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CULROSS CORNERS
Congratulations to . Mr. and
yrs. La►is Hal-
denby) who were :married. Sat-
urday in the''Ariglican Church,
1nlough.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Leroy Elliott: is a ' patient
Wi'ri gham Hospital.
Mrs. Lyman .Sutton, . Joan, Jean
and Garry., •Kinlough, spent • Mon-
slay. _ evening. at Browns
Messrs. • Doe Donaldson and
John • Sohu naaher were in . To-
ronto on` Tuesday..
The • community :extends ;sin=
sere sympathy to members • of •the
Percy ' families • •in the loss of
their sons, David. and Eric
Our school was once again the
Beene of a core munity, .gathering
an Thursday evening , when
friends, :and neighbours.; gathered -
to honour ' Miss Lois Haldenby
prior' to her approaching mar-
riage. Mrs. •Tom'".Hodgins was•
endo rlady and a good . program
was rendered. Lois ' received
SCHOOL PICNIC AT
ASHFIELD PARK
Th annual picnic for School
Setons 6, 7, 10, 13, 16 of Ashfield
Township' was held J on une 12th
Lunch . was : served. The :,ladies
were invited to view Lois's..trou-
seau . at the '• home of . her, aunt,
Mrs. Midford ;Wall:
Miss Betty': Adrian . spent a
• couple''of days with Mrs* Frank
Brown. , .• .
•
Mrs.;, Wm. ;Wall of Kinlougi
who has been .staying with, Mr.
and Mrs. John. Schumacher re-.
turned. home from Winghaaa Hos-
pital last week..
We ;are; ; very sorry to ;,report
that Mrs. Mary' Wall (Grandma)
of the 14th con. isoa . patient in
Wingham. Hospital , •.
Mr. Joe Gant and Miss Mary
Gant,. . Bervie " and Mr. and Mrs.
John .' Wraith; Lucknow spent
Sunday with .,Mr, and. Mrs. Jas.
Wraith. '
After the Guest-Haldenby
wedding on Saturday, Mr. and
Mrs.: Midf ord' Wall and ,Donnie
entertained the guests at their
h. ome.
Mr and Mrs. John Schumacher
.spent Sunday evening. with Mrs.
Charles Schumacher and Miss
:Many +beautiful• and useful gifts. Theresa Kaetch, Walkerton.
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Arc and'.Acetylene welding.. . Machine Work ' Pioneer
Chain Saws, Lawn and Garden Equipment ' "'
For your bei buy in diesel tractors, see the "David-Stown"
Ashfield Park. Don Paquette
acted as .starter for the races and
was assisted by the trustees and
teachers in conducting • the foil-
owing events; Races -girls. 5 arid
under, Karen • Rivett, Sherry
.Bonk, Valerie .S.'hackelton; boys.
5 , and under, Mark Kilpatrick,
Michael Hogan, Melvin., Irwin;
':girls, 6, 7., Helen Courtney,, Orlin -
da Weaver, Barbara Mason and
Janice Kilpatrick (tied);; boys' 6,
7, 'Murray' " Rivett, Mich ael�
Courtney, Joh ri .Ioe Hogan; boys
8,' .9,:: Jamie ,Boak,' Desmond
Courtney, Ronnie Hogan; ,girls' 8.
9, Faye Hogan Nancy Irwin, Ros=
alene Phillips; girls 10, 11, Elaine
Cook,. Rosemary Hogan; Susan
Arnold; boys 10, 11,, Iden Mason,
Scott Pierson, Bernard' Camp-
bell; girls 12 and over, Barbara
Nelson, Sandra Cameron, Helen
iVIeN•ay; boys 12 and over, Barry
Menary, 13in'.'N•elson, Jim Scott;
young ladies, :Marilyn Cameron,
M rgaret •Parrish, Alice: Brooks.
Wheel 'Barrow Race, boys 10
and under, Retie -Barger, Ron-
nie Hogan, Jamie Beak, Bonnie.
Boak, . D'ouglas Alton, Douglas'
.Cameron;: Wheel Barrow Race,
boys 'over 10, Tom Hogan, .Larry
,Farrish, . Ralph Cameron,. Ling
deen Shackleton, Barry Menary;'
•.Billy', Nelson. •
Slipper kick, girls 10 and under,.
