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THAT Mrs. Jim (Susan) McNaugh -
ton of Lucknow left on Wednes-
, day, May 15th by air .for
Markindh, Scotland, due to the
serious illness of her aged father
who had suffered a stroke.
THAT Lucknow village. works de:-
partment will be flushing the wat
er hydrants on Thursday , May
23rd all day.
THAT because of the Monday holi:
day, and ;he resulting flood of
news copy on Tuesday, a num-
. ber of 'terns will have to be held
- over until next week'because of
lack of time to process them.
THAT the fire siren in Lucknow
was set off twice on Thursday
night of last week at the height
of a severe thunder and lightning
'Storm.- 'Neither call was a fire
call.. The storm triggered the
alarm. Firemen were at the
hall the second time it happened
.and succeeded in stopiing the sir-
en after about, "half a wail".
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Tony John-
stone , Mr. and Mrs. Brian John-
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Ken John-
stone, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Guay and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
McRae attended the District 1
Kinsmen Spring Convention held
in Niagara Falls from Friday to
Monday.
THAT Mrs. Robert (Hazel) Purdon
of Lucknow is a patient in Univ,-
ersity Hospital, London with a
• fractured right hip. Mrs. Purd -
on who resides in the Anderson.
Apartments on Main Street, suf-
fered the fracture in a fall late
Sunday afternoon in her apart-
ment.
Day week end. I will be most
honoured to re-visit the village
and .partake of the activities.
Brian Keith,
Toronto.
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VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDA
MAY 23,24,25 • PHONE LUCKNOWS
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LA YE - ANDERSON.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
of Luc know are pleased to
nounce the engagement of
daughter , Joan Marie, to
James Donald Laye of fond
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. R. 8 Parkhill. Thew
will take place on Friday,
21st at 5.00 p.m. at Lue
United Church, Lucknow,
FERGUSON - SIR°
Mr . and Mrs. Robert IL
Simpson of fantail anna
engagement of .their daug
Margaret Eileen, to Glean
Ferguson, son of Mr. and
Gordon Ferguson of Delhi.
wedding will take placeOu
day , June 15th at Ashfield
terian Church, at S
Mac KINNON - Colleen a
MacKinnon of Kitchener
announce the arrival of th
Scott Douglas, on May 13
at K- W Hospital, a bro
Debbie.
TRELEAVEN - Robert and
(Baker) Treleaven ate pi
•announce the arrival of 1,
daughter Robyn Lynneat
Hospital London, on Mg
1914. A dad for Catha
Brian. Gra ndmottlets- ate
41a Treleaven of London
Mrs, Neva Baker of gatina
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THE IAIC.KNQW SENTINEL, OWFAR19. _WEDNESDAY, AtAy.i&
PAGE TWENTY•FOUR
Mr. Donald Thompson.
Dear Sir:
Thank you for sending us an
invitation to the Re-union in July;
Connie and I will hope to be there.
We enjoy receiving the Sentinel.
Received the Invitation before the
mail strike.
Yours truly,
Tom Morrison,
Little Current , Ontario.
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Don Thompson,
Invitation Chairman,
Luc know Reunion,
Luc know , Ont .
Received my invitation to your
Luc know Reunion some time back •
Many thanks indeed.
I felt quite honoured to realize I
had not been forgotten for tis
over 40 years since I left home
first to settle in Saskatchewan and
now having been living in B.C.
since 1959.
I've been very fortunate having
the Sentinel sent to me for years
now from a schobl chum of which
I appreciate reading every week.
Though there are lots 'of changes
over the years, there is still lots
of interesting news and especially
on the 2nd concession of Kinloss
and surrounding districts..
Can't say yet what my plans will
be for holidays.
Again many thanks and so wish-
ing you all every success,
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Alex Sealy,
111 - 6950 Linden Ave..,
Burnaby 1, B.C.
Dear Don:
Thank you for the invitation to
the Lucknow Reunion on Canada
Hold Spring Flower
Display and Tea
Over sixty ladies and gentlemen
attended the spring flower display
and afternoon tea sponsored by
the Lucknow and District Horti-
cultural Society on May 15th in
the Lucknow Legion Hall.
Mrs. Clarence Bell convened
the committee consisting of Mrs.
Jim Henderson, Mrs. Stuart Col-•
lyer , Mrs. Alex Andrew and the
President Mrs.. Harvey Mole. Mrs.
Noble Johnston and Mrs. Jack
McDonagh assisted in the kitchen.
A hand painted table cloth and
a floral arrangement adorned the
tea table where Mrs. Morgan
Henderson poured tea. The
guests were served lunch at atttrac•
tive tea tables. These tables were
set with fine china some of which
was very unique and ant,que.
The waitresses wore long dress-
es.
The guests were welcomed as
they entered the tea room through
a cherry blossom and artificial
rose decorated arbour. The visit-,
ors were delighted to see so many
floral arrangements and
p
potted
lants. ' .
In the centre of the team room
was a bird bath, complet,e with
artificial birds and surrounded by
geraniums.
Elmer Umbach accompanied
Dr, Jas. Little's several violin
selections which delighted the
guests. Throughout the afternoon
Mrs. Alex Andrew supplied soft
record music.
Miss Ada Webster' distributed
premium gladioli bulbs to the
horticultural members who were
present.
Dear Sirs,
Thank you for the invitation
to the Lucknow reunion. I'll look
forward to being present for some
of the celebrations planned for the
July .1st week end.
Enclosed please find cheque for
$12.00 to extend my subscription
to yourgreat little paper , for
another two years.
Allgood wishes for continued
success to the re-union commit-
tees.
Sincerely,
Mrs. J.A . (Marian I.)
West , Don Mills, Ont
Dear Mr. Thompson,
"Enclosed you will find a dona-
tion for an extra 'roar in '14'. I
enjoy getting the. Sentinel".
Yours sincerely,
Louisa B. MacDonald,
Weston, Ont