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1WrOir /
nd Mrs, Ralph Aalders and
flucknow motored to
Indiana for the 'Week
e they attended a family
Connie and Loria re-
me With them after
some time in Indiana.
colwellcdaughter of
,olwell of ICinloss and
Joan Ferguson, daugh-
. and Mrs. Lester Fer-
Huron Township left
on a motor trip to.West-
ada.
with Mrs. Sadie Harrill -
the holiday were Mrs.
and Mrs. D. Dean of
Michigan. Callers
and Mrs. E. Martyn of
c; Mrs. M. Crow and
of Westland Michigan;
MacLennan of London;
MacIntyre and Mrs. M.
lucknoW; Don Franks of
Michigan,
AI. Blue of Detroit
week in Lucknow with
Si•Cameron MacDon-.
Rozella Gauley and family of
Winnipeg, ManitolIa spent 10 days
with her mother Mrs. Worden
Howald and Ricky of Lucknow.
Wilfred, P. Snider, B. A . of
Englishtown, New Jersey, who has
had offices several years in Rock-
feller Centre, New York City
where he combined business and
writing, has taken a new position
inDanville ., Illinois.' Mrs. Snid-
er and seven children flew there
Sunday by plane to a large new
home they purchased in Wil-
mette, Illinois.• Wilfred is the •
only grandson of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cameron of this
community.,
Mrs. Aileen Carter of Holyrood
and Mrs. Millicent Carter of
Teeswater attended the 55th wed-
ding anniversary of their aunt and
uncle Mr. and • Mrs. J. M. Martin.
40 Cambira Road South, Goderich
on Thursday,. August 2nd. Mrs.
Martin is the former Maude Cart-
er of Clinton. The Mrs. Carters
are daughters of the late J. A.
Carter of Clinton, brother of Mrs.
MelVille Martin.
Tom, Stewart of R. 'R. 4 Kincar-
dine, formerly of Cuirass, was a
-patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London for a week where
he underwent surgery.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wni.
G. Hunter on Saturday were, Mr.
and Mrs. ,Ken Laidlaw of London,
Mi. and °Mrs. John Bell of Guelph,
Mr1 and Mrs. Dick Reed of Det-
roit, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keane and
family of Stratford. Roy is pres-
ently employed at. Bancroft , Ont -
ario .
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and
three sons, SCott, Ken and Bruce
have. returned to their home in •
Edmonton after visiting in Ottawa
with Dr. and Mrs. Gary Suter and
in Lucknow with her 'Mother Mrs.
Harold Treleaven and her brother
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Treleaven.
Also visiting recently at the '
Treleaven homes. were Dr. and
Mrs. Gary Suter of Ottawa and
Miss Gertrude Crich of Toronto
and 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wrangham
of Peterborough.
Visitors in Lucknow last week
with Mrs. John Emerson were Mr.
and Mrs. Carman Nixon and
family of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Nixon and family of
Stratford and Mts. Torn McDon-
ald of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards,
Dawn, Jeff and Ruth of
Sparta , New Jersey spent last
week at the Garnmie cottage at
Amberley Beach. Mrs. Rae Mur-
ray (Jeanne Richards) and Shawna
of Brampton spent a couple days
with them.
Mrs. 'Noel Mason, Brenda and
Wendy of Brantford visited with
friends in Luclmow last Thursday
and. Friday. Noel, who was once
principal of the Lucknow District
High School, is presently taking a
Summer Course at Ottawa.
Mrs. F. G. MacGregor of
Peterborough spent last week with
Mrs. George Stuart of Luckriow.
Other visitors recently were Mrs.
Neely Todd of Stratford, .Mr. and.
Mrs. Allan Durnin and daughter
Helen of London, Mr. Gordon
MacGregor of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm MacLennan of •
Barrie, Mrs. George Stockholm ,of
Detroit, Mrs. Anne Childress of
Chicago, Mrs. Nancy ThOmas
of Alabama, Miss Thompson of
TorontO.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thornp-
spn of Bowmanville were guests
last week end in Lucknow with
Miss Helen Thompson and attend-
ed the homecoming service in
the LudknoW Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Clark. Finlaysan of Goder-
ich spent three weeks recently in.
England with her daughter Janet,
Mrs. Chris Bargh, Mr. Bargh and
Mary Katharine, who reside there.
Fraser Ashton underwent gall-
bladder surgery in Ottawa last
Tuesday. Susan Thompson of
Lucknow is visiting, for a week
with. Mr.-and Mrs .• Ashton, An- •
toine and Stefanie. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd. Ashton of Lucknow visited •
Sunday and Monday with them.
The Ashton recently built a
new home at ,Lucerne, Quebec ,
near Ottawa, where Fraser is em-
ployed, and moved in June from
Hull, Quebec.
Mr. .and Mrs. Kerry Hogan and
sons Todd and Chad, of Glencoe •
'and' Miss Fay Hogan of London
visited last week end with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan
of Ashfield and other relatives.
Mrs. Grace Ankinman, MTsi.
Lorraine Shimmons, Misses E.
and L. Wettlaufer, and Lyda Sk-
ier, all of Kitchener and*Mr. and.
Mrs. Allan Durnin of London.
were Saturday visitors in
Lucknow with ,Mrs. Grace Camp-
bell. Visitors on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Plunkett and
Kathy of Toronto and MI. and.
Mrs. Lawrence ,Plaetzer, , Larry
and Wanda of Auburn. Wanda
and Kathy remained for a longer.
visit.
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