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G,EI TWO
No . Man Is an island, - the
theme song -of the Ripley's
Reunion's pageant, Memories
of the Past was demonstrated
throughout the two hour
presentation behind the high
school on. Saturday night.
Written and directed by
-Minnie Lock with Olwen
MacAuley assisting in direc-.
ting, the pageant was designed
to describe the histOry. of Huron
township- from 1848 until
present clity.. • • •
Similar to •the' other events
'during the four' day reunion,
there was a tremendous tur-
.nOut for the • evening per-
formance. •
The Choir, led by COrrinne M.
Davies and Susan .MacDonald
opened the program with 0 .
Canada and No -Man is
an island. The, following people
'wen; in the choir: Elaine
Pollock. Audrey Ferguson. Ann
'Collins, Marion Munn, Doris
Hollands. Evelyn Elliott, Helen
Henderson. Nancy Brown,
Marjorie Middelkamp, Marion
Lowry, Mary Culbert. Mary-R.
McDonald, Doris Johnston,
Alice Middelkamp. Mary C.
MacDonald. Bob Rutledge.
Richard Sand, John C.
MacDonald, Henry Mid-
delkamp, Albert Middelkamp,
Larry I r.win,..John Kelly, Barry
Pollock, Murray Culbert, Bob
Competes In
Sweetheart Of Fair
Contest At C.N.E.
Miss Gail MacPherson. R. I
Lucknow, represented the Lucknow
Agricultural Society on August
13th at the "Miss C.N.E. Sweet-
heart of the Fair Pageant" at the
Canadian National Exhibition in
Toronto.
Gail, who won the title of Miss
Lucknow Reunion in June 1974,
also received the title of Miss
Lucknow Fair at that time.
Gail was accompanied by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
MacPherson and •Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Errington, secretary-treasur-
ers of the Lucknow Agricultural
Society.
She was one of 'eighty-four
contestants vying for the honours,
Janet Ann , Kennedy. representing
Massey, was crowned the winner.
Karen De Jong, from Exeter was
first runner-up and Kathy Gibson
from Roseneath , was declared
second runner-up. Patricia Van
Benthan from Lincoln was voted
"Miss Congeniality".
Bobby Gimby, "Pied Piper of
Canada", who will be appearing at
the Lucktiow arena on September
5th, acted as master of ceremonies
for the contest.
Harris and. Cameron
MacAuley.
Mr. MacAuley, as chairman
of.the pageant committee gave"
the opening remarks to' the
pageant and introduced.the two
narrators for .the evening,
• Adelene Martyn and - Reg
Moore. ,
The play began with the. first
settlers, . the Indians.. The
Ripley Cub .Pack supplied the
trees for Nancy BroWn's• solo.
Sheila' MacDonald, DaWna. and
Gary RUtledge acted as the
'Indians as Bob Rutledge and
Marion Lowry sang their duet.
The first white settlers. were
the French in. 1848: They were
portrayed by Elliott and' Joan
Courtney., Then came the
English, Lorraine and Jack
McGuire; the German,. Isabel
Wylds, Muriel and Lloyd
Lamont and the' Irish, Edna,
and Glen Stanlek and Shirley
. and Heather Harris.
The Lewis settlers arrived in
1852. They were portrayed by
Helen McCreath, .Glaclys
Huston, Christine Robertson,'
. Allister. MacKay, Peg Chap-
pell, John C. MacDonald,;Anna
MacTavish, 'Donald McLeod,.
Doug (Yarrie) MacDonald,
Torn Culbert, Danny and Paul*
and MacDonald and Margaret
Gemmell.
Murray MacDonald played
the bagpipes, Bertha Scott was
the soloist and Nancy, Heather
and Christine MacDonald, Joan
Irwin,. ;Barbara and, Heath er
Suitt were the dancers.
In honor of the Irish, who,
arrived in 1.857, Bob COurtneY
played the flute, and Gary and
' Sharon Courtney. Jack and
Linda Campbell, Bob and
Wendy Scott and, Bob and Paula
1-lelesic were the dancers.
For the lighthouse skit, set in
1857, Elden Lomity, Alma and
Debbie Lowry. _Murray and
Janette Thompson and family.
Bill and Freda. Collins per-
formed. as well as step dan-
cers. Jim. Bert and Bill Elliott.
The square dancers were
Muriel and Bob Osborne. Joyce
and Stewart Farrell. Wilfred.
