HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-29, Page 10Page 1OcLuelLuow Serailuel9 Weduesday9 October 29911986
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Friend honor Edna Boyle
on her 85th birthday
Friends of Miss Edna Boyle' attended the
Open House for her 85th birthday and one
of our former neighbor girls, Doris (Barr)
Bushell of Wingham composed this poem
about Edna and May Boyle. It was recited
at the Open House and reads as follows:
Ode to May and Edna Boyle
The Boyle's are well -know ladies, fondly
known as Edna and May,
Such important parts in con urnunity life
these sisters together play.
May is news correspondent for the little
burg of Kinlough,
Subscribers read with interest, of the
natives and where they go.
Her weekly column in papers, of the latest
events and such,;
Is often clipped for scrap books to ;most
people it means so Hauch.
Poetry, too, is one of her flares, she com-
poses poems sometimes,
And over the years many people have
received one of May's special rhymes.
Of course, she had Sometime for others too
when she wasn't doing the news.
Tending the ladies about the burg who
• often needed neve hair -do's.
She has used her pen and writings of news
and historical quotes,
And a gift of storytelling too of little
humorous anecdotes.
Edna, a well-known musician, of her talent
she cheerfully lends,
At church or institute meetings or
whatever event she attends.
She taught piano to pupils, many budding.
musicians had she,
And also for years she's been church
organist for a total of seventy-three..
We know of no other organist, who's as
dedicated as this,
Who gives herself so faithfully and more, as
we reminisce,
She played for Christmas concerts for the
one room school at Kinlough,
She's come for practice weeks in advance
often through blizzard and snow; -'
She played for weddings and :funerals
wheremusic was special indeed,
Always ready to use her talents for others
in time of need.
The Boyle's was a haven for teachers who
taught at SS no. 2
Who felt like one of the family there in
their home and some still do.
To the Boyle's, such loyal citizens we ex-
tend our gratitude,
It's a better place because of them, round
Kinlough and Holyrood.
Your former neighbor,
Doris Bushell
People report
Symathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Vance in the death of her mother
Mrs, Stella Nicholson. The funeral was in
Paisley on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt of here and Mrs.
Nellie MacKinnon of Kincardine were in
Paisley on Monday to call on the funeral
home where Mrs. S. Nicholson's remains
rested.
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins of Niagara Falls
is visiting with relatives and friends here
and she spent the weekend in Kincardine
with Mrs. Ann Stam,
Mra. Tom McDonald and Mrs. Bert
Thompson went to Orangeville on Wednes-
day to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McDonald,
Mr. Ezra Stanley of Lucknow' accom-
panied his son Leonard on a trip to western
Canada recently.
Mrs. • Agnes Hodgins visited with Mrs.
Marjorie Thompson of Ripley on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteside. of
Toronto spent the weekend her with her
father Mr. Arthur H'aldenby.
We are so pleased 'that. Mac McDonald,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald of
here, has been appointed as the Vice -
President of, ,ple Prey -Bruce Regien l
Medical Centre at Owen Sound. ' All our
best to you, Mac. '
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle of Conces-
sion 10 of Huron Township and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Finnie of Ripley visited on. Sun-
day with Edna and May Boyle.
Children's Museum tour...
• from page 9
pickles' and made pickle people. Using fall
colours they have sponge painted trees and
made autumn booklets.
Food novels
Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 just completed
• their novel study on Food Novels, in-
cluding Charlie and the Chocolate Fac-
tory, James and the Giant Peach, How to
Eat Fried Worms and Chocolate Fever.
Sports •
Our senior volleyball team are getting
ready for the volleyball tournament which
is scheduled for sometime in November.
Our Brookside teachers journeyed to Ex-
eter on October 24, to attend Professional
Development Activities. The theme for the.
day was Agriculture and Food as it applies
to the school . curriculum. Many useful
ideas were shared.
The Senior Volleyball Bouseleague will
begin next week.
Drop-in Centre set to re -open
The Lucknow and District Drop -In Cen-
tre re-openson Friday, October, 31 with an
open house and lunch at 1 p.m. in the Town
Hall basement:
The format to be followed this year will
be as follows: The first Friday of the
month, the meeting place will be the
Senior Citizens Apartment Building and all
other Fridays at the Town Hall. Meeting
time is 2 p.m. each Friday.
For more information call Merelyn Let-
son at 5282115. If you need a ride call
528-2316.
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