The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-27, Page 154. New, Over Size Brake
and Tail Light.
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if the. weather is dry and sunny
this Saturday, the Ripley-Huron
fall fair should see a large turn
out. The parade, will be led by
the Teeswater Highlanders Pipe
'Band and will feature the schools,
floats, saddle ponies, antique
cars, decorated bicycles and tri-
cycles. Master of ceremonies
will be Hump's own Don ivlac-
Tavish and the. fair will be offic-
ially opened by Harvey L. Davis
of Dobbinton, who is the warden.
of Bruce County this year and a .
prominent/beef farmer. In the
parade will be the Bruce County
Dairy Princess Katherine'Craig,
Taking part in the
afternoon's program will be Dav-
id Bannerman and Lou Core ,
and the Mildmay Stepping Five.
The midway operated •toy Mr ,, and
Mrs. Len Leverton will be on the
grounds also Brian Shewfelt will
be down from Kincardine with his
pony rides. The entertainment
committee for the afternoon pro-
gram-includes-John-C,MacDon -
aid , Mrs, Howard Thompson,.
and Bob Rutledge. The ladies of
the Lisburn Women's Institute
ill be in charge of the refresh-
ment booth aided by members of
the Ripley Junior Farmers.
Also helping at the gates and,
with parking will be the members
of the Ripley and District Lions
Club and once again members of .
the Junior Farmers. Don Mason
of Kincardine will be at the park
with his public addresS system.
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By the time this paper, is print-
ed ,for its readers, President •Leit-
er Ferguson will have had a few
work meetings each evening this
week getting the auditorium of
the Ripley District High School,
the Huron township hall, and the
Community Park ready, The
people of this area have always
been good to turn out for these
work bees.
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Convener Mrs. Gordon Stanley,
secretary Mrs, Wm. Arnold and
the board of lady directors have
done a good At, revising the lad-
ies classes in the fait:. A large
hall display is anticipated. A
group of ladies at AlTnOw will be
making a record number of
:eritries. Also Miss Margaret
Machan's art and craft classes at
/the Ripley District High School
this past year. will have many
fine quality exhibits. With the
society having eight field crop
competitions during this
summer, there should be a top
grain show,. • By the way if you
figure .on.corn cutting on Satur-
day or would like to see this. .
indoor exhibit at a leisurely pace,
the hall.exhibits will be on dis-
play on .Friday evening starting
at eight and all for twenty-five
cents admission.
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Around, two o'clock last Satur-
day morning the Ripley fire whist-
k sounded long and clear. It
seems piles of corn cobs recently
_shelled of the kernels were on fire
The Ripley area, received a
record amount of copy in last
week's issue' of Farm and Country-
a widely circulated Ontario farm
paper. On the Photo Review .
page there was a large, clear pic-
ture of Sherry Pollock, the Ont-
ario Dairy' Princess , with mike
in hand and wearing her new '
drown, addressing the crowd at
Toronto's Canadian National
Exhibition. Then there was 'a
icture of Bruce County Warden
Harvey Davis of Dobbinton who
was !recently appointed to the
tario Press Council. - the only
farmer on this,board. Accompany
ing his picture was an. article tell-
ing about,, Mr. Davis operating a
700 acre farm and that he is the
president of the Bruce County
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at the former Malcolm Macleod
farm., now operated by a London
doctor. The farm is located one
block west of Ripley on the
eighth concession towards Pine
River. Last year's crop acorn
cobs were stored in open cribs
up, on the , hill hear •the barn and
were only recently put through a
shelling machine and marketed.
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12: New Windshiiiiid.-
11. New,. Thick Pad
on Handlebars.
10. New, Emergency
Cut-Off Switch. .
13: New, 1:leavyLbuty`
Torque converter.
,0 14. New, Heavy-buty .
DriVe Belt.
15. New, More Efficient
Muffler System and -Exclusive
Air-Intake Silencer.
16. New, More Powerful Engined. r
17. Lower, Up-Forward
Engine Lodation. 4
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18. Advanced Styling.
19. New:Twin Headlamps
with Hi-Lo Beam.
20. New, Wrap-Around Bumpers.
21. New, Better Handling Skis
7. Larger Glove Box.
22. ExciusiVe 3-Way Ski Adjustment
23. Forged Steel Ski Spindles.
26., Heavy-Duty Torsion
. %. Spring Suspepsion.System..
Frarite.
24. New, Endless Polyurethane Track.
25. Repositioned Bogey Wheels.
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