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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-25, Page 13SWAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1974 ATTEND DUNGANNON FALL FAIR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO LES PETTER SNOBS Lucknow Phone 528-2011 LORNE REID - SHOE .REPAIR L'L FAIR ONTINGED FROM PAGE 9 ett 117, Jim McKenzie 117, Hackett 116, Wm. Mac- on 112, Don Alton 111, Aus- artin 107, Bobby Hackett ed Grain: Russel Irvin 139, e Alton 138, Andrew Gaunt Fm. Irvin 1341/2, Glen Wald - 311, Robt. Gilchrist 1311/2, Famish 1301/2, Don Alton Chester Finnigan 126, Donald on 126, Evan Keith 125, Al - Miller 1241/2, Bill Andrew JimMcKenzie 122%, Austin 122, Gordon Struthers 122. to Beans; Wm. Irvin 126, d Campbell 126, Terry Zinn Russel Irvin 1251/2, War - inn 125, Fred Phillips 124, Hackett 123, Allan Hackett Philip Jerome 1181/2, Barry tt 114, Bobby Hackett 111. again the field crop :com- ti was very keenly contest- ussel Irvin won the major of a set of tools donated by Eyl Bros. Machinery. This is given to exhibitor enter- ee or more fields and ob- the best average. FLOWERS . Ewan McLean, Mrs. J. H. tone, Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Alex An- Mrs. Gordon Kirkland. 'als (1) Arrangement suit - for mother `and baby. Prizes ed by Solomons: Mrs. Gor- Kirkland, Mrs. Ewan Mc - Mrs. Alex Andrew.; (2) Ar- med for T.V., voucher from nnells Nursery: Mrs. Alex w; (3) All green arrange= prizes donated by Lewis s: Mrs. Ewan McLean, Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Jr. ohnstone. (4) Dining Room gement, prizes donated by s Red.and White: Mrs. Alex w, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland. BAKING Geo. McKee ($7.00 vouch- Weston's Bakery for most in Baking); other winners, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Linda Mc- Donald, Goderich, Mrs. _ Bryan Gammie, Lucknow; Nancy Brown, Lucknow; Mrs. Donna Stauble, Lucknow. Specials: (1) Box for shut-ins (donated by Eedy's Bakery), Mrs. Geo. McKee. (2) Secretary's Special, Best cherry pie (donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington): Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Geo. McKee, Mrs., Linda McDonald. (3) " Best Graham Cracker Pie (donated by McCormicks); Mrs. Geo. McKee, Mrs. Donna Stauble, Mrs. Chas. Johnston. (4) Best apple pie, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Best chocolate cake, Mrs. Bryan Gammie, Six butter tarts, .Mrs. Geo. McKee, (above prizes, 5. lb. Crispyflake Shortening, donated by J. M. Schneider). (5) Best frosted cake (donated by Fry Cadbury Ltd.) : Mrs: Geo. Mc- Kee, Mrs. Bryan Gammie; Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. (6) Best choco- late cake (donated by Wm. Neil- son): Mrs.; Geo. McKee, Mrs. Bryan Gammie. (7) Pine River Cheese Special, 4 ways of using cheese: Mrs. Geo. McKee, Nancy Brown; (8) Siecker's General Store, 5 ways of serving carrots: Mrs. Chas.. Johnston. (9) Plate of Brownies (donated by Gordon Finlayson) : Nancy Brown, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Linda Mc- Donald. (10) No entries.. (11) Pan of 6 chelsea buns (1st prize, Pur- ity Cook Book) : Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Geo. McKee, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. CANNING Mrs. Geo. McKee ($5.00 „ vou- cher from Simpsons Sears for most ;points/ in canning) ; ` Other winners: Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Ewan McLean; Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, Mrs. Chas Johnston, Mrs. Linda McDonald, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. GROUP DISPLAY St.' Helens W.I., Lucknow Jr. W.I., Holyrood W.I., Kairshea W. I. Night School Display: (not judged) ; Displays were shown by Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home A HOME THAT CARES COMPLETELY FIRE RESISTANT AND MODERN DISCRIMINATING, PROFESSIONAL .NURSING CARE 24 HOURS DAILY ALL REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIETS TASTEFULLY PREPARED DINING ROOM AND ROOM' TRAY SERVICE ACTIVITIES AND CRAFTS