . Backhoe Service . Bulldozing . Basement Excavation . Dump Truck . Cleaning Out Fence Bottoms SEPTIC TANKS Sales and Installation We have just taken delivery of a new and larger bulldozer to meet YOUR requirements "BIG or small we dig them all" Guetan Jacques 5244104 AR 2 GootrtICH 5244240' 9,--CONTON MEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973 Complete results of Fair horse show Fire Chief Clarence Neilens brought us in a letter which he received from the kindergarten classes a Holmesville Public School,, Written for the children by their teacher, Miss Hoy, it thanked him for their visit to the fire hall. The letter was signed by each of the children who were; Shelley, Jackie, Naomi, Ruthann, Lorne, Ken, Margie, John, Jacqui, Kevin, Andrew, Travis, Gerald, Kevin P., Bruce, Karen, Chris, Ann, Michael C, Melody, Gregory, Lynda, Michael P,, Michael H., Robin, 'Tim, Wayne Jennifer, Laura, Steve and regretfully, one or two we couldn't decipher. Mrs. Nelson Bushell of town attended the graduation of her niece, Barbara E. Cameron, as Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at University of Guelph on May 25, 1973. Wayne Conteion, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon of RR 4, Seaforth recently received his diploma as a Construction Technician In a two year course at Fanshawe College In London. Mr. Cantoion is now em- ployed with Glivesy Construc- tion Limited of Tillsonburg. 111111111 Dr. Cameron, daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Cameron, Lucknow received the silver medal proficiency award of academic standing and the Tuco award for proficiency in Veterinary Clinical Large Animal Medicine, She was second in a class of 84, In all, there were ten girls in the class. The following day Mrs. Bushell and Mrs. Russell Garrison attended the graduation at Loyalist College, Belleville of Sgt. Jack Loosemore of Trenton who is now an Electronics Engineer technician, We have received some draw results from the Spring Fair. The Esso draw for a power humidifier was won by Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Clinton; 25 gallons of fuel, Mrs. Betty Brown, Clinton and 25 gallons of fuel Doris Heipel, R R 3, Clinton, The Tupperware draw was won by Mrs. D. E. .Gliddon, Clinton; World Book and Child Craft, Ken McKay, Kippen. Winners of the .draws at the Huron County Cream Producers' booth are also listed. Butter winners were Mrs. Viola Good, R R 5, Goderi,th, Janet Rutledge, R R 5, Clinton; 'Lawrence Wilson, R R 2, Goderich; Harold Wet- tlaufer, Clinton; Barbara God- dard, Goderich; Gerald Van Ugh, Clinton; Mrs. M. Smith, Clinton; Gordon Gross, Auburn; Mrs. C. Van Damme, Clinton. Ice ,Cream winners were Mrs. Eva Darnborough, Bayfield; Allen Betties, Bayfield Mrs. G. Scribbins, Clinton; Allan Hilhorst, Clin- ton; Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Lon- desboro; Mrs. Ken McDougall, Auburn. Vacation time is fast ap- proaching--some folks are already enjoying theirs. If you are contemplating a trip to British Columbia this year, here is a suggestion from the Canadian Government Travel Bureau. There is a regular run of the British Columbia Railway Train No, 1 that travels 462 miles north through B.C. from North Vancouver to Prince George in the interior. The No. 1 will stop anywhere along the way to pick up coun-_, try folk who flag it down. C., casual and exciting trip and most spectacular from the scenic