The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-05, Page 811
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A varied program of tested at.
tractions will feature Hensall
Spring Fair and Implement Show
ueU Friday afternoon.
11 The attractions which have
'made this exhibition su popular
in the past—the feeder calf club,
baby show, school parade and,
livestoelt competitions — are be•
ing offered: again by South Huron'
Agricultural Soriety, sponsors of
he fair.
1 in addition, the show hoasts
greatly enlarged farm, equip-
ment exhibition.
I Some 25 boys and girls from
the area will be competing for
feeder calf club prizes and g:
handsome array of trophies, in.,
I chiding The Times -Advocate's
1rose bowl for top finish. ()UV
vials predict the gains will eom-•
pare favorably with the best in
!the past six s'ears of the unique
competition. •'
The show will start at 1 o'elock
with a school parade down the
main street to the fair grounds.
Besides prizes for the best
! sehools in the parade. the secs'
iety is providing individual prizes
of $5.00 each for the best boy
and girl in the procession.
The society expects the 'Irum-:
pet band from RCAF Station,
eentralia, to lead the parade.
I Shortly after the opening comes
the popular baby show which
lattracts many mothers from the
sidistriet. This contest, which is
sponsored by Middleton's Drug
Store, is divided into two see -
tions, six months and under and
isix months to one year. In addi-
tion to three prizes provided in
each class, each entry receives
one dollar.
1 McKee Harvester's PA sys-
tem will be used to run off the
23 classes of the horse show
which features all types from
heavy draft to Hackney ponies.
While Attending
The Spring Fair
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Offer Over $700
In Horse Classes
Another top-flight horse show
will be one of the many features
of Hensel SpringFair and Im-
plement Show Friday, June 13.
The best horses in Western On-
tario will vie for some $700 in
prizes. Twenty-one classes of
competition, ranging front ponies
to Percherons, will be shown to
fair .visitors.
Popular Attraction
One of the most popular attrac-
tions ,of any fair, the horse show
has an appeal for all ages.
The handsome, prancing teams
of heavy horses in their colorful
harnesses and spotless wagons
bring back fond memories to
older farmers who used to lake
pride in heir own teams years
ago.
Tbe smooth, fast movement of
the saddle horses and roadsters
delight all the viewers as they
go smartly through their paces.
Ponies and pony teams are in-
cluded in the horse show, too.
Among those who will appear
at the Hensall show Friday are
smite of the champions of the
Western Fair and the Canadian
National Exhibition last year.
One of the outstanding features
of the. Hensell show is the me-
thod in which the classes are ar-
ranged. They are so interspersed
that the program is run off with-
out unnecessary delay. Visitors
at the fair will be treated to a
fast-movingiexhibition of the fin-
est horses n the district.
The classes include carriage
team, pereheron, wagon team,
road team, heavy draft, pony
team 44" a.nd under, light draft
team, Hackney pony Learn, car-
riage single 15.2 and under, hest
saddle horse, fine harness pony
team, single roadster 15.2 and
under, four -horse hitch, single
pony under 44", lady driver,
roadster single 15.2 and over,
single wagon horse, fine harness,
single pony, Hackney single pony,
Hackney single 15,2 and over,
gentleman's turnout, and a palk
mino parade class, ,
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COUSINS WON BABY SHOW—Three cousins shared in the prizes of last year's baby
show at liensall Fair. Left to right are John Ross Kinsman and his mother, Mrs.
Bob Kinsman, R.R. 2 Kippen; James Earl Ferguson, and Mrs. Russell Ferguson, R.R.
1 Hensall; Jane, Mary Ostler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ostler,
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Committee expects some of the
fittest horses in Western Ontario
to compete at the Hensel!. fair.
Because the event comes early
and the owners are anxious to
Lest their horses in competition,
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lensall show always attracts
hig entry. Prizes loLal nearly
$00
The cattle show will feature
three purebred beef classes —
Angus, Shorthorns and Here-
fords — in addition to market
cattle and a Holstein section.
