The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-07-27, Page 8•On Civic Holiday, Monday, sponsibility Of a few who, %mush
August 1, Kincardine 'Kinsmen lack of helpers and finances,
Club will be presenting, their
found successful race meets an
twenty-third annual harness race imossibflftv
Meet. This happened in Kincirtline
though the bli
best tracks in Ontario. Kineardine
• Kinsinen took up the challenge
which has been adopted by many
western Ontario centres and once
• again harnessracing became one,
of the grehteit annual events in
the Lake .Huron town's sunnier
program. • • •
Last year 76 KinsMgn and sup-
porters made the harness race
• meet one that is respected by not
only- thoie• who,attend but by the
horsemen as welli, On the. other •. '
•hand the support given the Kins-
men by those who wish to race in
,Kincardine basset a new goal.for.'
the Kinsmen Club and the meet,
will again be held on Civic Holi-
day., Proceeds. go for club welfare
work. . .•
Secretary --Flirter Thompson re-
ports little difficulty in securing
horses to race at Kincardine while
the improved Pari -mutual betting
booths will appeal to the custom -
whOt 411VW 1.4%t year fOr
ri! 1.14t-tOnkilo 4% they enjOyed a Teal
44.r of ming On one Of OntatIO'
Mien tr4eks, located on ,the invit,-
ing. shorts. of 1,41to the
town "whele yOu're stranger
•only Met n • /
The Kinsmen Club of Kincar-
dine as the first service club in
.
Canada to sponsor the sport..
Harness racing has advanced a
long way since it first started in
Kincardine ninety-seven years ago
When the first races were arranged
between the "young bloods" of the
district whose .reputation at that
!tine might be likened to today's
fast cars.,
However ,-,there was. a -difference
. • and, devoted horsemen took pride
the advancement of the breed
t1JiTRinate1y this called for per-
sonal sacrifice so it was not sur-
prising 'that racing as an organized
sport fill on evil days and it would
appear for.a time that harness
racing would disappear from the-
' Canadian sports picture. A few of
the oldsters still felt the terrific
• competitive spirit and enlisted
•younger groups "with the legs" to
help bring about a revival, since
many race meets fell to the re
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• At •Farrish Farm
The 33rd annual reunion of the
• krmstrong Dickson ttlit was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
• Gordon, R.R.# 7, :Guelph,• On .
Sunday, July lOth'with an attend-
• ance 0( 110 the largest for some'
years..
Mr, BertrArmstrong, Teeswater.
PreSidentr conducted the Meeting •
and'egtended a welcome .to aU
present.; -,The minutes and -treas.,
urer's report 'were read by George
A . 'Richardson; SeC.- TreaS. A
minute's silence was observed in
honour of the. deceased , Mrs, ,
• .
Stewart Rosewell, Mrs, Walter
• Pinnell; Mrs. Eldon Johnston and
Mrs. C.R. McGlynn'. ' • • .
Members of the different Clans
•'were asked, to stand, they being
• all, decendants of the Lite Mr. and
•-Mrs.• John -Arrnstrong of Dtirnfries
• Ca • e need a• I ? .Shire, Scotland, four of their
•family coming to Canada and
Give them.Purina LuCknow, , Also Some Cousins
settling around Teeswater and
. settling' around LStratford . The day
Cattiew lus a Ne PURINA
CAMEROS and Ball playing, others sitting
• was spent with a program a races
_
•• M. and .Mrs. Elliott Pinnell of
Ridgetown came the longest
distanCe. Mrs Sarah Douglas of
• St:: Pauls was.the oldest present
and Lisa .Armstrong Teeswater,
the youngest Mac Armstrong of
Teeswater entertained with Scot-
tish bagpipe music and accomp-
anied Miss Trudy Gordon with a
• battonsolo.. ,• .
•
Mr. Elmer Farristi , in charge of
the•Ciari.tree, told .of some 'of
the extra blanches added and
there was a committee ,appointed
from each clan to bring.the tree
' up to, date. by July of next year
-when the reunion will be held at
Elmer Farrish's farm at Gortie..
The committee named Robert •
.Armstrong Clan, W4iso,4Arin-
• . strong; Mrs. ,Thoma s Picicson.'
