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40 attend world
day prayer
On Friday,'Max'nh 3, the Warld
Day of u Prayer 'service was
observed in` .Erskine
Presbyterian Church with forty in
iattendance. •
• .,,,,-qM-riscArthiirSte.w•ar!t.convened
themmeeting,assisted by Mrs. Joe
Franlcen and Mrs. Graham
McNee. Mrs. Wallace Wilson
played introductory music and for
the hymns and guest soloist, Mrs.
Glenn Noble, of Lucknow.
The theme 'of the service was
"All Joy Be Yours", with parts
takekby Mrs. Eint'er Black and
Mrs. Tom Young,', Mrs. C.
McClenaghan and Mrs. M. Reed
Mrs. Wrn. Kinahan introduced
the guest speaker, Monsignor
Phelan. St. Augustine. He chose
SOC
Mrs. Ben Park has been in
Wingham Hospital since, last
Tuesday with pneumonia.'We hope
she is now much `improved.
• Others in the community are quite
sick with the 'flu.
Paul Caesar is in Victoria
Hospital, London.?where he is to
undergo an operation Monday.
Bestwishes from the community
are extended to him.
Mrs. perk Logtenherg
returned to her home on Sunday
from Victbrit,a...J;iospital, London.
, Roger Pentland'experienc:ed a
nasty spill from his snowmobile
last week and received painful
injuries to his face.
Mrs John Spivak visited last
week in London with her••daug rter,
Sharon, M . John' LOdg'e"Ithn
was in Toronto for, a specihl
course' for a week.
Stephenand Tommy,Park, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park,.
acc.om'pa,nied Ed Stiles of
Goderich to Toronto on Sunday to
watch, a hockey game—Toronto
Marlboroughs vs. Oshawa
Generals.
Mrs. Tom. Park received word
on Friday, March 3rd of the death
of her brother-in-law,' Geo.
Lawlor, of Galt and 'for'merly of
Auburn. The ,sympathy. of,, the
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as.his`topic, :Our Capacity for
Ha"lipinoss.'', giv'f,ng very'
.worthwhile thought"s, and closing„ :
with the challenge, "Take God's
. gifts o,f lowto your neighbour, til
your 'cerntriunity and-.afar~1-'7 , ..., ...
The offering, was received by
Mrs. Robt. McAllister and Miss -
lea,rl Caldwell. It is d gift the .
ecumenical projects around the
world, '$29.10 being contributed
here. Miss Iva Carr expressed
thanks and appreciation to those
taking part in this service.
Mrs. M. Reed ha"s'"'served .as
Key Woman since 1944 and hopes
a younger woman will fill this
position in the future. The service
closed with prayer by Rev. Glenn
Noble of Lucknow,
ials
community is extended to her and
other relatives. Syrnpathyis also
extended :to friends of the late
Mrs. Clifford Webb of Goderich
who was formerly Olive May Gray
of the 4th Concession, of Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie -Glenn,
„Angela and Arletta, returned
from a two-month vacation. in'
Brownsville., • Texas early
Saturday morning. Our. winter
weekend storm would be a hard
welcome to experience.
Miss. Jacqueline Lewis.
medical student in Hamilton,
visited for several days last, week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James LeWis and brothers, in
' Dungannon.
W,e would like to extend a
welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Roht. J.
Wright and little son, Jimmie, to
our communi . They have
purchased the farm south of
Dungannon-from..Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McGee. Mr. Wright teaches
English in Goderich District
Collegiate Institute. -
Congratulattons to Mr. .and
Mrs. Wilfred Pentland On their
30th weddiing anniversary, March
6,.1972., A family gathering was
held on Sunday in their honor at
thebhome of Mr. and Mrs. ,Larry,
Pentland.
Mary Anderson of Stratford, right,
accepts the Donald McPherson Trophy fror'iJack McPherson
she was named winner of the Senior Free Style event during Inter -Club Competitions which
hosted this year at the Goderich arena, Competitions took place on Sunday.
CERTIFIED
VISITING
HOMEMAKERS
COURSE
being offered under the
anode M,anpower` - -
Re#rakning' Programme
at
:-.CONESTOGA COLLEGE
CLINTON •CAMPUS IN APRIL
Interested parties apply at:
Canada Manpowei Centre
35, East Street Goderich
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were
IGIVE ... so more will live
HEART FUND
DUNGANNON DAINTY DOLLS
(by Kathy Bare)
The fir.*t meeting of . the
Dungannon 14-H Club, held' at the
home of Mrs. Bev. Maclnnis,
began- with the , ;election of
officer's": ;
President, , Marilyn. .,Spronl
vice-president, ,Sharon Yoting;,
secretary, Debbie. Macinnis;
treasurer, Elaine,-SteWart; press
reporter, Ka tly' Bere:
The leaders Of this .crluh are.,
rs- Bev ,
Macinnis. „
The. members recited the 4-11
Pledge and had roll, call. The unit
being taken this spring is
`'Sleepwear." A discussion tools„~ ,
place on what to look for when
choosing pattern and material.
The girls measured each other
for the size of pattern needed.
The, second meeting' of
Dungannon I '4-11 Club, .held on
Saturday, M'arch 4, at the home of
Miss Linda Young, was opened
with reciting the Pledge.
▪ . The name chosen for the club
was the "Dungannon, Dainty
Dolls." The book covers forr4-H
books are to be purple with gold
letters. There is $1.22 left in the
treasury from the last club.
The cutting and marking of the
material was discussed. The
girlsblaid out their pattern pieces
and cut out their material.
-according to pattern selected.
AYy *R' M i97- A
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Mr.. Gordon rinlaysOn is
patient in hospital,* Wingha
Congratulations to Mrs. Marg
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lavely quilt. ataas draw Dile ina
Lu'ckrtow•ar:ena'onFriday
The third meeting of -the evening.
Dungannon Dreamers" oiler ed Several from the area have
with the 4-11 pledge at Mrs. 1. beim following the ,hockey genes
Rivett's on March 4. The girls ofsa''T'eesWater glob, of whirl'the
stated°reasons for choosing their i trr sh )t oys are part
patterns and materials for our Vtsltors 'with ¥r.:and firs. `R
garments. `Duncan Farristl for,the weekefld'4
Ali members were present were the Jim Johnston 'farnily of
except Doreen Harlin. Detroit. `" p
Secretary f report was given by There were% no services at.
Lori Pentland. l exerneetifg.wtll Asbf elci Prestaytetrian, Church op
tie°at. Mrs. Howard Culbert's Qn Sunday 'One to the seveire storm:
March 18 Although there are 'still' storms,
The hand -cut sheetS^ were filled acrd plenty of snoW, si rlS°of $Pring
in and spine pamphlets g1ven oui '" are reVar'oW;'” b li,C7'
The demonstration was on the ground hogs have all been4Making
following topics: grain .in stay- their appearance.
stitching; machine , basting, . Mr.. R. L. Mackenzie r s
gathering, darts, , and seams iii enjoying a holiday in Florida, ,
"sle'epwear. Friends of Mrs. Daisy
Mrs. Culbert showed the grain McCharles will, be happy to hear -
she is enjoying good health,, ' and
keeps busy with knitting, sewing
and quiltingwat Huronview, where
she resides. She will celebrate
her 86th . birthday later this
.month. •
and Barb Culbert showed how .to
sew a dart. The flat felled seam,
was demonstrated by Mr„
Culbert, and the French searJiry
Karen Rivett. The girls sewed
seams• and worked on garmets.
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