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Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1987—Page 3
Holyrood WI annual meeting attended by area ladies
Sympathy is extended to Dr. and Mrs.
Douglas Alton on the death of his mother.
She was the former Grace Thompson of
Concession 10 and also. sympathy to
sisters-in-law Ellen, Agnes and Cora
Thompson. The burial took place at
Greenhill Cemetery in Lucknow on Sunday
afternoon.
The Women's Institute social evening
and card party was held on Monday even-
ing at the hall. Six tables were in play with
high scores going to Mrs. ( Leo) Imelda
Murray and Mr. Jack Scott. Lucky prize
winners were Mrs. Reta Irwin, and Mr.
Reg Godfrey.
Edna and May Boyle had their Church
Board of management at their home on
Tuesday evening and the Holyrood WI
auditors and secretary on Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Stewart of Millarton visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald. Mrs.
Frank Maulden was a dinner guest at the
same home.
Holyrood WI
Mrs. Harold Smith was hostess for the
annual meeting of the Holyrood Women's
Institute.
She welcomed everyone and the Ode was
sung and the Mary Stewart Collect was
repeated in, unison.
The roll all was the payment of fees.
Mrs. Douglas McEwan read the minutes
of the March meeting and gave the finan-
cial statement and read the communica-
tions and also a thank you. There was
special thanks to those who quilted a lovely
quilt for Participation Lodge.
A list of articles was read for the play
school which is held each Tuesday for pre-
school children and they will be catering to
the Lions Club.
Mrs. Charles Murray gave a splendid
report of the District Directors meeting
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which she attended at Purple Grove. She
explained some changes which will be
made in the Institute both in the District
and the local branches. The District An-
nual meeting will be held at Belmore on
May 19 and Holyrood will be in charge of
the "In Memoriam". A special offering
was taken for pennies for friendship. This
is the International year of shelter for the
homeless.
The minutes and financial statement of
the last Annual Meeting were read by the
secretary followed by the reports of the
standing committees: Agriculture and
Canadian Industries - Mrs. Ellwood
Elliott; Family and consumers affairs -
Mrs. William MacPherson; Education and
Cultural Activities - Mrs. Lloyd Johnston;
Resolutions - Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller;
Public Relations officer - Edna Boyle; and
President's Summary - Mrs. Harold
Smith.
Mrs. Boyle conducted the installation of
the following offieers: past president and
co-ordinator - Mrs. Charles (Joan) Mur-
ray ;
urray; 1st vice-president - Mrs. William
( Lorraine) MacPherson; 2nd vice-
president - Mrs. Tom ( Agnes) Hodgins;
secretary -treasurer Mrs. Douglas
1 Charlene) McEwan; assistant secretary
treasurer - Mrs. Leo (Imelda) Murray;
public relations officer - Edna Boyle;
District Director - Mrs. Charles (Joan )
Murray; Assistant District Director - Mrs.
Lorne (Doris) Eadie; Curators - Mrs. Tom
( Agnes) Hodgins and Mrs. Frank (Bessie )
Maulden; Auditors - May Boyle and Mrs.
Ellwood (Wilma) Elliott; Branch Direc-
tors - Mrs. Alex (Myrtle) Percy, Mrs. John
( Mary) Scott and May Boyle; Pianist - Ed-
na Boyle; Cheerio Committee - concession
8 and 10 Mrs. Lloyd (Betty) Johnston, con-
cession 12 and 14 Mrs. Alex (Myrtle) Per-
cy; and Resolutions - Mrs. Weir (Grace)
Eckenswiller.
A questionnaire was filled in to assist in
the program planning for the coming year,
and canvassers were appointed for the
Cancer Society.
Mrs. John Scott had the program and
read "A tribute to the Months of the
Year." May Boyle gave a reading "The
good old days" and also conducted a quiz
and led in singing a fun song. Mrs. William
McPherson gave an "Institute Alphabet"
and Mrs. Leo Murray -gave a reading. Mrs.
John Scott conducted a contest and Mrs.
Weir Eckenswiller gave "An Easter
reading" contest prizes, Mrs. Ellwood
Elliott and Mrs. Charles Murray.
Mrs. Leo Murray gave the courtesies
and the meeting closed with 0 Canada and
Grace, and delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Porter and girls from
Edmonton and Mrs. Doreen Porter of
Walkerton visited during the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby and family.
Parents and friends from here attended
the Science Fair at the Lucknow Public
School on Thursday evening. Congratula-
tions to all those who participated and won
prizes
Congratulations to Brad Murray son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murray who won the
Stuart Mann Memorial Trophy top goal
scorer award in Lucknow Minor hockey
for the fifth time. Good going Brad.*
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby and Sara
returned home after a nice holiday at
Cochrane with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jansen
and their family there. They also travelled
to McKeller where they visited with Dr.
and Mrs. Fred Haldenby.
Mrs. Bill Burt had the Silver Lake
Women's Institute at her home on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of
Wingham visited on Sunday with Mrs.
John Barr.
Mrs. Tom McDonald was at Paisley with
her sister Mrs. Essie Bloomfield who isn't
enjo.ying the best of health.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh and Mrs. Miller
Hartwick of Kincardine visited on Friday
with Mrs, Frank Maulden.
Local couple welcomes grandchild
Congratulations to Gord and Maria
Hardcastle of London on their chosen
17 -month-old daughter Charlene. Another
grandchild for Dennis and Irene Dalton.
Glenn Ferguson and his children Joan,
Glenn Jr. and Nathan went to Delhi for the
weekend to visit with Glenn's mother
Ellie.
We wish Dennis Dalton a speedy
recovery as he is a patient in Goderich
hospital.
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Visiting with Cathy Dalton on the
weekend were some of her school friends,
Joy Becker of Lucknow and Traci Curran
of Dungannon.
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