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Week 38 - Vol. 136
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Bringing Together
Huron & Bruce
Photos by Gorit Reid
Terry Fox Run!
The annual Lucknow Terry Fox Run had roughly 35 people.The total money raised
was lust under $3000. It's an increase from last year's $2600 total. Had a lot of com.
ments on how well it was written. chair of the even Steve Chamney hopes next year,
being the 30th annual run, there will be even more participation.there were bikers,
runners and walkers of all ages that attended the run and starting off at the starting
line in the front areTysonVan Osch,ShaunaVan Osch,Carrnen Smyth and in the back
jltn Van Osch. In the picture below in his first Terry Fox run is 5-year.old Clayton
Neyvatte and his mom Mary Niyvatte.
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Midget Girls win
Homebrew
championship...
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Great lineup of
events for 146th
Lucknow Fall Fair
• 1/3Y GARrr REID
• Sentinel Staff
The Lucknow
Agricultural Society will
mark its 146th Lucknow
Fall Fair this weekend,
Sept. '18 to 20.
A great line of events
is planned for the whole
family, with the theme
"Dairy More than Milk!"
The arena opens at 7
p.m. on Ftiday for the
opening ceremonies with
the large homecraft and
agricultural display. The
master of ceremonies for
the ifair will be Debbie.
Raynard. Local entirtain-
ment, • the Lucknow
Ambassador and Lil Miss
Fair Ambassador competi-
tions, a pie and cake auc-
tion and field crop winners
will:keep you busy for the
evening.
Events kicking off
Saturday _morning are the
light horse show, 4-H
sheep show, 4-H beef
show, and poultry show.
The annual parade down
Campbell Street starts at 11
a.m4ee the parade ad for
lineup locations. An excit-
ing addition to the parade
will be the Bluewater
Shriners. They will be
bringing two antique fire
trucks, some mini -bikes
and mini -fire trucks.
In the afternoon, there
will be a baby show; enter-
taitunent by Double Take;
4-H beef invitational show;
dairy show; farm games;
new contractorgames; log
sawing; midway; '<trolley -
ball tournament; Snippity
the Clown; magician
Daniel Steep; remote con-
trol car and truck obstacle
course competition.
Saturday evening a
youth dance for Grades 5
9 vvill be held at the Legion
from 7:30 - 10 p.m. The
Settler's Creek. Band will
be playing at the Sports
Complex beginning at 9
p.m.
• The fair will wrap up on
Sunday with breakfast in
the arena, from 8:30 -
• 11:30 a.m., a Community
Church Service at 10 a.m.,
pet show at the gazebo and
.a Soap Box Derby at 1
p.m.
• Gate prices on Vriday are
$4 for adults and $3 for
students (Grade 8 and
'under). On the Saturday
it's $5 for adults and $3 for
students. Pre-schoolers are
free both days and Sunday
• is free for everyone: For
more information visit the
website www.lucknowag-
socie.ca.
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