The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-03-16, Page 15Pine River U.C.W.
The U.C.W. of the Pine River United
Church met on Tuesday, March 8 in the
basement of the church at 10:00 p.m.
Lunch was served by the lunch commit-
tee. Anne Boyd was the convenor for the
month. This month the meeting was on
citizenship. Anne gave a reading and the
hymn "Blest be the Tide That Binds" was
sung by the seventeen ladies and one
visitor present.
Anne gave a reading on the troubles and
differences of not only the people of our
community, but possibly worldwide. The
ladies were then divided into two groups to
give the pros and the cons.
Five ladies read their scripts, taken
from different walks of life. They were:
Linda Campbell, Philys Elliot, Kae
Webster, Maithel Wilson and Margaret
Reid. Anne Boyd then lead the ladies in
prayer.
The meeting was then taken over by the
president Betty Jones. Betty read a verse.
Ruth Farrell read the minutes of the
February meeting. Margaret Ferguson
gave some interesting things on Amnesty
and reminded that it is 40 years ago that
the Declaration of Human ' Rights was
signed.
The treasurer's report was given by
LOC HALSH
By Kae Webster
Margaret Ferguson. A report on the Bruce
Presbytery was' given by Maithel Wilson
and Margaret Ferguson. The purpose of
the U.C.W. was repeated in unison and
Betty Jones closed the meeting with
prayer.
The April meeting will be changed to the
third Tuesday, April 19 at 8:00 in the
evening.
Local News
Weekend visitors with Finlay and
Margie MacDonald was Kathie Robson,
her husband and son of Michigan.
The community would like to send its
sympathy to the bereaved family of the
late Sadie Blue, who passed away sudden-
ly at her home in Detroit, Michigan.
The community will be glad to hear that
Barry Jones is now home from the
Wingham hospital where he was a patient
for a few days. Get well soon.
Visitors with Rheta and Marion MacLen-
nan recently was Rhetta's niece Marion
Mathews of Harriston and Elmer and Ed-
na Culbert called in for a visit one evening.
Eight Tenderfoots were enrolled as Guides at the International Night held in Lucknow
on March 3. Pictured are, back row left to right, Jolene Weber, Amy Austin, Crystal
Brindley, and Jennifer Moir. At front, Karissa Dickie, Jackie Murray, Melissa Bruce
and Adella Andrew. Tanya Rumble moved on to Pathfinders during the same
ceremony. (Pat Livingston photo)
Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce is seeking
the public's assistance in the investigation
of a theft from a vehicle in Hanover,
Ontario.
The Hanover police force report that bet-
ween 11:30,p.m. on December 4th and 1:30
p.m. on December 5, 1987, a 1967 Grey
Ford sedan was broken into while parked
'at the Union Hotel, in Hanover. The
culprit(s) pryed open the driver's side
vent window and gained entry to the vehi-
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Jr. T.I. elects officers
The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute
held their regular monthly meeting in the
basement of the Town Hall on March 8.
February had seen the memhers out col-
lecting for the Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion so it was back to the usual routine.
Katie Hackett of Valley Green Flowers
was,,the guest for the evening. She gave
many tips and ideas for arranging flowers
at home, with suggestions for interesting
containers. She then demonstrated a
"satellite arrangement", using hollowed
out canteloupe half shells as containers.
A satellite arrangement includes a pair
of arrangements where one is smaller but
uses the same flowers. She also told how
inexpensive it can be to give flowers by •
purchasing a couple of stems with some
greens instead of a ready-made arrange-
ment. She then donated the arrangements
to the group and a draw was made which
was won by Audrey Ritchie.
A donation was made to both the
Lucknow and the Dungannon Agricultural
Societies. Ideas were requested for the
Group Display "Grandma's House 125
years ago."
The theme for the year 1988 is All My
Children. Members were asked to think of
a project to suit this theme. Donations
were also requested from a nurse in
Jamaica who is working . with poor
children. These would include things like
light clothing, pencils, rulers, paper,
games, puzzles, counters and educational
toys.
A new Junior Institute branch has been
formed in Lindsay, but the branch in Brant
County has folded. -
The district meeting for this area will be
held in Flesherton on Saturday, April 16.
At the next meeting, members are asked
to cut and collect quilt blocks as there are
no more quilts prepared for fire victims. A
donation was alcn marl. to +ho r :.�►-��R
Fire Department.
Election of officers was then held with
the following results: President -Deanna
Reavie; Vice President -Nancy Brown;
Secretary -Pat Porter; Treasurer -Nancy
Aitchison; Public Relations Officer -
Cecilia Miltenburg; Provincial Director -
Laura Hare; Branch Directors -Shirley
Colwell and Lillian Abbott.
Lucknow W.I.
Fifteen members sat down to a delicious
dessert and tea served by the committee in
charge at the March meeting of the
Lucknow Women's Institute.
Grace Gibson and Marion McFarlane
were in charge.
Annie Shiells chaired the business part
of the meeting in the absence of the presi-
dent Dorothy Brown.
Edna Young read the minutes and cor-
respondence and Mabel Whitby gave the
treasurer's report.
A donation was given to the Lucknow
Agricultural Society and Mabel, Edna and
Marion are to attend the workshop in
Walkerton on March 29th.
It was decided to have a potluck dinner
at the annual meeting on April 12th at 12:30
p.m., the south side to bring dessert and
the north side to bring first course.
Grace Gibson chaired the meeting for
the program. She read a poem "Three Old
Fashioned Loves."
The motto on "Day Care" was given by
Marion McFarlane.
An Irish sing song was held with Marion
leading and Mary MacGillivray at the
piano. Grace gave a humerous reading
and dealt with the topic "New Laws." The
meeting closed with the Queen.
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