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P resent .as to Wucknow
Businessmen, s Association, Mr.
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Campbell stated felt�'
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that if the over•100. year organiza
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workers would, have ta_offer._ther
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would have to be found, He saidlox
that the F air has changed its orifi
• Mr., Campbell. explained that
town and.township grants had not ,
been increased for Many y'ears ,.
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but he also explained. that
agricultural society was ,robab- -
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had never'asked.for additional . ,
money.
•Don Owen Sound
might be a fairer way of
acquirin funds to operate in that ,
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everyone in the Community would
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share in a small way. .. Much of
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the donations , sometimes more , .:1
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prize money to local groups and
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WIRING AND REPAIRS
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i nal purpose of an agricultural
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felt -that. the present parade is
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'second to none and that aeon-
siderable amount of work had
Lemon, , past
president of Owen Sound Fair,
past ..resident'of district 10'and
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iation -of A ricultur l-Societies.
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was resent..as was Chester Mer- • • ,
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ream, a past district director and
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George Joynt ,. Reeve of Luck-
now , was not in favour of lower-
ing expenses by trimmingthe .
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;parade and bea•uty��contest as. •,
some wexe at the meeting•. Mr,
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been done by Charles Webster and
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Fair •workers in developing it. •
But it seems that many who watch
the parade do not pay •their
. admission fee 'to ' see the rest of
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secretar ` r: Merriam is from been .built up into somethin veryH
Secretary., ,.Y•, M <, ..b
'Tara:.. Alsopresent was Me1.•Froud., worthwhile and. that it would. be
f ` ro h's fi°rie ho �
Tata, past president ,of the Tara folly destroy. y t i snow.
Fair and apast district. resident., A : :.
president.
as well as Mr. Proud's son who is ..., • : • t
Orv,the Elliott , Kinloss Reeve ,
n . Fonda= - •Claudia. Cardinaln .. •
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Jason Rolm*
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Tose Darling. ng Young; .
Men In Their Jaunty
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FINANCING AVAILAEI,L.E
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the Fair in the 'ark and; the,,
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: parade -is: not the "money ,maker".
currently president of the Owen : stated that while•, the expenses :
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'Sound Fair, Mrs.. Oliver McChar.- : May look high , he doubted if"!
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Mt, Ca.m bell referred to the ' '.
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Fair as one of the few. "big days"
Lucknow' has left and: he wondered
les of Lochalsh ,'district ladyder- the could.' be lowered too much .
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eetor.,• was'also..in attendance, hoot losin some of the' '.
-wit 'losing.
Each of the men gave advice • interest the present fair com'man'
'on how their particular Fairs had ds. ;3,-`''
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Fall Fair workers are few in�.num-
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Can continue to operae utile s
if itwas the wish of the commnun-
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Reference was made to the
high cost of presenting the parade'
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bands ,. the. Fair night entertain-... ' '
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meet and the-.Miss Midwestern
Ontario beauty contest. It -is
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still felt by many, however, that
been. successful. Manyof their
am -bel pointed ted ut th t
ideas and• suggestions ,were not• , ; Bab-C l, p in o
flew to'Lucknovr Fair Board. Oth- ' new�.directors and associate direr-
ers': were. Tara,. village' declare a . 'tors had been sought ;on a number
holiday on fair,`da ' We'd-; of oceasons`.without success.; ' We
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nesda . so that the' entire com-' ' would,be ver- ',lad if, anyone who:
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muni tris artici ate: 'How-, would like to serve on.the Fair :
ever,.. it later was revealed: that • board in any capacity, or anyone
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'W• FIERE EAGLES �
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Bob Campbell, resid tit•of the'
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Lucknow Agricultural. Society, . '
chaired the meeting and welcom-
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has •'built, up the, fair in recent
yea'rs to•.the present high point of
'public 'ecce ta,nce,
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as public acce tante of
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the•Fair,is concerned.,:it was nevi
�e-dn�esda ar-a=is=rh norrnil.--• .:wlro would hke-to�ssi&t-i-n --n
half' holiday for business places.' department , 'would co_ ntact. the"
.It. has been. the custom for Luck- secretary or,m self", :Mr: Camp-
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now business places to close, for••': ,bll stated;
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,a. couple• of hours. on. Fair day in
the afternoon. .This past year , Mrs.. Boby•Struthers , .air Secret-
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JIM .BROWN
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fathor, filmad,,on location in India.
