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THE: INCKNOW SENTINEL,ILICKNQW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd,'1969
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The L_CKNQW,SENTINE4,
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 190 .
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SEPTEMBER IS FALL FAIR M NTH
•.September is Fau .Fair month and an enthusiastic group of work-
ers are busy winding up the final p• lans for their. particular Fair in this
district.
Most Sentinel readers are primarily concerned with Lueknow
Dungannon arid Ripley Fall Fairs, but. there are also many other
readers of this newspaper who concern themselves with Teeswater,
Kincardine and Blyth Fall Fairs. .
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TheMany 'friendS; of Reuben
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Wilson,.formerly Of the Amberley
area, who, has. returned to live in
his native England be inter-
ested in parts -of a. letter received •
his brothr-in-law Dave
Johnston of LtioknoW •
• Reuben reports.a good flight to
England in five hours: and forty
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• butthe plane. citCled Manchester
• for, nearly three hour's waiting for
the fog to clear to permit them; to:
Crops fn.' are-very-mdch
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the sarne as around•, Lucknow accord-
ing to Mr.. Wilson. lie ;also reports ;
hundreds of acres of potatoes in .full
bloom of white .and 'pink as. w ell As
very:lovely flower gardens. ' •
••• Reuben, by now, has:. been reunit=
ed with .most of his family in York-
shire and friends from:this area
-wish him rnuchhapPiness living
in his native land. His "Acidress is
Reuben Wilson, -65 *Kingsway,
'Goole , Yorkshire, England.
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While many of 'the experts in •Agriculture, often sitting in ffices' •
FLOWER SHOW
• - small rural Fair, there is little evidence of this in the immediate area CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 -
far removed frozn the small communities, prophesy the .end of the I
served -by this paper. .
.Fall Fair workers in this area have proven, beiond a doubt;
in recent years that the small: Fair can be . a "Big Fair" for the
community it ,serves. . •
• To things are needed.' A strongband of Workers who will put
community service ahead of their own pleastires,,or possibly a breed,
of people who can combine both. The second thing which is' needed is
the support of the community In which the Fair is situated
You can be either' of these two things. The Fair board would
sooner have you as the former and theygwould welcome. your assist-
ance. But if you can't be a worker, you can still be a supporter and it,
takes many of these to make a successful Fair. •
poirits front both spring ;and fall
• shOws. Mrs Orville Finlayson •
' was only 1 Poirit.behind , • :
An opportunity was given -the
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members to sign up for the bus-trip
to the• KitcherierWaierloo Floer
Show •�n October 2iid and other .
points, of interest. .Anyone, wishing
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to go contact MrS.• David Elphielc..
• or lArs. Nrvai.Stewartson
Proceeds were good from both
plant rabid and bale tableTea
Was served from.3-00 t 5-00 p m -
Exhibitors included Mrs. Walter
Farrell, 'Mrs.: 'Gordon Farrell, Mrs::
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Stewart Shiclls., Mrs. Harvey •—•
, September is Fall Fair month locally. Your. interest and supPort.
will be welcome. • • ' : •
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40th .ANNIVERSARY-
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selections: •A recordingrof Mrs.
renmthanat
home was)olayed: Mrs. Grassman
.•gave an accordian selection "'My'.
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Bonnie and favoured with an
encore. •Walter Dexter •acCornpant
ied by pianist Mrs CuMmings,
.":sang•She'sthe Lass for Me and res-
ponded with an encore • Rod •Mibt
••,. Kenzie played the bagPipes, while•
Fleather'MacKenzie.danted the
• 'Sword.Dance.. •Murray Gaunt;
M:L.A. gave words of congratula
Ir -S -JUST
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• huMOrous-story, ". Lorne. Forster and
, Murray Gaunt were Called fora
duet with Lorne expressing words of
Origtatulations and then they sang.
Any More". •• • •
Arnold truce,' ,with -the violin,
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accompanied by his mother Mrs,, ,
,* • Athol Bruce played a Waltz •and;
responded with.an:encore:/ Spence
Irwin was 'called ori.and.he too
••• told a humorous story and offered
a prize to:any one:who COuld,n'arne
the Children iri.the order in Which
they. were in the 1argefarntiyport-
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Mrs. Grassman again played
' .• bldiers o '
accordian. Clark Johnston, with
• Mrs.. Joe. Tiffin pianist, sang Dear
.• Old 'Donegal 'for the Irish arid•Wig -.•
Wag Waggle. of the Kilts. for *the. ,
SCotch.Mrs. Irwin, when called
' 'on, gave words of appreciation to
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'All for Corning•and for gifts.and. .
