The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-04-26, Page 28{(
Correspondent likes
The Kinlough Correspondent
for the Lucknow Sentinel, May
Boyle, likes to write and when the
Sentinel reporter went to inter-
view her, she had written an
article about herself. Our feature
on the Kinlough Correspondent
has a personal touch and a
message from May - to her
readers.
This is our Kinlough Corres-
pondent, May Boyle, who has
sent in faithfully the weekly news
budget of this area for over 50
years. - (Has anyone been any
longer?) Being the local corres-
pondent entails a lot. of time,
interest and a love for your home
and community.
Several folks I am deeply
grateful to who will phone regular
and give their news. While others
are the ones that do not want their
name in the paper. In this way
there are no doubt many interest-
ing bits of news overlooked. But it
is very encouraging when one
receives a letter from Western
Canada and the States saying, "I
love the day the Sentinel comes.
Its news from back home and the
first thing I look for is the
Kinlough News."
May has lived all her life in and
around Kinloi gh and has taken a
keen interest in the community.
She is a faithful member of the
_Kinlough Anglican Church and
has been in the church choir for
over 60 , years. She has taught
Sunday School for many years
and is the past president of the
Anglican Church Women.
May helped for many years in
homes caring for the elderly or
looking after the home and the
children while parents were
away. This she loved and has
to write
Kinlough
many cherished memories. Ev-
eryone was so good to me, 'she
said.
She loves writing and wonders
through the years just how many
bridal shower addresses, anniver-
sary • addresses or farewell ad-
dresses she has written.
Shq has a historical hobby and
scrapbooks of clippings of all,
kinds. She also enjoys knitting
and making crib quilts, (the only
size our sfnall home will accom-
modate).
I owe a great debt of gratitude
to my sister, Edna, who will take
down from a phone call and write
the news column, ready for 'the
mail, if I am not there to do it.
And to all our faithful readers
near and far I send my love and
this poem.
ABOUT KINLOUGH
I'd like to go back to those good
old days I _
When Kinlough was a quiet
peaceful place,
And everyone knew everyone
else,
And good times were had in every
house.
No one moved out to parts far
away,
For their roots were deep, they
were here to stay.
Our parents and others were
called to their Heavenly Home,
And we'll carry o by God's
Grace until our time will come.
Sincerely,
May.
BY MAY BOYLE
Mr. George Graham returned
home from Kincardine and Dist-
rict Hospital. We wish him
improved health.
We extend sympathy to the
family and relatives of the late
Mrs. Charles Congram, formerly
of concession 8, whose funeral
was held on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswiller
of London and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Cassidy of Teeswater visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Graham; also with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr and
family are visiting with his
mother, Mrs. John Barr and other
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and
Misses Edna and May Boyle were
dinner guests on Thursday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
MacPherson, concession 10.
Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St.
Catharines visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hodgins and other
relatives here.
The May meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held at
the Holyrood Hall on Thursday
evening,' May ;4th at 8.15 p.m.
Members of otter institutes and a
guest speaker will be in attend-
ance.
Mrs. Donald Reid had the
Presbyterian W.M.S. meeting at
her home on Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr,
Darrell, Cynthia, Jane and .Katy.
left on Sunday for Thunder Bay
CONTINUED ON PAGE 29
Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, Apra! 26, 1978 --Page 27
The Sentinel's Kinlough correspondent, May Boyle, has been
writing her column for fifty years which probably makes her the only
correspondent who bas been with the paper for a long time. She
likes writing and wrote her own story for the Sentinel feature on the
Kinlough correspondent. She likes to_ quilt but since her home Is so
small she only does crib quilts.
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