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St; -Marys • Bandgot .the parade ' at
'the. Lucknow Fair off on the right
foot on Saturday as they led over
100 entries down. Lucknow's Main:
Street The Bandwas followed:, by
• four artillery • units and one Canad-
ian•Artillery. "Lucknow. Fire
Department.truck°'sounded its siren
as•.it entered in''the parade'.
Dignitaries, George Joynt., John •
• Loney, 'Bob McKinley and Murray
Gaunt a driven byrd , Mon-:
were Go on
tgomery followed by Miss Dairy
Princess of Bruce,County, Miss •
Mary Elizabeth Walden of ,Huron
Township Donald MacKenzie,.
Bob. Lyons and Donald Maclntyre.,
who also took part in the day's
'festivities, were in another car.
Miss Dorninion,of'Canada.,,
-driven in„ Dr Mel • Corrin's .conver-
tible led the group of .girls'r.•epres
erring nine' area' towns that partici-
pated in the Beauty Contest in 'the
evening Each..girl rode in an open
convertible
clothes; Lucknow Lions' Club CIA,
Lloyd Montgomery; Mr . ,and Mrs.
Philip Stewart with.Car Massey
Ferguson,. tractor; Ripley -Huron
Fall Fair, Lucknow Credit Union
Hall's`Red• and White, antique. car,:
Ted Collyer Electric; Argyle.
Marine, small engines;
Goderich;, Swan Construction;. Luck=
now Rangers;Thos Hackett and•, Son
tractor; .'Henry's: Fruit Market,. Sun
rise; Dairy Muck; Lucknow Public
School; Lucknow' Sentinel; Sinter -
woods, .truck; Ken's Alignment Ser.
vice; . Vote Gaunt, Harry Lavis;
MontgomeryMotors, tractors;
Gordy Sports and Cycle,. 'Coderich;
Aleft Andrew; Don Donaldson Sales
and .Service
The`Luclmow District.High
School was represented by many
floats. ,Clowns ' were sponsored by
Bank of Montreal, Finlay
Decorators, Hall's fled' & White,
MacKenzie Furniture, Greer,:T,V,
and. Electric, Lucknow: Bowling
Alley,. Murdie and Son. Hardware,
, Rothwell Shoe,Store,.'Sepoy Store
. and Community Sales ,Barns (Bob '
Macintosh).. -
Others entering `in •the parade •
were HowiCk Lions Club, car; Kin-
cardine Centennial Program.,
Harry Chapman; Co-op Birthday
Cake; Batik of Montreal; Several
Clowns; Co-op Lion; Lucknow
Horticnitrite Society;'•Mayfair '•
Restaurant; Canada Car, Mrs.
Austin Loree and Mrs. Ken Nichol.
son; •Ashton's (Lucknow) Ltd,;. Ellio.-
.tt''S Seed Mill', 'Go-kart; Dungannon''
•/ Agricultural Society; Teeswater
Agricultural Society; Bob Carnpb,ell,
Mr :1867 and Miss 1967; Treleaven's
Feed Mill, -team of shorti orn cattle
driven by Robert Thomas, 'Paisley;
Jack MacDonald and Grant
3'Chisholrn , Esso Truck "with •Accor-
dion Band; Blyth Lions Club; Bill's
Fina Service; Walden Bros"....'• .
Transport; 'john W. ,,Henderson Ltrin
beer Ltd. , featuring ,"Tile Musical
Family"; Kinloss Central School, a
float and also pupils marching; Four
�:fa..miles attired::_irr old. fash:iatied ' . -
Besides the St. Mary's Band
which•.made the,,march twice
down Main `Street,. the many spec
tators who lined the street to view
:the paradet were favoured with
selections from the Llxckriow Pipe
Band , The Lucknow District High
School Band, Charlie McOuillin
and Jack Hewitt with the fife and
drum. ••
There was a good :shov3ing of
decorated bicycles, tricycles,
wagons, etc, and about 0 horses
and ponies and their riders.: •
Fully -grown bottlenose pcirpdises
sometimes weigh more'than 506`
SENTINEL LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO
G. Reed �umily
.t Ga#kering
Recently the family of,Mr, and.
Mrs. W.G. Reed gathered at the
Parish Hall, Lucknow for a social
evening and supper. This was the
first time ,:in.Inany_years that the
Reed family had been all
together at one time.
