The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-08-23, Page 9-WEDNESDAY,-AUGUST23rd, 1967 THE.'LUCKNOW'`SENti:NEL °'.LUCKNOW : ONTARIO = "
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Extended Sympathy
PURPLE GROVE' NEWS
Deepest sympathy is, extended: to
the family and relatives' of the late
Joe Forster, who lostrhis life' sudd-
enly as the result of an accident.
last Friday afternoon, near Fort
Nelson,. B. C.' where he was em-
ployed by the' BSC. Telecommun-
ications., roe was in his 21st year
and. had been employed for this.,
cornpanyfor the. past several {•
months.
Folks will be happy to hear Don'
McCosh returned to his home on.:.
Thursday after; spending three .
weeks in Kincardine hospital,, •
Visitors last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph Hill were Mr. •and'Mrs.
Jack Emerson and Cecil Hill.
David, C., ampbell of London spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
George. Emerson, Boband Ronnie.
Don Dorespent last night with ,
Mr. and Mrs'. William Wood and
family. of Port. Severn., Jimmie's'.
'Cathy and Vicki made the return
tripwith their dad. Miss 'Beth
Wood also returned to the _ Grove
fora couple'of weeks.
Recent 'visitors with Mr', and Mrs..
Norval Stanley. and Fred were Mrs.
Helen Swan, Milton Stanley, Lyle
Smith and M'rs' Wilfred Trayer.all
of London , .Mrs. A . Blue of ,Paisley
and Miss Dianna. Doupe of Bradford
Mrs;.: William . McInnes. and Linda
visited' on Thursday afternoon1with
Mrs:•. Don Dore and Frankie and
were dinner guests that evening
with Mr. and Mrs Don 'McCosh. •
Mr, and:. Mrs. Walter Forster,. -Mr .
and .`Mrs '. Gordon Patterson,' Mr.
and Mrs,: Jack Farrell ,and Mrs. Hert
Farrell were among those from here
who attended the family gathering`
held by Mr. and Mrs Frank Col•
w ell of . Kinloss to welcome' Frank's.
brother and family, ,Mr, and Mrs..
Elmo .Colwell of North , Battleford .on
Wedne§day evening..' '
Kerry Boyle spent last week at
camp Miramtichi at Port Elgin
Walter . Collins: and Cecil Hill
Visited on Wednesdayevening. with
Mr and Mrs George; Emerson- and,
boys
Visitors,' lastweek with Frankie,
Dore were Mary Helen and Judy
McDonald, Lisa Collins and Sandra
and Brian. Reid. Frankie spent 'Thur-
sday afternoon with Marilyn Rhody:
Dianne'Dore returned to Teeswat-.
er on Friday after spending some.
time with Mrs Don McCosh.
Mr. and' Mrs. Burton -Collins, San
dra, and• Margie attendedthe
wedding of Sheila Patterson and.
Keith Hubbard•.in i.ondon,on Saturn'
say H:
LaHnLsH
Mrs. Ewan MacLean: was judge at
the Lucknow Horticultural Society
Flower show or' 'Friday.
Mrs.. Oliver McCharles. arid Mrs•.'
David Elphick:were 'judgs at the
Flower show in .Hanover ori
Saturday
Rod Finlayson,; John McCharles
and. Finlay IylaeLennan visited at
their homes during the week -end: •
Mrs: Leeson spent a few days .with
.her daughter Mrs ;Jack/Elphick,.
Visiting Mr'. and Mrs... Oliver
'McCharles during the past week
were Mr. and' Mrs. Neil McGill
ivray,. Alvin.. McGillivray and
Charlotte' Steell of 'San Jose, Cali-
fornia,
,Mrs. Sadie Blue returned to her
home in Detroit on Sunday 'after
spending.' a few weeks at her
•cottage. at Amberley. .
Mr, and: Mrs. Warren Wylds and.
family spent Sunday in St..Marys'.
with Mrs. Alfred Stone. Donna
Wylds returned home with thein
after a holiday with her gtandmoth
er.
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PAGE NINE
Adv�cat.d Children •Be Transported To •
Central Schools By Horse -Drawn Vans
"New trends. in. Edt cation" was
the topic or an address given by,
Keith Waldie , I, P. S. of Bruce
South Schools. when he spoke to
the members .of Purple, Grove •
Women's Institute at their ,August.
meeting. lie mentioned that what
appears new , has often been talked
about for years. To prove his point
hey read an article from a 19x07 •
weekly telling of an_address .give'n
by W.D. Chisholm at. a Farmers'
Institute meeting held in Ripley,:
where he talked of the advantages •
of Central Schools At .this ,time
they, were advocating wringing the
children by horse-drawn vans from
an aria of 5 miles. ;Children 'to'-
day learn a lot from Television
and travel'. 'It's the world and way
of ;living that brings changes : * One
new trend is to put elementary and
secondary education on an equal
footing and under ,one Board, Soon
all elementary' teachers will need
a B, A. This is 'why Teachers
Colleges are being built adjacent
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to•Unversities. There will be
• more 'education by television. Ed-
ucationis trying to equip the child
to•live in ourmodern age.: Great
stress has been placed' on science
but` science hasn't all the answers
•on'how people>can live together.
The,home and school must provide
these' answers.;;
Mr. W.aldie was introduced by
Mrs. Francis' Boyle and thanked
by Mrs. George Emerson. The
President welcomed: guests from •
Kairshea and Silver "Lake Institutes:.
Mrs. Jack Farrell and Mrs.
Elliott will act Al leaders; for the:
next 4-1-I Homernaking Club. For.
her report on Agriculture, Mrs.,
Don Dore read 'a newspaper
clipping of 1886 on. Silos...
The September 'meeting• fwxll be
held, in the Comrrun ity Centre
again with. Mrs: George Emerson
as hostess..
Mfs., bon, McCosh was, ,Convener
for the, program. Mrs. Cecil
Sutton led in singing. Contests
were conducted: by Mrs. McCosh,
assisted •by Betty' Colwell and
'Dianne Dore Betty -Colwell read'a
humorous poem on "How Paddy
:Stole 'the Rope". Heather and Kerry
'Boyle "sang a duet, accoMpanied iy
their mother: Two guests. Mrs: Jas
MCEwan and'Mrs Ray Stanley con
ducted a humorous, skit; followed
by a humorous reading by. Mrs.
McCosh . -Everyone then spent a
pleasant time visiting together..Mrs
Currie Colwell and Mrs.. Ted
Collyer fudged the candy .contest:.
Mrs : Hpward Thompson made.ihe '
best •candy.
The. hostess Mrs.' Don Dore was
assisted by Mrs'. Cecil Sutton and
Mrs.. Earl Elliott, '
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