aspect. The train follows curve after curve in the track past Hor- seshoe Bay and on up to Alta Lake, the summit of the coastal mountain range. Then it descends into the lush Pember- ton Valley winding to Lillooet in the heart of Cariboo country, Passengers wishing to make it a one day trip can return to North Vancouver from Liliooet. Anyone who can afford the time won't regret carrying on to Prince George. From Lillooet the train passes through the Fraser River Canyon and at one point, the river can be seen two thousand feet below the tracks. Then the train begins its climb to the highest point on the railway. Horse ake at 3,864 feet above sea level, The run from North Van- couver to Prince George takes place Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays so it is necessary to stay overnight in Prince George. Hotel accommodation can be made through the British Columbia Railway, 1095 West Fender Street, Van- couver, B.C. HEAVY HORSES Heavy stallion: .James Winsor, R13 13, Watford, Filly or gelding foaled in 1969 or previous; Charles F. Halliday, RR 2, Chesley; Russell Teeple, RR 1, Paisley; Weldon and Bruce Burrell, RR 6, Woodstock; Russell Teeple, RR 1, Paisley; Agricultural; . Filly or gelding foaled in 1969 or previous; Charles }Ialiiday, Cllr ley; van Thomas, Paisley; Ryi.sell Teeple, Paisley; Weldon afld Bruce Burrell, RR 6, Wood- stock, . Team in harness: Charles F. Halliday, RR 2, Chesley; Russell Teeple, RR 1, Paisley; Ivan Thomas, Paisley; Weldon and Bruce Flurrill, Woodstock. Percheron: Filly or gelding foaled in 1969 or previous; Reg Black, RR •I, Moorefield; Russell Teeple, Paisley; Russell Teeple, Paisley; Allan Horsburgh, RR 1, Holstein. Filly or Gelding foaled in 1970: James Winsor, RR 8, Watford. Filly or gelding foaled in 1971: James Winsor, RR 8 Watford. Horse colt or filly foaled in 1972: James Winsor, RR 8 Watford. Belgian Filly or gelding foaled in 1969 or previous: John Guy, RR 6 Brant- ford; Cecil M. Welk, RR 2, Paris; John Grey, RR 6, Brantford; Arnold Young, RR 6, Goderich. Filly or gelding foaled in 1970: James R. Aitchison RR I, Lucknow; James R. Aitchison RR 1, Lucknow. Team in Harness: Heavy: Cecil Guy RR 6, Brant- ford; James W. Aitchison, Lucknow. Light: John Guy RR 6, Brantford; Cecil M. Wells, RR 2, Paris; Arnold Young, RR 6, Goderich. Heavy: Cecil M. Wells, RR 2, Paris; John Guy RR 6, Brantford; James W. Aitchison, Lucknow, Township Special, for best three heavy draught, agricultural or general purpose horses owned within a township: Charles F. Halliday, RR 2, Chesley; Reg Black, RR 1, Moorefield; Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro; Orville Bestard, Thorndale; Weldon and Bruce Burrell, Woodstock; Cecil Wells, RR 2, Paris. Bank of Montreal Special for the best heavy horse on the grounds: Reg Black, RR 1, Moorefield. COMMERCIAL HORSES Filly or gelding, 3 years and un- der: Glenn Johnston, RR 1, Gorrie; Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro; Glenn Johnston, RR I, Gorrie; Team hitched, 3,000 lb. and un- der: Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro; ,Russell Uncles, RR,3„Rsrrie; Car- mon Fullerton, Paisley; Glenn: Johnston, Gorrie; Kenneth Brown, Monkton. Single hitch over 1,500 lb.: Russell Uncles, Barrie; L,M. Munro, RR 2, Embro; Bev, Little, RR 1, Shelburne; Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro; L.M. Munro, RR 2, Em- bro; Kenneth Brown, Monkton. Single hitch, under 1,500 