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Paige 21-1.4acksewSfet,Inell Wednesday, January 10, 1979
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ucknow residents
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Holiday visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ritchie were
Mr. and. Mrs. Frank
Rieg-
ling, Craig, Todd, Lisa and
▪ Mark from Whitelaw, North-
ern Alberta; Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron MacAuley and
John, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
MaeAuley, Duncan, .Angus
and Katherine of Ripley and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Millar of
*Barrie.
Mi. and M• rs. Frank Rieg-
ling and family tat for
• Whitelaw, Alberta, after
• spending twoweekt in ruck-
'• now and vicinity,: While here ,
they visited Anne's parents,
Mr. and Nir,s. Frank Rittgliie
and Frank's family, Mr. and
.Mrs. Carl Riegling,Tom and -
Karla Hogan, Max and Hel-
en' Riegling, Ambrose and
Barbara Redmond and their
families. They also spent two
days in Chatharti where they
, visited Frank's grandfather
and other -relatives.,-,.
• Mr: and Mrs. John A.
MacMurchy oflucknow cele-
hrued their siNtietli wedding
• anniversary on January -7*
With' a family, dinner. Both
- are , enjoying. good health.
Their family consists of 3
• daughters, 14 grandchildren
and one'great grandchild:
Mrs. Philip Stewart and
Winnie spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr. 'and. Mrs.
Allan ,SieWart ankfamity in
Bur1inton Mr and .Mrs.
Lloyd Stewart and Greg Of
Dundas; Mr-. ancl.Mrs,.: Jack
Wilson of Oakville also vitit
• ed at Allan Stewart's home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. Leddy,
John O'Connor., Mr. and' •
Mrt... Bruce Thomson and
' family spent :Christinas Day
Christmas for Harvey and
Belle Mole's family was held ,
at the home -of their daugh
ter, Marion Salo in London.
Their son,. Don and his wife,
Kay, and their family, Dan-
ny, Shawn and Donnie were
there from Courtright.
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Lorna campbell and Helen
Thompson have returned
home after spending the
Holiday Season in Windsor
with Mr. and . Mrs. A. R.
Thompson and family.
Upon the termination of
the rUcknow C.B. Club, a
donation of $25.00 was made
to Sepoy ApattIments. This
money,will be used to Ivy a
logbook, a guest book, pic-
tures and other articles to
keepa diary of events taking
Place at the *partments.—.
Mrs. Elizabeth Suter and
Mr. -and Mrs Rod Wraith,
Don, Shelly. and Cheri of
Wingham visited on Sunday
with Rod's mother,. • Mrs.
John Wraith.
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Mrs. Kay Mole and •son,
•Donnie, visited for a 'veek
with her •inlaws, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey 'Mole. •
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MT. and: ,Mrs. Eugene
Pritchard % Casey and Darren
• of 1C1aremon were Christ-
mas weekend visitors with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• John Pritchard andfarniiy
.Gail Pritchard of London also
spent the holidays .with her
parents ' and Mrs. Pearl
Whitehead!, Sheila, Brock
,and Stewart of' Teeswater;
• with Mr, and Mrs: Wayne
• Fear arid boys, Brussels:
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Guests 'during the Christ-
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mas and New Yeat4S season
at the honk of Mr. and •Mrs.
R. Leddy were Mr, and Mrs;
Dennis Leddy., and farnily,
Kitchener, Mr, and'
Ken Leddy and family,St
Augustine, Father E,, Den•
tinger and Brother Carl.
? Kingsbrid.&e, Mr. and Mrst •
Bill Leddy and Tammy, 'God-
, c.•ri :h, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
• Thont.On and family White-
• hurch,, Mr. anti'Mrs. Wayne
Fear and boys. Brussels Mr
• and Mrs. Bill •Andrew and
bolo, Auburn, CarOf Foran,
Si. AugUstine, Mr, and Mrs. -
• Len • Baird; and Mark An-
drew, Wing.ham, Mr.. and
Mrs: Bevin Tiffin .and boy,
Whitechurch, Elilabeth red-
• dy,:Wingliam, Mr. and Mrs.
Danny Leddy and, family,
• L,ucknolk. • •
,• Mrs. Philip Stewart spent
• the past month. with her
• daughter, • Winnie, in Lon -
•'A large crowd attended
• 4hristmas Mass •at eight
o'lock on Christnias Eve.
Carols were sung and a
• procession of children was
• held prior to the Mass which
• was celebrated by Father E.
• Dentinger.
• John O'Connor spent
• Monday with his sifter, Mrs.
Gus.Kinahan, St. Augustine.
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spent Christmas Day' with
Mr. and Mrs. John Pritchard
and family. •
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Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Craw-
ford, Lucknow, spent the
• Christmas season in North •
Vancouver with their &ugh=
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben (Joan) Nikkel, Lorie and
Michele. On their return
• home they. spent a few days
in Hespeler, visiting With
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd'
Keating of Santa Anna, .
California. •'
• Mr.. and Mrs. - Raymond •
dams, Trevor and Steph-
anie of Kitchener and Mrs.
Leo Duggan' and David of
Stayner spent a ,few days
with, their sister. Lenore and
Oliver Glenn and attended
the fufferal of their brother,
Bob Adams.
• Mr. and " Oliver
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
• mond A4atns of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ad-
ams of Whitechurch Mrs.
• -Leo Duggan and David of
Stayner, Mrs. Robert Adams
and family of -Kinloss attend-
ed the funeral in come for
• the late Jack Griffith on• --
Tuesday, January 2. Their
cousin Jack suffered a fatal'
•heart attack on Friday, just
four .hours ,previous to his
cousin Bob. Adams passing
away They were of same
age. The late Mr. Griffith
was never thartied. •
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Visitors for New Year's
supper, with Mr. and Mrs.
*Harvey Mole were Mr. :and
Mrs. Ben Mole of Dungan-
non.
During the Christmas holi-
day, Mr. and Mks. W. F.
McDonald visited with, Mr.
and Mrs. Grahani McDonald
and family, Bill and Anne in
London, 'While there • on .
Christmas- day, Freda and
,Graham received a call via
satellite „from their. son, Jim,
Who is living in a little town
inside the Arctic Circle. Jim
spoke. to each' one present
long enough to wish them all
a happy New' Year. He said
that the temperature that day
was -42' celcius and they had
about four hours .of' daylight
each day. He that
tropical frnrit and f.. esh ve
tables -were flown'
month, dependi
weather • but were
expensive. A head o
flower cost:over $3.00 an a
turkey ftilinid $30.00 to
$40.00. im and another man •
iUn a Hudson Bay store in
•this little town of about 800
people, mostly natives. Jim
expected' to be home for
• Christmas, but his partner
hurt his 'leg and he couldn't'
• gel away, but will be hOme
later. He said he was invited
'ont for 'a turkey dinner 'that
day.
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Don Mole, Dan mid Shawn .
'visited with ,his, mother and
father,, Harvey and .Belle
Mole 'bn'Sunday. • :
Mrs: • Lorne Cook and
,Lorraine Hamilton won the
$1;000 in. the Comet:nifty
Centre Lottery last week.
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