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1sAGr8 TVio THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO,
WEDNESDAY, AUG.18th, 1965
DUNG'ANNON..
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson had.
as recent visitors Mr: and Mrs.
• Wdliam Waterfield of Islay, Al-
berta accompaniedby Mr. and
Mrs.; George 'Harrison •of Wain-
wright
ain-Wright Alta. 'Mr: Anderson Worked.
for Mr. Waterfield when . they
took their trailer trip 4 years. ago;
Mr. and Mrs, Tom. 'Park : spent •
Sunday in.: Auburn with. Mrs
Park's, sister'' Mrs. George Lawlor
: And Mr . Lawlor:
• Ile Pat Ann Park returned
home•, from . Goderich " hospital on'
Thursday ' after, • extensive obser-'
Yatton; •
mics,';Fred King and; son °:Biill
Visited with Mr:. King in Westmin-
ster- hospital on Sunday. He.' un
derWent open heart surgery_ on
' Monday. They were accompanied
by :Mrs Norman Pyrah whose.
husband is' also, confined to West --
Minster for. extensive treatment.
It -Si -hoped they will both be home ..
Visitors with ' Mr. and Mrs..,
Earl Yule and family ' on Sunday
were . Mr. and Mrs. Rudy La
ita:at:de, David, Donna, Paul ;and
Bradley of • Waterloo,. •
Mr. • and ; Mrs. , Gordon Schultz
and'' . girls visited: on- Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and/Mrs., Bob;
Barlle : at Molesworth. :'•
EDGAR: HODGES Fryfogle --McDonald
Funeral services were .Meld' on Mr: and: Mrs., ` Charles ' McDon-
Tuesday, August 10th for Edgar. ald of R.R. 2-Lucknow, announce
Hodges: who', died at his: home, in they engagement of , their daughter.
Clinton at the age of 77. Gladys ' Irene to Mr. John Chris
Bora m. Alma Township . near topher..Fryfogle, son of Mr. and`.
as • ,the Mrs.' Jack°. Mus ve of Walkerton.
Moncton � April 1888,'hew l� . � • .
eldest sun, of the ;lam , George Hod•:. The . marriage , will take place -on
ges and ,Matilda .;Kitchen He was. Saturday, September 'the ' 11th at•
never marr•ied. • He is survived ;by 2 p.m.: m.,the. United Church at St:
one brotherMervin of Pt.; Albert Helen's.
•NNolloo•E•E•••••G•GEG••••••BE•Oloiii0000000
and one sister ' MC. Poer
of Gadshill.
Services were held :from Bali
and Mutch Funeral. Home Clin-
tong Interment followed in Logan
Township Cemetery.
SENTINEL ADS
GET F^A-S-T RESULTS.
ENGAGEMENTS
Amalce Germans
Mr. and ' Mrs. . George , Germann
of Niagara" 'Falls: announce the en-
gagement,. of ' their . 'daughter,
Ute. Germain', to ' Harold ' James
Blake, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 'Cec
. Blake of .Dungannon,' Ontario.
The. .wedding will 'take place :on
September ' the , . eleventh' ,in . St.
's h
Niagara .Falls,:. at .: two -thirty.
o'cPaullock,,EnglisLutheran Church,
Stirling Newbold
Mr'. ' and" Mrs.. George A. New-
bold,. Lucknow, . Ontario *announce
the' engagement of their , daugh-
ter, Shirley. Anne to James ,.Mil-
ton Stirling, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick' P. Stirling, St.. Thong
as, Ontario.' The marriage , will
takeplace in the Lucknew Unit-
ed . Church September 11, 1965 at.
3:00 p.m.
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BACK TO .WORK!
We don't find coming' back to
work after two weeks holidays
an easy chore. TO be free of res-
ponsibility .•and ..deadlines ' for a.
two week 'period made us realize
:how pleasant living: can be, but
with :the ' holiday= periodnow past
history,' we realize' that we must'
keep punching the typewriter keys
once .more.'
Our holidays 'provided very lit-
tle excitement but• art• did offer two.
leisurely 'weeks -during ;which ,tune.
we became acquainted with our.'
children again, enjoyed a.' short
motor trip and spent some time at
the . beach.
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• We called. on Allan : McQuillan in
Victoria Hospital in 'London and
found Allan feeling quite well des-
pite his serious 'illness of a few.
weeks •before. ' Allan . has been, off
work for ' src weeks now at ':the
Sentinel and things have not been:
the easiest around the shop. While''
at Victoria. we called on the,. only
two other people we could think
of as patients, Mrs. Rory MacDop-
ald '',of' Dungannon and. Mrs. Phil-
lip MacMillan of Lucknow.
The. 'Sentinel , has seriously been
considering a change in' its meth-
od of ` production that might 'r. al-
leviate some of our Tabour prob-
lems. While ,in London' we visited
a firm' who ..are engaged in the
printing of weekly newspapers
and we liked ' what, we - saw. More.
will likely be heardabout this in'
the; ' future, .
