The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-05-01, Page 50PAGE 2—PRIZE LIST—CLINTON SPRING FAIR
TOWN OF CLINTON
"The Hub of Huron County"
Situated at the crossroads of two main highways No. 4 and No, B. which
lead to all parts of Ontario. and surrounded by four townships, those of
Gioderich, Stanley, Tuckersnsith and Hullett.
AND WITH THE NEWLY
RESTORED
AP*" Hilt,t,
1984 Officials
Mayor Chester Archibald
Reeve Ernest Brown
Deputy -Reeve Frank Van Altena
Councillor Gordon Gerrits
Councillor Bee Cooke
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Charles Burgess
Ross Carter
John Deeves
Jim Hunter
Clerk, Treasurer, and Tax Collector ... Cameron Proctor
Deputy -Clerk Marie Jefferson
Congratulations to the Huron Central Agricultural Society
on their 1310 Clinton Spring Fair.
CLINTON SPRING FAIR
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
—THRILL SHOW AS ADVERTISED --
Friday, May 31, 1985
12 NOON -Judging of Ontario Spring Jersey Show
12 NOON -Judging of Huron County Holstein Show
12 NOON -Arena Concession Opens
6:00 p.m. -Ladies' Exhibits Open
7:00 p.m. -Queen of the Fair
7:30 p.m. -Demolition Derby
8:00 p.m. -Official Opening by Denise Nethery,
Huron County Dairy Princess
10:00 p.m. -Arena Concession Closes
Saturday, June 1, 1985
10:00 a.m.-Arena Concession Opens
11:00 a.m.-Judging of Rabbit and Poultry Classes
11:00 a.m.-Judging of Sheep Classes
12 NOON -Judging of Line Classes for Light Horses and Ponies
1:00 p.m. -Judging of Livestock Classes
1:00 p.m. -Judging of Beef Classes
1:00 p.m. -PARADE -leaves Legion Hall
2:30 p.m. -Baby Show
4:00 p.m. -Children Mini -Tractor Pedal -Pull
7:00 p.m. -All Terrain Vehicle (A.T.V.) Races
9:00 p.m. Dance, Sponsored by Clinton Junior Farmers
12:00 MIDNIGHT -Arena Concession Closes
GENERAL ADMISSION-- '2.00
CHILDREN (6-12 years) --'1.00
INFANTS (under 6 years) -- Free
DEMOLITION DERBY
(5:00 p.m. Price change)
GENERAL ADMISSION --'3.00
CHILDREN (6-12 years) --'2.00
INFANTS (under 6 years) -- Free
A.T.V. (AU Terrain Vehicle)
RACES
(4:30 p.m. Price Change),
GENERAL ADMISSION --'4.00
CHILDREN (6-12 years) -- `2.00
INFANTS (under 6 years) -- Free
Come and enjoy the Clinton Spring Fair,
C&E HOBBY & VARIETY
TOYS BOOKS - "GROCERIES
OPEN 8 A.M. 11 P.M. DAILY
17 VICTORIA ST.
OFFICERS
Honorary Presidents
Ephrian Snell, John Deeves, Dick Jacob, W.J. Dale
Past Presidents
Frank Falconer, Jack VanEgmond, Jim Snell, Jack Clegg, Tom Leiper,
William Pepper, Harold Lobb, Ross Lovett, Elgin Thompson, Bill Flynn, Roy
Wheeler, Dave Dalzell.
Past President
President
1st Vice -President
2nd. Vice -President
Secretary -Treasurer
Directors:
Tom Leiper, George Colclough, Eric Switzer, Ed Deeves, Don Young, Ted
Wales, John Lyons, Chester Archibald, Charles Burgess, Dave Dalzell, Ken
Ramsey,; Bill Flynn, Frank MacDonald, Wayne Hodges, Bob Hayter, Rose
Workman, Marie Flynn, Marianne Colclough.
Associate Directors::
Jim Snell, Robert Snell, Ross Jewitt. Harold Gibbings.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
The 1985 Clinton Spring Fair is a lot different from the first Fair that the
Huron Central Agricultural Society spawned in 1854. It has been a challenge for
your Agricultural Society. tomeet the changing times and interests of the last
131 years. The fact that we are still here after that length of time is a credit to
the Society and the Community at large for their active participation to make,
each and every Fair a success. As an Agricultural Society we still have a vital
role in the Community presenting agriculture to the public, as well as an oppor-
tunity for people to realize where the good foods on their table come from. It
also provides an opportunity for young people to see a, horse, a cow, chickens,
and sheep. With the increasing specialization in the farming community the op-
portunity is often lost for rural young people to see bow other people raise and
care for livestock that they do not have on their farms. Come see the, best your
Community and your County have to offer in livestock, arts, crafts, home
science and entertainment.
On behalf of the Directors and Members of the Huron Central Agricultural
Society, we wish to thank the Community for its active support and hope to see
you at the Fair.
Sincerely,
Your President
Barry J. Cleave
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR LIVESTOCK
NO ENTRY - NO MONIES
1 ALL COMPLETED entries to be in to the Secretary's hands by May 20,
1985. BE SURE TO GET YOUR EXHIBITOR'S NUMBER: NO PRIZE
MONIES TO UNREGISTERED EXHIBITORS. All entry forms must be
filled in properly before forwarding to the Secretary.
2 All Stock to be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor.
3 All livestock must be properly clipped and groomed.
4 All animals must be identified by pedigrees upon entering the ring.
5 Membership fee is $2.00.
6 All prize monies will have $2.00 deducted for 1985 membership.
7 No protest, no appeals, judging commences at 1:00 sharp.
8 In the absence of competition m any class, or if the stock shown be of in-
ferior quality or unsound, the judges will award such prizes as they think
the animal deserves.
9 All stallions and purebred stock must be registered or eligible for registra-
tion.
10 The Society shall not be responsible for any loss to an Exhibitor, occasioned
by Fire, Accident, Neglect of other exhibitors or officials or otherwise. This
shall be a condition of entry.
11 Exhibitors shall, if required by the directors make a statutory declaration
that the animal exhibited by them is exhibited in accordance with the rules
and regulations of the Society. In case of refusal, all prizes shall be
forfeited.
12 No Exhibitor can claim more than two prizes in any class.
13 All cheques must be presented by July 30, 1985, otherwise they will not be
honoured.
14 All animals must be in the ring within five minutes after the class is called;.
if not, the class will be judged on time.
15 No exhibits to leave grounds before 5:00 p.m.
16 Only one -prize paid one Exhibitor for herd or flock.
17 No stalls to be bedded until the cattle arrive in the barns.
18 Stalls allotted on first come first serve basis.
Executive
Frank MacDonald, Clinton
Barry Cleave, Clinton
Ron McKay, Clinton
Paul Wheeler, Clinton
Ken W. Holmes, Box 1418; Clinton
Officers
Rules and Regulations
Horses and Ponies
Poultry
Commercial Rabbits
Beef Cattle
Sheep
Highlights of the Fair
Huron County Holstein Club
Ontario Spring Jersey Show
Homecraft Division
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Dance on May 4/85
Music by "Terry Sumsion & Stage Coach"
'12.00 per couple Dancing 9:00 - 1:00
at the
Clinton Commonity'Centre