Clan, Elmer Farrish:. George
Armstrong Clan, Miss Grace
GoodfelloW- Mr‘ lter Rie4ard:
son Clan, Elliott Pinnell; CeOre
--,,krinstrongClau.-Percv Armstronz:
or 4:such. a littie
Today young Bill Res to tinker but toincirroy..
he will be deciding on his career. Arhate vcr
profession or vocation he • may settle _on, there --
will be no financial_ problem. A life insurance -
program withSun Life not only guarantees th::
fundi for Bill's education but provides an income
• for the whole family " if Dad should die prc
maturely.
I'm associated with -Sun Life of
Canada, the Company with the policy
thars right for you and your fortify.
Why not call me today?
-
• ,
WIWAM J. KINAHAN
R.R. 2 Lucknow
Phone Wingkam 35 7-198 7
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE ,COMPANY OF CANADA
• (Whitecharch NewS)., . '
Whitechurch IriterrnediateS
ished 1st place in ;league standing
and-now'rneet Clinton in 'the.
Play Offs
in Wingilam on Friday, 'White- •
church invent:les:played Cliffeed
• •
with a score of o 4 in?
favour of Clifford.
isrhitechnich. Intermediates playee,
•an . Exit ibition* game in Wingham,:on.•
Saturday evening with .Erampton
Team Score as 7 -.6 in favour
of Arampton.
On Monda) in Win -ham Belgravd
and!whitechtircii Intermediates
playedith..a scared T 4.in.
•On Wednesday tn. Brusse...
grave and Ns•tit‘e chUrc - • •
laths played ita
in favour of Whit ec''!....L
Bantams Win
lateknoiE- Ea,nt a m $.:7?; :-...1—
tbalkeid
week. Ripley plal,ed '
Wednesiday.;•Jul,. •
wan by a sCOre' of
on FridayJuh
isned tx-e Se •
LuCknOW
Purina Cattle -Plus
—s an excellent treatment for cattle following
disease and during periods of stress
—supplies ex vitamins to milk cows and •
calves, for quick return to health
—helps prevent foot rot
—easy to use, have it mixed into your cattle
ration today.
, .
pressure is very, strong
almost see. the pre;.•
being ushered into the
offat the eleve^.h., • 'A'.
wait for a last,mmv.e
S'«aoitidn't it be better.
initiathe, decide no,A
going to do? That s.
have much more co,
plans and .
"What to do? The '. -e .
"of.ways . **hilt
•
a new flagpole or project that igts er-*:
laR7 by JC)HIN W: FISHER the act is obsicasj,?.
1gUi CENTENNIALCQMM1SSIONER They,11. feel mac „.
I celebrations if they're
•c,...u.,,ro.rd:1• •big enough factory InanageraFnt can do f r
1-;" have Nozek/I' Dravaper„ has 1%71•That am many shines that on, a miniature golf cz...r.e
',OT, Lltre FIChatrig or coca- clUi be done without trawl) e,x-:
.Pease-rtess iteroant. -up f.cat .si a inainYe4t'
gt a clean -n, wat on $2,44_ construe* the count an,
i;nd, pprope-up program the
plk=s, az: ea a iCCa `02). to from a • era -Canada man • shottiPrtirta-1967611
ow a gay at..-nasphere sawyer of 1,000 factories Mat
• fx the 547=1:11OrAti,.,c.,c„ Adrriiration found manage- ,
• ,sea-- • oor.q...t=s are
firlaLT belourl a pant beat.1,655ca-
• tor ;napalm Take„ for ezmple.,
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ttire• it he Ma) atsue am Wile
men: in 0ner1 to be slow m• wen* mY thank' -
'Pl4litiothuuMbirthdg toayceleb. rate Caubdis ,Plant Adrnirustratt;,n .
their clarion call
neodedir-lkau whdcomrothHnelliotwatieswrawwrisll at7ethe$41°P.bo_iritlitsrboc.1.7edare:seini16to,"dreinrs. Preses.mtanccdrndnool:7:i.....-171:,.
a:.-ross the oadetry are celebrating negative 'attitudes :,.*e •
center:nal iand rnost are),•indats- Even the
• trX. plants will look pretty !My rimitive and.
Tv. .p.17.n4ris in the fun and games.. •dap,.
O "%ILIA yesu know' that's not •'The '14.411
'Lie) to happen, Cornstuittity 'fatt. ••