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niet on Apr. 15 at the
Aslifiekl Church. A reads
ing, Legabies of .Suii-
. shine, told bow the daf-
fodils continue to grow
around abandoned houss•
es and .how pretty they
are in the spring. .
The Easter Glad
Tidings program was fol-
lowed - 'Dazed, Mined
nd Praising" with the
members taking the dif-
ferent scriptures and dia-
loguei
Rolkall Was answered
. by telling where you
were- baptized and by
whom.
The summary of the.
Glad Tidings was given
by Edith SlitipS011. Elaine
Collins read a clipping
about Evelyn Fairclough,
our first female cabinet
minister.
June Wylds read flint
the Mission Update
'People Sleeting
People". Iiiis tells about
the interest that is shown
in different countries
after people ha.ve been
there for a visit or
exehange •of Visitors. In
Guatemala City we
Iea.rned of people wlso
live by the (lumps sorting'
and picting up whatever
they eau find, but their. .
children are going to
S1i4Mi1 and they couldn't
do this without our part;
nership,
The Prayer of the hast
coin reinemberesi the
- people living in war tom
countries.
Helen MacLennan
conducted the business,
and the meeting closed
with a poem, Pause a
Moment, followed by a
social time,
United Church nApr.
20. The theme for the
day was God Made You.-
-Beautiful. After a fruit
and cheese snack,
Dungannon gids led in a
game followed bi,/
singsong including theme
song, In His Time.
Everyone rotated to
three workihops, You
• Count Calories Dsn't,
eautifal
Body Image, Making
Healthy Snacks and Food
Jeopardy Game. The
girls made a craft with
die theme title on it
Each group did a skit,
song or rap on Cherish
Flealth. Rev. Kate Young
led in a discussion 031
South Xinloss
Beauty and the Bible.
After aistion songs and a
game, everyone viewed
the video, The Six
Billion $$$ Sell.
The snacks made in
the workshops were
enjoyed. Closing worship
was, led by Stratford
girls. - Janet Cox,
Lucknow, on flute and
pianist Marjorie
StOVOUSQ11 accompanied
the thenie song. The clay
closed with Taps and Go
Now In Peace.
Winter season's over
bY Pat Livingston Mire children in the wiiiter progra
The tirst iff season school of Laces than last Year.
Spring Skating School met with od The Figure Skating Club has
response from skaters in the • 'a. istered„ an increase over 1095. ,
Thirty Skaters from Luck:now, Ripley Registration for summer programs
and Kincardine, took part in the four soccer, hard ball and reC softball 4s
week session says Brenda Hill, admits taking place. Black says it looks like
istrator for the, ICincardine-baied there will4se a complete. schedule for
-
school.. • soccer - squirt, atop• mosquito- pee
The sihooi was sanctioned through wee and bantam, with all butthe squirt
the Luckrtow Skating. Club •with one. travelling.
week held in Kincardine and three in Presently enough have registered to
Luclmois• Coaches for the school were have MOSCItlii419 bantain and midget
Kathy11111. MaekaY, John Barger, divisions .in hardball. PePending upon.
by nth EuchaU.r)
Congratulations to
Bonnie and 'Ray
Citadrtgliara on the Nish
of their son Clark Foul.
We welcome the
snowbirds back; Ira and
Elizabeth Vickie and Una
and Don Matthews and
anyone •else that was
• away that I didn't men-
tion. Surely this is a sip
•of spling.
We all. wish Leonard
Clark a speedy recovery
• !sissy that he is home from
the hsspital.
, Cheryl Wilkin, and Laura Matheson. final registration, Black- said there
The skating school was the last event could he a pee wee division as well, -
to be he'd on the ice in Lticknow for_ °nee again the recreation softball
this season. Dave Black, facility coor- league will have a full program.
Ablator, st,artedtheprooess of removing • The staff for the swimming pool
by Allene Bradley
Muriel MacKenzie
• was hostess for the mum.
al meeting of the Kinloss
Kairshea Institute on
•'Apr. 18.
Alice Ritchie opened
•the meeting and reported
oif the. March euchre
party hosted by the
District at. Holyrood.
Alice • and Donna
McBride helped serve
dinner to the. workers for
the Roots of Bruce pros
gram in Walkerton on
• Apt
Fotowing the "brown
tog lunch".the minutes
from the last annual
meeting and the treasur-
er's report were read..
Program coordinator
Muriel. MacKenzie gave
her report showing that
the programs had been
most educational and
interesting this past year.
The pito report showed
the group had a busy year
involved in many worth-
whileactivities.
Nineteen members
• Paid their fees for next
year.. -
... Elsie Houston will
• take her turn coritinning
the Institute's ongoing.
correspondence with one
in Abbe, Alberta. s
Officers for .the
upcoming year are:
President Alice Ritchie,
First Vice Donna
McBride, Second Vice
June Gilchrist, Secretary
• k '• •
Una Matthews with
assistant ' • Ann
MacDougall, Treasurer
Marion MacKinnon -with
assistant RuthLangen,
I)istrict Director Muriel
MacKenzie; PRO,Allene
Bradley with Elsie •
Houston assisting, •
Curator Una Matthews,
Program .Coordinator
Muriel MacKenzie. '-
Auditors are 'Alice
Doelman and Gladys
Johnston; Sunshine
Committee Sharon
MacDougall- and.Donna,.
McBride; branch,direes
-tors are Irene Haldenby,
June Gilchrist and Alice:
Ritchie.. Elsie Houston
will be•Piailiktk• '•
Standing ,Cominittee
conveners :are Shato
Maetlenkalt'agriculture:, •
June Gilchrist, Canadian *
industries; Margaret
Mowbray,scitizenship''
ItutifLangen, family and
consumer; -Elilabeth
eduCation.and
E1sie,.11ouston, resolu-
tions. •
the ice on Saturday. • • • . have been hired but Black wasn't atlib-
Black said the first year for the new ertY dnririg the interview to release the
sports complex was "very .busy" with namessItegistration for lesstins will be
extra special events such as the NHL published in the Sentinel in the near.
Oldtimers game the intermediate game future.
and the 'skating school, as well as the 'Black indicated that consideration is
KincardineSilver Stick tournament.' being given to holding in-line or roller
The minor hockey system saw 217• skating one night a week at the sports -
youngsters registered from pre -tyke up complex.
through the variouslevels including the* There is a full slate of activities
rural ieague. Black said there were °turn i° Page 18
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