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E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NU
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Front row, standing, left to
right, Kevin Kilpatrick, stick boy;
Calvin McClenaghatt,trainer; Bob
McGillivray, Wayne Pritchard,
Doug Corrin, David Cleland,
Steve Hackett, Kevin Murray,
Stewart Mann, . Keith Kilpatrick,
manager and coach.
Back row, Bob Moffat, Cliff //i
Mann, Greg Hamilton, Ken Hams•
1ton , Dale Hunter, Jim Murray,
'Ian Montgomery, Mark Chisholm.
Absent, Dave Black.
4-H CLUBS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Presentation of Provincial Hon-
ours certificates and pins'went to
Marilyn Hodgins, Peggy Lemon
from Bervie No. 1; Joyce Elliott
from Purple Grove and Sandra
Kempton from Reids Corners.
Thisaward marks the completion
of 12 projects.
County honours certificates and
pins were presented •for the com-
pletion of 6 projects to Nancy
Ackert and .Margaret Slade of
Armow; Marilyn Clark and Betty
Fletcher of Bervie No. 1; Sandra
Peter of Bervie No. 2; Mary. Mac-
Kinnon and Marilyn Murray of
Kairshea; Mary Lou Adams and
Coralyn Henderson of Lucknow 3;
Patsy Crich of Pinkerton; Lois
Needham of Purple' Grove 2;. Jo-
anne Van Beers, Silverlake...
Among those .to receive c.ertifi
cates of achievement for the
completion of two projects were
Laurie Coiling, Mary . Ann Lol-
ling and Debbie McFadden of the
Clover .Valley Club.
Many of the clubs and members
participated in skits, demonstra-
tionsand presentations throughout
the day.
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LUCKNOW
Honour Parents On
35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Hunter,
Lucitnow, were guests. of honour
at a surprise anniversary dinner
on Saturday at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Keane, 24. Cawston
Street, Stratford.
The happy event marked 'their
forthcoming 35th wedding.anniv-
ersary, which will be on June
4th. The dining room was
tastefully decorated with pink.
and white streamers and bells,
a kind nieghbour, Mrs. Bob.
Binns, assisted . Marlene with,
the. decorating. The dinner
table was centred with an attract.
ively decorated wedding cake in
pink and white color scheme.
A buffet dinner was enjoyed by
all present, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter were presented with
gifts.
Mrs. Bunter is the former
Beryl Gardner. "They have one
daughter Mrs. Roy Keane of
Stratford, oneson Larry of
Pefferlaw and one granddaughter
Arlene Keane,
Bill and Beryl were former
residents of. Zion, 'moving to
Lucknow about a year ago when
they built a new home on Ross
Street.
Present for the gathering be-
sides the honoured couple,
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keane
and Mrs. Eva Freeman of Luck -
now, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laid
law . of; London, Harold Gardner
of Hamilton, Larry Hunter, Mrs.
Donna Scarlett, Neil and Laura,
of Pefferlaw .
The supper table was birthday
time, Little Arlene Keane was -
celebrating her second birthday,
which will beon June 7th and
her great aunt Mrs. Eva Free-
man was having a birthday May
6 and both received greetings.
Support the.
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
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Approve Sale
Of. lottery Tickets
Ashfield Township council met
on May 1 with all members 'prev-
ent.
Kenneth MacDonald and Dan
Dodds of Ripley waited on council
discussing the proposed Commun-
ity Centre in Ripley.
Council' approved an
application by the Ripley Lions
Club and, the Ripley and District
Recreation Board to sell lottery
tickets in Ashfield to raise funds
for the new Community Centre.
An application for Lorne
Graham for a Tile Drainage Loan.
was approved..
-Court of.Revisionwas held on
the Cook and Reed Drains. There
being no appeals ,'the court Was
closed and the necessary by. -laws
were passed.
Clerk was instructed to write
to the Ministry of Environment to
ask for aid in covering the former
dump site at Port Albert.
Applications for severance were
approved for Russel Irvin and
Frank. Vydra
Road accounts of $17,392.05 ,
and general accounts of $917.26
were approved for payment.
'Council adjourned to meet May
15th at 7.30 p.m.
DONALD M. SI MPSON , Clerk.
Burial At SOiji
Kinloss Cemet
WILLIAM F. TBoMp'
William Franklin Thon
Lucknow native, and ate
'Toronto for many years,;d
the Toront9 Western HosQn
Wednesday, April l8th,
66 years. of age,
A son of the late David'
son d, MacICz
was anb9 nIsabelle in Lucknow oneuSe
bet 9, 1906.
On December 22,1932;
Cox,
Toronto he married Maga
Platten who survives 04
two daugs, Mrs. (loge'
ata) Godardhterof Toronto a
John (Elizabeth) ,,also
Toronto.
Also surviving are broths
rew M. Thompson of Bowl
ville, A. Gordon .Thomp
Calgary and Dr. Kenneth
Thompson of Chicago. 11
predeceased by liis parents
brother Robert.
With the exception of
years when he taught in
munity , Bill had been a
of the teaching staff of th'
to Board of Education fro
until his retirement in 19
Bill's musical talent w
nized in many circles,
soloist in a number of To
Churches over. the years d
back to 1929. For thirtys
years , he was a member
Arts and Letters Club in T
and had done regular an
in their productions. He
done several minor televis
rolls and had sung tenorsi
number of operas. Heha
done work with the Torogt
Symphony under Sir Erne
Millan whose death occu,
few daysafter that of Mt,
son's.
He -recently completed`
making of a•record whiel
Secured, by a number of
residents of the Lucknow
ity. A second record had,
been prepared for release'
Bill. had a love for his
community of Lucicnowwa
rounding area and .was a
visitor in the district.
The funeral service was
Saturday April 21st at10
at .St. Andrews Presbyters
Church in Toronto. Cler
was Dr . Ross Cameron and
David Ouchterlony was')
The Miles Funeral Home,
direction of Rennie Gratia
in charge of the service,.
was in South Kinloss Cem
Pallbearers were Andre
son*, Dr. Kenneth Thom
Dr. J. K. MacKenzie,
Thompson , 'Roger Godard,
Cox and Frank Mackenzie
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