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Mark POW •
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A "stag and doe was held
for Greg Hamilton and Jan-
. inc Glenn On Saturday night.
• at the Agriculture Hall, They
are to be married April 11.
• Janine is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Glenn and a
granddaughter of Mr....and
Mrs, FrankGlenn, •
• Mr. Edwin Noble of Reg-
ina, Saskatchewan, formerly
of St. Augustine, will grad
-
nate On April 15 from the
R.C.M.P. training academy
in Regina, Following , his
marriage on April 25 in
Barlett, B.C. to Jeanette
McDonald, they will reside in
Andrews, Alberta, where- he
his been posted. Ed is a
brother of Roger Noble of the •
village' and will be remem-
bered by quite a few people
in this area; .' •
On Monday, Ken and.
Cheryl Girvin left for their
new home at. R. R. .#'- 1
Wymark, Saskatchewan,
*hero Ken will be employed
. on a cash crop farm. ,
Mr. and .Mrs, Errol Krea-
mer. • and two children of.
Edmonton. Alberta visited •
for a•few days last week with
her • aunt, Mrs. ,Leonard
Chisholm : and Mr. Chisholm,
as well as other relatives in
the area.
Dungannon NW Church
Mr George Cowan spoke
on the topic, Our Chrtstian
. Duty to our Neighbours,
Helen Enron sang a solo,
Don't Forget to Pray,
The session met for a few,
minutes at the close of the
service.
Choir practice is at Nile on
Tuesday evening and all
Hi -C members who are inter-
ested in. singing are asked to
attend. Dungannon ,choir
practice- is on Wednesday
evening. •
Dungannon Easter supper
prepared and served by
Willing Workers is on Fri-
day, April 10 with two
sittings. This group plans. to
redecorate the church base-
ment.
Confirmation classes con-
tinue at Dungannon for both
churches- on Wednesday ev-
ening,
Dungannon U.C.W. is
holding an Easter Thank.
offering in. Dungannon
church on Sunday, April 12
for all U.C.W. groups in the
•The Dungannon Fellow-
ship' Church is . holding a
crafts display and sale at
Brookside School on.April 10
• in the evening. After the
meeting they plan to have a
discussion on recycling of
paper, glass and cans.
• This is cancer month and a
canvasser will be calling at
. your home;
The • Dungannon Youth
group is willing todo' yard
work, raking, hoeing etc. for
anyone who needs it done,
taking their pay in donations
to their projects.
The Dungannon Youth
group is putting on a card
party at Brookside School on
Thursday evening.
Brookside Broadeapt
By Nancy Carmichael and
Shelia Campbell
On April 16, 1981 Mr.
Liddle's grade six class is
planning a Fun Fair for the
students at Brookside
School. It is going to be run
by the students in grade six
in order to raise money for
. the camping trip for the room
8 'class, There will be a bake
sale, fun games, candy and
coke sale, toys' and comic,.
sale. The pupils of room .
would be grateful if anyone
could contribute old comics
•and toys.
Since the first of February,
the students at Brookside
School have been involVed in
a number of intermural
sports such a Wombat!'
floor hockey, boaketball, bor-
. lden ball and crab soccer.
In the senior level the
Winners. of the borden ball
were the Keen Team.. The
winners in the basketball
were the Brookside Bullets
In floor hockey the Super
•
Shooters won and in broom
-
ball the }lockers won by a
close score of 1 to 0.
ht the junior level the win-
nersof the floor hockey were
the 'Brookside Bears. The,
rest of the results will be
posted in the next edition of
the Brookside, Broadcast.'
The Brookside Spring Con
-
tett is on Thursday, May 7.
There was an error concern-
ing this date in the news-
letter which 'went to the
homes this week:
Dungannon
The W.L meeting for the
month of April was held at
the hotne of Mrs. Wittnifred
Girvin, with1 19 present and
one child. ,
A pot hid dinner opened
• the meeting.
Roll call was answered by
the payment of fees for the
coming year. One new ntem-
ber joined. We would be glad
toha.ve any ladies from the
community join us.
The 4-H Achievement Day
will be held in the Auburn
hall ,at 7 p.m. 'on May 4.
Standing committee \ re -
'ports were given and the
slate of the nominating com-
mittee was read by Mrs.
Peggy Purdon. ,
Officers Of theDungannon
Branch of the W,I. are; past
president, Mrs. Jean Erring-
ton; president,Mrs. Wiiletta
McWhinney; ist vice, Mrs,
Winnifred Girvin; 2nd vice,
Mrs: Ila Crozier; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Bessie Me -
Nee; assistant, Mrs. Alma
Black; district director, Mrs.
Beth Rutledge; alternate dir-
ector, Mrs. Alma Black;
branch directors, Mrs. Mary
Robson, Mrs, Peggy Purdon,
Mrs. Olive Chisholm, Mrs.
Donna Young; public.rela-
tions Officer, Mrs. Beth Rut-
ledge; curator and assist-
ants, Mrs. Marion Zinn,
Mrs. Flossie • lovers, Mrs.
Olive Blake, Miss Beth Mc-
Connell; pianist, Mrs. Essie
Gibson, Mrs..' Eltnira ,Finni-
gan; resolutions, Mrs. Elm-
ira Finnigan: auditors, Mrs.
Elsie Irwin, Mrs. Olive Chis-
holm; nominating commit-
tee, Mrs. Myrtle Kerr, Mrs.
Peggy Purdon. Mrs. Tittle
Logtenberg. •
- Standing ' committee con-
veners: Agriculture and Can
-
Wien Industries, Mrs. Don-
na Young and Mrs. Peggy
Purdon; . Education and Cul -
tura!' Activities, Mrs. Essie
Gibson and Mrs. Margaret
Alton; Family and Constimer.
' Affairs, Mrs. Elsie Irvin and
Mrs. Dorothy Clements; Cit-
izenship and World Affairs,
Mrs. Myrtle Kerr and Mrs. •
Tinie Logtenberg. •
The installation of the new
'officers was ctinducted by.
Mrs. Earl Sherwood' of Par -
low. - •
Tickets were given but on
the W.I. guilt to be sold and
the draw will take place at
the ,lune meeting. ,
The spring dessert And
card party was held in the.
Brookside School with 18
tables of euchre. Prizes went
to the following people, door
prize, Mrs. Vi Rutherford of
Goderich; Mr. Percy Mun-
dell received the lucky draw;
ladies' high and second,
Mrs. Petty Purdon, Mrs.
Anne Dexter: men's high
and second, Mr. David Bar-
men, Mrs. Lynda McNee;
low prizes, Mrs. Mary Dere,
Mrs, Marion Smith.
come visit our
landscape centre
and sales office
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