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Wednesday, June 25 2008
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Great results from the Hensall Fair
HENSALL -The 140th annual
Hensall Spring Fair was held in
Hensall on June 13 and 14. The
organizers and volunteers are
pleased to share the following
results from the fair events. The
Light Horse Show was Friday
evening, with the rain holding off
enough to allow all events to
be completed.
Horsemanship at Halter:
Samantha Betts, Jessica
Culbert, Emily Weber;
English Equitation (18
and under): Jamie
McLellan, Samantha Betts,
Candace Blanchard, Luc
Rynan; English Pleasure:
Samantha Betts, Christy
McMullen, Jamie McLellan,
Jessica Culbert; Western
Equitation (18 and under):
Samantha Betts, Jessica Culbert,
Brittany McCarter; Western
Pleasure: Samantha Betts, Lynn
Campbell, Christy McMullen,
Jessica Culbert; Horsemanship:
Samantha Betts, Christy
McMullen, Jamie McLellan, Lynn
Campbell; Polebending (under 18):
Chelsey Jeffery, Alyssa Dougall;
Brittany McCarter; Polebending:
Alyssa Dougall, Bob Parsons,
Chelsey Jeffery, Brittany
McCarter; Keyhole (under 18):
Alyssa Dougall, Chelsey Jeffery,
Brittany McCarter, Emily Weber;
Keyhole: Alyssa Dougall, Bob
Parsons, Chelsey Jeffery, Brittany
McCarter; Cloverleaf Barrels
(under 18): Alyssa Dougall,
Chelsey Jeffery, Brittany
McCarter; Cloverleaf Barrels:
Alyssa Dougall, Bob Parsons,
Chelsey Jeffery; Flag (under 18):
Alyssa Dougall; Flag: Bob
Parsons, Alyssa Dougall.
The Pork Carcass Competition
had 10 entries from Huron County
Pork Producers, with the following
results: (1) Martin Van Raay, (2)
John McAllister, (3) Jack and
Marg Kroes, (4) Parr Line Pork
and (5) Parr Line Pork.
The sheep show had entries of
Horned Dorsets and Oxford Sheep.
Ivan Pfaff received first place in
the following sections: Yearling
Ram (first and second), Ram
Lamb, Yearling Ewe (first and sec-
ond), Ewe Lamb and Breeders'
Flock. Don Dearing and Jessie
Kinsmen showed Oxford sheep:
Ram Lambs (1) Jessie Kinsman,
(2) and (3) Don Dearing; Ewe
Lamb: Don Dearing; and Market
Lamb: Jessie Kinsman. Jessie
Kinsman (as market lamb winner)
is also the recipient of a certificate
from the Old Mill.
Annual tug of war
competition
Saturday afternoon was the
annual Elementary School Tug -of -
War Competition hosted by the
Bluewater Tug -of -War Group.
Top three teams were: Girls:
Exeter Public School, Stephen
Central Public School and
Zurich Public School; Boys:
Stephen Central Public
School, Zurich Public School
and Huron Centennial.
Photo contest winners -
Green Thumb: Susan
Windle, Janis Bisback,
Barb Westlake -Power;
Travel: Janis Bisback, Jayne
Fragiskatos, Susan Windle; Best
Photo: John Power; Susan Windle,
Jayne Fragiskatos.
Homecrafts - Butter Tarts:
Lillian Beer; Apple Pie: Lillian
Beer; Baked Beans (prizes donat-
ed by Thompsons): Lillian Beer,
Barb Westlake -Power. Youth -
Banana muffins: Noah Pratt;
Brownies: Noah Pratt, Taylor
McClinchey; Chocolate Chip
Cookies: Noah Pratt, MacKenzie
McClinchey; Cupcakes: Lauren
Rego, Olivia Rego; Edible
Necklace: Madie McClinchey.
School categories
Grade 3 writing: Riley Masse,
Zach Gingerich, Kara McBride;
Grade 4, 5, and 6 Birthday card
(on computer): Noah Pratt;
Colouring contest - Preschool:
Sam Van Bakel, Allison Millar,
Ericka Graham; JK/SK: Jackson
Mcllwain, Anna Merrigan,
McKenzie Masse, and Maddison
Teeter; Grade 1/2: Darby Ann
Elder, Taylor Durand, Benjamin
Wagler; Grade 3/4: Elliott
Paulser, Cosette Gelinas, Courtney
Miller; Grade 5/6: Emma Prout,
Heather Hendriks and Jennifer
Trembelak.
The random draw winner from
colouring contest entries was
Jacob LaPorte of St. Boniface
School.
Mini -tractor pull
The 2008 saw the largest num-
ber of entries (in recent history) in
the mini -tractor pull competition.
Winners were - 25-50 lbs. Ben
Edinger, Cloe McClinchey and
Olivia Rego; 51-75 lbs. Maya
Elmore, Evan Krebs and Maria
Robinson; 76-100 lbs. Taylor
Kinsman, Sadie Smith and Hannah
Krebs.
The prince and princess of the
fair were: Kyle and Cloe
McClinchey (selected by random
draw).
The following were winners in
the Pet Show: Largest pet -
Sophia Temple-Oberly and Tigger,
VBS camp week ofJuly 21
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON - The beef and
strawberry supper sponsored
by the Granton -Wesley United
Church at the Granton Park
was well attended on June 18.
St. George's Anglican Church
held its ham and strawberry
supper at the Ilderton
Community Centre on June 19,
followed by a silent auction.
Granton -Wesley United
Church held its annual fishing
derby at the pond on Hwy. 7
on Sun., June 22 at 10 a.m.
Pastor Paul Vollick led the ser-
vice and the message was enti-
tled "In the end, we are all
winners."
The Scripture reading was
from Genesis 21. Taylor Jones
lit the Christ candle. The choir
sang In the Garden and Daryl
Rainer accompanied the
hymns on guitar. Rebecca
Woodall from Camp Kee-mo-
kee led the children's time.
The Vacation Bible Camp is
to be held July 21 to 25 from 9
a.m. to noon at the Granton -
Wesley United Church. This
year's theme is "The Pirates,
they don't do anything."
St. Paul's Anglican
At St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Kirkton on Sun.,
June 22, Rev. Dalice Sim cele-
brated the Holy Eucharist. The
message was about the assur-
ance of God's forgiveness.
David Blackler read the
Lessons.
and Olivia and Lauren Rego with
Jingles; Smallest pet - "Sasha";
Longest Tail - "Jingles"; Longest
ears - Noah Pratt with Lucky;
Most colourful - "Lucky", Morgan
Dickins, with Tucker; Best Trick -
Lucky, Tucker and Sasha; Most
unusual - Sasha; Pet Look - a -
Like Owner - Sasha and Kristy.
Parade results: Commercial
Float - Body Basics, Town and
Country, Home on the Range;
Classic Car/Truck - Shorty
Caldwell, Wayne Reid; Antique
Tractor/Machinery - Ross
Kercher, Dave Minnhinick, Cecil
Pepper; Open category - Wild
Hogs, Huron County Plowmans
Association; My pet and me -
Sophia Temple-Oberle and Tigger;
Open Youth - Hannah Krebs, Evan
Krebs and Tinker Tots Nursery
School.
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