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Page-8-Banner Times Monday, August 5, 1985 Oswego County-Sandy Creek Fair Watch For Your Oswego County Fair Flyer Next Week! Watch this paper next week for your copy of the Oswego County Fair special flye 4 . The flyer has grown this year to 32 pages. It is published to reach all of Oswego County and the lower one-third of Jefferson County. The flyer contains the program for the six- day fair, as well as lots of pictures from last year. It will go into 60,000 homes in the Independent Mirror, Phoenix Register, Citizen Outlet, Salmon River News, Oswego City Shopper, Adams Journal, Fulton Patriot, The Oswego Valley News and The Banner Times. It has been responsible for a huge increase in Fair attendance. The fair this year is August 20-25. The Fair Association wishes to thank the many businesses who have,placed ads in this flyer. It is because of these fine people that we can give the fair the publicity it needs to reach the public. We are very proud to be growing each year in attendance. BAKING CONTEST For the fourth year, the Oswego County-Sandy Creek Fair will conduct a baking contest. There is a big \Best of Show\ rosette being awarded for the best baked goods, so get out your fair book and enter some of the many categories for the good bakers of the area. There are breads, rolls, quick breads, cookies, cakes and cupcakes, pies and various miscellaneous items including fudge. Sign up at the Fair Office before noon on Saturday, Aug. 24; judging takes place at 1 p.m. in the entertainment tent. You may watch and take your entry as soon as they are judged. You must include your recipe or you will be disqualified. This is one of the most popular events and is growing each year. Two Children's Days At Oswego County Fair Plans are all made by the Oswego County Fair Association and Harold Morely, Ontario Amusements owner, to sponsor two Children's Days, again this year. Wednesday, Aug. 21 is Grange and Children's Day and Saturday, Aug. 24 is Oswego County Legislature and Children's Day. On both of these days, your child may ride all afternoon, from 1 to 5 p.m. for $4. Woodsmen's Competition At The Fair The Oswego County Sandy Creek Fair will hold their second annual Woodsmen's Competition on Thursday, August 22 at the Grandstand at 7 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Sandy Creek Masonic Lodge and the Fair Association welcomes their support in this contest. Chairman is Randy Zimmerman. Anyone who would like to enter the contest may contact him by writing Route 1, Ellisburg Road, Sandy Creek, N.Y. 13145 or phone 387-5727. If you want to see \Paul Bunyan\ in action, plan to attned this show. Old Engines \Putting\ Away The Old Gasoline Engine Display will be a welcome addition to the Fair again this year. This hobby is growing by leaps and bounds and the \Old Engineers\ come in all ages. They come equipped to trade, barter, or sell. We never know what will show up. Come grind corn, make shingles, churn butter or even blow soap bubbles all over the fairground! You will know where to find them by their \putt putt\ down by the Pomona Barbecue \Chicken Shack\. If you want to show your old engines contact Niles Burkhard, Lacona, N.Y. 13083 or Bob Henderson, Sandy Creek, N.Y. 13145. Set up is free FREE BIKE! One free bike will be awarded every day at the Oswego County Sandy Creek Fair at 5 p.m., August 20 through 25. All students are urged to save their ticket stub for the drawing. The six bikes are donated by the Pepsi Cola Company, the Holstein-Friesian World, The Oswego County Silver Star Association, Marilyn and Bob Howe of the C&M Restaurant and by Rod's Big M Markets. Fair President Wayne Lindsey extends the \Thanks\ of the Fair Association to these fine people. \It will make six youngsters pretty happy.\ The fair this year opens Tuesday, August 20, and runs through Sunday, August 25. CROSSWORD 5. 9. 12. 13. 14 15 16 17. 19. 20. 