HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-08, Page 17By May Hoyte
Holyrood W.1,
The annual meeting of the
'Holyrood Women's 'Institute
was held on. Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs.
Ellwood .Elliott, The presid-
ent, Mrs. Lorne Eadie, was,.
in charge and opened :the
meeting with a welcome. She
read the prayer of St. Francis
of Assissi.
The roll call was the pay-
ment of fees, .and two dona-
tions were received and more
Bruce County Women's In-
stitute Rally 25th anniversary
plates ;were sold.
Mrs..: William MacPherson
read the minute% of the
previous meeting and the
communications from the
Bruce County Historical Soc.
iety and the Lucknow Agri-
cultural Society.
Mrs. Alex Percy' reported
1 on the : District Directors'
meeting of Bruce South Dist-
rict Women's ,-. Institutes,
which washeld at Lucknow
on March14. The Federated
Women's Institutes will`meet
in three years time in Van-
couver . and the Area ::Con-
vention will be held at Pais-
ley.
Hofyrood will be in charge
of the Crafts and quilt
department . at the Bruce
South .District meeting at
Ripley, hosted, by .the Purple,
Grove Institute, Each mem-
ber is to bring; a craft to. this.
meeting on May 19. Delegat-
es are Mrs. Lorne Eadie,
Mrs. William MacPherson
and Mrs. Alek:Percy with
Mrs. John Scott alternate;
The theme is the Year of 'the.
Disabled, ` What ° . are you
going to do?
The 4-11 achievement day;
will be .on April. 25 al :the
Kinloss, Community Centre
and the Teeswater Summary
Day will be on Wednesday,
April 15.
The minutes of last year's
annual meeting, were read
also the finandial statement.
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott gave the
auditor's report.. sr
Mrs. Harold Smith re-
ported on Education and Cul-
tural Activities. Mrs. Ell-
wood Elliott reported on cit-
izenship and World Affairs,
Mrs, Charles Murray gave
the Family .and Consumer's
affairs report and _read the
slate of officers for 1981-82.
President, Mrs. Lorne Eadie;
1st vice, Mrs. Charles Mur-
ray; secretary treasurer,
Mrs. Wm. MacPherson; as-
sistant, Mrs. 0. Gingrich;
district director,. Mrs. Alex
Percy; pianist and public
relations officer, Miss Edna
Boyle; cheerio; Mrs. Charles
Murray and Mrs.. Mex Percy;
auditors; Mrs. John: Scott,
Mrs.. Ellwood Elliott,
Mrs. .Lorne . Eadie, Mrs:
Ellwood Elliott, Mrs. Wil-
liam
MacPherson,. Mrs.
Charles Murray, ' Mrs.. Alex
Percy and Mrs. Frank Maul-
den, are the canvassers for
the Cancer Society,
Mrs. Alex . Percy gave a
reading and Mrs, Charles.
Murray gave a :humorous.
thought, Mrs. Marion Harris
was honoured with a birth-
day cake, and ;all , joined in
singing Happy Birthday to
her on this special occasion:
Social; News
Mrs. Alex Percy went on
the bus trip on Saturday to
Kitchener and enjoyed Anne
of Green Gables.
Mrs. Midford Wall, con-
cession 10, attended a bridal
shower on Sunday afternoon
for Miss Joan Hackett at the.
home of Mrs. Chester Hack-
ett.
ack-ett..
At the Bruce County Child-
ren's Aid Society.tin
meeting
g
held at Chesley, awards were
presented to Foser Parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page
who`have the honour of: being
five year foster parents and
have given much care and
time to these dear children..
Their last child was only five
days old when he came to
them. They endeared them-
selves to all the children so
whole-heartedly, We do con-
gratulate,, Fred and Joan
for a job well done.
Visitors with Edna and
May Boyle were Mrs. Mary
Scott, Mrs: Ellwood. Elliott
and Mrs: Lorraine MacPher-
son on Tuesday afternoon
and on Saturday Mrs. Pearl,
Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
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