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X•'MAli.NN PAIRAMBE
Kelly spent Christmas day
on d sunny beach in
Australia. He celebrated with
fellow travellers who hid
dinner together and shared
stories "We played Trivial
Pursuit and talked about
Christmas with people all
over the world "
Because A
I forwa
't�trc
each
things
works ' ,ally at d two
ling companions sat
beach on December
opened mai I from
family. ••We were the
-est people in the world
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�Kelly's�veurite
the•six-m tripes
bov course or
"laait.aroos" or 'roe
lbe rouse, which mos
pie pate to prepare for
in the field, trains parts
on animal handling,
ridigg, mustering a
$a catle on tu� �
6� The. � th I
sip. "We got up one
ing.at S am.. met at
dock and pushed 800
in a vforination," said
They had help from tra
dugs that were ' excellent
He also learned ho
shear sheep.-Professi
shearers can do 200 sheep
a day.
The cowboys teaching
course were preparing f
rodeo coming up and pr
tised call roping and las
iqg. "Lassoing is nothing
in the movies."
Kelly also learned how tp
"crack the whip" too.
"Instead of yelling to bring in
the sheep. they cracked a big
whip. It was loud and it
saved your voice."
He also had a chance to
shoe horses and shot rifles on
a range.
• The night before they left
-evearybod strode up ain e� e p
of was a big private pub. The
group had a giant barbecue
�. played guitars and sang
There were two homemade
hot tubs and everybody slept
in hammocks at the end of
the night.
Fifteen took the course
•
which hall two cowboys as
teachers. Kelly was the only
farm -boy on the course and
compared farming practises
tonal
i, he
rout
tina-
is one
in the
travel -
on the
25 and
fnerds and ��
the Delaney P Ireefes land. the Kenya and Delaney tom
Kelly, Shamus Delaney, Irene KoN � moron Kelly. tarry enjoying themselves at
weak of there and m (anadd with the with the any,
� for the o Y He did so well. stitched on the tsaek an flag He also reset .��
Y offered him a job f up with on the he
t weer rani "Wiwi the
a job water
a ng" in cats man were tut bailing hay
wit.
New everyone wore !' where wheel he arrived had helped
_ Zealand was his heads. Another highlight thas them tut. They a very
P and of favourite
cc climbing I did a lot climbing a glacier wiCleat- automated l all d ••1 didn't
ed boots and a a ball a!I day. That's
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Fairg'r'ountd Fini For A t
ensall Spring Fair•
June 13th and 14th
g New Agenda
Cell:Nub Show and Sale - 1 p.m.
Gates Open Fri 4 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.
ADULTS - 3.00
STUDENTS - 2.00
Preschool - FREE
fiappi-
yt nie At►teng T KPMy C�ettm Delaney, Davi
_cow- cowbo s.a anadi
f•" th y Offfert when a nislt h! s H nv ited the natural but I,O� iltielshee Mttw °pan a
pw- Ihe.cuur•se.
p g and went acre sheep farm. A11
ing during touch
gives my trip. The highest was Moat climbed in P axe. the •way to fie .
Indust 5.000 feet in Newahot�y „ work in shag. The farmers
on a ran out of water hal Zealand.1 NEW ZEALAND One owns a
binder. the other owns a trac-
2.000 The last hour was Band climb Kelly even
tor and (Inc owns a truck.
iiiom� itotg to the peak. When 1 worked at a cwt- "It's teamwork."
the the o1 got to tie farm in New Zealand for otk."
� top. met some .other a few days where cows stay�IING�'MI'!MG
sheep climbers who -also ran out of outside all year round •d tested a lot . 1 my
•ICtlly. water. It Was only unr and .a there's an and endurance on this tri 1
fined flail hours them outdoor milking challenges:. P like
lain bits it wds a downot ha moan- parlour with just a little over- t said .lC$lly. And
Hier on hang to k one of the biggest was jump -
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to the front of your calves. He. "There�� rata out. ing off a 102 -metre also climbed an old volcano was a s 120 cows. It feet) high bridgemetre (vend
in crater. mall farm. All they highest bungythe in the
He went f feed them is hay. There's no . world. jump in the
from hostel to has- other grains orsuncentrales. 'It's called "she Pi
the tel. 'There were no regular It's quantity versus
or.a buses..e he nu red. la We quality. and cost $130 to do. 11 you
ac- was like get twice as much milk didn't jump. you'd only
Canada in the 1970s from our cows. They use jer- $3U back.
lass •when everybody hitched." s - smaller cu (hie person gts u
tee always don't and they the lop and couldn't sum
ac p..
LQIIhtltit un r 10•
wore his backpack d y Ik cows.
Hensall taxes
up slightly
Property taxes for Hensalt
ratepayers increased slightly
this year because the educa-
tion portion of their tax
went up. bill
Huron County's cut
remained steady and residen-
tial taxes for municipal pur-
poses 'actually dropped
slightly.
The.total property tax bill.
on an assessment of $80,000
for ratepayers in the village is
51,300:59.1t was $1,291.24.
Hensall has also agreed to a
50 per cent split with its PUC
. to cover the costs of an ongo-
ing water needs study.
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PROGRAM '9
June 30 to September 6
SUMMER WITH
A SPLASH
• Youth Red Cross Lessor
• Adult Lessons
• Pre -School
• Aqua Fitness
• Swim Team
• Daily Reoreatiorsal Swims
For information or to
register call
482-3544
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