Present for the occasion were
Mr. . and Mrs. Howard Reed, Bonn-
ie and'.Donna ;of •Santa. Monica,
California; Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Reed. Jim, Ron and Kevin, Hazel ,
.ark, Michigan; Mr. and 'Mrs •
Bill Reed, Patsy and.i.,;inda , God
erich;, Mr. and Mrs. •Ben (Jeanne).
•Brownand Doug, Port Albert; Mr,''
and :Mrs. Archie (Birdie) Nichol-
son. M. •and Mrs. Ford (Eunice) .
Cunningham' and Ray, 'Kenneth,
Jeanne and Judy Reid and Ron
Austin, all of Lucknow. Other
grandchildren. were Mrs. Sandy
Andrews:and :three boys, Mrs. 'Ross:•
Daer and two children, all of
Auburn; Mr. and Mrs: Barry
•Brown and four children, Mr. and
Mrs.. Allen Brown, all of
Port Albert, Mr. ,and Mrs. Bob
•McInnes and three children of
Alton, Mr; and :Mrs. Donald'Nich-
olson and, three, boys,.' Dungannon; ,
• Others attending were,Mrs;
Florence Carney, Detroit; Ada and;
Hazel. Webster, Mr.. and.Mrs.
W;G, Hunter; :all of Lucknow; Mr..
and. Mrs. Joe Freeman, Goderich
Nelson Webster, Windsor, Mrs.. •
Clara Webster,.• Mrs,..;Sid.Gardner
and Harold Edgar of Lucknow, Mr,.
and: Mrs. Roy Webster of London.'
During the supper everyone sang
Happy. Birthday. to. W.G..• Reed as
his:76th birthday was the next day
• Howard and hisfamily returned on
Monday oflast week to their home •
in California
Anothc cial occasion inthe
Reed'family occurred ..on Sunday,
September 17, when Mr. and Mrs.
W.G., Reed:quietly' observed their
54th wedding anniversary., . at their
home . Mrs. geed is the ormer
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Debbie Webster..
Farmed' In Huron
For Many Years
ALAN McIVER
Alan IulcI,ver passed away, Aug
ust 29:, in his.,ninety-first year. He
'was born;in Huron township, lot
17 , • coneession• seven , the -Youngest`
child of John and Amelia Mclver..
He was the last surviving member'
of that family..
Except fora few 'ears in Duluth,'
he farmed on•the se "th conte:
ssionuntil his rerir ` nt • to the
village of Ripley. He was a life-
long
ife-long member of the Presbyterian `.
church, 'On September, 1924, he
married Mrs Robert Bell who pre-
deceased horn in October, 1956.
He is'Surviued by a step -daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virden Mowbray of •
Lucknow .*and her, slaughters , Mrs.
Donald McIntyre (Marilyn),, Mrs:,
J, R. Murray (Amelia) and Janet; ,
a step -son Robert McDonald* of
Detroit and his•two sons , John ant
Robbie, also fifteen nieces and,
nephews. The funeral services
were conducted'by his minister,
Rev. Neil 'McCorinbie , from; the
McLennan -McCreath funeral
home in Ripley, . '
The pallbearers were Donald
McLay,' San Outerbridge, Jori
Vickers, John Martyn, Tom Alton
and Toth Culbert The flower
bearers were Donald Blue, :Bert,
Breckenridge, Donnie McDonald "i. '.
i l&ii an McDonald, T -!ami' torr
Mckinnon .and • Bill Steer. inter-
ent-was er Jr—".
WEDNESDAY, SEPT..20tb. 1.9.67
CONS1GNMENT'STOCKER SALE
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Lucknow Community..SOle..• •
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Mandan. October 2nd.
Accommodation for 450. head
• L Robert rVldfltoSb
PHONE Robert
395.5230 OR LUCKNOW 521.9.912
AUCTIONEERS
Allan McIntyre
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BridalShower For
Helen McFarlan
KINLOUGH NEWS
A bridal shower was held on
Monday evening in the school in
honour of Helen McFarlan.,Mrs. ,.
Jack Barr was in the chair and all..
enjoyed .a sing song with Miss Edna
Boyle at the piano. '
.Contests were, conducted by Mrs.
