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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15th 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Holmes,
Kevin and Brian of Detroit 'visit-
ed on--Monday-Fith-hts—co-usin -Mrs.
Jack McKendric'k of Lucknow.
Mrs. Charles Steward of Luck-'
now 'has returned .to her home hav-
ing spent-11-dayrin Lblid-on due .
to the serious 'illness of her son.
Gordon, whose death occurred
November, 3rd.
Glenda Jamieson ,,eleven-year-
old daughter of Mr. and, Mrs.
Stuart Jamieson of Lucknow re-
turned home on Friday of last
week from Wingham and Divict 771-toSpi,
tar where she was a patient
for two weeks with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacMillan
of R, R. 1' Luckhow visited for
four days' last week 'in Detroitat
the home of his sister Mrs.Ivlarg-
aret Griffin, and other relatives.
John Purdon of Lucknow. return-..
ed home from Wingbarri And
District Hospirato-mTri-da y of — •
last Week., where `he hadteen
a patient for over :two weeks. .
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Mrs. John Einerson and Mr. and
Mrs; Wayne Nixon and family, of
Lucknow visited last.Sunday.in
'Stratford with Mr, and Mrs. Del-
bert Nixon and family.. ,
Recent visitors with Mr.. and ,
Mts. Ellwood Elliott, Bruce and
David and Mr. Richard Elliott of
-171.OLyr_Oogi Mr:A,
Harold Nolan of Rouleau, 'Sask-
atchewan; Mr. and Mri. ,John
McCormick and Shirley of Beet-
on; Mrs. Edna Whytock of Tees-
water; Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Elliott
and Edith of Hamilton and Mr.'
and Mrs. Walter Chcsbro, Rhoda
and Cathy of. Kincardine,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacKinnon •
of Calgary a,nd Mrs. MacKinnOn's
father Dr. W. V. Johnston of • '
Toronto visited_Wednesd,aand
Thursday with Mr. and*Mrs. DOn-
ald Mackinnon of Lucknow and
other_friends and relatives•in_the
area , including Dan MacKinnon
at I3rucelea Haven, Walkerton.
Mr, and Mrs:.... Doug_Ma.okinnort,
and Deborah of Kitchener visited
Wednesday evening with his par-
ents Mr. 'and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Kinnon,
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More Donations
To The Pool
Donations continue to'the Luck-
Corrununity Swimming-Pooh
Jim•Errington, R. 2 Auburn,
$5; Lorne Alton, R. 2 Auburn,
$5; Victartrungton, R. 2 Au •urn,
$2; Wallace, Wilson, jt. 2'Auburn,
$5; Neil Stapleton, R. 2 Auburn,
$20; George Smyth, R. 2 Auburn
$10; Ted Redmond, R. 2 Auburn,
-$5;-Gus-Rcd-mondT-R. 2 Auburn,
G. Van Aiken, R. 2 Auburn,
$5; Donald. Thompson, R. 2 Aub-
urn, $S;, Cyril Boyle, R. 2 Aub-
urn, $5; Harold Errington, R. 2
Auburn, $20.
Hugh Masbn, R. I Ripley , 420;
Harvey and Shiella Hall, Det— •
roit, Mich. , $10;' Gordon Palmer,
11.,3-Lucknow-0410$-Mrs4-Joge_
Lindsay, R. 5 Lucknow $2;.Allan
MacIntyre, R. 5 Lucknow, $50;
Rent for Intermediate HoCkey
Club Dance, donated by Lucknow
Legion, $45; J. D. Durnin, R. 2
Lucknow, $20.
Victor Gawley, R. 3 Ripley,:
$3; Herb and Myrtle. McQuiilin,
R. 5 Lucknow $10; Wellington
Webster, R. 3 Lucknow. $5; Ann
Notilg, and Bob Burt, Toronto,
$9; :Harold Huriiphrey, Lucknow,
$10; Mrs. Jean McGrath,' Winni-
-per-g;-$5;-Mfss Bertha. Allin, .
Downsview $5; Lawrence Mac-
Leod, R. 5 Lucknow, $10; Avco
New-Id-ea-Farm-Equipment Wat-
erloo , $10; Perrin Lowry, R. 1
Kincardine, $5; Lloyd Robb, R. 7
Lucknow, '$5; John' Kuik, R. 7
Lucknow, $5.; Frank
-Van-Direnbeek, R. 7-Lueknow,
$10; Des Courtney, R.•7 Lucknow,
$5; Mike Courtney, R..',7 Incknow.
$5; Finlay MacDonald, R. 3 Luck-
now , $20.
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Don Coiling, RipleY, $20;
Allan Johnson, Lucknow, $100;
Bank of Montreal, Lucknow,
$500; Miss Sadie
now, $5; Mrs. E. Wightman,
Lucknow, $2; Henry' Carter, Luck-
now , $5; Orley Cooper', Lucknow
$1; Frank Johnston, Lucknow , $2;
Les Ritchie, Lucknow, $5; Peter
Cook, Lucknow $10; Jack Gard
ner, Lucknow, $10; Stafford Foods,
Toronto, $15.
Mrs. Jim McNaughton was a
delegate for the Lucknow W.I. at
the_.14th Annual Convention of
the Grey-Bruce Area Women's
Institute held in Wiatton on OCtf-
ober 30th and 31st. Also attend-
ing one day of the Convention
'Were Mrs. Armstrong Wilson,.
Mrs. Omar Brooks, Mrs. Walter
Lon, Mrs Sam Gibson, Mrs.
Philip Stewart and Mrs:.Elmer
Johnston from Lucknow W.I.
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan& God-
erich returned to her home list
week after spending 2 1/2 weeks
in Goderich Hospital with pneu-
monia.;
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