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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-05-10, Page 10Page 1O]Lueknow :Sentinei9'Wednesdays, May 1e, 1989 H0R.2 LL`wf L c&n� Ica/iinj Lucknow 529-72477 111101111* AVIIP Ar' 4111111 MIL egolo We invite you to come in and see our ex- tensive line of casual furniture products. Guaranteed quality and comfort. HOURS: Mon. - 'Sat. 8 'til 6 p.m. Sufi. 12 'til 5 p.m. „.-40 ;; Jiffy ���,�Il�r,✓"1a&' (/;amu';...♦, «�� sir WE HEARD IT THRU THE GRAPEVINE... Great Savings On Wiese -Used Cars & trucks. 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Debbie Nicholson gave a toast to the mothers and her mother, Laoya Nicholson repliedv Leader Laura Lee Cayley used the theme "Footprints" for year end repotting. Alesha Moffat and Jolene Weber were given attendance awards and Cathy Con- ley received recognition for outstanding Easter Egg sales. World Friendship Badges were presented to new members, Tanya Rum- ble, Jolene Weber and Alesha Moffat, for completing their first Mission Study. Leader Bonnie Henderson led in a ser- vice for senior member, Marita Mac- Dougall, who was presented with her white lanyard. A singsong was held and CGIT members entertained their guests with several songs. All who hd been in CGIT joined in the CGIT purpose. Doreen Mali, leader, introduced the graduates, four year member Janine Helm and six year member Debbie Nicholson. Each girl gave reflections on her cGrr years and lit a candle. Doreen led in worhsip using the candles as a sym- bol of the graduates' lives. She presented each girl with a rose, a certificae and graduation pin. UCW presidents, Laura Lee Cayley from Lucknow and Elizabaeth Irvin from Trini- ty, gave engraved spoons to Debbie and Janine respectively. Flowers were presented to their leaders from the graduates. The guest speaker, Priscilla Ramsay, was introduced by Alesha Moffat. Mrs. Ramsay's message was on walks - the kinds we take through life, the guidance we have in the Bible and a young girl's walk in leading her master to her God. Marisa MacDougall expressed thanks to Mrs. Ramsay. The CGIT group will travel with Goderich_and Dungannon groups to CGIT Day at Wonderland on May 13. Plans are already .underway for the 75th Anniver- sary celebrations in 1990 including a Jam- boree Camp. A gift was presented to leader Bonnie Henderson, as she leaves the group for col- lege. 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(Pat Livingston photo) Horse and wagon trip set The horseman's meeting was held on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray and all plans were finalized for their May 20th weekend horse and wagon trip. Visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Mac- Pherson, Hlolyrood, were his cousins, Mrs. Gary Henke of London and Mrs. Ron Pajo of Toronto, daughters of the late Isobel (Chestnut) Clutton of London. Mrs. Don Bushell visited with Mrs. Brian Thompson and the girls on Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. Harold Smith visited at Owen Sound with Heather Rowe and Cheryl Smith. • Mrs. Frank Maulden returned home after visiting with relatives at Fonthill. Her sister Mrs. Arthur Phillips ,and her niece Mrs. Douglas Palmer brought her home and spent a few days here. Mrs. Gladys Merner and her daughters of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller of here and with Mrs. Annie Scott at'Ripley. Holyrood WI The Holyrood Women's Institute met on Thursday afternoon .at the hall with Betty Smith ;presiding. All joined in singing the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. The rolleall was "A Verse or Joke". Lorraine Mac Pherson read the minutes and .a letter from :the Huron County Museum quilt show. Delegates. and persons for a skit for the District Meeting to be held at Lucknow United Church on May 16 were appointed. It was also announced that the Grey Bruce Area Convention will be held .at Lucknow in 1990. INLOUGH by May Boyle Grace Eckenswilier was the director and the guest speaker was her niece, Jean Blackwell, of London who is a stroke survivor. At the age of 33 she suffered a stroke and after five operations and seven months of hospitalization, she returned home and began to pick up the pieces of her life. She is president" of the Stroke Recovery Association of London. She said a stroke can affect people in a variety of ways. When the right side is paralyzed it takes the speech and memory loss which is very frustrating for them and for those around them and also, a change in personality, which is very hard to accept. Jean gets around with the use of a cane and is able to speak well and is a most in- teresting person. She answered questions, and chatted freely with the members and visitors who were also interested in her. She was presented with a gift. Readings were ;given by Joan Murray and Agnes Hodgins and Lorraine Mac- Pherson and Mrs. Harold Smith conducted contests. Following the courtesies refreslunents were served by the hostess Bessie Maulden. j'.