HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-08, Page 9Western Ontario
Log Sawing:
Championship cpOliefition:
TO BE HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FAIR,
OCTOBER 11TH
1, Open Class.
1st Prize - Trophy donated by Teeswater Agricul-
tural Society.
1st Prize - $100.00 donated by Teeswater Agricul-
tural Society.
2nd Prize - $50.00 donated by Teeswater Concrete
Ltd.
3rd Prize - $50.00 donated by Wallace Ballagh,
Auctioneer.
4th Prize - $25.00 donated by Robert Bregman
Family.
Miniature Trophies to be given to Championship
Winners.
CLASSES
2. Sixty and over.
3. Cuiross and Teeswater residents only.
$50.00 donated by K. Concrete (Henry Kikkert, R.
R. 3, Wingliam.1
4. Open Ladies Class.
PRIZES FOR CLASSES 2, 3, & 4 - $20, $15, $10, $5
RULES
1. Championship Trophy to be retained by the Tees.
water Agricultural Society and to be placed on view
at Teeswater Cuiross Community Centre.
2. Judges decision to be final.
3. Registration up until 1 p.m. or previously with the
secretary, Mrs. Irene Smyth, 392.6338 and must
also be at saw area to pull for draw positions.
4. No Entry Fee.
5. Contestants May bring their own crosscut saw or the
Teeswater Agricultural Society will supply one.
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a 'successful sale of house-
hold effects on Saturday last.
The weather was so chilly
held In the
shed. She
and wet, _it was ;h
Anglican 'Church
to her new apartment
wing the in Lucknow follo
sale. We • all regret losing
Mrs. Grahamfrom
in
our corn-
unity as the Graham name
has been a part of thiS area
tOr many years:The Graham
farm was sold a few yearS
ago to Mr., and Mrs. Stewart
Lane. '
'Mr. and Mrs. Torn Ellacott
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.
Kerry Hogan, Chad and
Todd were here Saturday, to
be with their mint, Mrs.
George Graham: .
Mrs. John Barr-4110e and
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell
of Wingharn returned home
on Monday from visiting in
. Calgary with Mr. and' Mrs.
Percy I3arr and Alistair, and
with Mr. arid Mrs. Derrick
biiuglas (Marilyn Bushell) at
Edmonton, Alberta.
Miss Betty Hamilton of
Niagara visited on Saturday
with Mr: and Mrs. Jack Barr.
Some from here took in the
Ploughing Matai 'near
Woodstock, last week.
Lucknow Sentinel, • Wednesday, October 1980.-;41sige 9
Heri e fair a homesp
faseinating look into ,Bruce Cgfallty'S
past is promised-.at. the Walkerton Heritage
Fair thiS Month.
The Heritage , Fair was developed to
.enaphas4e and prOmpte the work and
talents of put areas'. artisans' and .crafts
BY MAY BOYLE,
Mr. and Mrs. • Walter
Breckles • entertained __the
Kiniough and District Bible
Society executive at their
home on Monday evening,
which opened with scripture
reading and prayer,
Miss May Boyle read •a
letter3frorh the Toronto office
informing them that the Rev.
Cowan would be unable to
come ICinlough for the
annual fall meeting this year
and requested that the same
executive tarry on and ar-
range for the annual canvass,
hopefully the ones named for
1979 would again act.
The Minutes of last year's
meeting lie.d in the -Presby-
terian Church were read, The
treasurer, Mrs. ' Frank
Maulden, read a letter of
appreciation from the head
office for last year's canvass
which was most gratifying
and also gave' the financial
statement of last year.
Walter showed pictures of
the trip he and Mrs. Breckles
enjoyed to the Maritimes this
summer after which a lovely
lunch was served and a. social
chat enjoyed.
Mrs. Peggy Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Elliott and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jorth of
Detroit visited with Mrs.
Marretta Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy
visited on Sunday evening
with Mr. • and Mrs. Sam
Matthews at Kinloss.
Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller
entertained ladies at her
home on 'Tuesday afternoon
at' a Tupperware Party.
Congratulations to Mr.
and. Mrs. George Haldenby
of Sarnia and formerly of
here on the gift of a baby
girl. Harold and Madeline
Haldenby are proud grand-
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ball
of Toberinory and Norman
Trafford of Hanover visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Percy.
Mrs. Ina Eadie, Mrs. Jean
Hodgins of Wingham and
Mrs, Thelma Green of Tees-
water visited with Edna and
May Boyle on Thursday.
Mrs, George Graham had
q'4114,etitered.f,?r disPlaY
and some, of, the , quilts
sale. Another talent from Lficknovi may be
seen at the fair. Hazel Purdon is Working at
the old-time skill, of hick-weaving ;:and her-
work will.be diSplayed in, the afghan and
cushion exhibit.
:The Heritage Fair will take place
V9inheriSth'.00 aotteinthe ;Knights
Cl luiribtis: nail; higliviiaythree ":ndies
south of Walkerton. It will be held from 10 . • a.m. to 6 pan. on Saturnay, and from 1,00
to 6.00 p.m. on Sunday. Don't miss this
exciting homespun and calico event..
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'demonstrations, all of old-itime skills that
• have either' been carried on, or revived
. from our past. Some of these happenings
are chair caning, pottery making, intricate
hand embroidery, woodcarving, rug hook-
ing and spinning and weaving,
The Queen's Bush Guild of Spinners and
Weavers:wilt be, demonstrating how fine
linen is.Made, right froni the breaking and
sentching of the 'Oa*: plant 'to final linen.
One of the Women's •Institutes, will. be
demonstrating the pioneer skill of
The fair . will pay tribute to the iqiiIIting
skills of our pioneer women, by hating
A, large selection of artwork is being
included in the fair as well. Winning
sketches from the Reritage Fair's amateur
artists' pen and ink sketch competition will.
be displayed. Selections were made froM
sketches submitted by'ardsts from ChesleY
and Hanover. Hasti.notes are being re-
produced-from-these-historio landmarks-4
Bruce arid will be available for the public to
purchase at the. Fair. Art students from
Walkerton and Hanover high schools will
he having their sculpture and art on
display, and two area artists will be
exhibiting also.
As well as a learning experience, there
will "' also be many quality articles of
handwork for sale: art, antiques, historical
literature,- baking - from heritage recipes
and an old-fashioned -tea room.• Although -
nota Christmas faitc,the Heritage "
'provide: an ideal Opportunity to Select 4
miality gift while- enjoying 4"triP' throng .
beirldoin-• designs .on Oriel „Of the:: : Pa •
Kinlough Bible Society plan canvas
