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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 16, 1981—Page 9
• Holyrood couple is married 35 years • ... •
By May Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. William
MacPhersen, Holyrood, at-
tended a 35th anniversary
• party in Milverton last week-
end and visited with Mrs.
Annie Kennedy and. Mrs.
• Mary Steven in Listowel.
• Mr. Jack Webster of Ed- -
mtinton and Orland Richards
°of Lucknow called on rela-
tives and friends here on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jean Hodgins of
Wingham• •visited Sunday
with Edna and May Boyle.
We are all pleased that
Mrs. Baynard Ackert and
Jack Scott have .returned to
their homes from London
Hospitals. Both were former
• concession 10 residents.
• A goodly number from the
Anglican congregation at-
tended the, parish service at
Lucknow on Sunday when.
Bishop Morse -Robinson was
here for his annual visit. He
• celebrated the Holy Com-
munion service and brought
• the message. A lovely noon
luncheon and fellowship hour
followed.
Mrs. Marjorie Bennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ben-
nett of Toronto spent the
weekend here with Arthur
Haldenby.•
Ladies from the Holyrood
Women's Institute were
guests of the Lucknow Jr.
• Institute on. Tuesday even-
ing, and on Wednesday ev-
ening they were guests of the'
•Whitechurch W.I.
.Khi1ouhA.C.W.
, Mrs. Agnes Hodgins was
hostess for the September
meeting of the Anglican
• Church Women. This was a
quilting and the ladies gath-
ered early.
• The president, Mrs. Del-
bert Hedley, was in charge.
Mrs. Midford Wall read the
scripture and Miss Edna
Boyle gave. the Meditation on
Riches, •which was the
theme. 'Prayers followed and
the correspondence was read
,by the secretary, Mrs. Ron-
ald Thacker.
The minutes of the June
meeting were read and a
parish luncheon was arrang-
ed, as well as a bazaar for
later in the fall.
The roll call was answered'
with the word, Riches. The
program conveners were
Mrs. Mary Haldenby and
Mrs. Opal Dore, who each
gave a reading.. Mrs. Ed
Green .gave a • lovdy thought
on the theme.
• Suitable hymns wee sung
throughout the nting.
Mrs. •Haldenby gave the
courtesy •remarks and the
\closing prayer. A delicious
lunch was •served by the
hostess.
Holymod W.I.,
The Holyrood Women's
Institute met on Thursday
evening at the hall with the
president, Mrs. Lorne Eadie,
•presiding.
This being the year of the
handicapped, guest speakers
were Karen Boyce and Peggy.
Munro of the Walkerton and
District Association for the
Mentally Retarded. They ex-
plained the purpose of the
Extend -a -Family; to further
the child's social develop-
ment •through new friend-
ships and experiences while
maintaining his or her sense
of security; to provide loving
care in a home and home and
community environment
while giving the parents a
needed period of relief; to
foster in the community a
greater awareness of the
needs of the handicapped.
Wilkins reunion
The children of Mrs. Fran-
ces Wilkins held their 12th
annual picnic at Brookside
school with $3 in attendance.
A bountiful lunch was enjoy-
ed.
Grama Wilkins asked the
blessing and Harry Wilkins
contratulated her on her 90th
birthday, and thanked Marie
and Mayme Wilkins for
making .her lovely birthday
cake.
Two new babies have,
joined the family, Catherine
Dawn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wilkins and Kath-
ryn. Anne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Alton.
Elizabeth Wilkins has
done a lot of work bn the
family history and her work
was On display.
The business meeting re
-
stilted in the following offic-
ers for next year, president,
Herb Wilkins; 1st vice, Mary
Irwin; 2nd vice, George
Smyth; 3rd 'vice, Bob Wil-
kins; secretary, Jessie Alton;
treasurer, Marie Wilkins.
Contest winners included,
lucky chairs, Gladys Carlaw,
Donna Arnold; whitest hair,
Grama Wilkins; coming the
farthest, Mary and Al Irwin(
and family; races, pre-
school, Bronwen Hughes.
Sandra and Heather Alton;
six to eleven, Karen Irwin,
• Ian Hakker. Vanessa Alton;
wheelbarrow race, Elizabeth
Wilkins and Sheri Smyth, Ian
and 'Stacy Hakker; running
jump, Sheri Smyth, Suzanne
Alton; hulu hoop race, Karen
Irwin, Sheri Smyth.
Hand shakes and farewells
ended a pleasant day with
the wish that everyone may
meet again next year.
Donnybrook
IJCW rneet .
• Mrs. Morley Johnston op-
• ened the September meeting
with a reading at the.horne of
• Mrs. H. Jefferson on Tues-
day, September 8 with a
good attendance.
Mrs. Stuart Charnney read
the scripture taken from
Mark.
Mrs. Ray Hanna gave a
reading, Bridges• .
Mrs. R. Jefferson took
over for the business. Cards
were distributed among the
members and preparation
• made for the Presbyterial
meeting coming up the first
of October at DonnybrOok.
.•Mrs. Morley Johnston ask-
ed for articles for the bale to
be in by. the end of the
month; Mrs. Wilson closed
with Prayer.
• Everyone enjoyed a social
hour at the end of the
meeting with Mrs. T. Arm-
strong and Mrs. Stuart•
Chamney assisting the host-
ess.
person and his or her right to
share in the • life of that
community. The children's
handicaps may include men-
tal or physical handicaps or
severe learning disabilities.
Extend -a -Family needs in-
terested people.. Willing to
become hot • families for
these children to strengthen
the ties that bind a child to
his or her community; for
parties, Outings and sleep
overs which normal children
take for granted. The success
of this program is the dev-
elopment of a trusting rela-
tionship between the natural
and host families. They held
a question and answer period
and also brought a number of
beautiful articles which were
made by the pupils who
attend the school.
• The roll call, An exper-
ience you have had with a
handicapped person, was an-
swered. The secretrary-
treasurer, Mrs. • William
MacPherson read the July
minutes, reported on the bus
trip to Blyth and read the
financial statement and
thank you notes. An invita-
tion from the.' Whitechurch
Institute was read and - ac-
cepted.
• Three members took their
day at the Log Houle at
• Southampton and others
joined with the . kairshea
Institute,on a bus trig to the
Sarnia area. ••
•
Mrs. O. Gingrich spoke on
the 4-11,training school. Jud-
ges for the best hand written
copy of "0- Canada were
Mrs. Don Bushell, Mrs.
Hugh Lane And Mrs. •Ed
Thompson and the prizes
went to Mrs. John Scott and
Miss Edna Boyle. Mrs. Char-
• les Murray gave the• standing
committee report. •
Mrs. Frank Maulden was
program convener, Edna and
May Boyle led a sing song
and gave the motto on the
• handicapped. Becky Ackert
delighted everyone with her
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