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THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL; LUCKNOW," ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, AUG.' 35th;
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1965
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
door Reunion At
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Friday, the .13th was anything
'but, Unlucky . for School Section
No. 2 West 'Wawanosh Township,.
when perfect .weather ' greeted a
gathering. of about 300 •pupils,
teachers and friends coming back
to ,renew acquaintances...,
The present school will not re -
:'open , in September as . the School
Board : has • decided to ' transport
the pupils for one year to S.S.
No.. • 17 /A new central school is
to be built' and be ready for Sept-
ember, 1966. <;•
• The first •.school was built of
logs -and it was here. that the
sons of the early pioneers : started
their education. Some of t hese
'were grandparents 'of the present
ratepaYers (such as the /Mills,
Finnigan, Bruce, Moss familes) of
this: Section.
The present sc.iool was built ov-
er 100. years ago, just to the north
of the old log,, structure which was
the first school of the , Section, and
was .used, later as ;a woodshed un-
til it was torn down.
The , present school was built
without abasement and heated
with a wood stove•': until 1934 when.
it was raised and a basement, fur-
.race' and -.modern toilets, installed,
• hydro put • °in and a, few.:years lat-
er • a well was drilled.
The evening's Program included
dancing outdoors to the music of
Tiffin's orchestra and was enjoy-
ed by many. Others played cards
in the . school or visited withform-`
er friends.- : There :;was a display
sof pictures of former classes;' one,
of them over 60 years old was
brought by George Wilson who
still resides in the Section.
Ted Mills, : a memberof., the
school board for the past 19 years,
was the master of ceremonies.
Prizes were presented' to the fol,
Oldest pupil present, •George.
Wilson, R.R.•3, Auburn, who was
78. (Several older pupils were
there earlier in the evening . , but
hal left before this part of the
program was he ' ).
Pupil coming ` e; farth'=: t, Har
ry Moss, Pla ' : , le r - miles);
Oldest teacher why had taught
there, Mrs. Ira Merrill, Clinton;_
former Miss. Myrtle Phillips; 'lat-
est teacher, Mrs, Harold Elphick
Lucknow.
Ernest 'Durnin. had' .• chargee of
the cards and prizes were award-
ed to: Ladies' . High, Mrs. George
Hallam,:; R.R. 3, Auburn; Men's
High, . Bob :Hallam; Ladies': Low,
Mrs. ' . Harold' Stanbury, : Auburn;
Men's . Low •went .to ' Warner . An-,
drews Auburn; Most - Lone Hands
Mrs. John. Pepper,Kippen.
The registration was in charge
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of. ' Mrs. Ted Mills, Miss .June.
Mills and Benson Finnigan. Lunch'
was served by ladies ,of the : Sec-
tion. Guests, were present .from
Hens all; Kipper, Plattsvillle, List
owel Clinton, Kitchener, Goder-
ich, Auburn, : Blyth, Dungannon,
Exeter, Detroit, Walkerton, ,:St..
Augustine andLucknow.
This school is situated :on. the
.corner of Donald Durnin's farm
and ' was • first 'known. ,as Oliver's
school. Later'. it was, known as
Prosperity schooland: then Plun-
kett's school when ; Plunkett's own-
ed the farm ' that Mr. Durnin now
owns.
1963`
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First Meeting In
Commuflity Centre
Purple Grove' Women's. Institute'
Purple Grove Women's Instit-
ute met for the first time in the
Community Centre, . for their Aug
gust' meeting, which was in charge
of Mrs. George Harkness and Mrs;
Don Gillies.' Pianist was Mrs.
;Francis Boyle . Mrs. Ben . Scott
read the Scripture passage.'Meth
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hers- answered the Roll • Call ; by
giving a news item on ; Health.
These clean with •hormones ton7
sils,s tooth buds, instead of • den
tures and many new ideas.
The' members were in favour
of taking the Senior Course 'on
Vegetables with a Flair.. Leaders'
will be..chosen later • to go to Luck-.
now on. September 13 and 14. Mrs.
tack Farrell and • Mrs.:.. Mor-
ford MacKay will • act as leaders,
of. "The Club, Girl. 'Entertains."•
Mrs. Wm.. ` Arnold .reported on
the . clay at the Museum. Miss
Margaret Robertson, Mrs.
Edburt Bushell, Catherine 'Bush-
ell and Elda Harkness had a busy,
but enjoyable day, .and were pleas-
ed with the fine appearance of the
Museum and Log Cabin. The
September meeting •• will, be held
on 'the 'regular meeting . day' at.
Mrs.• Morford • MacKay's but in
the evening..
,The program ;: was . in ' ch arge of'
iss Margaret Robertson. All
joined in a .short. sing -song. Songs
were sung by: Anne .Mackay, dIona
Leeson, Valerie. Gillies, Sandra
Collins, ' Margie Collins, Shirley.
