HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-02, Page 13WEDNESDAY, OCY1,'. And, 1963
dine; Weather Favored SUccessful:
taging 4f Lucknow Fell Fair
Sumner -like weather rbroutht.
out an estimated crowd. of some
20p0'people to the Lucknow Fall
Fair last Thursday. It, (was a
good fair, 1fea'turinig local talent
exclusively Which provided an
,interesting afternoon, and em ,
phasized the .potentia(1 of the
fair; •
It. was one of the (best 'horse
Shows 'in .many years. - Besi . e's
the saddle horses and poes,
diere were ten ,teams of the.
finest 'horses . in the country. •
' Allan .Miller, colnrpleting hii
second' berm as. .president of the
Society weloamed the gathering
and Donalld .B, _ Blue,. 'acting as
master. of 'cermonies, ,hca1led: on
Murray Gaunt, Liberal candidate
in'*ion-Bruce in. the day -+be-
fore's provincial .election, • '!who
offircally opened the • &a'ir.
Mr, . Gaunt said 'that 'upon ac-
•,cepting • the' • nvitahion to open
the fair, be drew :attention; to
Cie fact:that being fthe day' at-
ter the election, and . With poli-
tical fortunes as they ':are, he
•might , not be the member. As
'it 'was . at • the ° Moment -12,6197
people bac voted, with Mr. Mc-
Outcheon holding a 3 -vote` lead
by the election 'n4ghst count ,,,and
now . a' 1 -vote ' margin. • .
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THE, LUCIOTOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW.
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a Gaunt 'congratulated the
president 'and directors,' and no-
ted ''that entries were 'up, -Ghat
there 'was .a goodea:1f sow, and
where entries',were not ,upthe
quality `was the llighest,
In "looking over there" to the
calf club ring, : Murray. xecalled
the excitement and sense Of
coinpeti,tion, which he. knew
'those young ° competitors " were
eaaperiencing; He, said Lucknow,
had long had the reputation . of
having one..of the' 'best 'calf clubs
in, ;the the district
Commenting .on the good par-
ade,. ow
good crowd , and.'' a good'
day, Mr. Gaunt said it was a
privilege, pleasure and 'honor to.
officially .open the home ,town
The Lucknow•' majorettes,, 30-.
strong, neat and .colorful in theiy
blue and• white costumes, and
the. Lwcktirow District' High
School and 'n contrasting pur-
ple and ,;gold capeseJand hats,
made an • impressive ' sight. as
they '(headed the parade from tithe
'Lucknow', Public School, preced-
ed by.. officials in a. new• 1964
Ford driven by Gordon . Mont-
gomery.
Gaily decked. '.saddle horses,
ponies and,;,ritleis. 'added /much
to the :procession, and a nate; of
humor was interjeclted by Ross
l?annabecker's. "Beverly 'Hillbil-
lies" vehicle and .personnel The
Girl Guides had an interesting
"Camp Fire" float,
The 'students 'af nine school,
numbering. 'a .conservative 600,
joined in the 'pr xession.: They
included St, Helena, R:C.SS. No.
2 Ashfield, • IT.S.S, , No. 12 For-
, dyce, No 3 West Wawanosh,, „S.
No, 9 •Aahifield, Belfast, North
Ashfield; Kinloss Central and
Lucknow Public . School.
Folil.owing . `,`The Queen," the
band played several numbers
with.. the majorettes, performing
their drill. • EMT. Blue, ,paid ' tri-
bute .to 'P. W. -Hoag, -organizer
of the school ,band,, and ex-
pressed aprprecration of the ser-
vices of .Elwin Hrall, who; had
taken over the .direction and.
tutoring. of : the band, , rvv .ich is
a credit 'to the germ -nullity.
Judges. •tfor the 'rural school
competitions were J. H. Kinkead,
Public School • inspeotor, Of Gad-
erich who has acted in this cap-
acity for many years: He was
assisted by Mrs. Donald •Blue
and • Mrs: Ambrose .' Boyle ' of
Ripl'ey.. ' .' .
• Rural • School Winners
Winners; in ' the ' parade and
dress comrpetitionrjwere :T. S.S. No..
.12. West, Waw•anosh, Mrs. George
Kennedy,, .teacher; !Belfast school,.
Don Cameron, 'teacher R.mC.S.S.,
No: 2 Ashfield, Mrs. !1Vry.ra Ad -
kin, teacher. .•
In the 'chorus and yell com-
peitition die. Belfast school of
34 'students was . first; U.S.S. 12'
West Wawanosh, 2nd,' 38 • pupils.
and: 3rd, ` S.S. r9 Ashfield with
18 pupils' and Miss Marion. Buck -
.ton
uck-•bon. as teacher. :
Two other schools competed
No.. 3 Westwa'wlanosth, Mrs.
