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Pupils Present
Spring Concert
(Dungannon'News)
"Canada,; past and present"
the theme of very delight-
evening when the pupils of
agannon public school present
their spring concert on May 4,
Junior Choir of North Street
iced Church, Goderich, was
sent and took part ,in'the pro-
m, 'singing several choruses
ler the direction of Mr, Lance
;d, who also acted as Master
7,eremoniesfor the program,.
keeping with:the theme, it.
s a pleasure to have Wanda
rater of Lucknow District High
ool give her. address,. ".Why l
glad to be a Canadian"., as
ada hat Wonseveral of ,the
aking contests in the area and
shed second in the semi-finals.
program was prepared by the'
:hers., -Mrs:.. Lanc_eR_eed, and
. T. M. Durnin, with Mrs
ers as music supervisor, and at
close of the evening Mrs.. Rog-
las presented with a floral _arr-
sment: in appreciation for her
stance. The teachers and
as are to be congratulated .for
/log such outstanding ability
resenting this program.
f, and Mrs. Jackson Rieve
weekend.wisitors with Mr. an
David Kyle, of Wabash .
isitors with It/ii, and Mrs. Eldon
)ert Carol' and Bonnie, on
fay were Mr, and Mrs.
Crawford and and Susafi of Exeter
Mrs. Annie Beres
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THIS; LUCKNOW SEENTINNlEL. LUCKNOW ONTARIO
Funeral friday dor
Accident Victim
• MADONNA •GRAHAM -
Funeral service was Conducted
at 'MacKenzie •Memorial Chapel
on, ,Friday, May 8th, for Madonna
Kathleen Graham;
Madonna had been in a car
-accident on May 1st, which
claimed the'lives of two young,:
area people. She. too. suffered
extensive injuries and .passed'
away 48: hours later, early. Tues
day morning, in Victoria Hosp-
ital, London,
Madonna ,Kathleen Graham
-:daughter of Roy''and -Kathleen
(Eckenswiller) Graham wasborn:
in. Kincardine on September 12,
1948 She was their only daught
er,4. and, attending Lucknow Dist
ric .High School. Her popularity
among young people was shown,
by the many young friends who
-called at the home to extend their
y rnpathy- to; the -sorrowing -family
Madonna, who ,as.17, years
Of age, leaves to morirn her pass-
ing besides her parents, two broth
ers, (Ronald of London;, and Gary:'
of Goderich, , and her grandparents.,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Eckenswiller
of Kinloss. -
Rev. -Canon R. W. Stump was •
in charge'of the funeral service.
Mr:.and Mrs. - Rayriard''Ackert .
sang •a duet :during. the service,.
Pallbearers were Donald and
Bob. MacArthur, 'Graeme. and
Tan Blair Cassidy., Douglas. •
Eckenswiller, Eldon Ecitenswiller
Jr.
. Interment -was at South Kinloss
Cemetery.
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Zippy ... ��ionettes
The sixth meeting was held at
the home of Brenda 'Ritchie. • The
meeting opened with all repeating
the 41-I pledge, and the roll call
was answered by all members.
Mrs. Kirkland demonstrated how
to make theChinese knot and Mrs.
Hunter explained how to do corded
piping with the girls making a
sample of each. Notes were given
•on gloves,'belts and jewelry. The
girls discussed their inside covers,
and what they planned to do.wit-1
their outside covers "as well:. 2
Barbara. thanked Mrs. Ritchie for
having the,meeting and for the'
lunch. The meeting 'closed with
the singing of the Queen, ,
The seventhmeeting was held at.
the home of Wanda Hunter. The
members all repeated the 4H •
,pledge and answered the roll
call..
•Theirls'checked. over someof
their samples they had made.. •
Plans were made for Achievement
Day, and a discussion on scoring
accessories. and Wearing accessor-
les. took place. Notes were given
on Wearing Accessories.. All sam-
ples. and hats are almost complet-
ed.
The home assignment is Jo com-
plete record book. and: prepare Hats
and Scarves to -be sent to 'Clinton'
by May 16th... 'This is: the 'last
regular meeting butplans are :to
Meet together again,; for a final.
'check on books and also to plan. for
an exhibit to be given at_Achieve
mentDay., ,
The ,meeting'closed with singing
the Queen, ,We, the ZippyoZion
ettes, -wish to thank: Mrs. Hunter,
-and Mrs. Kirkland for. being 'our
leaders for this. club, and apprec..,
late the time 'and • effort they have
taken to help us. We would also
like to thank the Sentinel for
printing our: club meetings.
Pararmount Pais
•
The sixth meeting.was held.on '•
'April 27," at the home.of ,the,
leader, Mrs. David Anderson,
after 'school. We discussed the
selecting of belts , : gloves and. _ '
jewellery and talked .about' their ,
care, We repeated the 4H 'pledge,
and the roll call. was answered by
all members. The "members .
worked on` hats and scarves,, gest-
''ing' help from their leader'.' The
note book's are to be handed in
to.the leader next week, Mrs..
Anderson showed again'how to
overstitch and how to do a hand -
rolled hem. Jane Moncrief show
ed a bias covered cord. The'
meeting was then closed.
The seventh and last meeting
of the Paramount : Pals was held on
Wednesday, May 4, at the home
of Mrs. David. Anderson after
school. Lunch was served previous
'to the meetings •
The meeting was opened by re-
peating the,4H pledge in unison,..
followed••by the roll' call, "What 1
have learned about caring for
accessories which was' answered:
by 7 members, The minutes of
the last meeting were read by
Jane Moncrief..The members
were told that their books, hats
and scarves had to be finished by
the next meeting. • Achievement
Day was talked aboutwhich is to
be held on Saturday, May 28,
in Wingham, and our exhibit
"Accent with Accessories" -was
planned. Mary Anderson is to be
the commentator, • Good groom-
ing, was discussed and how to wear
accessories. We then cldsed the
meeting and worked on hats and
scarves in the remaining time..
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Learning Lassies
The 7th meeting of the Colwan-
ash Learning Lassies was held on
May 4 at the home, of Mrs. P.
MacDonald at 8..00.ptm. There
were 13 members present.
The.meeting was opened. with
'the 4H pledge, followed by th-e
minutes of the last meeting, read
by Janice: Kilpatrick... The •roll
call; "one point 1, have learned:,
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about caring for accessories" , was
answered',by all. The members
worked on souse of ,their samples
while.Mrs.,MacDonald demonstra-.
•tedhow to assemble a hat. A few
notes were also distributed among
the •members; Tbe,meetfng then
closed; with the singing .of the
Queen...
Help Requested
At'the May meeting of the
C.hildren•s Aid Society. in ,Ninon
County, the possibility of sending'
some children to th e various chur-
ch camps in the county for a .week
or ten days this .sumnier was dis:-
cussed, The number of children
to:be considered is small , and
the cost is- approximately. $15
$20 perchild.. The members
-feel - that this. is .:a very worthwhile
•
• project;
Anyindividual or ou interest-
.. gr .p ,
ed in helping, with' camp fees for.
any of these children, please' ant
tact the Children's' A id • Society
Office; in.the-Court .House;. Godes-.
ich , as soon as possible
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