HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-09, Page 10Grand ladies of Kini*
celebrate special d�yS
by Put Livingston
The many friends of
Edna and May Bayle, of
Knlough, gathered on
Sunday to offer best
wishes and show their
respect for these two
grand ladies.
Both Edna and May
mark milestones in theirs
livesthis utonth. May
was 90 on Oct. 4 and
Edna turns 95 years
young on Oct. 17.
The Boylesisters were
born on the 12th
Concession, two miles
west of Kinlough, and.
have spent their whole.
lives in the area.
They were Students at
S.S. #2 Kinloss..
dna's live of music
has been shred With the:
community Since she was
13, when: she started
playing the organ at the
K n ou; h Anglican , ,
Church.:. he officially'
retired in ;1994, but.eeca-.
signally will stilt be::.
called,upon to play.. Edna
shared ,.her', talents with
various =:.students in
teachin .' apaczty
until 1976 °
ay'svtnvec f`eom
airy has leen .vide
throughout' her life, From
`helping look aft chtl
dren,. those ailingd an
many other ways, she is
truly''j�j���a))■�y{community per-
son. Doris Eadie, a' for-
mer Kinloss resident,
recalled how many years
ago she and her late. hus-
band" Lorne went away
and May came to the
house to look after the
Eadie kids.
h inlaugh has been,
I
ke!!t the nein hese
two lathes for11111Fr 40
years. In .lune of 1995,.
they were the recipients
of the Ontario
Community Newspaper
Association's Bronze
Quill Award. The Boyle
sisters continue to write
the Kinlough news
always meeting their
weekly deadline.
Many happy returns to
you wonderful ladies.
e Berle slater w Edna . (left and May were
honored at an open house on Sunday Edna
#titanson Oct. 17 and May was 90 on Oct.
U vlogstwn photo)
Wednesday evening
about 20. mem rs of the
Purple Grove ;'U omen's_t
• : stitute met at the, coni -
r> unity 'centre for
monthly meetirl g,
Special guests or t
ening were Carol:
Weigle of the :Wkerton
Office of Home and
C mmunity' . �` Suppt rr+t
Service of i ey-Bruce,,
wh 'explainer the set-
vice' available for
seniors or homebound
citizens, itiiieed Of trans**
portation to 'and from
appointments for shop-
ping or -:just from one
spot to another; help `with -
minor. domestic .chores
too bigordiffi.+cuit to
handle and otherthings
to help maintain indepen-
dence.
Melani Franceary of
Kincardine's Day Away.
Program, explained the
program carried . out
twice a week °giving,
seniorrs a chance to: get a
break from home and
Thompson spent the. MelUWdy..
venin,
aur1 and Seaar pander.
Several residents of
uirprle G rove .he f ted
dna and .lay Boyle cel
ebrrate their birr hda s
enjoy' "the company Qf� y',.
Baugh thus past -week
their contemporrartes, a enid, Edna was yea
few genres and 4 rrnorrl wise, and her 'sister '
inner
a
togeth+�ar _ ngrattxlatxons from
Both guests stressed everyone in : i�urple.;
the treed farr volunteers Grrove:,
a pant °� fel trine N : ' `� - auk Jiiri, l�aicrell
arses to farther the se r. and Ann i dayyw a
� �`visit on Sunda wit
y
earn
ee ,,and kern the rr'c� : ,
grams viable. y w
like°�and.Joan eel to in
Wilda .'�aud carve . ,
weekend in ;,Mississauga Leo and : melds
Murray of Holyrood vis
with stn Wray, and " tie , b
Linda.+On Saturday •they rtes! Doug aocDon7ald on.
enjoyed ed'dinn�er with Nen
Sir<ndary at`t and ►n�
y-
and Richard Murphy, Meagan and Shtrle Y
sympathy isextended isaict in QuinaRichmen jnayd a
vj t .onHd.ill
to the Thompson family with> h rley. s sister
on the sudden passing of Linda Walker and fanrity
Harvey's nephew, David
' do the weekerrtt.`het
Trafford. in anoverr on visited with l [icheh le
esday. and George Boyer
Annie and dick Saturday evening to cele-
Mccosh and Mary Anne bt°ate theirs. daughter
Kukoly enjoyed Sunday
Callee's first birthday.
Friendship, guidance &fife experiences.
FOC fOrthet
Support Big Sisters or loom. a Big Sister.
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13agSisters
A s t M 6 1 A 1 A* s M d M M 1 A 0 t M
roost yoor loot Nig Slows Associstioft or eiq
' ..... Nana/ a
Attend weddin
Mr.. and Mrs, Edhert
Bushell and his daughter,
Katheryn Fraser, and her
daughter Janice of
Arrnow, returner
Tuesday from. Ottawa
where they were guests
at Edwin Fraser's wed-
ding.
We extend sympathy
to Myrtle Percy and her
family in the sudden
death of her nephew
David Trafford, at
Hanover. The funeral
was on Friday.
Harold Guest, of
Mississauga, called on
Mrs and Mrs. Edbert
Bushell on Wednesday.
Some from here went'
to Kincardine on.
Wednesday to the save,
the .hospital meeting,
Betty ,Bushell, Mabel
McEwan, Myrtle Percy
and Bessie Maulden
attended the
Thankoffering meeting at
the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edbert
Bushell visited on
Saturday .with Mrs and
Mrs. Gordon Macdonald
at Hamilton.
Cassidy .Rhady, of
London, visited on
Saturday with her great
a.y .a rarer — f wav
Ottawa
grandparents, Gerald and
Merle ,Rhody..
Holyrood WI
President Grace
Ez kenswtller opened the
Oct 3 meeting of the
Holyrood Vs/omen's
institute at the hallo
Rolleall was "why .i like
to live in Canada?'
Plans were made for
the annual ketnernbrance
Day Service on Nov. 11.
Bessie Maulden
passed out newspaper
clippings, regarding pos-
sible hospital closings.
These were read and dis-
cussed. A further talk " on
the subject was given by
Tanurnara Hodgins.
Hostess Joan Murray
served lunch.
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