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Poultry
Leghorn: Cock - Fust and Second M.
Becker; Hen - First and Second M.
Becker.
White Rock: Cock - Fust and Second
NI. Becker; Hen - First and Second M.
Becker.
Barred Rock: Cock - Fust and Sec-
ond M. Becker; Hen - First and Second
M. Becker.
Rocks A.O.V.: Cock - Fust and Sec-
ond M. Becker; Hen - First and Second
M. Becker.
White Wyandotte: Cock - Fust and
Second M. Becker; Hen - First and Sec-
ond M. Becker; Cockerel - First M.
Becker; Pullet - First M. Becker.
Partridge Wyandotte: Cock - Fust
and Second Michael Becker; Hen -
First and Second Michael Becker.
-Wyandotte A.O.V.: Cock - Fust and
Second Michael Becker; Hen - Fust
and Second Michae Becker.
Old English Blk Red Game: Cock -
First Richard Kinsman; Second and
Third Michael Becker; Hen - First and
Third Michael Becker, Second Richard
Kinsman.
Old English A.O.Y.: Cock - First and
Second Michael Becker; Hen - First
and Second Michael Becker, Third
Richard Kinsman; Cockerel - Fust Mi-
chael Becker, Second Richard Kins-
man; Pullet - First Richard Kinsman,
Second Michael Becker.
Sea Brights: Cock - Fust and Second
Michael Becker; Hen - First and Sec-
ond Michael Becker, Third Richard
Kinsman; Cockerel - First and Third
Micheel Becker; Pullet - First Michael
Becker.
Rose Combs: Cock - First and Sec-
ond Michael Becker; Hen - First and
Second Michael Becker.
Rhode Island Red: Cock - First and
Second Michael Becker; Hen - Fust
and Second Michael Becker.
Japs A.V.: Cock - First and Second
Michael Becker; Hen - First and Sec-
ond Michael Becker.
Japs Solid Colour: Cock - First Mi-
chael Becker; Hen - First Michael
Becker, Second. Richard Kinsman.
Brahamas: Cock - First and Second
Michael Becker; Hen - Fust and Sec-
ond Michael Becker.
Chantecler: Cock - First Donald
Dearing; Hen - Fust Donald Dearing.
Pigeons
Rollers Solid: Old Male - First Mi-
chael Becker; Old Female - Fust Mi-
chael Becker.
Homers - flying: Old Male - Fust
Donald Dearing; Young Bird - Fust`
and Second Donald Dearing.
Poultry and Pigeon Committee spe-
cial: Best Solid Coloured Standard -
Donald Dearing (Black Sumatra H.);
Best Parti -Coloured Standard - Michael
Becker (Light Brown Leghorn -H.);
Best Solid Coloured Banta= - Michael
Becker (White Cochin C); Beg Arai.
Coloured Bantam - Richard Kirkman
(BB Red - OE Games C); Best Pigeon -
Donald Dearing (Flying Homer OM).
•"parade
floneedalinial float: Hensall Horti-
culture Soolaty. Hensall Playground,
Exeter Ag. Society.
Conunercial Float: W.G. Thompson
& Sons. Eclipse, Bob Erb's Garage,
Mousseau Auction Service, Hensel'
Co-op.
Antique Car: Orland Reichert,
Wayne Reid.
Antique Machinery: Brad McBride.
Best Pony & Rider: Travis Van Wier -
en.
Best Theme Float: Hensall Economic
Development Committee. Feeder Calf
Club. Hensall Public School, Hensall
Tinker Tots.
Special: Best Wagon, bike, trike (un-
der 10) - Kaley Jennison, Amy Jenni-
son, Scott Forrest; (over 20 - Shannon
Cook, Steven Forrest; Clown/comic
character - Jordan McAuslan.
Baby show
Under 6 months: Miranda Buzzell,
Jordan Glenn, Dana Stanley; 6 months
to 1 year: Allison Groot, Chelsey Lee
Hay-Janki, Jason Stewart; 12-18
months: Amanda Lang.
