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Seven +two+tixtry,
churches joined .together
on Mari fx at lonnybok.
United urch for World:
Day of Prayer, with the
theme "Whp: is. y
Neighbor" prepared by the
Women of Madagascar.
Organist was Dunganno s.
Mary Qarriock. Weieryrne
arid; a:ammentary was
given by S14z4.uue
Robinson,
Area churches taking
part in the program were
Dungannon United;
Trinity United, North
Ashfield Presbyterian, St.
Augustine Catholic, Port
Albert . Angllcarx,.
Kingsbridge Catholic, and
DonriybrQck United.
Wanda Weberin. tro-
ducect Tad Mantgornety of
Lucktiaw'.. who- 'showed.
slides°.and conamernte4 on
his three trips.'to anti, the
poorest country in the
Western hemisphere,
Some worship: Satan Ws a.
mountainous eouetry, with
beautiful scenery, 411irelt.
- able electricity, and no.
nnidergu and septic,'sys-
tems. They. live in crowd-
ed* mtt4 thatched build-
ings in- 115.• to 120 degree
temperatures* The. stench
is terrible, Clt:ittirreL ,aro
dressed -only to the waist.
Some lx*hies are scar
months old before they arc
washed. because of a vital
shortage of pure clean
water.
Women do t0 per cent.
of the work. They cook
with charcoal, carry every-
thing on the head whether
it is. a 92 pound bag of
cement pias i. cement
block; walk one to three
kilometers for' fresh water,
carrying it . back on their
head in five piton p wits.
They are a very friendly;
happy contented people
with a life expectancy of
only 57 years,
On Feb, 27, the
Dungannon Agricultural
Centre was the, scene of
the 119th a n aL neeting
of the West. Wawan,osh
Mutual Ina ur a;nee
Company,
1997 profits were; the•
best shown in the last; four
years and.' these results
were a ,combination ; of ,
good planning amtpolhc +, •
holder suppottx-".
I,,ong-tone director,
C'xcrald Herr decided not ti,
continues $0 an election,
vitas held for the Myth.
area. '!int Campbell and:
Torp, 'ClktuainOtain ran
. nce 1
pod, campaigns' .mud Tum
was successful" by aw very
Slit: might,
MI:L.:nett area.dire,ctor,
Steve Faber was.
aeciarrrted to has position.
Most of the friendly
crowdattending the olde
tyme dance at the
Dungannon' Senior Centre
wore "Irish green" and.
danced to .: some Irish
music supplied by, trio
Country ' . Ramblers.
Birthday and anniversary
celebrants for the month
of Mardi,: were eongratu-
fated..
Annette and Glens
Lance: and. sons Garter,' 8,:
and; Daken, 4 of London
visited the Lloyd l-1'ddget;
family river the weekend
The :bays were eager to
'temp, out' in the: wilds'
overnight, with their pane.
eats.
Mildred Lawlor and
Toni Young were high, at.
T;lttngannon. Seniors:
• Wednesday: evening
March 4. Aileen.Tiomrer
•arta Harvey Culbert wer'e.,
additional. winners.
•
Great. team Olay by the Etantarn squad e' the end of,two''on goals by Brien. Stanley
proved'tn.be the drfferenee, as<the'•local ., and Russ Mann:,
bays. defeated 'l iai'ton.;.in. this best of five -Chris. Wainwrighr's .unassisted marker
series, three games to two, winning;• the. at'7:16''of the third proved to be the win-
W OAA C' division.
After losing, the first two games (3:.to :Points for the the serieswent to: Brian Mem' Ivory
1, 5 to 3.), both. with Warton scoring Stanley 6, Russ Mann 4,• Chris: Hackett. 4,
empty net,goals,'n was,LucknQ+v's. tuts► rn
Jordan Hamilton 3, Steve Hare 5, Devin ry
game three. winning 5 to:3• wittw45 � empty Did you: kanow,
Pette race Pada ' L cin 3 and Dan
P y �` cidiatt loinsfirst
appeared .,in the fatid�
1800s.. Prior to this, coins`
Mtn Ann and Sheldo. .
Martin spent Saturday
with her slater Margret
.and /i.nt Errington. The
fNoursesw Tome#amb' visitedurgneighborsformer
,
Don atttt, Sharon
Schramm wile welcomed
a new baby girl Hillary.
Dawn on• Dee. 15, a sister
for Jeannette and.
