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0BITUARY
Five Star Quilters Guild met in
Teeswater Town Hall on February 22.
Teeswater Culross Old Boys Reunion Ban-
ner was set up in quilting frames and
many volunteers marked and quilted.
Twenty-seven members answered the
rollcal, show your completed Eccentric
Stay"'
,Sron Stein presided for the meeting,
with Betty Fieten reading the previous
minutes and treasurer's -report.
A bus trip is planned to the Quilt Show in
New Hamburg in May. Pick ups will be in
Lucknow and Teeswater.
The guild is donating pieced,. applique
and quilt blocks to Teeswater, Lucknow,
Ripley and Mildmay Fall Fairs.
The next meeting will be March 22, 10
a.m. in Lucknow Town Hall, when Ruth
McMann will explain machine applique.,
The rollcall is to bring Eccentric Star pat-
tern number two finished.
UGIT news
Barbara Grace Elston
Members of two area families and many
area friends were shocked and saddened
by the sudden death of Barbara, Mrs.
Keith J. Elston, of R.R. 4, Winghham, on
Saturday, February 25, 1989, at Wingham
and District Hospital. Mrs. Elston was 31
years of age.
The former Barbara Grace Farrish, she
was born October 17, 1957, in Goderich.
Her parents are Grant Farrish and the
former Lois Feagan of Lucknow.
Barbara was a public school teacher at
Walton Public School and an active
member of Knox Presbyterian Churph,
Bluevale.
Barbara's passing has left a void in
many lives. Those who miss her most are
her husband, Keith, whom she married on
August 7, 1982, in Ashfield Presbyterian
Church; their small children, Emily and
Leanne, both at home; her parents; her
parents-in-law, Bill and Isabel Elston of
R.R. 5, Brussels and her sister and
brother-in-law, Janet and Livio Versolatto
of Dorchester.
Friends paid their respects to the family
on Monday afternoon and evening at the
McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham.
Funeral service was conducted on Tues-
day, February 28, at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wingham, by her
minister, Rev. Larry Welch.
Pallbearers were Bill Deans., John
Leitch, Ron McKague, Murray McKague,
Jim McBurney and Doug McBurney.
Floral tributes were crried by two
nieces, Jeannine and Carolyn Elston.
Barbara Elston's final resting place will
be Wingham Cemetery.
Lucknow CGIT members have done a
five week study on South Africa and the
problems for youth there. With stories, ac-
tivities, dialogue, films and games, they
_mire abler to unhrstand theinjustice of
apartheid and racism, especially the effect
on black youth. Some South African
recipes were sampled.
This week, the group is making Easter
eggs to raise money for a foster child in
Kenya.
4- H NEWS
Trinity 4H members
learn to knit
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feed
The first meeting of the Trinity "Work-
ing with Wool" club took place at Jeanette
Slotegraaf's on March 2, with 16 members,
two. leaders and parent helpers in
attendance.
The members played a fill -in -the -blank
game and then proceeded to learn about
knitting equipment and abbreviations knit-
ters should know.
Casting on stitches was accomplished by
using the thumb method or the two needle
method.
Members then attempted to knit and
managed eight rows.
Discussion followed on home activity.
The next meeting is March 6 at the home
of Suzanne Andrew.
Pinecrest
} residents busy
Residents at Pinecrest have had a busy
time since Christmas. The Scottish
Dancers, Karashea, Christian Reform
Ladies and Gordon Wall and his band have
all visited and entertained for an
afternoon.
Memorial services were conducted by
Rev. McFarlane for Mr. Percy Newbold,
Mrs. Violet Colling and Mrs. Freda
Haines. We extend our sympathies to the
families.
The Pentecostal Church also visited and
held a hymn sing ,and scripture readings.
We would like to extend an invitation to all
to come and worship with us every Sunday
afternoon.
Residents at Pinecrest would • like to
welcome Cecil Borts, Mildred Stewart and
Donalda Smith to our home.
Birthdays celebrated in February are
Elizabeth MacCallum 98, Minnie Mac-
Tavish 92, Margaret Haldenby 91, Beatride
Pepper 88, Cecil Borts 77, and Mildred
Stewart 93.
Birthdays for March are Bob Reid 91,
Sarah Jean Scott 89, Sadie Graham 87,
Minnetta Wyld 94, Harry C ellin 78,
Margaret McPherson 74, John Cameron
90, and Elmer Willinson 92.
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