HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-06-18, Page 12BEST CALVES AT HENSALL FAIR — The championship calf at Friday's calf club show at the Hensall
Spring Fair was shown by six-year-old Murray McGregor. Shown above with Murray are from left Marlene
Stewart and her calf that finished third and the reserve champion calf and its owner Elaine Stewart.
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The grand champion and reserve champion calves of Friday's Hensall
Spring Fair calf club sale were bought by Jim Darling of Darling's IGA in
Exeter. Jim is shown in the centre of the above picture flanked by Elaine
Stewart and her reserve champion calf and the grand champion calf and
owner Murray McGregor.
The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to all the
buyers who attended the Hensall-South Huron Calf Club sale last Friday
evening and who, by their brisk bidding made the show a success.
It is support like this which enables the committee to carry on with the
program among the young people in our community and we know
everyone shares a pride in their accomplishments.
The following purchases were made in addition to the prize calves.
Canada Packers (27); Burns Company (Eastern) 19; Coleman Meat
Packers (12); Darling's IGA (8); Fearman's (6); Brussels Stock Yards (4);
United Co-Operatives of Ontario Ltd. (4); Gamble & Rogers (4); Bill
Coleman (4); Merner Meats, Dashwood (3); Hensall Sales Arena (3);
_Murray McTaggart (2); Corbett Sales Arena (2); Bill R inn (2); Mr. and
Mrs. Don Carruthers (2); .All others one each —Quality Packers; Towne
Packers; Exeter Frozen Foods; R. E. "Bob" McKinley; Wayne McBride
and W. E. Nairn.
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The campaign of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture to
withhold education taxes is going
ahead. A meeting with the
Ontario government failed to
produce any satisfactory
proposals by the government to
deal with the situation which is
hurting farmers across the
province.
"Mr. Stewart, Mr.
MacNaughton, Mr. McKeough,
and Mr. Davis all agreed that
something has to be done but, so
far, nothing has been done," said
OFA President, Gordon Hill.
The results, and lack of action
resulting from the meeting, were
reported to the monthly
members' meeting, and plans to
go ahead were explained to the
representatives from across the
province.
James Jacklin of Elmwood,
Ontario, told the members that
almost every member of the
Bruce County Council had signed
the Federation petition calling
for the cost of education to be
taken off property.
There was some discussion of
the need to get education tax off
A six year-old boy and a pair
of sisters from Usborne township
walked off with the major
honours in Friday's Hensall calf
club show held in conjunction
with the Hensall Spring Fair.
Murray McGregor,
six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim McGregor of Kippen won the
award for the best finished calf
and the Times-Advocate trophy
with his 941-pound heifer which
was also the heaviest animal in the
show.
The reserve chatnpionship
went to Elaine Stewart, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart,
while sister Marlene placed third
in the best finish competition.
The two champions also took
the prizes for the most pounds
gained since arriving at the farm
of their owners last fall. Elaine
Stewart's calf gained 454 pounds,
one more than Murray
McGregor's pride and joy.
Due to the fact the calves were
not all purchased the same day,
all property. Several farmers have
been told by assessors that if
education taxes are taken off
farm land only, it would be quite
easy to increase the assessment on
the buildings and a plot of land
around the buildings, and so end
up with the same tax load as
before.
OFA executive member Bruce
Taylor urged farmers to send in
petitions and letters to the OFA
office at 387 Bloor Street East in
Toronto, urging the government
Rabbit coat
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The regular meeting of the
South Huron Rabbit Breeders'
Association met Tuesday, June 9
in the Elimville Hall. President
Dave Stanley was in charge of the
business. A vote of thanks was
given to the show committee for a
job well done.
Harold Smith of Rabbit Meat
Industries, Wardsville was guest
speaker. His wife Betty modelled
a coat made of rabbit pelts.
A Dutch Auction was won by
Angus Murray and a lunch served.
Linda Hackney's calf gained an
average of 2,12 pounds per day
good for second place.
Elaine Stewart's animal gained
2,203 pounds per day while
Murray McGregor's was up 2.199
pounds each day.
Top showman of the 53
members of the Hensall calf club
that showed their calves was Brad
Hargreaves while Hugh Ryan
received thejunior showmanship
award, Bob Kinsman was
runner-up in the senior division
while Brian Pym was second in
the junior section.
Jim Darling of Darling's IGA
in Exeter purchased the two top
calves paying 461/4 cents per'
pound for the grand champion
and 391/4 cents per pound for
Elaine Stewart's reserve
champion.
The top price paid a year ago
was 461/2 cents per pound with an
average price of 36 cents per
pound. Bill Coleman of the Calf
Club said this year's average price
to take immediate action to take
education taxes off property.
"Owning a farm or a house
does not prove that you have the
,t:ability to pay taxes. The income
and corporation tax measure
ability to pay and that's where
the money must come from to
pay for education. Farmers want
to pay their fair share, but fair
share depends on the income of
the individual," said Mr. Taylor.
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was about 341/2 cents per pound.
Placing behind McGregor and
the Stewart's in the best finish
department were Garth
Hargreaves, Beth Passmore, Keith
Passmore, Angela Morrissey and
Jack Christie,
Others showing good gains
were Paul Miller, Janice Wright,
Bob Smale, Steven McGregor and
Christian McGregor.
In the senior showmanship
section placing after Brad
Hargreaves and Bob Kinsman
were Glen Ruston, Doug Smale,
Janice Wright, Paul Passmore, Les
Coleman and Angela Morrissey.
Also placing in the junior
showmanship competition were
Joan Pym, Garth Hargreaves,
Murray Stewart, Maurice Ruston,
Paul Miller and Elaine Stewart.
Other area buyers purchasing
calves during the sale were Ray
Bell for Burns Limited; Barry
Miller for Coleman's; Les
Charlton for Fearman's; Roy
Scotchmer, Bill Green and Mike
Doyle for United Co-Operatives
of Ontario; Exeter Frozen Foods,
Merner's Market of Dashwood;
Wayne McBride; Bill Coleman;
Corbett Sales; Murray McTaggart;
Hensall Sales Arena; Corbett
Sales; Huron's MP Bob McKinley
and W.E. Nairn.
Harold McCue of Canada
Packers was again the busiest
buyer with 27 purchases.
Barbara Parsons of Exeter
riding "Boots" captured the
Junior High Point Trophy
donated by Lloyd Mousseau at
Hensall's Spring Fair.
Danny Turvey of Hensall on
"Champ" placed second for High
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TOP SHOWMEN AT FAIR — The judges had their work cut out for themselves in the showmanship section
of the Hensall Calf Club annual competition held Friday night. The top four contestants in the
showmanship division are shown above. Left, junior runner-up Brian Pym and champion Hugh Ryan, senior
runner-up Bob Kinsman and senior winner and grand champion Brad Hargreaves. T-A photo
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