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12 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN SEELEY'S BAY SENIORS Seeley's Bay Seniors met for the May business in the Legion Hall on May 13th with 18 members present. President Orvin Martin greeted all, followed by singing "OCanada." The Secretary read the minutes of the April meeting which were approved. Orvin said the weather hadn't been suitable yet to repair the display case in front of the Post Office but it would be done. Correspondence consisted of the announcement of the Convention to be held at Thunder Bay on August 14th and our Zone Rally in Brockville June 7th, also a brochure about a Summer Camp in the 1000 Islands. The Treasurer gave her report which was adopted. We are extending an invitation to our sister club - Chaffey's Lock Seniors - to our Pot Luck meeting June 23 rd. After our Pot Luck on May 26th we are doing the Fitness walk for Fitweek as it is called this year instead of Mocn Walk. In the absence of Ernie Grigsby, Janet Whitney announced the upcoming trips. Orvin told us that the Senior Support Group is proceeding with further organization. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, followed by lunch, cards and games. OLIVET U.C.W. The annual May Luncheon meeting with members of six U.C.W. groups attending, was held in Olivet United Church May 3, 1989. All present were most tolerant and gracious of the many inconveniences due to the redecorating of our Church sanctuary. Following lunch, the guest speaker, Rev. Walter Hegadorn, was introduced by Amy Bracken, a life-time acquaintance. The very interesting slides taken by Rev. Hegadorn and Mrs. Hegadorn during their visits to Egypt and their first-hand personal comments, were enjoyed by all. Their love of the people and concern for their needs, in spite of many dangerous situations, was most evident. A small gift and the offering were accepted with assurance that it would be used for a worthy project of Rev. Hegadorn's church. Following adjournment, Olivet members held a short business meeting, then a quick cleanâ€"up in the kitchen when all felt an enjoyable day came toaclose. ‘ Hudson read ST. LUKE'S A.C.W. Nine members of St. Luke's A.C.W. met at the home of Florence Warner for the May meeting. Marg Hughes opened with the scripture, Betty the meditation and all joined in prayer. All members answered roll _ call with a verse of scripture the word The word for containing "resurrection." ‘ June is "saviour." .. A letter of thanks from Rideau District High School for our donation to the Soviet Twinning Project was read. Exciting news from the Church of Holy Trinity is that they are assembling a cookbook to which we may contribute recipes or which we may buy. The 1989 Heritage Book may now be bought. A getâ€"well card was signed for Ruth Johnson and a plant was taken to her after her accident. Betty reported from the Parish Council. A wooden railing for the altar steps was donated from a former parishioner. A P.A. system has been installed and is now in use. A future consideration is painting the inside of the church. The carpet is to be professionally cleaned. Estimates are to be given fora ramp for the front of the church and costs for extra parking. Sign at roadside is to be painted. Betty suggested we purchase 12 new Celebration music books in memory of A.C.W. members. Bernice seconded the motion. Arrangements were made amongst three members to do altar duty while Marg Hughes undergoes an eye operation. Grace was said by all and a delicious lunch was served by Florence, Bernice and Betty. SEELEY'S BAY UCW The meeting of Seeley's Bay U.C.W. was held May 2, 1989. Our hostess was Velera Hartley. Sixteen members attended. Gladys Webb was in charge of the devotional. Debbie McCann gave a very interesting talk on "Family Focus." Hilda reported on cards sent to the sick, anniversary and birthday people in Seeley's Bay. We have been asked to take part in a rally at Newboro on September 28. Our meeting closed and then a very nice lunch was served by Ray Lee and Valera Hartley. SEELEY'S BAY CHAPTER HOLDS BIRTHDAY PARTY Rideau Chapter No.234, Order of the Eastern Star, celebrated its 43rd birthday recently. Worthy Matron Dorothy Davies presided, assisted by Brother Keith Perry, due to the illness of Worthy Patron Ed Adair. Special guests were ten charter members who were welcomed by W.M. and presented with miniature baskets containing an apple, the emblem of our present year, by Conductress Sister Marian Warren. Many guests were from Kingston, Brockville, Gananoque, Harrowsmith, Newboro, Odessa and Athens Chapters. The draw for the stained glass lamps, made and donated by W.M.‘s husband, was made by D.D.G.M. Francis Thurlow. Proceeds of tickets went to W.M.‘s project, the Arthritis Society. The winning ticket was won by Barbara Barrett of Kingston. 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