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Enter The
'WHO AM I CONTEST"
Here
Mrs. Doug Stanley of
Mr. and Mrs. Eira
Lucknow/ holidayed for •
.11 Florida and visited
and relatives..
well of Lucknow re-
L .Wingham and Dist-
1 last Friday, where
la patient for three
Mrs. George Forler,
and Eric of Barrie
lay with her parents
s. Robert Moffat in
/kg. Dennis Emberlin
ildren, Ages E, 7 and
lymere week end
his parents! Mr. and
nberlin of Lucknow'.
nohow 'about 21';
wing been employed
Tian NatiOnal Railways
He has been in the
r Force for the past
was posted to North
Act 6 years at Ottawa)
ill is a native of The
!bee.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nixon
and family of,Stratford, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Nixon and family of
Wingharn and Larry -Nixon of
Lucknow were Sunday visitors
with Mr. ,and Mrs. Isaac Nixon,
Belfast.
Barbara Henderson, daughter
of Mr'. and Mrs. .Ross Henderson,
Boundary W,eSt, came home, from
4Vingharri and District Hospital
on Sunday, where she had 'been a
patient for two weeks with p.neu-
rnonia. •
Mrs. Earl Elliott of Huron Town•
ship visited Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley, Lucknow. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthui Graham of Luck-
now and Mrs. Dorothy Thompion
of Kincardine spent Friday even-
ing with the Stanleys.
"Tirne to send along my yearly
donation or I should say to pay •
My bill. 4'. Still enjoy the Sentinel
although I get mixed, up on some
of the names. I usually receive
my paper on Monday. We have
had an easy winter-with not much
snow or cold weathet„" writes
Stewart. Cameron of Xenmore
New York.
PHONE . .528-3001:
Town & Country
Club Held
Enjoyable Evening
The, Town and Country Club
held an enjoyable evening at/the
Legion Hall on Valentine night.
Mr. Higgins, president, read
some correspondence From Toron-
to concerning improved benefits
for Senior Citizens. A petition
is to be sent to the office of
Prime Minister at Ottawa.
The program was opened by
Mrs. J. L. MacMillan with the
singing of the Queen. Mrs. Jack
Hall was pianist. This .was follow.
ed by a sing song of Valentine
numbers. .
The highlight of the evening
was the musical talent of the
Drennan Family. • A musical .
number "Down by the Old Mip.
Stream"'was given by Paul,'
Mr. and. Mrs, Delbert Nixon,
Sherry and Cindy of Stratford
were Sunday visitors in Lucknow
with Mrs, John Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Stanley of
Lucknow visited on Sunday with.
Mr. and Ws. Doug Stanley and
Shawn and with' Mr. and .Mrs.
LiditOn Sitter, all of. Culross.
Shawn and Jennifer .Drennan.
A reading was: given by Mrs.
Ray Leddy. Mrs. Eunice Dims-
muir rendered two beautiful'solOs.
A mouthorgan selection by Bob
Reid was enjoyed.
A skit entitled "An Unsuccess-
ful Advance" was given by char
acters "Miss Susannah Swingle-
tree" (aft old maid), Mrs. Al
Irwin and Robert Hopkins ( a wid-
•
ower), Mrs. C. Irwin. This
amused the audience as well as a
humourous reading "I never see
Maggie alone", by Wilfred
Drennan. •
The closing number was by the
Drennan family with the courtesy
remarks by P. A. Murray, vice
president. The program closed
with 0/Canada.
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