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Dungannon 4-11 leaders are recognized
Several from here
attended the 4-H
Achievement Day forr this
area held at Brookside
School on Saturday to
mark the culmination of
the course, "Focus on
Living". All were
welcomed by Miss Bea
McClenaghan, Home
Economist, Clinton.
Congratulations to
Irene Martin Dungannon
1 for achieving County
Honors on the completion
of six Homemaking Units
and Mrs. Barbara
Snowden Dungannon 2
who got Advanced
Honors for completing 18
Homemaking Units.
Much credit is due the
dedicated leaders of the
clubs who give their time
to take the training
sessions and then plan the
meetings and teach the
girls the desired skills.
Leaders of Dungannon
clubs are- Dungannon 1 -
Mrs. Jean Errington and
Mrs. Marie Stewart;
Dungannon 2 - Mrs. Doris
Culbert and Dungannon 3
- Mrs. Alma Black and
Miss Joyce Dougherty.
The Fall Project is
called, "Essential
Edibles".
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Donna Young
joined a bus tour to
Ottawa for the Tulip
Festival last weekend. As
well as seeing the flowers
those on tour were taken
around the city to see
many points of interest
including the homes of
political and diplomatic
dignitaries and also went
across the river into Hull,
Quebec.
Miss Sharon Young,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Young, has com-
pleted her computer
course in London and is
now working with
Shaeffer Pen Company in
Goderich and staying
with her aunt, Mrs.
Yvonne Chase.
Ted and Ella Redmond
received the Agricultural
Serviee Diploma for their
dedicated service to the
local Agricultural Society
over the past several
years. This was
presented at the regular
monthly meeting on
Tuesday, May 23. The
financial report told of
173 tickets sold out of 175
printed, which indicates a
successful event. Plans
were discussed for a Fun
Night for members of the
Society in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Biloy
and family of Detroit,
accompanied by some
friends, are spending the
weekend at their summer
home here. Since Monday
is Memorial Day holiday
in the U S. they can enjoy
a longer stay.
Donald Johnston is in
intensivecare in
Wingham Hospital since
being admitted during
the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Moulton of Simcoe spent
a few days with Bill's
father, Frank Moulton
recently. Frank's
daughter, Mrs. Inez
Howe of Tillsonburg
visited on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Peterson of Lucknow
brought Mr. and Mrs.
Peter MacDonald and
Ryan to Dungannon at
the first of the week to
spend a couple of days
with Peter's grand-
mother, Mrs. Lillian
MacDonald, and Mr.
Moulton.
Dungannon soccer
team played against the
Goderich team on May
15, the result being
Goderich 6, Dungannon 1.
May 18 in a game with
Clinton, the score was
Clinton 3, Dungannon 0.
Practices are held each
Wednesday evening at
Brookside School. Coach
is Steve Park with
assistance from parents
of players when he is
unable to attend practice.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
The Dungannon United
Church congregation was
pleased to welcome the
Reverend Cecil Wittich of
Dungannon
doings
Mary Bere
correspondent 529-7915
Monday, May 29, for
residents of Ashfield
the Blyth charge who
exchanged pulpits with
the Reverend C.G.
Westhaver this past
Sunday for World
Outreach Sunday. Huron -
Perth Presbytery
authorized an exchange
of pulpits, coinciding with
"Outreach '78" being
held on Sunday at Grace
United Church, St.
Thomas, as a Conference
Missions event. Rev.
Wittich preached on the
subject, "Good News For
All".
With reference to the
liquor plebiscite held on
New vet in Ripley clinic
(Intended for
last week)
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson
has returned home from
a visit in Toronto with
members of the family.
Mrs. Ewan ' MacLean,
Mrs. Reg. Godfrey of
Ripley and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles of Lochalsh
attended a meeting in
Wingham on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. I.
Morrey where plans were
made for the Hor-
ticultural Show to be held
in connection with the
International Plowing
Match.
Dr. Russell Moncrief, a
recent graduate of the
Veterinary College in
Guelph, has joined Dr.
Donald Hodgins of Ripley
to form the Ripley
Veterinary Clinic.
