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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-16, Page 20Page 20--L cknew S•atmel, Wednesday, May 16, 1979 Dungannon eats Pt. BY MARIE PARK • Ashfield recreation slo- pitch is underway for another season and Su.nday's ,game saw Dungannon defeat Port Albert by a 15. - 11 score. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Laird Spivak and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Noble on the death of the ladies' grandmother, Mrs. Freenie Dilworth on Mon- day. May 7 in her 89th year. Burial was in Dungannon Cemetery. Sympathy is also extended to the families of the late Mrs. Amber Popp of Clinton who passed away on Tues- day, May 8 at Stratford General Hospital in her 77th year. Mrs. Popp had been a resident of Dungannon •.for many years prior to moving to Clinton. Sympathyalso to the fam- ily of the late Mr. William Henry Culbert who died in Mission, British Columbia on Monday, May 7th in his 93rd year. Burial was in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Bere were Ruth and Jim Austin of Toronto, Maylin .and John Bere, Kar- en and David of London, Dorothy and David Bere and Kathie and John Stanbury. Mr: and Mrs. Eugene Ryan of Goderich, and.. Mr. and Mrs.'' Bill Blake and family of Cambridge visited with Mrs, .-CecilBiakeon Sunday. Miss Beth McCon- nell also visited at the Blake hotne Lloyd and Doris Hodges held a family gathering on Sunday following the bap- tism of their grandson, Mich- ael Bruce Sillib. Those at- tending were Marsha and Bruce Sillib, Valerie and Dennis Vanderburg, Terry and .,..Penny ...:Hodges,..A;nnette.. and Gerry Bere, Mrs. Pearl Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Ge- rege' Sillib and Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Sillib of Blyth. Dinner guests with Harold: and Jean Elliott, Donald and Helen were Rev: and Mrs. Clyde Westhaver, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight, Listow- el, Mr. ' and Mrs. Arden Barker, Milverton, Miss: Brenda Barker and Todd'. Crew of London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martinell, London, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar'Cuthill, Seaforth, Paul Cuthill, Strat- ford and Mrs. Emma Elliott of Goderich. Mrs. Glen McDonald (nee Sue Godfrey) of Kitchener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Howard Godfrey underwent major surgery on. Friday. Mrs. •Virginia Caesar re- turned to her home on Saturday following a tonsil- lectomy on Wednesday at Wingham Hospital. Peg and Cliff Purdon visit- ed with their daughter and son-in-law, Mc. and Mrs. Bob Derbecker and family at Harley. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH The Sacrament of Baptism was held on the Christian Family Sunday with *six in- fants being presented for baptism; Michael Bruce Sil- lib, son of Bruce and Marsha Sillib; William Alexander Draper, son of Brian and Judy Draper; Karen .Joy Hodges, -daughter of Clare. and Bonnie. Hodges, of Strat- ford; Kelly Lynn McNee, daughter of Kenneth and Lynda McNee; Julie Dawn Blake, daughter of Bill and Pat Blake of Cambridge; and Diana Lynn Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Anderson. Rev. C. G, Westhaver spoke on the topic, "Mother- hood - its crosses and crown". The choir sang the anthems, "The Church of Long ago," and "Lily of the Valley", led by organist Mrs, Jean Elliott. Helen Elliott sang a solo, "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You". Flowers were placed in the church in memory of Mrs. A. Popp, a former active mem- ber and Sunday School teach- er of Dungannon United Churchwho passed away during the past week. Flow- ers were also placed in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Pinetree Crestnets ►ri l. at Pinecrtst BY WILMA CLARKE April was a busy month and we welcomed the enter- tainment andvisits of many , orgabizations. u The Lucknow C,W.L. of St. Mary's church held their 'Monthly ,meeting at the nurs- ing honie,in the activity room on April., 2: On April 3, the . White- church Bible Clubunder the leadership, of Mrs. Fay Os- borne came and held their meeting, There were about 16. boys and girls and we really enjoyed their : singing -and' "Taking - their program. On Palm Sunday, the Lucknow and South Kinloss Presbyterian Young People. came and gave their Good Friday service. The Lucknow Christian Reformed Ladies came for a bingo on April 9 and the Lucknow