Horseshoe pitch
First Lea Dessjardine and Jack Brint-
nell; Second Orvil Coxin and Harold
Pridham; Third Elgin Kiefer and Allan
Turnbull; Fourth Dean Elliot and John
Geiser; Fifth Howard Currie and Ralf
Koopman.
Plants and Flowers
Unusual houseplant: Thea Wisch,
Hazel Corbett; Any green houseplant:
Thea Wisch, Shirley Mousseau, Hazel
Corbett; African Violet: Lillian Beer,
Shirley Mousseau, Hazel Corbett.
Garden flower arrangement: Thea
Wisch, Mary Brintnell, Anna Dolmage;
Wild flower arrangement in a cream
pitcher: Thea Wisch, Anna Dolmage,
Shirley Mousseau.
Specials: Collection of Herbs: Janie
Van Wieren, Thea Wisch, Anna Dolm-
age; Hensall Fair - 125 years of Agri-
culture: Thea Wisch, Janie Van Wier -
en, Thea Wisch.
Domestic
Baking queen: Janine Corbett
White cup cakes: Shirley Mousseau,
Janie VanWieren; Carrot cake with
pineapple: Shirley Mousseau, Janie
Van Wieren; Chocolate cupcakes:
Diane Andrews, Janie Van Wieren;
Lemon loaf. Shirley Mousseau, Diane
Andrews; Rhubarb Loaf: Shirley Mous-
seau, Janie Van Wieren; Banana muf-
fins: Janie Van Wieren, Janine Corbett,
Diane Andrews.
Peanut butter cookies: Dianne An-
drews, Shirley Mousseau, Hazel Cor-
bett; Rhubarb pie: Janine Corbett, Mary
Brintnell, Hazel Corbett; Cherry pie:
Janine Corbett, Janie Van Wieren; Tea
biscuits: Hazel Corbett, Anna Dolm-
age; Chocolate Brownies: Shirley
Mousseau, Janine Corbett, Janie Van
Wieren.
Specials: Chelsea bans: Hazel Cor-
bett, Diane Andrews; Baked beans: Ha-
in!! Corbin, JanieVan' Wieren; Best
' butter tarts: Lillian Beer, Janine COr-
e beu; bran muffins: Janine Corbett,
Anna Dolmage, Hazel Corbeu; Best
lemon meringue pie: Janine Corbett,
Lillian Beet, Hazel Corbett; Best pecan
pie: Lillian Beer; Janine Corbeu; Janie
Van Wieren; Coffee cake: Janie Van
Wieren, Mary Brintnell; 60% whole
wheat loaf bread: Hazel Corbett, Janine
Corbett; Dinner rolls: Hazel Corbett.
Dianne Andrews; J - Shirley Mousseau;
Most point in Section 1-12: Shirley
Mousseau, Janie Van Wieren, Janine
Corbett; Overall points in Class 31: Ja-
nine Corbett, Shirley Mousseau, Hazel
Corbett.
Apple pie: Janine Corbett, Lillian
Beer, Mary Brintnell; Chocolate cake:
Shirley Mousseau, Diane Andrews, Ja-
nine Corbeu; Butter tarts: Janine Cor-
bett, Lillian Beer, Diane Andrews.
Favourite dessert made and accompa-
nied by cocoa: Diane Andrews, Janine
Corbett, Janie Van Wieren; Crisco
Shortening Baking Contest: Janine Cor-
bctt, Janie Van Wieren, Shirley Mous-
seau.
Frys Cocoa and Crisco Shortening
Family Favourite: Janine Corbett; 25
Cookies (5 varieties): Shirley Mous-
seau, Diane Andrews, Janie Van Wier -
en; Robin Hood Multifoods Inc.: Hazel
Corbett, Janine Corbett, Lillian Beer;
Oatmeal cookies: Betty Simmons.
