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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster
and Mr'. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton of
Lucknow are vacationing in Holly-
wood Beath, Florida.
/ All proceeds will, as' in the
past, go to the Lucknow• Agricul-
tural Society. Local radio sta-
tions,, newspapers and people
have all indicated their interes,.
There will be a Poster Contest
as in other years so come on
kids, make ,a Poster and win a
prize.
Raise $555 For
Ability Fund
:During 'the past few weeks can-
vassers have been working in the
Lucknow and Dungannon area for'
the March of Dimes Ability Fund.
Five hundred and fifty-five dol-
lars has been, raised through the
kind response to their calls.
Those who canvassed were Anne,
Anderson, Kay Collyer, Barbara
Machan, Barbara. Ritchie, Olive
Warren, Audrey 'MacDonald, Rosf.
lene Barger Ena Henderson,
Batbara. Sanderson, Donna Johri-;
stone, Lloya 'Nicholson, Kay
Crawford,. Gertrude Leddy, Mar.;
lene' Struthers, Isobel Shepherd,
Catherine Andrew, Norma McDon.,
agh, Grace Elliott, Kathleen
MacDonald, Tillie Wilson, Joan
Robinson., Tena Gardner, Ruth
tvlathers, Gloria Murray, Kath-
leen. Forster; AgnesThomson,
Colleen tedy, Jane Treleaven„
,Mildren Cameron, Laura Lee Car
ley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ford Cunning-
in of Incknow left last week
nd for:Lakeland, Florida.. Mr.
nd ,Mrs. Dennis Purdy of Luck-
ow are staying with their family
n their. absence.
Mrs. Jake. Hunter of LucknoW •
pent last week in ,London with
. arid Mrs. Gordon Needham.
Les Ritchie who has been in
Ingham Hospital for almost
even weeks has gone to spend
some time with his son Alvin arid
roily in Sarnia.
Mrs. William Hogan of Luck-
ow attended the funeral of her ster which took place in Chat-
• m on Friday, February 2nd.
ister Mary Angeline. Kelly passed
ay on Monday, January 29th.
Stuart Jamieson and Dick KU-
trick, representing the Luckhow
strict Co'operative, attended
e aardware ShoW and United
-operatives Spring Show
tont° on Sunday, Monday and ••
esday of thU Week.
"Once again it is a pleasure 'to.
enclose our cheque to renew our
paper, which we 'look Sorward to
getting each week, sometimes
two in a week as delivery has
been very irregular" writes Angus
MacKinnon of Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie McDon.-
ald and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook
of Lucknow arrived home last
'Friday evening from a bus trip ..
to Florida. Their headquarters
was Daytona. Beach an they
visited Disney World,, •
Cypress Gardens 'and Busch ,Gard-
ens as well. as Other places. They
talked by phone to Mrs.
Wellington Henderson and Mrs.
Harvey Webb and both are enjoy-
ing the winter there.
Miss Ada Webster of Lucknow
is a patient -in Wingham and pia-
rict Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Nicholls of 'Luck-
now returned .from Wingham and
District Hospital last'Saturday,
where she had been a patient for,
nineteen days with pneufppnia.
This much talked about Luck-
now Craft Festival .is once again
well on the way to Lucknow's
Celebration during August. Over
150 crafters have been contacted
and already 'the bookings are
rolling in. It has to be first come,
first served basiS, as there is only
so much room. The arena was
filled to capacity in 1972.'
Plans are underway tp permit
local church or other organiza-
tiorikto run the baking, booths.
More information on this can be
had by contacting Mrs. Russ kit-
chie or Mrs. Oliver McCharles.
If this is your craft, why not make
it a paying project?
A few changes are being mad'e
to rnakeAhe Festiiml more attract-
ive each year. This year each
committee member has charge
of his own department and wilP
endeavour to provide the best
possible Craft Show' yet. -
Committee members include,
conveners, Mr. and mrs. Oliver
McCharles; /Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Erringon; Mr. and Mrs„. Roht.
Gilchrist; Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Brooks; Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ritchie;
Mt. and Mrs: Robt. Strtithers „ and
Mrs. Russ Phillips, • Other helpers
are to be added as the time and
need arises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Fritz and
daughter Bonnie, residents of
Walkerton for 28 years, will take ,
Up residence in Waterloo area at
the end Of the school term. Mr.
\Fritz has. been driver-salesman
for Anderson Paper Products for
the past eight years and was
Hanover Transport for twenty . •
years before that. He• has taken
a new position with Canada Van
and Cartage Co. of Waterloo.
Beverley MacDonald, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacDon-
ald of Lucknow, is practice ,
teaching, in mathematics for four •
weeks this month at Walkerton
District Secondary School.
' Mrs. BeatriceAdams of Town
has been confined to her horrie for
•the past seven weeks ,with a
brokeh ankle, which she suffered
in a fall at her home on. Decem-
ber 26th.
Name Committee
For Craft Festival