Kinettes came for a bingo ori April 10th: On April '18th, Caravan Clothing of Toronto came for their spring display of cloth- es.. They had a very good selection, and some of •us bought some new spring clothes. On April 19 the Kinlough Pentecostal Church made their monthly visit to sing hymns to us. . Kingsbridge School, grad- es kindergarten, to grade 4 came to present a wonderful program on April 23. Father Dentinger was the master of ceremonies and Brother Karl told us an amusing story. The choir under the 'direction of Mrs. Park provided some beautiful Easter music and several children said recita- tions. Our monthly birthday par- ty was,held on April 24, with Whitechurch Womon's Insti- tute entertaining • us with music and .poetry.. The residents celebrating. birthdays in April were Dr. Anna Wright, April 6; Ellen Gardner, April .19 and Eliza- beth Scott, April 28. On April 29, the Christian Reformed Church of Luck - now made theiranonthly visit for a worship service. John Ryan by Gordon Kidd and family. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH The children of the Sunday School put on a brief pro- gram during. the church service on Sunday morning in honour of their mothers. The Beginners gave 'ques- tions and answers in a selection called "A Mother's Day Quiz". The Primary class presented an acrostic named "Letters of Love", while the Juniors asked the question "What Can 1 Do?" The Junior High class led the congregation ih singing "Faith of our Mothers" with Sharon Frey at the piano.' A Primary pupil, Walter Martin, played the offertory number on the piano, and Puppets entertain at Brookside BY MANDY MILLER AND JANICE POLLOCK On May 9 the Peppi Puppet People, a group of four professional puppeteers from -Toronto, performed the play, "Aladdin and the Mag- ic Lamp" at Brookside for all classes. After the perform- ance the students had a closer look at the puppets used: and . a chance to ask questions. Mr. Liddle's Grade 7 class was fortunate .to have good weather for their overnight camping field trip at Menes- etung Camp Wednesday and Thursday. All classes are preparing for the . different events on Field Day which is to be later in May.. This week the school will be getting aclass set of daily newspapers each day. The teachers and students will be looking at different articles and discussing them. This exercise should be especially interesting in these pre-elec- tion days. Mr. Kenwell and . Mr. Kinkead visited Brookside', during the week, rt 15-11 Kenny Strong recited a poem relating to this special day. Paul Strong acted as M.C. Following the program each mother was called upon to receive a carnation corsage presented by her youngest child in Sunday School. Pastor Lawrence chose various passages of scripture relating to Christian Family Day, and the mothers' im- portant role in the raising of children in a Christiari home. Guests at Olivet for Mother's Day BY LORRAINE: McGUIRE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamil- ton and girls of Hanover were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Wendy on Saturday evening. Mrs. Oscar White of Rip- ley visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burt White and' family. ,A, Alarge crowd attended the reception in the Ripley com- plex for Mr. and Mrs. Blayne Shewfelt (nee Patsy MacTav- ish) following their marriage last . Saturday in the St. Andrew's United - Church, Ripley. Congratulations to you both. I Mrs. Robert Engel and. Rob . of Dublin visited. on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamil- ton and Wendy visited on. Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Rod McDonagh of Lucknow. Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs. Bob Blackwell and' children visited on Saturday evening with Mrs. Robert Engel and Rob at her cottage at Lurgan Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mc- Guire, Christopher and Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves and family of Ripley. Remember the rummage sale to be held this Saturday, May 19th at the home. , of Mrs. Jack McGuire. See advertisement in the coming events of the Sentinel. NEW I1HPTARDBOSSM SMOOTII AND EASY 'TO HANDE This sleek, quiet -running lawn tractor offers ex- cellent operating comfort. The muffler is excep- tionally low in tone, and has been tucked under the hood to reduce the danger of bodily contact. 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