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Wanda Linner of
Saltford and a friend,
Murray Keith of
Lucknow, who are third
year students attending
Wilfrid Laurier
University in Waterloo,
recently competed in a 20
hour dance-a-thon to
raise money for the
handicapped.
Those participating in
this dance-a-thon worked
m couples raising the
money and dancing.
Congratulations are in
order for Wanda and
Murray who raised $340
.and were one of the few
couples' who completed
the 20 hours. Because this
was the=s.most money
raised by a couple Who
completed the dance,
they each received a
prize of a ten -speed
bicycle which they
agreed was well worth
the effort they made, and
they were very happy.
4-H NEWS
Tiger Dunlop Group
No..1 held their second
meeting for this project
in Colborne Township
Hall, Monday, February
19 at 7 p.m.
The meeting opened
with the 9-H Pledge and
Alice Nivins read the
minutes of last meeting.
Everyone answered the
roll call by showing their
best colors and the colors
to stay away from. The.
name of the Club was
chosen and stands as
"Buttons and Beaus".
The leaders, Mrs. Ann
Feagan and Nancy
Brindley, showed the
members a few different
kinds of hats and the
leaders went over what to
have in their sewing
boxes and how to take
care of hats and many
other, tips about hats.
The meeting was closed
by Glen Feagan reading
the 4-H"Creed.
CHURCH NEWS
The Youth Group of
Benmiller United Church
anced 20 hours
are interested in a special
venture. They will be
holding a talent night at
the church 'Monday,
February 26 at 7 p.m.
Everybody is welcome.
Pan to attend and give
this group your support.
W.I.
Tiger Dunlop. Women's
Institute meeting will be
held Thursday, February
22 at 1:45 p.m. in
Colborne Township Hall,
providing there isn't
Lochalsh
Marion McCharles corresp
Hockey playoffs have
begun and several of the
Weal young folk .are in-
volved Robbie Campbell,
Donald Martyn, Gordon
Farrish and Robbie and
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Mr. and Mrs. George
Moncrief and Mrs.
Gordon-F-inlayson.
returned home from an
enjoyable trip to
Jamaica.
Mrs. Lillian Simpson is
a patient in hospital in
London since having
surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Ainslie of Toronto were
recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank
MacLennan. •
Recent visitors with
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson
and boys were Mr. and
Mrs. Rbd Finlayson, Lou
and Lisa of Sarnia and
Mr. Allan Finlayson of
Toronto.
Mrs. Neil_ MacKenzie
was hostess to the WMS
February meeting of the
Ashfield Presbyterian
church ladies.
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan
Farrish and Mr. and -Mrs.
Donald Simpson were 'in
Buffalo on Thursday for
the New York Rangers -
Buffalo hockey game and
visited with Mr. David
Far-rish of the New Yorki
Ft angers.
Congratulations are in
order to Gordon and
Chris Farrish and John
and .Patti Barger on their
fine performance at the
figure skating on Sunday
last in Lucknow.
Belated
congratulations to Mr.
and•Mrs. Nelson Raynard
of Lucknow, who recently
celebrated -their golden
.wedding anniversary -
Clara and Nelson and
family formed in this
area for a number of
years.
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another storm, Mrs,
Phyllis Pitblado will be
guest speaker. Business
requires attention, so
good attendance is hoped
for.
Mrs, Dorothy Feagan,
Mrs. Donna Young and
Mrs. Mollie Sutton at-
tended
ttended the needlepoint
training course in Clinton
this week. Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute are
sponsoring a class with
these women as leaders
and.• they plan to start
within the next two
weeks, maybe next week,
so if you are interested in
taking this course,
contact these ladies at
once to enrol. Phone 524-
6491, 9805 or 2343, and
they will be able to give
you full information as to
what is required. There is
no charge but you have to
purchase the material
you require.
SCHOOL NEWS
At the Legion 'Public
Speaking contest,
Colborne Central made a
splendid showing with
Karen Hyde being placed
second in intermediate
grades. Karen spoke on
the subject, "City of
Salt". Lori Million placed
second' in Grades 4-6
speaking on the subject
"Mr. Vodden's Leader
Dog."
Kindergarten
Volunteers
needed
for benefit
As special project for
the United Nations'. Year
of the Child, the Blyth
Centre for the Arts is
sponsoring a concert for
UNICEF, Wednesday,,
March 28 in Blyth's
MVIem.orial Hall. _ ..-... .:......