Dianne. John and Barbara
Gamble.
Gordon Bridge. Ben Farrell,
Bill Harrison and Orma Pollock
made up the quartet.
For the railroad skit set in
1870 to 1875, the men of the
choir performed.
The orchestra. consisting of
conductor, Glenn Boyd. D,-)ri
Steele, Gordon Boyd, Gayle
Lowry, Lynn Lowry and Bob
Courtney depicted the great
storm of 1913.
Susan and Peter VanSic;.1e,
Diane and Ronald Brooks,
Bob Campbell, Jack
CONTINUED ON PAGE . 16
SAVAGE-BROOKS
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brooks,
Lucknow are happy to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Ruth Anne to Donald - R.
Savage, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Savage, Kincardine. The
wedding vows will be exchanged on
Saturday, September 13, •1975 at 4
o'clock in the Lucknow United
Church.
STEWART - ADAMS
Mr4 and Mrs. Robert Adams of
R. R,. 5 Lucknow, are pleased 'to
announce the' forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter Mary Lou to
John• Wilfred Stewart, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Stewart nf Blyth.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 23rd, 1975 at
3.30 o'clock at Whitechurch United
Church, Whitechurch, Ontario.
MORNINGSTAR•- BUSHELL
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell of R.
R. 2 Holyrood are pleased to
announce the forthcoming mar-
riage, of their daughter, Shirley
Jean, to Gltnn William Morning-
star, son of Mr. and Mrs. A:
Morningstar of Lucknow. The
wedding will take place at 7 p.m.
Friday, September 12th, 1975 at
Kinlough Presbyterian Church.
Bill Alcock
Named Deputy
Clerk-Treas. Huron
William Alcock of Goderich
was appointed the new 'deputy-
clerk treasurer of the County of
Huron at . a' special evening
session of the Huron County
Comic i I
The position was left vacant
following the death 'of John
Berry, who served as clerk-
treasurer and administrator
for the county. Deputy-clerk
treasurer William Hanly then
assumed the duties of clerk-
treasurer and administrator. -
Mr. Alcock has lived in
Goderich for the past 20 years
when he started Working for A
and M Harper, chartered ac-.
countants. During his working
experience there, he served as
municipal auditor, auditing for
16 of the 26 muhicipalities in
Huron County.
Mr. Alcock will assume his
new duties on Sept. 3 and was
confident that he could get right
down to work.
"I accept this position with
full knowledge that it will
require work and effort, but I
feel that with my accounting
training and experience in the
municipal field, I will be able to
do a good job,- he said.
Mr, Alcock and his wife
Helene have four children.
ACQUIRE STALLION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Barb's Man Friday, from 'George
MCArdle of Tavistock.
Barb's Man Friday is descended
from a long line of successful track
winners, including Toronto Street,
Eastgate Row, and. Chop Chop, a
Queen's Plate winner, all from E.
P. Taylor's Windfield Farms.
The young stallion joins his sire,
Cypress Batb, who is standing at
the Taylor's farm.
FLAG THIEF
CONTINUED FROM, PAGE 1
flag was removed when someone
cut the new/rope that Bob Love had
installed just prior to the reunion.
In addition, seven of the Provincial
flags presented to the Legion by
Comrade Orah Crawford were
absconded on the. Sunday night
during the Ripley -Puron reunion.
It is very apparent that our youth'
are not being taught to, give our
flags the honour they deserve, a
lesson bitterly learned by so many
members of the Canadian Legion'in
the service of their country.
This writer is certain that the
majority of our citizens feel
revulsion knowing that someone in
our community, operating under
Cover of darkness, feels compelled
to perform these- senseless acts,
DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fowler an
family of Parkhill visited h'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cha
Fowler on the week end.
Mr. and Mrs.' Ivan. Henderso
and family of /Toronto visited h
mother, Mrs. Vera Errington o
the week end and attended th
Errington-Alton Reunion at Brook
side School on Sunday.
Diane and Rick spent .a few day
holidaying at Kimberley. 0
Saturday Donna and David Errin
ton and Jan 'Caesar motored t
Kimberley for the weekend.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mr '
Ted Bakker (nee Barbara Taylo
on the recent arrival of their chose
daughter, Kerry Elizabeth, aged
months, a sister for Stewart.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 197
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"Meitagriot. Of .The Past"
.At Ripley-Huron Reunion,
Draws Wide Aiclaini