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RED WHITE STOREPHONE
Alex MacKenzie of Luck -
d Mr, and Mrs. Farish
of Wingham spent a week
, and Mrs. .Gordon Moffat
ily of Oakville at the
at Minden.
Ed Thom of Lucknow is a
in Wingham and District
1, She was admitted? on
y of this week.
MacMillan of Watford
ly of Lucknow and Kinloss,
gin Wingham with his
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Camp -
family,
and Mrs. H. Aiken
Greer) of Odessa visited
Mrs, Clarence Greer,
II, for a couple of weeks,
Ann Hackett and her friend
Greaves of London spent a
vacation at Tobermory and
lin, Ann remained with
ts Mr. and Mrs. Eric,
for the second part of the
n, Ann has been employ-
stliner with Etudson's
Salon in London and will
6Fanshawe College later
tocomplete her course in
ling
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Mrs. Earl Wightman spent last
week in Niagara Falis with Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Wightman and
attended the graduation of her
granddaughter Miss Sheila Wight -
man at Seneca College. Willow -
dale.
Mrs. William Irvin of Ashfield
Township suffered a heart attack
at her home on August 15th and is
a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fear and
family of Brussels and Mr./and
Mrs. Bill Andrews of Auburn visit-
ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Leddy, Lucknow. after returning
home from a trip to the Western
Provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter of
Lucknow visited last week end in
Trenton with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Hunter and family and in Lindsay
with Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Tre-
leaven.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Linley
(Grace Cameron) of Oak Park,
Michigan, attended the wedding
Sunday evening, August 18th of
Susan Alice. Hersen and Barry
Howard Gross at the B'nai Moshe
Temple, Oak Park ,' Michigan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy
of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs: Bruce
Thomson and family of White-
church, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Leddy
and family of St. Augustine, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Andrews and family
of Auburn visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Leddy of Goderich. During
the afternoon they visited the
"Old jail" and "The Museum".
Edward Helwig and /family of
California were callers in
Lucknow one day last week. Ed-
ward's mother, the late Mrs. Wm.
Helwig of Winnipeg was the
former Etta Thompson of Lucknow.
John Nixon and family of !3e1 -
grave, Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Nixon and family of London,
Wayne Nixon of Ripley, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Nixon and family
of Stratford, visited on the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Nixon of Belfast.
Debbie Bolt, Nancy Thompson,
Lorna Boyle, Ettabelle MacDon-
ald and Susan Thompson spent the
past two weeks at Doe Lake, Prov-
incial Girl Guide Camp. Lori
McKim, Lisa Peterson, Faye Ann
Forster and Marian Raynard each
spent one week in August at the
same camp. Kathryn McKim,
Cathy Brooks and Edith Greer .
spent a week this summer at Girl
Guide Camp at Keewaydin (the
12th of Ashfield. •
• Family Reunion At ling was held, a new slate of offic-'
Brookside School
About 105, people gathered at
Brookside Public School on Sunda
August llth, to attend the Alton -
Errington Reunion. During the
afternoon both children and adult
ers installed for 1975; President ,
Ivan and Jean Henderson; 1st Vice,
Jim and Margaret Errington; Sec-
Treas'. , Harold and Isabel Adamsi,
Sports, Neil and Audrey Dale,
y, Rick and Diane Park, Terry and
Penny Hodges; Kitchen Committee,
13ill and Cora Caesar,, Wilfred and
Annabelle Black.
enjoyed races, games and base-
ball.
President Harold Adams wel-
comed everyone and led the group
in thesinging of Grace. Every-
one then enjoyed a delicious pic-
nic supper. A short business meet-
Donalda Thompson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson,
Lucknow, visited the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron and family in Lucknow.
Chief Petty Officer R.C.N.
George Nebster and his wife and
3 sons John, Matthew and Mark
of Halifax, Nova Scotia ,,have
been visiting With his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Webster in Luck -
now, for the past two weeks'.
While here they enjoyed a family
dinner at the Mayfair Restaurant
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and
Richard,.Randy and Dale of Ford -
wich, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Pym , Jason and Jennifer, of St.
Catharines. Three wedding anni-
versaries and five birthdays were
celebrated.
CROCKETT - PENTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pentland
of Dungannon announce the Aug-
ust 16th marriage of their daugh-
ter Norma Jean to Mr. Hugh J.
Crockett of Sudbury, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Crockett of London.
The couple will be residing in Sud
bury on their return from a honey -
Moon in the French Caribbean.
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Mc.IENZIE - CUDMORE
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore,
Clinton are pleased to'announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Helen Louise to John
Edward McKenzie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don McKenzie, R. R. 1
Dungannon. The marriage will
take place Saturday, September
28th, 1974 at the Clinton Ontario
Street United Church at 4.00 p.m.
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