The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-13, Page 3AY, JUNE' 13, 197
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Blake, 12 -year-old
and Mrs. Howard
slifield, has returned
War Meinorial Child -
gal, London where he
ent for almost six
wing a tractor accident
ilanFinnigan of Wing-
therecent winner of
heMildtriay Rotary bingo,
rlts. Clarence MacLen.
!inis were recent visitors
George Stuart of LUck-
Mrs. George A. 'Lin-.
Caineron) Oak.Park,
attended the Jewish' •
Saturday evening of
4. PlYn:latith, Michi-
ttriett7encer, Walled
higan at Temple Israel,
finer following the
BollnY BrooThe k Country
young couple
Dileytnoon to Peurto
1(1 Brad] •
.tSuey Nixon of
IldaY with Mr. and
Ittou of Belfast.
Eldon Miller, an employee of
the Lucknow village works depart-
ment, has been,off work for a
short time after undergoing surgery
on his hand in London. Eldy had
some problems with a finger
which necessitated the corrective
surgery.
The Lucknow W,omen's Institute
will hold their regular meeting
on Wednesday evening,. June 20th
at 8 o'clock in the town hall.
Mrs. Janke will speak on "Arthrit-
is" and everyone is invited to
come and hear her.
Mr. and Mrs., Lloyd Phillips of
Milford, Saskatchewan were vis-
itors•recentl with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Alton, Lucknow and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. .Barkwell
and Mrs. Irene Button of Dundas,
Mrs. Mae Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Barkwell, Jack and David
and Lloyd Barkwell of Toronto
attended the funeral of their
uncle Frank J. Hamilton, broth-
er of Mrs. Evelyn Barkwell and
visited with Mrs. Barkwell while
here.
Herman Lanting, proprietor of
Lanting's Bakery, Lucknow has
returned to hospital for further
treatment. In his absence the
store will be closed,
David Kreutzweiser of Lucknow
and Mike Ritchie of .Wyoming •
have joined the full time staff at
Ron Machan Hardware for. the
summer months. Mike is a
brother of Mrs. Ron Machan.
' Mr. and. Mrs. Con Hogan of
Ashfield visited with their son
Kerry and family of Glencoe over
the week end. They were accorn-
• panied by Mrs. William Hogan
of Lucknow who attended the
Hillis -Brady wedding in All Saints
Catholic Church in Strathroy on
Saturday. Mrs. Hillis is a niece
.of Mrs. Hogan's. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and
Billie of Molesworth and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Ferguson of Goder-
ich were visitors on Sunday in •
Lucknow with Mr. ancl,Mrs. Nel-
son Raynard.
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Lloyd Gollan
Died In Toronto
' Lloyd Wilfred Gollan passed
away in Torontg on June 5th in
his 47th year.
was the sort of William Gol-
lan and the late Florence Thom-
son of Lucknow. His mother,
passed away in April 1939.
The body rested at MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel, Lucknow
where funeralservices were held
Friday at 2.30 p.m.
' Left to mourn.his passing are
his father William of Lucknow,
brother Grant of Lucknow, a sis-
ter Phyllis' (Mrs. Bill Ryan), May
(Mrs.Ron Glazier), both of God-
erich; Wilhemien (Mrs. Harvey.
Taylor) of Wingham and Margaret
(Mrs. Carl McClenaghan) of
Whitechurch.
Interment was at South Kinloss
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were three nephews
Doug, Barry and Steve Gollan,
Wm. Ryan, Ron Glazier and Carl
Mc Clenaghan . •
Attend Service
At Kitchener
Mrs. Mary Miller accompan-
ied' her son Allan, his wife Lucy
and their two girls, Susan and •
Karen to Kitchener or, Sunday to
attend St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church service.
• Mrs. Miller's grandson, Dale
Hinschberger, received his first
communion. A dinner was sew,
ed at the Hinschberger home fol-
lowing the service.
Dale had the misfortune to
break his wrist at school a few
weeks ago.
•
MacDONALD - at Wingham and
District Hospital on June 4, to
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDon-
ald, R. R. 2 Holyrood , a son.
STROH - Rev. Don and Louise
'Stroh are happy to announce the
arrival of their second son Robert
John in Pembroke General Hospit-
al on June 5th, 1973, a little .
brother for Andrew and a second
grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
E. Andrew and Mrs. Walter Stroh.