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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-31, Page 13Itle If itklq .9 514 011 he Id cc, /4 di ( IN E da Park Spent the eek ,ylaiting in iss Patty Park nds in Goderieh week; Misses Valerie Park ,net n young in London day evening and aldY concert. Mrs.. Mike Rody le' moved to is week. ge Lodge held a at the L.O.L. hall night with eleven les**First Prize, rd Johnston, 79; ond Prize! Mrs. eon, 73; Men's Albert Brown, 76; nd prize. Howard 9, Winners of a ame were Mrs. k. Mrs. Art Wall, Russell Brindley. be another card L.O.L. hall on 11. is extended to rs. Jouwsma of former residents ea, on the recent their daughter, Mrs. Herman 6, Kathy and wson of Goderich w days this week grandparents Mr. K. Dawson. ve Straughan of spent a few days with her daughter aw, Mr. and Mrs. n. y Pentland, Vicki el flew to Florida bout ten days with s. Wilfred Pen- phyr Hills, Florida Pentlands spent months. They all home together, Wednesday. Julie tayed with friends other was away. arjorie were not Miss • our severe Mrs. K.K. Dawson served their 35 anniversary on March 25. dons! Mrs. Bert Marsh, nd Miss Betty urlington, visited eJones and Mel on Lawrence Baxter Annie Baxter of Iso called on the y is extended to Robert Alexander ho died in Seaforth March 23 in his His wife is Lenna (Dick) and his rs. W.J. Finnigan ich. ations to Mr. and er Rutledge who their 40 wedding y with a family the Bedford Hotel 19 with a social at Dungannon 1 Hall afterwards. ey Alton is home r spending three first of the week in 1 due to injuries a fall at her home. rsha Alton spent week visiting Mr. aul Henderson and n Birmingham, v 'Sran�ord called on M. and Mrs. Thos Webster on Wednesday. Mrs. Szombatti Is the former Lauraine Hall, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall. Mrs. Amber Popp and George Walker of Clinton were Sunday visitors with Mr.and Mrs. Thos Websteao. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, Colin, Leola and Virginia Chisholm, David Caesar and Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Chisholm attended the wedding of Leonard Payne and Carolyn Laughlin of Ottawa at Kinburn United Church west of Ottawa on Saturday, March 26. ane R ibey of pent a night with other, Mrs. Wm. uring the holiday and Andrew Ott week with their nts, Mr. and Mrs. y- Mr. and Mrs. tchener Came for nd and took the with them. Mrs. H.G. Dobson days last week in visiting her sister r, Miss Audrey and Cheaney. Miss had surgery in ut is back to work Mrs. Thos Webster w days last week and Mrs. Ken d girls in Bolton. d Mrs. Aloe J. and sen Alex of Mr. and Mrs, Dick Park and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Park spent last week in Jamaica and arrive back on Monday, March 28. Mr. and. Mrs. Steve Whitney were home last weekend with Joanne's 4' • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson attended a 'con- ference in Toronto last week. Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie visited Ruth and Jim Austin in Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. John Bere, Karen and David in London during the holiday week. Gerry Bere attended International Night at Fanshawe College on Saturday night and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bere and family. Mrs. Evelyn Errington received word that her sister, Mrs. Melinda Nivins is in Clinton Hospital due to in- juries to her knee in a fall at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Irvin visited their daughter Betty and, family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling, Darlene and Harold inihamesvilie on the weekend. - CHURCH NEWS The Young People from Dungannon Christian Fellowship Church went to Hawkesville, near Elmira on Friday evening to -spend the weekend with the Young People there on an exchange program. Student Pastor Doug Zehr took Sunday service at Dungannon Christian Fellowship Church using as text Tor his sermon, John 1 : 2- 8. The subject of Rev. H.G. Dobson's sermon on Sunday was "The testing temp-, _ tation". Miss Shelley Rivett presided at the organ. