The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-09, Page 5community news
Kinlough area ladies hold prayer service
M*yRte
On Eiday afternoon the
World Day of Prayer service
Car this area was held in the
Kinlough Presbyterian
Church at 2 p.m. with Mrs.
Glen Haldenby in charge.
She welcomed those present
and read an introductory
portion about the Caribbean
f+ron% the programs for the
day used world wide, to
make us all more aware of
the Caribbean culture and
struggles as they try to
continue their Christian
work, that they and we
become new creatures in
Christ and urged all to pray
for the Caribbean people.
After singing, Th God be
the Glory, with organist Mrs,
William MacPherson, scrip-
tures were read by Mrs. Bert
Nicholson, Mrs, Agnes Hod-
gins, Mrs, Jack Barr, Mrs.
Ronald Thacker and Mrs.
Roy Collins. Mrs. Haldenby
took the leader parts.
Thank God for Jesus was
done as litany by all taking
part, and other scriptures
were read by Mrs. William
MacPherson, Mrs, Mex Per-
ry, Mrs. Charlie Murray,
Mrs, Frank Maulden, Miss
Winnihred Perry, Mrs, Jack
Harr, Mr's, Don Bushell,
Mrs, Don Reid, Mrs, Don!
Robertson.
The meditation on the
theme, New persons in
Christ, was given by Mrs.
Glen Haldenby and the offer-
ing was received and unan-
imously voted to have it sent
to help with Christian work in
the Caribbean.
All joined in repeating the
Lord's Prayer and the Rever-
end R. Shaw gave the
Four Brookside speakers
place at Lucknow event
By Nancy Hunter
Christine Simpson
and Mancini Beak
The Brookside students
who advanced on to the
Lucknow Legion speaking
contest on February 25 plac-
ed as foliowst intermediate
division, Heidi Fillmore,
first; Bonnie Henderson,
third, In the junior division
Ken Strong, second, and
Laurie Hayden received an
honourable mention. Con-
gratulations to all!
The Wingham Public
School came to Brookside on
March 4, They presented
some new skipping skills that
are set to music. "Skip It" is
supervised by Mr, Shaw and
his grade five and six pupils.
Mr, Jewitt went around to
many schools checking their
Intermediate History Pro-
gram for the History Review,
it involves students in grade.
7, 8, 9, 10, He checked their
courses of study methods
and evaluation.
The Library Club has pur-
chased a button maker and
on Wednesday the buttons
made were sold. There will
be another sale later on in
the year.
Mrs, Carroll's class and
both grade i classes visited
Robinson's Sugar Hush on
Wednesday, March 1. They
were shown how to bring the
sap out of trees and also the
evaporating building where
the syrup is boiled down. The
large pile of wood for the fire
also interested the children,
They then were able to try
such treats as maple syrup,
maple taffy made on snow,
maple candy and maple
butter.
Mrs. Carroll's class has
also been doing a winter
unit. Each child is reporting
on the research they have
done, As part of this program
they also made and tasted
their own ice cream.
Mr. Liddle's grade 6 class
has heen doing a unit on
West Indians. They have also
heen working with Pirates.
The grade 8s are writing
French letters with the help
cif Mrs. Anne Andrew. They
will he exchanged with Stud•
cnts at NoImesvilla.. Col-
borne and Wingham Public
5c haul.
i he hoN's hockey is finally
over and the islanders won
oerali. i'hc last game was
the islanders 4 and Shooters
2, Marty Rivett getting all
four goals for the Islanders,
Derek Turner one and Don -
Me Gammie one for Shoot-
ers,
Once more the physical
fitness tests are upon us and
everyone is working up a
get the
sweat trying to
highest award,
The next skating date is on
Manch 17 in the Lueknow
Arena.
benediction after the closing
song of renewal.
M: -s. Roy Collins was chos-
en leader for 1984 when the
prayer day service will be
held at the Anglican Church.
Social News
Miss Norma Coutts of
Wingham spent last week
with Edna and May Boyle.
Other visitors at the same
home during the week were
Mrs, Delores Cross, Rev-
erend Philip Ruch, Mrs,
Ronald Thacker and Mrs,
Charlie Murray.
Some from our area at-
tended the Weber - Emmet --
ton wedding at Ripley on
Friday last and also took in
the reception and dance at
the Ripley Complex,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Page
visited on Saturday at Owen
Sound with friends.
On Saturday evening
friends, relatives and neigh-
bours gathered at the Luck -
now Community Centre for a
benefit dance for Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Rhody and
family, The centre was filled
to rapacity and all enjoyed
the fine musk of Boyd's
orchestra,
The entire area has been
so greatly concerned singe
Wayne's unfortunate accid-
ent last November and at the
present he is managing very
well on crutches and every-
one was glad to see him,
At lunch time the Rhody
family were asked to come to
the front where Mrs, Charlie
HoaMer
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THE AFFORDABLE
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Murray read a most approp-
riate address and the presen-
tation of a money gift was
given by Mrs. Bob Thomp-
son and Mrs. Jaek Scott.
Both Wayne and Janet
replied fittingly and expres-
sed their deep appreciation
for the many acts of kindness
which they had received in
these past months,
Our best is with you
Wayne.
Mr, and Mrs, Morley
Bushell of Wingham and
their grandchildren, Robbie
and Brianne of New Ham-
burg and Mrs. John Barr of
here were dinner guests on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Barr, it being the
occasion of Doris and Jack's
birthday. Some of us well
remember that stormy
March 6 night when the Barr
twins arrived. It was a real
old fashioned .kind of winter,
and not the nice winter
weather that we have all
enjoyed this year.
Mr, and Mrs, Gary Fair
(Janet Barr) of Kincardine
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Bushell of New Hamburg,
are enjoying a holiday in
Florida The Bushell child-
ren's grandparents both live
in Wingham,
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