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. FOR SA1l---Seed Buckwhentes-
M.' Greer, R. 1, Lucknow
FOR ADOPPON-Baby boit., age
seven months; . for adoption. Apply
;See'y. Chi dren's Ai4 'Society, Waly.
erten. ' , •
FOR SALE OR ON SHARESL-
111acit '•"91,Fdestifile
• old', tot...Pale or' Will mit out on shares
• ..50:50 -basis: for yern': • • ,
;841maStisMeCOinh, R. R. 2,: HolYre&l.
'PEED CORN -BUY -Vance Bros.
Ontariii ..grown grade NO. IsImprots.
;ed. :Learning, White , Cap • 'YelI�w
Dentiali" 31TE". aileY-.4-06Tderi-GITW'and-
Genuine Vancii's Sweepstakes at-
, W. G. 'ANDREW. . • .
SPRING LAMBS -arc • now A. ood
•
price, r over 65 , pounds and fat.' I
:will he .shipiiiroir them each .,
Wednes-
day..'Bring them in with your 'hogs.
Red,. MacDougall,
Co-operative Shipper.
Plan To Put
Candidate In Field
Mr.) Wm." llatherford JyCkiics
Of Convention Called, For June lit
'--Candidate Will Run On •A Tem-,
PeS'ance:, Issue.- .
The United Farmers' Organization
of With Huron' 'has its
an-
nuai , meeting And. nominating',-. con-
‘ention for Jane let .in
,When-it_ia-extieetedii-eandidate Will
be selected to contest,. tEe-neW Pro,
vincial • riding .ol .Huron -Bruce in
the_generni• election ,get for' June 19.
•,.• Wm. Rutherford, West Wawanosh
Xarmer, is the candidate named and
he has expressed willingness to ec-
cept hie:nomination, at the request
*.elabers of the executive of the
organization. , The • candidate which
the. organization • 'Ms in the field Will
a - una
temperance . question and ,if Mr.
Rutherford is 'selected he .will „come
out strongly' on itsmdry° ',ticket. Pos-
sibly, •there will.be Other nominations
forthcoming at the Convention, but
with Mr. Rutherford the execative's
choice, he is not likely to be opposed.
.Iteeerit developments forged an
interesting political . situation' in this
aiding., With C. A. Robertson,
M.L.A, and Foster Moffat. Con-
servative candidate definitely in the
field,, it is practically assured that
United Farmers will enter a caridi.
;date, in a three -cornered fight. With
the. .rumor Still current .that Mayor
John 'Hanna of Wingham will enter
the /ray as an Independent Conserv-
•atives-there - is the ,spoisibility"-%, hatsa-
foUrth'-candidate m ay-,be--iir the field
A Court of Revision on the Ass-
essment roll , of West Wawanosh
Township, Will be held in the Town -
Oil) Hall' on Monday; May 28th,193.1
at 10 o'clock A.M.
' • 'Dumb'. • Phillips, Clerk.
•• AUCTION SALE - Mrs. Geor,ge
Gillies will hold' an auction ,sale of
household effeets, etc., etc., at her
.residence -just inorth • oftheC. N. R.
. Depot, Lucknow, ;.on Saturday. May
, 26th, 'commencing at 2.00 o'clock:
• Matt. Gaynor, Am.
' TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
' Notice is hereby given. that the
'Court of Revision on the Assessinent
Roll for the year 1934, .will be held
on AllY • of May.
1934, commencing at . 1 o'clocicin. the
Afternoon to hear and determine all
appeals ' against the. said Roll. , •
' ,J..• R. Lane, Clerk.
(24-5-sc.)
or.111.11.11..
ornizg Etents
First insertion,'50c..
Subsequent Insertions;'
' L. 0. L. DANCE
Thursday evening next; May 31st,
is the date for another' L.O.L. darico
in the Orange Hall. Music:by "Sepoy
0,0sestrig!. 'Lunch:served. Gents 2c;
Ladle" 10;.' ' • • '
'BASEBALL
;Brue League' Baseball. 'first. game
Or the, season, will be playqd in
Caledonian . Park, Lucknow, 'next
:Thursday, May 24th, between Walk-
. erten' and, Luekriont: •Admission 25e.