lb,: Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro; Russell Uncles, Barrie; Glenn Johnston, Gorrie; Kenneth Brown, Monkton; Carmon Fullerton, Paisley; Ken- neth Brown. Unicorn hitch: Charles F. Halliday, RR 2, Chesley; Russell Teeple, RR 1, Paisley; John Guy, Brantford; Cecil Wells, RR 2, Paris; Russell Uncles, Barrie; Ralph Kent, Embro. LIGHT HORSES Single hackney or carriage under 15,2 in harness: Walter Clarke, St, Marys; Mrs. Ross Thomas, RR 1, Smithville; Howard Armstrong, Beachville; Culliton Bros., Strat- ford; Don Walter, Embro, Single hackney or carriage in har- ness 15.2 or over: J. Ross McKague, RR 2, Wingham; J. Ross McKague, RR 2, Wingham; Mrs, Ross Thomas, Smithville; Walter Clarke, St, Marys. Single roadster in harness, under 15.2: Mrs. Ross Thomas, Smith- ville; Ralph Walker, Walkerton; Mac Armstrong, Beachville; St. Clair Campbell, Listowel. Single hackney, on line: Mrs. Igor Ross Thomas, Smithville; Culliton Bros„ Stratford; J, Rosa McKague, RR 2, Wingham; J, Boss McKague; I112, 2, Wingham, Roadster team, in harness; Ralph Walker, Walkerton; Mrs. Rose Thomas, Smithville; Mac Arm- strong, Beachville; St. Clair Camp- bell, Listowel, Hackney tandem: Ed Fitzsim- mons, RR 2, Thorndale; Mr, and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton. Lady driver: Mrs. Roes Thomas, RR 1, Smithville; Mr. and Mrs, Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton; J. Ross McKague, RR 2, Wingham; Don Walter, RR 2, Embro; St' Clair Campbell, Listowel, Open road race: St. glair Camp- bell, Listowel; St, Clair Campbell, Listowel; Mac Armstrong, Beach- ville. Show type stallion on line: Mar- tin Straughan, RR 2, Goderich; Lloyd Falconer, RR 1, Inwood; Poppy Bedell, RR 3, Florence. Stock type stallion on line: Doug Riley, Seaforth; Barbara Collings, Londesboro. SHOW TYPE HORSES Colt or filly foaled in 1972: Margaret Shobbrook, Blyth; Poppy Bedell, RR 3, Florence, Colt or filly foaled in 1971: David Finnigan, FIR 1, Dungannon; Lloyd Falconer, RR 1, Inwood; Dr, Ray Flowers, Clinton. Colt or filly foaled prior to 1971: Carol Dutot, RR 5, Clinton; Betty Kalbfleisch, RR 5, London; Ralph Walker, Walkerton; Martin Straughan, Goderich; Ralph Walker, Walkerton. STOCK TYPE HORSES Colt or filly foaled in 1972: Doug Riley, Seaforth; Dr. Ray Flowers, Clinton; Harvey Hoggert, Lon- desboro. Colt or filly foaled in 1971: Gor- don and Diane Johns, RR 2, Auburn; W.A. Fedora, Belgrave; W.A. Fedom, Belgrave. Colt or filly, foaled prior to 1971: Doug Riley, Seaforth; Doug Riley; Jbanne Shouldice, Walton; Lawrence Biggin, RR 2, Clinton; Doug Riley, Seaforth. Swan's Tack Shop Special for best light horse on grounds; Mrs. Ross Thomas, Smithville. PONIES Single harness pony over. 12 hands: Dennis J. McDonald, Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mat- thews, RR 2, Acton. Fine harness pony over 11 hands and under 12; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton; Ozzie Long, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mat- thews, RR 2, Acton; Len Meyer Walkerton., Allan Smiths Morpeth. Shetland Harness Pony not over 11 hands: .Len Meyer, Waikertenn; Ross Galloway, St. Thomas; Allan Smith, Morpeth; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Aston; Allan Smith, Morpeth. Team Harness Ponies, not over 11 hands: Mr, and Mrs. Stan Mat. thews, RR 2, Acton; Len Meyer, Walkerton; Ross Galloway, St, Thomas; dim Stewardson, RR 3, Wyoming; Allen