The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-13, Page 2PLAN NOW FOR YOUR ENTRIES
IN THE FALL FAIR
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LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER• 1'6
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF VARIOUS 'CLASSES YOU CAN
ENTER AND THE CASH PRIZES GIVEN. •
1. Decorated Bicycle $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 .50c
2. Decorated Tricycle 3.0f) E00 M 1.00' .50c
3. Decorated Doll Carriage . 1.50 1.00 .75 .50
4. Best Costumed Rider on decorated pony:
(Animals will• not be judged)
6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2,00
5. Largest family at the, fair $5.00
6. Oldest Lady at the fair • 5.00
7. Oldest Gentleman at the fair 5.00 •
8. Best Original National Costume
worn by Lady Visitor at the fair
9. Best Copied National Costume worn 6.00 5.00 3.00
by__Lady_Director at fair
10. Best Copied National Costume
worn by Lady Visitor at fair
6.00 5.00 3.00
6.00 5.00 3.00
DO AWAY
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and year commencing in 1972.
„ The election if required in 1972
will be on 'Monday , December ."
4th, with the polling hours froth
11.00 a.m. till 8.00 p.m.
4. Nomination meetings as .
such will not 'be held. FOr a pros
pective candidate to be nominat-
ed for a municipal or school' •
board office , his nomination'
• must be sanctioned in writing by
ten eligible voters and received
by the clerk of the municipality
• holding the election-between
November 9th of this year and '•
November lath, at 5.00 p.m. ,
thuls dispensing with the previous
form of having a mover and sec-
onder, the candidate's consent
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1972
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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
"The Sepoy Town" - On the Huron-Bruce Boundary
Second Class. Mail Registration Number • 0847
Established 1873t- PUblished Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the C.W.N.A. and 0.W.144.
Subscription Rate, $6.00 a year in advance - to the U.S.A,, $8.00 . .
Donald C. Thompson; Publisher
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1972
A GOOD JOB DONE !
The community is completing its most successful summer season
of recreational activity and a word of praise and commendation is
in order for members of the Lucknow Recreation Planning and Dev-
elopment Committee. -
A varied and interesting program was carried out during the
summer months by this group of six people working under the Op-
portunities For Youth Program, a federal government sponsored pro-
gram.
-The-Opportunities_for_Youth Program across. Canada recelyes
some harsh, criticism from time to time, and rightly so. Many of the
projects which we have read about border on the ridiculous, and are
a total waste of the taxpayers Money.
Anyone working with public money is wide open for criticism,
and the Lucknow program is no different, in this: regard. Many are
_quick to downgrade any r community project •and yet slow to admit
whenaI-tendfob-has-
-.We compliment the LucknoW Recreation Committee for endors-
-ing- the Progranr-last spring, the ifirut-y-tifixerts-who-hbve-assisted in
The groundwork has been laid in many areas. Here's hoping the
future_will?see some of these projects flourish -
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GUEST EDITORIAL
SALUTE THE GROUP
McNAY - COOPER
Mr. and Mrs. HaroldCooper
are pleased to announce, the fortlf-
coming marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor Jaquelyn to Mr. William
Beverley McNay, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kelso McNay. The wedding
will take place on Saturday, Oct-
ober 14th at 3.00 p.m.. in St.
Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow.
FORAN - DIETRICH.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich,
R. R. 3 Dashwood, Ontario wish
to announce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter Linda
Diane to Mr. Cornelius Joseph
Foran, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Foran, R. R. 2 Auburn. The mar-
riage will take place on Friday
'September 22, 197? at 7.30 p.m.
in Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, Mount Carmel, Ontario.
Comments Continue
On Pool Project
' Donations continue-to
from out of town residents toward
the swimming•pool fund.
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"Enclosed is, a cheque for. Swim-
ming pool Fund. I wish/the Club
'success in' their venture ," writes
Virs-7-theriniGladys)-Moore4,01--
Hamilton.
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"It's great to the commun-
ity taking on such 'a worthwhile
prOject" writes Paul Henderson of
Mississauga in donating to the
pool fund.
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"Good luck" comes from A.
N. Todd, 14 Manning Ave. ,
Stratford.
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Mrs. Rose Knight, of London
says "It's a wonderful thing"
and "so,pleased" when dropping
into the Sentinel Office to donatedonate
to the swimming pool fund.
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various ways in promoting the summer program and the six young
people who did a fine job of providing varied activity throughout the
summer season.
and the Department of Agriculture and Food.
