Times Advocate, 1992-07-15, Page 27PROGRAM
Friday
July 24 i992
7:00 p.m. REGISTRATION
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. V Bill Dougall and Company
- Fiddle Music
V Eric Kints and
Marlene Mathers - Duet
• Lori Richardson - Clogging
V McNaughton Family -Paul, Carl
& Noreen- Old Tyme Music
• Laura Hardeman - Step Dance
• Sam Skinner and Bob Blair - novelty
• Webber Brothers - Lee, Lloyd, Orville
- Step dance _- . .
9:30 - 10:00 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING
10:00 - 12:00 p.m. DANCING TO:
• Bob Heywood Group
• Rowe Family
Marjorie Johns and Party
• Usborne Guild
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HOME C CLING
Saturday, July 25
Join in the p arade
Come join our parade on July 25 to help celebrate Usborne Townshitieps one hun-
dred and fiftieth anniversary.
Music will be supplied on route by the Mitchell kit,
Legion Band, the Clinton Pipe Band, the Dash-
wood Community Band. Another visiting group
will be the Shriners.
Each entry will receive a souvenir plaque since there will be no judging of the floats.
Sponsorship of the plaques bas been generously donated by: Woodvue Farms, Brintnell
Construction and Harold Cudmore.
There are five different classifications for entrants: antique and classic cars, heavy
horses, horses and riders, antique tractors and equipment, floats, and bicycles. tricycles,
marching groups and clowns.
The parade is to start at the new township shed at 11 am. west on Huron St. Walkers
would meet the parade at Bethel Reformed Church and proceed to Main Street thence
to the South Huron Rec Centre.
Let's show our support for the people who have worked hard to make this parade a
success: if you're not in it, come out and watch! Aii& begin,
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n January of this
year forty men
from Usborne Township
registered for a beard
growing COMM- Unfor-
tunately not all of the
registrants may see the
final contest if
the temptation
to shave is too
strong.
Judging will
take place at
the South Huron Recrea-
tion Centre in Exeter on
Saturday July 25 at 7
pm. immediately after
the beef barbecue.
Six categories will de-
termine the victors.
Prizes for the beard
growing coolest consist
of gift ciitificales donat-
ed by the Amebic Bay-
field Conservation Au-
thority.
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Watch for the tern and wagon of Bob O'Neil
from Granton area in the Homecoming parade or
Saturday. This fourtheneration fanner has beer
able to keep the here of draft horses on hi"
farm by converting to a hay and sleigh ride bus.
ness. Beginning wtkh a request 15 yeas ago
from tenants an their seoond firm for a horse-
drawn sleigh ride, the OWell's now offer this ser-
vice
ervice to London oonparb► employees, community
groups, and pvumot on for businesses in various
parades, as well es outings on their home prop-
erly, Sunny Creek Farm. Bob with two wagons
and teams will be on hand for the afternoon to
give hay wagon rides to Homecoming Wsitors be-
ginning at the Agricultural lbb ild on the Rec
Centre grounds down to t4 ton Park and
back.
Vegan winners - Karen and Rick Etherington (far rOt), swept a $150 cheque
from Usbome township reeve Gerold Bout and sesquicentennial chairmen Murray
Dawson and Bob Down as winters of the recent Usbome slogan contest. They
won with "Usbome and You in '9".
,Music before parade
grade goers will be treated to some
entertainment while awaiting the
b g procession on Saturday morning.
From 10:30 to 11:00 a.m., the bells at
Trivia Memorial Anglican Church will
ring out the good news of Usborae's 1 SOth
birthday.
Providing the musical interlude for this
day will be Mrs. Betsy Rowcbfe. Her in-
terest in balkinging begun while living in
Pennsylvania nem Valley Forge Park.
There the sounds of a more eattemaitro caril-
lon could be beard formality. Upon mov-
ing to the. Exeter arra in October, 1991,
Mrs. Rawcliffe, with her pier° beck -
ironed, soon picked up the art of belkiag-
ing wider the tutelage of Dr. John God-
dard.
At present, four Trivia members take
urns ringing the bells prior to church ser-
vices.
As all times must be played in the Key
of F, Mrs. Rowclid'e has taken on the
challenge of transposing
"O Canada" in boaour of
lit iar
Unborne's celebrations.
"Seventy-six trom-
bones" may not be
leading the big parade
qtt music will surely
till the girl
11.