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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-21, Page 15—Dungannon Doings BY MARY BERE SOCIAL NEWS Frank Lefevre of Ashford, Kent arrived in Canada on Friday to spend six weeks with his daughter andher family, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Thomson. Mrs. Mel Bell, Goderich and Mrs. Jas. McFadgen of Guelph called on Mel Jones on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Auburn and Miss Betty Marsh, Burlington, called in on Sunday. Mrs. Jack Caesar is in University Hospital in Lon- don where she had surgery . last Wednesday. Gwen hop- es to get home this week. Marvin Durnin suffered an impact fracture of his hip in a fall last week and is also in University Hospital. Mrs. W. A. Stewart is staying with Mrs. Durnin while Marvin is hospitalized. Mrs. ,Graham McNee was guest of the Wingham W.I. on Thursday and- brought greetings from the district in her role as. District President. She proposed a toast to the Wingham Branch on ' the ° occasion of their 75th anni- versary and presented life memberships to two of their members. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips on the birth of a baby daughter, Anita Suzanne, on Monday, June 7, 1978, at St. Joseph's Hospital in London, a little sister for Andy and Jason. Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs. -Elmer Black, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney enjoyed the Huron County Historical -Society bus trip on Wednes- day to . Elmira, Elora Nand Milton. At Milton they saw the Ontario Agricultural Museum which has recently opened and is in the process -of expanding with Bob Car- bitt as manager. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lemon (nee Grace Westhaver), who were mar- ried in Annan United Church, near Owen Sound on Friday evening with a recep- tion following at the Granite Club, Owen Sound. Rev. C. G. and Mrs. Westhaver and the other members of their"' family attended the wedding of their daughter. Carol Westhaver of Toron- to visited her parents on the weekend after her sister's wedding. Mrs. Iris Sampson and Mrs. Gladys Rivett of Goder- ich called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erring- ton were to Clinton on Friday to see Evelyn's sister, Mrs. Melinda Nivins, who broke a small bone in her wrist. She is staying' With her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- Nee and boys spent part of the weekend at their cottage at Cedar Beach and called on Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mc- Nee and Mrs. Ross McNee on Sunday. Mrs. Ross McNee return- ed to the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mc- Nee on Friday from Goderich Hospital where she had "spent the past few weeks since breaking her pelvis in a fall. She is able to get around in a wheelchair• or with the aid of a Walker. Marilyn Clark of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson on the weekend. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late .Mrs. Esther Rivett who died very suddenly at her home in Goderich on Friday. The funeral will be held from Stiles Funeral Home on Monday at 2.00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James Schultz, Andrew, Douglas and Amy of Mississauga called on, their cousin, Mrs. Mary Bere on Sunday. Kathie and John Stanbury, Goderich, Annette Hodges and Gerry Bere visited Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie on Sunday. Last weekend Mrs. Elsie Irvin accompanied Mrs. Ol- ive Kennedy on a bus tour from Wingham to Scott's Oquaga Lake House, New York State and enjoyed the four days of planned activites put on by the Scott Family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling and family of Thamesville visited' Betty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irvin on the weekend. Some of the newcomers to the village are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and family, formerly of Goderich who have moved into the house at the south end of Main Street in Wawanosh Township; Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan and two • foster children who have bought the mobile home at the south end of Main Street in Ashfield Township; and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Noble, nee Pat McGee and. family. who have bought the former Wilbur property - on Joseph Street, East. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH Rev. C.- G. Westhaver preached his sermon on the topic, "The Pollution of our - Language" . The Children's Story was, "The Jimmy Dean Story". The senior choir sang the anthem, "Mansion Over the Hilltop"., with Mrs. Carol Reed at the organ. • The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be held next Sunday. Awards will be presented to the Sunday School on this final session of Sunday School for this seas- on. Additional Camp folders for Camp Menesetung are available from the minister. These have on them the registration form for those planning to go to camp this summer. The week following Sun-- day, un-day, June 18th, has been set aside by the Province of ;Ontario as Senior Citizen's week. The congregation is invit- ed to the. 100th anniversary of the Londesboro manse to be observed with "Open House" on Wednesday, June 28th. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Douglas Zeht brought a challenging message on Sun- day morning, using as his scripture background Hosea 10. He feels the church should use many ways to reach out to meet the needs of those who are in need of the Gospel but who are not being attracted to the chur- ches. Marshall and Helen . Law- rence conducted an evening service in which they1 told of. their liguistic work under 'Wycliffe Bible •Translators, and some of their experienc- es in Papua, New Guinea. 'the church group is plan- ning a camp out next weekend at Point Farms Park. This will include fire- side singing and talks, a Sunday School picnic " on Saturday afternoon, Scaven- ger and Treasure Hunts and other activities to make for an interesting weekend cam- ping. There will also be presentation of awards to those in the Children's Bible Club who were top winners in their Bible memory work. BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS BRENDA HENDERSON AND DIANE GIBSON A piano recital was held at Brookside on Tuesday even- ing, June 13, at which Mrs. Ruth .Alton's pupils perform- ed for their parents and friends. On Thursday, June 15, the kindergarten with Mrs. Far- rish and several of the mothers went by bus to the Grand Beed Zoo. Michele Bradley, Brenda Henderson, and Barbara Carter accom- panied them on the trip because they- have stayed with the kindergarten pupils at noon hours during the year. Marie Haggitt would have gone too but she was ill. Kathy Metzger is going on crutches with her foot in a cast after breaking a bone in a fall off a skateboard. Results of this week's ball games are as follows: senior girls, Thunderbirds 3 vs Busy Batters 0; Busy Batters 8 vs Thunderbirds 6; junior girls, Batters 10 vs Expos 1; Expose 10 vs Batters 2; Expos 6 vs Batters 5. On Tuesday afternoon in the gym Misses Marilyn Murray, Norma MacIntyre, and Kathy Treleaven of Lucknow showed films on water safety and put on a demonstration in which the students participated, some by dressing up to represent certain characters and others by singing a safety song "On the first day of swimming" Ripley District.. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 We were down 15-4, only by accident we claim. The girls played Durham, of their pitcher we had heard. Sandra got an almost homer, but only made it to third. Julie stole home while Helen calmly walked to base, The pitch hit Darlene and Tammy was in the race. We tried our best to get out of this fix But the next thing we knew the score was ten to 6. Although to defeat we did fall A great time was had by all. Hillcrest graciously asked us to return And next year a victory we will earn! Many thanks to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Guikema, Mrs. Colling, Mr. and Mrs. Hodge, Mrs.. Needham for their driving and cheering. GRADES 3 - 4, 4 - 5 FIELD TRIP On Thursday, June 1, the ., pupils of grades 3-4 and 4-5, along 'with Mrs. Peterbaugh and Mrs. Huston travelled to Inverhuron Provincial Park. After exploring a pioneer cemetery, they went on a nature hike through the woods and sand dunesfind- ing marsh marigolds, butter- cups, jack-in-the-pulpit, anemones, wood frogs and black"stones used by Indians. After lunch they ' played games and sketched the ° scenery. They learned that • they should .take nothing from the park and leave nothing but our footsteps. The classes thank the teach- ers that accompanied them on their trip. HOW! Mr. Price's Class is pres- ently doing a course on Canadian Indiansandtheir customs. Opening, new • oors to small business BILL LICHTI one of our representatives will be at The Bedford Hotel, GODERICH on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month JUNE 27 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT B,4NK For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford • Lucknow Sentinel,. 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