Diane Andrews, Mary Brintnell; Oat-
meal muffins: Janine Corbeu, Mary
Brintnell, Diane Andrews.
Golden Age: Bran muffins: Exeter
Villa, Mildred Gingerich of Queensway
Nursing Home. Edith Bell of Queens-
way Nursing Home. Sugar cookies:
Edith Bell of Queensway Nursing
Home, Exeter Villa, Mildred Gingerich
of Queensway Nursing Home. Molas-
ses cookies: Exeter Villa, Edith Bell of
Queensway Nursing Home.
Sewing
Bib apron: Mary Brintnell.
Specials: Embroidered pillowcases:
Anna Dolmage, Helen Toornstra, Mary
Brintnell; Fabric Place mats: Mary
Brintnell, Helen Toornstra.
Seniors (60 and over): Knit slippers:
Anna Dolmage, Helen Toornstra, Bea
Dykstra; Knit or crochet tea cozy: Anna
Dolmage; Covered hanger: Helen
Toomstra, Bea Dykstra, Anna Dolm-
age; Knit or crochet lap afghan: Anna
Dolmage. Specials: Braided placemat:
Hazel Corbett.
Crochet
Afghan: Rita Van Wieren, Helen
Toornstra, Anna Dolmage; Baby shawl:
Verlyn Huston, Beta Van Wieren, Hel-
en Toornstra; Lace edging: Jane Van
Wieren, Helen Toomstra, Rita Van
Wieren; Peach jacket and bonnet: Hel-
en Toomstra, Verlyn Huston; Two doi-
lies under 12": Rita Van Wieren, Ver-
lyn Huston, Diane Andrews; Child's
mittens: Rita Van Wieren, Anna Dolm-
age; Child's novelty slippers: Anna
Dolmage, Diane Andrews; Lined cush-
ion: Anna Dolmage, Diane Andrews;
Draft stoppers: Diane Andrews; Pillow-
cases with crochet edging: Jane Van
Wieren, Helen Toomstra, Rita Van
Wieren.
Specials: Stuffed bear: Jean Crcrar,
Diane Andrews; Crochet tea cozy:.
Diane Andrews, Bea' Dykstra, Anna
Dolmage.
Knitting
Afghan: Anna Dolmage, Bea Dyk-
stra, Lillian Beer; White baby outfit:
Rita Van Wieren, Helen Toornstra, Bea
kstra; Doilie over 12": Rita Van
Wieren; Baby dress under 2 years: Rita
Van Wieren, Helen Toornstra, Beuy
Brand; Hooded baby sweater: Helen
Toornstra; Child's hat and mittens:
Anna Dolmage, Hazel Corbett; Adult
pullover sweater: Helen Toornstra, Te-
resa Wynja; Men's dress socks: Helen
Toornstra, Bea Dykstra; Child's fancy
socks: Rita Van Wieren.
Specials: Adult Fair Isle sweater:
Rita Van Wieren; Chiki's pullover
sweater. Anna Dolmage, Betty Brand;
Child's cardigan: Shirley Mousseau.
Quilts
Tied quilt: Hazel Corbett, Mary
Brintnell; Crib quilt, nursery design:
Hazel Corbett.
Specials: Most points in Class 35:
Hazel Corbett; Cushion made with pre-
printed fabric and quilted: Mary Brint-
nell.
Arts and Crafts
Two matching table pads, for hot
dishes: Anna Dolmage; Oven door fin-
ger towel: Mary Brmtnell, Diane An-
drews: Pillowcase doll: Jean Crerar,
Mary Brintnell; Casserole Tote: Mona
Alderdice; Clothes pin apron: Hazel
Corbett; Best original handwritten
poem: Hazel Corbett; 3 bars homemade
soap: Anna Dolmage; Fabric covered
swan, lamb, deer or frog: Betty Sim-
mons, Janine Corbett, Mona Alderdice.
