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.Abbotsford students on the town
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Little Bowl bowling lanes treated the students to two gapes
of bowling on .Monday afternoon.. Prior to arriving ,a the
lanes the students took a short tour of Goderich on lot.
They walked from the Duke of Bedford to the school after
lunch and then walked from St. Mary's to the bowling aliey.
Included in their itinerary for the 'week are trips *to, Bell
Aerospace, Douglas Point, the Ontario Hospital, Niagara'
Falls and Huron County Pioneer Museum in Goderich; They
'will leave for home next Saturday aftemoon. (staff photo)
DUNGANNON DOINGS
eiy O.M. Blake
EXPLORERS boys, Matthew and Andrew, of members now • attend, oth'er
Kitchener spent ' the weekend churches elsewhere in the area.,,
. Graduaticin Day for the with Mr. and Mrs_ I�r��ine Eedy 'pedal services to mark the
Dungannon -.w Explorers „grasp n. 'an. Md Martha. ,M.rs...., . opening n are pl.a.nned by the
uht.It era -»_Christi a -F -1-19w .11ilit..----C-1)111.'h
was heTil'"'i►n Thursday, March' visited on Saturday and Sun= on the second Sunday in 'May:
21 in the form of a community day in 'Phamesyille with their The community is welcome to
pot -luck• dinner. The leaders
family, Mr. • and Mrs.' Fred attend:
Stirling .and Darlene Darlene Six families ',presently make •
who is three years old Monday,' up the new church.•,,While their
wish to 'thank the ladies for,
• -coming as their supl2,c„ ►rt_ is
greatly appreciated. •
During ahurt program March 25 celebrated her birth- meeting facilities are new, their
presented by the girls,, they day one day early with her•°'. worship -is' not, as they have
graduation bins and ~tars were ,grandparents there. previously:been meeting in the
given•to the girls. From the 18
On Wednesday Mr. Fred home Of its members,
girls in years .one, two, and Fowler' from' Port Elgin, also Orrie Gingrich of Dungan
tleE,'there were five members Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler, .and non, a mem,her of the Church,
children, 'Darrel and Karen, conducts services two Sundays
',from year three who graduated v
from Exl d for from )'arkhill visited Mr. and a month and visiting members
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.Quite a nu'mber'frc►m'here at-. ,Joe Metzger of Ashfield is the
'hese girls are Diane Maize, tended the play, m'Eyeryhod;y's .chairman of the congregation,.
• Wanda Park, Shelley Rivett,,Crazy`' presented at Brookside Mrs. Laverne Martin of ,Ash,
Arlene-Travis,Arlene-Travis,Arlenravis, and Mary n -
Win Public School on ,Friday by the field is treasurer, Mrs. Metzger
fermate. 4 Lucknow Agricultural Society is secretarv.and-the trustees•are`
This past season .the ;atten- and .enjoyed tits three -act -Cleason4Martin of Ashfield, Joe
dance was excellent with. nine �•►rnedv Metzger and Laverne Martin:
girls' receiving perfect erten
dance, •lifts;,
arid girls Jane Anne and purchased from `the'
� ?►curs ren v •
_ Mrs. Chas. Fowler. take the other services.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rihey The church building is being
Weather per e of on •the an- Catherine from Seaforth visited Presbyterian church, through
nual hike will hhe May 123. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pres-hytpry., The -Christian
Th°e girls who will he jtiinir3g Wm Wiggin~: Fellowship group,. have been
the Explorers
next fall are rn
vrted- to join thehike.
Eric Wiggins has been in using the church''inte January•
a , •
Mrs. 1 orne Hasty .expressed Vancouver for about a month 1974.
where hi•. ' ter Marion lives,.
the thanks id the U.C.W. and He' is emplc ed in Landscape
the ladies. present ,to the three G
leaders; Mrs. Stewart,'
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•Mrs. J.C. Maize aonci Mns. John
Park.. • •
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4-H CLUB,,.
• .The second meeting' of
Dunga,nnon II 4-H Club held
March 23 at Mrs. 'Howard
Culbert's. Roll "call was an-
swered by what people first
look at in a person.
