Zurich Citizens News, 1980-07-03, Page 14GRADUATE AT HENSALL — Graduation exercises for the grade eight class
at Hensall Public School were held Tuesday. Members of the graduating class'
are (bock row) Andrew Troyer, Scott Jesney, Darren Moir, Calvin Stanlake,
John O'Brien, Scott Ingram and Steve Gerstenkorn. In the middle row are
Graduations hit Hensall fair
lovekesh',Malik, Phil Lovell, Tim Devries, Tim Rowcliffe, Chris Reaburn, Tim
Goudie, Mark Triebner, and teacher Doug Pearson. Seated are . Kelly
Vanstone, Nicole Doiron, Mary Lynn Pryde, Pattie tenting, Rowena
Schauffler, Jacqueline Cottrell and principal Robert Reaburn.
Top Hensall calf brings $215
The 1980 Hensall Spring
Fair was a huge success
despite a small drop in at-
tendance.
Fair secretary Gladys
McGregor attributed the
smaller crowd to four
elementary school
graduations being held the
same night.
Mrs. McGregor continued,
"We don't have the final
figures, but I would guess the
crowd at about 850. The fair
ran very smoothly with all
committee members doing a
tremendous job."
The Pym family of
Usborne township exhibited
the top calf at Tuesday's
Hensall Spring Fair for the
second consecutive year.
The judges awarded The
Times Advocate trophy for
the best finished calf to a
heifer owned -by Margaret
Pym and shown by her sister
Elaine.
A year ago, Margaret Pym
entered the top calf and her
brother Brian had the
reserve champion. They are
the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Pym.
This year's reserve
champion was shown by
Greg Becker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Becker, RR
2, Crediton.
The champions of p Pym
calfweigh ngin at 941 pounds
Church choir
honors brides
Robert and Dorothy
Taylor were hostesses at
their home on Monday
evening when members and
friends of the Carmel
Presbyterian Church
assembled to honour two
members Misses Beatrice
Thomson and Sylvia Bell
bride -elects of July.
Progressive euchre was
played with the following
prize winners: ladies high
Mrs. 'Malcolm Dougall;
ladies' consolation: Mrs.
Wayne Love; gent's high:
Ron Fleming; gent's con-
solation: Al Hoggarth; lone
hands: Clarence Volland.
Mrs. Al Taylor presented
them with gifts.
was purchased by Dick
Worgan of Shurgain for $2.15
a pound.
The reserve champion
Becker calf went to Mike
McClory of Better Beef of
Guelph for $1.70 per pound. It
weighed 946 pounds.
Next to the two top winners
in the grand championship
judging were calves owned
by Sandra Finlayson, Steve
McGregor, Bill Kinsman,
Les Consitt, Tracy Parsons
and Mark McGregor.
Owners • of the 38 calves
participated in two classes of
showmanship.
Bill Kinsman was named
the best senior showman
followed by John Coleman,
Murray McGregor, Les
Consitt, Steve McGregor,
Greg Hoggarth, Jim Parsons
and Sandra Finlayson.
The winner of the junior
showman class was Mark
McGregor. Next came Brad
Falconer, Paul Parsons,
Glenn Hayter, • Michael
McGregor, Allan Pym, Scott
Cooper and Shelley
Finlayson.
In the overall and final
showmanship judging in-
volving the top two in each
section, Bill Kinsman won
with Mark McGregor second
followed by John Coleman
and Brad Falconer.
One of the smallest: calves
at the time of purchase from
Western Canada in
November gained the most
weight.
It was Jim Parsons' calf
that started at 432 pounds
and gained 528 pounds to a
finished weight of 960
pounds.
Bill Kinsman's heifer
gained 509 pounds and the
gain for Gerry McGregor's
calf was an even 500 pounds.
Next on the gains prize list
were Shelley Finlayson,
Scott Cooper, Greg Becker,
Mike McGregor and
Margaret Pym.
The heaviest calf was
Gerry McGregor's at 1,046
pounds.
Lyle Kinsman was the top
winner in the 441 judging
taking the showmanship and
the conformation and type
division.
In the market class the
winners were Lyle Kinsman
and Lloyd Cooper.
Winners in the baby show
six months and under were
Melanie, daughter 'of Ron
and Kim Crete; Jodi,
daughter of Bob and Judy
Willis and Alicia, daughter of
Andrew and Joyce Hummell.
Best in over six months
were Kelly, daughter of Jim
and Marlene Regier. ; Ryan,
son of John and Sherri Breen
and Tim, son of Robert and
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In the fair parade, Jill
Sararas entered the best
decorated bike under 10
years and the over 10 win-
ners were Peter Cook,
Travis Beaver and Donald
Wareing.
Diane Stebbins was the
best clown and the best float
prizes went to the Hensall
Nursery School and the Bank
of Montreal.
Ray Consitt had the best
horse drawn vehicle, Tom
Leeming won with his pony
and the best car award went
to Emmerson Anderson.
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open$: Friday
The Honourable Pauline
McGibbon will officiate at a
double opening at the Blyth
3urnmer Festival on July 4.
On that date, the sixth
season of the Festival gets
underway with opening
ceremonies for the newly
renovated Blyth Memorial
Hall and with the opening
performance of John and the
Missus by Gordon Pinsent,
The Lieutenant -Governor
will be welcomed at the
BlythMemorialilall by a vice-
regal fanfare played by
Ernest and Elizabeth
McMillan of Goderich. The
honour guard for the,
Lieutenant -Governor will be
formed by members of the
First Blyth Brownie . Pack.
• Rev. Kenneth Innis of the
Brussels Pipe Band will pipe
the head table into the
traditional opening supper in
the basement of the hall, and
weather permitting,. Rev.
Innis will entertain theatre-
goers on the lawn of., the
theatre following the supper.
At 8:00 p.m., the
Honourable Mrs. McGibbon
will officiate at the ribbon -
cutting ceremony to mark
the opening of the addition to
Blyth Memorial Hall. 1980
marks the completion of a
$316,000.00 project un-
dertaken by the board of
directors of the Blyth Centre
for the Arts.
At 8:30 p.m., the curtain
will go up on John and the
Missus by Gordon Pinsent.
The. production IS sponsored
by Champion Road
Machinery of Goderich,f and
stars David Fox and Anne
Anglin. The play tells the
story of a . Newfoundland
miner caught between the
demands of progress and his
conviction that the old ways
are the mainstays of his
province.
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CENTRALIA COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURAL
TECHNOLOGY
presents
"WEED WIPER" DAY
Wednesay, July 16
at
1:30 p.m.
at the CROP RESEARCH AREA
Centralia College, Huron Park
See: Actual Field demonstrations of
Roller Applicator and
Rope wick Applicator
Treated fields on display
Manufacturers and 'distributors of equipment
Ontario
Ministry of
Agriculture
and Food
Discuss:
Use and operation techniques
for weed wipers
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