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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-15, Page 11Dungannon Friends and neighboursgather- ed at the home of Howard and Marlene Godfrey on Saturday evening for a surprise party in honour of Howard and Marlene to mark their 25th wedding anniver- sary which is coming up on March 21. The party was organized by their . daughter Sue and her husband, Glen MacDonald, who. were home from Kitchener for the weekend. u Guests were present from Kitchener, Owen Sound, Bayfield, Clinton, Waterloo, Eth- el and the local area. The Orange Lodge held, a card party at their hall on Friday, March 3 at which there were 7 tables. Ladies' high prize was won by Mrs. Louise Brindley; ladies' second prize, Mrs. Lynn Wall; men's high, Herb Finnigan; men's second, Don Hackett. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eedy came to Irvine Eedy's for the weekend and Megan and Jennifer, who had spent the past week with their grandparents, returned home with Bob and Cathy. Sympathy is extended to the MacAulay family on the death of Mrs.- MacAulay's. father; Mr. William Barker, in Toronto on Saturday, March 4. Congratulations to Heather Ann Stapleton who placed second in the senior division at the Elementary School Public Speak- ing competition sponsored by the Royal .Canadian Legion, Branch 309;4_n Lucknow. , The collection received at the World Day of Prayer Service on March 3 amounted to $33.00, BY MARY BERE r quick lunches. which is to be given to the Bible Society to supply Bibles in countries which still do not have them. Congratulations to Alec and Lynn Chisholm on the birth of a son. on Sunday, March 12, Goderich Hospital. Mr. Art Stewart returned home on Wednesday after a 40 day stay at Victoria Hospital, London where he underwent ' surgery. Mrs. Stewart stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stewart in Lambeth during Art's time in hospital so she could be near to visit him. Art , has been hospitalized four times since last November and has parted with his appendix and gall bladder so we hope he will soon be well again. Mrs. Dorothy Errington return- ed home from London on Friday after having been in hospital for the past month. We wish her a steady continuing recovery. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brindley on the death of Harry's father, Gordon Brindley, who died suddenly at his home in Goderich on Monday, March 6, in his 62nd year. Miss Beth McConnell has been indisposed with a heavy cold this past week. Ed Godfrey is wearing a cast on his left wrist following , an operation last week for an infection on the bone. Mrs. Carol McNall has opened a little store in a mobile beside her home on the Mill Hill. It is called Carol's Variety and featur- es a variety. of articles as well .as Bro�kside' H Dungannon United Church Rev. C. G. Westhaver gave a sermon entitled, "He must needs go through Samaria". Mrs. Carol Reed played the organ and, the congregation sang the hymn "My own dear land" (an Irish Melody) -M-lieu of a choir anthem. The children's story was about, "St. Patrick and the Shamrock". Explorers meet on Tuesday at 7.00 p.m.. There will be no choir practice until further notice. The UCW Thankoffering meet- ing will be on Sunday, March 19, at the church at 8.00 p.m. UCW visitors for the month of March are Helen Stothers, Cora' Thompson, Donna Alton, Doris Hodges. Please let them know if you. know of a particular need for visitation. Next Sunday will be observed as Palm Sunday. The newly appointed elder, Mr. Dirk Logten- berg, will be inducted into office in -the service next Sunday. Mr. Lorne Hasty was elected clerk of the Dungannon session, replacing the late Mr. `' Bert McWhinney, at a recent session meeting. The fourth meeting of the Communicants Class is at the Dungannon Church on Sunday, Pre-school story hour is being held every Tuesday in the library. Many of the students of Grade 6, room 9, have been reading stories that they have written . and illustrated the elves. Many of the classes have .been using the snowshoes to trek along the trail beside the brook near the school grounds or around the school yard. There is now a class set of snowshoes and the weather has been ideal for their use, .a good . way to get fresh air and exercise. The girl's hockey team played' against Ripley, on Tuesday, March . 7.. Ripley girl's team won the game 5-3. Mrs. Wilson's Grade 1 class enjoyed hot dogs and jello for lunch on Friday. The Rocket group from Grade 3, who have been reading about Cowboys, made ' flapjacks with Mrs. Bere on Friday and enjoyed eating their product. Pinetree Crestnets January wasn't .. too busy, everyone was afraid of the weather. Our faithful organiza- tions however, came as usual. Lucknow Christian Reformed Church ladies played bingo. The Pentecostal Church from Kin - lough came to sing.. The Kinette Club of Lucknow played cards and bingo with the .residents. The birthday party hostesses for this month were the Lucknow Senior Women's Institute. Their program was enjoyed and Happy Birthday was sang to Edith oynt, January 7 and Annie Purdon, January ..20. Lucknow Christian was celebrated on February 19 when Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cerson celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Congratu- lations to a great couple.. Barb Cameron came to play the piano and the Kairshea Women's Institute hosted the February