The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-08-30, Page 14• PAGE "FOURTEEN,;
THE. LUCKNOW :SENTINEL ..LUCKNOW; .ONTARIO,
ihjly. Reunion
Held OnSunday.
WHI.TECHURCH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs„ Stanley Leeson and
Carol. Ann of British Columbia
were weekend visitbrs with her
parents', Mr, and Mrs. Ben.McClen
aghan attd:brother Carl and. Mrs,.
McClenaghan . On Sunday they •
held a family reunion and Mr.
and Mrs •Harry ;Moss,•, Bennie, Sus-
an and :'Janie'of .P.•lattsville, Mr.
and ,Mrs.. Irwin McClenaghan,
Mary Lou, 'Ronnie and. Nancy of St.
Thomas; Mr.(' and Mrs. Melvin
McClenaghan and Michael of Wat-
erloo,' Paul Geiger of Waterloo;,:.
Mr, and Mrs Bill Parker,Douglas,
David -and :.Beverley of Ex to
were all present, Other relatives'
attending were Mr and. Mrs'
Elwood Barbour, .Mr. and Mrs.,
Angiis'MacDonald'and fainily'•of.St,.
Helens, Mr. and Mrs. •Kenneth
Barbour and family of Bluevale, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Allan Barbour and, farnily'
of 'Listowel and Mrs.. Lillian McClen
•agharf•and Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Carl Weber, Ann,.,
Marlene'and:Clair on Sunday visited
Story .Book' ,Gardens at London and •
.. ,called on.Dave Gibb.and Mrs..
Clarence Adams, •:patients at Victo.
ria Hospital,., London e .
Visitors •last'week with 'Mr: and
Mrs. Gershom Johnston,' W ingham
were Mr. and •Mrs . ; Chester Long
• man. and Mr and ;Mrs, Jack Long-
man all of Windsor. ••
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Nurse.and fam
ly of Rosemount were Thursday
visitors with Mr. and . Mrs . Gershom
• Johnston of Wingham.
: Mr., and Mrs. Albert Coultes were
Sunday' evening visitorswith Mr:. `
..and Mrs. Jim Coultes and ,family.
Visitors onihe!week .end With: MIS
' `:Robert Ross were Barbara; and Jean
'Campbell of London and .Mr:' and •
Mrs. •Georges Ross and Cheryl of
Owen Sound.
f:. Mr and.Mrs, Jack Johnston:,
David and. Donna. Jean:of London
were week .end visitors with his
parents Mr . ` and Mrs . ; Gershom . .
Johnston, Paul Johnston of Listowel
• who` visited last week withhis
grandparents returned home with
his parents Mr. and Mrs.. Jim John-
ston when they visited there Sun
day,everting.. •
The U. C. W. will hold•. their ,Sept-
' ember meeting. ,September 6 at
2 p.m. atthe horn a of Mrs*. Dan
• Tiffin•Teeswater: Mrs. Russel'•
Gaunt is in charge,of the 'meeting,
• the theme of. which is..Co-operat•=
. ion ,Christian and.Missionary,Ed-
ucation. The roll call is to be an
swered'by naming. a Canadian Miss:
ionary. There will, also be/the
:Birthday Tea.
Mr and, Ivtrs. Carl Weber, ,Ann;
Marlene • and Clair enjoyed 'a ,week
:end'tour.of'Northern Ontario•which:
..included: North Bay ,'Sparrow Lake
and Burwash.
Mrs and Mrs. Hugh. Simpson,
Darlene, Murray and.Jean•were in
Toronto on. Sunday to• celebrate
with 'Mr . and Mrs. Jack Norman
their 25th Wedding 'anniversary.
' Mr: and Mrs, Albert.Smyth and
Andrea of'Kitchen'er were•week
end visitors With bis parents Mi
and Mrs. ,Edwin. Smyth. •
Mts.. Russel R oss and Dorms spent
Tuesday in Kitchener and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross
Leonard Robinson,''son of Mr. and
Mrs..RoyRobinson is a patient in ,
' • Victoria Ho'spitai London and this
week will undergo surgery on the •
knee:.
• Mr., and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth
left onFriday: for,a two week train
trip to the West,
Mrs. Davidson and family and
•Mrs. •Ketchum arid' family of Chic-
,.- ago• holidaying at a cottage at
Point Clarkand their aunt, Mrs.
• Gordon Scott of Ripley visited on
Friday with' Mr, and Mrs. Wallace'
Conn and Mr, and Mrs. Earl. Cads
lick.
Kincardine'
ACCIDENTS: On Sunday August
•'20, provincial Constable John:
Gault, investigated a single. car
•,accident at Inverhuron ;Beach.. The,.
driver James Ardy of Tideslie Ont
ario •escaped injury, There was
$400.00 'damage :done to the .yell,,
icle, and4, damage to•private prop-
erty amounted: to $25Q,00,
• Provincial. Constable John Gault
investigated a second single car
•
accidentat the 8th Concession of
Bruce Township on Sunday, Aug-
ust 20th. Weri,dy- Beaman of Guelph
Ontario was injured and taken, to..
Kincardine Hospital: after she. lost
control of her car andran into the
.ditch . T he vehicle, was a total
loss.