A''haif .hour visit to. 'Port .:
Stan-
ley
made ',us..a preciate the clean,
tidy beaches of Lake :.Huron. 'We
understand Port Stanley used to
be. 'one of . "the" summer ' spots, -
but we are sure it hasn't 'changed
in the last , 25 years, including' the
painton. many buildings. '.In St.
Thomas . we had°. a • brief visit , with
;William ' Kelso who: operates a'
,hardware' business there. , Mrs.
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LUCKN.OW'.
Kelso trained as : a nurse . ' with.
Mom. at Guelph.
Taking a route neither of us
had travelledbefore, we . called
on weekly newspaper friends at
Dutton . 'and Rodney. ' /We were
quite ' surprised , at' -. the lack of
motel accomodation along . the
Lake' Erie shoreand except for:
a few motels and cabins in the
larger towns, ' .fount :•a definite
lack of accomodation.- Motels at.
Leamington were full, partly to'do.
With the Leamington '' Fair , being
on, and we were very lucky .,to.
get a• place to stay. A visit to the,
Leamington Fair, was quite inter-
esting a and ' despite the fact that
we were there the same . day , as
Mr. and Mrs.: Oliver McCharles
of :' Lochalsh, we . did . not • run in-
to them.. .
We, visited briefly in Leaming-
ton with a great, aunts Mrs.' Hilda,
James. She was formerly,' Hilda
Campbell and is the widow of El-
liott. Miller of this community:
We also visited" briefly with Miss
Florence Clark . of ' Leamington, a
cousin of Mrs. James : ' and a
daughter . of the late J C. .Clark
who operated. the Royal Hotel on gone.• ;. .
'the site sof the, present arena here.
in-Lucknow. ' . •
•.. call at the . home sof ,Rev..: •and,
:Mrs.. Gordon Geiger' at Essex' re-
ceived no :.answer as the :Geiger'
.family were vacationing at .Inver
huron. An afternoon . 'and dinner
was enjoyed at. Windsor at':the'
:BIRTHShome` of uncle and aunt Bob. and'
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Edith' Thompson and children,,'
PURVES'= to Mr � and Mrs: El -
John',' :and Robert: : liott. Purves '• of ` • ' London; ` August:.'.
* ' * *'. • 'lith'; ,a girl, Lyla Ilene, a sister.
A couple of days in the Detroit for Alec'` and Bonnie;
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and Port Huron areas were spent.
and before returning home'we cal- •
led on Mr. and Mrs. Al Irwin and
Warren, at Sarnia.' -Al and. Mary
also , had another visitor, .'Marilyn
Irwin, daughter of Mr: 'and Mrs. •
Elwood Irwin ' of ' Wingham..
Enroute home we had a short
visit' with Bev's great auant,' Mrs.
Nellie Scott who is : in ; a, nursing
'home in Hensall and ' who wished'
to be remembered to friends . in..
Lucknow. She ' resided in the vil-
lage for a ' number of .years. "Aunt.
Nellie", as she is 'known• to most
everyone, was 89 years of `' age' on
August 10.'•
During .our holiday period we
had '..a . ' chance to visit Harrison:.
Park in Owen Sound, a real 'cre-
dit
credit' to that city and `.a wonderful
Spot . to entertain the • kids.
The `'remaining part' of the. Sent-
inel- ,vacation was spent at: the
family'' cottages at : Amberley
Beach and despite the ':fact that.
it. is close to home, it ` has no :tele-
phone and offers facilities for .. a
quiet holiday. :We., hope you've
missed the Sentinel while we were; .
SORRY!
Dae to an .accumulation of •
news' over the ;holidays, we have
been forced to leave: a 'number .of .
interesting . itemsover until next
week
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• Starring: Annette Funicello, ,Dwayne Hickman, Buster Keaton, o'
.. Harvey Lembeck, Mickey, Rooney . ;
• See the thrills . and "spills in the wildest motorcycle race ever L
• ; run, One show on Wednesday, and ' Thursday at 8:00 .and. -2 • •
• shows Friday at 7:15 and 9:15. •
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AUGUST 21-2344 . i'.
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• Staying: Patrick;, McGeehan, Susan Hampshire ,,
• An amazing- cat and an amazing picture' —.Thrills and, fun "
follow . Thomasina wherever she goes. There will, be '2 , shows • .
• on Saturday at 7:15. and 9:15:' One show at 8:00 on Monday' and :
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TUE. WED., D., THUR., Aug: 24.25.26 • WED.; THUR., FR1., • AUGUST 25.2641 e`
"• . "ClarreNce The'Crosse� drma� - a one : .•
Jack Lemon, Shirley. McLean
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• a 'teenager and the lion •to. get them to the altar. One show on •'
• Wednesday and Thursday at 8:00, Two :shows on Friday at' .
• 7:15 ,and 9:18: •
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