Smith, Morpeth. Single pony, hitched, driven, by boy under 15 years accompanied by a lady under 15 years: Allan Smith, Morpeth; Allison Sleightholm, Listowel; Silver Birch Stables, Aylmer; Jim Stewardson, Wyoming. Pony race 13 years of age and under: Howard Armstrong, Beach- villa; Doug Riley, Seaforth; David Bird, RR 2, Clinton; Shirley Livingston, RR 2, Seaforth, Stallion on line, II hands, under 12 hands: Ozzie Long, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton. Shetland stallion on line under 11 hands: Allan Smith, Morpeth, Shetland brood mare and foal; Allan Smith, Morpeth; Allan Smith , Morpeth. Saddle pony, 11 hands and over, ridden by boy or girl: Silver Birch Stables, Aylmer; Doug Riley, Seaforth; Howard Armstrong, Beachville, Saddle Pony, under II hands, ridden by boy or girl; Jim Steward- son, Wyoming; Jim Stewardson, Wyoming; Doug Riley, Seaforth;. Children's bridal couple: Allison Sleightholm, Listowel; Jim Stewar- dson, Wyoming; Silver Birch Stables, Aylmer; Allan Smith, Mor- path; Shirley Livingston, Seaforth. Pony Tandem 11 hands and un- der: Len Meyer, Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Ac- ton; Jim Stewardson, Wyoming. Pony tandem over 11 hands and • under 13: Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mat- thews, RR 2, Acton. Hackney stallion: Mr. and Mrs, Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton; Howard Armstrong, Beachville; Oz- zie Long, Kitchener, Hackney team, 13 hands and over: Ed Fitzsimmons, RR 2, Thor- ndale; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mat- thews, RR 2, Acton. Hackney team .under 13 hands: Don Walter, RR 2, Embro. Hackney Single 13 hands and over: Ed Fitzsimmons RR 2, Thorn- dale; Don Walter RR 2, Embro; Walter Clarke, St. Marys; Mr. and Mn.g Stan Matthews, RR 2, Acton. Hackney Single under 13 hands: Don Walter, RR 2, Embro; Ed Fitz- simmons, RR 2, Thorndale; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews, RR 2, Ac- ton; Walter Clarke, St. Marys; Den- nis McDonald, Walkerton, Clinton and district pony special: Brood Mare, on line: Nancy Kuehl,Clinton.: Heavy draught team in .harness; Charles Halliday, RR 2, ChealeY; Weldon and .Bruce Burrell, Wood- stock; Russell Teeple, RR 1, Paisley, Percheron team, in harness (Heavy); Reg Black, Moorefield; Orville Bastard, Thorndale; Allan Horsburgh, Holstein, .(Light): Reg Black, Moorefield; Orville Bestard, Thorndale; Allan Horsburgh, Holstein; James Win- sor, Watford. Commercial team in Harness 3,000 lb. and over: Russell Uncles, Barrie; Bev Little, RR 1, Shelburne; Kenneth Brown, Monkton; Ralph Kent, Embro; L.M, Munro, Embro. Four Horse Tandem: Charles Halliday, Chesley; John Guy, Bran- tford; Ivan Thomas, Paisley; Cecil Wells, Paris; Reg Black, Moorefield; Orville Bastard, Thorn- dale; Russell Uncles, Barrie; Russell Teeple, Paisley. Single roadster in harness 15.2 or over: Mrs. Ross Thomas, RR 1, Smithville; Mac , Beachville; St. Smithville; Mac Armstrong, Beach- ville; St. Clair Campbell, Listowel; Mrs. Ross Thomas, RR I, Smith- villa; J. Ross McKague, RR 2, Wingham; Carriage team: J. Ross McKague, RR 2, Wingham; Walter Clarke, St. Marys; Culliton Bros., Stratford, Gentleman's turnout accom- panied by lady: Mac Armstrong, Beachville. Team harnessed 'ponies over 12 han,ds: Mr, and Mrs. Stan Mat, 'thews; Allan Smith, Morpeth. Best matched Team: Ivan Thomas, Paisley; John Guy, Brant- ford. Best dressed Team: Glenn F, Johnston, Gorrie; Kenneth