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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-09, Page 31IN • a •: • • •. • • • • •. •. • • • • . •. • . a •. e • • .• • • ,f Cam• the and. le viW iosh re at. e Mrs Lngton, .re Ors, There on. Feb - a shoot, 1even s high;" ,•.low 's high nd Glen have a 7th. It, n ' sir io VSDNESDAY FEB, 1 ,r .I' THE LUCKHOW. SINTINIiEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIQ that Mr, F, A . Lashley of the Fairs Association has commented ''that the Lueknow Centennial pair WAS one of the best organized fairs he hid ever been connected .with *and he wasamazed at the co-operation 'between urbatr and rural people. • Delegates were .arranged for the Fairs convention next week. Don- ald MacIntyre was.appointedd to go and Walter • Alton',, who was eligible to go, was to be: contacted. Lucknow Agricultural Society, will again sponsor 4~H Calf Clubs in the community . • . .. • Date, of the 1,966 Fair was set for September 9 and 10, Friday and Saturday.` Collectors appointed• were Mrs Evan: Keith. and Mrs; .Bert Alton:. h fir :. Don Thompson, presided: for the: election of officers. Other offic� • - ers, besides:those mentioned. prev- iously, are: Honourary Presidents, ' S. E,Robertson, George Kennedy, Andrew'.Gaunt, Fred McQulliin, • Gordon Kirkland, :',Evan: Keith,' Allan Miller, .Oliver McCharles; Directors, Kinloss, Evan_'Keith, Philip Steer; Ashfield,, . Gordon Kir kland, Glen Walden;. West Wawa - nosh, Frank McQuil,lin, Lorne Why Take Chances On A Worn Out Ladder'!: SPECIAL PRICES 44•••a••o••••••••aa••• T!' ALUMINUM REGULAR $59.50. NOW: $43.87... 25' ALUMINUM REGULAR x.50 -7..NOW , $39.87 24' .WOOD ,EXTENSION' REGULAR $28.50 NOW .$18.97 le WOOD PUSH ..UP ' REGULAR '$11.05. NOW $891 •.GET ONE WHILE THEY LAST: LIMITED .QUANTITY: District -o ,: Calvin Church HoI� Annual Meeting (St. Helens News) ' .,The -Annual meeting Of Calvin Inited' Church •was ,held • on Monday vening with a .good attendance. pot luck supper,wavin charge of to United Church women Rev. A. :E. Willis presided over ie business meeting.'' • During the ear one marriage. was performed Ye membership' transferred and ere were two deaths. Two elders ere elected in 1965, Wm. A. umphrey' and Simon DeBoer•. elected Stewards were' E, W . ce, Lorne'Durnin and Wm. A, urnphrey. • New stewards appoin- d fora three year term were m. McPherson and "Wim DeBoer. aditors re -appointed were Don smeron and Allan Miller. It was.decided to continue on th the electric organ on a rental basis for the presenttime. • Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Woods were Mr. and •Mrs. Douglas Graham; Mr: and. Mrs.. John Gardner and Wi'n.E;Andrew. -Mr., and Mrs. Charles McDonald; and son Allan visited on,Sunday • _and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cranston. -Other visitors were Mr. -and Mrs. • 'John Fryfogle,'Holyrood•, helping.. Jimmie Cranston celebrate his 5th birthday • • Wm. Webster spent Sunday with. his daughter, Mrs. Stuart Cham-• ney, , . Mr. Chamney and family' at Donnybrook. VALENTIN$ PARTY HELD On Monday afternoon S. S. No.4 ;held' their Valentine' Party in the . . form of a Red'. Cross' meeting, with the mothers and •pre- school' ;children of the.community•firesent A short programme, comprised of a• s1 it, piano solos and •readings; was in charge of the senior' pupils. Valentines were distributed in their. gaily decorated "mail. boxes'; ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glousher, Goderich, wish. to announce the engagement, of their only daughter.; Lynda Marie to John Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Curran,' RR 1, Dungannon. Wedding will. take place Saturday, March 5, at Knox Presbyterian Church. • . • : ' FAIR ANNUAL • - 'CONTINUED