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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW
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ENTER YOUR CF.1LD
IN THE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 19
STARTING AT Y:JO P.M.
At The Lucknow F6tl Fair
CLASS 1SINGLE BABIES UNDER 6. MONTHS "AT'2i30 P.M.
.CLASS 2. r- SINGLE BABIES 6 TO 12 MONTHS AT 3:00 P.M.
Prizes For These Events
1st'- 3 -piece silverware set, value .$$.75
2nd— '2 :piece• silverware ,set, value $3.00
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3rd -'2 piece silverware set,, value $2.00 .
Also Three Consolation Prizes :For Each. Class
All prizes donated by •William A, Schmid
CL-ASS-3---SINGL-E-BABIES-12 TO -18 -MONTHS -AT --3:30, P.M.
Prizes of $5:00, $3.00 and' $2.00 .donated :by the 'Lucknow
Agricultural ' ►society
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This space isdonated for' community improvements by
LIST OWEL TRANSPORT ' LINES LTD.
Ontario's . Silver i -Black Fleet' .
COME TO 'PAIR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
will be judged on Friday and the.
Lucknow arena open tothe, public
on Friday evening to vkw the
prize winners; Sorne added
features.on Friday night will be
entertainment by Phillip Pacqu
ette , Larry Irwin and Peter Wald-
en, three..area young men. •Fri--
day night will'see;'the frog jump-
ing contest and turtle race at-,
.8,30 p.m.. A pie eating contest
is a,lso'slated'fpr that night: '
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Saturday's fun starts early with
:the pet show a;t•the park at 11
a.m, .
• Music and beautiful girls will
headline'the Fall Fair parade' •
which',kicks off sharp at''l p. m.
Parade chairman Charles Webster
is looking for one of the best
parades ever.. Miss Dominion of
Canada , as has been the custom'
for• several years , will beat the
head.of the parade. followed 'by
twelve entries 'in the 'Miss
Midwestern Ontario Beauty Con-'
test featured it the 'fair. These
'girls have been :winners in•their
own towns and come from Luck
-naw
Hanover,, Palmerston, Wingharn ,
Seaforth, Goderich , ,Grand ''Bend
Listowel and'Howick. Five coun-
, ties are represented.
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Entries' in the parade: are :asked to
be on hand by 12.3p.m:maTl
children with trikes, doll'buggies ,
etc. are: asked to' join the -parade
at Bill:. Hunter's Fina 'corner as -it
is felt that: the full parade 'route
WOW. be too long for them. The
parade "wilLstart at the Public
Schools' 1
• CouJdYou.N.�nc
The Photo?
New Teachers.
Could you name those in the
- photo -on the front page last week?/
Itlwas part of ithe S.S. 14 Para
mount school about.l934.
Mrs'. Mike Sanderson of.Luck
now (Anne'MacDonald) was teach-
et 'and is pictfiired. with her lass 'LL°
Front row ,.left ..to right ; Sydney
•Crump, W'. A. "Bud" Hamilton ,
Robert McIntosh, Rayinond. Rich-
ards , Jirn' Hamilton , • Stuart. Jamie=
son ,.Donald Hamilton.
Back row , Jean Raynard , Anne
MacDonald, teacher, Isabel. Jam
ieson Eileen Henderson
Pian Hurn
Plowing Manch
Plans are going ahead for the •.
43rd Huron County plowing; match
and ' Farm Machinery demonstra
tion to be, held October, 10 on the
Joe Ryan. farm, Lot 32,
•Concession 14, McKillop Town-:
ship. •
A new, class h2s b -en:added• •-.
thisy ear, in,which 'plowing will
,
be done around the field with
each contestant required to plow
three rounds,. A special prize ' .
has been donated by Gordon Mc -
Gavin for. best corner. There
Will be a Queen of the furrow
contest and Horse shoe pitching
contest,
AtAreaSchools.•
Registration at Ripley -Huron
Central School is 324 this. year,
up slightly.from :308 last year.
At Pine River .Cen'ral School, •
opening enrolment was 35 as com-.
pared.to .42 last year.,
Terry. Kummer of Kitchener.
will teach his first•'year at Ripley -
Hg a grade 'havin 6 class. The
other, new face at•Ripley-Huron is
George Armstrong, :formerly a .
teacher at Preston, who is vice
principal. at .the .school. . He teach
es grade 8.
Mrs.: Dave Welsh ,; the former
Joyce Funston; is a new teacher
at .. mime-..Riv.eLC:e.nt.ra ?.aC d -teaches:
grades 1, 2;•3 it1 the.,priiriary
room. In the senior roomthere
teaching :grades 4, 5 6'is Mrs'.
Marion Huston.
Principal, in charge of the 'two
schools, is Floyd Stanley who
teaches physical education to the'
entire school. p '
-`'Other teachers are Kindergarten
Mrs. Betty Elliott; grade 1,; Mrs.
