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KINLQUGH
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Recent visitors with •Mr, and
Mrs: William •E. Haldenby . were
NIL. and Mrs Ralph Haldenby,
and son Billie of Opoksville,, Mr,'.
• 'and .• Mrs. NOM4T1 Fry and fan
ily of Georgetawn. e
Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs.
James :M: 'Hodgins,: were Mr. and
Mrs. Bilotti :Snyder of Oregon
and Mr. and 11.11n. Charles Suth-
erland of° Toronto:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schneller'
motored • to Harnilton on Tues-
day,
Mrs. Don .':Gillespie- and 'Baby
daughter „returned home . from
Winglam i'ospital .on Thursday.
The . WA. met on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Jim Smith. The president; Mrs..
Roy'.•Schneller was in 'charge &
the meeting opened with prayer.
The scripture was read by Mrs.
Gertrude Walsh.• Mrs. Tom Hod-
gins.. gave the meditation., The
roll call, was answered with "A
Egatitude." Mrs..: Roy • Schneller
conducted ;a Bible Quiz.' -Mrs.
William: Cox gave the courtesy
• remarks. This being ":a • .work
aneeting • the afternoon was spent
in •quilting.,When . , a • quilt . was
Completed, delicious :, refresh -
'. merits ...were served, by the hos
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T1E' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ' ONTARIO
PURPLE GROVEMrs. Ed Bushell on. Sunday.
Mr, .and • Mrs. Mac Webster,
Mrs. Frank • Dore and . Dianne.
spent. Monday with Mr. and Mrs..
• Gerald Brindley of Riversdale:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Patter-
son attended the Birthday Ban-
quet. ..of the Lady May Rebekah
Sandy and Kenneth and, Mrs.
Violet Webster of Kincardine,
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell,
Bruce • and Betty - of •Lucknq ,
Mr. and. Mrs. Bill. Eadie and
grandsons, Dotuglas • and Kenneth
Lodge in. Owen ..sound, Wednes- Eadie .were Sunday guests of
g • Lorne Cul-`
Mrs. Edith;. Middleton, Miss bert. •
daynight. .. Miss Eva 'and. Mr,
Eva Culbert, Mrs. Andrew Pat- • Mr• . and • Mrs. • Frank Dore,
terson and Mrs. Burton Collins 'Nancy, Ronnie and. Dianne visit-.:
joined with other members of ed 'en 'Sunday .with; Mr, and Mrs.
the 'Ripley Lodge in visiting the Gerald Rhody.
The . ' sixth meeting, of . the
Purple ' Grove "Busy Bakers"
was held at Marlene and Gladys
Gawley's. All repeated the , 4-H
Port Elgin . Rebekah •Lbdge• , on
Tuesday night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Currie,
!Brenda and, Darlene visited with .
Mr. • and Mrs. Burton . Collins, Pledge, Roll call was -- A Sup
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Mr.
per Dish Containing Vegetables.
We discussed uses: of Cereals.
for Supper. Barbara Leeson and
Marlene Gawley cdernoristrated
making avegetable• salad. Nancy.
Leland. Stanley of Millarton Dore'and .Gladys Gawley made
visited at Mr. Norval Stanley's tea biscuits.. Helen McFarlane &
on Monday. Evelyn • Harkness made, Pin
Miss Doreen McLeo was Wheel Biscuit's. Both
d , leaders;
Mrs. Frank Dore and Miss. Mar-
garet Robertson were present.
All enioyed eating the food • that
had' beexi prepared: at the rneet-
ing, for lunch.
Miss Eileen Collins 'spent .Wed-,
heyday, night' with Miss. Joan
Pollock,; Bethel.'
Mr, Robert Emersori spent
Sunday with . Mr. Carl Collins.
`Miss. Margaret Robertson spent
the week -end in' Lucknow with.
