The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-20, Page 214
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Page 22--Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday., September 20, 1978
Dungannon United Church has anniversary service
BY MARY SERE
Rev. Craig kailton of Cam-
bridge was guest minister for
the 123rd anniversary service
at Dungannon United Church
on Sunday morning, speak-
ing on the topic, "Let Us
Build Confusion'', in which
he referred to the story of
The Tower of Babel.
Carl and Helen Dahmer,
Jason and Maria supplied
inspiring music which includ-
ed a medley of songs by the
family, and solos by Mrs.
Dahmer. For a touch of
bilingualism, one of their
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Dungannon Fall Fair
Thursday, Sept. 21
8
to 12 noon -- Hall open
for placing exhibits
12 noon -- Hall closed
.m. to 6 p.m. Judging of indoor exhibits
p.m. -- English and Western Horseshow
(under the lights(
-- Hall is opeti to public,
.m. -- Hall closed
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9 p.m. -- Dance
usic by "Kountry Kats"
Rides .and food booth on the grounds
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Livestock and Pets
12 noon -- Grounds and hall open to public %
1 p.m. -- Parade
--Oficial opening of Fair
--.Judging of Livestock
1:30. p.m. -- 4-H Judging
2 p.m. -- Baby Show
2:30 p.m. Bicycle Races
3 p.m. -- Log Sawing Contest
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songs was in the German
language.
Rev. C. G. Westhaver ex-
tended a cordial welcome to
the guest minister and musi-
cians and to all visiting
friends and former members
of the congregation.
His children's story, "Our
Church's Birthday" included
many interesting facts about
the beginnings of this church
congregation. Some histor-
ical items were on display on
a table at the back of "the
church. Flowers were place
in the church by Mrs. Bill
'Bradley, Goderich, in loving
memory of her grandparents,
the late Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Alton.
The first stage of the
church repair project, cem-
ent steps at the front of the
church, was completed by
Mr. Gordon Anderson of
Goderich. The church sign
has also been repainted.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
As Sunday, September 17,
was pulpit exchange Sunday
in the Northern District of
the Mennonite Church, Past-
or Lawrence was in the pulpit
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at Glen Allan and Lester
Kehl from Floradale gave the
message at the Christian
Fellowship church here.
Gordon and Ruth John-
ston, who recently moved
into -the community from
Jamaica, invited the Fellow-
ship Congregation from Dun-
gannon and Breslau to a time
of fellowship and refresh-
ment in their home on
Sunday .afternoon. Some 70
people enjoyed the afternoon
which was based on a
Jamaican custom called a
"House Blessing". The
Johnston home on the 6th
concession of Ashfield may
be known to some as the
"Bert Treleaven farm", also
owned for some years by Don
and Phyllis Paquette'.
THE CANADIAN
BIBLE SOCIETY
Rev. C. G. Westhaver
chaired a public meeting on
behalf of the Canadian Bible
Society, which was held in
the Sunday School room of
the United Church on Sunday
evening. Rev. D. L. Howlett
of London showed a film
entitled, "Green Jade",
), dealing with China and he
spoke about the work carried
on by the society. Devotions
were taken by Pastor Law-
rence. The Martin quartet
rendered several numbers in
song which were much ap-
preciated.
SOCIAL NEWS •
Sunday dinner guests with
Jim and Margaret Errington
following Dungannon Anni-
ver . • service were Rev.
C `'lton, Cambridge,
est minister; the
ers, Margaret's
arl Dahmer and his
NN7i - ' elen and children,
Jason and Maria; her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Dahmer; guest pianist, John
Goobie and his wife, Edna,
from Guelph; Ross and
Glenna Pannabecker, Terry
and Kristin; Mary and Tom
Nicholson, Steven and Scott.
Mel Jones was admitted to
Wingham Hospital on Satur-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs:;.. Douglas
Reidw Brenda, Leslie and
John of Toronto visited Mrs.
Will Reid and Jack last
weekend. Douglas has rec-
ently been transferred from
Sarnia to Toronto and they
are living in temporary quar-
ters. until they move into
their new home at the end of
the month.
Mr. Cecil Culbert is in
Goderich Hospital for treat-
meat for 'his leg.
Mr. Russell Phillips is
home again after being in
Wingham Hospital for a
while.
Mrs. Mary Glenn is in
Wingham Hospital with an
ulcerated leg.
Mrs. D. S. Fines of
Toronto spent the weekend
with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Cecil .Blake. Sunday visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Henderson of Goderich.
Robert and Elsie Irvin
attended Open House at
Sarnia on Friday evening for
the 35th wedding anniver-
sary of Robert's sister,
Doreen and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Irwin.
Mrs. Gordon Ritchie of
Lucknow visited the Irvins on
Sunday. 6
DUNGANNON #1 4-H CLUB
Dungannon 1 4-H club
held their first meeting of the
project, "Essential Edibles"
at the home of Mrs. Bill
Stewart on September 12.
The members of the club
are: Sylke Becker, Judy
Carmichael, Betty Errington,
Debby Kerr, Irene Martin,
Alice Nivins (vice president),
Kathy Robson, Sharon
Sproul, Glenda Park (presid-
ent), Lila, Annabel and
Elaine Stewart.
To eat what they made at
the meeting, they divided
into two groups. Mrs. Stew-
art's group made Energy
Squares and Mrs. Erring -
ton's group made Healthy
Peanut Bread. Later, they
tasted the squares and they
were generally thought of as
good. The bread will be
sampled next week.
Officers were elected and
then the display they are
putting up at the fairs was
discussed.
The members' record
books are different this year
and were met with approval
from the members. Members
filled in charts of their eating
habits and wrote in their own
breakfast menus.
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
On September 5 school
opened with 353 students
enrolled. Of this number 33
of the new students came
into kindergarten and 15
were placed in Grades 1 = 7.
On Tuesday the 12 Brook-
side ' soccer teams were
chosen. Five of the girls
teams are The Slick Chicks,
captain Susan Brindley; The
Bluebirds, captain Janice
Pollock; The Rangers, '• cap-
tain Laurie West; The Kick-
ing Kuties, captain Ruth
Martin; W.B.S.P. (World's
Best Soccer Players?), cap-
tain Peggy Gibson.
On Wednesday, Septem-
ber 20 the school is having an
election of officers for ,the
Student's Council.
Brookside entered a float
in Lucknow Fall Fair: This
was finished by some senior
students under the direction
of Don Cameron.
Brookside team won their
match in the tugof war
contest at Lucknow Fair on
Saturday.
Brookside pupils made a
creditable ' showing among
the school work on display at
the Lucknow Fair.
C[UB NEWS
TRINITY 2
The second meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Greg Blake on September 14.
The president, Karen
Campbell, opened the meet-
ing. The minutes from the
last meeting were , read by
Dona Hackett and approved.
Mrs. Greg Blake talked
about breakfast, whats in it
for me? Breakfast, skip or
scramble. Breafast ideas.
Brunch. ' Cooks chater.
Mrs. Ivan Cranston made
Healthy Peanuts Bread, Yog-
art Loaf and Energy Squares
with the assistance of the
other members. .
The meeting closed with
members tasting Energy
Squares.