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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-05, Page 9411111•11Iw1 •� miemu1111rnm twieesessemu4411A114tl1EAlAAgt111.1U1.114t11111111e1111t41ressessimisti l muesessiso� -t Make HensaII`S Annum Spring Fair A SUCCESS! Support 1! On June 13 Rudy's Produce Poultry -- EcdcJs - Feed PHONE 190 HENSALL N„,„.„„„„„„„„„,„„„„.„.,„„„„„„,,, lllll ueunlu111uunnunlruulnanunlluu,uunnulnnnun„ Be Sure To Attend Hensall Spring Fair Friday, June 13 W. G. THOMPSON • HENSALL and Sons Limited • Phone 32 .? .mr. =hi White Bean Seed Michelite, Robust, Clipper, Early 'Pea Bean, and Commercial. NOW IN STOCK SANILAC BEANS -Michigan Certified No. .1. Registered Soyabecin Seed All popular varieties. Registered and Commercial No. Blackhawks, Hardome, Capital, Mandarin, Cornet. Seed Corn Pfister, Funks, Warwick. Niagara Brand Spray 'MATERIALS - 2.4,D, Limine, Ester, Premerge, etc, Cement And Fertilizer 1 "sy 1, Major 'winners of last year's beef feeder calf club will be de- fending their championships at this year's ;Hensall Spring Fair and implement Show. Bill Strong R.11. 2, Dublin, who copped three trophies including the T -A award for finish and the W. G. Thompson and Hensall Co - Op awards for showmanship, is in the runnink again this year. Hugh Scott, Cromarty, who won. the Mickle trophy with the best gain, and George Townsend, who captured the B of M plate for junior showman, also are among the contenders. This year's club boasts 25 members, smallest yet, but of. ficiais indicate the competition will be keen and, what's more important, the profits will. be larger. They expect this will at- tract more members for next year. The club, which imported western cattle for previous feed- ing projects, changed its meth- od of operation this year. Each :member was responsible for the buying of his own calf and the society advanced up to $100 to- wards payment. The loan will be repaid when the calves are sold after judging at the fair. In addition to the trophies, the members vie for $100 in cash in four different competitions - finish, average daily rate of gain, junior and senior show - m anship. This year's members, the weights of their calves at pur- chase time, and the price they paid for them, are: Ken Vivian, 470, $100; Bruce Coleman, 335, (had to be shipped); Donald Carter, 660, $110; Tom Papple, 433, $98,70; a etend Title petition ub Com Reeve Heads Fair Group Bard -working reeve of HA- bert township and popular ce- ment contractor, Earl Dick, is in .his second term as president of South Huron Agricultural So- ciety, which sponsors Hensall Spring Fair and implement Show, His right hand man. is Jim McGregor, Kippen, secretary of the society. Vice-presidents are Robert Mc- Gregor, former secretary be- fore he turned the post over to his son, and ,Tames Doig, for- mer reeve of Tuckersmith. Directors from the various municipalities in the area are: Hay -William Decker and Earl Campbell. Tuckersmith - Stan Jackson and Bob McGregor. Usborne - •Sam Dougall and William Lamport. Hibbert - Jack Kinsman and Earl Dick. Stanley - Bert McBride and Elgin McKinley. Stephen -- Russell Brown. and Otto Willert. Hensall - George Armstrong, Norm Jones, Lorne Luker. Associate directors include Jack Peck, Lloyd Lovell, Harvey C o 1 e m a n, Dick Etherington, Verne. Pincomhe, W. R. Dougall, Sid McArthur, Walter Eckles, Jack Morrissey, Bob McKinley, Alvin Walper, Dick Kinsman, Howard. Wright, Jim Doig, Art Varley, Wally Becker, Lloyd Cooper, Jim McGregor, Bob Par- sons, Ken Christian,. Harvey Taylor, Clayton Smith, Valentine Becker, Ivan Forsyth, Floyd Turner and John Pym. Cattle committee includes Howard Wright, Jim