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PAGI SIXTEEN
THE L,00,4011, SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Explorers Had
Interesting Hike
OLIVET NEWS
Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs.
Crosbie, leaders of the Ripley.
United Church Explorers, had an
interesting time last Monday when
they took approximately 18
youngsters between the ages of
9=11 on a hike back through the
bush behind the Black's farrn.
Other than 4 few wet kids they.
all had a good time. A weiner -
roast ended the journey.
• 83rd BIRTHDAY
Mrs. W. R. Hamilton, who has
made her home With Mr, and Mrs.'
Ray Hamilton for the past two
years, •celebrated her 83rd birth-
day on Saturday. 'Visiting with
her were -Mrs. John Fludder and
Dawn,, and Mrs. Gary Hoffman,
Paula and Larry of Lucknow. Mrs.
Leonard McInnes called on her in
the evening.
Several from this community
attended the 4-H Achievement
Day held on Saturday in the
Kincardine District High School.
Mrs. Ray Hamilton is the leader
for the Clover Valley Club and
Mrs. David Elphick Is the assist -•
ant leader.
Janice Reeves and Nancy Mc
, -
quire took part in the entertain-
ment portion of the Junior Vairners
• banquet held in Teeswater on• .
Saturday evening. v.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hamilton who became
brand new grandparents -last
Wednesday„ „. and Mts. Paul
Hamilton bf Hanover are the
• proud parents.of a baby gitl.
•Visiting with Mrs. W. R. Ham-.-
ilton one day last week -was het
brother Dave Million. Mr. Mil-
lion has made his horn for the
past winter'in Goderich with his
daughter. . He returned to Calgar)
at the end of last week.
Mr. And hys. Jack McGuire
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and Brian visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Howe of Listowel on
Sunday.
Miss Joanne Hamilton was in
Tillsonburg this past week end,
where she was a bridesmaid at
the wedding of her girlfriend
Joanne Tully. •'
On Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. David -King of Goderich
called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hamilton and Wendy, and Mrs.
W. R. Hamilton. •
Ernie Coiling is a patient in
Goderich Hospital. The corn-
rnunity wishes him improved
health very soon. •
BRUCELEA HAVEN NEWS
BY,ANDREW .MUIR
The month of April 1973 has
been another busy month for.the
management and staff and, we
think a bit frustrating too, espec,
ially for the staff, as a number of
new residents have arrived during
,April. So to get their nanles,
their location in the Haven, their
places in the dining rooms, likes
and dislikes, and special diets, .
etc. and the increased work due
to greater numbers to feedand
care for must be, to say the least,
a mental and physical strain. I
am sure that we, the residents,
appreciate the patience with and
kindess to us.
Following is a list of new resid-
ents: Mrs. Rebecca Roumey, Mrs.
Wilhelmine Stephens, Mrs. Am-
elia Hardy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Long, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tol-
ton, Mrs. Pearl Dimond, Mrs.
AnnettaSchilroth, Mrs. Aneilia
Morris, Mrs. Lucy Sillick, Mrs.
Verna Wall,. Mrs. ,Ellen Gemmell
Mrs: Laura Chapman, Simon
•Lambertus, Alphonse Zimmer and
Andrew Milne. Miss Sarah Lam
bertus was transferred here from
Gateway in Wiarton.
We mourn the loss,of our -
venerable resident Dan T. Mc- '
Kinnon, a former well known
and 'successful farmer of Kinloss
Township.'
The following services were
held in the Chapel. On April 1st
by Rev. Lake of Mildmay U.C.;
April 8th ,Rev. Dookram, Lutheran,
Walkerton; April 15.th a
communion service was conduct-
ed by Rev. Okell of Baptist
Church and Rev. Strapp of United
Church, Walkerton; on Tuesday
evening, the 10th, by the Gid -
eons of Hanover Camp and on
Good Friday one ofbur residents,
Rev. Irschick, conducted a brief
Easter Service assisted by Miss
Winnie Wrightson at the piano.