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and Holy Communion will be served. Camp Menesetung wants senior staff and Jr. coun- sellors so any interested . . . persons should get par- ticulars from the minister. 4—H CLUB Dungannon 4-H club opened their fourth meeting with the 4-H pledge followed by the roll call. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Annabelle Stewart. Secretary -press reporter for this week is Sharon Sproul. Achievement Day is to be held at Brookside Public School on June 4. The topic for discussion and demon- stration was Trims. For group work each member completed a sample of lace applied by hand on light weight neL The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jean Errington on March 29 at 7 p.m. Dungannon 2 4-H club held a work meeting for the junior members on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Doris Culbert. Youth at conference, Representing Huron' and Bruce counties at the Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario annual conference were (from front left) Shirley Dougherty, 'Lucknow; Rick Archambault, Blyth; Linda Hendricks, Lucknow; Jim Pentland and Rick McCann, also of Lucknow; (Back row from left) Jim Phelan, Blyth; Lori Stafford, Wingham; Mary Ann Alton, Lucknow; Joanne Sanderson, Lucknow; Don Ritchie, Lucknow; Ken Empey, Blyth and Helen Brind14y, Goderich. The conference was held in Toronto, March 18-20. Calf club organized BY COLIN SNYDER The Dungannon and Lucknow 4-H Calf Club's organization meeting was held March 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the Brookside Public School. After an hour of games Len MacGregor explained the different purposes of the 4-H program and the events of the coming year after which the clubs divided into separate groups. - the two clubs picked the officials for the following year. The Dungannon executive is: President, Glen Dougherty, Vice President, Sandra Nivens, Secretary, Heather Clark, Press Reporter for the Lucknow- Sentinel, Joyce Dougherty, Press Reporter for the Goderich Signal Star, Colin Snyder. The Junior Leaders are Donna Hackettt, Neil Sager, Brian Sowerby, Jamie Hackett, Shirley Dougherty, Joyce Dougherty, Shawn Drennan, Greg Hackett. It was decided to hold meetings on the third Tuesday of every month starting in May. COME R, VICE YOU with Otis" and In- I shout your new Piltif, WIN .00, Today until April 16 enjoy $20 savings on 20 pc. Starter sets of casual dinner service from Franciscan.' Also find comparable savings an accessory prices and casual crystal. Start your collection. Add to it. There's never been a better time .11.1=1•11.101.11.101•• CP IJCW NEWS - Lucknow U.C.W. invites the congregation to attend a presentation of the Easter drama "Lo, I Am with you alway," in the church' san- ctuary on April 5 and 6 at 8:15. This is the, story of 11 Biblical women and the impact of Jesus on their lives. The U.C.W. request donations of, good used clothing, dishes or shoes to be left in the furnace room by April 20 to be packed -in a bale. The Dungannon U.C.W. meeting was held on March 21 at the home of Emily Drennan. The meeting was in charge of Gloria Pearson and Jean Errington who presented a skit, "An Interview with St. Peter". Irene Logtenberg entertained the ladies with a piano solo. A motion was made by Gloria Pearson, seconded by Ruby Finnigan and approved by all that 100 copies of the letter - "Universal Code System" for pricing con- sumer goods be printed and distributed in the community. Good used clothing, shoes, and dishes for the bale are to be left in the furnace room until April 20 when the bale will be packed. An invitation was read from Lucknow U.C.W. in- viting the ladies to their Easter drama on April 5. The ladies discussed two events coming up to which they are catering, a wedding in May and the graduation banquet in June. It was moved by Gloria 3.; SIGNM Pearson and seconded by Ruby Finnigan that In Memoriam cards be -raised to $10.00 and that they be sent on the occasion of death of any member or adherent of Dungannon United Church: • Tina 1,,ogt 04 ter the day that expects nothingtt* Shall never be clis*ppc0, .Ruby Finnigan, ft#4.,...' Drennan servedhinch. 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