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fair Notes
School ` is q almost over for this
• term and very few' entries have
been received by , the '.Fair Board.
in the school. work. Have . you
neglected to turn in these entries?
Please do' so before the close of
school,. as all work will, : be jud-
ged early in July.
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LOCHALSH..
Spending, the week -end in Ridge-
town, were, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Luther, .
Mr. and Mrs.. Donald ; McChar-
les and Scott of Brantford spent
the: week -end with M. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles and John..
Mrs, Donald R. MacKenzie
spent a few days visiting in Lon-
desboro and Chntcn ' .during the
past week. . °
A, very successful auction sale.
of .cows was .held at the Duncan'
Farrish ' 'farm, on Friday after-
noon
' School ; :is out: for, those vino
have . been attending High School
during the. past year. The Grade
13 studentsfinished on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ' Bradley
were guests at a wedding in Mich-
igan on Saturday.
Sporting a new car is Mrs. B Don-
ald acKenzie.
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Have .. you offered Your. services.
in the 'building of the gates? They
are well on their way,:. founda-
tions are finished ' and . work . is
proceeding at •a good rate; . but`.
help is needed to finish the 'pro-
ject as soon . as possible.
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. There are still many -jobs to
. be done if the Centennial fair is
• to ,be. a big one Those who• have
so, kindly offered . antique items
for display ' are appreciated, but
more are needed.:' If you have
something to offer anyone on the
fair board will be pleased to hear'
from- you. '•
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less than, three months the
fair ' will be held and we hope
many are ' planning, to make this
a home coming week -end. Sep-
tember 17th and lath arethe'
dates andan invitation' is etend-
ed to all to plan to attend this
fair:
The W.M.S. meeting of Ashfield
Presbyterian Church was held. on
Thursday . -afternoon at the , home
of Mrs. W. Johnstone. •
Recent `visitor with Mrs: Don-
ald R. • MacKenzie was Airs. Ber-
tha MacKenzie ,of Lucknow.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Bruce . Millar. and
Kevin ' of Palmerston spent • the
week -end: with :Mr. and Mrs. Em-
ile MacLennan.
Former Resident:
Wed At T'orontoI
SALO.— MOLE'
Marian' Faye. Mole of Mimico
and 'Raymond Oscar: Salo of Ken-
ora- were united in marriage. in
a, double ring ceremony, at , St.
Margaret Anglican Church " a t
Long Branch on Friday, June 11
at '1' p.m. Rev. Bishop .:officiated
The . bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mole of
Lucknow.' Mr. Mole :gage ;his dau-z
ghter in marriage. . •'
The bride wore• -a two piece
street lenggt.h,,,long sleeved dress
of .'blue. ".ciiantenay ..lace oMer, taf-
feta with white' accessories and
a corsage, of white baby munns
'and carnations.
The matrons_ of honour, ,Mrs.
Paul yChaylt or -Toronto, wore' a
two piece pink ' linenand: white
lace ' dress with black accessor-
ies "and a corsage ,of pink sweet-
heart roses, with lily of the valley.
Norman 'Salo ' of ' . Toronto' was
best man for: his, brother..
The reception was- held' : at ' the
Forum Restaurant at the corner
of Highway 27 and Evans : Ave.
The, bride's mother. received: the
guests in a navy bine arnel' faille
dress with white '.accessories :.and
eu€ n
une
(St. Helens News) •
The St. Helens U.C.W. enter-
,
talliedon; Thursday afternoon, the
ladies from Lucknow, Ashfield,
Donnybrook, Whitechurch a n d
Calvin Brick churches at , their'
annual June' tea .
The .Worship Service, was in
charge of Mrs., Lorne Woods as-
sisted , by Mrs: Tom Todd and
Mrs.''. Charles;, McDonald: Guest
soloists -during the -afternoon were
Mrs..J.. 'W. Joynt , of Lucknow and
Mr, John. Miller, the student min-
ister at St. Helens. Mrs. B. F.
Green : gave a reading.
Mrs: :Harvey. Carrick introduc-
ed the guest speaker, Mrs. Van
Egmond who is ' the occupational
therapist at •' ' Croderich " Hospital.
Mrs. Van Egmond had a display
of the 'crafts `: made by the pa-
tients and also '' gave an . interest-
ing address, Miss W. D.' Ruther-
ford 'thanked, the -guest speaker,--•
While: the ladies were. gathering
in :the Sunday School rooms ` for:
a corsage of .yellow. sweetheart
roses and lily of the •valley `
The table . was centred with •a.
threetiered . wedd•ing cake.
. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1965,
refs. e$bments, . Mrs..:Gordon Mon
tgomery •favoured . with Mosicah.
numMPSber. and s., or.M'. thers . ano.
Tom ' •Todd and
Miss Isobel ,MUlepir are enjoying
a. holiday through Michigan State
and Northern. " Ontario. .
• Mr and ,,
Jimmie and' • GregorMrs.ylofay WinghamLaidlaw
are spending a few days at. the
Todd home..
NORMAN . A. SHEPHERD
IIS. NEW LAW ASSOCIATE.
Norman A. Shepherd, M A.,,
1.4.14:11.1 of Tor onto :has become ; as
sociated: with J. H. Crawford Q.C.
ofWingham in his 'law practice.
Mr. Crawford has. been alone since
the : appointment of .. R.. S. Hether-
ington Qv'C , as .judge „of . Huroct'...
County.
Mr. Shepherd, a marriedman.
with three children, ;is a graduate
'of Aberdeen 'University in Scot-
land. He will•. be in the Lucknow
office, located in the Kilpatrick
Block,.- .. every. 'Wednesday... •
The Zurich Minor Athletic As-
sociation has: started a ` campaign
to raise $45,000. in order to :install
artificial ice in. the Babe 'Siebert
Memorial Arena there.
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