The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-04-27, Page 131
News fromt
Pine River U.C.W.
On the evening of April 19th the Pine
River United Church U.C.W. met in the
basement of the church.
The meeting opened with Linda Camp-
bell in the president's chair in place of the
president Betty Jones who had another
engagement for the evening.
Linda read a lovely poem. The hymn
"Saviour Dear to Thy Dear Name" was
sung by the 30 people that were present.
The minutes of the March meeting were
read by Ruth Farrell and the roll call was
answered by giving a verse from the Bible
with the word "grow" in it.
The meeting was then turned over to the
convenors Phyllis Elliott and Kae
Webster.
Kae Webster read a poem "April" and
Phyllis read the Bible scripture then the
guest speaker, Claudia Elliott Morris of
Perry Sound, showed quite a number of
slides and told us of so many things that
took place during her four year stay in
Lesotha in Souther Africa from 1980 to
1984. -
They were there in conjunction with the
United Church to teach the people some
things in agriculture and Claudia showed
the women many things, a couple of which
was cooking which was difficult, as there
were many ingredients that were not ob-
tainable and they only had a limited supply
of others.
The other was to show the ladies to make
their own clothes. They were very proud of
their finished . products that they wore
them all the time.
During this four year period this small
country was in the drought period so it was
quite a challenge and to show them the
rewards of irrigation.
Rev. George Ball led in prayer and
grace was said.
A bountiful lunch was served by the
lunch committee and a social hour was had
by 5114/4e ladies.
Local news
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb, Glenn huuu
of Ashfield township, Elwin and Janis
MacClutcheon and family of Lions Head,
Bob and Sandra 'Darling and family of
Chesley spent Sunday with William and
Shirley Irvin and family.
Finlay MacDonald went to Toronto on
C.A.M.C.
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KINLOSS — 110 acres with 90 acres
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FRASER MacKINNON
528-3013
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821
DAVID MacKINNON
395-2483
Lesotha
Sy Kae Webster
Wedn ay to meet his son Tom Mac -
Donal f Fort Nelson, British Columbia to
spend a little while with his parents and
other relatives in the area..
Dorothy Finlayson has now returned
home after spending the winter at Costa
Del Sol in the south of Spain. She found the
weather there very favorable as you did
not need heavy clothes nor gloves. This
part of Spain has many people from the
northern part of Europe settled here.
Mrs. Ross Calvert of Sarnia spent a cou-
ple of days recently with her sister and
brother-in-law Ewen and Marj McLean.
Sunday visitors with Charles, Mayme
and Ken Wilkins were Jack and Sharon
Wilkins and sons Timothy and Matthew;
Elizabeth Wilkins of Mount Forest and
David Dadson of Amberley. On Tuesday
Charles and Mayme had Larry, Janet,
Laura and Adam Wilkins for a birthday
dinner for Larry. Happy birthday Larry!
Jack MacLennan of Stratford spent a
couple of days with his mother and sister
Rhetta and Marion MacLennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathewman spent
Saturday in Barrie visiting friends and on
Sunday they picked up Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Watson of the 12th of Ashfield township on
their return from Australia where they
had spent the winter visiting their
daughter.
The people that were with Finlay and
Margie MacDonald on the weekend to at-
tend the burial services for Mrs. Sadie blue,
of Detroit and formerly of this area and
also the wedding reception for Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Blue were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burkaugh of Spring Villa, Illinois; Sue and
David Agnew of Chicago Illinois; Anna
MacChildress of Detroit, Michigan; Sue
and Jim Coburn of Rosa Ville, Michigan;
Walter, Jane, Sally and Bridget Murray of
Detroit; and Pat Murray of Detroit; Bill,
Kitty, Caroline and. Katie Coburn of
Detroit, Michigan, Cathy, Jim, Phaedra
and Ryan Robson of Gros Point Michigan,
Jane, Patrick and Allison McKinnon of
Paris, Ontario and Anne Halsely of Sterl-
ing Heights, Michigan.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 27, 1988—Page 13
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Monday, May 2
8 p.m.
Lucknow Community Centre
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