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Lucknow
Junior
Women's
Institute
20 year
celebrations
The Lucknow Junior Women's
Institute celebrated its 20th anniver-
sary on May 21' at the Lucknow
Town Hall.
The evening started with a
delicious meal for present and
charter members, past presidents
and special guests. 1t was catered
by the Lucknow Senior Women's
Institute.
Guests included: Jean Whitby
who was instrumental in the for-
mation of the group 20 years ago;
the speaker for the evening, Ruth
Alton and Terry Ricd; provincial
PRO and Susan Pevoy.
After the meal, the program began
with president Sharon Nivins wel-
coming all attending this special
evening.
Susan Pevoy, the provincial
president of J WJO congratulated the
group on its anniversary and en-
couraged members to become active
at the provincial level.
Cecilia Miltenburg gave a history
of the club. Many activities have
continued sincethe club's begin-
ning such as making quilts for fire.
victims, the Senior's Christmas
Party, annual' pot. luck supper,
Secret Pal gift exchange and fund-
raising for various community
projects.
Throughout the years, members
have learned about reflexology,
RRSP's,..landscaping and many
different crafts.
Sharon Nivins introduced the
guest speaker, Ruth Alton, who
spoke on her recent trip to Japan.
The group came to appreciate the
size and cost of property in Canada
as a four foot by eight foot piece of
land in Japan costs $100,000.
Audrey Ritchie thanked Ruth for
sharing her i experiences with
The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute celebrated Its 20th
anniversary last week. On hand for the occasion were these
charter members. Back row, left to right, Nancy Brown, Mary
Nelson, Elizabeth Irvin, Ruth Ritchie. Front row, from the left.,
Deanna Reavie, Nancy Aitchison and Nancy Ebel. (Pat
Livingston photo)
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Past presidents attended the 20th anniversary of the Lucknow
Junior Women's Institute recently included, back row, left to
NW: Nancy Brown, Mary Nelson, Pat Porter, Donna Arnold.
Front row, from the lett, Deanna Reavie, Nancy Aitchison,
Elizabeth Irvin, and Sharon Nivins. (Pat Livingston phdto)
everyone.
The evening closed with a social
time and the serving of cake and
punch. .
Charter members who were ab-
sent, for photos from the event
were: June Alton, Joy Emberlin,
Beth Hallam, Coralyn Henderson,
Cathy Jamieson, Gail Pritchard,.
Marg Stanley, Gail Cranston, Bren-
da Grubb, Barb Hawthorne, Sandra'
Henderson, Stacey Purney, Mar-
guerite Sanderson, Elaine Whitby
and Joan Livingston.
Absent past presidents were: June
Alton, Shirley Colwell and Sherry
Alton.
Purple Grovers were on wagon train
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train group. They also enjoyed
celebrating the 40th Anniversary of
Amelda and Leo Murray of
Holyrood.
Visiting with June and Earl Elliott
on the holiday weekend were Shari
abd Ian Elliott of Bracebridge,
Janice, Stephen and Lynn Elliott of i
Blind River.
Also on the long weekend
Maureen and Roy Collins and
family hosted a family shower for
Maureen's nephew and his bride to
be.
Alma and Don Gillies visited with
their daughter Valarie and Dave
Gibson of London just prior to the
long weekend.
Joyce and John Farrell returned
home from their annual sheering
trip to Manitoulin Island. While
there they visited with Ella Baker
of Gore Bay.
by Mary Anne Kukoly
Purple Grove Correspondent
Did everyone say Hip Hip Hooray
for the lovely sunny warm weather
on the holiday weekend? I sure
hope so. It was a great weekend
for those who were seeding, those
who were suntanning (I know some
burnt) and for the auction sales in
'the area.
Many from our area were seen at
the auction for the late Fred Ed-
wards.
The weather wasn't so hot for the
auction sale of Edburt Bushell but
again there was a good crowd of
bidders and buyers. I know too
there was plenty of visiting going
on and renewing of acquaintances.
Shirley and doug MacDonald,
Stefani, Megan and. Krysten
Walker, Judy and Bob Thompson
enjoyed their time with the wagon
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Gladys Arnold, Anne and Don
McCosh and. Mary Anne. Kukoly
attended the Orr family reunion
near Arthur on Sunday.
Congratulations to the Kincardine
Community Singers for another
excellent concert.
The John . Farrell young ladies
hostessed the Chalmers Church
youth, group last Wednesday.
evening.
June and Earl Elliott visited with
Linten Sillier of Teeswater during
the week.
Marion Gamble had Sunday sup-
per with Alice and Allan Gamble.
She also visited with Mrs. Glenda
Schoeble who spent the weekend
with her parents. Tillie Gamble,
Stephen and Michele visited with
her parents the Mackies of
Holyrood.
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