Society officials hope the
grounds will be well covered
!with farm machinery for the new
implement show which has been
I billed as a feature attraction this
year. The society expects to
'make the farm :implement dis-
;play a major event and one
!where farmers will have the
opportunity Lo compare all makes
at once,
I Earl Dick Cromarty, president
!of the society points out that no
such opportunity is given far -
niers in this area in the spring,
1when it's needed the most.
Mr. Diek said Maple Leaf
1 rides will be set up on the
Hensall District News
—Continued From Page 7 Mr. Robert Drysdale is receiv-
Bingo Winners ing treatment in Si. Joseph's
Winners at the Legion bingo Hospital, London,
on Saturday night were: Roy Mr. and Mrs. Gus Voth and
Felker: P. L. McNaughton; Mrs, Jim of Detroit were weekend:
Bob Baker; Mrs. .A. • Noakes;
Chas, Fattier; Harry Evans,
Mrs. Glen McKenzie; Fred Ken-
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ker, Mrs, L. Noakes; 'AIrs, E.
Chipchase; Airs. Mae McLellan;
Chas, Felker; Mrs, Glen Mc-
Kenzie; Roy Pepper, Mrs, N.
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Jackpot next Saturday will be
worth $100 in 62 calls.
Departing Pastor Honored
13cv, Donald MacDonald, min-
ister of Carmel Church for the
past three years. who has ac-
cepted a call to Burn's Presby-
terian Church, Masa, preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday
morning and with Mrs. MacDon-
ald left Tuesday for his new
charge.
At the conclusion of the serv-
ice of 'Knox Presbyterian Church,
Bayfield, Sunday afternoon, the
congregation presented Rev. Don -
aid and Mrs. MacDonald with a
coffee percolator, William Arm-
strong. elder and manager of
ttlitoechurch making the presenta-
n.
The Arnold Circle. of Carmel
Church presented Mr. and Mrs.
MacDonald with a foot rest at
the manse Sunday evening. Mrs.
A. E. Orr and Mrs. William
Brown presenting the gift.
Personal Items
Cameron Henry, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Henry, Hen-
sall, received the degree of Doc-
tor of Philosophy at the Convo-
cation held at the University of
Toronto 'as( Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry attended the Convo-
cation and also visited with rela-
tives in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moffatt,
Patricia and David of London
visited over the weekend with
the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. D. A. Moffatt of Kippen.
Miss Mae McNaughton of Lon-
don visited last week with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Peter McNaughton and
Robert.
Mrs. Men Buchanan has sold
her property 00 Alain Street to
Mrs. Cyril Cornish of Kineardine.
Mrs. Buchanan's plans for the
future are indefinite.
Rev, R. A. Brook, of Blue -
vale, was guest minister at
Bated:mid 'United church Sun-
dallr.('h
ester Lee is a patient.
at South Tluron Hospital, Exeter,
with a herrt condition and is
expected to remain there for a
few weeks.
Anniversary stIliets Will bt
observed in Carmel, church Sttn-
day, June 8 at 11 a.in. and 7,30
p.m. Guest minister for the day
will be Rev. William Henderson
of Walkerton,
Airs, Leonard Noakes spent a
few days last week with bet I
sister and brother-in.law, Mr.1
and Mrs. Jack Peebles and fam1
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Hy, of London.
Mrs. Dr, Burley, of Antonin,
Mich., and Mrs. Wesley Card-
well, of London, visited last
week for a few days with Mr -
and Mrs. '1'. J. Moffitt.
Mrs. Graen iferton !eft 00
Tuesday for Ottawa where she
will spew( Et few weeks with her
sort -in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Peacock and
family, Mrs. Olin Horton go-
companied Mrs. Donate to
Brockville 011 to Montreal
where site will visit with her soft
and tlaughtor-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs, Stewart Horton and family.
Mrs, William Petty underWoOt
art 4perallon in St. JoAdPItE
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of those who come to Inc for
advice.
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