Doig, Elgin McKinley, Jack Morrissey, Stan Jackson, Sam Dougall, Jack Kinsman. Members of the horse commit- tee are William Decker, Harvey Coleman, Bert McBride, Harvey Taylor and Otto Willert, See Our Merchandise I AT THE Hensall Spring Fair You Won't Want To Miss It! Ding-Wyn Elevators CHAIN SAWS Nuffield Diesel Tractors Ex.etei ' Farm PHONE Spt3 TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS FARM MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND GRASSLAND MACHINERY wpment WILLIAM ST EET LAST YEAR'S CHAMPION -Bill Strong, left, won three major trophies in the feeder calf club competition at Hensall Spring Fair and Farm Implement,Show, He was con- gratulated by club president, Lloyd Cooper. Bruce Papple, 495, $98.70; James Papple, 405, $98.70; James Broadfoot, 510, $100; Dewayne Elliott, 460, $80. Bill Etherington, 485, $97; John Etherington, 495, $99; Margaret Jean Broadfoot, 335, $67; Gary Dietz, 205, $41; George Townsend, 540, $100; Alex Townsend, 540, $108; Gerald Townsend, 420, $84.10, Joan Triebner, 470, $89,70; Bryan Triebner, 525, $110.25; Ralph Triebner, 470, $112.80; Gary. Triebner, . 455, $109.20; Hugh Scott, 680, $154.36; David Scott, 670. $152,09; Alex Scott, 550, $124.85; John Scott, 560, $127.12; Tommy Richardson, 445, $89; Bill Strong, 500, $100. The committee in charge in- cludes Lloyd Cooper, president; Jim McGregor, secretary -treas- urer; and directors Bob Par- sons, Hibbert; Jack Kinsman, Little Johnny, whose father was a college professor, asked his mother why the grass turned green in the spring. Thinking that the son's question deserved a thorough answer, including the processes of plant photosyn- thesis, storage of starches, etc., the mother replied, "I'm busy now. Your dad's a professor of agriculture. Go ,ask him." "Aw,'1 yawned Johnny, "I don't want to know that much about it," All11IIIIII,111111,1111111111111111111,III1111111II111111,11111,111111111111,111111IIIIII1111111„III,111111,I1,11II1I1ttt11lllll„I,IIV. it's Menua.i0 Fair Time! Bring The FAMILY To This Year's SPRING 411 Club Si0CKExffiaT(( V"!=•I,Y .�.'..KI .� FAIR lark E. Fuss ELECTRIC Electrical Wiring - TV & Radio Sales & Service PHONE 124 HENSALL 11111111111111/11111111111111IIII1111I11111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIII11 mI1111111111I1I1111111111t I11111r1,Illllllllll, I,,,,,ll,tm. Tuckersmith; John Pym, Us - borne; Wally Becker, Stephen; Carl Willert, Hay; John Moffat, Stanley, 1 • The Times-Advocate,June: Sr 195$ Pag. oIUA.I1d1AR11.aloWu41411,MISSIOI tSMIIIIThinOUSIRSMIhL ISWRISSI 1141 IMI,041MuVIMM.4,10,1 P.L1lWW! • me A..g,in Make •it Bigger Than Ever By Supporting It! Beaton Bakery 4 "Home Of Good Foods"` PHONE 35 OPEN ALL. DAY MONDAY HENSALL A111111111111111gIq Il11,U111111111111,111111111111m11111111111,11111111„1111111111/11111111,1,11111111,111111111,11111111111111,111 .,11,11111111111111111111111111111111,LLIl,ll1111111,1111III 111111111111111111111111,1111,1,11,11111111,1111011111111141UIUI1/111, 1111, I` Hensall's 2 Big Special Days! June 13 N[ensall Spring Fair June 15 Father's Day We have a real variety of merchandise to offer you for each occasion. WITH VALUES THAT ARE HARD TO BEAT! G 00 WIflS General Store PHONE 16 HENSALL 11111111 • IN II 111111111111111111111111•111•1111•11111111111111111211111•• CONGRATULATIONS To Hensall Spring Fair For The Best Feeding Results E. PURINA CHOWS L. Mickle & Son Buyers Of Grain, Beans, Soybeans - Custom Chopping Daily PHONE 103; CHOPPING MILL 205 HENSAL,, ■'■'■ ■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'ms■ll■sillemili■'■■'■ d% ■.■.■■■.■.■.i...■■■.■■■■ s cone- Qn Along And Enjoy The.. Fun • PHONE 28 NERAL COACH Works Of Canada Limited 1 HENSAL