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lsiower was held at 'Langside
" gplunity Hall on Saturday eY .
ialegyto hoaour a recent bride,
10 Robert Nickel, the former
Neabie. A lively sing, -song
Ocottducted. by Mrs, Wm. Scott.
Olio, Nancy de Boer. Ferne and
id Kragt, sang. A. contest,',. ••
itgusicai Love Story" was con-
ed by Mrs. Gordon Wall with
Scott
at the.piano.. Janette
stop gaVe a reading "Words to
aiylnter Bride,:: A Parcel: HFrap"
Oiconducted by, Mrs. Fred Tiffin
.the bride and several ladies,
ng Part. .Shirley T iffin . acc -
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'P ,anted -on the piano -.by her sis
tGJoan sang tiro solo: �The bride
saescorted roe Shar1enform Moffat. •
i(ation Wall and.
Charies'Tiffir;: read an address
best wishes. to Judy and gifts
Ore carried in by Ferne .Kragt and
Kaley de Boer dressed 'as a bride
ad groom. Sharen helped Judy
poen the gifts arid Marion read'
tleaccompanying cards., 'Wendy
Oberlin of Kitchener arranged •
telovelyand useful gifts.
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Judy made a fitting reply and.
ii1 joined in singing "For she's a
Oily good fellow.," ._
°`pfter community singing, lunch
its served and a :social time was
'joyed,
;Sympathy of the community is
itrtended to. Mr.. Dan T. McKin-'
pn, in the loss of his',brother,
John, who passed away on Wedges,
day at Winglram and District Hos-
vital,•
Brian Wall entertained some of
s friends on Monday afternoon
„:#::a birthday party.
iangside C.O.C. meeting will •
beheld next Sunday •during.the
Church service.
tangside W..M.S group, will''
deet on Thursday : afternoon
tp' ,m; at them
hoe 'of Mrs. Chat.:
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les Tiffin.
Visitors in the cotnmunity`were
Ilin Orr., London :with Mrs, W m .
Orrand.Robert,. MiSs.Margaret
Moffat, Toronto, Mr, and
EricDans and family., Hyde Park.
with Miss; Emma .Richardson and
Graham Moffat; Mrs. Eugene
,Gardtier, Sandra and Greg, Luck.
IOW with Mr: and Mrs. Wes Young.
Ren Young, Thamesville with his'
parents Mr. and Mrs, Clifford
Young•
H.oward Cunning and Joan.
bf Vankleek Hi1T ,Ontario,' visit-
'ed with Mr, and Mrs. Fatish Moff-
at, Wingham,.'and Mr. and Mrs..
Gordon Wall a nd called on other
hie,}}ds in this community.
:and Mrs. Graham Pinkney'
"and Glyn;of Ajax visited over the,
holiday with Mr. d, Mrs. Ted
Collyer, '
and Mrs Eugene Conley
and :family visit d over .the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Conley and Laurie of Trenton..
THE LUCKNOW $ENTINN4; LUCKNOW, ONTARI
Died In Minnesota
Word has. been receivedhere of
the death of Williarri E. Andrew
of Lowry, Minnesota, on March
190.
He was a son of the late Job and
Mrs. Andrew, A sister, Mrs, •
Nellie Baumbach of Van Nuys,
California ,- and two nieces are the
only immediate relatives.
In advisingus of the death,
Steve Stothers of Lucknow said
that members of the. Andrew , • •
Barkwell, McQuillin and Mc'Don
agh families of this area would
be interested in knowing of Mr,
Andrew's passing.
Charles j4cQuillin of West • '
Wawanosh had visited Mr. Andrew
last summer in hospital. Mi....
Andrew was 85 years and three
months old.,
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Locai Students .00
Well In Lions Show
Ori Thursdays, "April ? ,'the
Brussels Lions held their first\arna-.
teur contest in the Brussels Legion
Hall. The success of this event
, marks -it as an annual affair.
Over 40 contestants vied for
atrophies, •
Lucknow was represented by
• the Hi -Tones, and also by a
trumpet duet The, Hi -Tones
consist of Wayne Jamieson, Ron-
nie• Nicholson, George MacDon-
ald, Doug Campbell, •Donald
Alton, Donald Johnstone, Dong.
Camerorf.and Jerry•Irvin, This
group, received: first in the "Barb
ershop Class"
In the Senior lnstr:uhental•class
another Ideal twosortie were win-
ners.' Trumpet duelists', Andy
Anderson and Ricky Pritchard,
accompanied by Bob.Hall on the
piano:;' '
Those attendingbesides the
testants were Mi. and Mrs: Elwi
Hall; Mr.. and Mrs. 'Tom Ande
son and Mr.. and 'Mrs. John Pritch
ard.
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