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• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Mrs. C: H. (Grace) knkenntan
and friends of Waterloo 'Visited
•Mrs. Grace Campbell of Lucknow
on Frit*.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Naylor' of
Chatham were callers in town one
day last week.
Noble Johnston of Lucknow has
returned home from University
Hospital, London where he was a
patient for 'two' yeeks.
Mrs. Louise Anderson of Toronto
visited with Ada Webster of
Lucknow this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Raynard and
Kathy of Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Morgan of Toronto and
•-Doug-Morgan-of--Harr-iston_visited.
with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Raynard
in Lucknovv on Sunday.. Kathy
Raynard remained to spend the
week with her grandparents.
Mrs. Eileen Nesbitt and Mrs.
Chester Emmerton visited Mrs.
Annie Nesbitt, Lucknow, to ,cele-
brate her birthday • (Monday). A
lovely supper was served outside
on • the lawn and pictures were
taken. The afternoon was spent
visiting.
"I look forward to it from week to
week and miss it when it does not
arrive" writes Russell Armstrong
of Port Colborne in renewing his
Sentinel subscription,
Fred Lanting recently underwent
corrective surgery on his leg, a
follow up to a motor accident on
Highway 21 , last winter, in a
blinding snowstorm, when . he
received the injury.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant Eckenswiller
and Karen are enjoying a motor
trip to Western Canada.
Mr. anc•:1 Mrs. Jack Hill (nee Ena
Pinnell) of St. Jacobs called • on
friends here on Thursday.
• Mrs. N. E. Evans, Larry and Lisa.
of Erin visited Wednesday with her
parents,. . Mr. and-- Mrs. Bert
Nicholson and -Lois and Jamie
Langford. Larry Evans stayed to
holiday here too.
Sympathy is extended to the
family and relatives of the late Mrs.
Rose Guest, whose funeral was at
Kincardine on Friday afternoon.
Many years ago the Guest family
lived on concession 14.
The Rhody families and other
friends here attended the Rhody-
Keislar wedding at Camp Meneset-
ung on Saturday evening. ,
Mr. and MrS7Matirice Hodgins
of London spent the weekend here
at' their farm home, concession 10.
Glen Haldenby entertained some
friends on his twelfth ,birthday.
Those attending were Ross Kers-
lake, Wayne Murray, David Preiss
'.and Eric' Haldenby. They went
bowling in Walkerton. •
Lea-Anne Haldenby returned
home from Kintail Camp on
Saturday morning. • .
Russell Barr 'and his sons and
daughter Darrell and Cynthia of
Durban, South Africa are vacation-
ing here with his mother Mrs. John
Barr and other members of .his
family. They came by way of
Grande Prairie, Alberta, where
they visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Barr and their son
Allistaire. On Sunday a family get
together was held at the home of
Mrs. Jahn Barr. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bart and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Bushell and family of Wingham,
Donald Barr of Waterloo and
Russell Barr and his family.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
George Haldenby suffered a para-'.
lytic seizure early Sunday morning
and was taken by ambulance to the
Wingham ' and' District Hospital..
His many friends wish him
improyed health.
Congratulations to Mr. and. Mrs.
David 'Rhody who were married on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn... ....Scott
attended the. Cox annual family
reunion on Sunday afternoon at
Goderich and spent the evening
with Mr: and Mrs. William
MacPherson, concession .10.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh was a
guest at the Ward-Linner wedding
at Victoria Street Presbyterian
Church, Goderich on Saturday.
Visitors on Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Gertrude Walsh were
Robert Scott of McAuley, Mani-
toba, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walsh and
Shelley of Melfort, Saskatchewan,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers and
Joyce of Trenton spent a few days
with Mrs. Roger's aunt, Mrs. Clara
Webster, LucknovV. Sunday visit-
ors with their grandmother, Mrs.
Webster,• were Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Davis of Carlingford, Janice
Jordan of. Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Weber of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley,
Lucknow, attended the' funeral of
Douglas Todd in' Orillia on Satur-
day. Douglas, age' 31, is survived
by his wife, 3 small children, his
parents, a sister and two brothers,
all in Orillia and his twin brother,
David Todd of Hanover, husband of
Phyllis Bradley, formerly •of Am-
berley.
