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The T, . Society.
hosted the. Ontario o f
Association's District 8'ann
dinner meeting on April 23.
Norma Nubu' of RIM* did the
thought for the day as said.
"Don't count your bad days* they
grown into wee"
In mems was 'conducted by
Rev. Nuhu
Helen Keith played three beautiful
musical numb,
and Terry O'Malley '.
on the mysteries of nature and gave:
garden tips. Their gau ning
Emerald'Oreenhousm was mu
evidence with a red eiium rpt
e b table for the representative of
each' of the 23 societies and a little,
potted plant for everyone'profertt.
Bruce County Wan Bir'`
Johns spoke: and kindly donatal.
small replicas of a Bruce' Peaenin-
sula andlacemats .with'a. map of
Bruce County.. Other speakers.
nincluded. Roy. Pennington, mss
reeve, Ben Blackwell. representing
Teeovaterrcouncil and. Murray
C for the area.
Bert Card, of B>clunond ' Hill. vice
prinident of the Ohtario A s ration
• `a_.ed,
A beautiful slide presentation of
flowers by J. Angus was enjoyed
by
the meeting Shirley McKague
of Bingham was elected a director
to represent it the District at Ontartio
Horticultung Association. Gerald
Bait ist' of Teeswater, Clarence
Larsge• of Chesley and Jean. Whitby,
of Lucknow will assist her, '
Lucknow Sentinel* Wednesday* MaY g.19,1 • Paan 1$
Beatitude* for the Aged no of Loudon *peat the weekend
Blessed ate they who understood at the ,
net itold Palaktl Cecil
c Webster
wasin
Kitchener
hand. on yto attend a lunch at
Blessed ate they who seem to ow Acorn kitchens.
received a
Their eyes tire dim and their wits . pei ect attendance award faun the
are , ',
Blessed are they who 'looked sway The corninunit-y will be wry to
When coffee was spilt at the ,►b heart Lloyd :w (Mayme
try brother) of Kudos
Blessed are they who ' th At cheery: to , is patient in Univr ity
smile o� �London* where he has had
Stop ander t for a little while' to undergosurgery, Everyone sends
� they who never say .get well wishes a hope Lloyd is
'Y huge t
that "sto ,rce and ' about .nod .'home very
shOrdy,
A ' the District Annual weey MeKagueof
elected a director to represent the by
t on the Ontario, o '�
Msoca *tion. She will.be assisted by. Gerald. Baptts
Claret
±�' C�40,44y and`► Whitby, of Lucknow,
ton to right, backrow *re Carl treussi Neustad , ric
Clarence, • Lange; Sandy Young, Markdale„ public re
Whitby. WOK roil MarjOyi0 Sutcliffe, Tem/watt
ab aura; ShirleyMem sad . erald `Baptist;:
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they're lovedlesp cted an Allen and Peek,
not
alone , On the w+ i Gordon and NOra•
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The. Bruce County, Museum's
SuperSeries '91 presents the -first-
workshop
irst.workshop of the spring on May 15..:'
Ml quilters, pro and beginner, are
invited to. sign up to make a.
May et Quilt, Top with -Joanne
Toinori. of : the' former Joanne's'
Fabrics in Southampton.
Theworkshop willteach partici,
Pats how. to create ..this daprin
inspired quilt top. Interested+
are asked to pre -register at the.
Museum by May 13.'Upon regiarra .
riot, 'dic partici-out will receive a
s
list of materia needed for tl><c..
course.
The workshop :will be held from
9:30:am'°to. 4:30 pm in the Main
Exhibition Ball of , the 'Museum.
Participants are asked to.brg their ,
materials, suiting: machine . and a .
boxed lunch. Tea and coffee will• be
provided by the Museum. •
The workshop fee .of $30 for non
members and $25 for members will
cover the cost of, instruction and
facility use.
-- By the end of the day on May 15,
the participants will have a'qu& top
almost ready for quilting. This •
workshop is an :exc.ellent-opportun
tiri.. ��.. r Ls.l.�
sty to trate an' sieifl wn for tomor.
row using the updated . skills of
yesterday.
Local author, Laura M. Gateman,.
will be launching her newest boo
Lighthouses Around Bruce oua ,
at' the Bruce County Museum t'
Sunday May 12 front ZOO, pmto
400 pm. This book features text
and photographs of theBruce
County • lighthouses.. that directed
sailors and their shipsaway from
the treacherous rocks and shoals of
Lake Huron• that lead many -said
and theirr, ships to waw .graves„
Laura Gateman wrote this book
of lieithouses
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for those who know only of the'
efficient steel towers that "no longer
require a keeper to crank ,'op the
weights to keep the light revolving,
.:to polish the leas, or lug agithe oil,
or trim the , wicks." The stories
inside the lighthouse walls are
captured for the reading enjoyment
of .all. There are tales oftcard..
playing ghosts and the lon incss of
education by c
book features
over 25 black 'and white Blustra -
tmnt of lighthouses that once
graced Wires of Lake {Turin. ,
Many of the Original lightho
have been town down and all that
remains, are these 'photographs; ' -
twin sister, Pat and her has d:' Cn: a say,it and ` ,,.
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