HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-28, Page 18Page 1&-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 28, 1979
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BY MARIE PARK
Miss. Joan Ritcey of Brid-
gewater, Nova. Scotia, a niece
of Olive Chisholm, spent a
few days visiting with the
families.
Ed and Evelyn Case (nee
Schmid) have moved into. the
Shewood apartments at the
south end of the village.
' Ken and Beth Hodges
have recently moved into
their newly renpvated house,
and their daughter, Peggy,
her husband, Greg Jervis
and family, have moved into
the house at the mill.
Harvey Culbert was admit-
ted to University Hospital in
London on Monday.
John and Maylin Bere,
Karen and David of London,
visited Mary Bere on Sun-
day. Local members of the
Bere family joined them for a
get together with their moth-
er.
Joy Vella of Clinton is
spending a few days with her
aunt . and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Graham McNee.
Allan' and Sandra McNee,
Edward and Paul of London
visited on Sunday with his
parents, Graham and Bessie
McNee ; and helped his
grandmother, Mrs. Ross Mc-
Nee celebrate her 93rd birth-
day supper. Mrs. McNee is a
resident of Pinecrest Nursing
home in Lucknow and still
quite chipper for her age.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fan-
cy - of Niagara Falls visited
with their son, Charles, his
wife, Brenda and their child-
ren, Patti, Kevin and Tamrhy
on the weekend.
Sally Wright returned on
Tuesday night after spending
a week with her parents in
Brandon, Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cul-
bert attended the wedding of
their granddaughter, Terri
Lynn Williamson in London
on Saturday: Terri is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Williamson, the former Mary
Ellen Culbert. •
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on the topic, "Stewardship of
a Different Kind", on Sun-
day morning: The choir sang
the anthem, "Kum ba-ya",
led by organist, Mrs. Jean
Elliott. Mr. Cowan sang
"I've Got the Joy" during
the children's time and talk-
ed to them on that theme.
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of Wesley
Taman of Blyth, who died
recently. Sympathy is ex-
tended to his daughter, Mrs.
Delmar Sproul and family.
DUNGANNON U.C.W.
Dungannon U.C.W. held
their November meeting in:
the form of .a dessert lunch-
eon at the home of Amy
Wiggins on Monday, Novem-
ber 19. Lunch was served by..,
Heleh Dawson and Donna
Alton.
Jean Errington and Tinie
Logtenberg were in charge of
the devotional program.
Mrs. Logtenberg . read a.
poem, "The Necessities of
Life and Mrs. Errington
read the scripture from the
Book of Romans. The medi-
tation was "Knowing Your-
self".
Mrs. Logtenberg read a
modern version of the‘par-
able of ."The Affluent Man"
which showed that 'as we
prosper,we should lay aside a
portion to help those in need.
A skit, "Where are. You
Going?", was put on by five
ladies, Tinie • Logtenberg,
Jean Errington, Elsie Irvin,
Amy Wiggins and Emily
Drennan. This demonstrated
various options for Christian
education, including Bible
study, retreats and medita-
tion.
Amy Wiggins presided for
the 6usiness meeting. She
thanked Mr. and Mrs. Cow-
an for opening the manse to.
the family of Frank Moulton
following ,his funeral on Nov-
ember 18. The church was in
use that day for the. bazaar. It
was decided to .donate 510.00
to the Children's Aid. Helen
Dawson gave the treasurer's
report and discussion was•'
held on various items on the
budget and comment was
made on • several improve-
ments paid for by U.C.W.,
such as insulation and purch
ase of hymn books. Plans
were made to remember the;
shut-ins at Christmas:
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
CHURCH
The Reverend Glen
Brubacher from Kit
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chener conducted several
special meetings over the
weekend at the Christian
Fellowship Church,
Dungannon.
Friday night's message
was geared to the young
people who were well
represented.
After the Sunday
morning service, the;
congregation had lunch
and a time -of fellowship
in the church basement.
An afternoon service
completed the series of
messages.
Musical numbers in the
form of duets and
quartets were much
appreciated.
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
By Annette Curran
and Lisa Brown
This • week, Dr. Lynch,.
Medical Health officer for
Huron County, conducted
scoleosis tests on some of the
Grade 8 students.
Saturday, November 24th,
the Junior volleyball teams
are going to Goderich High
School for the tournament.
The basketball free throw
throw -offs took place this
week at our school.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Bere attended a dinner meet-
ing of the Huron -Perth Chap-
ter of C.E.C. in Victoria
School on Thursday evening.
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Chinese proverb: Fool
me once, shame on you.
Fool .me twice shame on
me
MONTGOMERY • SHOBBROOK
The marriage of Sharon Lynn Shobbrook and Ian William
Montgomery was performed by Rev. Douglas Kaufman at the
Lucknow United Church on Saturday, November 3, 1979 at
4:00 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Bridge of
R. 5 Wingham and the late Rae Shobbrook and the groom' Is
the son of Gordon Montgomery, Lucknow and the late Mrs.
Ruth Montgomery. The bride was attended by Sheila,
Shobbrook, Wingham, sister of the bride; Margaret
Montgomery, Lucknow, , sister of the groom; Brenda
Reinhardt, Behnore, friend of the bride; Lori Bggin,
Goderich, cousin 'of the bride and Krista Bridge, Wingham,
sister of thebride as Junior bridesmaid. The groom was
assisted by ` John Hamilton, Lucknow as best man . and the
guests were ushered by .James Montgomery, Lucknow,
brother of the groom •,': Kevin Murray, Holyrood; Bruce Willits,
Lucknow and Bradley Shobbrook, Wingham, brother of the
gide. The couple are residing at R. 5, :Lucknow.
Would like to take this opportuni
our :many .customers and . rie
many years a
th
ways value
ndship as we continue
r business of farming at Holyrood