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• LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO
WEDNESDAYs,..MARCH 10th
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Honour Qgrents,Qn
54th AnnFversaryt:
DUNG,ANNPN NEWS; •
Congratulations to—Mf.and Mrs.
Eedy , • who celebrated.
their 54th wedding anniversary
March 7 ,'1971 and• were honoured
by a' family gathering at the:,'
home of their daughter,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ra_ 1ph.Henderson, God' h4..
Also,, 'congratulations t6.Mr.
and, Mrs'. Robih .Mc Whinny (n'e
Sandra La.framboise) who were :
married on Saturday,, March 6, n'
1971.
Miss Pearl Colwell was taken by,
ambulance Sunday; to Wingharn
hospital. ' • •
Dungannon, Women'.s•Institute•'
meeting•:changed from February •'
•25th to. March 1st was held at the
home of Mrs. Graharn McNee.
Mrs': Harry Girvin, president ,
conducted the -business part of the•-business
done on another. lovely bow tie
quilt.
The sympathyof frien . , in 3'77
community is extended. to •Mrs.
Thos i Park' arid' all members Of
the family ;
Visitors with Brown Smyth •for•
the'week-end were Mr,: alnd Mrs
Robert Brigham and Robert Smyth.
from :Toronto .
Mrs.•. Elsie -Haney. who is . 86.. ,
years of gage returned to her home
ii inglra7i 'ter eonvalesc� rg
=for, four. -weeks at the, home of `herr
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. •Jack
McGee; Dungannon. ' ••
'FWV-E WEEK MOTOR, TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. K --; K; Dawson•
returned ;.Tu:esdayi after a' five
week. motor'' trip to•western/United
'States and: called on relatives. '
in;Los "Angeles: •
:All schools were°"closed in this
area Monday due'to •'blocked: roads'
and poor 'Visibility. Many: adults':
were ,unable to" co.rnmute. to work,
in'Goderich., London, etc.:
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anrafters
The second meeting of St.
Helens Happy Handic'rafters .was.
held on March. 6: '.The roll call:
was answered with 15 members,
-present:-Maii." --Bty1e=read•-the --
minutes ofthe' last 'meeting... '
We decided Cour next meeting.
would be on March 13.., We agreed
on getting brown book covers' with
gold letters and if we couldn't'.get
brown 'we 'would• get blare covers
We discussed Achievement _Pay
and_ decd"ed_on the following; . ;, w.
Janice Gaunt will:d o he posters
for Club 1, Debbie and ,Valerie
Errington are going to do rife
posters for Club 2. The corniient'
ators for Club 2. are 6enevfeve ;'
1S1Ila11aIl end_ Mar. o e Mnrr t� .
The diseussi'on was "What Mark-
''ings.pn Patterns Mean"; "Prepar
irg. the f=abric for''Cutting" "Alt
erationS . These :vete'done by„the.
h :ir5. Gaunt.
The 'Demonstration
ing Pa'ttprns” „ ,Por Practical Work
we took'our measurements., .'
the meeting was closed with
the Creed, , •
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1971
OPEN MON., TIES:, WED.,, FRI., SAT. -; 9 A.M. }- 6 p.m,
CLOSED 'THURSDAYS .ALL DAY
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DRY CLEANING IN,,BY 10 A,M.:
l' SERVICE t . OUT BY .6 PA,
SHIRT
" PHONE•528-2335
DAWSON'S GENERAL. STORE
DUNGANNON'
'Are now agentsfor our .cleaning • service
PICKUP TUESDAY & FRIDAY AT 2 P.M..
RIPLEY HURON. SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE
' by Debbie Peterbaughz,
• The annual Open House -was held
at.the.-Ripley-Huron Central.
-School on Tuesday;—Marchj9th
The school, was open from 7 to
9 p. m:: Parents'.had°an opportun •
ity to come in an see the work of
:the children. The teachers -Were
available'in 'order that parents,'.,
• questions/ could. be answered.
'BOYS' VOLLEYBAitL
by Cathy Van Boven •`
Courtney Liddle's teani won ti e
volleyball charnpions'hip•. They
played. against .Dou g,' Bissonnett e• s
team. They.won the best. two out
of .three
Hospital, London where he .had
surgery. 'last Wednesday Jim Boak
fl'oin Crewe -is iso-rn: Victoa -
for therapy: Mrs Bill Park, Wan-
da'•and.Vicki .Went to!a s•pecialist..
•in,London Wednesday for allergy
tests Greg and Wayne Nicholson
hake been quite sick with •
croup and flu. "We:'hope•ai[ soon
.enjoy good health. ;`•
'Mr.'and Mrs: Frank `Thorn:pson`:
returned Monday frd"Ai• their rnotor
trip to .Florida. How` does this
weather compare with .the South?
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL'
• by Arlene Tranter.'.
pn. Thursday , February/i28 the
girls• volleyball tournament began.
Ma.t ori Colling's.aeam played
against `the 'tea rn.of Joyce. '1•
Guikerna.•,The Barnes were the. :.
best'2 one of 3. sets.•Joyce
Gui.kerna''s team won.
PUBLIC SPEAKING, • '
by, Cathy Van Boner ,:
Patti`•MacDonald.will, go to
Kincardine on Saturday., March ti
to compete'tn ,the, .Legion' pu b`iic'
spe'aking,competition, Good luck,
Patti!
BASKETBALL' by Joyce Black
.Be`ginnrng�•on-March-°-2->lrere w71-1-,.�:
be..basketball practices after-.foirr
qn Tuesday•and'.Wednesdays..'
',CREST' CONT EST
by Donna MacDonald.. ,
• The students of the Ripley t uroti'•'
Central'•S•chool: have been: design -
.
crests for the school. These
'rests'are` presently: bein jtidcd.,
P Y g .,,
The two winners which a:rc. kve=d-
from each' classtoorn` will r.c.ce•ivc
a silver.dollareach. The
winner .will receive an additron<ii••
fivedollars•.
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