Specials: 1868 Hensall Fair Bazaar
and bake sale: Anna Dolmage.
Youth Specials
Fire Prevention Poster. Grades 4-6 -
Nicolas Bayley, Benji Reabum, Lisa
Forrest; Grades 7-8 - Jeff Reid, Darren
Firman.
Picture collage of food that we ate
125 years ago: Troy McClure, Lucas
McBride, Laura Noakes. Decorated toy
made of wood or paper macho or play
dough: Brett Crerar, Brandon Consitt,-
Sheri Lynn Moir.
Junior and School Section
Baking: Grades 5-6 - Chocolate chip
cookies: Karie Jennison, Scotty Forest,
Steven Forest; Banana muffins: Karie
Jennison, Steven Forest, Scott Forest
Grades 7 and 8 - Oatmeal cookies:
Scott Forest, Steven Forest
Sewing: Grades 7-8 - Pillow: Steven
Forest; potholders: Steven Forest..
Crafts: Grades 7-8 - A clock: Julie
Rooseboom, Jennifer Randall, Eliza-
beth Kerslake; Leather article: Ryan
Munn, Elizabeth Kerslake; Scroll saw
project: Elizabeth Kerslake, Ryan
Munn, Tara Ingrain.
Grades 5 and 6 - A greeting card: Ka-
ne Jennison, Dawn Corbett, Becky
Corbett; A Diorama: Kevin Munn, Ka-
rie Jennison; An assembled model from
kit: Jayden Russell, Angela Towle,
Kari Reid.
Grades 3 and 4 - A greeting card: Ra-
chel Wood, Brian Webber, Shannon
Cook; Create a picture using shapes:
Erin Campbell, Carol -Anne Munn, Da-
vid Huston; _Assembled- model from
Lego on a board: Dustin Elder, Scott
Forest, David Huston.
Grades 1 and 2 - Paper bag creation:
Jacelyn Stire, Matthew McAuslan, Sue
Anne Cook; A pie plate creation:
Sueanne Cook, Denise Richie, Denise
Bisback; Bouquet of handmade flow-
ers: Jennifer Anderson, Sue Ann Cook.
Kindergarten: Three flower creations
in a container: Kelsey O'Rourke, Am-
ber Caldwell. Jessica Wollis; Paper
plate creation: Kelsey O'Rourke, Am-
ber Caldwell, Bevan Butson.
Art
Kindergarten: My family: Timmy
Hay, Amanda Matson, Lea Mudge.
Grade 1 - My Pet and 1: Matthew
McAustin, Fragiskos Fragiskatos, Josh
Stewart.
Grade 2 - Summer Fun: Denise Bis -
back. Gillian Wright. Craig Hoover.
Grade 3 - Fun at Hensel{ Spring Fair:
Kendra Mudge. Brittany Caldwell, Ju-
lie CAmpbell.
Grade 4 - The Spring Fair Parade:
Natasha Moody. Brianne Webber, Kris-
ten Dayman.
Grades 5 and 6 - A self portrait: Kari
Reid, Jason Ingram. Lisa Forest.
Grades 7 and 8 - A landscape: Shane
Wilcox, Jeff Rathwell, Melinda Hovi-
us.
Environmental issues
Grades 1 and 2 - A picture showing a
way to help save our environment: Mat-
thew Alexander, Gillian Wright, Ryan
Campbell.
Grades 3 and 4 - A picture showing a
way to reduce, reuse and recycle: Joey
Hay, Shannon Cook, Ryan Wedge.
Grades 5 and 6 - A poster with an en-
vironmental theme: Karie Jennison,
Dawn Consitt, Becky Corbett.
Grades 7 and 8 - A poster with an en-
vironmental theme: Katie Seaton, Scott
Reid, Darren Firman.
Computers
Grades 5 and 6 - A graphic design
made on a computer: Brandon Martin,
Jay Mallette, Kevin Munn.
Language
Grade 1 - Student authored book:
Fragiskos Fragiskatos, Laura Elder,
Jane Simmons.
