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° Pictured. above is the Allin homestead, situ-
ated a quarterrrnile west of the county road
between Carlow and Benmiller, inColborne
township. An interested group of Colborne
citizens plan to restore this old frame
house, the early home of the Allins' who
were Colborne township ,pioneers. Mrs.
George Ross and Mrs. Howard Feagan who
head the committee for this project, tall on
any interested residents to provide pioneer,.
furniture for this "Pioneer House Project.,
Select Pioneer Home
Auh(urn. Man.
Gets Award
resident, Dr. Wil;liaxn Finland
of Niagara Falls was recently
honored by the Niagara Fa11s
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
when they suspended its Young
• Man or the Year Award! for this
year in order to pay a• special
Centennial Year Tribute to a be.
loved community figure. TheJay-
cees presented this outstanding
Citizen'l Award at a 'special
dinner held at the park Manor
.Hotel. The judges came •to the '
decision also that Dr. Fingland,
• who is 81, would• gureiy have
been .selected if the . award had
been'in existence here while he
was still within the prescribed
,age limit of 40.
``'This special recognition is both
a belated . tribute to his early
service in the community and
....W..• -•-a- -• testtmonial-to---his-aomMunity
stewardship which continues in
numerous endeavours', both pub- ,
licly and in a quiet way; He has
been very interested in education
and served for 21 years on the
Niagara Falls Board of Ed-
ucation. Dr. Fingland spent 38
years in the Christian Ministry
and 27 of these at St. Andrews
United Church, Niagara 'Falls.
Dr. Fingland was very active •
in all phases .of the 'community
having served on many Boards
of Governors, • Executives and
Lions' Clubs and we in this cam:
munity are honored that a for.
mer Hullett Township Boy. has
been awarded this' outstanding
• • "Award in this Centennial Year.
AsTownshi-p
PERSONALS
CARLOW- One of the oldest remarkea what a wonderful- idea co-operation of the residents itis Mr. and Mrs. Milford Jam.'
pioneer houses in Colborne Town- it was but "It will take the co- hoped that the opening of the Allin ieson of Major, Saskatchewan
ship ,the Allin homestead, built on operation of everyone." It is Homestead will prove an attract- visited last week with her cou.
the 5th concession in 1866-7; is * hoped that residents and former ion both to the former Colborne sin, Mr. Warner Andrews and
still standing much the same as' residents of the township will lend residents who will be returning Mrs. Andrews and family, • •
.J.i vvas-•then-w4t-h-none-t -th-e--mod htir-pion�eer-Ae i bor—ai* a w
� rg-�=to=�the-aiuow1eO.-Geuteania.l--eel-e•—EdY..Da-vesmsperrt-the,Aweeicvend—�
ern conveniences which clave , izations will be encouraged to bratioas and some of the many in London with his wife who is
come to be part of our -Modern hold Centennial teas, bazaars etc tourists who spend" their vaca-• a patient in St. Joseph's hospital
life. The water still comes from there. Members of the local arts tions in this area. London.
the pump beside the veranda and • and- crafts group will demonstrate
the wood stove still heats the farm crafts each weekend.
kitchen and another smaller stove A quilting be might take place
heats the front parlor. The house in the parlor one week whileSun.
has been occupied till only re- day evenings • one may hear - the
cently when Mr, and 1VIrs,.George old gospel rtunes being played on
Ross; purchased the property. the old organ.' It is• also hoped
It was after a remark made that the young people bf the com-
by Mrs. Ross. that it would be munity might, become interested
a good Centennial project. to have,. in some part of the project, poss.
the house furnished as it was in ibly would serve as guides each
• the past and open to the public. daythe house is open, Already
during weekends of summer 1967 one teenaged has promised to
that growing ,interest became make the, signs.
evident among township resid. Pioneer ho ;es are being
ents. Already there have been restored and Oen to fhe public
many offers of donations of fur• in many Oatario centres this Cen-
nishings. • - tenniai Year. Colborne ;Township
wishes to use its potential. With
set
When toldof the proposed
scheme, Mr. Harry McCreath
�•Y
the support of the council andthe
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