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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-22, Page 11Best wishes given to Pereys Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy were honored on Sunday afternoon at the Kinlough Presbyterian Church on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. Over .one hundred friends and relatives gathered to wish the couple continued good health and best wishes. Their attendants, Mrs. Angus MacArthur and Mr. John Hodgins were present to celebrate with them. Guests were welcomed by their daught- er, Mrs. Glen Haldenby and her family, and served refreshments by the ladies of the church. This community wishes them continued happiness and loving support and hope to meet with their whole family in August. Alex and Myrtle have three daughters and one son, Marion Jansen of Cochrane, Sandra Munro of Winnipeg, Wayne of Edmonton and Erlma Haldenby of Kin - lough. They lost one son, Eric in a farm accident in 1959. They have 14 grandchild- ren and four great grandchildren; one granddaughter and one great granddaugh- ter predeceased. Kinlough WMS Kinlough WMS held its January meeting to1 n theyearly paprogram. Mrs. Don Bushell opened the meeting with a poem Measure of Life and prayer. Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead us was sung. Letters of thanks were read from the shut- ins for their Christmas boxes, Ewart College and the Salvation Army. Mrs. Bert Thompson had the devotions entitled Looking towards the future. She Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, used a selection of Bible verses to illustrate her theme and challenged each member to reach out and care at home and abroad to further His kingdom. The hymn Lord of Light was sung and followed by prayer. The programs were planned and each person presented an article on the new year as entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Glen Haldenby and a fellowship hour followed. People report Mrs. Tom MacDonaId, Mrs. Don Bushell, Mrs. Don Robertson and Mrs. Glen Haldenby from Kinlough Presbyter- ian Church attended the Maitland Presby- terial annual meeting in Wingham on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle of conces- sion 10 Huron visited on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. Sympathy is extended to Mrs Joseph Cassidy and family of Teeswater (formerly Kathleen Graham of our village) in the death of her husband im Wingham hospital. Donald Barr. of Waterloo was home with his mother Mrs. John Barr over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mac McDonald and Jeffrey of Kincardine visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald and family here. Cardinal isfavorite winter bird By Jennifer Dalton and Madonna Bradley Heather Young's Grade 1 Room 1 is learning about winter birds. The class thinks the Cardinal is one of the prettier birds! In" `Room ' 10 Grade 3'taught by Lois' Ottewell, the class has started 'a Snow Ice unit. They are watching Jenean Todd's tulip grow - the one Jenean got when bulbs were given to all the primary students by the Royal Canadian Legion in the fall. Lois Tebbutt's Grade 3 and Grade 4 have started a new program of individualized Spelling. It is hoped that the students will be able to assimilate their spelling with the written language more readily after this program. Mrs. Cameron's Kindergarten 1 class is talking about their families. They have painted a family picture and made a graph. On Wednesday they made snowflake people. The Grade 5 pupils from Portable One BROOKSIDE are working with Mrs. Blake this week on dictionary skills. They are learning how .to use their brand new dictionaries! The Grade 2, of Judy Jewitt has begun an Eskimo unit. They are learning about homes, games, travel, language and food of the Inuit people. They are also studying animal life in the Arctic. Sheila Clarke's Grade 2 Room 4 Space- ship Alphabet is constructing a solar system in the room. There is a slight problem with Jupiter, though. The giant planet with the huge red spot keeps failing out of the skyl The class also did its first research project this week. Working in teams, the class found three facts about each planet: Future path is opening thought On Jan. 9, 18 ladies met at the home of Isabel Hunter for the regular meeting of the Trinity UCW. President Mrs. Blake Alton called the meeting to order with an opening thought entitled I know not where my path shall lead, and welcomed every- one. Mrs. Harvey Ritchie opened the devo- tions with a New Year's Eve reading. All sang My times are in Thy hand, and Take my life and let it be. Mrs. Jerry Cranston led the responsive reading Psalm 27 and gave the prayer. Mrs. Harvey Ritchie gave two readings Ringing in the Changes, and What time means to you. The rollcall was answered by a New Year's thought and payment of fees. Mrs. Don Alton and Mrs. Larry Wilkins introduced the study book on Indians. Mrs. Fred Phillips led the Bible study on Selfishness. The service of the least coins was observed. The meeting closed with singing For Thy mercy and Thy grace. A• delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her committee. The 1986 Trinity UCW officers were selected; past president, Mrs. D. A. Hackett; president, Mrs. Blake Alton; secretary, Mrs. Lorne Hackett; treasurer, Mrs. Warren Zinn; first vice-president, Mrs. Murray l`rVin; second vice-president, Mrs. Chester Hackett; supply and welfare, Mrs. Harvey Ritchie; community friend- ship and visiting, Mrs. Cliff Kilpatrick; finance committee, Mrs. Warren Zinn; program, Mrs. Jim Hunter; -Bible study, Mrs. Ken Phillips; music, Mrs. Ken Alton; world outreach, Mrs. Larry Wilkins; social committee, Mrs, William F. Andrew; flowers, Mrs. William E. Andrew; UCW manse, Mrs. Don Hackett; and cradle roll, Mrs. Russell Irvin. Donnybrook UCW meets The: New Year's meeting of Donnybrook UCW was held Jan. 14, 1986 at the home of Lois Chamney with Eileen Hanna and Elsie Hardy in charge. Eileen read the call to worship, Elsie read a prayer and At the Portals of the Comm Year was sung, followed byPsalm 79 and tie hymn This is My Father's World. Eileen read an article on Wonien in Christian Development. All Things Bright and Beautiful was sung after which Eileen Hanna took over the business. The rollcall was answered with sugges- tions for the new year. The rollcall for February is to be an article for a layette. 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