` Members ,rlecided. to ''name
the club "The .Dungannon
Dainty Damsels '. •
Thea next meeting, will he
"held ,at Mrs.. Howard Culherts
on March :30th. \
Discussion , was on "Little
Things ,That Count?' For
demonstrations the , girls
workedon the' care of their
hands.
, SOCIAL NEWS' •
Miss Adele Keeling of,
Leamington spent several days,
during fhe holidays with Miss
Wanda Wilson at the home of
Mr.. and' Mrs. Wallace Wilson.
Wanda' teaches French. to'
Grades 7 and. 8 in Kincardine.,
schools: •
Miss Sandra Errington 'from,
Toronto 'spent the weekend.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jib.)
'Errington and Audrey. Neil
Dale of Clinton also was a
guest there. On her 'return to
Toronto on Sunday Sandra was
accompanied by her cousins,
Brian and Darlene Henderson
WIT° had been holidaying with
relatives here.
Simon Logtenberg, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg, was
admitted to Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital with in-
fection from stepping on a nail.
Fortunately Miss Pearl Cald-
weol ;was able to return home.
after a brief stay in Wingham
and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy.and
Laurel of Strathroy visited with
Mrs; H.J.L. Eedy and Thornton
On Saturday. They hall spent
the holiday in the 'Barbados.
Plan«
to. attend -'and bring
your friends to - Live Crusaded
at Knox Presbyterian Church
niihtty With Hymn' Sing at 7:45
p.hn. followed by Service at 8:00
p.m.
NMr. and Bob Ott and
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ardening with Ed.
Warrington.
Mrs, .Wilda Clatsworthy of
Grantf n, and Raymond Taylor
of Welland visited last Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Berl
Park, Mr . Park and family..
Sixteen yearFsold .,Doug Park
is in Victoria- Hospital•in Lon-
don • where he underwent an
U.C.W.•
Nile United Church Women.
were guests 'of' Dungannon
U.C.W. ,on Tuesday,, at their.
regular meeting, held in. S.S.•
rooms at Dungannon United
Church.'
A Lenten theme was used for
the devotional entitled • "Gad-,
Acts'' Thi t po rtion Of program
• was convened by Mrs. N. Pear
operation Wednesday on his - tion and- her corumiftee, Mts.
left eye which was injured Mcclenaghan, •'Mrs. - 'Winte. -
when cutting a tree at •his •mute and Miss' B. McConnell.
home. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Park Mrs. Carol Reed led .in a
and family .from Mississauga"Hymn Sing"; and Mrs. Gwen
visited Doug un Saturday, then Caesar addressed, the group
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came home
.on
visit Mr. and -speaking on "Schools for the.
Mrs, Ben • Parc, Doug ,iso irn- Retarded" (Gwen explained in
proving favourably. His parents detail her work at "Golden Cir -
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. ole School" in Kingham and
Larry Park. to London on Sun- stated' that there are three
day.' schools in Huron County for?
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Cam -An invitat.ion'was• •extende'd- for
Abell returned recently from •a all present . to visit the school.,
three week motor, tryp t.o A skit, "It's all in thg
Mexico which.tt'iey enjoyed very Family'' `was p'resen'ted' « byd
much, •
Donna Alton and Marjorie
Mrs. Paul Henderson and Pedtland, one very prejudiced
daughters, Hceather, Jennifer, and the other more tolerant :of
and Jill, ' from Mississauga, world problems. •
spent the holiday week with the : °
former's parents Mr.'and Mrs. Dianne Park pleased the
Harvey Alteon. Marsha Alton group by singing "Danny Boy'.
visited with her , cousins all ' and ledthe group in several
Week at the home of her grand- Irish numbers.
parents also. Mrs. McClenegh.an expressed
Mr. and Mrs. Bin -Blake and - thanks -fir' Mrs. 'Caesar, _then,
Becky from Cambridge -Galt Mrs. Hasty conducted •a short
were ' home here and in business period. ,
Mrs. Caesar, then Mrs: Harty
Goderich this ,weekend. Other
recent visitors with Mrs. C. - conducted a short business
Blake included Mr.. and Mrs. period. " ''�•
Palmer Kilpatrick from Agin- •A social hour followed at'tea
court; Mrs. John. "Kilpatrick, time. M
Lucknow; Mrs. Joe Courtney,, WI
the benefit. of these children.'
and,, Mrs. Bernardine Kinney
'Dungannon Women's In -
Kingsbridge; and thet latter's -
brother Albert O'Loughlin stitute )veld the second event, to
celebrate their 60th anniver-
. from Trcw, Michigan., .Racy, at . Brookside scho rl'on
Bert Whyard ffo. Port March 20.
