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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-10-05, Page 15Wednesday,October 5, 2005 Exeter Times -Advocate 15 Exeter Fair Open Light Horse Show EXETER - The Exeter Fair Open Light Horse Show organized by the Exeter Saddle Club was held Sat., Sept., 24 with thirty-two riders and thirty-eight horses and ponies. The results were; 1. Senior Showmanship - 1st Bree Johnston. 2. Jr. A Showmanship - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Lily Cauchi 3. Jr. B Showmanship - 1st Kayla McComb, 2nd Alysa Coddington 4. Open Trail - 1st Bree Johnston, 2nd Gus Geurts, 3rd Sarah Stenhouse, 4th Lisa Horn, 5th Annique Eilers. 5. Jr. B Equitation - 1st Kayla McComb, 2nd Wesley McComb, 3rd Alysa Coddington 4th Quentin McComb A6. Open Barrel Stake - 1st Julie Forrest, 2nd Joanne Moyer, 3rd Bree Johnston, 4th Kristina Eilers, 5th Greg O'Brien, 6th Joe Sararas. 7. Jr. A Barrel - 1st Montana Riley, 2nd Lisa Horn, 3rd Annique Eilers, 4th Kristina Eilers, 5th Megan O'Brien 8. Jr. B Barrel - 1st Wesley McComb, 2nd Kayla McComb, 3rd Alysa Coddington, 5th Shawna Ducharme, 5th Quentin McComb 9. Open Western Pleasure Stake - 1st Bree Johnston, 2nd Alyssa Dougall, 3rd Adriaan Brand, 4th Gus Geurts, 5th Lily Cauchi. 10. Jr. A Western Pleasure - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Sarah Stenhouse, 3rd Lily Cauchi, 4th Lisa Horn 11. Sr. Polebending - 1st Julie Forrest, 2nd Greg O'Brien, 3rd Al Parsons, 4th Don Masse, 5th Bob Parsons 12. Jr. A Polebending - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Montana Riley, 3rd Joe Sararas, 4th Kristina Eilers, 5th Dawn Regier. 13. Jr. B Polebending - 1st Wesley McComb, 2nd Shawna Ducharme, 3rd Kayla McComb, 4th Alysa Coddington, 5th Quentin McComb. 14. Open English Pleasure - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Bree Johnston, 3rd Jamie McLellan, 4th Adriaan Brand, 5th Candace Blanchard. 15. Sr. Flag Race - 1st Bob Parsons, 2nd Tanya Eilers, 3rd Don Masse. 16. Jr. A Flag Race - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Montana Riley, 3rd Alyssa Dougall, 4th Kristina Eilers, 5th Annique Eilers. 17. Open Command - 1st Sarah Stenhouse, 2nd Julie Forrest, 3rd Annique Eilers, 4th Gus Geurts, 5th Kristina Eilers. 18. Sr. Keyhole - 1st Joanne Moyer, 2nd Bob Parsons, 3rd Greg O'Brien, 4th Al Parsons, 5th Don Masse. 19. Jr. A Keyhole - 1st Lisa Horn, 2nd Alyssa Dougall, 3rd Annique Eilers, 4th Megan O'Brien, 5th Dawn Regier. 20. Jr. B Keyhole - 1st Wesley McComb, 2nd Shawna Ducharme, 3rd Alysa Coddington, 4th Kayla McComb, 5th Quentin McComb. 21. Sr. Horsemanship - 1st Gus Geurts, 2nd Bree Johnston. 22. Jr. A Horsemanship - 1st Alyssa Dougall, 2nd Sarah Stenhouse, 3rd Lily Cauchi, 4th Lisa Horn. 23. Sr. Down and Back - 1st Bree Johnston, 2nd Julie Forrest, 3rd Julie Forrest, 4th Joanne Moyer, 5th Greg O'Brien. 24. Jr. A Down and Back - 1st Montana Riley, 2nd Annique Eilers, 3rd Alyssa Dougall, 4th Alyssa Dougall, 5th Lisa Horn. 25. Jr. B Down and Back - 1st Shawna Ducharme, 2nd Wesley McComb, 3rd Alysa Coddington, 4th Kayla McComb, 5th Quentin McComb. 26. Novelty - 1st Lisa Horn, 2nd Alysa Coddington, 3rd Annique Eilers, 4th Megan O'Brien, 5th Quentin McComb, 6th Kayla McComb, 7th Kristina Eilers. Leaf pick-up begins Oct. 11 in Hensall By Liz Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT HENSALL - October 9 to 15 is Fire Prevention Week with the theme of "Use can- dles with care. When you go out, blow out!". An open house and tour will be held at the Hensall Fire Hall on Wednesday October 12 from 7pm to 9pm. There will be refresh- ments, everyone wel- come. Leaf pick-up in the vil- lage begins on October 11 and ends on November 12. Please put leaves on the boule- vard, not in the gutter. All donations will be gratefully received. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy Whitson-Bahro was the minister Tracy's message was "A polite no is still a no". Joyce Pepper was the organist with Harry Moir receiving the offering. Communion service will be held at Carmel on October 16 with Rev Gwen Brown as the guest minister. Remembrance service will be held at Carmel on November 6 at 10am. At Hensall United Church Trish MacGregor and Rev Children's eye exams are still covered EXETER - Now that children are back to school, the Ontario Association of Optometrists wants parents to know that eye examinations for children 19 and under are still covered by OHIP and that they are an important part of preparing children for the new school year. "Many parents have been coming into our office thinking that their children's eye exami- nations are no longer covered by provincial health insurance," says Exeter optometrist Dr. David Klein. That is not the case. Children 19 years of age and younger, along with seniors 65 and over are still covered for their annual examinations. "Just like the rest of their body, children's vision changes as they grow. "A comprehensive eye examination will moni- tor the growth and development of the eyes to ensure vision is maximized for school and on the playground," Klein says. "Parents should remember that children are often not aware they have a vision problem because they do not know what normal vision is. As many as one child in six struggles with school work because they have an undetected vision problem." Children rely on their vision to help them properly develop a number of skills including reading, copying, hand -eye co-ordination and social skills. "Children do not need to know their alphabet or verbalize well to have an eye examination," Klein adds. "Optometrists have child -friendly techniques to determine if a child can see well or not. Many conditions, such as lazy eye and turned eye, when caught early, can be treated successfully." 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