The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-07, Page 15Pinetcee Cresnets
Elizabeth and Joe MacMillan wed for 50 years
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 7, 1979—Page 15
BY WILMA CLARKE
February was an important
month for Joe ,MacMillan.
He and his wife Elizabeth
celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary on Febru-
ary 12th.
He was able to visit his
wife in the hospital in London
that day, and since that time
she has been able to return to
Wingham Hospital.
On February 26th, Joe and
• Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson cel-
ebrated their birthdays to-
gether.
Others celebrating birth-
days in February were Alex-
ander (Sandy) MacLeod and
Edith Joynt.
The Lucknow Christian Re-
formed Church ladies held
their monthly bingo on Feb-
ruary 12 and the Kinettes
came the following 'evening
and had bingo for the
residents.
On Valentine's Day the
Lucknow Public School, Op -
Dungannon youth take instruction
DUNGANNON coming into the full member -
UNITED CHURCH ship of the church at Easter.
- on . profession of faith. The
A confirmation class for age range is usually fourteen
communicants begins ses- and up, but more important
sions this week in `Dungan- than age isa willingness to
non Church. This class is serge the Lord in the fellow -
open to young persons and ship of the church and in
others who are desirous of one's own personal life.
Brookside Broadcast
Tots sign up at school
BY MANDY MILLER
AND JANICE POLLOCK
Kindergarten registration
for next fall's class was held
on Thursday, March 1, with
about 40 children register-
ing. Huron County Health
Nurses were on hand -to give
them their checkup and
inoculations, if necessary.
On Wednesday, February
28 the senior boys hockey
teams playedthe last game
of the playoffs. The Flyers,
with captain George Alton
South lain
won the game .7 - 4 against
the Flame..,, (captain Jamie
Bere). The Flyers thus be-
came the senior boys' hockey
champions of Brookside
School.
On Tuesday, February 27
the girls' hockey team played
against the Ripley girls' team
with a score of 4 - 0 for
Brookside. Goals were scor-
ed by Wilma Vandervelde
(2), Carol Rintoul (1) and
Ruth Martin (1).
'oss - f 01
keep : busy this u in to r
BY°RUTH BUCHMEIER
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stever
spent thetweekend with their.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kunz of Kitchener.
Many parents from this
area" attefided'. the hockey
games in Smithviile on Sun-
day when both the Pee Wees
and the Bantams played'
there. 0
Barry and Gladys John-
ston, Henry and Ethel Clark,
David ' Eadie and George
McBride attended the Good
Road,: Convention at the,.
Royal `York in Torontolast
week. .
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Johnston and --family
over the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Mills and
girls of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith
and: Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Zinn had a very interesting
trip to Mexico where they
toured the country.
Ken Houston suffered a
dislocated shoulder last week
while playing. hockey. He will
be off for a while now.
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DUNGANNON I 4-11
BY IRENE MARTIN
The third meeting of the
Dungannon I 4-H club was
held at Mrs. George. Erring -
ton's on February .26th at
7.00 p.m. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by
Betty Errington.
The club name was chosen.
to be "The Mad Hatters".
A demonstration was giv-
en on how °to tie different
scarf knots. Each member
finally mastered the "Wind-
sor Knot", the "Square
Knot", the "Ascott" and the
"Soft Puff".
The fourth meeting began
with the roll call which
included every girl doing
three different scarf ties. The
club then talked about purses
and what type of purse you
prefer including the different
styles of purses for various
occasions.
The topic of shoes as an.
accessory was discussed in-
cluding the fit, the selection
or style of a shoe and the
proper care for shoes.
of Mrs. Bell and Mrs: Camp-
bell entertained by square
dancing and presenting a
musical drama, All the resid-
ents enjoyed the children's
entertainnient.
The Eastern Star held their
Valentine's Card Party at
Pinecrest that evening:
Rev. Wm. Munshaw held
communion for the Protest-
ants on Feburary 15. Dr.
Little assisted him by serv-
ing.
In. the afternoon of Feb-
ruary 15 the Kinlough Pente-
costal Church sang hymns
and the minister spoke.
The monthly birthday par-
ty was held on February
17th. Kairshea Women's In-
stitute entertained.
Herb, Doug and Tom
Clarke along with Harold
Campbell played some toe
tapping music and Frank
MacKenzie, Ena Steer 'and
Bonnie Clarke sang. Margar-
et. and Marilynne Maclntyre
•- 'gave some band music 'ac-
companied by Norma on the
piano.
The Lucknow Catholic
Women's League held their
' monthly meeting in the Act-
ivity Room on February 19th.
On February 21 and 22 the
residents were pleased to
have a large display of crafts
and hobbies in the activity
room.
Many residents, staff and
friends in Lucknow brought
their hobbies• and residents
were thrilled to have a good
turn out of visitors to view
them. There were samples of
crocheting, knitting, quilt-
ing, "needlepoint, sewing,
painting, string art, embroid-
ery etc.
On Tuesday, February 27
the residents had their pan-
cakes for dinner to celebrate
. Shrove Tuesday and the
Roman Catholics held com-
munion in the afternoon.
The weather is so lovely,,
that one of these days the
residents will be going out to
the sugar shack in March.
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As parents, you canr'educe the
risk of having a mentally retarded
child by developing proper
dietary and lifestyle habits during
pregnancy. y
To get all the facts, see your -doctor.
Many forms of mental retardation
can be prevented.
Your child's health and well being
ydepericd on it,
For more information, write
for. a booklet on the Prevention of
Mental Retardation.
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Mental Retardation Prevention
Queen's Park
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Keith Norton, .r
Minister of Community and
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