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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-06-24, Page 10WMS holds June meeting Weekend visitors with Finlay and Margie MacDonald were Kathie Robson and her son Ryan of Gros Point, Michigan and also Margie's sister Jane McKinnon and her friend of Paris. Dorothy MacLennan had her daughter and sister with her for the weekend, Peggy Heffernan and Kathie Sutherland of London. The June meeting of the WMS of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church was held Thursday evening at the home of Lois Far- rish in Lucknow. Louise Millar of Palmerston was home for a couple of days with her mother and sister Rhetta and Marian MacLennan. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathewman attended a Garden Party in London on Wednesday at Woolsley Barracks. The community was both shocked and saddened Thursday when word was received on the passing away of Edna, Mrs. Mac Boyd. She will be greatly miss- ed by all those that had the privilege to know her. She is survived by her husband, Mac, two daughters Mary ( Mrs. Ernie Gibson ) of Point Clarke, Gail ( Mrs. Lynn Lowry) of Amberly and one son Glen and his wife Ann of Huron Township. Several grand- children and great-grandchildren also survive. The June meeting of the Pine River UCW met Tuesday, June 9 at the Pine River United Church. The meeting was opened in the base- ment of the church where punch was serv- ed to the ladies as they arrived. Jack Campbell showed some slides on the many events pertaining to the women of the United Church in the last 25 years. This meeting was. a special, celebrating 25 years of the UCW. The ladies then went upstairs to the church where a number of old hymns were sung, led by the choir. Maithel Wilson then explained the sym- bols for the crest for the 25th anniversary. Pat Lowry read a thank you to all the past and present presidents that have served in the Pine River UCW during the past 25 years. A hymn was sung, Gloria Rutledge read the scriptuz a and the offering was taken. A play was presented which had been taken from some of the old meetings up to the present. This was given by a number of the present members, Margaret Ferguson, Linda Campbell, Glenna Far- rell with Pat Lowry reading a scit. Another.. scit was given by Bee Collins, Jean Coll- ings and Margaret Ferguson. Margaret Ferguson, Audrey Ferguson and Pat Lowry told of the things the women did in the UCW during the last 25 years. Many of the events brought back memories, It was then the story tellers came on the scene. They were Audrey Ferguson, Myr- tle Ferguson, Linda Campbell, Glenna Farrell, Jean Collings and Pat Lowry. The purpose of the UCW was read in unison by the'some 60 ladies present. Lunch was then served in the basement with the birthday cake on display. Many of the past members who had moved to other towns attended this meeting and a social hour was very much enjoyed. Many had come from Wingham, Whitechurch, Lucknow, Ripley and Kincardine. . The next meeting will be the second Tuesday of September, 8:15 at the church. Members support petition A petition supporting a motion, "that the Bruce County Councilbe urged to retain the four district Women's. Institute representatives on the Bruce Count Museum Board" was submitted by members attending the South Bruce District, Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, , annual meeting in Belmore on May 19. The museum was established with the help of the F.W.I.O. members who wish to continue to be an integral part of its management committee. Reports were given by District Director, Mrs. Ivan Thomas, Margaret, Murray, Rural Organization Branch, OMAF staff, and committee convenors, Mrs. Elsie Houston outlined the Killarney, Ireland Convention for the Associated Country Women of the World. resident returns Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold and Mr. amd Mrs. Walter Arnold returned Thursday after attending the 100th birthday of Mr. J. Arnold's mother at Deloraine Manor. She has lived all her life in and around Deloraine. Everyone enjoyed a come and go tea and over 90 sat down to a relatives supper. She resides in the care wing of the hospital but is very mobile. Mrs. Walter Arnold also visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Aneca and relatives and Mrs. J. Arnold visited with her sister Mrs. L. Culberton. Sara Ritchie returned from a visit with her family in Fairview, Alberta. She at- tended the graduation of her grandson Todd Riegling from the St. Thomas Moore High School. Later she and daughter Anne travelled to Orkney, Saskatchewan, where they visited Gordon and Steiva Grant and family. Gordon's mother was the late Margaret Ritchie of Zion. Sara also spent some time with relatives and friends in Brampton and Guelph on her trip home. Marie Prolopowig, Grace Cassidy, Marlene Stedman and girls Donelda and Sharon Miller, Donna Elliott and Anne and Annette Gould visited the home pf Tony and Geraldine Schlosser last Sunday. Congratulations to all the grade 8 students at LCPS on graduating on June 17. The 14 branches support the ACWW by "Pennies for Friendship" collection which totalled $316. , The executive for 1986-87 is: Past Presi- dent - Mrs. Wm. McPherson; President - Mrs: Wm. Maclnnes; First Vice President - Mrs. Russell McGuire; Second Vice President - Mrs. Charles Murray; Secretary -Treasurer - Mrs. Cecil Hum- phrey; Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Don MacAdam; Programme Co-ordinator - Mrs. Perrin Lowry; Public Relations Of- ficer - Mrs. George Harkness; Curator - Mrs. Alvin Thompson; Tartan Committee - Mrs.John,Bushell, Mrs.Charles Murray; Resolutions - Mrs. Doris Hays; Museum - Mrs. Howard Harrison; Scholarship - Mrs. Gordon Wall, Mrs. Morley Scott; Trust Fund - Mrs. James Convay. from Alberta LUCKNOW Pat Good of Goderich held a surprise bridal shower for Brenda Lippert on Satur- day evening on behalf of Brenda's relations. Sharon Passmore and Steffnie &Barrie visited at the home of Tony and Geraldine Schlosser over the weekend and took in the shower held for Brenda Lippert. Sharon, Steffnie and Brenda visited with Vickie Beasley on Sunday. Pat and Ernie Good and girls of Goderich visited at the home of Bob Purves on Sunday. 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