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Mr and • Mrs, R. L..' MacDonald
'who. have spent the. "summer vac-
• motion at ; Clan Donald, Lucknow,
returned; home to Kapuskasing , on
Friday. Their daughter Joan who
has been here since marking
'Grade . XIII English papers in Tor
'onto left: Friday for a year in Par-,
I5;, France. '
Betty Hamilton-' who ;teaches hi
Niagara', Falls,' , spent . the' latter
.part of the vacation with her .'par-
lents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Gilberts Ilam
ilton:
Mr': and Mrs. _Ron Chapelle
(Ann Townson):' and. Cheryl of Sud-
bury : spent the .week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. , .Ira Dickie and family
at their' cottage at Hope Bay.
It's back to : school this Tuesday
for the students. It's a slight
change for a . former L.D.H.S:
• student, .Allan MacDougall who..
begins hii . teaching career at
L D.H.S: , this. term.'•
,Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bell, Vir-
ginia, Bruce. and Donald • of 'Tor.'
ontovisited recently''at the: home
of Mr. . and Mrs.' Leonard Mac -
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Climax Fair Plans. e
Parade = Big.Event
(Contributed)
A very enthusiastic group of
over 30 directors of Lucknow ' Ag-
ricultural Society met on•Wednes-.
day evening of last week to fin-
alize plans for the Centennial
Fair to be held Friday and, Sat
•urd4y, September 17 and 18. i't
was .the best 'meeting yet. Reports
were• heard from all committees
and much ' discussion '• resulted.,
Anyone coming to Lucknow to
this Fair :will see;an. entirely new
;Fair and, village decked' out in
festive regalia.•
A 'village green is being set.' up
on tithe Fair grounds • with all act-
ivity around this performance ar;-
ea. , There will be : several'- tents
containing pioneer furnishings,.
Department of Lands: and, Forests
display, , Conservation display,
Ontario Hydro; • booths , and a 5
piece Midway.. Bingo; games
of chance, .square .dancing, band
drills, baby shows will ,all' be 'held'
on the central platform The horses
cattle, 4H, swine and poultry
shows will 'have a special ' place,
to perform.
No- cars wil be ' allowed: in the
main , ' gates.. the day'' of the Fair.
All motor vehicles., . must. either.
enter by. . the sales , barn orby.. the
gates by Hacketts implement bus-
iness. Admission , toy °the Fair• is
75 cents for adults; 25 cents for
children not in the parade; and 50
cents . for all cars coming 'into the
grounds. 50 :cents will be ,the
charge for coming into the arena
foreveryone' on `. Friday .evening:
A dance :will be . held Saturday
evening to wind up the, Fair and.
the charge for this is 75: cents per
Person.
A work bee will be held Mon-
day, : September 13 and Thursday,
September 16. All are urged to at -.1
tend. All displays. are ' to . be ' set
up before' 4 o'clock' on : the ,17th,
especiallyin the arena. No park-
ing is to. be:. allowed' at the. 'back.
of :the arena .except ':those 'who re-
ceive.
e-ceive• 'a• special sticker for Fair
Day and • thenonly those who ex-
hibit indoors.
The hill will be completely pol-
iced, and all precautions . will ' be
taken to handle . everything loan-
ed' in the best possible manner;
A free draw will:: be 'held for; a
pony.. Only .children with, their'
parents.:- in attendance are .el
igible: to enter. The children, suit-
ably dressed in .`. costume . will : be
presented with a ticket by their
teachers at the. parade grounds
and will be entitled :to a free pass
into the Fair., All - schools . ; in par-,
ade ' must bein costume.: To date
number of cars, floats, bands, :ant-
ique cars, etc, number over '80..
All in., the parade must. remain,.
'on the floats and leave the 'groundsby the : East Sate. 'They may re
enter later as no `stopping' and.
starting in the Fair.•: grounds will
be allowed. • •
Note :should', be taken that' after
12t45 Saturday'': the 18th . no '.ears
will be allowed` to; enter the East
- gate' until after 'the parade. has
left' the grounds. If yoti are. com-
ing into .the ' grounds' to . see 'the
'parade 'please • plan to be on hand'
by 12:30. ,
This promises to be' one of the
most outstandings fairs in ,the'
district and with good weather ,a
very large attendance islooked:
for:' . ' .
Remethber 'then Be early on
Saturday 18th. ' Admission :. 75c,
for adults; 25c for children not in
'parade; 50c for car's. Friday ev
ing arena only 50 Cents, for: eyery-
one; free draw. for pony "for child-
ren; free.. guess on cattle beast
prizes $25i donated 'by Robt
Macintosh; prizes in parade over
$250 —. $50.00 of which was don-
ated by Brooks transpo3 t;.. prizes
for livestock parade•.— lucky,draw
a 20 lb. :°turkey donated by .Don,
Carter, and 50 lbs.. mineral . don-
ated by Frank MacLennan: •
Everyone is asked, to please
come in costume if at all possible: .
