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i'Neat and (lean",
Win EXPO Trip
Mr, and 'Mrs. Ralph Haines Sr.
of Port Colborne visited recently
Lucknow with Mrs Jessie Allin
while on their vacation.
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'The Ralpris" Auto Electric
Service Station of that city,man-
aged by Ralph Haines Sr. and his
son Ralph Jr; have won a trip to
Expo. The award was made for the
neatest and; cleanest Blue Sunoco
Service Station in Southwestern
Ontario. . . •
They,. accompanied by their
•,, • wives, leave on September 29th
for their Expo trip.. Mrs. Ralph
Haines Jr. is the former Mary
daughter of Mrs. Jessie
Allin. The Haines family were
formerresidentsof Kinloss.
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Took Centennial
Trip To N S
The annual 1ruce County omen's
Institute Scholarship has been awaTd.
ed to Miss Jean 'Sutton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Sutton, R.R.
42, Tiolyrood., • • /
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Jeari has received her provincial'
Honours Le: she has completed 12
Homemaking Club projects
during which she has alwaysmain-
tallied a high standard of work. For
her interest and participation in
Flornernaking Club work she was
awarded the Centennial Trip to
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Nova Scotia this year. , • s
Jean has been very active in extra
curricular activities at the Lucknow
. District High School on the' basket.;
ball, badminton and '•table tennis
team-. She was chosen to represent ;
Lucknow High School as their Lon-
don Free Press Queen in 1966 and
was a member of the Studeritsr.
Council, at Wingham District' High
School. All this..time she •
maintained a high acadeic'stand!-
ing and received a scholarship
. from Grade XIII for the second
highest standing in her school,, •
Jean is a member of•Kinlough
Presbyterian Church where she was
active in the ,Interdenominational
Young Peoples and the church choir
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Jean has just enrolled' at the Un
ivertity' of Western Ontario in 5
year Social Science Course, work.-
ing towards the Bachelorof Social
Work.. ••
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Tops In Baby Contest
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Colleen,, daughter of Mr. and
• • ...Mrs. Ross purnindf 8t.. Helens
Was the first prize winner in, the • .
under six months class • at he baby
•• show at the Lucknow Fall Fair
Shown with her. mother; Colleen
Was One of sixteen entries in the
clast. ••• • •
Sally Ann, daughter of Mr. and
1.01 — Mrs. Don'l-taldenby of Toronto,
was first prize baby in the six to;
twelve months class. There were
= eleven entries in this division,
. •• 'Sally Ann is pictured with her
1! , • mother', Nancy, a native of thq,
•'• ' Kincardine area bon .formerly
resided at Kiniongh. ,s
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•• Steven', son of Mr. and Mrs. ,
• :• Blake Alton of Belfast, .proved that
•1 boys can make it. to the top when •
he won the twelve to eighteen
• month clasS.,There were tweltre
entries in this class: Steven is pie
tured with his mother. • ,
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• A speeialrally day. servIde. Was
held at Lucknow
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Presbyterian Church with the Su ---
day School in Charge. A juni.or. •
Choir provided music
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Austin Loree conducted the ser
vice, Jim Henderson and Sharyn .
Mowbray shared in giving the ,
address. Scriptures were read by
Joy Emberlin and Stan 'Loree. : •
Janet Carnithers offered prayer as
did Tony Johnstone,
The Sunday School sang three
numbers during theiervice.'
• and EXPO:. They made the trip by
plane. •• • •
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• A successful auction sale was held
Fair Heid On Tuesday Of This Week:
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Fine warm'but windy weather pre- Ashfield Schools made for a very.--':
for the estate of the late Ross Mc-
Phee, Colborne Township, three'
miles west of Auburn on Saturday
afternoon. Allan MacIntyre of Luck
now was apetioneer. •
The 95 acre Colborne 'farm was
sold to • Gordon Watson of the
Auburn area and the 40 acre grass
farm in West WiWanosh .. • •
Township, was • sold. t� Carman Poll -
'lock, also of the Auburn area.
