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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-22, Page 22Page 22--,Liselaiow Sentinel, Wedliesd*yf March 22. 1978 Dung ann on SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Elma Reed and Girvin attended the Ferguson -Eadie wedding at Pine River on March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moulton - of Simcoe visited his father, Frank Moulton, and Mrs. Lillian Mac- Donald qn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pentland and family returned home on March 11 after a two week holiday in Florida. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Theresa Draper whose funeral took place on Sunday from the McCallum Funeral Home. Mrs. Grace Gibson visited with Mrs; John Young and Art, and BY MARY SERE Mrs.. Arny Wiggins on the Weekend. Mr. Jim Rivett has been promoted to assistant manager of Standard Auto Glass in Goderich. He spent Wednesday in Toronto touring the main plant there. Miss Ruth Schmidt of Tavistock visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie. Miss Glenda Park is spending a few days this week in London with Karen Bere. Congratulations and best wish - est° Aubrey Higgins who observ- ed his birthday on Friday, March 17 at Pinecrest Manor. • W.I. DESSERT AND EUCHRE PARTY Dungannon Women's Institute sponsored a dessert and euchre party at Brookside School on March 17 when nineteen tables were filled, After everyone had enjoyed sampling the delicious variety of pies at the smorgas- bord, the tables were cleared and they played euchre. Winners were as follows: high pink card, Mary Bere; high white card, Bessie McNee; second high pink, Winnifred" Farrier; second high white, Frances Worsell ;loiv pink card, Yvonne Kerr; low white, Peg Purdon. Winners of lucky draws were Helen Stothers, Maitie Little, Goderich, Louise Howes. Peg Purdon acted as auctioneer to auction off some pies and a Maple Leaf quilt made by the lades of the W.I. the quilt was not sold by auction as no bid reached the reserve bid but it was sold after to Mrs. Maitie Little. ORANGE LODGE CARD PARTY The local Orange Lodge held a 1978 ,May the Promise of Easter Fill Your Heart With Hope and Faith \C6 Rat- 11 LOMOTIED card party in their hall on Joseph Street on Friday evening, March 17, with nine tables full. Winners were ladies' high, Adeline Allen; second, a tie between Bertha Olson and Beatrice Nivins, Mrs. • Nivins got the prize on a draw of cards; low, Bessie McNee; high men's, Herb Finnigan; second high, Toxn Young; low, Duane Rivett. The Lodge will hold another card party at the hall in two weeks, on Friday, March 31. DUNGANNON U.C.W. THANKOFFERING - Mrs. Ross Shiells of Lucknow was guest speaker at the Spring Thankoffering meeting sz) Dun- gannon U.C.W. in the church on Sunday evening. She spoke on the Resurrection and the -new life. Guests were present from Trinity, Auburn, Christian Fellowship and Auburn congregations. The Christian Fellowship ladies sang two duets. Mrs. Willetta McWhinney, representing Nile U.C.W., gave a reading, The Legend of the Easter Lily. Six ladies from Dungannon put on a skit, Women of the Cross. Mrs. , Debbie Culbert sang a solo. Mrs. Amy Wiggins and Mrs. Gloria Pearson enacted a skit, If God Should Speak. Lunch was served in the S. S. room with the West Wawanosh ladies as hostesses. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH ,Rev. C. G. Westhaver preached his sermon on, "Behold", on Palm Sunday. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan played the organ. Mr. Derk Lotenberg was inducted as an elder. Rev. Westhaver is prepared to bring the communion service to the home for any elderly or handicapped members, if he is made aware of any who would wish this. On Tuesday at 10.45 a.m. Rev. Westhaver will conduct .a com- munion service at Pinecrest Manor in Lucknow. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN • FELLOWSHIP CHURCH The Palm Sunday message was based on The triumphal entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem. There will be a Good Friday Communion Service at 10.00 a.m. Easter Sunday begins with a Sunrise Service at 7,00 a.m. to which the community is invited. Regular services will be S. S. at 10.00 a.m., and church service at 11.00 a.m. The message at that service will be, "He is Risen". •BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS BY BRENDA MORRISON AND DIANE GIBSON Many of the classrooms were involved in special activities connected. with St. Patrick's or Easter during this week before the Winter Break. Mrs. Ander- son's Room 11 had an Easter Egg Hunt on snowshoes in the school yard. Mrs. Tebbutt's Room 3 painted Easter Eggs in'their own designs, real boiled eggs. Mrs. Graham's Room 9 had hot dogs for lunch on Wednesday. The Student's Council provided a film, "Mustang Country", which was seen by the student body on Thursday. Most of the students took the opportunity to go skating on Tuesday. They were taken by bus to the arena in Lucknow and taken home from there by bus, after an hour on the ice. STARTING SOON! 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