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'Terry Dalton of Ashfield.:Twp;
and, Leroy Rintoul; of White-
church were elected presxdents• ,oE
the: Dungannon and, Lueknow.
441 Calf Clubs respectively at.
an organization meeting. • in . the
Lucknow town hall on Monday
night. �, 1.
' 'B Arthur Bolton of Clinton, as-
sistant agricultural representa
.tive • of Huron, •County, 'presided
at the meeting and explained' the
'?do.. and don'ts" of 4-H club
work. A large. group of young
;people was present' to hear • Mr.
Bolton who . also `-showed .. films
to the group. , ••
Chester . Finnigan • and John
°.Clark vi11. again be leaders .for
the Dungannon club which is
. sponsored . by the Colwanash
Junior Farmers. Jamieson Ribey
was . elected vice-president, Zita
Redmond,. sec.-treas., Douglas'
• Fisher, press' reporter: tOtJhers'
.registering .at Monday's meeting
included ' Donald Adkin, , Cecil
'' Cranston, Leroy Sowerby, Geo.
Clark Bobbie . McNeil; Robert.
Brindley, Harry Brindley, Betty
• •Smyth, Mary.. McAllister:
MARK' WEDDI-NC*
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ANN.1/
Mr. and `112rs, Cyril Campbell
of town observed their 45th wed-
ding '.anniversary on' Wednesday,.
April 8th, an .occasion that was
fittingly observed on Satu. rday,
when a familydinner, was.. sere-
• ed in Hackett Church basernent,
with 'the:.ladies of the 1.cwngrega=
• tion catering: •
Following a sumptuous Mealy
toasts 'were .. proposed with ;Rev.
Wallace; Roulston acting as::m,as
• ter of ceremonies: The, gathering,
which included .the family, 'int -
Mediate relatives and neighbours
then adjourned to theCampbell
home; where a social.. afternoon
was spenti.
Mr. and Mrs; ' Campbell were
both natives' of Huron :Township,
but following: ' their marriage
took up residence' on; the "Mike
• Alton: farm" near . Lagiesville
•where they farmed. until retiring
to„Iucknow three years . ago.
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The :manage : of.forty-five
years ago was performed by
Rev; A. R. Kellum - of Olivet
Church, assisted: by the bride's
brother Rev. "Roulston, who had
just been ordained.
Mrs. Campbell is •the former
Mamie Roulston, daughter of. the
late Johnsten, Roulstolrr' and Mary
Helm. Mr. 'Campbell .is an; only
son of ' the , late Henry' Campbell
and Annie Stirling.
,Mr. -,and Mrs. Campbell have a
family of four daughters, ;Mrs.
Wiltaier :Harlton (Ina) 'of '.St.
Marys, Miss Eileen Campbell ,` • f
•Kitchener, Mrs; Ross Gainm'ie
• (Grace) of••West Wawanosh; Mrs.
. Victor' Kannapin• ” (t,ouise) of
Kitchener, and one son, ' H'arry
Campbell of the '2'ukon. All:were
present for the ,anniversary party
but the latter. •
• Mrs. Campbell has two sisters
and four brothers. who were ,pre-
sent, Mrs. ,13,' B. Solomon (Jen
nie) of Stratford, Mrs. Wm. •Bor-
••den • (Annie) of Stratford, Wm.
and Walter Rouiston, of ,• Huron
Township, Cliff of Stratford and
' Rev. Edgar Roulston of . Lucan.
A brother Percy ,Roulston, has
passed On.,.
Mr, . Campbell's • only• sister,
Mrs, Charles Alton. (Edith) was.
present as was the, flower girl
at the wedding ,45 years ago, Miss
Marion.'Solornan of Stratford.
Close neighbours of Niro arid
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Jean. Jar-
dine, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wraith
and 'Rein. and Mrs. KaiserP-
f1ed curcuit. were others ' resent
to honer p
"Cyril and Morale," who•
received lovely gifts as :niemen-
tos of the oecasion.