Grade 2 - Student authored book: De-
nise Richie, Craig Hoover, Gillian
Wright.
Grade 3 - Student authored book:
Kim Kuipus, Julie Campbell, Amy
Shapton.
Grade 4 - Student authored book: Jo-
seph Randall, Carol -Anne Munn, Nata-
sha Moody.
Grades 5 and 6 - Student authored
book: Cherisse Knip, Jamie Reaburn,
Kari Reid.
Grades 7 and 8 - An 8 line poem: Jil-
leane Knip, Jay Malleue, Ryan Alexan-
der.
French
Grades 3 and 4 - A labelled picture of
the family: Brittany Caldwell, Cecelia
Corbett, Katie Bailey. .
Grades 5 and 6 - A drawing of a
dream home with rooms labelled: Mi-
chelle Zwart, Gerald Corbett, Jason In-
grain. ,
Grades 7 and 8 - D jdillapirint a
menu for a French :'Fara In-
gram, Melinda Hoover, Andrea
McCLinchey.
Huron County Library Hensall
Branch
Best bookmark: Kindergarten - Amy
Jennison; Grades 1 and 2 - Sueanne
Cook, Denise Bisback, Krista Taylor;
Grades 3 and 4 - Ashley Rowcliffe, Na-
tasha Moody. Ben Kiik.
Best bookoover: Grades 5 and 6 -
Jeff Campbell, Kelly Dayman, Kevin
Munn; Grades 7 and 8 - Kris Lepping-
ton, Ryan Munn, Julie Roosenboom.
Huron County Farm and Home
Safety
A poster promoting safety at home or
on the farm: Kindergarten -grade 2 -
Craig Hoover, Knsta Taylor, Gordon
Bailey; Grades 3 and 4 - Dustin Elder,
Krista Dayman, Shawn Willed; Grades
5 and 6 - Jason Corbett, David Shapton,
Gerald Corbett; Grades 7 and 8 - Ryan
Munn, Darren Firman.
Huron County
Hlstorkal Society
A display, demonstration or model
entitled Pioneers at Work or Play: Na-
tive people in Huron County: Grades 1-
5 - Denise Ritchie. Diane Taylor, Kevin
Munn; Krises Taylor, Jocelyn Stire;
Gillian Wright, Rob Erb; Gordon Bai-
ley; Jenna Dayman, Jamie Willert, Jen-
nifer Anderson; Carol Anne Munn;
Scou Forrest; Justin Fields, Denise and
Megan Bisback; Joshua Knip.
Grades 6-8 - Pioneers in Huron
County: Steven Forest
Hensall South Huron
Ag. Society Draw winners
12 hp Agco riding lawn mower:
Bryan Vincent, Seaforth; Queen size
quilt: Steven Veal, Woodham; Fully
processed loin beef: Gretna Miller, Staf-
fa; Peter Snyder plate "Wheat Harvest":
Olive Phillips, Varna; Collectors toy
tractor: Wyn Riley, Scalia; Side of
pork: John Cooper, Hensel]; 850 gift
certificate for Hessenland Restaurant:
Carrie Vantleesuyk, Lakeside; 850 gift
certificate from Thea's Dried Flowers:
Glenn Stade; Blue Jays tour June 19:
Steven Veal, Woodham; Passes to Ex-
eter Golf Course: Janie Van Wieren,
Hensall; Thea Wisch, Kippen; Greg
Campbell, Hensell; Marlene Bell, Kip -
pen; Chris Wilcox, Hensel!: Phil Con-
lin, Ailsa Craig; Jo -Anne Lenz, Sea -
forth; Bud Wilson, Zurich; Betty
Brand, Zurich; Sue Stewart, Exeter;
Vouchers from Seip's valu man: Roy
Pepper, Exeter; Rick Vandenbussche,
Exeter.