• The_gnine will t :at .30 o'clock
previous to whichthe competing
teams will • march tin the park led by
the Citizens' Band; where the season
wi be of% a ly opened.
U F O. NOMINATING •
LON VENTION
The annual !meeting and Nominat-
: ing Convention of the United Farm.:
era' Organization of North Huron will
be held- in the Wingham- Town Hall
__.•on Friday, June .1st at one o'clock
for the purpose of selecting a pro-
vincial 'candidate for the riding of
c. Huron -Bruce.. • '
T. A. Cameron, Wm. Rutherford,
Secretary:
„
• , 'NOTICE
The' June meeting of the Village
council will be held on Mondayev-
ening, June '4th, rather than Tuesday
June 5th, due to thefact that Reeve"
A. W. Hamilton will be in attendance
at County Council on! the 1-'-egular.
'meting. night:
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'REV; S. Itt.' MOYER
DIES- AT ' SHUNG.VILLE
First Charge Was • At. St. Helens
And Lines .4,1908
The ,death of Rev: S. H. Moyer, B.
occurred at his home at
SPringville '‘'near Peterborough' ".or
„..WAnesday-slight last,, foliowing E
brief illness: Rev: Moyer was in his
nth .year, His .first h charge was at
'St. Helens and East ,'Ashfield (Lanes)
where, he ministered from Deceinhei
1908 to July 1911 and in which coin-
munitiee he Is. we41..aad :favorably
remembered , by Many.
• Deceased :wave* son 'of the late
Ron and 'Catherine Moyer ,Of Campaen, Lincoln County. Mr: „Moyer was
a graduate, of Toronto University
and • Knox College. His first charge
was at St. -Helens, Huron County
and later he held successive charges
'it Conn, Werth Wellington and Graf-
, ing--tostbe,-Peterboroug-1
Presbytery of the United Church.
He is survived by his , widow '' and
three, children. The funeral was held
on Saturday in "-Springville', United.
Church with interment in 'Westwood
cemetery. .
11(6..040 Ails -Mi.,:
RHEUMATISM, • SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO quickly relieved
by this • nent,„ treatment--
, USE ItUldA.CAPS ' r•
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,• McKIM'S , DRUG 'STORE
,
VOTERS ATTEN',130N- -
HALL 'SEASONOPENS
' NEER TODAY', MAY gtra
! With •Art McCartney'', '04 of
�y chinierri getting in nomis good
practitlea during thepant week! 'tha
team is keen for the opening Oa
in: the local park :this- afternoon
(TharadaY) *lien Nalikerton f. will
previde• . the optiesition.:. , fester
CeMP3.4!--this year, it will oLter.4
estini to note •how ,lait Year's. Lake-
side ChainOions, wiliB11°W,110 In Bruce
4ei•oariekeot
enball'lwilt not '''/Oreeent• as
Strung 'a line-up' torisorrew as, was`
eicpected early in the. Off/Sone,: Boli
nin14.ndy4Vhompinurviiiknot-ber-thrit
With their schoolterm' until a •later
date and the 'aervice* Of 'Miller.
crack. -third-baseinng ' of lest year's
Southampton team' Will not be avail-
able. Miller is employed with Erni.
'Ackert at .liolyrood.• and to comet*
in., sixteen ball, gamea:. weil•,, as
practises wouldinterfere' too Much
with his work to permit him to taali
Prominent Physician
Is Leaving Lucknow
Dr. Wm.•'Omnell To Take Over
Practise Of the Late Dr. Calder
," In Winithallis
Dr. •Wm. Connell,. Lucknow-born
physician and aiirgeoni'wha has 'Prac-
tised here for some.' twelve years.
will leave Lucknow in the' very near
Piture ••to: take over the practise of
the late Dr.' Margaret Calder of
Ikr•Inghim• ' • '
This annonlaiceinent came. 'as • a.
IfittardaY as none outside Of a, few
Intimate friends knew: that „such a
Orange was pending and the an-
nouncement was. 'received with gen-
uine.' r.set by this ,community
which •• th‘s Doctor and Mrs. Connell
Will be missed' bothprofessionally
and socially,. !. • ,.