Rintoul
residents
Andrew Andrew Gaunt, Torn? Todd and
Murray .Gaunt. will 'act' as lead
"s. again for the Lucknow Calf
.Club sponsored by !the Lucknow
Agricultural' Society. Crawford
McNeill is.,vice president.• of the"
club, ''Barry ly en,ary,o sec;: -areas.,
and Terry" Wilson; press reporter.
Other members are .Keith Roul-
,stop, Gary Rintoul, • Wayne Todd,`
Bryan Gammie, 'Douglas Dickie;
Ronnie Austin, Ross Hamilton.
Short' On Members •
Last year the Lucknow and
District . Lions Club sponsored' a
grainclub with Blake Alton 'and
Vernon, Hunter 'AS, leaders. Pros
:..petits. this year are for a grain-
corn club abut only three„
bers'.si ned up on:Monday. They
were
were John and Bill. Andrew and
Denver/ Dickie. Ten are, needed.
to form a club.
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UAW REPRESENTATIVE,
Omar '•$rooks, local • Massey
Harris agent, has..been' appointed
Focal representative ,for '•Colvin's
Garage, • Teeswater, , Pontiac.
Buick and GMC. dealer for this
area. ,
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''Omar has the new 1959 :Pon-
tiac and Vauxhall; 'ears on dis-
play at his shop here, and also
available' at all times are a wide
selection of god .used cars. at
Colvin's.
TRANSFERRED ' TO ICC..
Michael Kinahan , a native of
West Wawanosl,' who 'is employ-
ed .'by the Webster. Air s•Equip-.
-Ment of London,' has: ,been trans-
ferred by
rans-ferred;.by. that. firm to Vancouver
wwhere -'he will be a sales repre
sentative. Michael '' motored :to
the ; coa'st, accompanied:: by his
brother, 'Bill Kinahati ,of West
Wawanosh, who returned by. air:
QUIETLY MARK THEIR.
40th' ANNIVERSARY
'Me and Mrs..Sam .Swan quiet-
ly marked their' •40th wedding
nniversary at their:. home at
Belmore on .April 2nd:
Three . of theirfour daughters
and their' fan)ilies: were present T
for a f amu,lr • gathering. Mr.. and
Mrs. • Stewart MacDonald and
family • of: Dorchester, Mr. and
;Mrs. Ernest Murphy and- fiamily
'of Wroxeter, ' Mr. and.. Mrs; • Har-
vey, Mole. and '.family, Lucknow.
Wand. Mr, and Mrs. Swan's: grand-
daughter, Coline. .J,VIcDonald of
Ripley. ,Mr. and.. Mrs. .John S. -
MacDonald ..of Ripley : were, un-'
able to be present.
-SNOW DISAPP'EARIN.G
Fields are' practically bare, and
snow banks •wthich had. piled
high, are rapidly disappearing.
It's rather amazing the way ``:the
beautiful" has vanished .for tem-
peratures haven't • soared .lby any
means: That has .been• fortunate,
for flood„ danger has thus been
minimized. .Locally .' about the
only complaint has been ..an un-
usual amount of cellar flooding
The ,County road, south: was
under water. ' near :the" 9th Con-
cession' at the week -end, .but'
traffic got, through;.
• BORN
HALLA•M—.in Kincardine Hospi-
tal, • on, Wednesday, ,April . 1, 190,
to Mr. and Mrs: • Fred Hallam of
M.'.larton,: a son. The infant:born
prematurely died a few •hours
after •birth..
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie . Anderson
wish: to announce • the engage.'
ment , of their eldest, daughter,
Elizabeth Maude to Eldon John;
son ' MacLennan, of Lochalsh, ,son
of Mr. and Mrs: Emile MacLen-
nan: The wedding will take.,.place
inr April:'
MOVE TO THE IRWIN:
CAR,RUT'HERS nvaa f,.
• :Mr. and Mrs. Brian D lornan.
arid family: of St. ''honias have
taken
taken up residence on the Irwin
Carruther's farm, R•R, 3: Moly-
rood Which they purchased re
gently. .
