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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-26, Page 16You are invited Treat the. family to a festive day with General Coach fora preview showing 01 Outl-StamOde-1610 fine recreational homes. General Coach-dealers and factory repiesentatives will be on hand' at our Hensel' display courts to Idemonstrate tile latest design innovations in Citation and Corsair leisure vehicles, and featuring Villa and Villa Deluxe park model trailers - the Canadian standard for gracious seasonal homes. • Pirk mode*, travel trailers, miniliners, 'Class A motorhornes • Complimentary refreshments • Door prize • - 14" portable Colour TV ,no,purchase necessary • Follow Highway 4 to Mill Street intersection in Hensel', 2 blocks north of Highway 84: August 22, 23 & 29, 30 Saturdays 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sundays 1 p.m. 8 p.m. Gala-NAL gariosimum Geil•tat HoMos Systems Ltd Honsall Ontario °fiver BritisnColurnbia A division of MILL ,a rni STREET. THE HURON EXPOSITOR • AUGUST 2% 100 A1.5 Baby bottle contest t v 0 r • ; ecoNomyccAR.i.f. This u61400 *WOO: mellicle, AOatin Mini, was,clrlyehin tide Vanastra Fair Para; e lAktnetta Holland. The twv•-#4,tioyent—tnctokte0 a activities, as well as the:traclitiohal fair iineOP. glre $alurdaillY Bill and% long Ilst of 'novelty. • (FhotO1)y Bills) Various Lions and Lion- ess Annual Fair was held an the weekend Friday, August 21st and Saturday. August 22nd. Fri4sy, evening Allison Jegock became Princess of ,the Fair *std was presented with some IiMutlift# is as was Colin *MAO $0J010* t",tIMO PDX* 91 the Fair. ;Amatrs u r were Darr Y1 Thigt, TOUY Goulding, Pen- . 10! Riley and Shelle! .f40# Susan Ryan. Shelly Stone, Dater. Riley. Congratulations to All participants! The parade at 1:00 p.m. Saturday was le. d by the O.P.P. In processions was WiCetqle Upholitterx, Fire PepittimPOtt Am* • Wigs, Tuvutniti of Tucker truck pa ll. tAtexalelcars th Day Nor- s ryt..McLachlin Polices, Sill •Waunitn• Holland., gin.' Ion. Fire etzt: $ingl hepie Kt*. Jeff ca WO' the IA* Moth cuts. Congratithlt- ions! The 134b.? Bottle Drinking contest fo041 year Oda was woo by SOMA 4YOn Derek Dliteti.Itt the 9..-0 VW' *Ono .44414 ind Parryl Dixon wan. Olive the 141- 0.1* contest ,was held next, bath' 4014it won eos'elit; ,Korty 411910 WOW tn. the., 5-13 ycal aids. Nat came a good one. Watertown, Pip Spit. -10 the 5-8 year olds. Sombath Mousse,' won 1st and Derek Dixon won 2ng. In the 9-13 year olds Pe Robinson won 1st and Tony Goulding 2nd. Like jello? Well some people do! Derek Dixon won in the 5.8 year olds. Brian Thomas won. in the 9-13 year olds. Turtle 'Wes were held with Wayne Riley it. coiling, in first, Grant. Laws made 2nd and , Colin Thomas was 3rd. t 'Baseball Team,. Vanastra Curling Club, Fraser fin= fimripment and the Vanastre and District Lions and. Lion. ess Club. Tuckersmith Day Nursery won 1st prize, Lions and Lioness won 2nd, Leeming single horse hitch won best horse, Laurie Roulston won best costume. Jennifer Pol- lock won best bike. In the baby show at 2 p.m., judges chose Angela Bos in the 0-6 month class, and Robbie McLachlin in the 6-12 41 I BLUE JAY MATERIAL — Lori Jewitt, 10, of Clinton, was one of the many girls who particpated in the baseball tournament last weekend in • conjunction with the Vanastra and Dist 'p1,Lions and Lioness Fall Fair. 6 (Photo by Ellis) BEST SEATS AVAILABLE — Baseball fans took time out from the action on the diamond to watch the parade pass by as the Vanastra and District Lions and Lioness held their annual Fall Fair last weekend. A good s4ed crowd turned out for the event, which begah with r king and queen