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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-03, Page 28[or • Page 28,Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 3, 1978 Johnston Bros. . (BothWelt Ltd.) Dungannon, Ontario Sand, Gravel, Crushed Stone Cement Gravel and Road Contractors Picked Up and Delivered Open Daily 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Phone: Dungannon 529-7947 Dungannon Doings BY MARY BERE SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Verna Ritcey of Middle- ton, Nova Scotia, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. F. Payne . at Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm and family in Dungannon. Olive Chisholm Wand Mrs. Ritcey are sisiters. Dungannonites presently in Wingham Hospital are Virginia Chisholm, who went- in on Thursday; Frank Moulton, who was admitted on Thursday; Mrs. Elma Reed, who has been linrnitoliprl fnr the tact twn Pioneer's "Newest" Car Stereoass�tte Deck is now in stock at Chisholm's T.V. tDPIQJEEt' Dolby component cassette car stereo Loudness contour switch U Balance control Dolby NR switch ® Bass control Release/eject button ® Treble control Cassette loading slot ® Dolby NR indicator Rewind/Fast forward Of Cassette play indicator lever Volume Control ® Separate stereo main amplifier Cassette Deck SPECS: Wow & flutter no more than 0.13% (WRMS), Frequency response 30- 15,000 Hz, Signal-to-noise ratio more than 60dB, weight 3 Ib. 1 oz. Main Amplifier SPECS: Power output 20W plus 20W maximum, Frequency response 15- 40,000 Hz, Total harmonic distortion -06%, signal-to-noise - ratio more than 80 dB, weight 2 Ib. 3 oz. Chisholm's, Price Surface -mount car stereo speakers 2 -way, 2-5peaker with die-cast aluminum frame c SPECS: 2 -way, 2 -speaker system, die- cast aluminum cabinet, Input power 40 watts maximum, Frequency range 50-22,000 Hz, Impedance 4 ohms, weight 6 lbs., '6 oz. FOR THE KIND OF STEREO CASSETTE TAPE PERFORMANCE THAT YOU THOUGHT WAS ONLY POSSIBLE IN YOUR HOME 29 Kingston St. Shoppers Square, Gcid'erlkh 524-9576 weeks and Mr. Russell Johnston who has been in the last few weeks. Norman Marsh, of Florida, called on his cousin, Mel Jones, last week, after attending the funeral for Miss Davies in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith visited their 'son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith at Chatham last weekend on the occasion of their granddaughter's first com- munion, Margaret Pritchard of Toronto visited her brother, Frank Pent- land, and other relatives on the weekend. Purple Grove INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK Congratulations to John and Joyce Farrell on the arrival of their baby daughter, Tania, last Friday. Teresa Farrell visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott, and also spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ddn McCosh in Ripley. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott and Ian were Peggy Elliott and Stanley_, Elliott, Detroit, and Maretta Hodgins, Kinlough. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood and boys of ..Ripley visited at the same home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and . Kevin spent the weekend at Peterborough with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boyle. - Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Wood and David in Durham. , Callers at the Dore home were Mr. and Mrs. Claude. Dore who have recently returned from a trip to Florida. They also visited Nettie' Dore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson. Margaret Robertson of Luck - now visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson and attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Fox, in Kincardine. Mrs. Don Reid was hostess for the Women's Missionary Society meeting of Kinlough Presbyterian Church last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson recently attended a fortieth wedding anniversary in Blyth for Mr. and Mrs. Miller Richmond. Dianne MacKay of the Univer- sity of Guelph and Carol MacKay of Western University have `\,,, completed their courses and have returned to the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKay. A number • from here, among them, Heather and Corinne Boyle attended the 4-H Achievement Day held in Ripley last Saturday. Mrs. Mel ,Pollock accompanied Doug MacDonald to Bay Ridges last week where they helped Mr. and Mrs. Garry Pollock move to their new home. A service of baptism was held on Sunday in -St. Paul's Anglican Church, Ripley, for Sarah Eliza- beth Farrell; daughter of Garry and Laura Farrell. Visitors at the service and later with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell and family, were Ada Farrell, Ripley,. Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Peter and Philip, Kincardine Township, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney MacDon- ald and Janice Farrell of London, Torn Kempton of Amberley and Mr. and -Mrs, Jake Smith; Jason, Jenny and Holly of Underwood and Jill MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin had an anxious day or two during the week after hearing that their grandson, Harold Stirling, was in hospital following a tumble from a second storey window of his home in Thamesville but were relieved to learn that- he is fine. Mrs: Lloyd Hodges returned home on Saturday after spending a few days in hospital in London. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNall and family had a sale recently and moved out to the West last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Park and family have moved into the home on the Mill Hill recently vacated by the McNall's. The Dungannon Agricultural Society's annual Spring Dance held at Saltford Hall on Saturday night was very successful with the tickets being sold out in advance. Everyone seemed to have a good time and the lunch, supplied by the members, was well received. Winners of a 50-50 draw held in conjunction with the dance were as follows, lst, $142.50, Mr. R. MacDonald, Ripley; 2nd, $84.90, George Smyth; 3rd, $56.60, Mrs. Sharon Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Wif Pentland have returned home after spend- ing the winter in Florida. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH Rev. C. G. Westhaver spoke on Sunday morning on the topic, "The Bible Book Still Being Written". The children's story, during which the picture of a leopard was shown, was the conclusion of the story of Sundar Singh. Mrs. Bessie McNee reports that sixty Observer subscriptions are being forwarded to Toronto with some financial assistance from the UCW. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH As April 30 was pulpit ex- change Sunday in the Northern Division of the Mennonite Chur- ches, the pulpit of the Christian Fellowship Church was occupied by Brian Laverty of Listowel. Pastor Lawrence was in Floradale. Church, near Elmira. The M.Y.F. are planning a social evening to take the form of a. "gym" night of recreation at Brookside Public School later this week. BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS BY BRENDA HENDERSON AND DIANE GIBSON Dixie Cameron spoke to the Grade 8 Geography classes on Thursday, April 27th.She showed slides and discussed the artifacts she had brought from Australia where she spent some months last year as a representative of Junior Farmers. Everyone found her talk most interesting. All the classes involved in the Spring concert are busy putting the finishing touches on their acts as' the dress rehearsal and the eoncert are this week,, . . - Results of the`'Fl `l"Fair put ,on, -lasts week by Mr. Liddle's class are Candy Guessing, 1st, Mr. G. Hazlitt; 2n4, Carol Ritchie; 3rd Craig Jefferson and Colleen Durnin. Draws, 1st prize, Case of Pop, Marie Haggitt; 2nd Badmin- ton set, Tammy Hollatz; 3rd, Stuffed Animals, Mike Humph- rey. Teacher's cake draw, Mrs. Lois Tebbutt. Mr. Wilkins donat- ed 24 bottles of pop which were won by the first 24 names drawn. Friday was a Professional Development Day so the students had a holiday while the teachers went to Huron Centennial School at Brucefield for the day to attend a variety of lectures and work- shops conducted by experts in the various • subject areas.