' their assistance. .Tiffins Orchestra.
.then gave selections and to one of
the numbers Clark Johnston step 1:
• danced: .This brought the.concert
to a close and the chairs were .
,Cujoycd. to music- by Tiffins Otches- ,
tr:t. Lunch was served and during
. . ' the Cy ening aNbox was pissed for •
' ;iny one wishing to contribute a
donation, ails w .• g
•:And Ntrs... 1 rw it by the audienC6
with scit ViMt65 for years of Health
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ENTRY PLANS
NOW FOR
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WirrTilk-CORWItt
.et.R00.t.
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It's party planning time . time to create a,
living room that reflects you as the gracious
hostess
And their new
arrivals- otichesterfields-
nd other living room furn'Itute
LUckflo.w .Phone 5284432
PURPLE GROVE E AGEMENT
ViSitors.With Mrs. Don Dore arid' . • .; . ,• •
'family were Mrs. George • . DAwgoN -
Humphrey, Shellytand Denice: ' ••• . • •• .
Cathy, Vicki and.frankie Dore; • Mr .• and ars. Earl,Sherwood,of
Carlow, Ontaqo wish to nnounce
•Neta Pauline to Gordon•James
ed;Mrs. Williarn Wood and David Dawson son of Mr. Ndil Dawson;,' •
spent Friday:arid Saturday:with Mr.
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and Mrs, Harvie Thompson and
Thompson, Mrs : Ernest Polkick, • family While Mrs: Don Dore return -
Mrs. Charles. Smith ,: Mrs. Orville .•
Finlayson ,: Mrs. Dan Gillies„ Mts. ;
Herb-ciariim„-714rS„Atisti
Mrs:, Earl Lohnes„. Mrs.;;0./,
MacChar1es Harry Scott
George MacDonald,: Mrs. Hackett.,
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...Mrs.. DaVid,•Elphiek, with Marilyn
!Martin, Donna ElphiCk and Wray
Thompson in the children'ss
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ivitiCh credit should go•tOthe,:::::
various .Corrirnitteei and :exhibitors
who .worked'so hard and a ;special
;thanks to all the`viSitots'aridguests;
whocame during the .afternbori.fot-
', tea and a Social time and. made the
whole siicCesS].• ' ••; •••••• : '
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.1 of Mr. ancl.:NIrs.. Albert Morning-
star who reside just north of
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Lucknow • • Valerie is in grade 11
1.at the..P. E. Madill Secbridary.
1 School. ' • •
.The girls received, :prizes Of..$15,.
$10 and $5. .The competition was
1 .for girls 17 years olage and under.
i Others in the contest Were Barb ,'
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the engagement of their daughter
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to their horne•in Port Severn
11-w-ishes-are-ext en
Mrs: Currie,Colwell who is a •
patient in LOndonhospital.
• • Tupperville: The wedding will
a-ke-Plaee-Septeitibe-r-
Nile; United: Chinch.
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tem
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•-ztoretetst•r••4f ..tatt4t4....sw
MacIntyre, daughter Of Mr. and'
!.Mrs. Donald MacIntyre of the
e Onspof KinlossParidmilron.; ' •
' ,daughter of Mr : and Mrs: Al /i,.
Hamilton of Lucknow and -Linda .:.
• ', MacIrityre,„ daughter of Mr:, arid. •
. Mrs,. Donald MacIntyre of the '
second ol kinlOsi. •
Judges' fOr the CornipetitiOn' were
Mr. and Mrs .•DeWitt•Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne:MacDonald
of Wingharn. Cameron •
' MacDonald acted as Master of
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cereinonies. ; ; • • .
• Music' for dancing Wat supplied' 1
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datipe a'priie draw was Made br
Donna .Mullin with Bob Ritchie
Luaknow A:-..+inriing a 16" portable
TV; Cyril rOwn of Lucknow
winnirig-t-treit-fstoldi-o-and
Mtg. ak McDonagh of Luckno,W,
Winning an eledtrit clock. •
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,tt$0.-.210,0*11.4.....ifttte•atitraitt
• Meat keeps safely in Meat Tender with its
own directchilled air • 107 lbscapacity
freezer • No muss or
bother with Flip -Quick Ice
• Ejector—up to 80 ice cubes
when you want them.
5 YEAR PROTECTION PLAN
APIDELE
Lucknow :Phone 528- .3112