The move on • pr. Connell's part
inttWV.„_p_g_i ham, .is due , chiefly o the
e 7 -Mt • it-iWitral7tawnr-all
:there he will be enabled to pursue
and develop the. surgical side of his
profession, a philtre of . hiswork
Which he has 'been especially study-
ing ler the Peat three, years, And
'long Which lines he Plans to take
post -graduate courses. , •
At Present no .definite ' arrange-
ments have been made for a succes-
sor to take "tip his practise here
it is expected A temporary if ,not a
permanent appointment will' be made
very soon.' Until such a time as Dr.
Connell has a permanent successer.
to take' .over his practise here., he.
does' not ':planto let his move' put
an end to his professiona connection
with Lucknow and comm'unity. •
Tbe Doctor 'will--leave-here--'with
the beat wishes for - continued guess
cess in his profession and -increasing
achievement in his surgical . work.
When he and Mrs. 'Connell, and
their two daughters, Margaret, and
Mary Lou leave •Lucknow, it will be
With' regret that will only be ternp-
ered by the fact that •their • move
'still keeps them in a• close proldmity
to their friends here,
4.. a
the held today, if they 'do some. hitts
ing,„ ta not to be trifledwith and.
will go to the plate as fellows: Art
Andrew: left field; Art ,MoCarcuess
list base; Jack Garton; xight field;
'Gordon Irwin, pitcher; Doug. Clarke,
centre field; Rey Finlayson. 2nd base;
Claris Finlayson, short sitop; Augh
Cuming, catcher; Jack Fisher, 3rd
base, with Reg; Lavis-in"'_reaerve.-
PERFECT. EYES RARE'f, POUND
The !more the fanetiali of Offht,
is studied the inerc•it:is recog-
nized 'ashaving* vital influence
,on the 'lives of all Of Us. It may •
.!lbe definitely etatlid that scarcely
--Hany•Oneshassperfec
- are • varying • degrees- of approach
to it. But PERFECT ':eYea inay
; be said to be unknown. That fact
deserves the attention of ,e4ery- •
"PADDY" LYCEUM THEATRE
ATTRACTION • THIS WEEK
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"Paddy" with thereputation of
Cain better' than "tDaddy--Iiiiie--
Legs" is the sPecial holiday attrac-
tion a tL the • Lyceum , Theatre, 'Wing
ham, this week., Thursday, Fridas
And Saturday. -Starring.__in_this_pic
ture are Janet Gaynor and Warne)
Baxter, and featuring these twc:
Sighly acclaimed screen .favorites
little more need 14 sail to convinci
theatre -goers that this • is a' picturi-
hat. should' not-be,snissed.
'Elsewhere •in this issue appears a
•• proClarnation calling'• upon all voters
to examine the voters' list. to be used
at the coming provincial eleetion on
June. 19th,. COmplaints regarding er-
rors or omissions in the list inust be
Made to the reapective clerks of the
various nnunicipalitids by a datp ag
outlined for 'the 'various municipali-
ties , the advertisement. The dates
and, places of the sittings of the re-
vising Officer are also listed. Com-
Iditinta from Lucknow voters must
be made. to Joseph Agnew by May
31st, in Kinloss by June 1st, in Ash -
told by May '30th, in West Wawan-
osh by May 28th, in; Culress by June
4th and in Huron Tewnshipsby MaY
29th.
'BIRTHS
.DONALDSON-In Kinloss Town -
hip on WeilttertdaY;. May 16tlt,- to
and Mrs.' RobertDonaldsbri • of
Langiiide-a daughter.
MCKIM-slit Lucknow, On Saturday.
MeKim-4 Bens
. •
Ittc1)014ALD--, In At first ,on Mors.
Any', May 21st .to Mr. and Mrs', tail
cDontild daiighter-M'arYs 1.1.41arg*
1.
