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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-08, Page 11Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 8,. 1984—Page 11 yaiis to institute. .ngannon ' omeles Institute 'held 1, ctivities meeting.., on' Thurs- ;.2. at 440 :home :of Donna call:, -name a, ,canadian e:., ,.read, was three ez tive' of the Laelprow .�' rka"} Incl �I second vice:•president; Rose Kington, Cr Aa irr' an CI ,.past president; Bruce S Itn,_ 8rbt vice-president; back, J Abs.►, Lorne Haclkett,, No', p Bolt, and Allan Miller, directors. bse Morrison and Tien. Mewhl p ney; ddis s. [Photo b e ming,' • author aid answered by iSeti visitors, Winifred Girirad. "y The collection of Penniee.teiFFriendship takken, five cents for eve bed in each x �n�� aR r - ,; �: ib r .hong .. Bessie ' McNee read the minutes, the treasuret'_s report -and the correspondence. Donations were made- to. the. Dungannon Senior :Citizens Building Fund :and to the ,,Dungannon Agricultural Society. Plans were made to _ celebrate this branches 70th anniversary ,on June ' 13. w!, Beth McConnell gave a reading, . An Institute Prayer. Donna Young introduced the guest speaker, William Partridge, who is Chief Librarian for Huron County. He told us there are . 29 libraries. in Huron County. The vounticy library, as we know it today, was established in 1967. Mr. Partridge distrib- uted pamphlets which included an applica- tion form for space in the Huron Historical Atlas 1984, which is being compiled as a Bicentennial Ontario Project. The district president has asked each Branch Curator in Huron West to contribute a short history to be part of a page in the Atlas. Wil'letta McWhinney thanked the speaker and presented. him with a gift. y is family's fifth generation Congratulations to .. Jim and Annette (C Urran) Ritchie on the birth of a son,. Aaron E don games, lb. 9 oz., on February.1 at Goderich Hospital. 'A A:first grandchild -for and Sandra c irran- and: Eldon and Madeline Ritchie. A .first ,great ,grandchild- , for Ella !ogle and seventh great grandchild for :Eilte °, Curran, Karoo, makes the fifth generation on' Sandra's side of the family eat -great grandmother :Helene Cooke and great grandfather Ray Cook both reside fin f ericir; At the weekly euchre sponsored by the' Dtngannon.and area seniors there. were 14 abler K , le . High man was Harold Maize;r. ang timer'.' Black. 'High, 'lady. was 4a garet•Joung; low score draw, Shelley Powell and 'Loire Haggett (won). Tickets were sold on an afghan to bedrawn in March: This draw will be held • to help the seniors raise money for the purchase of the former -,:Presbyterian Church. A canvass is now being conducted throughout the area for this worthwhile projectand it is hoped the '.people ;will support the .area seniors. Joel Bendig, son of Val and Mike Bendig, Goderich .celebrated his second birthday on Sunday. Present s were ,great grandmother, is yep lett, Stir resident; ' the ladies / lvlstoi .of albs' Luccno s t °resident. 110.1 :Rickett second first vice-president un Elaine r " hn eli!i vlQe pJ' etyure'hunt the nt; Ruth Heli,. -freasarer: " j ito ►yliaken`Dletz}: • ilL .4, AL CHURCH GROUPS SERVICE .CLUBS D - CHARITABLE ORGAN 'Z TION have the► iso of our Mall "Free of Charge". Just fill out the formon -the bottom of this ad anddrop, offat any of the molt staites or phone 524.47111 or 524.2811. MON •1111111111111111111011115 Name Organization ration - Vk±L . s .au , • , ti - Phone No. Date Require DUNGANNON_ ByeMade Para Gertrude Park, grandparents, *Hand Marie Park and all his aunts and uncles. • , Kindergarten registration. will " be at Brookside School on Friday, some of the area children registering will be Scott Richardson (Gary and ' Dawna), Brian. Rody (Mike and Kathy),' Tim Spivak (Laird and Bonnie); Tom. Brindley (Harry and Agnes); Taylor _Park (Larry and Melba); Paul Chisholm (Ron and Jane) and Joey Culbert (Jack and Debbie): Dungannon United Church The annual meeting for Dungannon -con gregation. was held ' on Sunday evening, January 29 in the church basement. Some of the changes in officers are as follows: Jim Errington was named as elder and Elsie Irvin withdrew; Helen ' Stothers' retired as Missions Secretary and. Bessie McNee was appointed; Jack Caesar was asked to. help. Harold Menaryas auditor; Nancy Hamilton withdrew as a C.G.LT. leader and Penny Hodges is taking her, place; Lila Stewart- is continuing' with C.G.I.T. - an Travel Limited IS SPONSORING A AND ance Wingham Legion Hall, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th 6:30 p.m. Featuring 4rav€l- Companies •Slides 'Films -Dance to a Steel Band from TRINIDAD and TOBAGO f 'IZES - 1X,OTIC CARIBBEAN REFRESHMENTS l Oceeds'To Minor Sports TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Winghain Travel, Wingham Legion Riverboat Restaurant Whighani Travel Ltd. 199 JOSEPHINE ST.357-1020 WINGHAM