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ems_xol Ott) be.an•rP and ro'
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- t-h�-torts Al•:'. -'led financial
not close and some of the agri- • ` statement of the fair and.gave
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* Invitations had-:been sent to the.
, Councils of.Lucknow , Kinloss,.
Ashfield and- West Wawanosii to 'be-_me-shortage
$ ,cultural'societ
higher costs coo led withfrnoder
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.ate,,.revenue , as well as an 'e'xtre- .
of helping-hands to . '
feel that.it would. other.. facts at•-the niee n when. •'
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be beneficial to them if the questioned'by those present:;
stores would close for a, time i . '
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'duTCH CASSIDY AND THE,'
SUNDANCE KID".' '
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immediately:following' the• parade, Others wlio spoke briefly were
Tara Fair board have made it Andy Gaunt, a member. of the
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point to.'collect donations from agricultural society for 40 years; ,�
businesses,thro.ugh nit a. wide •Mrs. Reg Jones , Russell Irvin , .
area as. well as individuals in the Mrs:. George Newbold; Mrs, .
- Oliver ,Mc Charles , Bob Fmia ,'
community who 'are not'-Connect,= Y �
a bu-s-in'css: .k-le-'1' Harold 'Greer ,. Reg. Jones`,' Omar
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talent show••, operation of the.•fair' Brooks
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booth and a regular column •in' The meetingclosed with the
the, paper, following their meet-• assurmption that there was enough
were all:.points suggested by ' interest' in the Fair.b ' the Com- '
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the'visitors.,from Tara and which' munityto keep it. going . How-
are, already being used in Lueknovi •ever.,. few-definite commitments'•
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Mr 'and Mrs Geor a •Conn of
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are spending a.month
with his:Parents. NI. r.. and-Mrs...
Wallace Conn. Also spending
unday with them were .Mr. and•
Mrs. Herb Hunter, and Trevor -
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LOCATE ISIEXT-TO:•�OLFIN, G; I�OLLE'R SKATING'
SWIMMING, 8l CAMPING
NIGHTS: - PHONE 39A723d1: DAY. - PHONE' 39.6-2107,'
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WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY- s : -
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Chester Merriam stated that ,oaf a-ss,istanee-t --Etna-tie-ia--help'.:'
•Lucknow parade costs might were visible at •last week's meet-
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be considered as high. compared ing I.t', is hoped •• that those ,who
to Tara 'but not know in the are Willing to serve 'on.the Faire•
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background of the situation, he,', oard , or assist , will step for,,
, : ..B to�o��e��aLKtchenec_on-Su'nr_
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of-London; Miss
Toronto , Jason' Conley , . Wingham.
Mr:• and, Mrs, Russel Ross and
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SATURDAY • JULY 8, 9,. 10,11
•was not in a position to judge the . - help-w-r1l- .-_-
be�a pp retia edf rO the ••day,`
of these costs., ' It was' P
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where they attended the bap'
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enefits ,'Otherwise-
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meeting not •have served its
pointed mit to Mr, `Merriam willtism.
service`
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.son of Mr.. and Mrs James Ross:.
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In.01r•d by JULES YERNE' _
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that:the grade' and associated P. P . . ' .;
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events awhat
was ha: hed -Luck:
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RIFLES
A MARVIN SCHWARTZ S
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of the doldrums a num`-
her: of years ago. •
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RAQUELWELCH A MERTRINiCINQLcomPoitiET1iNE1rMiNaivaPII�
and desire for a community•to
key issue.
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SUNDAY MONDAY ESDAY,
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arid that the financial yatt r s
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JULY 12, 1'3,
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work themselves' .•
• Considerable 'discussion
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.in over •a'thousand years of Enaliih
elso `_ —•around
g tory. there has' been only one OUi 13 b0111bS, • ._—;�«,;