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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-27, Page 10community news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday , Apr!I 27, 1983—Page 10 Dungannon Kinettes attend zone conference in St. Marys •from page 9 fit session. Because of all the physical work put into it, Marilyn revived everyone with very fattening squares and donuts, On Monday, April 18, four of the Kinettes went to a Simple Home Repair Course held at the township hall in Holmesville. They learned interesting facts on how to repair minor plumbing and electrical disorders in the home. The girls came home with ideas to share with the rest of the club. On Wednesday, April 20, the Kinettes attended a Zone Conference held in St. trinity news By Bell Hackett Visitors with Jack and Nancy Cameron, Brent and Adam recently, were Nan- cy's grandmother Mrs. Myr- tle Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shelley and family of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Don Reid, and Veronica of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Romano and family of New Hamburg. The `occa- sion was Brent's fourth birth- day. Don and Joyce Reid and Veronica stayed with Jack and Nancy Cameron and boys this past weekend, to attend the Reid Colwell wedding reception, on Satur- day night. The Trinity Youth Group went to the Kincardine Swimming Pool on Sunday evening and later met at the home of Charlie and Mayme Wilkins, Elizabeth and Ken- ny. Congratulations to Irene Markham who has just pas- sed successfully the eight month clerical secretarial course at Conestoga College, Clinton Campus. Chris Markham has just completed his first year at Fanshawe College, where he took Computer Marketing. Rev. Arthur Scott has just received word that the Pres- bytery representative for the Ventures In Mission project for the United Church, will be coming to the Ashfield -St. Helens Charge next Monday night. This is a project that the United Church across Canada is participating in for the next two years. south kinloss By Ruth Buchmetei Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reid who were married on Saturday at South Kinloss Presbyterian Church. Marilynne and Margaret Maclntyre have finished their school year in Hamilton and are now at home. Marg- aret has her exams to write in May. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac- lntyre and family attended the dedication of Danielle Bannerman in the Pentecost- al Church at Kincardine on Sunday. Danielle is the son of Janet and Donnie Banner- man. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Dick McQuillan, Ron and Jack were Linda McQuillin of Willowdale, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McQuillin of Sarnia, Mrs. Hicks of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mac- Leod of Vanastra. Agnes Thomson was a dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillan, Jack and Ron. Mrs. ira Dickie and Mrs. Harry Lavis were delegates to the Synodical Society of Hamilton and London W.M.S. held in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Ow- en Sound on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Need- ham have returned home after spending the past six months in the south. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Acker- man of Winnipeg are visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Dickie and Karissa. St. Augustine CWL The April meeting of St. Augustine CWL was held in the church rectory on Mon- day, April 18. The meeting opened with prayer led by Marg Glavin, followed by a scripture reading by Leona Hickey. Reports pertaining to their perspective duties were giv- en by Cathy Beyersbergen, Maria Theony, and Nancy Stapleton. Marg Glavin ex- pressed her thanks to Ella Redmond for the work with the elections of the league executive. The new executive is as follows: president, Leona Hickey; first vice, Nancy Stapleton; second vice, Erma O'Connor; third vice, Agnes Delbergue; secretary, Leona Boyle; treasurer, Teresa Hickey. President Leona Hickey thanked the out going exe- cutive for all their hard work of the past two years. Father Dentinger spoke briefly on the Persecution of Christianity and how it all affects our lives today. Fath- er Frank made the announce- ment that this coming June, Father Ed Dentinger of St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge will celebrate 40 years in the priesthood. On the theme of Christian- ity, Father Frank spoke of a man who is devoting his time and efforts for the unborn. Joe Borowski of Winnipeg is one man who believes more should be done to help the unborn. Marys, hosted by the St. Marys Kinette Club. A de- lightful meal was prepared and catered by the St. Marys Kinsmen. An election was held for Zone Co-ordinator and Di- anne Armstrong from the Goderich Kinettes was elect- ed. A raffle was held and many of the Dungannon Kin- ettes won prizes. It was an enjoyable evening for all. Dungannon 4.H On April 19 the Dungan- non 4-H calf club held its organizational meeting at Dungannon Agriculture Hall. Fifteen members answered the roll call. The club then chose their officers for the year, as follows: president, Perry Van Osch; vice president, Chris- tine Stapleton; secretary, Jeff Feagan; treasurer, Craig McNeil; press reporters - Goderich, Judy Walters; Lucknow, Scott Hackett. Five new members have entered the club this year. The leaders for this year are dairy, Bob and Glen McNeil; beef, Ross Eedy and Ian Hackett. A number of parents attended the meet- ing. YOU KNOW MY SERVICE. NOW I'M PROUD TO BE PART OF THE PETRO -CANADA TEAM. W. A. 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