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Do, MAY 16, 1913
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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THAT a couple of groups of fish
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I Mrs. Stephen Graham
oki) of Calgary, with
hildren, Darrell 2 1/2
is 3 1/2, are visiting
h,Mr.,and Mrs, Jim
1:anes and Allan Graham
ery glad to see that
khaving a special day
enderson in recogni- •
•fantastic performance'
!, writes Art Andrew
Isig in sending along a
the swiluming pool.'
from Mr. and Mrs.
aton, along with their
newal, they inform us
tow returned to Det-
lianii, Florida where
lent the pastsix Months.
11 will enter hospital
ki undergo hip surgery,
whieh has troubled
e time,
• Charlie Webster of Lucknow -
represented Ashton's Lucknow Ltd..
at the Spring and,Sumrner 74 Fash
ion Presentation at the Four Seas-
ons Hotel, in Toronto on Friday.
'The presentation featured men's
wear 'stylings for next year and
washeld during the convention
of the International Association
of Clothing Designers attended
by 175 to 200 delegates from
United States and.Europe.
• Mothers Day visitors with Mrs.
Evelyn Barkwell of LuOknow were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob -Barkwell' and
Mrs. Mooradian of Dundas, Mur-
ray Barkwell and 'Kathy Barkwell
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
•Barkwell of West Hill and Mr.
and Mrs'. Harry &fifth of Downs-
view. •
' Mrs. James Wilson of Calgary
is a visitor in Lucknow this week
with her aunts Mrs. George Stuart
'and -Miss Catherine MacGregor.
Mr. and' Mrs. Stuart Jamieson,
Cathy and -Glenda of LucknOw
visited on the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Short and Leanne in.
Woodstock.
Mis. Alex Hackett of Belfast
•accompanied Mr. and Mrs. ,
Wayne Hackett and children of
Waterloo to Pembroke and Deep
River recently and visited with
the' former's sister Mrs. A.
Lerrioine • and family.
Mrs. Harvey Houston, Provin-
.cial Public Relations Officer with
the Women's Institute was guest •
speaker arihe East Huron District
Annual, last Tuesday , May 8th.
The meeting was at Duff's United
Church in Walton. 90 delegates
were registered..
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A pleasant mother's day gath-
ering was held when Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan,Mr. and Mrs.
James C. prennail and family,
Paul, Shawn and Jennifer of Dun-
gannon were guests at Guelph of
Mr: and Mrs. Melvin Stewart
and their family Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Muller of Guelph and Mt.
and Mrs. Robert Myhill of Dori
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PEACHE
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I SEE. . .
By The Sentinel
THAT Lucknow, Guides and Brown-
ies, despite rain and cool temp-
eratures, staged their, annual
cookie day Iasi Saturday when.
homes in the area were visited
offering for sale the traditional
box of cookies associated with
this work. ,
THAT Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Cam-
eron of Ashfield recently moved
to their riewiy constructed home
on Outram Street, just•south of
the Nursing Horne in Lucknow.
The home farm has been taken
over by their son Doug.
ermen are in' Algonquin Park this
• week trying, we imagine, to
keep warm as well as catch
fish, unless the weather there
has been more favourable than
here over the past week end and
early part of the week. George
• Whitby and son Elliott of Luck -
now left last weekend and early
Tuesday, Jack Treleaven and
Jack MacDonald of Lucknow,
Jack Ackert of Holrood, Dr. .
Dick Treleaven of London, Bill
Treleaven and son Donalr! of
Pennsylvania left for a few ,
days in the depths -of Algonquin.
THAT Lynda McQuillin, daugh-
ter. of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc-
. Quillin of Kinloss Township,
completed 28 miles in the
"Miles For Million" walk in
Toronto recently. She was spon-
sored at $5 per mile and realiz-
ed $140 for the fund. Lynda is
a resident of Bloorview Child-
ren's Hospital, Toronto and com
pleted the 28 miles in her wheel-
• chair.
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