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,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stuart
(Ethe,1•Martin)Of R. R. 1:Egan-
ville were visitors last week with
her brothers Fred and coldie Mar-
tin, R.A ".3 Lucknow.'
Mr. 'and Mrs. Chuck McDon-
agh , Anita and Cindy of Oracle,
Arizona are visiting with his `par-1
ents Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDon-
Received Class
Achievement Award agh of Lucknow and other family
Master"Austin O'Donnell spent
the week end in Hamilton with
Mr. and Mrs. Terry O'Donnell at
Mrs. Margaret Paton's home._ On_
Saturday all attended the Proctor
and Gamble annual picnic at
Crystal Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Melva Stewart
Guelph visited with her parents
Mr. arid Mrs. Wilfred Drennan on.
Sunday 'and they all attended the
Hackett Reunion at Ashfield Park.
Jim Webster of Amberley is a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs .4 Charles, Hender-
son and son Brian 'of Toronto visit-
ed on the July 1st week end with
her mother Mrs. Charles Steward,
in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs: Adrian Beros and
baby son Gregory of-W,illowdale,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes of
Kincardine, visited last Thursday
with Mrs. Jack McKendrick.
Recent visitors With Mrs.. Jim
O'Donnell and Austin were Mr.
and Mrs. Bert O'Donnell and fam-
ily of Itexdale.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baulch of
Toronto were recent visitors in
lacknow with Mr: and Mrs. Jack
Jordan and with Miss Elizabeth
Jordan, a patient in Wingharri and
District Hospital.•
Mrs. Oscar Hodgins of Lucknow
returned home on Monday from
Wingham and District-Hospitat,
where, she had been a patient for
a week.'
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pepper
(nee Caroline Mathers) Stephen
,and Jeanette returned-to 'their'
home in Saskatoon on Tuesday.
Caroline, Stephen and Jeanette -
arrived, at Malton Airport on
June 20th for a three week holi-
day and Wayne joined them a
week later fora two week holi-
day with their parents Mr. and.
Mrs.'Pharis Mathers of Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper
-of Mitchell.
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Nth. Jim Nixon of Orlando, .
Florida was a visitor last week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Hackett, Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham moved . on Monday' of last week to GoderiY,
• Mr: and Mrs..: Bill Johnston,
Kirgie and. David Noble were
visitors last week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Johnston,
Lucknow.
Mrs. Philip Stewart speht last
week in London at the home 'of
Miss Winnie Stewart. On Sunday.
July 2nd Winnie had a surprise
birthday party for her mother
and those who spent the day at
her home were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Stewart andGreg of Dun-
das; and ,Mrs. Allan Stewart
of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wilson, Sandra and Ross of Oak-
ville; Mr. Robert Fisher and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompsoh Maudie Fisher of Lucknow;. Mr.
and Aline of Windsor visited the and Mrs. E. A. Reynolds and
first of this week in Lucknow with DOnald of Toronto, In the even-
Misses Helen Thompson kid Lorna---inwail -enjoy-ctra -delicious din-
Campbell. net at Hooks Restaurant.
Bushell were in Goderich last Tues.
day as Mrs. Colling's aunt , Mrs.
Barclow , passed away at the
Huronview Nursing Home.
Miss Joanne Hamilton attended
a shower on Sunday afternoon for
Pam Farrell at the- hone of Debbie
Wilson.
Mrs. Jim O'Donnell• visited
friends at ChatswOrth, Holland
Centre and di'aen Sound. c,
Congratulations to Carol ail-
ling , daughter of •Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Colling, for receiving the
Achievement Award for her class,
at the Milton School.
Mr; and Mrs. Robert Oshorne
Joyce, Joan and Sheila and Mrs.
Elmer Osborne attended the wed-
ding of Miss-Lynda• Reavie and
Wayne Elston in Wingharn United
Church on Saturday, Miss Reavie
is a cousin of Robert Osborne's.
Mary Ann Coiling successfully
passed her Grade Two music exam.
Her teacher is Mrs. Marion Gam-
ble of Ripley. .
Mrs; Melvin Coiling and Bill