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Locai veterinarian
is guest at Lucknow
half Club meeting
The thud ruetting of the
Ld w Calf tiub tuck piece ar
June 30 at the farm of Pon Alton
and feta The Meeting opened
with the pledge. President Dianne
Black wns in chst*. Meryon Dow
read the mintage, 75th anniver-
eery celebrations on July glk to
Seafurth were diecusaed.. Steven
ltintuul is in char8e 0U -entering a
team and Ken, Mewhinney will
coach?
Our gueet, Dr. Ken Vie, spoke
on his experiences as a vet, He
covered cow -calf, feedlot, 4a
calves and what you should do to
keep your herd healthy. He disown-
ed different dimness, whet yea
should watch for In each calf, and
methods of prevention. He
demonstrated giving of three dif-
ferent needle..
liming is always enticed and then
was no exception. One or the
Alton's dairy cows was about to
give birth. Thin was a new ex-
perience
uabde for aome members sadval.
A video was shown on parts of
the calf andthenee. d for fatty
areae.. The next meeting will be at
the farm of Steve and Scott 13intoul.
9n July 4 at 8s00 psis.
Huron La]eesh to Pricndstpp Club
eeminnebsionsomniminumina
have d a at the'QINT CLARK
Woman'g House in Kint reline and ' by Bev Hanson
are pleased to announce it las now
been, completed:
A speedy barter/ to Bob
Campbell of Countney. Crescent
who returnedhome after a short
stay in Wingham, hospital. Caporal
Wayne Campbell of the R,C.M,P.
rite The Pas, Manitoba came home to.
visit and help out his parents, Bob.
and Theresa, while his father has
been convalescing.
Mrs. Terry Elliott, Melissa, and.
Josh of Riviera Qui Barge, Alberta
visited with Gordon and hoe Elliot
of Huron Road
Last Thursday 15 tables panicipated
m the Card and Games Night at the
Community Centre The next Card..
Night is. Thursday June 28 at 8 p.m.
Sharp at the Community Centre..
Ladies are asked to please . bring.
sandwiches. Everyone Ls,. welcome
to come out for an evening of;fun`
and fellowship hosted by the Sen -
ions Club.
Tire. Fish Frylast Sunday was $
huge success with about 250 people
attending, The fish preparedby
Howell's of Wiaiton was delicious
. and the music was fabulous with.
everyone having a ping good
time. Thee same band, the Point
Clark Olde Tymcra,.will be playing
for the dance on Saturday June 30.
The Huron Lakeshore Friendship
Club and the Point Clark OldTyme
,Music Association wish to drank
everyone who helped and attended
to bake the Fish Fry a great succ-
ess.
A reminder to members of the
Seniors Club who are going on die
bus trip to the Geritol Follies .m
Hamilton on Friday' June. 29, the
bus will be leaving the Community
Centre at 7:45 tin:.
At the Bracetrack and Raid meet Khaciudine Satm+dal►,
ea Jane IS, Latham Castro' Pabae Sebald
athletes did mad. The atbaeiee becloie, back raw, left te riagbt,, Steve Preto, siker is abet pat,
Chad Hiller, lever la leas jump, leer* la tie# wet 1�► tem! t fora flet' the relater,g r Ate, VIZ
the triple and brume is the Mei t� Flint tww,1 m emit,.. fCri.leagaff it fiiigir ir■�,
by esunly record, and geld la limeg Nap, beating tine recent by $ cm M set
a new county record, and sixth is triple jmup; Mare Johnoten, fifth in high letup and 4090y Parker, nab is
aft pat. (Pat Liviagst.a poste)
Children's Rallyheld Drop In
at Camp Kintail
The bills and dales of Camp Ito. After an enjoyed a hot dog sun-
tan became very alive with the ex- er, children ranging from
cited laughter of children iwheru the artten to Grade a enjoyed
flfth annual' children's Rally was. � "Caring
es based on the theme,
held recently; Caring for Gods 'World, These
included nature walk, crafts
Fifteen churches from and musk and
Molesworth, Brussels, Kincardine, All gathered in MacDonald Ledge
Teeswater, Gorrie and all points in for a elide presentation about
between were represented by the "God's World". After care; and
219 people' attending, of which 150 singsong, another suciessfid rally
were children, closed with "Taps
Centre
There . were five tables of shoot
played in the evening Jneu22, at
the Drop In Centre with high lady
being Noma Campbell, high man
Wes Itoung, low bay Grace Gibeon,
low man Andy Scott. Wilbur Brown
hadthe most shoots.
Two tables of 'bridge played in
the afternoon with Ann Shields high
and Jane Treleaven second high.
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