On April 3rd the Walkerton
Kinsmen Club gave us a very
interesting evening entertain-.
ment with Jack McDonald in the
chair, Jim Fleming played quite
a few lively tunes: on his violin
with Norbert Zettel accompany-
ing him at the piano. A group
of Jr. Ptiblicc School Band mem-
bers directed by their teacher,
Mrs. Eleanor Smith, played
some very pleasing numbers after
which WM. Shaw displayed his
magician's skill. Robt. Spong
played some tunes on his guitar,
in one of which, "Old McDonald's
Farm" , he was assisted in imitat-
ing some farm animals by three
wee lassies. A lup of expert ,
dancers took part 'a, what seem
to me to be, two very lively and
intricate square dances. Then .
all were treated to ice
cream and chocolate milk.
On April 9th the Giilies Hill
W.I. sponsored an April
birthday party. With Mrs. Friar
in the chair and Mrs. Manery at '
the piano we enjoyed a -singsong
led by,a group of their members.
Mrs. McDermid then
showed on the 'screen some very
interesting,pictures she ha taken
on a recent trip to the British
• Isles and Europe, including the
Passion Play at Oberamergeau.
Gifts were presented to those hav -
ing birthdaysin April including
Wm. Quinnell, Mrs. Erna Guppy,
Mrs. John. -McArthur, Mrs. Winni-
fred Campbell, Wrri Spitzig,
Richard Schuett and Archie
Tolton. At the conclusion of
the program, all were treated to
cake and ice cream and a short
period of visiting with friends
was enjoyed'.
On April 24th we enjoyed an '
afternoon entertainment provided
by the Jackson W.I. with Mrs.
Lloyd McTeer in the chair. We
had a couple of periods of sing
song with Mrs. Annie Green •
leading and Mrs. Walter Spong
playing,the piano. Other num-
bers were a couple of readings
by Mrs. McTeer and several solos
by Mrs. Green. Being treated to
a plentiful and tempting variety
of cooldes and a friendly get to-
gether of friends and relatives.
brought this pleasant event to a
close.
On the evening. of April 30th
we had another very pleasant
event when the. Couples Club •
of the Kincardine United Church
visited with us and really enter-
tained us. The chairman was
Cecil Fry and Mrs. Jerry
Leod officiated at the piano.
The program consisted of seV'eral
WEDNESDAY, MAY
• LANGSIDE
Mr., and Mts. Clifford Yoi
Mrs. Jim Young, Karen and
Liane recently visited Mts,
Broome at Huronview, Clint
Communion service was h
at Langside Presbyterian Chu
Sunday. Robert Bregman, R
Moffat, Russell Young, Ken
Donald Scott and Mrs. Vissn
became mehibers• . •
The first meeting of the
side C.O. C. will be held ne:
Sunday at the hall during the
church service at 12.15.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Bregman
Exeter visited Mr; and klis, I
Bregman and family.
Mrs. Mary Austin of Lond6
visited Mi. and Mrs. Bob Ste
periods of sing -song,
violin selections by H. Harris
accompanied by his wife; in
organ duets by Palmateer Bros
Rythm Band numbers; Duets b
Mr. and Mrs. N. Dunsmoor;
dancing by Percy Gregg; solos
C. Fry and N. Dunsmoor. Es
ially pleasing Was the singing
the old- Scotch song, "Loch Lo
mond" by a venerable men -ib
of the audience , Mrs. Agnes
Bell along with Mr. Dunsmoor
To close the happy.eVent all
joined in singing "Auld Lang
Syne" and "How Great Thou
and a short prayer and the be
diction by Rev. McDowell.
• We welcome to our part ti
nursing staff Mrs. Nancy Co
and next month we hope to.
able to name those whophaver
joined the staff of the various
departments. .
We hear that another one o
our staff, Mrs. McNeill hasp
en herself immune to claustra
phobia and we hope if any ot
do likewise that they will re
the incident even if it is sligh
embarrassing.
So you've done gone and left
Norb Zettel?
You who always seemed inf
• fettel
When with good care
You were trimming our hair
Now we're sure going to miss
• Norb Zettel.
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