Tom MacDonald. and Joan Percy
and 'readings given by Mrs „Perry
Hodgins., Mrs. Bert Nicholson
MIS. Don Dore and Mrs., Bill Burt.
An address was read by Jean Sutt-
on and the -bride elect took her.
place under an arch. of pink and
white streamers 'and ':balloons. Her •
sister'Mis. Howard;Orr assisted in
.opening gifts with :Jean :Sutton
reading the attached verses. Joan.
Percy and Janet Bushell arranged
the gifts
Helen made a fitting reply and
invited tie ladies to her hone• to
See her trousseau.: All joined in
singing""For-She's a Jolly' Goad
Fellovi"', Refreshments were served
and a ,social .time was enjoyed.
,Mr. and Mrs.' William 'Haldenby.
and".Mr and Mrs. Art Haldenby'
visited on Sundaywith • Mr . and
Mrs.. Norman • Fry and family at
Harristo'n. •
Mr and Mrs. Wallace' Hewitt. of
Waterford visited during'the past
week with Mr. :''and.:Mrs. Russell
Hewitt., and other relatives here.
EnumrntO.Busy
Compioters
Enumerators ,have been busy these
past few days compiling the list of
voters in the .forthcomingprovin-
cial election. Following is a list of
enumerators in the Sentinel circul
ation area .and the polls:which they
have compiled:. •.'
ASHFIELD
1 Ben. Mile, .'R. R.,1;: Dungannon;
2'Mrs. Raymond Finnigan, R. R1,
Dungannon, ' 3. Marshall Gibson,
R.R.'aLucknow; 4•ioseph:A. Mac
McGee; ; R. R.:1, Dungannon, 5
Earl Joseph , Drennan, R. R. 3, God `= -
erich;. 6 Mrs:' Ida Barger, R.,;:12: 3
•
Lucknow; 7 Miss Loraine Hamilton,
R. R. 3; Lucknow
.HURON
1 Murray' Thompson , R. R.1,
Ripley;, 2Frank Henderson 3 Mel:
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Ville Pollock; R. R, 2, Ripley;:4:
Mis . M. ; Culbert , ' R R. 4, 'Ripley;
5 John Coiling, R. R. 1. Ripley
KINLOSS
1 Mrs •• Lauretta `Hodgins, R. R.: "2,
Holyrood; 2'Miss May Boyle, R. R, •
R. R. 1. Hiolyrood; 3 'Mrs. Jean
Smith .;Hol ood• 4 Mrs:Jane
Hamilton :. R
6, Luc , 5 ' hob
. R. .. knOW,: , :1F
Mrs. `Donalda.Scott,, R. R. -5, Luck-
now, . 6 Jamieson Pettapiece,• ,R. R.
R.R. 5, Lucknow.:
LUCKNOW •
1 Mrs. Omar. Brooks, Lucknow;
2 Mrs. Harold Austin, Lucknow; ;a
Mrs. Matilda Wilson, Lucknow
RIPLEY
•1 M.yHuston;, Glad s Huston., Ripley;2
,.•
Mit.' Irma Hodgins. Ripley.
WEST WAWANOSH
:1 Mrs. Lorne'Ivers,' Dungannon;
2 Mrs. Ernest: Durnin, R ' R:-3, `A•u-
burn; 3 'Mrs.K•athleen•Alton, R.'R,
2, ''Auburn; 4, Mrs : -Dora M. Alton,
R.R. 2; •Lucknow;' 5 .Mrs. Eilen••
Miller:, R,R,'1, Lucknow;.`6 Mrs.
Joan Armstrong, R. R. 2', Lucknow .3,
The Lucknow Fall Fair Parade Co ' m�auttee e wish tsayo
thanks toeveryone who participated in the Fair Dayparade,,
to " those who: helped in many various ways with the . parade
and the Beauty contest 'and to all who played any part . rrz
making this part of the Fair a: success.
Thanks to all who entered . floats, cars, etc in the parade
and to those ,ren who helped organize the parade in the field.
PARADE COMMITTEE
Bob Mehtosh Jim Henderson
Bob Finlay Charles Webster
I LEI I IRI I LEI I IRI11ElI INI11RIliNI I IRi I LRH W I I I/A INI I II I INI I INI
THIS .SPACE 15. CONTRIBUTED AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE
' 'IN SUPPORT OF THE, FAIR BY