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The 'executive' of the 'Lucknow
Craft Festival to. be held in Luck -
now arena July 30 and 31st; held'
a rneeting .at St. Peter's, Church
hall on Tuesday evening to final.
labs..
A11:conrmittees-reported good
response, W.I. groups are prepar
ing to serve lunches in the arena',
Kairshea on Friday, July 30 from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. July
• 30 from 4 p: ri.' to 10 p.rn. will
see the Lucknow W.•I. in the.
booth.
On•Saturday , July 30 from 11'
a. m. to 4 p: m..the Holyrood
ladies will look after things while
St. ,Helens ladies will d:o the Sat-
urday,-July 31st 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
shift ,and thewind up. •
Omar Brooks of Luoknow, is or-
ganizing •the 'soft drink .boeth'and
will have, many helpers,for various`
times.. Russ Irvin and an assistant •
will look after it from Friday noon
until. 6 p.m. 'while Omar himself;,
along with an.assistant , ''will do
the evening hours and will have
workers for Saturday day tittle. •
Bob Finlay and a'•helper will take
'..:Care of it for Saturday:evening.
• '. The, ice cream' booth will. be,
;operated by M. Wm Rogues
rid
k
and: Mrs. Raymond Boyle.
wing
THE LUCKNOW • SENTI'NEL, ;LUCKNOW
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on two quilts and a beautiful
hand made picture;
Continuing the stories of the
crafters , in booth nurriber ,51 is
Mrs, Russell Pear of Wingham.who
helps herhusband'by selling the.:
Money-tha.t they-hr--a=s-a--business-
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PAGE THIRTEEN!
Strptford Bus. Itp
On Thursday July 15 , forty.
four; members of Kairshea
Women%. •Institute and their. x:
friends from Lucknow,Purple
Grove and Reids Corners, enjoyed.
a bus trip to. Stratford. •
They visited the Jani Art Exhib:-
ition;anct after: shopping ,and din
ing out they attendecrthe perfor
ante of "Italian Straw Hat at the
firstbegun as a'child. .
.von,eatre.
corning, from'• Waterloo is _.Mrs. _l-ATh
S . L. Christie- who excels in
Mrs, Allan Maelntyre ,.Mrs.,
hand weaving:.. Frank. MacKenzie and Mrs. Ted
'Collyer were in charge'of the
Talk about fame for the Festival arrangements.' •
in as far as distance and talent is
concerned , •eomes Mrs. Moira
Couper , who read the first parts
of the:Festi-.val story in New.Zea,
land and contacted the•�Pu,b1ic. Zea,-
lations officer for space to exhibit,
demonstrate and sell her beautiful.
hand spun articles:. • In New Zea
land ; Mrs. Couper waslearning
the perfection of spinning and.•
dyeing wool and'will'be selling
for the 'first " time. at a• Festival in
Lucknow.' She now' living. at
Hensal'1. "
Doris Pagon.of 'Goderichwillirst tiine. a
Sorry to report Mrs:: Jon, Topp
isa patient in the Wingham and
District •Hospital. The Commun-
ity wishes'•her a speedy reeovery.
Some ladiesfrom the, Langside
area accompanied the+ Kairshea
Worien's: Institute :on :their bus
trip' to Stratford';
,Miss Shirley Johnston of ; Clinton
� booth with Mr. and •Mrs.,
Yn booth 54 with her hand=poi ted-, -
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:articles viewed at Colborne eor.ge Young and family.
Township, Country Crafts , well
known hi:n the area. for their annual.
Carlow Fair.days.in'the fall.
ding
ea.'
The conveners of the produce
division, ' Mr.• and•Mrs, Russ Rit
chie; Baking, •Mrs. Jean Phillips
s
and Mrs. Kitty •Purves; ' Preserves ,
Mrs. -Peter Cook and. Mrs.. 'Omar
•Brooks 'are all well pleased with
the response: for•help and'have +'
hopes of •regP. Y
ceivin dent.' of .bak-
..
produce d,presery
• 1..
Mrs,. Anna Meyer of Wmgham '
is to officially open the Festival:
Invitations are .being sent to the
Reeve; mernbers'.of;;Parliament
and many dign'itaries' of the area.+
•Ribbon cutting time•is. at 12 noon,
the .30th : of July,.
Many, newspapers in ,the area
have carried stories of the Festiv-
al: and many are carrying .adver-",
tisements'sponsored by various
Promotion of the Festival has
been carried out through appear
ances on TV in'Kitchener., Lon-
don.and Wingham and through
interviews,from'many larger pap-
''. ets by the committee,.in 'char:ge:.
• The'r'e will be: tickets': for sale
• Antiques will be shown by Mr..
•Ray.Clark.of. Mildmay. and will.
be -one -of the-rea;l treasure .
troves' of the •Festival.. As well;.,
the, This and That'Shop, operated
by W..J..'Eaton of Kitchener, wilt
exhibit. •
• Mrs.Shirley Wayland of •Kin=
cardine does crocheting', weaving
and dressess dolls •and• will be
in booth 58.
Cameo,°Pror3nrctc .. for liquid
demonstrate her talent.
Miss Mary Hehn of Wingham •
•-usesp-la-stie-•bott-es to nikhioVeTy
items. •
Man people around 'Lucknow
'Many P,.:
have? e n some of'MF and"Mrs.. •
Ewart MacPherson't'hand work •.
but all can see • it in; booth numb
DON RE.ED,. PROP,.
