The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-05-26, Page 9•WEDNESDAY,. • Mk:. .20h, 190.
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ewitt Is'
Waterloo Graduate
(Khnlough News)
The Convocation for • Waterloo
Lutheran University was held Mon-
day;—May.
on-day►May- 24th, at • 10;00 a.m., :at
the ` Kitchener Memorial Auditor-
ium. Alex Hewitt, son , of 'Mr: and
Mrs. Jack Hewitt, was among the
granduates. Relatives, ' and friends
Attending were 'Mr,and Mrs. Jack
Hewitt and family, Mr. and Mrs:
George, Graham, Mrs: Ray ' Gra-
halt, Mrs. Dean Hewitt, Kinloss;
Mrs, R. W. Stump and Mrs. An-
drews of Walkerton; Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Hewitt of 'Waterford
and ; Dr; Don Mason of St. •Cath-
arines.. We extend congratulations
at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin' Dunn ' and
son Paddy of Toronto spent ;a-
while at their : summer home here.
Keith Malden , and Bill Zettler
spent last Wednesday inHa mil
1? Y m
ton.
Mr.and Mrs, Clayton Rickert
of Breslau, Mr. and " Mrs,. Roman
Halter of Kitchener were recent
visitors with Mr.. •and. Mrs. • Roy
Schneller.
Mrs. Douglas Dahmer and son
Guy of Kincardine :.visited With
Mr: . and Mrs. Walter Breckles
and Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans and
family of Downsview spent ' fhe
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
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THE • LUCKNOW • ;SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Nicho:aaI and' with Mr. And Mrs.
William
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Karl . 'Boyle and'.
Carol and Mrs. William Lloyd of
London visited with Edna and
May Boyle . on Saturday evening.
Mrs John • 'F. ' Schmidt and Mr.
and Mrs. George Gilbert of Strat-
ford visited on`Sunday. with Mrs.
William Cox and Rev. Benson
Cox. .
Mr,' and Mrs. James Ketcha-
baw of. Lucknow visited on ' Sun-
day evening, with 'Mr: ;and Mrs.
Chris Shelton. `•
• Mr. and'. Mrs: Bob; Mclnnes .end
family of Kingsville visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
McInnes* and• Mr. and Mrs.'' Dan
McInnes and family.
We extend aympathy to Mr.
and•. Mrs. Elgin Hogg (nee Marie
Schneller) and family in the pass
mg, •of his father the late, Robert
Hogg of Wingham.. ' The funeral
was held .on Tuesday.
Mr. and •Mrs Roy Schneller
spent Sunday. at the home .of Mr.
and Mrs. ..Elgin ,Hogg ..at r Wing-
ham
The H:W.I. will ' meet . on June
3rd with Mrs. Toni Hodgins and
Mrs. Jim Smith,• as hostesses: Roll
call, "If ' .1 were a Shut-in how
would I like to be remembered";
demonstration on fancy sandwich=
es by Mrs. E. Roberts sof .Luck—.
now; directors,' Mrs. Lyman•' Sut-
ton and' Mrs. William: Eadie. •
Mr. -and :Mrs. John :.Marr ' of
Ridgetown,, Mr:, and : Mrs: Allan
School Children.
Visit Parliament
(Whitechurch:' News)
On Thursday S.S. No.: 9 East
Wawanosh held their bus, trip. to.
Toronto under the supervision of
their teacher, Mrs. Garniss, . and
with.
S.S. No. • ,; � East ,..Wawanosh w •
•
Johnston ' of Glencoe were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Sutton .and"'family.
• Donald Barr of Waterloo;. Percy
Barr of Don .Mills, Mr. and .Mrs„)
George Percy of Listowel visited
with Mrs. John Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hodgins
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob..
Brooks at Wingham. :
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell
and family of Toronto spentthe
week -end with ' Mrs. John ' Bush-
ell. •
Friends of Mrs. P. A. `Murray
will be pleased' to know' that she
is improving and expects to be
home in a few days. Mr. J. R.
Lane, who as also ' a patient in
the .. Wingham and. District hospi-
tal, is much improved.
Week -end visitors:. atthe home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray
were Barbara Murray of Wind-
sor,, Mr. and Mrs. Keith' •McCar- .
ter and . family of.Wallaceburg,.,
Mr. & Mrs. Bob 'Dales and fam-
ily of ,'Rodney, : Mrs., Lorne Krae-
mer and , son Larry of Rexdale.
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their teacher . Mrs. Gordort Bos
man, held their trip.' As .`well as
the• pupils, the . mothers and oth-
er ladies in the 'community Went
along. Both ,buses met at Bramp-
ton and toured together Fort
' perk, Z o o, Airport, ' Riverdale
.Park, and, sat in for half ' an hour
on a ,session, of .Parliament which
Murray Gaunt, MPLa„ for this
part, had arranged • for ..theta.
Grades 6, 7 and' 8 were .allowed
to visit' the parliament and the
•
junior grades were entertained at
the museum across 'the street. •
After the sessipn 'in 'Parliament
Mr, Gaunt had them taken to the:.
cotinmittee • roam where each was
treated to a box lunch. milk and
dixie cup.: They . were also shown
r a guide.
around the grounds by
The pupils ,and mothers extend:
their thanks to Mr.• Gaunt. for his
thoughtfulness in providing the.
educational entertainment a n d
treats for them.