21. ACROSS Thai mone- tary unit Strike Piece of virtu 10. Nymph (Moham.) Seaweeds Measuring stick Rise, as the tide Nestle East by south (abbr.) King of Israel Indefinite article A-tiptoe Doom 23. TaU tales 26. Roman handle 27. External seed coating 28. Exists 29. Early in- habitant of Scotland 30. Hebrew letter 32. Decayed 35. Kind of wood 37. English writer 38. Reigning beauty 39. Bind again 40. Encircled (poet) 41. Coins of Peru 42.Esker> DOWN 1. Toreadors' victims 2. Southern constella- tion 3. Longfel- low's Indian 4. Digit 5. Bush 6. Noisy 7.\ Lang Syne\ 8. Church dignitary 9. Eating place 11. Miss Dunne (poss.) 15. Ship's chief officer 18. Be- long- ing to him 20. Donkey 21. Fried cakes 22. Trouble 23. More just 24. Parts of shoes 25. Grampus 29. Man's nickname (posf,.) 30. Warier 31. Pieced Answer HHB® BOSH SMKHHS snags 3 >J i V 1 3. 3 J. sm i & o 1 1 .4 -i Q 31 & s 3 3 _L 1 V yfiou dma ? « HS J.V nj GSH EESE @g 3 a i ~\ 3 ti a i n a n o no \1 H| 3 O NV V 1 0 9 b i i n d V D ou*. 1 HHHH HHH3 33. Yugoslavian leader 34. Work 36. Italian island 38. Exclama- tion to frighten IX W 25 5* 18 17 z 24 W V, 17 16 I % W i MZ a to 13 m? 31 2X 3b 30 II 3\ Fellsmere, Florida by Gladys Ballard Evelyn Pyke and Herman Webster took* a plane Friday to Nashville, Tenn., where Evelyn will visit her daughter for two weeks. Herman flew on to West Virginia to visit relatives there. Gain Luke drove over to Vero Beach last week to pick up his video tape of his graduation and receiving his diploma. This is the first time this has been done in Vero High School. Sidney Shaw arrived back in Fellsmere after flying to New York to visit his mother at Richland. Glad to report she is much better and gets out some. Louis and Florence Stowell spent a week in Lenoir, N.C., recently, visiting his son, Louis Jr. and family. Mary and Gladys Ballard have reservations on a plane to Syracuse for August 10 and will go on up to Canada for a few days and back to Williamstown to visit her son, William Ballard and family. They will be spending time in Canada on the Rideau Lakes with Joan and Eugene Bush. Ed and Ann Honyotski were up to Conne, visiting family and friends for a couple of weeks. Alvin Strickland visited his doctor recently when his heart was acting up, but is back to work now. The Fourth of July was celebrated with a big parade and lots of things going on and fireworks in Sebastion. There were over 30,000 people to view it all. That s why we stayed home. It's still very hot and humid in and around here. A few showers in the late afternoons. The highs have been in the 90s and lows late at nighf about 80 degrees. Maude's Memo Redfield Village The Redfield Redskins and supporters toured Long Lake on July 20 to 21, after winning first place in pushball. They went to the dump and saw thirteen wild black bears. There were three bear cubs that the mother bear made go up a big old pine tree while she fed at the dump. Debbie and Pat left their cameras behind so they didn't get any pictures. The bears were really close and they could've gott- en some good pictures. Melanie, Lorinda, Scott, Russell, Shawn, Tiger Montieth, Brian Rogers, Georgie Darling II, and their parents; Bob Bush, Henry Tanner and Kevin Harvey all enjoyed watching the bears. Sunday, Gene Babcock, Bob Bush, Georgie Darling II, Kevin Harvey, Shawn, Tiger, Lorinda, Scott Montieth, Brian and Earl Rogers flew in the sea plane and toured Long Lake for about 20 minutes. It was rough and it bothered some of them, but they enjoyed the view. , Russell and Scott Montieth at- tended the Bow and Arrow Safety Course in Camden on July 20. They both have their Bow Safety Certificates. Camp Happening, of the 4-H Extension, was set up and housed at the Redfeidl Fire Station for a week. They had approximately 45 children in attendance for the five days. They spent one day at Selkirk State Park. Niagara Mohawk is drawing down the water in the Salmon River Reservoir. They will have it drawn down to 18 inches following Pulaski Ringgold's Tube Races so they can start repairs on the dam on August 7. It really seemed nice and it was pretty looking across the pond when the water was up. Guess if we want the dam safe we have to put up with low water since the flood on Dec. 29, 1984 really threatened the cement structure. I know a lot of people have to be careful of their wells when the pond is low and conserve