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Meryl Cramp Narrative

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Our members are enjoying (most of the time) one of the best summers we’ve had in several years. An equitable mixture of sunshine and rainfall has provided bountiful gardens and colourful flower beds with less than the usual efforts by our “green-thumbed” Princesses. The torrential downpour in early July, which washed away or seriously eroded all but one of the bridges which connect Dawson Creek, is now just a memory, although the 15thStreet bridge is still not replaced. We had the pleasure at our June meeting of greeting one of our distant members who has maintained her membership over the years despite having moved to Ontario. Pr. Meryl Cramp was welcomed then introduced to the many members who had never met her, and presented with her 25 year membership pin. …show more content…

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