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The community. 'extends sym-
pathy to Mrs, William Brewer
:,(nee Gertie .Ross) and family of
Totaonto and Members of the.
Ross family in the• sudden pass-
ing' .of the late William' Brewer,
Congratulations to Miss Elaine
Meyer in placing Second in the
public speaking contest in Tees•
water on Friday evening.•
The children enjoyed the . Hal-
lowe'en Party at the school on
Friday afternoon: •
On • Friday evening, Mr. and.
Mrs; Alex Whytoclt attended the
Silver' Wedding Anniversary of
Mr.
'and... Mrs. William. 'Siessor,.
Bervie.
Mrs. Frank Brown' and. 'Reg':"
spent Tueltlay evening with. Mr.
and Mrs: Orval Wilson and',fam-
Week=end.' visitors.with .:Mrs:
Catherine O'Nei` ere' Miss
Mary Collison, Paul ;Howell,:'
Galt, Mr. Jas Oberle, . •Preston,
Mr. •arid Mrs." -Bob `Fischer and
'Sherry of .Waterloo,: • •
The L.D.H.S.' 'studentsenjoyed
a Hallowe'en Dance in the' school
auditorium Thursday 'evening.'
Hallowe'en passed •.off quietly
in the' community. • There'. were
the usualgobblins and- spooks
calling at the ,houses:. They were
Welcomed .: into the .homes and
given treats.
Mrs. Frank Brown and . Reg:
•accompanied ;by •Mr. , and : Mrs.
Harvey Nicholson, Bervie , spent
Sunday with Mr. and • Mrs. Bob
.Hickmott and. family and 'Mrs.
Hugh Nicholson, London.'
Mr.` and Mrs.:. Jas. ' Graham
and, Mr: • and .Mrs.: Joe Blackbor
row, ,'Hamilton, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. 'Art .Hodgins:
WILL. -REFER TO STREETS
MORE • BY THEIR NAME.'
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cations. by name.
The Women's Institute : under-
took •
nder-took'' a street naming project a
few • years ago, and . possibly if sion we used in trying . to pine -
The Sentinel uses 'street names.,, point a portion of • a. ". certain
by way of locating 'properties, ' street, so. our • readers w,oui l
-' - _- citizens may start: off ours second know' what we were t lkin g
to these signs.
'We were. "taken to task" sev-:
eral months. ago for. the expres-
KINLOUGH
We . extend sympathy 'to. :• Mr.
Wesley 'Guest ` in • the' death .of'.
his ,brother, • the .. late Noble
Guest.
• Mrs.. Irene • MacKenzie • of
Moose J'aw,. • •Saskatchewan has
been visiting with • relatives 'arid
riends in this,vicinity. •
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wrigh t
of Glen ,Orchard visited' during
he week with Mr. and , Mrs.
frank '• Maulden.; • .
A Hallowe'en. party , was' held
of the school'an' Friday- after,•
noon', when the pupils presented
an interesting program.:Judges
tir the costumes were Mrs. Geo.
Graham, Mrs. John . Barr and
Mrs: Jack Hodgins: Prizes .were
iven t� .the following'. pupils:
re -school boy, Brian • Percy;
ire -school' girl, Lois Ann Nichol-
on;. co'rnic girl, • grades,' 1 to 4,
fdnet Bushell; cornice boy,. , Mari-
yn. Bushell; fancy, girl, Heather
Jewitt; fancy boy,' Margaret
nn 'Bushell; grades ', 5. to 8,
omit girl, DianeiHewitt; comic
oy, Donnie Hodgins; fancy girl,
oan' 'Percy; ' fancy boy, ' Barry'
ialdenby, best paper .costumes,
ohn Bushell, • Ronnie Gillespie;
est cloth costumes,, Jim and.
haron. Dillon; best Halloween
ostume; Shirley Bushell, 'Betty
chneller;. ;.best pumpkin, Diane
[ewitt, Barry, Haldenby...
Mrs. 'Katherine 'Collins is •the.
eacher.
Mrs `Jennie , iFrid of• Hamilton
isited with Mr: and . Mrs. Wm.
ox and Rev. Benison' Cox.`
Mrs. .J. W.' ecilWell, spout a
ew days 'with •Mr. arid Mrs. Don
cCosh at Purple .Grove.
Mr. and " Mrs. Glen Moore of
amilton visited , on Sunday
with' Mr. and Mrs.' Archie _Mc-
Farlane . and Spence. , •
Mr. .arid . Mrs .Williarn Cox,
Rev: Benson Cox, •, Mrs.. Irene
MacKenzie, and Mrs: John ,Scott
spent the 'week -end:. With rela_
, tives at London.
The 4th meeting of . the Holy
rood Woollen .:Wonders met at
the home of Barbara Murray on
Saturday,. • Oetober '' 31st. .`The
',meeting opened with the 4-H
Pledge. The . roll call ' was "a
pattern. alteration .and flow to
do: it" was answered by 13` rnern-
bers. Business followed. The
next meeting win.. be: held at
Norma Haldenby's home on Nov
.ember ;7th. A ::new roll call and'
home assignment/ was given. . A
lesson was taught • on putting
darts :in* the :skirts. • After the
close of` the .meeting, apples -were
served by ' • Barbara. • Sharon
Hodgins .thanked- the .hostes.
Mrs.. Mex Smith . 'who has
been hospitalized ' forsome. time
returned to .her home here. "'Wa
wiher improved : health.
Mr. and `Mrs. Carl ,assella of.:
Stratford' called on. friends here
pn Friday evening. '
The Holyrood W.I.. wil. hold
their ' ' annual. ' "At Home" Gni
Thursday .evening at the hall
When .a variety program will be
given and a• social 'tirne follow-•
in'g. •
Mr.. and, Mrs. Ross McTavish
of • Shakespeare, • Mr. and Mrs..
Ted .;C.ope and Danny .of Wood
stock visited on Saturday with
Mrs. John Barr and Donald and
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.with Mr. and Mrs. 'Morley 'Bush-
ell and.. family 1 .•
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HOWARD AGNEW Residences„ 138 •'
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Sentinel readers, May have no-
ticed that..' tore and. more we are'
referring .to streets in the' Village
by :their proper names—although
'there are comparatively, few re -
century of.' existance by 'beconl;- about. In questioning the" ",pro
tester,"' we found that this party
couldn't _ accurately name any
other ' street . than ' the .one' ort
are aware of these signs and ,can' which they lived. And so it'goe5.
ing familiar With these 'names.`
•: 'Our 'observationhas been, that
-strangers to The '• Sepoy 'Town,
be chlrected with 'Coiritparative Maybe we. all need to 'be'educat-
sidents,.: no matter how• long they ease, while a street ' name often ed on. street' names and ' if the
have lived here, who •have. a !'registers a blank with the "nat- ` Sentinel uses them, maybe ' .it
general. knowledge, .of. street 10-. ives,"' who are quite oblivious will, help..
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