PROGRAMMES. BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP ILS WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS MAY BE ARRANGED SHUFFLEBOARD 411 HOME IS YOUR HOME. COME, VISIT WITH US OOR OF NURSING, 1 R. NEWBOLD, R.N. ADMINISTRATOR, GEORGE A. NEWBOLD y a member of the Ontario Nursing Home Association since 1961 ATTEND RIPLEY FALL FAIR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 This Week • In Ripley BY AB WYLDS A considerable number of people from Ripley and surrounding area attended the Lucknow Fall Fair taking advantage of the dry sunny weather for an outing last Saturday afternoon. The fair received good support from 'the farn'ters as not one farmer was noticed on the 12th and lath of Ashfield as the 'bee truck' went from yard to yard on the fall honey lift. This coming week end is the ,Ripley -Huron Fall Fair and it is. the sewing, liquid embroidery and the painting sections 4-H PROJECT DISPLAY Not judged. St. Helens No. 1, St. Helens No. 2, Zippy Trimettes, Lucknow No. 1, .Kairshea. Cham- ber Charmers, Kingsbridge Kut- les. Individual Arts and Crafts (not judged) : Mrs. Gordon Kirkland,, Mrs. Cliff Roulston, Mrs. Gib Hamilton. OVER 65 CLASS Mrs. Frances Wilkins; Special. handicraft article made by any- one over 80 years of age, Mrs. Frances Wilkins. SEWING Mrs. Chas. Johnston ($10.00 voucher from Simpsons Sears for most points in Sewing) ; other winners: ` Mrs. Cliff Roulston, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs. Jim Arnold, Mrs. Geo. McKee, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Specials: (1) Best three arti- cles made from polyester knits used in a bedroom, Mrs. Cliff Roulston, /Mrs. Violet Thompson, ston; . Mrs. Violet Thompson, Holyrood. (2) Best three gifts suitable for Grandpa's Birthday: Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Gor- don Kirkland. The above prizes donated by Ashton's Ladies' . and Men's . Wear. ARTS AND CRAFTS Mrs. Althea Devitt, , R.R. 4 Kincardine ($5.00 voucher from Carson. Cleaners for most points in Arts and Crafts) ; other win- ners: Mrs. Cliff Roulston, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Lori McKim, Mrs. J. Van Stempvoort, Mrs. Mid Hunter, Miss. Beatrice Mc- Quillin, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland. Specials: (1) Liquid Embroid- ery Picture (donated by West Wawanosh Fire _Ins:) Mrs. Violet Thompson, Mrs. Linda McDon- ald, Mrs; Chas. Johnston. (2) Best abstract oil painting (donated by McDonagh Real Estate) : Mrs. Althea Devitt. (3) Best collection of mugs (donated by Warren Zinn Real Estate), Nancy Brown, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs. Jim Arnold, Mrs. Mid Hunter .(4) Best collection of spoons (don- ated by Arnold's General Store); Mrs. Chas. Johnston. (5) Article made from plastic or sterafoam egg cartons (donated by Mc- Donagh Fire Ins. Co.) ; Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Violet Thompson. (6) Best collection of . three hobby craft articles (donated by Luck - now Dry Cleaners); Mrs. Violet Thompson, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Nancy Brown, Mrs, Cliff Roul- ston. (7) Best 3 hand made gifts for mother (donated by Les Pet - ter Shoes); Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Jim Arnold. Souv- enir gift using Bruce County Tar- tan, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Mid Hunter. PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs. Mid Hunter, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Donna Stauble, Art Mat- thewman. Teenage Class (12 to 18 years): Valerie Errington ($5.00 voucher from Carson Cleaners for the most points). Other winners: Nancy Alton, Debbie Errington, Ruth Alton and Margaret Me- Intyre. hoped that the weather will also be dry and sunny. However it is the autumn equinox time and showers, with winds or gales, can come at any time. Speaking ofweather, the elect- rical storm on Saturday - evening resulted in a blackout of the street lights in Ripley and how black dark it was outside. Then the wind, perhaps with assistance, took down the large white `thermometer' of the Ripley -Huron Recreation