Brown, Monkton. Heavy or light 'team coming greatest distance (140 miles): Russell Uncles, RR 3, Barrie. Special, "Frank McMichael, Ben- miller", for best trained four horse tandem hitch: Orville Bestard, Thorndale. SUNDAY HORSE SHOW Stock Type: Western pleasure: Janet McDowell, Centralia; Ken Fidom, Straughan, RR 2, Goderich; Michelle Flowers, Clinton; David Bird, RR 2, Clinton. RR 1, Belgrave; Sharon Black:RR 1, Exeter; Doug Bergman, Heidelberg; .Graham .Sholdice, Walton. Saddle horse, ridden by child an. der 16 owned in Goderich, Huilett, Stanley, TockerarnithTovvnahips or Town of Clinton; let prize trophy donated by L. and M. Catering, Clinton: Lynn -Flowers, Clinton; Christine Blyth; .Brian Barrel race: Ray Long, RR 3, Granton; Brad Mousseau, RR 2, Hensall; Nelson Bilyea, Vranton; John Dekroon, RR 1, Dublin; Bob Parsons, Exeter, Pick Up Race; Bob Parsons, Exeter; Brad Mousseau, RR 2, Granton; Ray Lang, RR 3, Granton; Doug Bergman, Heidelberg. Stock horse quarter mile race: Gary Stoddart, RR 3, Waterloo; Garry Stoddart, RR 3, Waterloo; Ervin Gera, Stratford; Ervin Gera, Stratford; Christine Lee, Walton, Stock horse half mile race: Gary Stoddart, RR 3, Waterloo; Gary Stoddart, RR 3, Waterloo; Ervin Gera, Stratford; Ervin Gera, Strat- ford; Christine Lee, Walton. Flag race: Jim Rtindle, St. Marys; Brad Mousseau, Hensall; Nelson Stoddart, Waterloo; Janet Kathryn Hendrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hen- drick of Kippen, graduated on May 29 from the University of Toronto, Division of Dental Hygiene. Kathryn has accepted a position in Toronto and will also continue her studies at the University of Toronto. Bilyea, Granton; Wayne Straughan, RR 2, Goderich; Lenge 'Yee, RR 3, Clinto,n, Key - hole race; Jim Rundle, St. Marys; Nelson Granton; John • Dekroon, Dublin; Wayne Straughan, RR 2, Goderich; Grant Laws, RR 4, Clinton. Reining class: Nelson Bilyea, Granton; Nelson .Bilyea, Granton; Doug Bergman, Heidelberg; Gary • • McDowell, Centralia. Special, H. Lobb and Sons Ltd., Clinton;, most points in stock type section: Nelson Bilyea, Granton, SHOW TYPE HORSES Open parade class: Mrs. Edith Cleveland, RR 2, Brantford; Ken Kalbfleisch, RR 5, London; Ed Fitz- simmons, RR 2, Thorndale; Marg Shobbrook, RR 1, Blyth; David Fin- ' nigan, RR 1, Dungannon. Three gaited class: Gary Devlin, Elora; Silver Birch Stables, Aylmer; Mrs. Fred Dutot, RR 3, Clinton; Dolores Tully, RR 2, Bran- tford; Dr. Ray Flowers, Clinton, Three gaited class, ladies only: Silver Birch Stables, Aylmer; Mrs. Gary Devlin, Elora; Mrs. Fred Dutot, RR 3, Clinton; Dolores (continued on page 5) Robert Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson of Londesboro, graduated from the University of Guelph on May 25 withi/a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture. Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. HENSALL, ONTARIO AND HOG TRANSPORTERS The Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board wish to ad- vise that the last day of operating a Marketing Yard at CLINTON, Ontario, will be Tuesday, May 29th, 1973. to cOrnMenCe operating on TUESDAY, JUNE STH, 1973, and on each Tuesday thereafter. Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board, 4198 Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario. 21,22,3 Alternate facilities have been arranged for at the HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES NOTICE TO HOG PRODUCERS