Rosemary Hagan, Verna Farrish,
(tie) Susan Arnold; Slipper kick,
girls: over X10, , Sandra. Cameron,
'Linda Littre,'Ann Arnold.
Sack mace,, boys and girls .10 and
under, Ronnie Hogan, John Mac-
Kenzie, Donnie Boak; Sank race,
boys arid . girls 'over ' 10,. ,Sandra
Cameron, Helen MacNay; • Donna
Hogan:
Three-leggedrace, boys and
girls 10, and/ under, . Rosalene
Phillips, Susan, Arnold, . John
MacKenzie; , Murray Neil;Rose=
Mara' Hogan, Fay , Hogan; Three-
legged race,. boys and girls over,
10; Ann. : Arnold, Sandra: , Came-
ron; Sharon Courtney, ` • Linda
Little, Tom. Hogan, Herbie Bar-
ger.
Girl's.' Softball Throw, •10 and
under, Susan . Arnold, Sharon
Courtney, Rosemary Hogan' and
Rosalene Phillips•, • (.tied);..°Girl's
Softball. Throw over,1Q�,. Barbara
Nelson, ;Ann .Arnold, Helen Mac-
Nay; • Boys'' Spftball Throw, 10,.
and under,. Douglas: ,Alton, . Paul
Eedy, Ronnie Hogan; Boys' pat -
ball Throw, over 10; Billy Nel-
son,, Brian Weaver, Ken Mason.
Girls' Jiunning Broad ,Jump,'
under 8, ;Glen Weaver. • and Mary
F,A. TO SPONSOR
SPEAK'I'NG CONTEST
A meeting of the Federation of
• Agriculture of the. Township of
West Wawanosh was held .on
Monday. evening in. the Township
Hall. The' president,'' Bill Caesar
was . in charge of -the meeting.
The sun]. of .$50.00 was donated to
the Salvation Army, The county
picnic will be held on July 5th
at. the. Goderich Summer School
grounds.-
It Was' decided to pay each 4-H
member who satisfactorily coin-
pletes their 1959 project $2;.00 as
was d•one .last year.
Again this year the Federation
will sponsor a • ptiblic ' speaking`
contest. This will be : ; in two
groups T 'Juniors, upto and in-
cluding grade 8 as of June lst
and seniors from grade 9 to. 18.
years of age as of June 1st: Top-
ics •are. 'as ' follows: 1. The Royal
Visit; 2. Neighbours; 3. Why I ani
proud to be a Canadian. 4. The
St.. Lawrence' Seaway; 5 My
Country; 6. Is. a High School edu-
cation necessary for the farmer
of to Morrow.
.It is expected this contest will
take place in' October: Anyone
wishing ' more information con-
tact the secretary, Mrs.. 'G. • A.
McNee,R.R. 3, Auburn. ;
Barger (tied), Diane Zinn:,' Helen.
Courtney; 'Girls' .Runningl Broad
Jump, 8, 9, . 10, Rosmary Hogan,
:Susan Arnold,. Nancy • Irwin;
Girls' Running: Broad Jturip, over
10, Helen MaaNay and p Barbara
Nelson (tied); Elaine •C•ook,. Sari-
dra: Cameron and Rosemary
Mogan (tied) .
Boys, • Runxiing Broad, Jump,
under 8, Ronnie Hogan, Donnie
'.Soak,: `' Raymond •, Hogan; , Boys'
.Running. Broad Jump, . 8, . 9; 10,
Jamie Beak, Paul Eedy, Jack
Phillips and iRonnie•HOgan ,(tied);
Boys' Running. Broad. 1 Jump,
over " 10, . Tom Hogan, Lindeen
• Shackleton; Bernard Campbell.
Trustees' Race, Lloyd Humph-.
trey 'and Don' Pagudtte` (tied),
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Largest family present was
that : of .Mrs:' Reta Hogan: Oldest
person :was Mr. Pete. Parrish• aid
youngest person was David :Par-
rish, age '51/2 months, . son, of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Parrish.
• Following , a ' ball game, lunch'
was • served to conclude the plc
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