Charlene. ° e
The Schrarnni family
pucchesedd: the former Jake
MMiddi
ay1.9
e97:kamp dairyfa.rm
A neice from Calgary
Amy Parker spent 10 days
in February visiting aunt. •
uncle and cousins.
On Saturday, the,
Vangannon Agriculture
Siociety. sponsored' .a:
ettchl~e toumarrwent0 Father
and son team. Donald and
Chris Curran were in top.
position with a score. of
76', Carman and Ila
Poltoek sct ring,73, second:
platter and the Applebys,
I,loy4 and Lillian With a
score of 72 third,
'Novelty winners were
Elsie Pennabecke}r and
Doris Laidla*k ;
In the evening Mr,
Music. Maker •Mike .
McNee pt'ovided music
for the cabin fever dance.
l ecei.ving"baptism at •
Dungannon. United
Crch'. .was
Barbhuara: Ann MausSundayfie1d as.
well as.beinong a rtrember of
the confirmation •class,
consisting' of Deborah
Lynn Patterson, and
Stacey Lynn ',Wilson who
were received into"tire•:
church congregation :nick
served communion by, the;
eldets and Rev. Alex'
net foal ?: Bean
Ing p antic four, Bria Stanley tied 'tire ,McAonagh•with a
scored at`two with t: 49; remaiuing.in the. The te€irn. now, advances to the QwMHA ,
third., Dennis. Andt'etw„.scored: the winner .. serriL-finals. .
The tearrr sayys . thanks, to,fans for their
midway through the overt}rine;, period;;
Qamc •fiv saw; the locals;down by two support' and K'wans. Restartrartt for the.
e .. victory:celebration.
in the fi�st.peFrod: but battle back.to tie; at
Laneers tame
* froth, page 1'
i'.t to 4 for
making t o the
Lancers,
Period; three opened
with Luelcnowplaying:
short for over two. min-
utes.
At 12:1'7 .the Pirates..
tied it tip.;'
A, two -minute penalty
to Goderich • gave
Ltrcknow the advantage.
Wheeler, from. Simpson..
and Steve Michie, notched
the winner at 4:01*.
The' Lancers were
assessed i 20 minutes. in
penalties with Stevenson''
claiming half of tont. The
Pirates: took, 18„ minutes. i n•
the box, .
Satuwrdr►y
Skilenwas. in the riot
again on -Saturday night in
GO leach
The teamsplayed-
scoreless, in period one.At
the end nf''two,:the, Pirates;
led 4 to 2. Lancer goals.
were on a power play .
when Brad Pr'iestap• 'was:
assisted by Tustin Murray.
and.Chris.'Mic,tiie•+ and' a
sh:ort,hah.ded marker off;
the stick.,. of Tason
Bloernbcrgi assisted by M.;
Murray and Corey
McKee.
Luekpow. tied the game
,up in the third peroci.:�n
goals, by 6irnpson froziz .
C=hris, Irwin- and Wheeler,.
and McKee, from Chris
Trwin>
'l'he Pirates, tonic,, a one.
*lead wrthr 5 seconds •
t
'frorir France, the, United..
Kingdom, Spain,: Portugal
:apd'the United States•were.
'Used ascurrency: (NC)
left on: the clock. and
.added' another one' in;
Luck;novu's empty net to
end the;ganie 6; to 4,
Lucknowspent ..12
u;tes: iri.the peroalty; 'box
while Qederich' racked; tip
21 minutes plus.;a game..
n iscond ict,
Sunday afternoon
The La,Au.e-,, ha Lo
ay catch up' S.,I1,Stnda.y,.
ernoon, but infact
could catch, up .as.
Qoderich netted two, one.
of them a:'short-handed
goal, in the first. period,”
Luchx ow. couldn't capi-
talize on, four 'minutes of
power play when
Goderich was; assessed for
i:
spearng`
At 7;12,of 'the second
period;. Luc}.now's;:
McKee; on • a play from
MacDonald; and Fisher.
put the Lancers on the
board,
.Two more goals, by:the
Pirates iinless ii,•
niinuters gav m a`4 to 1
lead at the tidrof two..
Perict three _ opened-
with the Lancers getting;
their sec tend• and as g*.oa1
when.; Steve'Micliie` and'.
Justin 'Murray 'set; Russ.,
Sutton up.
od.erieh slipped'
adother one past Skillet), to
end the game; at 5to 2.