Phyllis ,Todd; grade 2, Mrs. ,,Eil-
een MacDonald; .grade 3 ,, Mrs,
Homer Devitt; grade 4, Mrs. Bev
Peterbaugh; grade.5, Mrs. Joan
MacKay; grade 7, Mrs; Helen '
•Henderson» grade 8, Mrs. Isabel
Martyn.
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Sit :: John's- Drum• Corps of Brant-
ford
rant-ford a girls' bugle band with 7p
8u pieces', will .be..'featured',in the
parade as •well as the, Lucknow
School Band , Bruce County Junior
Pipe band, Hanover Hi-Lites'Maj-
ore.ttes , The •Ma joretres• will also
performa baton twirling e'xhib'i,;
tion with torches in: the evening
at the perforrriance ..
Listowel'Maitland Valley Sad-
dle Club will be' in the parade
with about. 26 horses and' riders. '.
They will perform a musical'
ride. The parad'e.is'also expect-
ed .to 'attract -the usual large -nu -m
ber, of. local riding horses. Along
these lines,a rodeo will be good
entertainment on the grounds::
during the afternoon. It will:
mature a. potato race 11 rre1
race. musical chairs', .flag race ,
pick up race and relay race on'.
horseba
There -will be a full day of
entertainment:oe Fair.g rounis.
Jack Bowers , d'irector of education
for , Bruce '.Co:unty•'and. a Huron
Township 'native'. , will officially
oo p ' Douglas
en the fair.. Crawford
of W i n gh -rrr-w:,-11--be-rtrast er-of ` -'"
ceremonies
Here are lust a few things for
you to see and do ,-pony and horse
show', baby show with\three , •
classes. at staggered times, enter'-
tainment by Huron -Bruce Swingers.
square dance club; .wig demonstra,
tion, candle making , Ontario `. .
lsravirtic al-Volice slides ort a
continual basis, flea mar'k'et , bal-
loon contest` for kids, whistling
Contest , clothes pin contest for
senior citizens, 4-H Show,,
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A wide variety of parade class-
es are open with big prizes for
participants, See the list in this
ram as
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Injured 'in
Farm Accident:
Harvey Heidekamp , age 17 ,'
s'on of Larnbert.us Heideka'mp of.
'week's .paper,
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About 30 concessions are spoken,
•for:indoors so the-arena':should'•be,
an interesting place in which to
browse
Miss Dominion. of Canada , al-
ong with girls entered in'theeven-
ing beauty 'contest ; w.illspend the
day at the 'Fair. Carrera bugs •
-should havea good -day. Satur-
day:.night'at.8 p.m; in the 'arena
the Vince Mountford • Variety Show.
will be featured; .This show has
proven itself in the: past an4'is
.ba-Cirwith. a. tir Ertl-t're ele non
of perforrriers'. ' The Huron -Bruce
Swingers will'perform later in the
e-vening=after=the-1=0 p, -m-, .beaut-y
contest in which Miss Dominion
of Canada will crown the' new
Miss Midwestern. Ontario who will
have a 'chance, to enter the Miss
Dominion of Canada •contest.next
summer. • The Miss.Midwestern
Ontario contest has grown year
by year and is''now "The" beauty
con est in "es ern •ntario.
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If you are looking for family
fun, beat Lucknow Fair this.
. weekend.
St..Catharines received concus'
sion and•an injured left knee in a.
farm accident Septetnbe'r 7th. •
He Was working for Ted Vander--
velde , Highway 86 'west; helping
to move an .elevator. ' Apparently
the elevator tipped and, the youth
was 'injurd;
He was ta.ken to Wingharn Hos-
pital and later transferred to Vic-
, toria- Hospital,_,London with head
injuries.
Represent -Bruce. At
Wester Fair
Thirteen --g ir-ls.-from -Bruce Cou-n-
,ty will 'be':arriong:.the 118 4-H
`Hotneniaking Club m=embers atten'.
;ding Western Fair on Septernber
18th. They will participate in
t: inon'urrc -:
4da:y'-progra-rn_se_..._up�, l _ fi --- ._ ..
tion with the Home Economics , •
Branch of the Ontario Department
.of :Agriculture aiid Food. , The
evening program willbe in the
form •of a banquet' and grandstand.
show provided 'by 'Western 'Fair for
both the 4-H Homemaking and
4-H A.gricultural Chit) 'Members.
Delegatesfrom this area are;
.Dinie• Kloq`sterboer,.#l2 , Kincar-
dine; Lois: Arnold ##2', Kincardine
Elliott., ##4, Ripley; Mary Mc-
Creath , Ripley;` MaryMacChar.les,
#5 , Lucknow; Dorothy . Van Beers ,'
#4, Kincardine._,.
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