water. Ricky Fox's and Ed Montieth's wells have both gone dry on July 27 and 28. The Braes will be having an Open House and reception to meet the new workers Tom and Cheri Howell and Pam Cornell. Everyone is invited to attend between 1 and 4:30 p.m., Sunday, August 18. Anyone wishing to tour the Braes house and property are urged to come. Tom and Cheri Howell will be living at Orchard Hill and Pam Cornell will be staying at the Staff House at the Edrington where Lorraine and Ron Hodge live. Don Plummer is living at Stony Brook Farm and of course Sally Montieth is still assistant manager in the Braes kitchen, and Liz Grant, is also kitchen staff. Mr. Reuben Harvey is a patient in the Rome City Hospital. He had his leg amputated at the knee on July 23. Reuben is a brother to Louis and Vivian Harvey of Redfield. He was doing quite well following surgery and is waiting to be fitted to a leg. Good luck to you, Reuben. The Oswego County D.P.W. has completed some of their work on the northern section of County Route 17. They put down black- top, new shoulders on the road, black-topped Castor Road to the bridge that they put in since the flood last December and they black-topped the Little John Drive. They hope to pave some of the Ryan Road this summer, too. The Redfield Volunteer Firemen made repairs and enlarged an overhead door at their station the week of July 23. They .have the letters down to paint and they are going to paint the front of the building. The Oswego County Clambake was July 26 at Regan's Silver Lake. Congratulations to the new Great Grandparents! Mr. and Mrs. James LaCelie have a great- grandson, Adam Stuart McCoy, born to Wendy Ward McCoy and husband of Virginia. Mrs. Barbara LaCelie Ward is the grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yerdon have a great-granddaughter born to their granddaughter, Tina Wilson. Mr. Charles Williams is a patient in the VA Hospital, Syracuse. He will be undergoing surgery to have a drainage tube removed from his leg. We wish you the best, Charlie, and am looking forward to seeing you on the porch again, real soon. There were several local people at MacArthur Stadium on July 27. The Chiefs won over Columbus. I know of one person that would have liked to have seen Columbus win. Mrs. Eunice Wiggins had the trim on her home painted red. They have been doing work around her place most of the summer. Eunice is enjoying her front lawn, too. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Montieth had a pool party at their home on July 28. It sure was a hot day, just right for using the pool. Mr. and Mrs. George Darling celebrated their eighteenth an- niversary on July 29. They went out for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yerdon and enjoyed a cake made by Mrs. Debbie Joyner of Williamstown. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joyner were also there. They had a nice time und Barbara received eighteen roses from George. Kevin Harvey, Richard Curry and Russell Montieth were home over the weekend. They returned to New Jersey Sunday afternoon, July 28. The Stave Mill Club had a meeting at the Redfield Hotel on July 28. They have their camp started on the end of New Scriba Drive. They have work details at the camp on August 6 and 14 and on Sept. 29, a meeting is scheduled at the camp. Brian Rogers spent Friday night with Tiger Montieth. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers showed movies and Debbie Montieth showed a few home movies that evening. They all enjoyed the movie of the Redskins at Hudson in Firematics. Mrs. Gladys Cobb celebrated her 75th birthday July 18 and her son, Henry Johnston, July 22. Happy Birthday and many more to both ofyou. Mrs. Eve McCune spent a few days with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ouderkirk. She is here for the summer from Sisters, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ostrander, Jr., and daughter, Penney and grandson, Kenny, called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ouderkirk, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams' grandchildren and great- grandchildren called on them recently from Virginia.' ' ' •' ' -' •