ARMSTRONG'S- •EYesiglit Service
• • '
• DIES 'VERY SUDDENLY- ;
This: cornrennitY was • •ilhoe.ked. • On
Wednesday -.to 1arn of the sudden .
leath of Mrs. Jacob Miller, whic
°scarred a short, time after: she. had
Suffered az'.iievere heart•lattick.:. late
Wednesday morning. Mos Miller
:iad been in her u5ue4 health until
suffering- the fatal 'Swore. Funeral
arrangensents
we go to preps as • Word ii beihit
list residing in the West.. Mis.M. lei
Awaited from ,members. •,of the ftzt
airvived •her buitiand only e
sionths„ he having passed 'away • on
February 21st., .
dESSIE ,HABISIIIK, PASSES •
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t• • AWAY IN .TEES'WATEIt
ASHFIELD B4Y•• EMPLOYED-- .
-7114•.-÷CHICAG07FIRE ZONE.
'Breaking. out. in. the Chicago stock.
yards'.lat 'Saturday „ afternoon. a
nionnter conflagration. laid waste the
itildings- in: twelve- scity blocks,l42cotr-
tiring an. area of. more than a square
raille: After desperate • battle with
the flashes' for '43k. hours, the fire
wa finaily controlled by '2000 , fire-
men, and all the available • fire ,fight-
Mg- ',apparatus in the City, 'Damage
was estimated at 10 rnillion dollars.
More than !twelve hundred ;.neophe.
were left homeless. ' ••
Pignring-prominently in the die-
Packed Halt Greets
Here Comes Cha,rlie".
ONIONFOM
IsOchalfili-Dramatic Groin' Ably Pre-
sents Entertaining PerfOrmanct
• ToCapacity Crowds ,
"Hera 'Conies • Charksi" a three -
act: larce-comedY presented under
auspices of the Laicism)* Joint U. F.
O. Club- by the Lochalsh • Dramatic
Club, attracted an audience on Fri-
day ,evening .that more than taicee
t of the Town'
he tseotiog,.capacity
'fialland Placed 'standing iroom at a
The denee0;•that followed
the :play attracted' a similar over
tloOng',Croivd •and proved the Pond's
laritY Of this •double entertainment for
the .sinkle adinission fee of 25C, each.
Hogan'a • orehestra. supplied •Music,
that was erijoYed /Or the dance anci
before and during. the PlaY:
This troupe of ten 'Umbel* Young
people prOVed •themselves aides actors
and creditably ",:presented their play
to the general .aPProVai-. and enjoy -
merit .of their audience. Failure to
adjust their,' voicedto the larger
haltMade, itsomewhat difficult for
those' at the back of the hall to hear
scsne ;Of' the speeches' clearly and
was the only factor which •detracted
front 'the :performance. .• The entire
cast Was composed 'entirely of 0
L0-
'alsh and immediate vicinity residents
and in the Staging of their play they
did credit to, themselven and .their
corm:unity., The attirst was full Of
huffier and dranit 'arid kept the aud-
ience in suspended Animation. until
this plot unravelled • in the final
scene. The east of characters was as
fliow accrirdirig
'to. their appear-
nnceon the' litigett
Frank 1\leteritiari, Mrs. or Mc-
Lennan, Red Finlayson, ' Milrrast
MelteridtickiJelin, Grant, John Fin-
,i,..Ititdaysoit, Isabel Mc-
Folloating a lonirsillness• the depth
af Miss Bea* •Ilabkirk 'Occurred at
aer borne, in Teeswater last Thurs-
day Morning. ,Miss• 11abltirlc is, a
aiece of 'Miss :Chrisitie and Mr. Dam
Sraliani • of Lucknow. She lived for
'a -nuntiber of years With. her parents
in Kincardine, ',where she became a
.nernber z• of the Liberty Rebekah
Lodge of that town. At ,a service ' on
Friday evening, members the Kin-
'..cardine- • Lodge with members of
Jewel Rebekah Lodge, Lucknow; pre-
ient, administered the last "rites of
the order to their departed' sister.
rhi funeral was held on Saturday
-.Afternoon to cemetery.-
-those' attending the funeral from
here , were, Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Angus J.
•Srahitm; Misses Christia.Grahana and
Tena Smith, Mr, Dan' Graham and
Wm.. Habkirk, the •latter. a ;brother
of MisBibkirk, who Makes -his
home with his aunt • and uncle here.
