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108th ANNUAL
' 1976 HENSALL
SPRING FAIR
&STOCK SHOW
Heavy Horses, Light Horses 4lt Ponies Pure Bred Cattle
IMPLEMENT SHOW
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HORSE JUDGING TO COM-
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To Be Judged and Auctioned
BABY SHOW in the Auditorium at 7:15 p.m.
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FATHER
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FATHER'S DAY
is Sun., June 20
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following essay:
The Quarter Horese is the most
versatile, best all-round horse the
world has ever known. He is
gentle, And his easy-going
disposition makes him an ideal
mount for women and children.
Ile is thrifty, easy to keep and
train for multiple uses. He has no
equal for rodeoing-cutting,
roping, barrel-racing, bull-
dogging, The Quarter Horse is
intelligent, determined, sure-
footed; ideally suited to trail-
riding. His stance permits him to
move quickly in any direction —
to start, stop and turn with the
ease and balance of a cat. He is
without peer as a race horse up to
440 yards, He can do more jobs
better than any other horse in the
world.
The Quarter Horse survived
time and change because he
excelled in qualities which were
of major importance to the
greatest number of persons in
diverse occupations and
geographical areas. lie was early
adopted byiranch ers and cowboys
as the greatest round-up and
trail-driving horse they had ever
seen, for he possessed inherent
"cow sense". .
The Quarter Horse became
established in the Southwest in
the early part of the Nineteenth
Century. As he trailed cattle
north and west, he left his
progeny along the way, thus his
greatest influence remained in
the Southwest until after his
registry was established in 1941.
In the years after his registry, the
breed spread rapidly throughout
the 'nation, into Canada, Old
Mexico and numerous nations
overseas. His registry is now
growing faster than any other
KAREN FIENPRICK
Karen Hendrick daughter of
Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Hendrick,
Kippen received a Bachelor of
Applied Arts degree in
Photographic Arts from Ryerson
Polytechnical Institute, Toronto,
on Friday June 4. Karen is now
employed by Feature Four Studio
of Photographers and Artists in
Toronto.
DARLENE VECSI
Darlene Vecsi, daughter of
Gerald and Mary Vecsi, Grand
Bend, graduated on the Deans
Honors List at the University of
Western Ontario with a Bachelor
of Education degree. She
received her Bachelor of Arts
degree in 1975 from Western and
graduated from Goderich High
School in 1973. She has accepted a
position with Huron County
School Boardiand will be teaching
in Clinton,
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Exeter club will present horse show
The Exeter Saddle Club will
present its mid-western Quarter
Horse Show on June 12 at the
1..Ixeter Fairgrounds with Phil
Evans of Cedarville on hand to
Admission: Adults $1 - Students 50 cents
Car 50 cents
CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance.
judge the various events,
To provide some background
on the history of the quarter
horse, Jack Malone, president of
the Saddle Club has released the
Children Free
Times-Advocate, June 10, '1976
iPaoe 9
father's Day is
Sunday, June 20th
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horse breed registry in the world.
Why this trememdous growth?
It's simply this, For back yard
fun or mountain trails , for
Cowboy's work or Show Ring
dates , for Rodeo Cham-
pionships or horse race sprints,
one can find no equal to the
Quarter Horse — the most ver-
satile horse the world has ever
known.
Council cuts
upset Usborne
Us borne Township Council has
come out against a proposal
which would reduce the number
of members of Huron County
Council. The matter was con-
sidered at the June session of
Council, June 1.
In other business, Council
learned that the proposed
Kirkton-Woodham outdoor
swimming pool would cost about
$100,000 following a report from
the swimming pool committee,
That cost was based on a pool 40
ft, by 80 ft. in size,
Council postponed the
development of an allotment
policy for tile drain financing
until the Ministry of the
Environment comes through with
a promised review on present
ceilings for tile drain loans.
Numerous applications for tile
drainage projects have been
received 'by the Township, ac-
cording to inspector, W.J.
Routly.
No decision was reached on the
adoption of a new building by-law
recommended by the Huron
County Planning Department
until 'Council has had an op-
portunity to discuss the proposed
legislation with the planner.
The township has been
authorized to purchase 1.25
acres of land from Ross. S. Tufts,
owner of Part Lot 8 S.E.B.
Concession at a price of $5,000.
The purchase will increase the
area of the Community Centre
Park.
Council discussed plans to
contribute to financing and
operating a new arena to be
located in Exeter with
representatives from Exeter
Council, Mayor Bruce Shaw, and
Reeve Derry Boyle.
-Council agreed to make a
special grant to the Kirkton
Midget girls ball team.
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