com- plex. It was located at the main intersection corner of Gore Park. + + + + + + + Visiting here on Saturday even- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLeod of Milan in the' Eastern Townships of Quebec - near Stormoway. Mr. McLeod corres- ponded furnishing information prior to the 1952 Ripley -Huron Lewis Centennial. + + + + + + + + Missing from this year's Ripley - Huron 'Show Day' will be Mrs. Gordon Stanley - a director for more than fifty years.: Aunt Sadie, as she was known by all her friends, will be missed as she was a great organizer and also had much essential information on 'running the fair here. She is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital with a broken hip suffered: in a fall on the rnainstreet of Kincardine. Also in St. Joe's'is Miss° Christena Robert- son. A week ago Miss " Theresa Weber was transferred to Kincard- ine Hospital from Kitchener. Pictured in the August edition of the Canadian Travel Press is Lynn Ferguson, son of Mr: and Mrs. John E. Ferguson, concession 4 west in Huron Township. Lynn was appointed business travel manager of B.T.A.and will be continuing the plans of the former manager to increase Britain's share of the business travel market in Canada. Lynn, a forni'er student at the Ripley District High School and a member of the community's teams. joined the BTA organization in 1972. + + + + +• + +. + PAGE THIRTEEN Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lohnes at their Ripley home were a number of relatives and friends. They were Mr. and ' Mrs. Lloyd Karn of Woodstock, Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson of Los Angeles, California. and Earl's brother and his ' wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence.' Lohnes of Frankfort. Earl, now retired from the teaching profes- sion .came to Ripley in 1956 when he joined the staff of the Ripley District High School teaching Eng- lish. + + + + + + + + Ripley and Huron folks were sorry to learn about the passing of Mrs. Ronald Howey of Elmira - the former Catherine MacLennan: Catherine passed away on Thurs- day, 'August 29, in the Kitchener Waterloo Hospital. The funeral service was held in the Dreisinger Funeral Parlor Chapel on Sunday, September first with interment. in Elmira Cemetery. Catherine spent her early life in the Ripley -Huron area - the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex (Sandy) MacLennan on the farm presently owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble on the sixth conces- sion east in Huron Township. She was.a graduate of Ripley Continu- ation School and then of Kincardine High School. - a class mate of this reporter in 1928-29, Catherine then took the .three year . nursing course at Victoria Hospital in London. She obtained her R.N. degree at Vic in 1933. She is survived by her husband Ronald Howey of Elmira, two daughters Isabel; Mrs. Robert Huggan of Belleville and Ruth, Mrs. Robert Overy of Toronto; also her sister Norma, Mrs. Neil McLennan of . Ripley and her brother Grant MacLennan of List- owel. " To these our sympathy is extended. Catherine• was prede- ceased by two sisters Anna Mary, Mrs. • Frank Scott and Christine, "'Mrs. Wm. J. Dick, also two brothers John and Dr. Murray MacLennan of Wingham + + + + +• + + Well with this being fall fair week in Ripley. it means that many People in the area are working day and night. The first work bee was on Tuesday evening - the first time the auditorium at thehigh school was available. All display stands and tables have to be put together and in place each year and then on Saturday after the exhibits are removed these have to be dismant- led and stored. Luckily the society owns the former Knox Church shed and this can be used for storage. Next. Monday morning 'another CONTINUED ON PAGE 17 1 eas Is YOU'LL FIND INTERESTING AND VALUABLE! • Money -Back Life Insurance • Income Protection • Payment of Mortgage • Retirement Funds • Education of Children • Conserving a Business. Interest Let me show you how you can benefit. Wm. J. Kinahan R.R. 2 LUCKNOW PHONE 357-I927 SUN LIFE OF &NADA 6