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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-03-19, Page 7WgOr1ESC►1ty - ARCH' ,-19i�s•1,9at9- ,,;. THELU "1!61 S "i711 :r't: tiC' NO 11 AGNEAS' Kinloss Resident Pharis Mothers #-Y+ear ;- Is W.I. Speaker AGENCY .. ESTABLISHED .z- 1909. . HOWARD: AGNEW MARG AGNEW. AUTOMOBILE` FIRE LIABILITY INVESTMENTS 74°70 GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES COURT CLERK•` ELEVENTH DIVISION : COURT COUNTY 'OF BRUCE • Lucknow, Ontario HAVELOCK STREET OFFICE '—°°, PHONE. 528•2942 QHN BUSHELL The death' occured! :at .the Pinectest Manor Nursing ' Home ,. Lucknow,, on Sunday, March 9 of Mrs..John Bushell., She had, been a patient there, for two months.. Mrs, Bushell was the former Stella. Ann Montgomery,,, daughter' of,the .late Wm'.. N. Montgomery and Mary Ann Brett. 'She was born near Pine River .on July 7 , A year or •two.later her:family' moved to A farm near Kinloss; • where they resided,until their' • • time' of death. She attended school at Kinloss and laier.at Kincardine and taught school for a few .years before her marriage to John Bushell in 1912. Following their marriage theyy resided on a farm on the 14th concession of Kinloss. • .' • Mrs. Bushell was predeceased by'' her husband' on:March 14, 1960and is survived by four sons, Max of Holyrood Perry of Toronto, . . Morley' of Wingham, Dorrald,of 'Kinlough;'.two daughters, Mrs. Herman (Aisla) Fisher of Benmillar, Mrs. Donald (Mabel) McEwan of • KINGSBRID GE.iluclross;twety-fourgradchildren atw.o great' grandchildren . . Funeral,;service was held' at ORNER ,,MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, with Rev: T. J. McKinney of ' 'Teeswater officiating. The pall- bearers were Wm. Burt,,' Frank wiaulden, :Lyman Sutton,• Hu h en . House. Held: g Lane ,'Fred Guest, Tom McI$onald;' • BY GRADES 1 AND 2 KINDERGARTEN They have been talking about, St. Patrick's Day andthey'. made —Shamrocks. Donna: V.,on. Osch is being admitted to London Hospital . GRADES 1Alb 2 • The, Bluebirds are in new readers. We put our easter lilies up on the front board: '•• We watched the splash down of Apollo' 9.• On Friday Mrs. Ferguson and Carol came for a visit. *GRADES .2 AND.3 In art' each pupil made him- -self out Of a 'paper. bag. These each wereplaced in the seats. to greet the, parents GRADES 4AND • 5, They read the -book "Elephant Baby" to Kindergarten and grades 1. and 2. Everyone 'has gained weight since September because they weighed themselves GRADES5AND6 They have coiripieted their, • group'science •projects .on .magnets , light ,'sound , levers,,engines, trees and weather . • ?Experiments were enjoyed and they are looking,::. .forward 'to their next asst` nrnents. g GS RADE 7 AND` 8 • Mr and -,Mrs Cecil Blake. and Mrs.. Chisholm from Dungannon came to see the Historical Book ade-by-g-radei-7 and -8. ' SPORTS Boys' Basketball Champions are Leo Redmond (captain),)oe O'Keefe, Lawrenee,Hogan, Don Ivliltenburg. ,Champions of girls' basketball' are,Lynn Austin (capt- ain), Janice. Foran, Judy Moran,. Bernadine Van Rooy and Janice • Vanderburgh GENERAL Open House was held for parents Wednesday ,afternoon and 'evening. Grade 7 ;and 8 girls made two pictures on the Lenten theme which were displayed in the hall. Happy Holiday everyone, espec'= • tally our teachers. the The eck gular ;monthly meeting .of now Wornen's Institute- was held on March 14th in•the evening; MP. Omar Brooks 'presided for . the business, following the Opening' ' Ode -and -the Mary Stewart, collect .- The roll call was answered 'by "It's better with butter -*give the recipe"Mrs. George Whitby was appointed to attend the District Directors.meeting in Kincardine ' on'March'18th. Reports from: Mrs., Chas. Steward.:'for Cheerio'c.onim= ittee and Mrs. Frank Miller, for Pinecrest were :given. An invit- ation was extended: from Brucelea Haven to attend a meeting on March 20th, and the, Institute voted to -send a donation to Brucelea • Ha.ven.. • The April meeting is to be at 6.30 p ; m ._ commencing with' a, ' pot luck supper.. .Following' the. supper the,annual.reports will be given and Mrs. 'W F. MacDonald,; Mrs•: P. S. Stewart .and Mrs. N. J . MacKenzie,, •nominating comm- ittee will give the new: Slate of - officers. • Mrs. George .Saunders',.convenor. • for they Historical•Research commit'' tee, presided for the program and , read,a'poem ,, "Its'.' hot.the,town ,. its you" The singing of "O Canada . . by the members was followed with the current events 'by Mrs..' Wes: Joynt. `The motto "If you think the world, is°.wrong, don't .forget Custom -Butchering --' Curing-and3moking Cutting; and Wrapping - Sausage ;Making— Fast Freezing • •: . HOGS AND CATTLE ON, MONDAYS , CATTLE ONLY ON; WEDNESDAYS With, Two ...Big. _Coolers, . We. Aro . Able To: Hang Your_ Beef' From 1 To 3 Weeks ,— Whatever Your Requirements. Are For Home Freezers:. We Sell Choke. Home Milled' Beef, Pork 'and. Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices'''- . ALL. MEATS .ARE'.' GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP. _'ST.ORE-: 395-2961 ABATTOIR "'.395.2905. it is made, of people just. like. ;yourself" , was•prepared:,by Mrs. 'Gilbert Frayne:and read by Mrs. Frank Miller. , The guest speaker' was Mr. Pharis Mathers; president of the. Bruce County •Historical Society, who gave a very descriptive talk on the work that the society is doing. in"trying to collect' and. preserve information and• materials, of historic value to Bruce, County, which are.kept in the Society's'` Archives. The first Bruce County .Historical'Society was formed in 1901: and in 1906 aIbook, the History of Bruce County was pub ' • lished . , The second Bruce County Historical Society. was organized: in 1915.. The society has hired: Mr. 'Norman: MacLeod of Toronto and Southampton, to write a • sequel., to the, 1906 History of Bruce County. Mr. and Mrs. ? ' Mathers showed slides of the;many churches in Bruce. County and one roomed• schools which have been. sold and are now•being used for :other purposes. Also many other historical buildings and sights were shown:. Mrs. Clarence Be•1i ,thanked Mr Mathers, for his very informative talk and presented him with a gift. • Lunch was served by the•. host- esses in'eharge following the singing of the "Queen' and "Grace" • =was= REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED .CROSS TO HELP SEED TGRAI Supplies' of top quality seed grain are limited this spring dtye ,the'wet harvest season last year. 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