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4 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN 3m 1989 BEVERLEY SENIOR CITIZENS The Beverley Senior Citizens will be starting their meal program again this fall. The first meal will be served at 12 noon on Wednesday, September 27th, thereafter on every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. The price will remain the same, $3.00 for members, seniors and shut-ins. For all others the price is $5.00. Our regular meetings will start on Friday, September 15th and on the third Friday each month at 2p.m. The draw on our afgan (lst prize) and 2 cushions (2nd prize) will be ‘ made on September 15 at our first meeting. The afgan was donated by a friend of one of our members and the cushions were made and donated by Jane Breedyk. Again we had a very successful home-made candy sale at the Delta Fair. Also I am sure everyone was very pleased to learn that the oldest active member of our club, Eva Dougall, won first and special prize on her apron at the Fair. She also won a prize for the oldest entrant. Eva, may I say for the club we are all proud of you. Some of our members joined with Lyndhurst Seniors on a bus trip to the Kitten Mills at Lanark and a tour of the Hershey Plant in Smiths Falls. \£fi a :4 A e um. t \wW, O 0 fl ”WE BUILD 0R REPAIR WlRE AND PLUM? Ennis James: Fred James Box ll. Portland. Ont. KOG lVO 272-2886 phone: a: NEW HOMES ... ADDITIONSc-tCOTTAGESut .ucustoM KITCHENS-"RENOVATIONS in utBATHRDOMSutGROUND WORK“- g00090066IDOO0006060600000060000000000 O 4â€"H WINNERS AT DELTA FAIR The Delta Fair hosted the Leeds County Interclub 4â€"H Dairy Show on August 2. Winners of the classes were as follows: Senior Dairy Showman: lstâ€"Paul Thompson, Bay End-Tricia Ashie, Lansdowne Junior Dairy Showman: lst-Christy VanDusen, Mallorytown 2nd-Corinna Smith, Lansdowne Novice Dairy Showman: lstâ€"Tara Simpson, Bay 2ndâ€"E1i Countryman, Lansdowne Grand Champion Showman: Paul Thompson Reserve Champion Showman: Christy VanDusen Junior Holstein Heifer: Seeleys Seeleys lst-Tara Simpson, Seeleys Bay 2ndâ€"Jeanette Modler, Lansdowne ’ Senior Holstein Heifer: lstâ€"Jennifer McCalpin, Gananoque 2nd-Corinna Smith, Lansdowne Summer Yearling Holstein Heifer: lst-David Schmocker, Portland an-Dale Vanderloet, Athens Junior Yearling Holstein Heifer: lst-Christy VanDusen, Mallorytown an-Rob Mallette, Lyn Ayrshire Heifer: lstâ€"Neil Beaton, North Augusta Brown Swiss Heifer: lstâ€"Murray Haggett, Athens Jersey Heifer: lst-Maureen Augusta Dual Purpose Shorthorn Heifers: lstâ€"John Haggett, Athens End-Darrin Earl, Addison Grand Champion Dairy Heifer: Jennifer McCalpin Reserve Champion Heifer: Christy VanDusen The judge for the show was Don Johnston, Martintown, Ontario. Beaton, North Dairy BUILDERS COMPLETE BUILDING ELECTRICAL 8 PLUMBING SERVICE Fully Licenced ONSEPTIC INSTALLATIONS": CALL US FOR I- REE ESTIMATES; DELTA FAIR PARADE MARCHES ONWARD Hundreds of spectators lined the streets as they anxiously awaited the arrival of the 159th edition of the Delta Fair Parade. 58 entries were registered for the August lst event which followed Highway #42 from Beverley Elementary School to the Fair Grounds. The Westport detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police led the parade with Car #01, a 1941 Chev Cruiser which was floated down from Toronto especially for this event. Following behind was the Village of Delta's 1937 Ford LaFrance fire truck, escorting this year's parade marshall, Jill Patterson. Jill is Ontario's Queen of the Furrow for 1988-89 and the recipient of the 1989 Canada Day Award of Excellence. Other local dignitaries present for the parade included Fair President Gordon French , Hon. Fair Director Howard Jones, Hon. Fair Director and Reeve of Bastard and South Burgess Arch Ostrom, Leedsâ€"Grenville County Warden Betty Weedmark, Leeds M.P.P. Bob Runciman, Josephine Asquith and James Paul both of whom are directors of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies. This year's parade boasted 4 musical entries: The HMCS Ontario Drum and Bugle Corps from Kingston, Indian River Central School Band from Philadelphia, N.Y., Roy Fawcett's Organ Display from Winchester, and the O.Y.B. Lamplighters from Smiths Falls. Marching in front of the military band was the colour party from the Prescott Legion. As the parade passed in front of the grandstand, Director Ronald Morris gave a brief description of each entry while judges Gail Astley of Ottawa, Roma Wing of Westport and Hugo Hoogenraad of Brockville & Produce Sale. toursofthevillage. a 10) year old press. among.) FREE. WATMOIDSIUVEMIIL - IEL'IA chober7,8and9, 1989 the cperatim of the Mill. Plaritoatta'id'IImflSIVJIGM'H-EOIDMIIL. ENlRYIS made their final revisions. In the category of entries representing an organization, the following prizes were awarded: Float:lst Delta Park, 2nd Delta Ball Team, 3rd Leeds Syrup Producers. Motorized Vehicles: lst Old Stone Mill, 2nd Seeleys Bay Fire Department, 3rd Kitley Twsp. Fire Department. Pedestrians: lst Land O' Lakes Shriners Clowns. In the category of prizes awarded to individuals, the following entries were selected: Float: lst Bill Jordan of Elgin, 2nd Coon's Lumber. Motorized Vehicle: lst Patricia Bond, and Ross Moore, 3rd George Jackson. Clowns: lst Steve Marshall of Delta, 2nd Carrie Leith of Delta, 3rd Miss Piggy. Horse Entries: lst Arnold Covey of Lyndhurst, 2nd Edith Brown of Napanee, 3rd Wilson Lakes of Athens. Bicycle Entries: lst Trevor French of Delta, 2nd Kim Warren, 3rd Clifford Gallenger and Dog of Brockville. Best Overall Float: Lombardy Agricultural Society â€" Homecraft Division. Best Overall Horsedrawn: Elwood Gamble of Lyndhurst. Following the parade, the bands put on a musical display in front of the grandstand for the onlooking crowds while the visiting dignitaries were treated to a light snack and refreshments in the Board room. The hospitality was arranged by Hon Fair Director Betty Ostrom in her usual competent fashion. Parade organizers William Morris and Beth Sawyer would like to thank all participants, guests, judges, drivers and spectators for making this year's parade one of the best in recent history. We look forward to seeing everyone at next year's 160th Anniversary! Saturday,0ctober8,startingatnirea.m.tlere'sfleBake Once again, Dr. Paul Fritz, Professorof History, I’d/Ester University will ocndictHistoricalIaJJdng Mr. arers.Da1aultwiiiarrivein apprqiria’oe ooshnetotalkabcutsocialeva’ttsoffletinearrl Diringtledayyoiarefreeto browse through the mill and nerberswillltetl'eretoarswer qiesticnsorguideywmabcur. Freshciderwiuberradefran Scarecrow ardJach'Ianbemomtestswiuadit-Jotl'efm. 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