Mackay, Gloria . Litt acc@mpani
ed by Pat : Harrison,, : Piano solos
were- played by • Pat and Gloria.
Mrs. " George Emerson had read-
ings on Just- Folks and What• is:,
a Boy?. Mr. and: Mrs; Wm, Walsh
of Kincardine •then showed .:slides
of ' places in Bruce. • County includ-
ing some of our famous sunsets,
and a few pictures of Arizona and:
the Colorado Canyon. Mrs. George
'Emerson expressed the ' thoughts
of everyone , when she thanked
the Walshes.
The. Ripley ladies 'were guests
of the Purple. Grove . Branch and
Mrs. Andrew .Patterson and Mrs:
Joe Scott ;~ conducted contests.
Lunch was served by Mrs :Vic-
toria Smith ,' Mrs. George hark
ness, _ Miss •Margaret • Robertson,'
Mrs. -George Emerson, Mrs. Har'-
vie
ar=vie Thompson and Mrs. Wm: Ar-
nold.
ST. HELENS
Recent visitors with Mr. ' and
Mrs. Wm. 'Purdon were Mr, " and
Mrs. Robert McIntyre of Winona.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McQuillin.
of Toronto were week -end visitors
with his parents, Mr: and Mrs.
Wilfred McQuillin,
Mrs. Della McFarlane of Gun-
li, Manitoba returned this week
after ' visiting with her mother,
Mrs. George Cranston .for three'
Months. •
Miss Mary Smith, of Ottawa and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ord of Windsor
were recent visitors with. Miss W.
D.- Rutherford.
The 'September meeting of the
W.Y. will be ' held on' Thursday,
September 2 at "8:30 in the hall.
Mrs. Toynbee Lamb of Goderich
will he the guest speaker. Motto,
Mrs. Charles McDonald. Sale : of,
Candy, Lunch and Program, Mrs. •
Gordon Lyons and Mrs. Gordon'
McPherson.
CL.EARING
eal Estate and Household Effects
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will beheld for
Mus MARY MocKE+nE
Lot 2'Con.4 Tipp.. of Ashfield,1 mile north of Port Albert
5..�iutduy i,,UgusI 28
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Refrigerator Large .Oil Space Heater and
Stant Dishes " tank
Electric Washing : Machine Chairs Tables
Rangette Electric Rugs
Studio Couch ; . Antique Chest of Drawers
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Phonograph and Records ' Rocking Chair' Fine occasion-`
2 Beds and Mattress al chair ,
MANY ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
REAL ESTATE..
6 -room frame e: ; house with Hydro and bath, drilled ` wed, hen
house, stable,' situated on 2 acres of land.
Sold Subject To Reserve Bid
TERMS CHATTELS. CASH, REAL ESTATE, 10% CASH
BALANCE IN,30 DAYS
MISS 'MARY Mac10ENZIE : D. B BLUE
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PROVINCIAL TAX IN EFFECT'
Hear: President
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'Luckn9 w Presbyterian W.M.S
The Midsummer 'Meeting of the.
Presbyterian Afternoon W.M.S.,
was • held • on Wednesday; August
4th, in the Sunday School Room.
A. goodly number of 'ladies. attend
"ed
_The • meetingopened with Mrs.'
J. Little in thechair, and Miss,.
M. Malcolm , at the:; piano. ' A hymn
was sung and Mrs. Little -gave : a
prayer, -The : 13th, chapter of lst
Corinthians was taken for. the
Scripture Reading and ,was given
by Mrs. J. Little. Mrs. C.. Cook
gave the Bible Study which was
based on "Love", . Christ's ; great,
love for • the world, reflected .by
'His death on the Crdhs. The . Pray-
er Circle was given by Mrs.; P..,
Stewart, Mrs. N. McKenzie, and -
Mrs J. Little. The membersans-
wered : the Roll Call by repeating
a verse from the Book of Esther.
Business was then discussed and
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the visiting committee heard,
from. The Offering was taken, and
prayer followed by Mrs. J. Little.
Solo I Believe in Miracles" was: •
given by Mrs. Forster.
Mrs., °'M. Henderson introduced
the 'guest speaker, Mrs. Andel--
son
nderson of Bellville, and , President of
the: Presbyterial, who spoke on
the conference held there. She
stressed the fact that unless : we
put something -into our work, we
cannot expect to get anything ' out
of it.. Mrs. Little thanked they
speaker, and a very pleasing
piano solo• was rendered by.
Miss M. Malcolm "Come :' Unto
Me". Mrs. W. Porteous thanked
the Guest . Speaker, . Pianist, and
all who took part.
A hymn" was sung, and the
meeting Was brought,to' a close
with :prayer. by Mrs. Johnston.
.It had been arranged that a pic-
nic be heldin connection with the'
meeting and • a lovely supper,
which ' had been prepared.. was
partaken of,: A fellowship hour
was . enjoyed and the ladies dis-
persed to their several homes.
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