1. One bushel Fall Wheat - named
2. One bushel Oats - named
3. One bushel Barley - named
4. I/4 bale first cut hay
5. 1/4 bale second cut hay
6. Six-stalk sheat_of, Ensilage_Corn - Specify variety and
number
7. TWelve ears cob corn: Specify number and variety
8. Sheaf of oats
CLASS 19 -- GRAIN SECTION
Prizes $6.00 $4.00 $2.00' $1.00 •
Sponsored-jointly-by-the-Lucknow-Agriculturl-Society-
BY BRIAN KEI'1111 ° James L. Spence of Burlington
- - - • "My_chesue for $100 is
On considering life in Lucknow during the summer of '72, it
seems that we owe many of its memories to the Recreation Planning
and Development Committee, Created by Rick Pritchard and Ken
Roulston, aided by the Government's 'Opportunities for Youth' pro-
gram, the committee has earned honours and success in every corner.
`From the Boxing Club to the._ Community Choir, from house league
,baseball to `playground', all of their endeavours have consistently • • • . . i
received good response. Certainly, their introduction of roller skating -
remains as a centre of activity previously unknown tb Ludmow.
All in all, the Recreation •Committee has been terrific for. "find-
ing things for people to do". Let's salute the group for their excellent
efforts, and Ludmow's success story of '72!
While visiting in__Lucknow (Jur- has been the most appreciated venture; -A twelve hours per Nveeklt
and qualification to accompany
the nomination. ,
5. An advance poll will be held
in the clerk's Office if ail-election
is 'required on Monday, November'
27th and Saturday, December 2nd,
between the hours of,11. 00 a.m. -
8. 00 p.m.
The above changes are made in
the election and nomination pro-
cedure with the hope that More
interest will be taken- in -muniCipal
affairs, also to set a standard
time for"municipal eiections in air
.aunicipalities. The abolition
of the nominating meeting does
not mean that there will not be a
public" meeting to give ratepayers
the privilege.to voice their opin-
ion. To date, local councils'
have, not decided if a public
Meeting.will be held.. •
ing'the holiday week end Mrs.
Alma MacDonald of Thornbury
--gave $10 to Harvey Webster to be
donated ,t6 the Swimming Pool
Fund in Memory of-her husband
"Train Time Jack" MacDonald.
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"Enclosed please find Money
order to help in your campaign
fora pool in the village. , It is
a very worthwhile project,"
writes Mina Alton -of Loriddri:
S . • • • •
Mrs'. Arabell Bushell of Strat-•
ford , in donating to the SWirri-
ming Pool Fund , commented
that she was glad to see that
Lucknow and District was going
ahead with such a worthy project.
She also mentioned enjoying all •
the news columns by Marion Mc.-
Charles before and during the
Craft. Festival., •
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"Only too pleased to help a
dream overdue come true. ,
Tanks for including us in your
Swimming Pool Campaign,"
writes Eileen and Cummings
of Owen Sound. • •
enclosed as a ,donation to the
Lucknow Swimming Pool Fund; I
wish you every success in this
very worthwhile project. Your
mailing list to former residents
should .be expanded to the -
maximum degree." •
11. Best Original National Costume worn
by _Lady Director at fair
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6.00 5.00 3.00
12. Best National Costume worn by 6.00 5.00 3.00
Gentleman visitor at fair . ,
6.00 5.00 3.00 13. Best National Costume worn ill
Gentleman director
15. Public School FloatS in parade 158.0000 '160..0 006 450.
2.00
100
14. Schools Parading in Costume
16. High' Schocil Floats in Parade 15.00 •10.00 5'00 3.00
17. Decorated Cars . . .. .. . 6.00 --7;OD 5*--341.0
18. Antique Cars. prior to 1930 12.00 8.00 5.00 ' :
20. Best Comic'Float 25.00'50° 260 20.000 11 55;
19. Best Society Float
. Best-Patriotic-Float '25 00_20.00 15.00
22. Best Clown (in parade) ,
5.00 3.00 2.00 •
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- -CLASS--16A -SADDLE..HORSES,
1. Parade_clas.s (mast ride in parade)
$12.00 $10:00 $ 8.00 $-6.00 $ 4.00 $ 2.00
2. Saddle horse iesaddle, rider properly attired ,
12.00 10.00 8:00 6.00 4.00 20
3. Western Pleasure saddle class
12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 4.00 100
4. Best mare or gelding on grounds' 5.00 3.00 2,00
' • CLASS .16B - RODEO EVENTS
$3.00 $2.00 $L00
4.00 2.00 1.00
the following four'
on fair day
4.00 "Ioef "
4.00 3a0 2'00
4.00 , 3.00 2,60
4.00 3.00 2.00
.msvememmmr'
1. Potato Race on pony • $4.00
2. Musical chairs on horseback 6.00
Entry fee of 50c per entry in each of
events to be paid to the secretary by 1 p.m
3. Barrel race on horseback . 6.00
4. 'Flag race on horseback 6,00
5. Pick up race on 'horseback 6.00
6. Relay Race on horseback - 6.00
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