Photo contest
My best vacation/travel picture: Janie
Van Wieren, Crystal Hopkins, Susan
Hartman;
My best people/person/child picture:
Susan Stewart, Judy Simmons, Barb
Power;
My best sports/action picture: Rob
Hopkins, Winnie Skea, Susan Stewart.
TYOFHURON
1992
IGHLIGHT-S
Consolidated Statement of Operations
for the year ended December 31, 1992
1992 1992 1991
Budget Actual Actual
SOURCES OF FINANCING
Requisitions on local municipalities
Grants
Government of Canada
Province of Ontario
Other Municipalities
Other
Investment Income
Fees and service charges
Rents
Miscellaneous
Fund Balances at beginning of year
To be used to offset taxation
8,139,993 8,174,006
131,241
19,601,830
322,325
495,368
2,872,198
489,000
2,287
110,964
20,084,796
330,130
602,340
2,818,380
468,649
814
919.774 927.942
32.973.996 33.518.021
7,613,276
64,191
19,243,272
78,97.0
527,170
2,826.130
478,767
2,566
420.677 '
31.250.019
Applied To
Current Operations
General government 1,240,164 1,153,857 1,121,847
Protection to persons and property 233,742 234,440 218,748
Transportation services 8,202, 805 7,149,317 .6,344,402
Environmental services 312,255 133,639 123,898
Health Services 2,184,079 2,171,159 2,103,875
Social and Family Services 11,110,215 12,002,260 9,676,332
Recreation and Cultural Services 1,757,790 1,762,646 1,682,721
Planning end Development 1.128 138 1.028 597 952.965
26230 188 25.635.915 22.224.588
Capital
General Government
Transportation Services
Health Services
Social and Family Services
Recreation and Cultural Services
Planning and Development
Net appropriation to (from) reserves
and reserve funds
127,000
490,000
68,000
12,696, 516
22,000
amp
13.4)1.516
126,860
488,077
87,999
12,695,681
22,054
8.264
13.408.935
(6,667,708) (6,079,373)
Fund balances at the end of the year
To be used to offset taxation ._.--_ 552,544
a4141.
25,165
801,239
24,370
2,492,685
17,594
35.969
1387.422
4,700,467
927,942
31518.021 31.40,019
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Consolidated Balance Sheet
as at December 31, 1992
1992
ASSETS
1991
Unrestricted
Cash on Hand in Bank 3,086,851 517,789
Due to General Funds from Reserve Funds 1,802,648 1,857,638
Account Receivable 952.674 2.922.865
5.802.173 5.368.272
Restricted
Cash on Hand and on Bank
Investments
Other Current Assets
Less: Due from reserve funds to General Funds
Liabilities
Accounts Payable and accrued liabilities
Deferred revenue
Cr
Fund balances at the end of the year
To be used to offset taxation
Reserves
Reserve Funds
151,717 461,613
4,285,323 10,099,330
144 195
4,437,184 10,561,138
(1,802,648) (1,857,638)
2 634.536 6.703.;
5.470.799 14.071.772
4,085,237 3,118,029
107.500
4.085237 3.118.0229
552,544 927,942
1,204,392 1,214,801
zeat,uo 6.703.500
6.476.729 14.Q71.772
RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS
Reserve 6,766,971 7,212,214
Transfers and expenditures 12,846,344 "511,747
Year-end position of reserves and reserve funds 3,838,928 8,918,30,1
NOTES
1 These financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the County of Huron
including the following: Huron•County Planning and Development Committee, Huron County
Library Board, Committee of Management of Huronview and the Huron County Board of Health.
2. The Home Care Program administered by the Huron County Board of Health and funded
entirely by the Province of Ontario is not consolidated.
3. Copies 1 the audited financial report from which these highlights were extracted may be
examined at the office of the Clerk -Administrator, County of Huron, Court Huse. The Square,
Goderich, Ontario
THOMAS J TOMES W. R. ALCrOCK, A., AMC
WARDEN T SURER