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WINTER JACKETS
so Humiy Ix
SUPPLY AND SIZES WHILE THEY LAST
ASHTON'S WILL REMAIN OPEN MONDAYS
AND CLOSE THURSDAYS AS USUAL
ASHTON'S WILL PRESENT A
FASHION SHOW
THURSDAY, APRIL 4
AT 8 P.M.
AT THE
F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL
SPONSORED BY WINGHAM C.W.L.
Admission $1.00 — Tickets available at the store
• ASHTON'S.
LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
Jim and Syke Suiheriand
Luouvow PHONE 528-2126
a
ST. HELENS
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Xs. Sheldon Martin were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Gilmore' of New Ham-
bur& Wayne Martin'ancl Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Kalheuir of Rostock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin and
Richard, who were on a three
month stay in Africa returned last
week end and since then Ron has
been hospitalized.
Little Andrei McQuillin of
Kitchener spent a few days with
her mothers Mrs. Fred Mc
Ottillin and Nts. Margaret Nfiller.
Tom Todd , who h. been a
patient in Wi%-han3 and District
Hospital, remrned ho-tne on Sun-
day.
Born - to Mt. and ?firs. Joni
Shetler in is-ingharn and District
Hospital on Tumiay, March 19,, a
daughter.
Word was received on the week
end of the death of Xt. Jack Wil-
son in liamilton, a brother
of Nts. Jim Aitchisotn. Syli.4patLy
of the carman-airy sc out to the
Aitchison family.
Xts. Ken &ewor Nancy and
adley of , wec-e vitt -
ats on Thumiay with Xt. and Mrs.
Allan Miller and fazdly.
Tary ;}cu' z An witew and
)&.Iler were ir, -reform
HALLOWA Y = HOGA N
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hogan of
Goderich announce the forthconi-
mg marriage of their daughter
Rosemary to StOn Holloway, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Holloway
of London. The wedding will
take place Saturday, April 27th
at St. Joseph's Roman Cathblik
Church, Kjngsbridge.
COURTNEY - STUCKIESS
The engagement is announced
of Linda Diane, daughter of Xt.
and Charles Stuckless, Lewis-
port, Newfoundland , to Ccrpora.1
Irid James Courtney. , son of
Nt. and Xts. Donald Courmey ,
()mall°. The wed-
ding will rake place April 13,
in SPUf ,Nova Scotto.
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THAT Joan Anderson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander-.
son of Lticknow has graduated
with honours as,a, hairdresser
from Marvel Beauty School, Lon-
don and is presently employed at
Norton Estate Hair Fashions in
London.
THAT John Cleland, son of Dr2
and Mrs. Brock Cleland of Luck-
now, joined Rod McDonagh in
England ,'and they are now tour-.
ing Europe by van e Rod is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Donagh of Lucknow and has
been employed in England for
some time..
THAT the Lucknow and-Dis'trict
Kinsmen Club installed two new
road signs last week on the east
and westerly outskirts 'of the vil-
lage on Highway 86. Kinsmen
members Claude Guay and Glenn
Porter did the installation. The
road signs were given to the club
as a Charter gift by the Kinsmen
Club of Shelburne. Saturday
night, March 30th, Lucknow will
host the Lucknow and District
Kinette Formation Night.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brooks
of Lucknow"have returned from a
'Caribbean CrUise during' the wint-
er school break.
THAT Mr; and Mrs. Irving Reid
recently sold their apartment
building in Lucknow , the former
Gammie Apartments on Ross
Street, to Bill Adamson.nf Brus-
sels. The Reids have returned to
Kincardine to live.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn
of Lucknow have just returned
home after a week's holiday in
Brownsville, Texas and Mexico
City. While there they were
guests of Oliver's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Glenn and Bud.
They made the trip by plane.
THAT there were 7 tables at the
card party, sponsored by Dungan-
non L.O.L. last Thursday night.
High prizes went to Mrs. Lorne
Ivers and Mrs. Jack Errington
for the 'ladies and Walter Alton
and Art Youngtfor the men. The
Lodge will hold another euchre
party in two weeks.
THAT Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Col -
lyer of Lucknow spent the holi-
day week in Hawaii.
THAT F. E. Madill Secondary
School students fromthis area ,
Pam Agnew , Betty Maize, Ruth
Graham, Janine Glenn and '
Linda Hamilton spent the winter
break in Malaga , S pain on a
school tour.. They had a side
trip to Morocco. The girls flew
out of Niagara Falls, New York.
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dai'-ing the holiday w ek and
aw-oled the Spct-ren's Show- at
the colive=1
The ze= Shoot, ?Sin: L.. the oz
111.*zi L.iteir. at to St. He.lezts
Hall . •
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MARCH 28, 29, 30 !HONE LUCKI1
Reunion... •
Reflections .
Nic e to know the
reunion are progr
looking forward tog
there for the fun",
Syd (Evelyn) Rouse()
"Wishing ybu eVe
with the Runion"is0
of Mrs , William LIO
"Glad to hear abot
ion , Trust it will tel
Looking, forwaid to
'writes Alf Androd
' We look forwardio
Sentinel every week,„
join all the friends ti!
the old time ,
rnent of Grace MICIY6
Blake of London.
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"All of the very
Reunion Week end
wilx E,e• include"
Gom er Gibba-
"I am looking f
Reunion" writes.gh
Sieloff of DeVI.
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ld
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"We will be at Bruce Beach
again this year so will' look for-
ward to being at some of the cele-
brations planned for this summer",
writes Mrs. A. L. (Ruth) Brown
of Vancouver in renewing her
Sentinel.
"I have enjoyed nearly one
year of retirement, but unfortun-
ately have not been able to go
south for the winter.
Will be looking forward to a
visit to Lucknow at the time of
your re-union" , writes D. G.
Stoners of Kitchener.
Mac Graham of London, winter-
ing in Port Orange , Florida writes
"Thanks for the advance notice
of a rate raise as there aren't
many raises giving that type of
consideration these days. Neither
Marj nor I feel we want to be
without the Sentinel,
The efforts of the committees
for the Reunion 74 appear to be
rewarding, so we wish them con-
tinued success. Marj and I hope
to be able to be there to enjoy
the celebration.
Weather is good and fishing, has
been quite rewarding so far , hop-
ing they both continue."