Canada. Bread 'has donated 25
loaves of bread which will ,be .us-
ed
used to make Minch• for the'Sarnia
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Band. Mr. McCharles, Pres. urges
all directors to a' work' bee . on
Monday, September 18:
This is' yoi r' Fair Come one
come . all' •-- • Live;. ', Laugh „ and
Learn at the Centennial Fair . fn
Lucknow, September 17 and 18.
LETS BE •,.
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KINGSBRIDGE
Overseas visitors at St; Joseph's
Rectory were ,Rt. Rev. Dean Em-
manuel. Nella:. `D P., Ph • D. from
Malta, Rev. Patrick °-Cathie O.P.
and Can Paul Camilleri of Malta,
Rev: .Sebastian Camilleri' O.F.M.'
of Australia and Toronto:.
Dr.and Mrs: J. A.:Kasper have:
returned home after spending their.
vacation here.
Mi .and 'Mrs.: Mark Dalton. re-
turned home last week: after vis,.
iting Washington and : Virgin-
ia. ••
...
Mrs. 'Joe . Garvey; Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Garvey, .Tim, Mike and: Joe
spent : the week -end, at their :home
Mr :and
Mrs, Gene Dalton and•
family of : atoyal oak • spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton. .
Week -end `visitors with Mr . and
Mrs., Jim' , Martinwere '. Mr .and'
Mrs.' Bill ' 'Mulaney, Patty *.and,;
Maureen; Royal:'Oak and Mr. and
Mrs.. Bill' 'McDonald,.: London
Mr.and Mrs; ' John: Treirweller
and family • of Seattle returned
home.. last week,. after ' spending ..a
few days here..
Mrs. Nora Shmett, Shannan
Sinnett, ' Mr and'. Mrs.. Danny Gil-
lespie and family .of -Detroit, Mr. -�
and . 'Mrs: Delmer : Maize:, Mrs.
Thos: 'Bryan and Vivian, Toronto.
.visited relatives here' last week:'.
Paul' Dalton spent . 'a ::few' days
in Royal•Oak, Mich. last, week.
Sundayvisitors with Mr..: and
Mrs, Ray Dalton and family were
Mr .and Mrs, .Clare. 'Semme and
family, . Sarnia and Mr. • and Mrs.
Chuck Moore, - Detroit. • '
• Mr. and Mrs. Harbel, 'Detroit,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Court-
ney and family`. last week. ,.
Mr .and Mrs. Geo. Halloran and
family, . of Buffalo, Mr :and' Mrs.
Wray Pierson and .family.,of Ham-
ilton
. visited Mrs: .Gilmore.: and
Jim : last week. ' '
PASS • SWIMMING TESTS
Jeanette Blake, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith • Blake. and
Wilma Hackett,. daughter • of : Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hackett passed'
their Junior Red Cross swimming
test. ' The two girls are from Ash-
field
sh field and have : beentaking theirs,
swimming ' instruction at Goder-.
ich:
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JUIN TI
ATURDA'
:'KNow
PIEMBER 18
OR THE
A mile long parade of floats and Public' School Children.
in costume willbe led : by the Sarnia Sertomanaires, Teeswa°ter,
Pipe Band ,-and • Lucknow ' High School Band.,' Proceedings will
start promptly, at 1:00 p.m.
Bingo,• midway,. pioneer village, in•
door 'and out- '
door .displays and exhibits will create interest. Featur.-
,ed again .thisyear will be the Baby Show in the Iarge, . ,.
tent at
free drawwithgood prizes•
3,00 p.m
A� � • `will be 'made 'for persons.
showing ;horses. and cattle ,in the .Livestock parade.
A free draw 'for a pony is open 'to"Public School Children. •
Gay Ninety costumes will be a feature of the day.
AIL'` this and much more 'is offered for the'nadult admis=
Sion of 7Sc and the public school of 25c. •
DancingSaturdaynight to Boyds orchestra wiIl bring
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the .biggest Lucknow Fair ever, to a close. •
THE. ARENA `WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00
p.m.; ADMISSION' MISSION '50c . EACH. CHILDREN MUST . BE
ACCOMPANIED BY ADULTS.
SPACE CONTRIBUTED' IN THE INTEREST
OF THE CENTENNIAL'' FAIR, BY ,
LUCKNOW
:PHONE 53$300i:.