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PAGE EIGHT
BID FARE.W'ELL, TO
HODGINS FAMILY
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On Saturday 'evening the:rate-.
payers of • S,S. No. 3,w 'gathered.
at 'the 10th .Selhoo1 for a farewell
party for the Hodgins family,
who have left the community and
taken up residence in London.
Euchre was played and dtiring
the lunch. hour Mrs. Roy Graham
,. read An address .to' the Hodgins,
• expressing• regret in hearing of
their• departure from the th
and on behalf of the Section Mrs.
Grant ECkenswiller - .made = the
. presentation of " a beautiful, tri-
light, ' .Maurine thanked everyone
on behalfof Vera.' and ,'Ellwood
and all were invited to come to
London and a welcome ' would
,awaitthem at 983 Dame Street.
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THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU.CK,N'.OW, •ONTARIO'
Following is the address:
Holyrood, Ont., April 16, • 1955
Dear -Maurice; Vera and Ellwood,,
Having learned of your inten-
tion to maker. your home in 'Lon-
don,' we felt we .could, not let
you go •without , Some small' re-
Inembrance from your 10th Con,
neighbors and friends,, of S.S. No.
3. You lyfaurice have spent your
,entire life time here and Vera,
since you .came here a happy
blushing bride. "
We will all miss you. at , ocials
and. any
worthwhile thing our'. _community •you,. :ere each . ready
and, willing, to do your part. We•
realize our :loss, is another's ;'gain,
You 'will. 'make, new friends in
your` neW ' location We, ak you
'to accept this little gift with our
very best .wishes- ',to your, family
for future happirpss.
Friends of •S.S. No: • 3.
....1l11robli1/ 1Iowur in {Ii11iRr,1�R•,�i1l :A�II, �N�1
•N•OTICE ' '•
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mii,AVER,TON WIN 'C' HONORS;;
WHIP LU'tliNOW 4)11-2
agilverton won the Young
Canada Pee Wee >`C" 'champion-
ship'
han-upion-ship' in. Goderich on 'Saturday
morning when they defeated the
Lucknow team 11=2, •
Lucknow were*no: match for
the Milverton :squad•d who dis-•
played;.,an array of speed and
size in the .00ntest, Paul Hender
son scored • both . goals . for Luck -
now with Bob Andrew picking
off one of; the assists. z`hom• Coll-.
yer., a new;oomer to the net mind-,
ing ,job, turned' in an: ettception-:
al' °aperform°"a'nce., in stopping. the.
Milyertori squad. despite the U
goals scored against' *hien.. • w
Lucknow: goal,. Thom Collyer;
'def.; Bob Hunter, Murray Hun
ter; centre, Paul. Henderson
wings,: Bob' Andrew„, /Donald
Kirkland;• alt., Ross Forster, Paul.
berlin, Gary MacDonald; Gary
Joiniston,
Gordon •
MacNay,
Tom
Washey,: Dick Richards.
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• Guy Sparrow w,il be back in
Meaford this. season' at his. same
salary, as last . year : -- $115.00 a
week. A. year •ago• :he : acted as
life' guard., and' swimming; instruc-
tor which,. cut down . theball's
'club's salary share' by 835;00 a
week,
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ring. ' from the : County Town to
Meaford for $3,000 a year,, Which
would give them a•:year round
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DAUGHTERS OF KAIRS.HEA
The first meeting of the. "E'au-
ghters of the Kairsea • in ' their.
naw ''.codrse, . "The : Milky Way",,:
washeld at thehome, of the;
leader,. Mrs. Roulston, on March
5th: '
Three- members and the assist-
ant leader.;
ssist-ant:leader; Mrs C. 'Colwell, were
present. •Home assignments Were
to start .. record books and .write
aut..-meriu, _ underlining foods.
which contained milk
At.' the ,second meeting -of "They
Daughters of the Kairshea" ::we
•went-through.,_the LucknowDairy • .
accompanied by • the . Holyrood 1'
Club• girls.. We Were each given
a :bottle of chocolate mi 1k'and
later our attendance was taken
and the roll ..'called.
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The third meeting of •the , "Dau'
ghters' of:.t'he ;Itairshea” was held
at •the home of'' our .:leader; Mrs.
Colwell; At this txieetirg • the :el-
ection
el ection, of'' officers' was held., re
sulting' Has follows: president,
Marilyn Carruthers; sec., Irene
Roulston press reporter Amelia
Carruthers. ''Trete Roulston • •re; -
viewed• the ." pasteurization' - of-
° milk... A medium white sauce was
then ,,demonstrated { by Amelia
Carruthers and :MTAs., • Colwell
made 'a 'custard. Mrs. Roulston
-',dexnonstra+tedd 'a :scal•loped :dish._.
-.'-`'i he ' 1611. "Do's._ or the -Horne-
Dairy" Was answered by three
members • and lune') was then;
served. •
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.son, :wtho also introduced
:playe •
Other numbers on 'the ' pie-
-gram-included.a piano : duet'by
Joyce . and Elaine MacNay; lad-
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PLAY' A FEATURE' OF.
WA. GROUP ,CONCERT.
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The Sunday School room , pfl
,the United Church was filled on
Friday evening for 'a : very' in
teresting proga am presented un-
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Hcmderson G -'
Group. III of the Wo
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acted as chairman, .extenclint •a ' .,'
'special• .welcornc. to 'some y< ec'c
v=isitors,,' and' paid tribute to Mr:
I,,a,ynard Ackert for his part in
a recent 'indide•nt that 1iad,'rnade
the headlines. : •
The program • featured ari
a'rrnusinti and well enacted play
by the following ca"st, Mrs, liar
vey Webster,' Mrs. Kenneth Cam.
eron, Mrs.. Cliff Crawford„:Mrs.
Orland R:ichards,• Jean Riehardsw,
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Ackert', and' Mrs.. Morgan 'John-
ston;_Rev. G. A. YMeiklejohn' was,
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