Nancy Gibson; teacher, • 31 pu-
pils; and S.S. No. 4 West Wa-
wanosh,..'St. ,Helens, , Mrs. Rena
Fisher: teacher, 30 pupyls.
The accompanist : was Mrs. -
Rogers; •
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Public, Speaking.
There were three contestants
in the' :piublic speaking contest;
placing., as :follows: Ken.
Stan, Kinloss Central; Judy
Dorscht,;St.. (Helens; : Murray
Morrison, SjS. 9 Kinloss.
Bicycles and Tricycles
In • spite. of valuable prizes for
decorated bicycles 'and ;. rtritycles,
entries .were•vvery limited in these
classes, but 'merited ' the awards.
'Bicycles, Elizabeth 'Ritchie, -Stu
art ;'Alton tricycles Nancy Rit-
chie, Joanne, Ri'tclie. •
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Scottish Threesome
Scottish !dancing '. 'was ' staged
(by Connie • and Heather Mac-
Kenzie with •their brother,
as . piper The threesome are the,
Children orf ; Mr. 'arid Mrs. Prank.
MacKeniie of Kinloss 'arid,
•r Donald Bines eornariented.', ' "as
long as rthere are Mia thKenzies'
•there will be Scottish. dancing."
Horses, Ponies Featured•
Eight. saddle: ;horses . and •s'eiven
ponies* With colorful ,trappings
and. the riders (gaily costumed
was an added: feature. .
• Pri;zes for saddle horses . were
;donated by the :Suxnthit Saddle.
Shap of : Larat3th and Kenneth
Cameron, Winners , Were Wendy
MacKenzie; Nancy- Kirkland, .An-
dy Anderson, Bamrbara Camieron,
Doug •Campbell. • ,
Pony . rider costume , *inners
were: Nancy 'Walden; Linda Wal-
den, Daren ;Carripbell and Mary
Anne Alton.
. • Publie School ' Races '
: 'Speedwise Hogan' children
were prominent in 'the• Public'
school. races: Girls 6 and ''l, Lin-
da Lyons;, Nancy 'Ritchie;. boys,
Paul Hag.an,• Stuart . Mton.. 'Girl,';
8. and 0,, Leona .Hogan., 'Shelley
Alton; boy's, Wm. Dickie', Mich-
ael Hogan, Girls 10 ' and 11.
Kathleen ,,Hogan, .Ronna Cham-
Ivey; boys,. iGordon ;Mauer, El=
mer Ackert and Jimmy Mac=
Donald i(tie). Girls 12 and over,
Janet 'Carrutihers, Janet 'Ecken-
swi:ler: boys, Ron Hogan, Tim-
my 'Collyer. 100 -yard dash, Ron
Hogan, Timmy Collyer.
The.•,pony..: potato race. was n
by Roger r1 �nn �becker, ' Joni►
Holc'ak and Stuart Alton,
• There were na entries- in the
step -dancing comPetition, which
was disappointing,. '
There ' were ` three laces under
'nine Who Vied for the biggest
■ feet (honors. Bob, Rail and Jim
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Alton were tied, and will share
a 'O5 U anerchanrdase prize from.
Siegrists.
ST. HELENS 'NONAQENARIAN
DIED ON SATURDAY..
The : death of • +Mrs. ,
Humphrey. umphrey . sof Si. Hellen,.
the ' > dormer . Kezita Phillips, 'oc-
curred in Wingham,d Hospital
on Saturday, September '28th.
She was • 95 years .of age.
The •remainsrested at . the
MacKenzie iM'emoria1 Chapel ,un -
•til Tuesday, when the . funeral:.
service was 'held with ,interrient
in Greenhill., Cemietery.
Whitechurch Won
5th WOAA Tik
Whitecliiuoh Juveriile lI '
Team, were scheduled to play
in Milverton ,on Monday night
for the 3r.,d game in a; rbest. of
five . ' series. Willitechurch bad
won first rbwo' games and Mil-
Merton teach phoned and ebb -
Ceded the ,gariie to 'Wih'ited urc'h '
due, to, lack ' of 'players.
The Whitechurch bays are ag-
ain W:;O A.A. winners this ' 13e-•
inlg the : fifth.. consecutive year
for this team :•to ruin;.. W i.O:A.A.
honours. Congratulations to the
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