HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-26, Page 15Children nChildreirntake weekend visit
Kenneth Wilkins of Ridgetown and
Elizabeth Wilkins of Toronto were home on
the weekend with their parents Charles
and Mayine Wilkins.-
Florence MaeLennan and her • friend
Shirley of Kitchener ,::spent the weekend
with Rhetta MacLennan': Also visiting
Rhetta during, the week was her grandson
Colin '• MacLennan of Toronto, son Of
George -and Jean MacLennan.
Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo were
home on the, weekend with their.. parents
Wellington and Kae Webster.
Congratulations to Bruce and Jane Mary
Luescher of.. Pointe Clark 'en the arrival of
their so . The : proud grandparents are
Leonardnd Muriel Courtney of Point
Clark,
Ewan and Marj MacLean were in Sarnia
and Wyoming for a , couple of days last
week vi it' g with relatives and friends.
Charles d Mayne Wilkins were at Bi11
and Joanne Wilkins friday evening for a
birthday party for their 'grandson Ian.
The monthly meeting of the UCW.of the
Pine River United Church 'was held. Feb.,.
11.
This Meeting, which was a dessert- l M-
cheon, met in the baseiuenfof the church.
The meeting was opened by Gloria Rut-
Kedge: She read a piece . on pornography,
Guilty or Not Guilty. The first part was
taken by_ seven witnesses. It was both
shocking and very truthful'.
Each of the'-. ladies .present had been
given half . a heart ,with the verses 'of \the
beatitudes on them. Then they had . to
match the' heart halves ran'd sit with that
person: The hymn Joyful, Joyful, We
Morel Thee was sung.
• 'Gloria Rutledge read a poem Someone
needs Someone. Doreen Stokes read the
Scripture and. Gloria Rutledge read an
article on Indians.' >.
Bertha. Scott favored all present with, the..
lovely, solo All Perfect Lovo, It was enjoyed
by the sixteen ladies present: Linda
Campbell read the prayer.
the firstthree verses of the hymn God
Who Touches Earth with::Beauty`were read
in unison. The creedtaken from Mandate
on Development and; Peace. was repeated in.
unison.
Second Vice-president Betty`Jones then
took over her duty in place .of President
Mathel Wilson- who was unable to attend,
The rollc ...li
was answered; by naming an
a
Indian tribe.
`Betty Jones led in payer
• The minutes of the last meeting were,
read by Anne Boyd: The last two verses of
the hymn God who Touches Earth with
Beauty were repeated. Betty Jones led in
prayer;
e Men
TTe�•.
The March',meeting will be held ihr the,
basement of the church on March 1 . at' 1
p.m. It will .be a. dessert luncheon.
Visiting Rhetta MacLennan recently
were her two :sons Donald MacLennan of
Clinton1d George MacLennan of Toron-
to.,
Visiting with Finlay •and Margie Mac-
Donald were Kathie Robson, of Grosse, .
Point, Michigan. Margie returned to the
U.S. with Kathie for a few holidays.
Kenneth Wilkins of Ridgetown was
home • on tate weekend with his parents.
Charles . and ''Mayme Wilkins.
Weekend visitors once again -'with -'Wel-
lington and'Kae Webster were their son-in-
law
on in-law Atlee Wise and: ills friend Jack Arnold'
of Richfield, Ohio, and:their two sons Cecil
and Jim Webster of Waterloo; It was a
great weekend for snowmnobil%ng. There
had just been enough snow to, have; their
sleds ride jt,. •t right and there ,had ;not been
too much snow to. make it too rough As
usual, along the beaches was the best
going •
Congratulations to Wellington Webster,
on his :82nd ';birthday on Peb. 7
Happy Valentines Dayto you all ' May
one and all have just .a .perfect •day for Fall
lovers. • •
-• ` Barry and •Be Jones visited on the
weekend •With Barry's mother Gertie Jones
who was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
in London. Mrs. Jones `'had under gone
surgery.
On Friday evening Barry and
Betty
Jones visited with Gordon and; Pat Jones.•
and family in ; Thorn`dale.
5:
Mrs, Gordon Robb visited fora Edi
days with her daughter, a -son i 1 i ►, a.,
.gr nAchildren,: Bob and Sap a DV dill
4 r
e of
Hanover.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February26, 1986 ---Pane 15
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