Miss Annie McLeod: .•
•Mr., and Mrs. Grey Ramsey of
Toronto visited last week' with
their. .sister and . brother, Mrs
Victoria Smith and Mr. Murray
Campbell:
Mr.: and Mrs'. 'Andrew Patter-.
son 'spentSaturday. with friends
in Barrie.
Little : Miss Barbara Anne For-
ster entertained a :number of her
chums at her.1 tenth birthday
party on May 15th., '
Mrs. Victoria Smith visited
with Mr. and' Mrs. John. Dance
arid -other .relatives ;,in Coiling -
Wood. on Saturday;. • •
•Miss: Mary Anne'Mccosh spent
the weelk-entt'` in 'Or 'ilia ' with 'her
cousin, 'Miss Thelma .Campbell.
Mr. ,Edbunt . Bushell.; returned
home from' °Wirigham Hospital
much improved in health.
'Mrs. George;. Emerson visited.
.friends :in Listowel ''on . Wednes-
day a ,ening.
•' Mrs.3:Frank Dore :entertained
the ° Eventing Auxiliary .: of the
Bervie:'.'United -Church' Wednes
day night:. .
The ' Huron. Township 4=H
Grain .Club met.. at the home T of
Richard ' McCosh on : Tuesday
night. There were 11 . members
present along with '•their. leader,
Mr. Gordon 'Patterson .. and As-
sistant. Leaders, Mr. Francis
Boyle and. Mr. 'Jack (Doriej Mac-
Donald. The next meeting ,will
Abe.. at Mr: 1VIacDonald's ' Home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter :Forster
and Donald were: in London on
Saturday. .
Mrs. .John • McIver, ` Mrs. Vac-
toria Smith, • Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Ramsey • visited ' on ;Wednesday
with. , Mr. and .Mrs. : Wallace
Ribey and family , on. the ,12th of
Bruce. • .
Mr; • and Mrs. Russel Needham,
Mary and; ,Donna; Mr... Walter.
Collins; Messrs. Milton arid Nor-'
val"•Stanley Mrs. Helen Swann,'
Misses Eileen.:Collins, • Marlene
and Gladys Gawley visited with
Mr...and Mrs. Don :McCosh: and
Richard, •
Mr. and Mrs. • Ben Scott spent
•Tuesday • with Mr. and .Mrs.
Prank Currie.
Brenda. Currie returned home,
:after visiting with •Sandra .,Col-
lins.
Mrs. Frank' Stanley and: Mr.
home from • Stratford Teachers':
College for the week -end.'
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Mr. aiici Mrs. Baroid ' Wilkin-
son, Julia,:. Margaret • and 'Robbie
of 'Galt visited with Mr.,. and
Atess One of 'the honorary mein,
bets of the_ W.A,, :.Mrs. J. W.
•Colwell• was surprised with a.
birthday cake and the singing
of "Happy Birthday" it, being
the meeting nearest to her birth
.day. She expressed her thanks
to .the ladies for: their' thought—
fulness in .remembering•her •.
Mr. :and Mrs.,. Russell Need-
ham and girls •of 'Huron visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Archie 'Mc
Farlan'; and .Spence. They also
called :on. Mr. 'and Mrs. Orville
Wilson' and; family and Mr: Jim
Wilson; Con. 14.
The A Y.P;A. •met on . Sunday.
evening with. • Alex• : Hewitt pre-
siding, The meeting. opened •with•
the call. to • worship and the'
hymn "Thisis ' ..my Fathers'
World:;':. Marie Schneller led in
prayer. `The scripture .was read
by Diane Hewitt. Each' member
answered: the roll Call with '"A
Command" given by • our Lord,
Rae . Haldenby, Wayne -Hackett •
and' Alex . Hewitt are to ar-
range for : a. soft ball team •.at the'
request .of. ' the. 'Presbyterian
Young' People. Sheila 'Haldenby,
S'harori Dillon, 'Evelyn ,'Nichol-.,
son and Diane- Hewitt are '•.the
committee to look after :flowers
for .the, Church :border.:'A ;work.
