HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-09-03, Page 42!age 18—,LneknOW Senthitel, WeduetidaY, SepteMber 10, 1980
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birth of their new grandson, children, back to church and
Jamie, on August 28. Proud Sunday School as he begins
parents are Mr. and. Mrs. his „second year of service.
Nathan Smith of Goderich, 'The minister would like to, be.
Jamie is a new biother for , kept 'informed of the ,follow-
Natalie. • ----ing-things:--(a) meetiegs. and -
it .Erfington and Peg other events to be annohneed
will* also be a full; choir
rehearsal next Sunday even
ing September 14, at Dun,
:gannon at' 8.30 p.m. to be
more conyenient.for the men
te attenfl,
The Dnegamion.sessionr
met for a few minutes after -
Sunday. service to plan a
home visitation of all Inent-
hers and adherents, or others
Who have no chuich home,.,
prior to the anniVersary.
They wilr not be asking for
money. Their purpose is to
extend a personal invitation
to the anniversary and to
discuss .• how the church
might serve the people more
effectively.
The Dungannon Christian
Education committee is ask-
ed to meet at the church on
Wednesday evening, Sept-
einber 10. The members of
this committee are Lorne
Hasty, Wayne Snyder, Bob
McNeil, Tinie Logtenberg,
Helen Dawson, Kathy Cur-
ran, and G. E. Cowan.
Christian education in gener-
al will be discussed with
On Thursday, Angust .28
Dungannon. edged Kings.
bridge by a 3 = 2. score in a
game played at . Brookside.
Scoring far Dtingannon were
Dale"Rutledgo,,;-Dannyeg-
.,: LOFT and Johnny Curran. At
Colborne defeate
Lucknow 3 - 0.
On Saturday, September
6, the soccer playoffs were'
played with Colborne hosting
the other teams. Dungannon
finished in first place again
. this season With 20 points,
followed closely by Colborne
with,19, Kingsbridge with.16
and Lucknow with one point.
Dungannon and. Kings:
bridge opened this tourna-
Ment at 10 a.m. with Dun-
gannon winning 5 - 0. Danny
Gregory and Mike Austin
picked up two goals . apiece
while Kenny Logtenberg
scored once. Dwayne Rivett
registered the shut out. The
second game saw Colborne
brush by Lucknow 2 - Q.
Scoring for Colborne were
Brian Dam and Ken Linner.
Lee Frisby was credited with
the shut out.
the St. Helen,s:,-
W„I. members an a bus, trip
to Party Sound last week for
a clay. At Parry Sound they
boarded the Island Queen y,
a three decker cruise ship,
for a three hour cruise
around the Thirty. Thousand
Islands. The weather was
beautiful for the ladies to
enjoy shopping and dinner in
Barrie. They arrived home
tired by happy.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on the subject, Thou Shalt
Keep Him in Perfect Peace
Whose Hand is Stayed on
Thee, based on Isaiah 26: 3,
a text inspired by a Billy
Graham program he heard
last week..
Mr. Cowan welcomed
everyone, both adults and.
special emphasis on the
future of the Tyro group.
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
School opened on, Septem-
ber 2 with an enrolment of
334 Both kindergarten clan
ses are large as is the grade 8
class. The rotary classes
will help to ease the burden
of teaching- and marking
., papers in the grade 8 claSs,
Nominations for Student
Council are to be in by
September 8 with elections to
be. held on Friday, Sept-
ember 12.
Mrs, Barbara Bakker is
supplyingingrade 5 for Ross
Errington who. is recuperat-
ing from surgery.
The soccer schedule has
any families who ardliving to
our community and have no
apparent Church home, es-
pecially those with children;
(c) any persons who move to
the community who may be
former United Church mem-
bers or adherents; (d) all Of
the church's people who are
sick either at home or in the
hospital; (e) any other situa-
tion in the community where
he might be of assistance.
Dungannon anniversary is
on September 21 at 11.00
a.m. with Rev. W. Rogers as
guest speaker. Nile Anniver-
sary is on September 28• at
11.00 a.m. with Rev. George
Watt as guest 'speaker.
• Choir practice is being..
held each week at 7 p.m., at
Nile on Wednsday and Dun-
gannon on Thursday. There
This week in
been made up and games are
in progress at recess and
noon hour.
Mrs. Pat Allen of Goderich
is a new staff member this
year, teaching grades 2 - 3.
She is replacing Mrs. Lois
Tebbutt who is on. Maternity
leave. Mrs. Allen. taught at
Brookside several years ago .,.
before leaving to teach at
Clinton Public School for the
past seven years.
The scene "was set was set
for the trOphy, games. Luck-
now and 'Kingsbridge played
a die hard gante with Luck-
now breezing by Kings-
bridge 2 to 1. Mark Londry
- -and • Melissa- Becker -scored
for Lucknow while Pat
Frayne tallied for Kings-
bridge. This was the upset of
the year as this was Leck-L.
now's first win of the season.
Congratulations B champs.
The A game was as every-
one expected, a low scoring
game, down to the last
second of play. It pitted' the,
two top teams of the year
together, Colborne and Dun-
gannon with ColbOrne -Win
ning 2 - 0. Ken Linner and
Monica Etzler scored the
goals;- Lee Frisby had the
, shut out. Congratulations A
champs.
Everyone appreciated the
fine.job done by referee Dick
Schoemaker and the great
job the Colborne ladies did,
selling pop and, chips. The
free donuts were an added
touch.
Following the games, the
coaches gathered and decid-
ed on the individual trophy
awardS. Pat Frayne received
the most valuable player
award while Lyn Murray
received the most sports-
Manlike Player award for the
second straight year.
Congratulations on a fine
season teams and we hope to
see soccer on an even bigger
scale next season.
SOCIAL" NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell
of Kincardine visited with
Mel Jones oh Friday after-
noon.
Mr. Herb Culbert of Lloyd-
minister, Saskatchewan, cel-
ebrated his 99th birthday on
August 29. Herb was born at
Crewe, son of James and
Margaret (Drainey) Culbert.
He went to Saskatchewan as
a young man and. married
Corrine Rivard. They raised
a family of nine daughters
and three sons. His wife and
one daughter passed away a
few years ago. Herb is an
ardent cribbage player and
likes to travel. He plans to ,
attend the Culbert reunion in
Dungannon on September
21.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith on the