The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-31, Page 19Dungannon
Doings
BY MARY BERE
SOCIAL NEWS
Several from here attend-
ed the 4-H Achievement Day
for this area held at Brook-
side School on Saturday to
mark the culmination of the
course, "Focus on Living".
All were welcomed by Bea
McClenaghan, Home Econ-
omist, Clinton. Congratula-
tipns to Irene Martin, Dun-
gannon 1, for achieving
County Honours on the
completion of 6 Homemaking
Units and 'to Barbara Snow-
den, Dungannon 2, who got
Advanced Honours for com-
pleting 18 Homemaking Un-
its. 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 Dun-
gannon 1, Mrs. Jean Erring-
ton, Mrs. Marie Stewart;
Dungannon 2, Mrs. Doris
Culbert; Dungannon 3, Mrs.
Alma Black, Miss Joyce
Dougherty. The Fall project
is called, "Essential Edib-
les".
Mrs. Donna Young joined
a bus tour to Ottawa for the
Tulip Fesival last weekend.
As well as seeing the flowers
they 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.
Sharon Young, daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Young,
has completed her Computer
course in London and is now
working with Shaeffer Pen
Co. in Goderich and staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Yvonne
Chase.
Ted and Ella Redmond
received the Agricultural
Service Diploma for their
dedicated service to the local
Agricultural Society over the
past several years. This was
presented at the regular
monthly meeting on Tues-
day, May 23rd. 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, accom-
panied 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
intensive care in Wingham
Hospital since being admit-
ted 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,
Tillsonburg, ' visited on the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peter-
son of Lucknow brought Mr:
and Mrs. Peter MacDonald
and Ryan to Dungannon at
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Achievement Day for Dungannon area 4-11 Clubs was held Saturday and County 4-H
honours were presented to two girls and advanced honours bestowed on a third. Barbara
Snowden, left, a member of Dungannon 2 was given advanced honours by Ministry Of
Agriculture Home Economists, Bea McClenaghan while Irene Martin, centre, of
Dungannon 1 and Barbara Hackett of Trinity 2, were awarded county honours. Here the
trio look over Irene's project before the presentations were made Saturday at Brookside.
[Photo by Jeff Seddon]
the first of the week to spend
a couple of days with Peter's
grandmother, Mrs. Lillian
MacDonald, and Mr. Moul-
ton.
Dungannon Soccer team
played against Goderich
team on May 15, the result
being Goderich 6, Dungan-
non 17 On May 18th 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 Rev.
Cecil Wittich of the Blyth
charge who exchanged pul-
pits with Rev. C. G. West -
haver on 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 to be held on
Monday, May 29, for resid-
ents of Ashfield Township,
the United Church people of
this congregation should be
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 favour 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, are due the Junior
Sunday School class for the
planting of flowers around
the church on Saturday.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
The young people of the
Christian Fellowship Church
went over the top in their
objective of $300 to ego to
Missions during the present
year, by picking stones from
a 50 -acre field of one of the
members of the congregaw
tion. Considering the heat of
the past few days this was a
difficult and commendable
job.
The former pastor, Doug
Zehr, home from his year at
Eastern Mennonite College,
Viriginia, was present at the
Sunday morning service.
Pastor Lawrence' continued
with his series of messages
from the Acts of the Apost-
les.
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.
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
BY BRENDA HENDERSON
AND DIANE GIBSON
Field Day was held at
Brookside on Friday, which
was a beautiful sunny day, a
little on the warm side for
some of the events, and
almost everyone had a sun-
burn by the end of the day.
The winners in the different
events were as follows:
senior boys, 1st Jim Young,
2nd Bernie Burgsma; senior
girls, 1st Nancy Moran, 2nd
Linda Taylor; intermediate
boys, 1st Robin Markham,
2nd David Sproul; inter-
mediate . girls, 1st Peggy
Gibson, 2nd Janice Pollock;
junior boys, 1st Rocky Little,
2nd John Curran; junior
girls, '1st Wilma Vander-
velde, 2nd (tied) Janice
Cook, Michele Humphrey;
midget boys, lst Alex West,
2nd John Vandervelde; mid-
get girls, 1st Darlene Kuik,.
2nd Lorelee Howes; primt#ry
boys, 1st Scott Hackett, 2nd
Larry Thomas; primary girls,
1st Shelley Good, 2nd Donna
Raynard.
Regional field Day is at
Brookside on June lst.
Baseball scores for last
week were, junior girls,
Expos 9 vs Blue Jays 1;
junior boys, Fat Cats 2 vs
Sluggers 4; senior boys, Cool
Cats 13 vs Hot Shots 0.
Suzanne Kirkland broke a
bone in her foot and is
wearing .a cast but wad able
to go on a bus trip on Friday
with the ,Lucknow Band.
Jim Wright had a bandage
on his wrist on tuesday after
being bitten by a dog last
weekend.
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