Mrs. Wellington Webster and
Cecil returned home Friday even-
ing, July 9th from a three week
vacation in Saskatchewan and
Alberta. On June the 19th they
attended the welding Of Ronald
Krowchuk and Lorraine Thieser,
nephew of Mrs. Webster. They
also visited a week in Alberta with
Mrs.' Webster's sister and brother-
in-law Mr. • and Mrs. Stanley
McKay of Edmonton. The
foursome spent 3, days , in Jasper
Park sightseeing., Mrs. Webster
and Cecil- spent - two- weeks
Saskatoon and vicinity visiting a
sister and brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Krowchuk, niece,
nephews and family: •
Mrs. Wellington Webster, Jim
and Cecil left July 10 for Richfield,
Ohio to spend the' weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Wise and.
Patricia. Cecil remained there for
the remainder of the summer
holidays to .work with Mr. Wise.
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Bill Farrish of Ashfield and Mrs.
Don Thompson of Lucknow were
each winners of $25 in the last
Wintario draw.
People have failed for' every
reason -- except lack of advice.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Hartwick, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hartwick, Chris and Michael of
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. William MacPher-
son of Holyrood, and a• visitor from
Mitchell, Mrs. John Quinsey,
visited recently with relatives' in
Port Franks, Ontario.
•Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott visited
Sunday F vening with Mr. and Mrs.
William MacPherson.
Mrs. (Dr.) Brooker of . Livonia,
Michigan and Mrs. Ray Webster/of
Windsor, who are at their Brtice
Beach cottages, spent Monday with
Misses Edna and May Boyle.
St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller of
London, Mrs. Elizabeth Maulden
of Ripley and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
of Fonthill were recent visitors of
Isobel Miller, Helen Toddand Miss'
W. D. Rutherford.
Lucknow Fire 'department was
called to the farm of Gordon
Struthers on Friday afternoon when
the hay crop they were burning got
out of control. Little damage was
done.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Nicholson
were weekend visitors with Mr. ,
and Mrs. Chester Nicholson.
Miss Adrianne Makovskis of
Willowdale visited with her 'cousin
Christina Todd. Her grandparents,
Mr. and, Mrs. Antone Makovskis of
Etobicoke, also visited the farm of
Wayne Todd. Being city dwellers
they enjOyed a tons of the farm.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1976
Mrs. Ken Luttrell, Wendy, John
and. Nancy of 'Prince George, Brit-
ish Columbia, spent the past week
with her aunt, Mrs.' Hazel Purdon.
of Lucknow and families. On
Saturday Mrs. Luttrell and family
met Mr. Luttrell at Toronto Airport
and they then visited at Fergus
with Mrs. Floyd Bott and family,
where a fainily picnic was held on
Sunday, • The Luttrell " family
returned home to Prince George on
Sunday , evening.
Mr„ and Mrs. Jack Fisher have .
sold their Lucknow home, which is
situated on Rose Street East, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kloostra' of
Kintail. The Kloostras' have three
boys and one girl. The Fishers will
reside at their cottage at Point
Clark.
•Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Cocksworth of
Ailsa Craig were recent visitors in
Lucknow with Susan and Jim
McNaughton. Bert was a baker
here in the early 1950s.
Some residential changes have
occurred in Lucknow over the past
few weeks and months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Priestap and'
family have moved into their new
home just south of Lucknow, just to
the south of their former residence
which has been purchased and is
now, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Grazier and family, who were
residing in the Mullin building on
Main Street. 2,
Mr. and Mri. Bill Bolt and family
moved last weekend to their new
-home- -Elgin Street, purchased
from Gerrie Glenn. They have
resided in an apartment over Greer
•TV 'and Electric..
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Dougherty of
Toronto, Mr. and • Mrs. Don
Thompson and family of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Stonehouse
of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Brian.
Holloway and family, formerly of
Kinloss, have all recently moved
into new homes on Delhi: Street,
south, of Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home.
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