A car -tractor accident was
investigated by Provincial Const-
able Jim Poland on the 6th Con-
cession of Huron Township on Wed
nesday;,. August 23rd. Allan Wyld'
of R. R.# 4 Ripley and'Gordon
Cooper of R. R.#5 Kincardine
escaped injury as their vehicles
collided 'on a hill. Damage to the
Cooper vehicle amounted to
$400.00,, while the tractorwas
only slightly scratched.
On; Friday, August 25th, Provinc-
ial:Constable JinaPoland investig-
ated a rear endcollision on. the
Boiler Beach Drive-in Road. The
drivers of the vehicles involved
were Mildred. Bushell, of R. R.# ,3,
Holyrood:.artd•Thomas Wade of 55
McGivern; Sr. Walkerton: No one
was inured' in the accid'ent.which
caused a total of $250.00 to; the
two cars.
A single car accident wasinvesti-
gated by Provincial Constable Jim
Poland on Saturday,' August 26th.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1917
Margaret. Hedley of R. R,# .2+ Kincar, •
dine escaped injury as she lost
control of her car in fog,',and ran,'
into the• ditch'.on the. 5th ,Side Road
of Kinlos s 'township t ;Darnage' to the
Hedley.1vehicle ..amounted to "
$300.00. •
The total accidents to, date • last
year = 93.,• This years total stands '
at 125,,.RG. •
CHAES: 4 charges; were laid
under the Highway Traffic Act,
PLEASE practice safety on the.
highway during the approaching
Labour Day Week -end.
JIM POLAND
PRESS RELEASE. OFFICER,
150.
WILt BE FUN Fit •ONE:ANDALL
First Da'
Friday,:.September . �.� 5
N a.m. to 12:00 Noon
.Grounds and Hall open for placing of exhibits.
12:110 Noon -
Hall Closed. /
1:N p.m. to f p.m
Judging in Hail with no one allowod in hall while'.ju�
takes :place.
:N' p.m. to '10:O0 . p.m.
Hall open to Public - Admission 50c for everyone.
Second Day
Saturday, S�ptember
l:00 am.._ . •
Grounds • open for . placing of 'livestock ; and. poultry
exhibits: '
1000a.m -
Grounds and. buildings open to Public.'
Admission -.75 cents
11:N
Judging of Poultry and Pets. '
12:00• -Noon -
4-11 .Judging.
1.00 p.m
• Mammoth' Parade from High School led by St. Marys '•
• Band:- 65 strong:
1:30' p.m. , .
b ' Fair 'oPened, by Murray'•. Gaunt, M.P.P.' for Huron -Bruce
1:45 .p.m..
' 'Band Entertainment,Costume Judging.
200 p.m•-
Entertainment - Demonstrations -• Midway . .:
Bingo, etc.
3:00 •Bab . y Sho
4:00 p.W.•
' Potato Racer : Barrel Raee, Musical.. Chairs
•
on horseback • ,•
5.00 p.m.
Removal of e lhibits -. Hall closes'
00 pm •• ,,. • . •
Hall opens - $1:00 admission to • games of chance,,
dancing, Beauty Queen contest '1st• Prize $50, ;l0 to each
• contestant and entertainment.
Music for dancing •
. cmg, by a :good. band provided; by Village:
dal :Events For :.1'
1. Decorated Bicycle 5.'00. 4.00 ,' 3.00,. ' 2.00 100',.
ey:
2 Decorated Tricycle $ 5.00 4:00 3:00: 2.00 1.00
.: Best Costumed Rider on decorated pony in parade
(Animals will not be judged )
$: 5:00 4.00 3.00 200 1.00
4. Best Costumed '; Rider on decorated saddle . horse in
parade. (Animals will not be judged).
$` 5.00. 4.00 .: 3:00 2.00'; 1:00
1
5. Oldest Lady at. Fair Centennial Queen $ 5.00
6. Oldest Gentleman at Fair ... ...: $ 5.00
7.'': Best Original..Centennial Costume: worn by Lady visitor
to the : Fair $ 5.00 4.00 3.00 ': 200
8:.
Best Copied ' :Centennial Costume worn by Lady
Director at Fair $ 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00
9. Best Copied Centennial Costume worn: by Lady visitor
to Fair $' 5.00. 4.00 3.00 • 2.00•
l0: ' Best original Centennial costumeworn by Lady director
at Fair 5.00. 4.00 3.00 2.:00
L. Best Centennial: costume worn by. 'gentleman, visitor ,
to Fair $.5.00 "4.00 3.00 2.00
12:. Best Centennial costume . worn by gentleman director
to ,Fair $ 5:00 4.00 . 3.00 2.00
13. School Floats in parade $ 8.00, 6.00 • 4.00 2,00
14.: Schools Parading in costume $ 8.00 ` ..6:00 4.00
15. Decorated Cars $10.00 7.00 5.00 '.'3,00
16. • Antique Cars prior to 1930 $10.00 7.00' 5.00• 3,00.
17 Best Centennial Float $25:00 ' 20.00 15.00
18 " Best .' Patriotic Float .::.$25.00 20.00 15.00 ;
19. Best Comic .Float,$25.00 20.00. 15.00
20' . Best Groomed Moustache $ 500 • 3.00~
2L Bean Groomed' Beard .•,.. ,:: 5.00 3.00
• 22 Potato Race on pony •
• .... , $ 2.50 2.00 .'1:5
23.:Barrel Race on horseback
$ 4:00 3:00 2:0
24. Musical. Chairs on horseback
BE SURE TO �+kT YOUR di1RIES
READY NOW
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