Smtanley called ,chit"P Mrs, H.J.L• Over 0.
Eedy and other former friends 90 ladies gathered for
on Tuesday. an afternoon of visiting, dessert
and euchre. During the lunch
CHURCH PURCHASED , time' Mrs. ElAie Irvinnwt3n the
Dungannon Christian prize for the lucky plate and
Mrs. Carol Nivins the one for
Fellowship Church;.a• branch of the' lucky cup.
the Mennonite Church, has The high prize on the pink
piurchaged the Dungannon cards went to Mrs. Anne Dex-
ter and the low to Mrs. Maxine"-,
Maizep On the white Bards,
Presbyterian•Church and mem-
bers have commenced services
here, Mrs. Reta McPhee was high
The Dutiannon Presbyterian
Church, formerly associated , and Mrs. Florence' Bowderf was
with -the Lucknow pastoral low score.
charge, ?ceased having services ` n ,T4 president, Mrs. Harvey
there some time ago and The Alt ,1?"" renived . the . guests
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assisted • by the P.R.O., Mrs.
Clarence McClenaghan. The"
committee in charge was, Mrs. ,
.Lorne Ivers, Mrs. Wm.' Stewart •
ant-:
assisted by •the . branch direc-
tors:,
irec-tors.
Ever,,:one enjoyed a, happy
time and some good visits with •
old friends.
DUNGANNON
'CLEVER EUTIES
'I'he third meeting of the
Dungannon Clever -Cutjes was
March 19, at the• home ofiArs.
Dan MacInnis.
•Leola .read ,-the
minutes of the lea- meeting.
Each girl answered the roll call ,
"One gond 'groom°ing habit• 1Y
,will practise" '
For this \yeek Kathy, Pen-,
tland 'was nth \ press reporter
and secretary. °'
Eleven club Members were
present. , t,
Discustiion- was on storage
the • hedro►m. Some
illustrations were shown.
Rebekahs
see slides
a .parade
The Goderich Rebekah
Lodge ;1p. 89 held its regular
meeting'' "March -19 in `the'
MacKay Hall..
Noble Grand Sister.
Osbaldeston presided.•
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During the business part of '
the meeting it was • reported
that the District Deputy
President would •make her of-
ficial visit the 16th of April.
She is Sister Mary Grigg. r,of
Clinton. .
A motion was made to invite
the • Clinton Huron. Rebekah
Lodge • and the Morning Star
Rebekah', Lodge, Brussels, -as
guests. •
It, was agreed to present 20
year Veteran Jewels to Jnem-
hers eligible this year.•'
The scholar • Mrs. Ruby
Snazel arid representative Mrs.
Vera Larder were named' tci at-
r _ tend the Rebekah assembly in
June to be held in • the Royal
York Hotel, Toronto. •
The members ' were enter-
tained b,y Bob Henry showing
colored slides of scenes. in
Goderich Christmas Parade,
and vicinity. Several,familiar
faces ' were seen. •
A lovely lunch was.served by
Sister V. Stanbury and commit-
tee.
Calf Club
Dungannon and Lucknow
Calf Club . held their
organizational meeting at,
Brookside Public School* on '
Thursday, March
Len Mac ,regor axtension
assistant, had games and sorigs
to sing.
Officers for Dungannon Calf
Club are: president, Linda
Dougherty;' viee-president . Fran
Lotenburg; vice-president Fran
Lotenburg; secretary Phillip
Young; press \ reporters,
Goderich, Sandra Nivin°s;
Lucknow; Glen Dougherty. `-
The leaders 'are Bob McNeil,.
Boss Fedy, and John Clark.
Meetings are ''held •every
second Tuesday Of each month.
-The officers and junior leader's
and leaders of club are to be•a't
John Clark's in Aprils
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