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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-06, Page 139 1., 19$1.. Jan Caesar has returned following 12 days spent -in - Florida as part of her course, Travel and Tourism, at Louheed College, Kitchener. . There were • 30 girls, in.. two vans, who also spent.the 12. days touring the; points of interest in Fiorida, A very successful recep- tion was held on Saturday evening at Dungannon hall for Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Austin, newlyweds. , Howard Culbert is. a pat - lent in W ingham Hospital following a heart attack. Betty (Culbert) and Brad Lewis of Kitchener, spent the weekend at the parental home. Sympathy is .extendedto.. le I.. Grove girl tows., British Isles Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson in - eluded: Margaret Robert son; Mrs. Russell Collinsand Mrs. J. McNab all of Lucknow; Mr, and Mrrs. Ken Robertson of Arrnow; Mrs, BertBreckenridge, Mrs. Goldie Huston,and Miss.Kel- ly McGillivray all of : Ripley and Mr.. and Mrs: Harold France of Winghan . Congratulations. and: hapi py'holiday to Heather' Boyle *who leaves May 8 for an eight-week tour . of the British -Isles. Heather was awarded the travel .scholar- ship through „ the Junior Farmers. Deanna Scott, Mary Ellen Rimmelzwaari and Wilma . Sutton met lastweek to make arrangements for Pur- ple Grove's booth at the Ripley Craft Festival this" summer. • Courtney and Susan Nlac- Donald of London visited on the weekend with Jack and Janet Farrell. Jinn and Fran Farrell visited. on Sunday withi Mr. and Mrs. Dark Legtenberg in Dungannon. ., Frankie . Dore of London visited on the weekend with his parents Don and Mae Dore. Katherine Collins hosted a Tupperware party with a number of neighbour ladies attending one afternoon last week. Mr, and Mrs. Don Roberti son recently attended the funeral of Mrs Cameron Hingleman in London. 'Spring seeding operations are going full tilt in the Pur- ple Grove area. Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh visited on Sunday with Mrs. May Armstrong in Wince and Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell in Lucknow. Several from here attend- ed Norval Stewart's auction sale on Saturday. • The Bible study group met on Tuesday at the.home of June Elliott, • Fran Farrel and Annetta Robinson, leaders.. of the 441 club attended Achievement night in Ripley on Wednes- day. - Howard and Mari Thomp- son son of Ripley spent .a few days out at the farm with Bert Thompson. the families of the late Mrs. Elizabeth (Black) Petrie, who passed away on. Friday, May lst at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, in her 83rd year. Besides her husband, Wil- liam Petrie of Goderich, she. is survived by one daughter, Marina,' Mrs, John Park of Dungannon and . two sons, Allan of Goderlch and Ken- neth of Kincardine, as well as three sisters and three brothers, six grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral service was held from the McCallum Funeral Home, Goderich on Sunday, May 3rd. Interment Dungan- non Cemetery. At the . Christian. Fellow- Tids ship Church on Sunday, the Rockwell Mennonite School Choir presented 'a 'special program... Bertha Olson' and Marie Park spent Wednesday of. last week in Walkerton, where they participated in a Legion bowling tournament. The'. other four ladies that comprised a team were Joan Robinson; Ida .owald, Eva Preernan and Tina Gardner, all of ,Lucknow. Dungannon United thur►eh Mr. George Cowan preached on the topic, As we Sow so Shall we Reap, on Sunday, May "3. He :possed questions to consider:: Are we, as parents and teachers or leaders, helping our Child men to develop in the accept- ance of a spiritual ,dimension of life;. an awareness of others and the need to respect people . and property, truth and loyalty, differences in customs and beliefs; the. ability to recognize and learn acceptable lifestyles, values and morals and to ,grow, in the ability to apply this knowledge to their own lives and to. their actions with . all nd . people; an. awareness and understanding of , social ills and to better understand the moral implications of indiv- idual decision and action with respect to a solution, for such problems; the desire to live: the golden rule of love to all ;mankind; The theme of the child- ren's, time was, Favourite Songs, Brookside &re draat ! By Nancy Camk mel and Sheila Car pbsll On, Monday, April : 27 all the students participated in a Scavenger Hunt it noon. The junior wing and.. the senior wing were each divided into groups 6 rou .s and'. given a list of objects to find. The groups which found most of the. objectson their list were the winners. Thisg game 'conclud- ed. Activity Week at ' Brook- side. All classes involved in the Sppring . Concert are busy practicing ' for that event which is on Thursday, May 7.