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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-16, Page 13Best wishes to patient Recently, Stewart Caesar took his grandparents, Art and Mary Stewart, to visit their son, Norman, Norma and girls of Lambeth. Beth McConnell is a patient in Wingham Hospital. Allister Nivins is a patient in Goderich Hospital and Jody Riley is a pa- tient in University Hospital, London. Best Wishes to you from your friends and fami- ly of the community. Cora Sherwod visited Beth McConnell at Wingham Hospital on Friday. Dungannon Senior Citizens held their regular Wednesday Night Card Party with 15 tables. High Lady - Mary Harris; Low Lady Femme Groen; High Man - Cecil Pollock; Low Man - Jeremy Brindley. Jane Shetler of St. Catherines spent the weekend with her mother, Lee Shetler. Mrs. Vivian Earl, Chicago, Illinois, visited her daughter, Karen Roberts, Rev. Robert and family at the United Church Manse. Congratulations to John and Donna Cur- ran who were married Friday at 7:00 at Dungannon United Church. Reception followed at Saltford Valley Hall. Dungannon Agricultural Society is hav- ing a Membership Drive on Tuesday, Nov. 29th at their regular meeting. Bring your friends, your ideas and join the community in giving a hand. The Dungannon Explorers met on Wednesday, November 9th. They began UNGANNON by Bonnie Hodges the evening with the opening ceremony of the purpose, motto and "This is My Father's World". Then they talked about the next meeting, which would be November 23rd and what they would do. They decided on making braided hangers, and gimp bracelets. They then went into their groups. Some of the members of the gold' group taught the others a new song with actions. It was called "I Can Do All Things". Then they were taught a new game called "Stella Ella 011a". They then closed the meeting with the prayer and song "Oh, Master of the Loving Heart". Dungannon Union Pastoral Chard] The service was held at Dungannon with Rev. D. Armstrong. The Junior Choir practices at Dungan- non Thursday nights at 7. Any child is welcome to join. If you would like to purchase the Willing Workers Xmas Recipe Book, contact Jo- Anne 9-7190. Dungannon's Annual Beef Supper was held on Sunday with 2 sittings. Lovely meals were prepared Visit from Michigan Pine River U.C.W. The November meeting of the U.C.W. of the Pine River United Church met Tues- day evening November 8, in the basement of the church. The meeting opened with the president Betty Jones in the chair. Betty opened the meeting by having the ladies sing "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name". The Purpose of the U.C.W. was repeated in unison. The roll call was taken by the 20 ladies present by giving their favorite verse in the Bible. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret Ferguson discussion followed and we found that all the positions for the offices of the U.C.W. have been filled for 1989. The offering wastaken up and dedicated by the president Betty Jones. The meeting was then turned over to the convenor Margaret Reed. The hymn "Let There be Peace on Earth" was sung. A reading was given by Margaret on the reason why we should remember the dead and the ones that served in the wars and also a reading that had been written by a 15 year old girl. Phyllis Elliott led in prayer. There was quite a long discussion on the environment, what we should and shouldn't do. A new song "Recycle" was sung. Grace was sung and lovely lunch OCHALSH by Kae Webster was served by the hostesses. A social hour was had by all. Visitors from Michigan Recent visitors with Elmer and Edna Culbert was Elmer's two sisters Peggy McIntosh from Northville, Michigan and Velma Ashton from Plymouth Michigan. Visitors recently with Rhetta and Marion MacLennan was Collin MacLen- nan of Agincourt and Louise Miller of Palmerston, on Wednesday they were down at Point Clark at Margaret Mortens to celebrate Rhetta's birthday. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb was Bob and Sandra Darling and their two children from Chesley and also William and Shirley Irvin and their three daughters of Ashfield Township. Visiting with Dorothy Finlayson was Carol Finlayson and her husband John Balch and their two sons Alexander and Nicholas of Toronto and Barbara Roger- son also of Toronto. Allan and Millie MacLean of Coll- ingwood visited on Tuesday with Allan's brother and sister-in-law Ewan and Marj MacLean. Back again at Blyth Remember Kim and Jerry Brodey - the Blyth Festival of Entertainment brings them back by popular demand with a brand new show — FAMILY PIE on Satur- day, November 26 at Blyth Memorial Hall. With four records, a ton of awards and a Juno nomination for their recent album, FAMILY PIE, Kim and Jerry Brodey have been delighting audiences of all ages for many years. Using a combination of original music and theatre, they approach such issues as step -parenting, ecology and global problems with sensitivity and humour, appealing to young imaginations and leaving lots of room for participation. What's the recipe for Kim and Jerry Brodey's FAMILY PIE? Take a heaping helping of priginal music and song, mix it together with theatre, lots of humour and contagious energy and cook up some fun for the entire family. Kim and Jerry's per- formance is eclectic, fast -paced and amus- ing, encouraging children to think and learn while having fun. Young imagina- tions are captured by loveable & eccen- tric "Aunt Beulah", the determined, roadie "Gertrude" and a mesmerizing robotic visitor from outer space. Directed by three -time Chalmers Award-winning playwright, Robert Morgan, Kim and Jerry's FAMILY PIE explores the impor- tance of love, family and friends, different cultures and our planet - with sensitivity and hope, the joy of making music and laughter is shared with everyone. Born in Sarnia, Jerry Brodey has taught school to children with special needs and is presently giving music workshops to other educators. Kim began her performing career in the United States with the Juke String Band. I • "i uenced by Charlie Chaplin and Ear;.L:, Kitt, she attended the Circle in the Square School and performed for three years with mime artist, Mark Epstein. Before beaming up with Kim, Jerry recorded two solo albums, "Songs Have Wings" and "Carnival" and made many television appearances on Mr. Dress -Up, Kidswnrld and Live It Up. In- fluenced by the Beatles, Red Skelton and Bruce Cockburn, Jerry has developed a unique songwriting style. 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