The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-27, Page 10Iacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 27, 1985—Page 10
Mrs. Eckenswiller attends aunt Nellie's birthday party
Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller attended a
birthday party on Saturday at the home of
her sister, Annie Scott for their aunt, Nellie
McKinnon.
A welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
I. Spanwick and family to the village. They
have moved to the home. where Mrs. G.
Walsh lived.
M. . and Mrs. Fred Page were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Siecker at
St. Helens on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hedley of Walkerton
visited on Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Hedley, Karen and Garry.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford .Wall and Edna
and May Boyle visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Scott at Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson were
dinner guests with Mrs. George Graham at
Luckpow last Sunday.
Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen return-
ed home from their holiday at Mississippi.
Mrs. Frank Maulden accompanied the.
Bruce South District Women's. Institute
president, Mrs: William MacPherson on
her visit to the Whitechurch W omen's
Institutemeeting held at the home of Mrs.
Russell McGuire.
Dungannon institute
dessert euchre
There were 13 tables at the Dungannon
Women's Institute dessert euchre.
High pink card was Eileen Curran, high
white card, Doris Fielder; . second high pink
card, Florence Reid; second high white
.card, Hazel Smith; most lone hands, Esther
Dennis:
Special draws were won by Pat Thomp-
son, Bill Errington, Ruby McWhinney and
Belle Mole. .
Anniversary was won by Jean Plaetzer
and Birthday by Mrs. Shetler.
4-H REPORT
Stretch & Sew
The fourth meeting of the Kingsbridge
Stretch and Sew Club was held at the home
Of Janet -Card. Each girl gave their answer
for the roll call which was, Tell something
you learned in meeting three about altering
your pattern. They continued with sewing
samples for their books, some of/ the other
girls worked on their articles for their
project
Actioneers
By Wendy Miltenburg
The Port Albert Actioneers held their se-
cond meeting on February 25th, at Jean
McWhinney's at 7:00 p.rh.
Roll call .which was to bring 3 garments
from home and tell their fibre content; knit,
and care instructions, was said. Each
member chose a partner to help take their
measurements and find out what pattern
size they took. Topics discussed were how to
take body measurements, determining your
pattern size, choosing your pattern, fabric,
and fabric preparation. Parts of a sewing
machine were shown, also members were
allowed to participate in some sewing.
Dungannon UCW
ladies: are busy quilting
Donnybrook U.C.W. rust at the home of
Ruth Hardy on Tuesday, March 12 with seven
members present.
The theme of the meeting was "Encourag-
ing Individuality". Killeen Jefferson opened
the meeting with the meditation, followed
with two poems, Mardr, and How to be
Happy .
The dosing thought, Me, was followed by
the business. More quilts are to be quilted on
Monday and the dinner coming up in April
was discussed.
Lunch was served with Lois Chamney and
Margaret Hildebrand assisting the hostess
and a social time was enjoyed.
1
' W innifred Percy is spending .time .with
her friend, Pearl Scott in • London,,, who is
recovering from surgery. We send our get
well wishes.
Mrs: Clarence Cerson of Bervie visited
here on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Breckles and ,with Edna and .May
Boyle.
Kinlough A.C.W
The Anglican ,Church Women met on
•Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
I David Haldenby with 13 • ladies and four
children present.'
The president, Mrs. Delbert Hedley
extended a welcome to all and also, read a
story contributed by a ••former member,
•Thelma Green, bringing out the thought of
Spring, the new birth . and the Easter •
resurrection. Agnes Hodgins read Bless Us'
One Viand All. These articles- were deeply
appreciated;..,
Reverend Merelyn Letson then conduct-
ed a Bible Study on various events in the
Lord's - life, preceeding ' Easter. Bible
portions were read in • keeping with the
study on the wernan of Samaria, Martha,
Mary and Lazarus and Mary's annointing
KINLOUGH
by May Boyle
of the Lord with precious ointment before
his crucifixion.
The roll call was answered, with a woman
of the Bible and tell something about her.
The secretary treasurer, Kay Thacker
read the minutes and communications
which included invitations to two Easter
Thankofferings by Kinloss and Bervie
United Church Women, and a thank you
note from Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lougheed for
a money gift . towards the parish youth
group.
It was decided the April meeting would
be held later in the month and take the
form of a spring cleaning bee, in prepara-
tion .for the confirmation service which will
be on April 28. Kay Thacker invited the
ladies to her home for the May meeting at
which time Janet Goldspink will speak.
Prayers were offered in unison and
Agnes Hodgins gave a suitable reading to
close the meeting.-
Kinlough W .M .S.
The Presbyterian W.M.S. met at Mrs.
Frank Maulden's home on Wednesday
afternoon with the president Mrs. Don
Bushell opening the meeting with a poem,
The Rosary of Life.
Mrs. Glen Haldenby led the devotions,
reading scriptures on faith and - naming
Bible folks who lived by faith. She read a
poem and ended with prayer.
Mrs. Don Reid read the minutes and
invitations to Kinloss and, Bervie Easter
Thankoffering meetings. Plans for a eon-
gregational pot luck supper in April were
made. The regular offering . and the
adopted daughter offering were received.
Mrs. Tom McDonald presided for the
study and they tried a Korean song. Nina
gave the history of the Korean people and
their culture. They are still oppressed.
They have many religions, but christianity,
Budism and Confuscianism are the most
popular. •
They divided into two groups for
discussion and a quiz and poem by Nina on
What is Faith?
Art, music, dance, drama and folk tales
were the ways they used to celebrate 100
years of their faith.
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