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ungctnnon parents watch son play hockey
BY MARIE PARK
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Elliott were among the -par-
ents who travelled by bus to
Listowel on Sunday, where
their son Donald played with
the Goderich Midgets. God-
erich defeated Listowel 5 - 3
in the best two out of three
W.O.A.A. finals. The two
teams meet again tonight.
Jean called on her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight
while there. Theirdaughter,
Helen, spent the day with
her grandmother, Mrs. Em-
• ma Elliott in Goderich.
John Bere, Karen and
David of London spent the
weekend with Mrs. Mary
• Bere and family. David and
Dorothy Bere visited on Sun-
-- -day.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mrs,. Gertrude Park
were Mr. and, Mrs. Jack
•Ladd and Kim of Goderich
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom -
Hallam of Auburn.
Ken Hodges, Lloyd- Hod-
ges and ,Mrs. Donna Alton
attended the funeral in Mit-
chell on Monday, of their
aunt, Mrs. Mary Paulson, of
• Flint. Michigan. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Alton and Doris
Hodges had visited the fun-
eral home on Sunday. ,
• Congratulations to Bill and
Rosemary Gardner (nee
Bedy) on the •birth of their
second daughter On February
9. Another granddaughter
for Ross and Isabelle Eedy.
and would be subject to some
change depending on rising
costs. In the absence of Mrs.
Helen Stothers and Mrs.
Elsie Irvin, questions on the
Mission and Service Fund
report could not be answered
at the meeting. -
Other reports were read as
follows: music committee,
Mrs. Penny Hodges; church
report, Thos. Webster; ses-
sion report, Lorne Hasty;
Tyro report, Rev. Westhav-
er; Willing Workers, Mrs.
Penny Hodges; U.C.W.,
Mrs. Amy Wiggins; Sunday
School, Wayne Snyder; Ex-
plorers, Rev. Westhaver.
The list of officials, boards
and committees' as prepared.
by the nominating committee
was read, Mrs. Amy Wiggins
was appointed as .Presbytery
delegate with • Mrs. •Olive
Blake as'.alternate delegate,
subject to approval by Offici-
al Board at April meeting.
• It was announced that Nile
have decided to keep their
present time of service as is
so no further debate on that
question was necessary. The
•Willing Workers haveNis t a
• goal for themselves to re-
' decorate the sanctuary. It ,
was brought to their atten-
tion that this or any change
• to church property must ¶be
approved -13y: the Board of
Trustees. The suggestion
• was made that possibly insu-
• lation should be done first,
• and this might be .something
• for the Stewards to look into..
and Mrs. Bere.
Junior and Intermediate
competitions were held in the
afternoon with the following
results: Grade 5 and 6 - lst,
Paul Strong; 2nd, Jeff Gib-
son; 3rd, Marilyn Jamieson.
Grade 7 and 8 - lst, Karen
Beecroft; 2nd, Celia Chand-
ler; 3rd, Kendra Purdon; 4th,
Elizabeth Jefferson.
On Wednesday in boys'
hockey the Butchers won
over the Flyers with a score
of 10 - 1.
On Friday the girls' hockey
team played against the
Marie Park accompanied Since Harvey Alton re -
some Lucknow -'1.1,die -.' i6._ ' 'quested to be relieved of his
bingo in Teeswater on Friday dutiesas elder for health
evening and came away a reasons, Wayne Snyder was
lucky winnernamed an elder and Harvey
Many from our area at- Alton will •be an honorary
tended the Old Timers hock elder, as is Mr. Wm. Petrie.
ey game in Lucknow, betwe- --, The minister said there
en Goderich -and Lucknow, had been so far a poor •
when Lucknow went down to response to donations for the
i
defeat, ''' Observer and many more
names are needed to get the
discount price.
It was decided to give the
anniversary committee a lit-
. Apostolic Church fills a vac tie flexibility on date of
any". Since February 24th anniversarywhile aiming for
'St. Matthias Day" on the the third Sunday in Septem
church calendar this sermon bei, if possible.
was of an expository biblical Rev. Westhaver closed the
nature, giving an in-depth meeting with benediction
treatment of Acts 1: 15 - 26 in • and lunch was served by
which Matthias is elected to Mrs. Amy .Wiggins.
replace Judas. , BROOKSIDE BROADCAST,
• DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. C. G, Westhaver
• spoke on the topic, "The
The • choir sang the an-
them, 'Tye got the joy, joy
led by organist Mrs: Jean
By Mandy Miller
and Janice Pollock
Speeches were held in the
Elliott. gym at Brookside on Friday
The book of annual reports with several parents in at-
iW. available now at the back tendance. Results of primary
of the -church. \competition held in the
Last week Mr. 'Graham morning, were as- follows:
McNee installed a railing Grade 1 1,st, Melissa-J..0g- ,
along the steps just inside „..tenberg;.2n4aillie Pentland;
• the side door of the church. 3rd, Madonna, Bradley; 4th,
DUNGANNON UNITED Chris MacLennan; honour -
•CHURCH ANNUAL able mention, &bpi- Anne
MEETING Menary, John Wright:
The annual meeting for the • Grade 2 - 1st, Ken Strong;
Dungannon congregation 2nd, Michelle Cote; 3rd,
was held •in the Sunday Shannon Kerr; 4th, , Tobi
School roomon Thursday Fairbairn; honourable itien-
evening with only fair attend- tion, Laurie Hayden, Mary
ance. • • • .1 Lou MacAulay, Becky Red
Ripley girls in Lucknow, with
a score 2 - 0 for Ripley.
Lucknow School volleyball
team came to Brookside garly
in the week. The Brookside
boys team won their game
but the girls lost to the
Lucknow girls.
On Thursday Brookside
teams ivent to Lucknow
where the girls won and the
boys lost to -Lucknow.
Danny Gregory injured his
back in a volleyball game in
the gym on Tuesday and was
taken to hospital by 'itnbu-,
lance. He' was allowed to go
home after it was ascertained
that his injury was bruised
muscles and treatment is
mainly rest. He was off
school the rest of the week.
Electives started on Friday
for a few weeks, for the
junior grades. Choices are as
follows, choir, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Worsell; gym, Mr.
Jewitt; crafts, Mrs.Blan-
•
chette; drama, Mrs. Tebbutt;
film making, Miss Trezise;
sewing, knitting, cooking,
Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.
Bere.
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Donation
for a Garage
Sale will be accepted
• at Adrian Keet'S Farm,
2nd firm West of White-
church. ProCeeds, for the
,Assic for .,JheMenW1y
Retarded and Voice o
Life. Your support greatly
appreciated.
PICKUPS ARRANGED
• 357-3099
Rev. \ C. G. Westhaver
opened the meeting with
scripture and prayer, includ-
ing silent prayer in memory
of those who died during the
year 1978. Mrs. Helen Daw-
son was appointed secretary
for the meeting.
Thos. Webster, treasurer,
read the 'charge budget and
answered any questions. IC
• K. Dawson read the project -
'ed budget for 1979, explain-
ing that this was an estimate
ford. •
Grade 3 - 1st, Bonnie
Henderson; 2nd, Donna Ray-
nard; 3rd, Jeff Gammie; 4th,
Craig Ritchie; honourable
mention, Jeff McMichael.
Grade 4 - 1st, Heidi Fill-
more; 2nd, Audrey Bos; 3rd,
Shawn Hackett; 4th,` Kim
Rintoul; honourable men-
tion, Jimmy McCabe, Donald
Martin, Heather Stot\ey,
Sherry Nixon.
Judges were Mr. Jewitt
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