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Ripley Huron fall'htir 'held ' (by A 6 up.. i A ) m„.. 130i e „....
In the domestic'class it wa$ * .
rdar afternoon opened with. • . Ar, rill ....: WV ria$ : --. . .u,
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aradeIt was led by the -tempting sight to View 'all those
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pies and cakes and fifteen loaves
n Sound Twirlettes .' nineteen
ber and six more in their of homemade bread with 92 'sealers
am
of fruit, jams and pickles. Then
corps. Their white.uniforms
red trimmin, theismart there were the displays by the litOn.
gr ':.
114 and marching and the , ly eRne;disinstcoritnuet4essi -pliovispblen.ronioRviePleandY A:L. of their corPs gave
and excitement to thBervie along with Clarks Chnich,
e pm-
gtottp, Also the 4-H Girls Hoine,..
as it came down the main
r4 and into the CommunitY 0 making clObs.- With leaders WS, .•
The committee in charge, Franck Gemmell., Mrs. Walter
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ter Ferguson , Francis Boyle,
Lock and Mrs, Finlay MacLeod had,
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displays
attractive - .
I MacCreath, Mrs, Morris Reid: .
1.1rs, Howard.Thompson, had. .Along the. stage of the school
parade well. organizedprea.auditorium was the display of 62 ‘,
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bags, of grain andstecis. and 31
fit John C. MacDonald: and. Mi.
•cOcinald did considerable. work ,, 044ves., .430 10 bitgifor the ,boys
1.1 grain club. Winners for the . '.
getting interest aroused to enter 4-
s part ()Lille fair,-.foliowing the grain ShoW were :, Champine. wheat
irlettes were ,twelve floats with Pent IViticponald; reserve : le, Donald •
winners: The Huron -Kinloss ' : MacKay, eliailipion. barley ,-, Gordon
iepnoneentry. , followed. by the Patterson, reserve - -.Courtney Mac -
ley '4-11 Homemakers andtwci Donald; .Champion oats- lohnC. ,_
ats from the Ripley. District . MaeDimald; reserve - Bill DinfOrtb,
Or School - one featuring Ann.. Other prize winners were David St*
mme11 and attendants -and .the leY.-.Eatt, Ron and .Donald 'Farrell,
:or by Grade 10 EveryGrade itt Paul and Bill Harrii, Harold Court -
school bad an entry-:" Winners : lacy , Lynn Courtney, Alvin Themp•
ii,
t..e decorated cars were the - - son,. Lorne Robinson ..'to rogation it
WIN Judge here, wisa cattleNorMan'Sehm-
show in many years bete..
The hone' and poro, show was • .
also Op, Judge was 'Norman Schm-
idt of Mildmay. Horses were ent-
ered by Ivall•Thotnisc .Andy Can.°,
.and. Kent Lamont, allot Paisley ,,
Stewart Brooks, Waiter Forster,
Ernie Walden of Mama. Somelef
the pony entries were by Clark's, ,
Pony Farm of Witigharn, Len
Meyer of Walkerton„ Robert Irwin'
of Kincardine, Jim Hayes of Wok -
now and severallocal
Winners in the poultryshow were
loan., Wray and Bob Thompion of
Purple Grove. As usUal there was
keeninterest in. the *show with
Many. cite and rabbits„.The most
• unusual pet 'wasthe skin* belong-
. to the, CoolOtiMily .•:` judge of
the pets was Alphonse Schmidt of
. •
Mil4rnay. .
• The hall exhibits were up over,
past years :in. both nuinber and•
.quality. The first classes.set up
Were.' the- eichibits of the: Ripley-- •
HMO Central, the Pine Rivet
Central and the' South Line East •
public Schools and the itiPley. ".
/District High Sehool. in Cbarge of.
the public 30001 exhibit were: •
Mrs Doug MacDonald ,, Afts.. Don-
ald Martyn, Mrs. Herb Clayton. :••:.
and Mrs. Rennie lviartyn. And fOr •
the. arts anddrafti'diSpisty, by
• Grades 9 and 10. Of the high, school
were Mrs. Frank Fair and Miss
Margaret Machan.. :BOth displays'
were: eneeptional in quality Also
set up. on Thursday evening in the. •
.high.school was the ,military/gun
collection of Dr. Pete ilistOtmette,
.petess. CollemiOn'of18 rifiesattritc..
ted 'considerable
DOwn the centre cif the itudftor-
• intn were the flOWefr show, the •
needlecraft display and the Many.
fine exhibits: ikdorneStic :Science.' .