The*Bread_
The Bread
of Health rio . of Health
QUALITY AND, SERVICE. POR„. MOTTO
4iturdayr,S0.040.4.-?1,''
• HATE sAramorks . RASPBERRY TARTLETS
JELLY ROLLS: CHELSEA BOD.Ts
bouomsruts' ". TgA. limcvrxs'
LAYER :CAKES; ;. IcEp,ROLLS.
,
SUR
witoti WflEAT BREAD, IS i00%. WHOLE WHEAT
** DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL
LOLLYMAN'S
FAKERY
Lucknow
sniimmonguilammemirsai
rade xfords
MARTIN'S MA.STER FOR MEN
A riuntph in Shoe Style
ORE MILEAGE for
YOUR MONEY
Moderately priced at $5.8
• 4KNON.ITE..011AIN..',WPRK.:00:E. •
ee41,... EhOli'at
sensonnainsepos.
Nyal Quality •Store
Lucknow
trict swept by1 the blaze were packS
ing house properties.• many • 01 whicii
fell prey. to the -lliiMia SIM' Grant,
!son of Mr. . and: gkai,. IL Grant et.
con. •• *2..: Ashfield, holds an executive
position 'with % the Armour Packing'
'Company, of ,Chicago, And sonie; 'con-
cern was felt here by relatives until
it was learnedthat thiasplant was
not among those razed by the con-
flagration; it,lying to the West of the
Outbrealc•:And ',path Of the • flanies:„.
Village Attractive Now
With the • trees in leaf,spring.. • .
flowers- in bloom and lawns :a velvety
green, the village • generally offers
an- Attractive_ appearance. ' A partied-,
larly attractive street, as one Will
be *convinced by a waik or, drive
along this boulevard; is "Station,
St.". The canopy of maple trees along
this street is ,One of the beauties that
the town can proudly "boast . of. The
church ,properties, the school 'grounds
and the park, all offer a tidy and
clean' •appearance, .And , many well
kept lawns are dotted with colorful
beds • of tulips. Not the least of thb
factors . which add to the enhance-
ment Of this avenue' is the concrete
rimdwasr. No doubt '.there are other
streets also offering in atti•Otive
appearance worthy of mention, but
h Sunday' ' afternoon , stroll on this
particular street convinced the Writer
that it is certainly, one I of the
beauty spots of the village: • .
COMPETED IN "WOSSA4 MEET
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V.ALUABLE. HORSES
• .
Mr. Wm. MacKenzie has stabled
at his barn, fifteen fine horses which
he has purchased throughout the
district and which will be shipped
Lo a buyer in North Bay. . These
horses; are fine beasts, ranging in
eightfroin_1QO__t 2100 pounds
and horsemen who have .1001c'ed tire
-
animist over consider them 'one ,of
the: Mist shipments , to he assem-
bled in this locality., 'Admirers of
horsefleshshould look these horses
over before they are shipped. '
Harold:Greer. son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Greer, •,represented the lbea"
Continuation School at' the .,Spring
Meet of the . 'Western Ontario
Secondary 'Schools Association 'Mli.
at the 'University ,of Western Ontaris
stadiUM, London, on Saturday: Har-
old '.was• entered in the Senior milt
event and although was not np wit
the winners finished the race and
Was by no means trailing the held.
A Galt hey won the event in 4 min-
utes 46,3;5 seconds, which is about
4 seconds slovvel; than the record
Herold' did thewide in ft few seconds
less than five • Minutes, and gives
promIe of being a...Miler. who niaY
Th000, 'from hei Attending the
_meet Which was thoroughly efljOed
were Mr. . N. S. Calvert, Harold' 0,110
Clarence Greer; Neely Todd, , Bob
tlek fiAd MP • g • "
Lifelong Kintots---- --
Resident Passes1
:Death On Sunday Removed Gilbert
: -*Kenzie Jin jos Goth,Yeai
A lifelong , tesident, . Of Itinloas
Township and 'a, mernber of . one of
tl)e township's well-known plioneer
families; Mr: Gilbert McKenzie pass-
ed away on ,Sunday afternoon at his
home on the fourth .concesSion.
