The Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-06-07, Page 7By Mrs. W. Bradnoclt,
DUNGANNON. --- Dungannon
Agricultural Hall; was filled to
capacity last Friday evening
when oiret 150 pupils from
schools in the southern part of
Ashfield Township presented
their annual concert. This is
the first time it was given 'in
Dungannon. Formerly, all the
} schools in the Township went to
Lucknow and hte attendance of
parents and friends was very
small. The schools presenting,
the concert with their teachers
were: No. 6, Miss D. Doupe;
Port Albert, Mrs, Bert Craw-
ford; Dungannon senior room,
Mrs. Ron Jewett; Dungannon
junior • orom, Mrs. Marvin dur-
nin.
Chairman for the program
was Eldon Culbert, chairman of
the School, Area Trustee Board.
Supervisor of Music for the
schools is Mrs. Phyllis Rodger,
of Auburn,
.Following is the program
which' was well presented: Chor-
us by„senior pupils of Dungan-
non school, " "Waiting for the
Spring" and "Questions and
Answers"; chorus., senior girls of
Port Albert school, "Flow Gent-
ly Sweet Afton"; dance by the
pupils of junior, room of Dun-
gannon school; solo by Karen
Rivett, _ "Two Little Roses";
chorus " senior pupils, Dungan-
non school, "Dutch Sailor Song";
chorus .liy junior pupils of No.
6 school, "Six Little Ducks" and
"News for the Gardener"; jun-
n r.
t,
Wearing Mexican hats, the junior pupils .of
Dungannon school presented a Mexican Op-
eretta (Top picture) at the concert held at
Dungannan Agricuultural -Hall-Friday evening,
In the' background are the teachers, Ronald
Jewett and Mrs. M. Durnin, and. the musical
instructress,, Mrs. Phyllis Rodgers. In the
picture at bottom are other pupils . who took
part in the concert which saw the ,Agricul-
tural
Agricul-tural Hall filled to capacity.
° Photos by Mrs. W. Bradnock
for pupils of Rort Albert school
playing varied, instruments and
providing. a .gpod rhythm `band
number; choruses by No. 6
school, "The jOng of the Jun-
gle" and "It is no Secret";, boys'
chgrus from Port Albert, "Jim,
the Carter Lad"; violin solo by
Helen q,.Wardrpp, accompanied'
.by Karen MacKenzie; a play',
"Heck, Says So," by the pupils
of S.S. No. t. (Those taking
parts.were Faye Pearson, 'Terry
Maize, Donna MacKenzie, Gary
Dauphin, Greg Maize, Glenda
Weaver, Gussie Culbert, Murray
Rivett and John MacKenzie);
chorus by junior pupils of Port
ASHFIELD.
ASHFIELD, June 4. Mr. and
Mrs. John Cowan, of 'Comma,
visited with relatives last week-
end.
Miss. Mabel; Macdonald, of
Windsor, was' home for the
week?end.'
Douglas Fakrish, of Sarnia,
spent 'the week -end with his
mother, Mrs. Kenneth Farrish:.
Mr. and Mrs.; George Foster
and Donna, of Rodney, and Mr.
and Mrs. Del Avery, of St.
Thomas, visited with Mrs.
George • Kitson on Sunday.
Anniversary services will be
held ' in Ashfield—Presbyterian
Church on Jure 17, a til a.m.
Church on June 17, at 11 a.m.
er will be D ; F. S. Mackenzie,
of Montreal.
"
Remember D -Day
hurch Serviei—
F�ijowirg the annual custom
of observing the Sunday before
D-D,ay, the Ladies,' Auxiliary
to. Goderich+•Branch 109, Royal
Canadian . Legion, ,, , attended
church services Sunda morn-
ing at Knox Presbyterian and
St. Peter's churches. • j
Under the convenership of
lst vice-president Mrs. ,Leona
Sherratt, the adherents of St.
Peter's met' in' a body at the
church fer the commemorative
service while the Ktrox Church
group attended morning service
under the direction of president
Mrs. Ralph Kingswell.
Dressed in official berets and
.blazier uniforms, ' the ladies at
Knox Presbyterian were led by
standard bearers Mr's. ,Rose Hill
and Mrs. Edna 4 Doak. Other
officers of the Auxiliary present
included immediate past presi-
dent Mrs. Margaret, Young- and
2nd vice-president Mrs. Mamie
Sutcliffe.
The ladies of the Auxiliary do
not follow the usual custom .of
parading to- chu'rch,- preferring
to meet at the church of their
choice and attend the service in
a group.
Albert school, "The. Shepherd'a
The highlight ofthe evening's
program was the Mexican oper-
etta in costume given by .the
junior Pupils of the Dungapno i
school.
A boys' chorus from iVo."'6i
sang, "Away for Rio" and the
Port Albert school sang "The
GYPSY SQ l'y,`.' and "Bless This
Douse." K. All the pupils sang
the closing song, "Canada For-
eher.":
VICTORIA ST.
WOMEN MEET
The June meeting of the 'Un-
ited Church Women of Victoria
Street United Church was held
in the church basement Monday
evening. Mrs. S. Argyle, pre-
sident, opened the meeting and
Mrs. H. Lrader led the worship
'service.. .Her theme was 'Ito I
am with you always."
Mrs. Vincent gave the high-
lights of the regiona 'meeting of
the western section of Huron
,County, which took place at
Blake Church. Thirteen mem
bers from Victoria Street Church
attended, .•-°
The roll call wasanswered
by the leaders of each Ait 'toll
flip what• her group had done in
the past mpnth.
A quartet -Mrs, G., Crawford,
Miss E. Bamford, Mis. M. Good
and. 'Mrs. J.-Meriam, aeconzpan-
fed by Mrs. J. Snider, .enter-
tained.
Mrs. Patterson gave an
amusing reading '•'A.`'wedding in
India." Mrs. S. Argyle reported
three dinners had been catered
to by the ladies since the last
'fleeting and another to be taken.
care of this Friday night.
` Christian Education in the
Church outlined by Mrs, H.
Dobbs, was discussed. Miss E.
Bamford told of the different
divisions outside and 'in the
Sunda/"School. Mrs. A. Lin-
field gave detailed explanati'ons�,µ
of the instructions given to each
roup. Mrs. O. Culbert, secre-
tary
of the Sunday School, gave
a report on the supplies needed,
and number of officers and
teachers required to run the
Sunday School. _
Mrs. G. Feagan talked on Mis-
sionary • and Christian education
going hand in hand. This, she
said, was accomplished by pub-
lic health films, hospitals, . dif-
ferent kinds of shelters and in-
stitutions, through doctors, sq-
ial - workers, deaconesses and
teachers, Mrs. S. Argyle closed
the meeting with prayer. Lunch
was served.
SEE —HEAR
Hon. C. s.
MacNaughton
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