contest Friday; and continued all day Satiirday. (Photdby Ellis) t I Kids_ legrn_to play _cricket Things hove 'been really busy this past week at the Tuckersmith Township Play- groudns. :Hobby and Craft Day brought a good response from the kids,_and it's surprising .to find out what sonic kids do for it hobbyil PERSONAL GLIMPSES Ruth Tice from California is viitt th her sister Dorothy on. Alteen group meetings are held every Sunday evening in the Vanastra Christian church, Hope Diane Ryan had a Happy Birthday on. August 15th. The children also learned the ' English sport of cricket, and played badminton if it wasn't too windy'. The children made party hats as part of their craft, and some of these were_, .molly Colbitiftill Thus week, the final week before (ugh!) school, the children are attempting to set some tecordn.on World Record Dity and, are bringing their friends. The trip-of-the-week on August 19th was to Point ' Farms, Mini-Golf and Gode- rich Gaol. The kids did pretty weu at me mini-golf. As you are reading this, the trip to Canada's Wonderland is un- derway, and the park is about to receive a bus load of eager kids. On Sunday, August 16th Ralph Schuurmari &inducted° the service at the Vanastra Christian Church. Clarence Melds will conduct the set-. vice' on AujOsf • - Don't forget the following,. "Titail August 30th -the .Farewell Service for Rev. Peter Mantel and his family. In case of need contact Rev. Van den Bert 482-3051 ASSISTANT CUB MASTER — The title _may carry Various responsibilities, but teimovinthhe husks from corn - is _rather unuSUal one. Performing the duty for thy' First-Vanastra Cqb Pack, was Meryl Thomas of Vanastra as she prepared to cook the corn for sale at the V4nastra Fall Fair Saturday afternoon. NURSERY RHYMES COME ALIVE — Probably the most interesting float in the Vanastra and District Lions and Lioness Fall Fair parade Saturday was the one entered by the Vanastra Day Nursery, which featured children dressed up as their favourite nursery rhyme charadters. By the time the photo was taken, Humpty Dumpty had already fallen and Jack looked a bit too tired to be nimble. (Photo by Ellis) Lions sponsor softball tournament CorresPondent RHONDA BURG 482-9596 • The Vanastra Lioris sport-- gored a midget. boys softball tournament at the fair' this past weekend. Five midget boys softball teams were competing for lop spots in 2 divisions for TrOphy A and B. ,Friday night the Blyth Team played, the Vanastra boys, Blyth won 4-0. This put Vanastra in the "B" On Saturday morning Blyth played Hohnesville with Holmesville winning the match 4-3 in sudden death overtinie. The next game was Monkton playing Londesbor0, with ' Monkton winning 15-7 Putting them in "A" divis- ion with HolMesville. Lond. eaboro and Blyth Then played for a sport 4h 'W division. Londesboro edged out 1110 by 5.4. "A" championship was played between Mine. sville and Monkton. Holmes. ville won the trophy by 6-2. 'B' thampionship was bet- ween Vanastra and Landes. bore with Vanastra whining 16-9. The pitching was the key in all the games but ine finals showed the strength of these pitchers and the tight playing of the team meMbets. The ball tournament committee would like to thank the volunteer umpire* and Prank Man- , Iktrudd-Piumbing..Clinton for donating Trophy, all the players for an enter' Wiling and funfilled week- end. MF AGRI BUILDERS DISTRIBUR'TOS a INSTALLERS OF GRAIN BINS siovvEitsf IN BIN DRYERS AERATION SYSTEMS WE GUARANTEE * Our workmanship to be unsurpassed by any competitor * Best price on highest, quality equipment t•, LET US PROVE IT! PALL TODAY: 510435-2120 MAIN STREET S. KO:110X180; EXETER ONTAnio,Nomiso 'A-GA144w LDER i Of •