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•Mr. and Mrs Bill Johnstone spent
a. few days. last week at Montreal; •
Oldest Man At Luckriow_Fair
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Robert'Webster of Kincardine was
the oldest gentleman at the Lucia
now Fall Fair'„ Bob, eirt,the right, is
shown as he is,presented_withthe,.',
award by Fair Direct& Ralph Cam-
eron. Bob, whO is 89, is well
know waround his riativelucknow .
vailed.fOr the Dungannon Fall Fair
held at the Agricultural Grounds on
Tuesday of this week, • ';
'A schoOlchildren'S parade kicked
off frorn•PaWion"s Store at
led by the Ontario Provincial
Police and followed .by Fair
of.ficials. • . . • .
• Six horses and, four Ponies preced-
ed. the, Lucknow 'District High
School Band. Mrs. Mary Clairmont
of Goclerieh, dressed in centennial
costuine, walked in the parade.
Combined Roman Catholic Sep-
arate SchooPNo..°2Aihfield, • Huron
• B'Burns VVhile
am County SchOol Area, No'. 2•with •
pupils from Brookside and North
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wners At Expo
14N`G.SIDE NEWS
On Friday afternoon; the barn on'
the farm of.Bob„fireginan,. ConceSs.
idn'6, Culrosi, was destroyed by
fire It -contained the season's crop
Of hay and grain, some machinery,
and twelve caIVes. Mr. and Mrs.,.
i3regman had left on. Thursday for
Expo •
The neighbours sounded the fire
alarm. and Teeswater Fire'Depart
rnent were able to save the house;
nearbygarage,.a tractor, wagon
and bulk milk Cooler. The herd cif
40' dairy cows is:.being looked after
by Wm. Batesj a' neighbour and
other volunteers. Mr. and, Mrs.
Bregman Planned to return to their
home on Sunday.
Mrs'. .Bregman it a former' ernp14.
oyee of the Bank of Montreal in
Lucknow and their many friends in
this district were very sorry to hear
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large parade of sehool 'children.
Only:float. in the parade was by
Clinton Junior Institute..
Ceremonies at. the grandstand
officially opened the Fair with
remarks by Fair President •Roderick ,
Mac Kenzie, Murray Gaunt; M.P.?,
for Huron -Bruce and Bob McKinley..
M. P. of puron. st,. Joseph's
School Kingsbridge, Brookside and
Nor41 Ashfield Schools gave their
school song' or cheer '
Vice President of Dungannon
Fair Board is Theodore Redmond •
with Gordon Smyth second vice:.
IN./larvin Durnin is secretary -treas-
urer of the Fair very ably assisted
by Mrs. Durnin in the seeretaty's
office.• 1
Family Dinner
To Honour Couple
• A' family dinner was held at the,
Log Cabin Restaurant on Saturday.
evening in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack .Bilderback who are leaving
the community this week after a•
three week visit with their
'family here. ' •• ; •
Mrs. Bilderback is the former
Lynda Button,, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Russ, Button of Lucknow.Lynda
was,nursing in Honolulu'Hawaii
prior to her marriage tofack who,
has just completed seven years
service in the *U.S navy .,
The young couple drove here
about three we,eks ago and are j
returning by way of Missouri, "
jack's home state. They plan to
reside neat San Francisco when •*
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Horse Fades., baby show, 4-1-1.
classes and inside and outside
exhibits made up the, remainder of
the day, As We go tO press early .
Tuesday, it is not possible to carry,
these results. The Fall Fair dance
will be held in the Agricultural
Hall oti Friday night, September
Lucknow. VIali. Is
95 Last Week
George Kernp of Lucknow •obser-
ved his 95th birthday on Thursday,Septeniber 21st:. He enjoys
good health aridlives alone On.
Havelock' Street North •
Phil Smith df•townii his •
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' daughter. On Wednesday of last
; Week' Mr, Kemp had a's visitors his;
'brother and wife, Mr, and Mr , •
• 'Charles .1(elyip. of Selkirk, Onta.rio.
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