HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-06-08, Page 5The warm spring days
bring us many visitors and
also gives the residents the
opportunity to get out for
visits.
Residents out visiting
during the week were Mrs.
Gertrude Gittus, Mr.
Khattar, Mrs. Ann Oligny,
Mrs. Jennetta Finnigan,
Mrs. Ella Jory, Mrs. Bernice
Overholt, Mr. Fred Weiberg,
Mrs. Ferne Bowman, Mrs.
Alma Southcott, Mrs. Emma.
Bennewies, and Mrs. Alice
Thompson.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
family of the late Mr. Dolph
Sopha.
We are pleased to report
that Miss. Susan Hartman
has returned from South
Huron Hospital.
On Tuesday evening, the
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monthly birthday party. A
variety programme was
presented consisting of piano
and violin selections by Mr.
& Mrs. Ross Love of Dash-
wood. Mrs. Dave Rader sang
and accompanied herself on
the piano, Miss, Carol Rader
played a piano solo,, Mrs.
Ross Love and Mrs. J.M.
Tieman sang a duet ac-
companied on the piano by
Mrs. Ken McCrae and on the
violin by Mr. Ross Love.
Miss Brenda Rader played
the ukulele and sang.
Residents having birthdays
during the month of May
were Mrs. Ethel Appleton,
Mrs. Emma Bennewies,
Mrs. Jennetta Finnigan and
• Mrs. Anne Oligny. Mrs. Emil
Becker was.chairlady for the
programme. Refreshments
including a birthday cake
were enjoyed by the
residents following the
programme.
If any of the readers have
white sugar bags which they
do. not have use for, the
hobby shop would be pleased
to receive them.
We are pleased to welcome
Mrs. Ella Jory, formerly of
Exeter and Mr. Horton
McDougall of Hensall as new
residents.
Bingo was played on
Thursday evening followed
by refreshments.
The residents were
pleased to have Mr. & Mrs.
Earl Heywood visit them on
Sunday afternoon and
present a variety
programme which was
enjoyed by all.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. Stewart
Miner of Exeter. Miss Viola
Cadger presided at the organ
during the service.
Judge Huron
4-H crops
Out of 17 competitors John
Van Vliet, RR 2 Brussels
collected 793 points out of a
possible 850 to be the top
competitor in the senior
class at the recent Huron
County 4-H Livestock and
Field Crops Judging
Competition.
Alan Powe, RR 2 Cen-
tralia came a close second
with 783 points. Powe along
with Van Vliet were com-
peting with other young peo-
ple between the ages of 18
and 30 and to all those who
are graduates of a two year
diploma course in
agriculture.
As well, Van Vliet took the
United Co-operatives of On-
tario trophy for the highest
score in the entire competi-
tion, while Powe was the
runner-up.
In the intermediate divi-
sion, Gordon Alton, RR 7
Lucknow .scored 756 points
to take first place while
Joyce Dougherty, RR 6,
Goderich came second with
750. The two were com-
peting against 57 others
between the ages of 15 and
17.
Out of the 36 competitors
in the junior class, open to
young people between the
ages of 13 and 14, Buce
Godkin, RR 1 Walton came
first with 743 points. David
Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth
finished second with 732.
Entering the competition
for the first time and last
year's pre 4-H club
members, Paul Hoggarth,
RR 2 Kippen had 688 points
for first. Jeff Feagan, RR 4
Goderich scored 683 to come
second out of the 37 other
competitors, aged 12 to 17
years.
As well, Hoggarth took the
Canadian National Exhibi-
tion Shield for the high
novice judge. Feagan came
second.
hi the pre 4-H Class, open
to those 11 years of age,
Mary Gibson, RR 5 Clinton
scored 674 to take first place
from the 16 competitors.
Kevin Ruttan, RR 2 Gorrie
gathered 651 points for se-
cond.
The CIL trophy for the
highest score in the swine
section was won by Gordon
Alton who scored 99 out of a
possible 100. Runners up
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Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth, 98
points,
For the highest score in
the dairy section of 99
points, Dianne Oldfield, RR
4 Seaforth won the Huron
County Milk Committee
award. Coming in a close se-
cond was John Van Vliet
with 98.
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Gorrie scored 96 to take the
Cyanamid of Canada award
for the highest score in the
sheep section. Runners up
were Gordon Alton, 96 points
and John Van Vliet, 96 points
as well.
The Huron Cattleman's
Association award went to
Jackie Brand, RR 3 Clinton
for the highest score of 96
points in the beef section.
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in the horse section went
Carolyn Dinsmore, RR
Fordwich who had 94 poin
Sharon Colclough, RR
Clinton had a score of 93
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