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IS WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1975
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • PAGE THIRTEEN
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10 YEARS AGO.
JULY 1965
W. W. Hill, a long time resident
of Lucknow, observed ' his 89th
birthday on July 6th.
Rev. Bensom Cox of Kinlough
observed his 91st birthday.
Tentative approval was received
from the Departinent of Education
for the construction of a 4-room
addition plus auditorium to the
Kinloss Central Public School. The
addition would absorb the pupils
from 4 one-room ' schools in the
township that would be closed.
Kinloss Township School Area
Board later decided to leave the
matter of the construction of the
addition in abeyance for that year.
,109 children registered for
swimming instruction, which was
held at the Teeswater Swimming
Pool. They *ere taken by bus
every Tuesday and Friday morn-
ings; sponsored by the, Lucknow
and District Lions Club.
30 YEARS AGO
JULY 1945
Commencing July 14, the Luck-
now Branch of the Bank of
Montreal observed their weekly
half holiday on Saturday instead. of
,Thursday.
High School entrance results
were announced for Lucknow
Public School naming the following
successful students: Mary Ander-
son, Mary Chin, Viola Cook,' Helen
Durnin, Eileen Elliott,- Betty Eng-
land, Raymond Laidlaw, Doris
Lyons, Allan Machityre, Ronald
MacLeod, Clifford MacMillan,'
Donalda MacQuiaig, Floyd 'Milne,
Mary Murdoch, Marion Nicholson,
Harvey Ross, 'Ray Stanley, Helen
Webster.
Fanciers of good horses were
admiring the team of hackneys
acquired by Ewart Taylor. The
registered pair were full sisters,
age 4 and 5 years.
50 YEARS AGO
JULY 1925
A school report of promotion
examinations for U.S.S. No. 13
Ashfield and Wawanosh named the
following students, Tom Henry,
Elsie Vint, George Henry, Nellie
Cranston, Pearl Thompson, Fran-
ces Phillips, Glen Cameron, Mary
Nicholson, Willie Lazenby, Rae
Nicholson, Cora Thompson, James
Phillips, George Alton, Jerry
Cranston, Ralph Cameron, Jean'
Cameron, Anna Irvin, Hugh -Mac-
Crostie, Beth Phillips, Blake. Alton,
Frank Sherwood, Harvey Lazenby,
Robert Irvin, Ila Saunders, Angus
Nicholson, Violet Saunders.
Teacher, Marion Hodgins.
Consistency in all things is a
man's most precious asset.
BRUCELEA
HAVEN NEWS
By Annetta Schilroth
Our ministers for the month
were: Rev. D. Kemble, Presbyter-
ian, Walkerton;. Rev. M. Minke,'
Lutheran, Mildmay;' Rev. Ed Mart-
in, PentecoStal, Hanover; Rev. P.
D. Mellegers; Presbyterian, Pais-
ley.
We also have Mass celebrated in
our chapel every second Thursday
at 10.30, by Rev. Father Hawe.
Each Monday of the month we
have Fun and Fitness at 1.45 p.m.
and have games and singing;
On Tuesday, June 3rd we hid a
euchre at 2 p,m.; and on
Wednesday, June 4th we conduct-
ed our monthly birthday party. The
Brucelea Haven auxiliary were in
charge of the program. They had a
sing-song and Mrs. Ruth Hein'i-
becker, one of our staff members
played some lovely old, selections
on the piano. There were, thirteen
residents with birthdays, ten ladies
and three men. After the program,
our birthday residents were pres-
ented with a suitable gift, then cake
and ice-cream were served to
everyone to round out a- most
enjoyable afternoon.
We held a bingo on June 5 with
grapefruit and oranges' as prizes.
On June 10th at 10.30 we held
our monthly Resident Council in
the Tuck Shop area with a very
good attendance.
The Catholic Women's League,
with' Mrs. 'Leander Weiss as
convener, held a 'most' successful
euchre in our, auditorium on June
12th. •
During Senior Citizen's Week,
the Kinette Cub took our residents
on a, bus trip tos,the Bruce Nuclear
Power Development. On the way
home' the Underwood Women's
Institute served us a bountiful
lunch which was enjoyed by all.
On June 19th, the Senior
Citizens of Hanover' invited our
residents to the show at the theatre
in Hanover and Rene Weiler of
Wide World Travel of Walkerton
provided the bus.
The crescent at the front of our
home is very beautiful with the
purple and yellow plants and also.
the roses in the south bed are
appreciated by all the residents..
Thanks, Jack, Gerry and Harry!
On behalf of the residents of
Brucelea Raven, I would, like to
express my sincerest, thanks to the
members of the Walkerton Rotary
Club for their unselfish generosity..
in presenting us with . a "talking
book" tape player for our listening
pleasure. The residents of the
home will be able' to order novels
and stories on tape through the
local branch of the BruCe County
Library. This presentation was
made to Mr. Moore, our Assistant
Administrator on June 20, 1975
during Senior Citizens Week.
Gentlemen, please accept our
thanks!!!!
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