The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-24, Page 13EFILLARS by. Debbie Mac 7
, grade 6.
erpillars fat and wormy ,
pillars, slow and squirmy;
'liars all around ,
pillars on the ground.
illars on cabbage leaves,
pillars drat those thieves!
pillars in a snug cacoon,.
illars, butterflies soon'.
COUNTRY by Bonnie Stew•
Monday, October 15th, the
.country team took part in
!against the various high.
IS across the county. Consid•
the difference in ages, the
sts of•Ripley -Huron did a• tre-
ws job against tough: compe
Brenda Fair, a grade six •
, actually finished third
against grade 9 and 10 students.
She' finished four seconds behind
the first place finisher which is •
just short of sensational.
KINDERGARTEN by Bonnie Stewart.
Since this is Fire Prevention
Week, we are talking about Fire-
men'and Fireaucks. We know that
fires can be dangerous and Fire-
.men are very •brave. We must al-
ways do our best to' see that fires
don't get started. Since we do
not :have •a firehall to visit at the
present time , Firemen George
McLean and Orean Rock brought
the firefruck to the school and
showed)rs many interesting things
on it-. Our Fire Chief, Douglas
Liddle tells us -that next year we •
Will have a brand new puniper
truck to help otir firemen fight
fire,
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DUNGANNON' NEWS
The C.G,I 7 T,' girls were busy
on•Saturday when they raked and
burned leaves , washed Windows or
did many odd chores at a reason-
able fee for folk in the village.
They .earned a fine sum
for their project,:
On Sunday a special service was
held in Dungannon United Church
with members, of Carlow Masonic.
Lod"gein attendance,.. Rev ....Clar-
ence NleClenaghan's sermon was
entitled "Called together". Mr.
George Gibson, Master of the
Lodge read the scripture. lesson.
Special music with Karen Riven
at the organ, and Mrs. Leonard
Reed at the pinto ; -also-Do •
Errington on guitar, provided a
choir number and a guitar solo.
• ,On November 4, there is to be
Baptismal Service in Dungannon .
United Church.
•On.Wednesday..Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan and Mrs., Graham.
McNee attended the Regional
meeting for North HurOn U.C. W.
at Which the. former reported on
Westrhiriister College and the •
latter, on Supply Work.
Quite a.number from this area
attended 'the C. A .S banquet •
held lednesday evening at Pine .
Ridge Chalet , R. R. 2 .1lensall,
in honour of Foster Parents.' Guest
speaker was Mr. Doug Finlay,
Senior Co-,..ordinator Children's
Services Branch, Ontario:Ministry
of Health. His talk was humorous
and informatiVe dealing with •
,situations from' a child's view-
point.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and ,
Mrs. Chas'. FOWler were Mr. and
Mrs. Torn Fowler :andchildien
Darrell -arid Karen and nephew
Robbie Jardine from Parkhill; on •
Wednesday Mrs Glen Ball from
Barrie and her daughter , Mrs..
Carl Bailey and, three children
frOm,Mildmay ;. and last Sunday
.guests were a nephew and his wife.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeriken from
TOrci.pi9. '
65th ANNIVERSARY.
Congratulations are. extended
to. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee who
will:be 65 years .married on Sun-
.day, October 28. Mrs.' McNee
is with Mr.' and Mrs. Graharn Mc
Nee. in Dungannbn since ,Mr. Mc-.
Nee hasl)een confined, to Alex-
andra Hospital, Goderich follow
ing a stroke 'several weeks ago.
90th BIRTHDAY.
Also congratulations to. Mr.-
Ross McNee who will be 99, years
of age on Monday, October 29th.
Happy Birthday!
Mr. and . Mrs. Clifford Purdon
had 'guests on Tuesday evening -
.Mr. andsMrs. Douglas Boyd and ,
'SteVen of .Seaforth; also MiSs Mar-
garet. Mills from .Toronto recently,
Dinner guests on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster,
were Mr; and Mrs. Bill Bradley
and family , 13rencla ; Faye and
Alice Of GoderiCh ,, Lou Miller of
Stratford, and 3ruce Rodrigues,
of London.
Mrs. George Ribey, , Catharine
and Anne , of SeaforthYiSited on
Saturday with. Mr. and.Mrs.
Wiggins:an(' Eric .
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Fenwick from ThOrnhill,
and Barbara 131ake of Toronto were
home during the .week end.
GOT'LARGE MOOSE
David Dawson alid Other area ,
hunters 'spent last week in the Sud:
bury area. , and, were fortunate in
Obtaining a large moose.
Mt..John Spivak has been off
work and under the Doctor's care
for a few weeks. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
ChUrch , Wingham , decorated
with floral arrangements and pot-
ted yellow chrysanthemums, was
the setting on October 5 at 7 p.m.
for the marriage of Deborah Jean_
McKay, daughter of Mr. and •Mrs.
Roderick McKay of R. R. 2 Wing-
ham and Brian William Jardine ,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Jar-
dine of Lucknow.
Rev. Robert Armstrong of Wing•
'ham officiated,
Given in marriage by her fath-
er , the bride wore a floor-length •,'
sleevelesS gown of white velvet
with matching coat and hood of
white velvet. She carried a white
velvet covered bible with cascade
of red rosebuds, fern and white
ribbon streamer's.
Maid of honour was Miss Judy
Scott of Witigham, friend of the
bride. She wore a floor -length-
gown of black velvet with white
feather trimmed cape of white
velvet.. She carried a bouquet of .
shasta daisies.
Bridesmaid was Mrs. Barry Mc-
Kay of Barrie, cousin' of , the bride,
She was dressed ,the same as the
maid of honour and carried a
-bouquet of shasta daisies.
Junior bridesmaid was Miss Dale
West of St: Clements, niece of
the bride. She wore a floor-
length gown of cerise velvet with
matching cape and feather trim.
0.- McKAY '
Penny Hopper of Petersburg ,
niece 'of the bride was flower girl.
'She wore a floor-length gown of
while velvet and cerise velvet
cape with feather trim and Carried
a basket Of shasta daisies. ' •
Ringbearer was Michael Logan
of Oakville , nephew' of the bride.
Rick Jardine of Lucknow ibrother
of the groom,was groomsman. •
. 'Ushers were. David Schiestel
of Wingham, brother-in-law Of
the groom and. Wayne 'Wine of
Wingharn, 'friend of the groom.
Organ music was by Steven
Sallows. Soloist, Mary Lee James
of Clinton, sang "The Lord's'
Prayer" and "Love Song".
A reception followed at the
Wingham Legion Hall.
The bride's mother chose a
floor-length gown of red crimp-
knit , black 'accessories and cor-
sage of shasta daisies.
The groom's mother wore a
floor-length gown of yellow,
brown and orange flowered poly-
ester satin , beige accessories and
corsage of yellow shasta' daisies.
For travelling the bride wore
navy slacks, blue plaid jacket and ,
light blue blouse. •
The couple are residing in.
Kitchener, where the grOorn is
employed. with Indianna Steel
Products and the bride is employ-
ed 'by Bteadner's Trailer Sales and
Service.. •
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