'ASSOCIATE STORE:
'TE•.ESWATER
Barbour Runion:He:IdAtSt, HeJens
The :annual re -union of the and prizes for the kiddies, the
Barbour relatives was held` in the • teenagers:went ,fora short swim•
Institute Hall, St. Helens'on At Donnybrook Park,' while the
Sunday; July;11 when'around fifty: older `folk sat on the hall lawn.
,gatheredenjoy another. get -to and enjoyed. visiting
•
ethere; •.As. each onearrived theyAmongthe.attendants was six
•
were given�their name tag. imonth:old Paul Douglas, son :of'
After signingthe register' ` j Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacDonald ,::
everyone gathered in; the hall 1; who is, the sixth. generation of:'this
-where:a7bou-ntifarwd'inner�'was ' `:gathering.: Girests :.were
en ` ed after:whish. Austin ' esent from Barrie , 'Orangeville,
eville
loy..P g. ,
Martin,: President', called even►- '.Guelph; Brampton, Kitchener,
on'e to attention"for'the:business St. '.1hornas, Plattsville, Lucan,
: for' another year. It was decided Bl 'th, Ripley, W.in gha
. Y. ,Y . P X•, , g m, White-,
to meet in the same..plac.e:.the; ; 'church ; 'Lucknow, , St. Helens.
:second Sunday in . July, for the' . : ' At the.close of an enjoyable
'Coming ' from Toronto is Paul 1972 reunion- with all officers day everyone `enjoyed a cup. of
ine Lumb �'in booth 67, and committees left he sortie. tea '.and lunch before leaving for
Y ft ri / , - arm their
� • Like home madp•car�y?.; .rveil, t The a er oon was spent rn g s het respective homes. '.
Joyce Dunham' loves to: make it ''
and will sell plenty in booth 68.:.:�
Mrs. Blanche Garrett who lives
near Carlow in *The 'Store House",
makes Pioneer 'Preserves, .
Bob and Ruth Critch•field of •
Walkerton have antiques for` sale
and if you. area collector; `then
here is the collecta'le corner;',
• G. E. Martin of Mount"Forest
has ift roducts from his stud':
Ivlis . Regina Burk will ha-ve ai4
collection .o•'f her. oil paintings and
'textile paintings as' well as some'.
antique items
Rugs are :the specialty of -Mrs.
Phyllis Walton of/ London.
• These, and many more'skills
such as silk screening, batique
sketching.,• .drawing, •with.d.emon-
'strations continuously; and plenty.
of home baking, garden produce
and preserves such as mint jelly.?
`elti�b rr jelly', wild cherry
jam ;'apple •butter ., r.edCurrant.
jelly and dozens of other kinds to
--w h -e -t- fou - ppet-it-e-•will be 'for •
sale at the 1strLueknow Craft. Fest
ival. •
embroidery., will be.sold and dem•
onstrated; by Mrs. "Nora Currill of
'Goderieh .
r. Miss Marg Machan:of Wingham
.and teacher at Ripley'District
High•School, will have:many •
typesOf artificial flowers and •
will demonstrate them for anyone
:interested.
Garden enthusiasts will enjoy
Gwen's Garden. sho. and Mrs
Russell NeedhamoffRipl:ey,;;who
wants to make use °of her 'tirne
and• creates beautiful rugs from
used woolen 'materials., will.be in
booth 62. • ••• •
Janis Rose; a young'lady'from
Toronto,, makes. bead •work her.
hobby and willhave a booth to
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PERT t
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Members of the Lucknow Agrie'
ultura.l Society' have been a real
plan to make the Lucknow.F'all
Fair this year another festival for;
,Lucknow with the proceeds from
_th.e_ata-ft -show-. ,
This completes the last of ex -
hibitors'to date and the Founding
committee of the Craft Festival'
say thanks to all who have set
the stage for what promises to be
4l-11.,- :-sow--o ' . in
these parts and perhaps.all of Ont
ado.
" The publicity conveners.haven't
'the words or the know how to say
their ,personal thanks to all who
have :given promotion.;. ideas and
help in the taskset before, there::
Only with this help could the job'
be done and there are' dozens and
dozens of people who have helped;
Thanks is a si`rnple word but fin,,,
cerely said to everyone,
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,L,nsh spring and summer pastures provide adequate bulk and protein
but are low in energy On pasture alone, a cow can produce. only 30
pounds of milk. per day because of her limited capacity to consume. a:
isufficient quantity. of, grass: Additional energy is required to maintain
,body weight -an '
, ; ... uc ion:
The new'CO-OP Pasture Ration provides this all-important extra•
energy that is required to supplement spring and summer pastures..
Feed CO-OP Pasture Ration and you will get more f
- aster cow aur-_ er
IMPORTANCE OF FEEDING' COOP MINERAL. IN SUMMER
Mineral consumed by cettle la' utilized three' three more efficiently' .
In the summer than Is that consumed In winter, Much,of the mineral
required for 'winter milk production must' come from the. cow's
rested• C'onsequedtly, minereLbultd=up In -the -Ohl '. w
—occur-whilfrettiffe on pas urea
For a healthy, profit-making herd, feed Co-op Cattle'Mlnerah free,
oholce; througho.Lt the entire year.. ' "
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