FROM PAGE;1 started .1965 with $809 in the bank • and their current surplus is $1645.. Total receipts for the year'were $5,821 with 'expenses: of $4986.. Prize: money paid .out, not includ- ing commercial classes `at the fair; was $1247. $7'32 :wase paid • for..en tertainment at t is past year's a . Another expenditure, which wfil benefit the fair 'inthe. future, was $207 for a barn usednow for stor- age and $1105 for the new Centers- Inial Gates, • • . • •Gate receipts at the: Fair were ' $1670. with $74 collection ac.the hall. on: the eve of the Fair; $156 from the, dance,, $284 from a var .iety concert .last .spring and $93. - from an Ontario Hydro evening. • $209, 'was donated to the' Society from the estate of the late Annie MacKay ofLucknow. • REPORT FROM DELEGATES' • Mrs. Oliver McCharles and Mrs.. Bert.Alton were delegateetg the district meeting of Fall Fairs and Mrs.' McCharles• reported. , • At this meeting Mrs; McCharles was elec- ted an assistant lady director of District No....10 ... which includes Grey 'and. Bruce Counties,. to the Ladies' Division of the Ontario Fair Board: Mrs .McCharlfes.assunT ed -this office last November. Fred : McQuillin congratulated Mrs McCharles on -the election to this office saying it was an honour to have a member of the Lucknow Society, assume. such •a; post.. The • only other Lucknow.member to serve on .the Ontario Board. was Stuart Robertson.. " . Reports were heard from all div-_ isions of the Fair. `Gordon land felt the heavy horse, show was. one of the weakest parts of the fair because of lack of entries.' Good • ;prizes• are offset ,by other Fairs on the same day which draw': the ex- hibitors. Gordon felt the pony and saddle horse show was quite good The cattle, slieep,swine and poultry classes didn't draw Much`. commentfrom. the'mee:ting. Grain and ,Roots produced very'few exhib- .itors .but a good show, as did the • • fruit division. Flowers and baking created their usual wide interest and drew lots of. entries: ' The lad- ies department arid the finearts classes also drew well, The 4-H project display was :re- garded at. quite good with .an Over flow 'number of entries, in the pub- lic "school competition: ' `Particular mention' was Made. of the excellent parade and a vote of thanks was tendered. Charles t. Webster for his effort in this regard. 'Special ,mention was also made of the work of Lloyd Ackert in the program department and Mr. and 'Mrs. .Oliver McCharles. • ° It pleased the meeting to know Ask about conyenien tdepartur 'and return times: • For information, phone the tonal CN Passenger Sales Office Oke • 41,17V �,T G PARe.°4° k Y LVE PAke ` $4 RE CANADIAN NATIONAL '1 j • moo `'i. ss SAI'oods; ' LUI�1�►, Sit E. Mole`, John Emlershni Associate .Dfecr ops, Kinloss. Lloyd MODougall' Harold' Campbell, Gib Hamilton, • Currie Colwell; West' Wawanosh, ,Andrew Gaunt, Fred Mc Quiliin, Donald J, Gaunt, °Bob Lyons; Ash" field Ross Henderson, Ralph CAWeron, Frank Alton,, Alex ,Hackett, Charles Wilkins, Bob McIntosh; Lucknow; Alex .Andrew;, Harold ,Austin, W W. A. Schmid, .Bill .Houston W . F., MacDonald, Charles Webster, Omar +Brooks, Waiter Alton, D. alit Thompson., Jim Henderson �. Gerald, Rath�well, Stuart Collyer, Bob +Campbell, Bill 'Porteous, Lloyd • Ashton;: Associate Lady Directors,. Mrs. Tom Todd, Mrs. Harry Levis. ,Mrs. Oliver McCharles. Mrs:. Jade • Hunter, : Mrs:'' Bryce Elliott; Mrs. • Andrew Gaunt; Mrs. Gordon Kirk. land, Mrs: Evan Keith. Mrs, Glen.. Walden Mrs Bert .Alton; Mrs. h C atles'Wilkins, Mrs.•Frank .Mc- Q`uiliin ' Mrs; W . G':•Hunter , Mrs.:- Omar Brooks, Mrs.. Allan Millers Ea Mrs. Leine Woods, Mrs.,rnest Gaunt, Mrs. J.iti -Elenders�on,.:NIR David Elphick'Mrs. 'Donald Mac'. 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