Conyettor and. veteran lady direct -
Mrs. .Gordon $tanley .anci her
board of lady directors' had the
display stands all labelled ahead
of time, makingit easier ,fOr exhib.
itors to place their entries, On .
Fridaymorning. "Top point getter:
tithe needlework and domestit
Science and winner Of the Sinip-"..s
sOn Sears trophy was Mrs Oliver. •
MacCharles. One 'olthe leading .•
'new exhibitors was Mrs, :Don
Peterbaugh of :Ripley,. Three other
new exhibitors in domestic science
to win several prizei.were Miss.
:Maitliel Lee Wilson; Mrs. Carrick
dolling -sof Reids Corners' and Mrs..
Keith Blackwell cif Arniow.
cDonaki Cat "Welcome to the
"and the Ripley Rebekah..
fge's entry winner ino the itnt
le car class was Murray Cattler• :
of Stratford and Pine River with
1915 Chrysler. Nerit•Were dec-;
red bicycles, tricycles, saddle.
4es with. 'riders , .and a half
r,enelowns. Then came the •
4ie schools' with the
Pipe' band leading BiH
CLeocl and Mac Webster
dine in Charge. Bringing up the
I of theparide Were the 'Ripley •
1.1..S. cheerleader'sled by miss:
kie Johnston. " • •
iaster.,of ceremonies at the..
ke was Don ,macTavish' with.
a 'Masco .Of Kincardine provid,
the publicaddress,systern..Tlie
was officiall.y. opened by Ian.
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ey, M. P. for Bruce County,
iawed by, greetings .frOM P. A.
tray. of Kinloss Twp;„'warclen
lruce ocounty;..Reeve, .GeOrge
cLean cf:Ripley , RedVe Wm.
Lowry of Huron Twp. and Pres -
it of the 'fall fair bOard, John
MacDonald../ .•
the afternoon •prOgrani were
"ng. numbers by the.public
1 classes ;• three square dan-.
sets from the Ripley.Huron
ral school and one from the
• River Central School; numb -
the Owen Sound TWirlettes,
ruse Comity Junier Pipe Band.
ng, numbers hy Mr „ and .Mrs...
eywood of Wingliam the
y D, JI,S. cheerleaders, .
• ng • of the heavy horse and
• teams, a, mouth .ofgan number.
'm Brown, the 4-,E1 calf
ether features such. as muslcal
and a potato race for the
riders. In the Huron Township
• as the baby show. Oldest man
fair was'a formerpresident:-
.
society, David B.. MacDon-
92 and• the oldest lady was .
J. Creech.of Pine Ri9er at 94.
ref squall of rain about 4 .
k Slowed things. down fOr a
• inutes but the show still
on. The last part. to finish
e cattle Judging between 5
o'clock with Judge George
ay of Tiverton having full ••
s each time to place With
erds of cattle entered - Eimer
of Underwood and Russell and
Haron of Allenford with their
Aberdeen Angus Cattle, ;
Gaunt of Lucknow. Nelson
of Paisley and John ,A
Ande-
f Owen Sound showing
orris and the calves of both
-11 Dairy and Beef clubs,
ed was full•of cattle to the
st door-, resulting in the ben
r .
In the flower show Mrs, David
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Elphick of the Lochalsh area led
• the Way with 16spoints - winner. of
• the:Kincardine News prize and
Mrs. Alex Hackett of LucknOw
with 41 points took the Keith's ••
prize. • ••
• In the needlework class,twenty
five quilts were displayed with •
Mrs. Gordon Bridge leading with
four firsts and a number of other .
prizes, -• other winners in the quilt
section included Mrs. Jack Carter,
• Mrs. Walter dtilbert Mrs. Jim
Brooks', 'Mrs. 'Norval Stewart, Mrs
Oliver MacCharlei and Mrs. Alex
Hackett.
A prize winning boOked rug Of.
