HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-06-20, Page 12AN EXETER FIDDLER - Gerry Smith of Exeter was one of
the eight finalists in the open class at Saturday's fiddlers con
test at Hensail. Supplying the accompanying music is his
daughter Linda.
BEST 'B' FIDDLER — Willis Desjardine of Dashwood won the 'B' championship at Saturday's
Ontario Fiddlers contest in Hensail. Making the trophy presentation at the left is Kinsmen club
member Butch Hoffman. T-A photo
Attracts over 2,000
Fiddle test successful again
More than 2,000 persons
were in attendance over the
week end to make the ninth
annual Hensall Fiddlers
contest a great success.
Wayne Reid who was
chairman for the event for
the sponsoring Hensall
Kinsmen club said, “It’s
hard to tell how many were
there for the final Saturday
night as they keep coming
and going, but, it was in
excess of 1,100.
Preliminaries were held
Friday night and Saturday
afternoon.”
The grand championship
for the open fiddling com
petition and the Ward Allen
Memorial trophy went to
Don Reed of Sudbury. The
trophy was presented by
Grace Bender, a niece of
Ward Allen.
The two runnersup in the
open final were Bob
Arbuckle of Stouffville and
Dwight Lubiniecki from
Scarboro.
The ‘B’ championship was
won by Willis Desjardine of
Dashwood. He won a similar
title in Blyth only two weeks
earlier.
Ellen Ruth Knapp of
Ancaster was the ladies open
winner and Kathy Reed,
Sudbury was the 12 and
under champion. Kevin
Regier, Elmira took the 20
year and under title, Eugene
Gilboe, Belle River won in
the over 55 class and the over
70 competition was taken by
Tom McQueston of King
City.
Pat Stackhouse of Lon-
desboro was the top com
petitor in the
division.
Winners in the
divisions of step
Lori Halpenny
novelty
chener, Paul Greenwood,
Mitchell, Colleen Edgar,
Atwood, Lori Bender,
Watford and Ginny
Arbuckle, Stouffville.
The judges for all com
petitions were three time
winner of the open fiddler
contest Chuck Joyce of
Woodstock and Fred Har
burn of Staffa. Harvey Lovie
of London
timekeeper.
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CORRESPONDENTS
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Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Riley family meet
for annual reunion
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Hold baptism at Carmel,
local ladies visit NY villa
Rev. Kenneth Knight con
ducted baptism service in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday baptising
Elisa Marie Masse daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Masse; Jamie Harold Neil
Campbell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Campbell; Jason
Robert Vanstone, Charles
Aldon Vanstone, sons of
Mrs. Robt Vanstone and the
late Robert Vanstone;
Steven Anthony Wurm, and
Matthew Donald Wurm,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Wurm. Rev. Knight
delivered an inspiring
message to the parents and
congregation on “Baptism”.
Flowers were placed in
the church in loving memory
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart McQueen by their
family also flowers were
placed in loving memory of
the late Hugh Love and
Walker Carlile by their
families. The service next
Sunday June 24th will be
cancelled that the congrega
tion are invited to worship
with Cromarty Presbyterian
Church at their anniversary
service at 11 a.m. The
Church will be closed July
1st, 8th and 15th for
holidays. Church service
will be in Hensail United
Church at 11 a.m.
Ladies enjoy
Scott's villa trip
A number of Ladies from
this area enjoyed a bus trip
to Scott’s Villa, Aqua Lake,
New York State last week
end and report a most
worthwhile trip and ex
cellent entertainment.
Those who went on the trip
were Mrs. Alice Ferg, Mrs.
Gadys
Lois
Irene
Anita
Pearl
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Sadie Wren, Mrs.
Coleman,
Harrington, Mrs.
Finlayson,
Bengough,
Koehler, Miss Viola Lem
mon, Mrs. Leona Parke,
Mrs. Mary Funk, Mrs. Nan
Br tton, Mrs. Rosa Harris,
Mrs. Agnes Madge, Mrs.
Jessie McAllister, Mrs.
Vera Lemmon, Mrs. Nellie
Riley, Mrs. Rachel
Schwalm, Mrs. Annie
Noakes, Mrs. McDonald.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Shirray and Darlene of
Strathroy were recent
visitors with the former’s
mother Mrs. A.W. Shirray.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Goodman of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Les Adams, Ex
eter, and Mrs. Blanche
Chapman of London visited
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Corbett.
Mrs. Eva Thompson who
has been receiving treat
ment in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London returned
to her home.
Mrs. Walker Carlile is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn
spent a few days visiting
with the latter’s brother-in-
law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Allison, Toronto.
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Several members of the
“Three Links’’ Senior
Citizens attended a dinner at
Huronview on Tuesday
celebrating Senior Citizens’
week.
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The 22nd Riley Reunion
was held at the Community
Park Hensall Sunday with 59
present. An afternoon of
races were enjoyed by
young and old with the
following winners: Under 5:
Ja§on Harburn; Under 7:
Jeff Harburn; Under 9:
Brett Stinson; Laurie Har
burn; Under 12: Patrick
Riley; Mary Jane Johns.
Over 12: Bruce Brodhagen;
Jeannie Johns.
Kick the slipper in box for
Children; Scott & Steve
Boa; Brett Stinson. Kick the
slipper Men: Bruce
Brodhagen/Kick the
slipper: Ladies’ Kick the
slipper: Jo Ann Stinson.
Three-legged race: Brett
Stinson & Patrick Riley.
Three-legged race adults:
Ray Riley & Jeannie Johns.
Water Relay Race: Jo Ann
Stinson’s Team. Bow Tie
Relay: Don Thompson’s
Team.
Guessing Beans: Ross
Riley. Longest married
couple: Ernest & Gwen Har
burn. Oldest person present:
Mrs. Madeline Harburn. The
children had a candy &
peanut scramble. Officers
elected were: Past
President: Ross Riley; Jim
Smale; Vice-President:
Murray Harburn;
Secretary: Elizabeth Riley;
Treasurer: Doreen Har
burn.
The lawn chair was won
by Fredo Boa. The picnic
will be held next year the
time and place to be arrang
ed at a later date.
Sports Committee; Leslie
& Susan Riley; Wade Riley
& Sherri Glanville; Lunch
Committee: Ivan & Barbara
Boa; Don & Marlene Fraser
& helpers.
Personals
Charles Mickle, Hamilton
spent the week-end with his
mother Mrs. Laird Mickie
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac.
Millan and daughter Ann
Waterloo visjted Sunday
with Mrs. MacMillan’s
mother Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mickle
and John, Exeter and Mrs.
Laird Mickie were in Toron
to on Wednesday last week
and visited with the
former’s daughter Miss
Pamela Mickle and attended
a baseball game.
various
dancing
were
NOVELTY WINNER — Pat Stackhouse of Londesboro won
the novelty class championship at Saturday's Hensall Kinsmen
club ‘fiddlers contest. Making the presentation of the Ron
Health Centre trophy is Ron Wareing. T-A photo
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