birthday party for Alexander (Sandy) MacLeod, February 1; Annie McQuillin, February 8;, Elizabeth Ferguson, February 26 and Eleanor Dahmer, February 2$'' The Lucknow Christian Refor- med Church held their monthly .. church: service on February 26. Area 4-H' .meetings. ZIPPY TRINETTES II ON Tuesday, March 7, the. Zippy Trinettes II assembled at Dona Campbell's home. . The president, Sandra Camp- bell, called the meeting to order. Seven members answered roll call, Define a good citizen. The meeting topic was People, Laws and Ideas, which was conducted by the two leaders, using a poster with pictures for a contest and. discussion. HOLYROOD The fifth meeting of . the Holyrood Tip Top Tailors was held on Saturday, March 11th at the home of Shirley Stanley. Everyone answered the roll call by explaining how they had looked' at someone and formed an opinion .of them and how the clothes, worn had affected that opinion: Lori Gingrich read the minutes of the fourth meeting. Mrs. Gingrich read about Clothing Considerates and demonstrated different seams including flat felled and French. Some members worked on their samples while other worked on notes and discussed the exhibit. ST. HELENS LIVELY SIX The third meeting of the St. BY BRENDA HENDERSON AND DIANE GIBSON Congratulations to Jan' Gibson who placed second in the junior division at the Elementary School Public , Speaking. Competition sponsored' by the Royal Canadian. Legion, Branch 309, and held in Lucknow. Jan's topic for her speech was, "Public Speaking". A very successful benefit dance was held on March 4th at Brookside School for the Harold Menary family who lost their home by 'fire recently. The Student's Council gave a donation of $25.00. Lucknow Sendn'l, Wednesday, March 15, 1978—Page 11 March 12th at 6.30 p.m. Easter Communion service and the service of ;confirmation and reception of members will be held at both Dungannon.. and Nile churches on Easter Sunday, March 26. No Good Friday service is planned. Dungannon Christian .Fellowship Plans are being made for the Easter weekend in the life of the Christian Fellowship Church. There will , be a Good Friday 'service at 10.0 a.m. Communion will be observed atrthis time. At 7.00 a.m. on Easter Sunday there will be a Sunrise Service. Anyone in the community is welcome to join in this early morning worship. Following the service there will be a fellowship breakfast in the basement of the church. The regular Sunday School and Church services will follow. at the usual times - 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock a.m. The Mennonite Conference of Ontario has been in session during the present weekend at Rockway Schdoi at—Kitchener. Representatives from the church have been in attendance. The text for Pastor Lawrence's message on Sunday morning was taken from John, "It is Finish- ed". DUNGANNON 14-H Guest speaker for the fourth meeting of Dungannon 1 4-H club was Mr.' Bob Lyons, the reeve of West. Wawanosh Township. The Reformed Church monthly serv- ice . was enjoyed by all. In February the Brownies visited and brought Valentine table centres. Some of the residents enjoyed a ride to Ripley in the van one sunny afternoon. The Kinettes . came and played cards and the Eastern Star had: a large card party' and lunch. , The Christian Reformed Ladies held a bingo on February 43 and the Pentcostal Church from Kinlough came for their monthly visit brim February 16. A very important anniversary Helens Lively Six was held in the St. Helens Hall on Wednesday, March 8. Six members answered the roll call, "A leisure -time activity or interest I would like to develop". We then read about leisure activities. Mr. Ross Er- rington came to talk about photography and showed slides. The girls . looked through a photo album. Following this they dis- cussed the leisure activities they now have. Mrs. Errington and' Mrs. Weber checked the record books and the girls discussed achieve- ment 'day projects. Crocheting will be taught by the leaders at the next meeting, March 15. meetingtook place in Dungannon United Church on March 11 with Mrs. Doris Culbert's 4-11 group as visitors. The topic for this meeting was "People, Ideas, and Laws". Mr. Lyons talked about the township of West Wawanosh, how he got to be reeve, what goes on at council meetings and other interesting facts. As he closed everyone showed appreciation and Irene Martin presented him with a gift from the club. Judy Carmichael read the minutes of the last meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jean Erring- ton on March 18. DUNGANNON 3 4-11 ' Dungannon 3 4-H club chose the name "Leisure Ladies" for themselves from several suggest- ed names, Quilting Bees, Craxy Patches, Quilting Cuties,Busy Bodies. Patti Rising opened the meet- ing.. Nine members answered the roll call by telling what quilted articles they had in their homes and whether they were hand done or machine made, pieced or appliqued. Sharon Pollock read the minutes of the last meeting. The girls were told that since tickets were not available, their trip to see the Ice Capades is cancelled. Mrs. Alma Black, the leader, discussed pointers for emotional health. Joyce Dougherty asked questions about the origin of 4-H and the meaning of its emblem and crest. The next meeting is to be, held at Sandra Pentland's home on March 13. Joyce Dougherty closed the meeting. by repeating the 4-H grace. 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