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BIEMAN 'to Neil and Nancy
(Chisholm)" Bieman of R. R. 1-
Belgrave at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Monday, October 4th,
1976, a daughter, Miranda Joan.
PHILLIPS - Glen and Carolyn
Phillips ,(nee Macgillivray) of
Goderic.h • are happy to announce
the birth of their son, • Mark.
Bradley, .9' lbs. 6 oz., at Goderich
Hospital on Monday, October 11th,
1976.
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Tuesday, October 9th
I SEE . .
By The Sentinel
THAT
Andy Gaunt of West NN awanosh,
noted Shorthorn ,cattle breeder,
had the supreme- champion bull at
Teeswater Fall Fair Saturday.
There• were 'eight' herds entered at
Teeswater. Andy had earlier won
the same award at Owen Sound
Fair.
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Bacon
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Mrs. Jane Hughes of Paisley,
Scotland spent two weeks with her
daughter and family, Mrs. John
Nicolson, R, 1 Holyrood.
Mrs. Arabell Bushell of. Clinton,
formerly of Lucknow, left last
Sunday for Lakeland,. Florida,
where she will spend the winter.
Gerald Rhody of Holyrood was a
winner of t25 in the September 30
Wintario draw.
Ken Laidlaw of Lucknow is home
from Wingham and District Hosp-
ital where he was a patient for two
weeks. ' -
Elizabeth Newbold, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Newbold of
Lucknow, left recently for Saskat-
chewan, where she has secured a
position at St. Paul's Hospital in
Saskatoon. Elizabeth graduated
this past spring from ,University .of
Windsor with a degree in nursing.
Mr. and Mrs: Fred MacLeod of
Benton, Kentucky visited the past
week with his sister, Mrs. Harry
Nixon and in Wingham with his
brother• Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacLeod and other relatives.'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grain of Pilot
Mound, Manitoba visited this past
week with their cousins 'Mr. • and
Mrs. E. W. Rice, LucknovV.
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Mrs. Ed Thom of Lucknow, a
patient at St. Joseph's_ Hospital,
London for, ten days, where she
underwent surgery following a hip
fracture, was moved on Friday of
last week tb Wingham and District
Hospital.'
,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Humphrey,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook and Mr.
and •Mrs. Charlie McDonald, all of
Lucknow, spent last weekend in
Sarnia where they attended the
wedding, of Barry Gillespie and
Debbie Thompson at the High
Park United Church and the
reception at the Lambton Shrine
Club. On Sunday they attended the
church service at the Paricer Street
United Church and afterwards
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gillespie for a Thanksgiving
dinner for forty guests served at
the church.
,Mrs. Mary Graham df Fordwich
and Mrs. Betsy Crawford of Tara
were dinner guests last week with
Mr. and 'Mrs. E. W. Rice,
Lucknow.
Keith McDonald and daughter
Mrs. Jean Howard from Saskatobn;
Allan McDonald and daughter
Mrs: Vera McConnel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil McDonald from Port
Elgin, visited recently with Mrs.
Maybelle Campbell and Mrs. Sadie
Hamilton of Lucknow. The visitors
are firstcousins of Mr. Campbell.
SHEPPARD - WILKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
are happy to announce the, forth-
coming marriage of their daughter,
Barbara °relic to Mr. James
Arthur Sheppard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James P. Sheppard, Cam
bridge, Galt. The wedding will
take place-on Saturday, October 23,
1976 in the Lucknow United Church
at 4.00 p.m. <,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Barrett and
family of Toronto spent last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacKenzie, R. R. 3 Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. E. • Marlyn of
Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. .Bryan
Choppel, Cherrie and Donna Marie
of Exeter visited with Mrs. Sadie
Hamilton, Lucknow.
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Thanksgiving visitors with' Mri.
Harold • Treleaven and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Treleaven, Lucknow
were Miss GettrUde .Crich of
Toronto, Dr. and Mrs. Gary Suter
of Ottawa and Mrs. Elizabeth Suter
of Wingham.
Mrs. L. C, Thompson and
Joanne Thompson of Lucknow
spent the holiday weekend • in,
Norwood with Mr. .and Mrs. Ron
Rothwell.
GREEN GIANT
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LYSOL
Toilet Bowl Crystals 87t
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BROWNIE
f ait, .7' NEWS
Lucknow Brownies , held
their third meeting of the year on
Tuesday, October .5. Mrs. Bruce
Hamilton led the Brownies in a
sing-song until the leaders arrived.
Brownie Ring was held after which
the girls went back to their corners
to mark their books. A' scavenger
hunt was held with all the girls
particpating. A game of "Lad-
ders" was then' played. The
meeting closed with the squeeze
and taps.
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