In his 00th,year, Mr. McKenzie
has ' practically all his lite been
afflicted With asthma. About a Year
age he underwent an operation 'for
ar trouble:4_11d although he made a
-favorable recovery At the tittle, 1'10
continued ..in delicAte health until
his death. , , • ,
,• Of a quiet, and hone -loving clis•••
nositiOn, Mr, "MneKenzie made his
'honie With his brother's ..and sisters
and was best and favorably known
in his own' neighborhood. He was a
Son �f the late gr. and Mil) Malcolm
McKenzies„Kifilosa pioneers.
Surviving • are twObrothers, John
and Donald and . two Sisters, Annie
and,Mise;;Jcines at home and a sister
NIrs. 6haponan Of Toronto. Outside
the death, of bis parents, Mr. MC,-
Kenzie's jassingis the .second Ibreak
in the family. A ;brother Neil; died
Ltbout twenty-nine ,years stga :front
injuries received; when he fell below
vvtiiheichii.phteiseol000fotear-: iiiihsre;ohaisrn,g, 0. utfit,
'tVeureysdwayithafgreimen,
iaoistidunca,tse,d ,at,„„ !ns a," ter_i rs ee iin isecsn' 1.11e
Kinl244( • Burgesa. of
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te1ights Audience
Musical Comedy BY Wins -ham .
Trouiie Surpasses Expectations. Of
- Andience-11Vhich , l'axeil-:.-Seistini
Capacity Of .Town' .Hall, Tuesday
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Night:
• : • . l'
"Something a little different" arid
so entertaining.,as to delight a cap-
citysiocitiOience,, was "A: 'Bold. Front"
proiented • under auspices .•of the
Citizens' Band , by . the .Winglunn
'Dramatic plebin the Town Hall;
.Lucknow, on Tuesday. evening. : •
' rhe toinady itself, was,: full of
viitilesorne hintioni 'based around the:
story of a poor city clerk,, who by
'putting , on a held font, carries out,
thb .assumption .: that. he ii the SOI
of a ',niillionaire, and ' indirectly re-
sults in his future father-in-laW:
ptittinig over'. a big business deal,
that wins for this city clerk, the
business Magnate's daughter and a
place ini 0e:father's business.
j
•Weatte4 into • this cornesly. was a
aeries .of I rausicial numbers including
,solos duets and quartettes, all •'• of
vyl,iith Were pleasingly supported by
a chords of twelve young' menand
ladies:: Specisd stage lighting effeets.
enhanced ' the . colorful andbeautiful,
array of costumesin which the , en-
tire cast of thirty two artists ap-
peared at different times. s -
• 'file cast of characters in the play
ii;Viuded Miss S. MELean; Agnes
Scott,
Gordon McLean, Arthur ,13ish-
op, Mrs; Reg. 'DtiVali Dr. Irwin.
Doris , Fella, ' jean Christie, J. •R.
Spittal and Jack MelCibbors with -the
parts enacted in a manner that left
little to be desired.
.4.- 4itiiii-kl,v6aeo+;.‘,44,4i6,,,14.4
1 Misses McLean., Agnes Scott. 'Jean
iChristie and Gordon ,McLean. 4, R.
Spitt;11 and JOek. McKtbbon. : „. ,, .
The supporting ..• chornir - included,
kiigsg, ;gem a Nava
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,•••,*
'haledreSSM
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'Pa do
WITH ,ALL LINES Or
BEAUTY CULTURE
a
gYelYn7. NIX()
'phone 19, for Appointment
Currie,. Muriel Rose; Alberta" Welker
Vesta Fox, Vera 'Fri/ogle:, MessrS,.
Herold Kitchen, Cyril Murrel, Jint
Thompson, Morris Christie, Harvey
Burgess, ' Adams. • ; •
An orchestra inkier the direction
Of G. A. Sehatte provided the acconi-
paniment and little Ann Van. WYck
entertained the audience by dancing
the Highland Fling and. Sailor's'
Hornpipe land Young 'Ken Crawford
a tap -dance -between the aets.•
Lunch was Served to the Wirighain
troupe and -Members , of th. 0' local
"bs.ri;2„ts.whossr,t),t1
sszstaStSos•!..tSstshtz;: -
Mance: A dance' followed the play
with a band. orchlmtra providing
Music. The Wingham folk weN
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