Times-Advocate, 1988-06-15, Page 19Fair queen showered with gifts
HENSALL - Miss Jane Papple
was crowned Queen of the Hensall
Spring Fair Friday evening. She
was presented with her crown by
Beth Sweeney, last year's Queen.
Her other gifts were one dozen red
roses which, along with the crown,'
were from the Village of Hensall
and were presented by Reeve Jim
Robinson. A 5100 cheque came
from the Hensall and District Kins-
man Club, luggage from BSL Re-
frigeration and General Coach, an
engraved silver pendant from the
Hensall South Huron Agricultural
Socicty Fair Board, a 515 bank ac-
count from the Hensall branch of
CIBC, a crystal vase fronr Wil-
liam's Hairstyling, a brass picture
frame from The Birch Tree, basket
of bath accessories from Fud's
Freeze King, a lighted make-up mir-
ror from Veal's Meat Market, a hair
dryer from Knight Electric, one year
membership from Star -time Video,
a $15 gift-cenificate from Signs 'N
Shirts and a microwave cookbook
compliments of Drysdale's Major
Appliances.
Dianne Hamilton was selected as
first runner-up and received a S10
gift certificate from Hensall CIBC.
an engraved jewellery box from
Kyle's Shell and a lovely fresh wa-
ter pearl bracelet from Gold Dust
Targets of Hensall.
Each of the contestants will re-
ceive a crushed velvet travel jewel-
lery box compliments of the Hen-
sall and District Kinette Club. The
Kinetics would like to thank all of
the arca businesses who sponsored a
contestant as well as those who do-
nated gifts.
Hensall hauler
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YOUNGEST EXHIBITOR - Charlene Townsend presented a trophy to
Bryon Ellerington as the youngest exhibitor in the calf show at Saturday's
Hensall Fair.
SMILES ALL ROUND - Dianne Hamilton is congratulated by the other
contestants for being, selected as runner up to title of queen of the spring
fair.
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OFFICIALLY OPEN - Agricultural Society District 8 director Roy Pep-
per (left) and Huron County warden Bob Bell were on hand to congratulate TRACTOR PULL -David Bisbackgives it his best for the mini tractor pull
Hensall reeve Jim Robinson on the opening of the 120th annual Hensgll TRAFridayCTOR evening before the show.
Spring Fair.
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Two-day
spring
fair
draws
attendance
near 1,000
RESERVE CHAMPION - This impressive flock of Suffolk sheep came from Linda Callaghan in Oil Springs to .
take the reserve champion prize. 'Callaghan was presented with a.sheepskin rug from. The Old Mill by reeve Jim
Robinson.
Hensall Fair results
HENSALL - The Hensall South Huron Agricul-
tural Socicty held another successful spring fair
with increased gate receipts over 1987. About 900-
1000 people attended the fair over the two days.
Friday evening attendance was oosted for the
Talent Show and Queen of the air competition.
The Appaloosa Horse Show attracted 40 entries
from both sides of the border.
Mini tractor pull
Twenty-five to fifty pounds division: first - Jeff
Campbell, second - Andrew Kinsman, third - Jere-
my Allen.
Fifty-one to seventy-five pounds division: first -
Lance Weiss, second - Peter Owen Bisback, third -
Richard Kinsman.
Seventy-six to one hundred pounds division: first
- Matthew Turner, second - Steven Lostcll, third -
David Rathwcil.
. Parade winners
Non-commercial float: first - Hensall Kinsman,
second - Seaforth Agricultural Society, third -
Cubs and Scouts.
Commercial float: first - Cook's, second - Hen-
sall Co-op. third - Fud's Freeze King, fourth -
Bank of Montreal, fifth - Flower Basket.
Antique car entries were Lenard Erb. Emerson
Anderson, Gord Freeman, Jerry Upshall, Tom
Malone, Henry Mero.
Antique machinery: rst - Fred Elder, second -
Mrs. Reichert, third ayne McBride.
The best theme float was from the Hensall Unit-
ed Church. -
Best decorated bicycle (under 10 yrs. old): first -
Ryan Oroot, second - Cara Gardener, Carolyn
Rimmclzwaan, third - Priscilla Lambcry.
Best decorated bicycle (over 10 yrs. old): first -
Lisa Campbell, second - grin, Michael Funk,
Steve Hoffman. Jeremy Reid, third - Anne Pack -
ham.
Best children's float: first - Cinderella, second -
Public School, third clowns, fourth - ball team.
Best clown or comic character: first - Shananhan
Kyle, second - Eric Groot, third - Gordon Radford,
Tara Bedard, Jennifer Groot.
Baby Show
Six months and under:, first - Kristine, parents
Rod and Barb Pepper, second - Ashley, parents
Wayne and Marsha Preszcator, third - Courtney,
parents Ed and Joy Shubrook.
Six months and over: first - Amber, parents
John and Ruth Feeney, second - Ashley, parents
Keith and Sandra Scott, third - Brandon, Randy and
Karen Wettlaufcr.
Twelve months to eighteen months: first - Me-
ghan, parents Deb and Ron Riley, second - Mi-
chael, parents Ron and Kim Crete, third - Mic-
chelle, parents Fred and Darlene Steele.
Horseshoe pitch tournament
The winning teams was Alonzo Harhurn and
Dave Parks.
Sheep show
Champion flock: first - Hugh Rodd, second -
Linda Callaghan.
Best ram: first - Sandra Welsh, second - Dan
Emke.
Best ewe: first Dan Emke, second - Sandra
Welsh.
Junior class: Lamb: first - D. Benedict, second -
D. Benedict.
Market lamb: first - D. Emke, second - Hugh
Todd.
Western horse show
High point horse and rider was Butch Miller
from Beamsville, Ont.
Poultry and pigeon
Best solid colour standard and best parti-coloured
standard: Cliff Pepper.
Best solid colour Bantam and best parti-coloured
Bantam: Michael Becker.
Best pigeon: Don Dearing.
The Ellison Travel' Free Draw for two tickets to
a Blue Jay's game was won by Clayton Cooper.
TALENT SHOW - A full audience was .treated to a variety of acts from
South Huron youth on Friday evening. Music, dancing, and monologues
were out in full force before the crowning of the fair queen. Jennifer Dal-
rymple (left) and Joyce Fell sing "Flying Free" for their audience. •
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BALL TEAM PARADES - Stacey Butson, Tara Campbell, Bevan Butson, Debbie Rimmelzwaan, Erin Campbell
and Leann Corbett were in baseball uniform for Saturday's Hensall Fair parade.
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