Mr: and, Mrs. -Dolman. are na-
tives of `Holland, but .have" been
in: 'Canada • 'for several., yeas
'They have two ' pre-school age
children, Margaret •Anneand Ger-
.
ald. John Dolernan. , • ••..
•LARGE CROWD'
°AT CALICO ,BALL
The 'Kairshea Women's Insti-
tute had the -somewhat dubious
distinction of ushering, in the
winter with a storm ion the ni,g.h't
of • St. And'rew's ball, November.
28th, • and of ushering it. out (we.:
hope) with: another, blow on•'Fri
day, April 3rd'' on the occasion of
their annual Calico ;Ball.,
• :,Last Friday • night's stOrm 'that
swept in about the slipper hour,.
was . short lived but made motor
'ing'pretty'rough that •evening..
Despite the ,blow, there was a
big crowd at ;the dance, and the.
ladies . excelled ' themselves in
their display: of colorful home'
sewn and•: ready made., cotton
gowns.
Prize winners were as follows:
High, ': School students; home
sewn, Nancy Forster.,' : Helen
:Campbell; :Under 25, ' home sewn,
:Joanne Hunter, Jean—Richards;
over 25; hoane sewn, Mrs Tom
MacKenzie, : Mrs. Harvey Hou-
ston, : under, 25, ready ;made,: Lou-
ise Andrew;. Lynda' Button; over
25., _ ready ni�ade,. iVIrs. : Win. G.
u , ter. Mrs.Lavis
Hunter, Harry r
The fudges were Mr, and • Mrs.
„GQrdon ' and Mrs., MacKay of
:Wingham. Cameron ..MacDonald
was master of ceremonies ' and.
music was by Carruthers orebes-
try. t
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OPEN KINTAiL
HALL FRIDAY
The 'Kintail Community Cen-
tre will' be • officiallyµ opened on
Frtjay .evening with
Reeve Cecil ;
Blake of Ashfield doing the hon-
ours: • ,
The hall is the former Kintail,
''.Schoolhouse which had been un-'•
Used for, several years. For a no-
minal sum the • building was
turned oyer by the, Ashfield
-School :,,`Area Board to ' the:. Kin
tail`' ,Women's Institute, hich
organization has . undertaken a
major renovation of the building,
so that it will now provide' an
attractive Community' centre, as
well .as an assembly:, centre 'for.
the Institute.,
The ':,old Kintail hall, had to
go to make'way for highway im-
,provenients, and 'the converted'
and.' redecorated schoolhouse will .:
now provide improved 'facilities
for the ,various- activities of the
Kintail ;c oMmunity.
To make.the` official opening
the 'Institute has: arranged a : card
'party- and box social, to ti com-
mence at .6.30:
Another projects of 'the .• Kintail
Institute is the compiling of a .
Tweedsmuir 'history. Mrs. Geo.
Moncrief is in charge' of 'this and
will appreciate pictures and 'his-
torical informatiorr�of people and
farms in the ',Kintail area:
'RECEIVE. APPLICATI'ONS
FOR;:TEACHER VACANCY
Lucknow District • High School.
Board has .received five appli-
cations for• the vacancy on. „ the. •
staff. resulting . from Mr..'Laur's
resignation " The r'"applications.
'were : reviewand discussed at
ed. c+uss:
Monday night's . meeting.
-` The Board also ' discussed. ,the
matter :of ` boiler insurance and
are 'lookin•g ,into this ,matter .in
regard ' to suitable. coverage.:
ere Runners=
Ontario: •
uvenile
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114.44,044.
Lucknow Juvenile hockey. club •
W.O.A.A. champions and O.MV1,
H.A. 'Juvenile. "D". finalists are
piotured during- their' semi-final.
series f ur al .Wainfleet. Front row,
left to right, Garry Ritchie, Bill
'Robinson, Bruce Baker, Jerry
,Mowbray, Tom- Collyer, ` Art
;,Short,, back ,row, left to right, Harold Ritchie,.. Walter Arnold
Otto ' 'Pedersen, Floyd Stanley, ; Sentinel Photo
' Boob Andrew; Fraser Asihton,
PAW, .Henderson, Jinn. Pedersen,
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