"Old French" design and Ritter- 1.
trim type - approximately 4 ,
• feet by 8 feet - the work of Mrs.
Russ Needham was or. display. ..•
Mrs. Needham even dyed the mat.
eriali herself and there were sever.
al colours in the floral pattern -
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not 'to mention the long hours
needed to complete the hooking.
BefOre leaving thit display of
ladies work, other first time eXh1•
• bitors winning prizes included • • '
Mrs..Bill Scott, Mrs. Carl Hooey,
Mrs, Henry Middelkamp, arid
idt, who also Judged the field crop
competitions during the summer.
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In the basement of .the
Township hall.there was a great
display. of corn, hay, potatoes,'
vegetables Ind fruit- one•hutidred
and three entries .in fruit, nineteen
baskets of potatoes, seventeen
,
sheaves of corn, twenty-one
bushels' of corn cobs and eleven
garden Stegetable collections. 'Ex.,
hibitors.here includ�d Mel Iititc.h-.
bison. Stewart Needham, Sam Sae -
beim), Grant MacDonald*. Jack',
TRUST 11;E
• lasned, i to 5 Tor leonti,...
weevil the above igiBeated
• /PAYS* balf-yearly hy.
.i-•• =dodged ilveattneit
Canadian 10,0.1sro,,wit
. 'tit* funds. -
ment booth with SilvirWOOdes, Ice
Cream truck from Luoluuni-serving
the "eats" on thegrasinds' and the
Ripley restaurant witithit.„.'and
Mrs, Bob LOve.amistaff. iust altnat
Across the road.:•Ortte again ft was -
at hornecOntin. event for . •
Ripleyites In Trironto Stratlind •
Guelph. LOOM, lianditon, and
other centres. Tbe attendance.,
-according tcr gate receipts tabula
.811101. Donald MacKay...belt by treasurer :WS; RussellBroOi
Scott; Edgar Watson, Scan, with assistants'Entle Broocs and Mrs
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Mrs, Qliver Iviaccharles, Mr. and ..Austin 'Stilwell, was up slightly .,
Mrs. Jim Narrjs, Austin Martin, over bit year. Red:ft 00ks.with- •
Francis Boyle, Bob Emerson ., Cecfl several efficient helpers "manned”
Stitton. Ham MacKinnon and many the gates•
more.. Eighty-eight year old, veter- On Saturday aviniug.Ellkat
Catr-
an showman, •Sam Pollok once. • uther".t orchestra played' fix the
Mere displayed his 'large pumpkins. dance In the Huron Townsbip hall,
A -first time at the Ripley fair - two It taketmant'peopie to make a
nice. trOphy and ribbon display cab-
inets owned by Courtney MacDOO-
ald and David Stanley were Shown.
• Outside again Len Leverton of' •
Hamilton had hiirides.tet up.
Weston's Merry -Go -Round and •
Burton theivfelt's,ridirtg. ponies • .
were here. Ripley WomenisInstitut
ladies werein charge of the refresh
. .
successful fair and the itipky-titst...,.
On fallfair board wish to thank- .
all Whocontributed by eXhibitingt
attending' and helping With the .••
work..There was much appreciated
suPport.in this vity.from such neigh
!knifing centres as paisley, Tiver-
ton, Underwood, 'Kincardine,
Lucknow Ashfield, Kinloss and
K pa.
Alma missed in this report were
thedip1aysOff10eaflSaDdth
two 441 clubs in the auditoriunt.
They were the grain club and the
forestry club. The fine *ns were in
two sections - ane open to any
exhibit* and supervised
On Stanley; the second one
far Coe attending the Ripley and
District NiNlght Scb�ol. U Wes
supervised by Mn.
Donald and Mrs. Russ
Exhibitors were Mrs'. Iota
Donald Mrs. Oliver MacChatles.,,
Mrs. Bette manual, Mrs'.
Madeline Davis., Mrs. 15avid El-
phick, Mrs. Norval Stewartand
Mrs. Grace Carruthers.
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for ideal harvesting conditions for
white beans. .
Plaming of Winter 'Wheat ccntln
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showing 'green. •
•. A number of tilos have been filled
with corn., The overall quality of
the corn crop looks good.
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