Recent visitors with
Mx. and Mrs. Oliver
Lochalsh
Marion McCharles
correspondent, 528-2822
McCharles and other
relatives in the area was
Mrs. Len Evans of
Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Martyn and Donald
motored to Malton on
Sunday where they met
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Carruthers who returned
home from a trip to the
British Isles.
CHURCH NEWS
Baptismal services
were held at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday when Greg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
MacKenzie, was bap-
tized. -
Wednesday was tree
planting day at the
Lochalsh cemetery.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Rod
MacLennan of Detroit
visited Mr. Frank
MacLennan and Mr. Ken
MacLennan in Goderich
Hospital and Mrs. Frank
MacLennan in Victoria
Hospital in London.
Mr. R. L. MacKenzie
has been transferred to
hospital in Hamilton from
Wingham Hospital where
he had been a patient for
some time.
Holiday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles were . Mrs.
Allan McCharles and
family and Mrs. Harold
I'Anson of Oakville and
Mr. and Mrs. John
McCharles of Petrolia.
New York actor to Playhouse
James Murphy,
Artistic Director for the
Huron Country
Playhouse at Grand Bend
announced recently that
New York actor Rex
Stallings has been signed
for the production Parlor,
Bedroom and Bath.
Mr. Stallings, who
appeared in the original
Oh Calcutta production in
London, portrays a timid
husband who tries to live
up to his wife's image of
him as a "ladies' man".
Mr. Stallings (a
familiar face in Canada
through his London Life
TV ad) appeared at the
Playhouse in 1975 in
Barefoot in the Park. His
most recent engagements
were with the Brooklyn
Academy of Music season
where he appeared in the
provocative production of
Julius Caesar starring
Richard Dreyfuss.
Ann de Villiers returns
to the Playhouse for a
third season to play
Stallings' wife.
The production also
stars Judy Savoy, CFPL
television personality,
who plays a gossip
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besides a lot of fun and
confusion the truth about
the would-be ladies' man.
Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath is a 1917 Broadway
relic, co-authored by
Charles Bell, a prominent
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Township, the United
Church people of the
Dungannon congregation
were made aware of a
resolution passed by the
Session: "Moved,
seconded, and carried
that we as the session of
the Dungannon United
Church express our
opinion that a vote on
May 29 in favor of the
establishment of liquor
outlets in Ashfield
Township would not be in
the best interests of our
citizens and youth."
The nominating
committee of the
congregation has named
a music committee as
follows: Mrs. Emma
Rivett, Mrs. Debbie
Culbert, Mrs. Penny
Hodges, Mrs. Tinie
Logtenberg, Mrs. Mary
.Bere, Jack Caesar, and
Lloyd Hodges. This
committee will .meet'on
Thursday, June 1, at the
church.
Thanks a're due to the
junior Sunday School
class for the planting of
flowers around the
church on Saturday.
The annual pastoral
change church service
and congregational
picnic will be held next
Sunday, June 4, at Camp
Menesetung at 11 a.m.
Everyone is to bring a
picnic lunch, cutlery and
lawn chairs. Dress
casually for a time of
fellowship and fun. The
offering is to be donated
to the camp.
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
CHURCH
The young people of the
Dungannon Fellowship
Church went over the top --
in their objective of $300
to go to Missions during
the present year, by
picking stones from a 50-
acrefield of one of the
members of the
congregation. Con-
sidering the heat of the
past few days, this was a
difficult and com-
mendable job.
The former pastor,
Doug Zehr, home from
his year at Eastern
Mennonite College,
Virginia, was present at
the Sunday morning
service.
Pastor Lawrence
continued with hi 'series
of messages jfom the
Acts of the Apostles,
showing how the God of
the impossible was able
to perform great
miracles through his
believing disciples.
The congregation has
been asked to go, as a
church group, to
Wellesley this Friday
evening to enjoy a social
evening at the Com-
munity Hall there. The
purpose of it is to have a
time of fellowship with
another church group.
The church group from
Wellesley will be coming
to Dungannon at a later
date to continue this
exchange program.
The Friendship Bible
Coffee meetings are
continuing with the next
one being at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Pentland on
Wednesday.
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