meeting will be planned at a
later date. A Youth Service will
be held on Sunday', June • 19tih at
11:1.5:, Letters :of appreciation
are .to be sent Put by the secre-
tary.: May Boyle gave the topic
and conducted a quiz 'based . on
the Ascension of our Lord Those
taking part in the program were
Donna and .Rae' Haldenby and
Marie Schneller: The.• closing
hymn 'was "Softly "arid : Tender-•
Lunch'•was . served, The next
meeting: • will • be: held al the
home of John and. Donnie Hod-
gins on. June' 5th:,
Mr.'; and Mrs. Bert Nicholson,.'
Evelyn 'Allan and, Lois visited..
on Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Campbell at .Amberley,;
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LASSIES .H.OLD MEETING,
The sixth meeting of the.' ,Col-
wariash ' Learning. Lassies :was
held . at: the home of ,Mary. And-
rew' With Miss Bette Tillman as
the guest... The meeting opened
with the 4-H Pledge, .The next
meeting is to be held at Mrs.
Ritchie's. on 'May .18th. Mrs,
Ritchie read abbot the "Use of
Grouncd • Meat For Variety" and
the meat -loaf which was demon-
strated • for the evening by Mrs.
„Hackett was eaten. Lunch/ was
then served and we completed
the meeting with the singing of
the "Queen."' • . .
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'The Sentinel, is received here
as a . letter: 'It keeps us informed i.
what is going on in and•;around
the . old town. .
• 'I . would like • to comment on
the old , home ' In, Paramount
.where I was born.. That was
March 16th, ,1885,,• so it can be'
seen s that,, 1 ain now past 75...
Carrxeron gCook now owns the old
When we were back there ford
the centennial,. we drove to the
farm and ' found thatthe '•old
house had : been moved.•• I" walk-
ed around: where :it : once' stood!
and had a drink of :water from'
the old •• well 'that ' I helped ,dig
56 years'' ago.' The • old house will
now be about 105' years • old. I
believe people by :the ;,name of
Anderson built it. My grandfa=. i
• ther moved there' about 86 years I
ago. • My father, and. . mother inov-(
ed` there about 77 years ..ago and 1
'I left Lucknow 54 years ago this
miming August:
The.; old .house was moved to
a .place, 1. believe called .Boiler.
Beach soutli " of Kincardine, I
visited the -old house while back
there. 'and was `surprised': how
Sound the logs were. I hope the
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old.. house, will live ' another
hundred . years. It 'was •;.an old
land mark in Paramount., it was
the oldest -house in, that part .of
the country.: Time marches' on
and .great. changes take ''placeas
time goes by, Great changes have'.
taken . place inand around Luck-
now..,..;
. Wishing •'the Lucknow Sentinel
every. success and every body
in and around Lucknow the very
best. • ,
I ' remain, yours ;truly,
G.' v.'..Towle.
ZION'
Mr: and Mrs. George: Bunter.
visited • Sunday with Mr.: and
,Mrs.. Chester Hackett.
Mr. and Mrs. . Wall ' ,Ritchie.
:stent the; week -end ' With Mr,
and Mrs. Robert .Irvin of Dun-
garinon.
Mr. and .Mrs.; John Hunterar d
Raymond'. and Mrs.. Jake Hunter'
visited Sundaywith Mr: ,and,
•Mrs.. Cliff Menary.
Mr. and Mrs:, jinn, Hunter sand •
Wanda. visited .Sunday with Mr.
and.' Mrs. Alex Hackett.
Mr. and . Mrs.: • ..Cliff Hackett
visited Sunday " with. Mr..: and. .
Mrs. Lorne Hackett;' `
Mr. .and Mrs.` Melvin Raynard•'
visited Friday with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Raynard • •
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and church, at' 11 a.mr for • the'
,month "of May..
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