The Centre, which
operates the popular
-
theatre each summer in
Blyth, is looking for local D
talent to perform at the , w
variety night. B
Performers who can
volunteer their. services s
are asked to call Betty
Battye in , Blyth at 523- w
9658 after 5 p.m., or write w
the Blyth Centre for. the L
Arts, Blyth. a
All proceeds from the H
concert go to UNICEF to
help with its work with g
children around the a
world.
. a
Colborne
corner
registration will' be
Wednesday, March 7 at
the school. If there are
any children in Colborne
Township who will be
ready for Kindergarten
and whose parents have
not been contacted,
please phone the school. at
524-6252 promptly. Your
urresprn(!t'nt, 524-2t)7t•i
atten▪ tion to this matter.
would be appreciated.
CHURCHNEWS
World Day of Prayer
will be in Victoria Street
United Church, Friday,
March 2 at 2:30 p.m. Plan
to attend.
ungannon
doings
Marie Park correspondent 529-7719,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Elliott were among the par-
ents who travelled by bus to
Listowel on Sunday, where i
their son Donald played with
the Goderich Midgets. God-
erich defeated Listowel 5 - 3 ,
in the --hest two. out -of -three--
W.O.A.A. finals. The two t
teams meet again tonight.
Jean called on her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCre-
ight, while there. Their
daughter, Helen, spent the
day with her grandmother,
Mrs: -Emma Elliott, in Goder-
h.°
John Bere, Karen and
avid of London spent the
eekend with Mrs. • Mary
ere and family. David and
Dorothy Bere visited on
unday.
Visitors ;on the weekend
ith Mrs. Gertrude Park
ere Mr. and Mrs. Jack
add and Kim of Goderich•
nd Mr. and Mrs. Tom
allam of Auburn.
Ken Hodges, Lloyd Hod-
es and Mrs. Donna Alton
ttended the funeral in Mit-
hell on Monday, of their
unt, .Mrs. Mary Paulson"; of
Flint, Michigan. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Alton and Doris
Hodges had visited the fun=
eral home on Sunday.
Congratulations to Bill and
Rosemary Gardner (nee
Eedy) on the birth of their
second daughter on February
9. Another granddaughter
for Ross and Isabelle Eedy.
Marie Park accompanied
some. Lucknow ladies to
bingo in Teeswater on Friday
evening and came away a
lucky winner. .
' Many from • our area 'at-
tended the Old Timers Hock-
ey game in Lucknow, betwe-
en Goderich and Lucknow,
when Lucknow went down to
defeat.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
The book of annual report
s available now at the bac
of the church.
Last 'week Mr. Graha
McNee installed a railin
along-:-the—stcps -ins-id
he side door of the, churc
DUNGANNON UNITED
CHURCH ANNUAL
MEETING
The annual meetingfor th
Dungannon congregatio
was held in the Sunda
School room on Thursda
evening with only fair atter'
ante.
Rev. C. G. Westhave
pened the meeting wit
cripture and prayer, includ
ng silent prayer in memor
f those who died during th
ear 1978. Mrs. Helen Daw
on was appointed secretar
for the meeting.
Thos. Webster, treasure
read the charge budget an
answered any questions.'K
K. Dawson read the projec
d budget for 1979, explain
ng that this was an estimat
nd would•be subject to som
hange depending on risin
osts. In the absence of Mrs
Helen Struthers and Mrs
Elsie Irvin, questions on th
Mission and Service Fun
report could not be answere
at the meeting.
Other reports were. read a
follows: music committee
Mrs. Penny Hodges; churc
report, Thos. Webster; ses
sion report, Lorne Hasty
Tyro report, Rev. Westhav
er; Willing Workers, Mrs
Penny Hodges;. .U.C.W.
Mrs. Amy Wiggins; Sunda
chool, Wayne Snyder; Ex
lorers, Rev. Westhaver
he list of officials, board
nd committees as prepare
y the'r%minating committe
as read. Mrs. Amy Wiggin
as appointed as Presbyter
elegate with Mrs. Oliv
lake as alternate delegate
ubject to approval by Offic
al Board at April meeting,
It was announced that Nil
ave decided to keep thei
resent time of service as i
o no further debate on tha
uestion was necessary. Th
Willing Workers have set
goal for themselves to redec
rate the -sanctuary. It wa
brought to their attentio
hat this or any change t
hurch property mustb
pproved by the Board o
rustees. The• suggestio
as made that possibly insu
tion should be done firs
nd this might be somethin
r the Stewards to look into
Since Harvey Alton re
quested to be relieved of •hi
uties as elder for health rea
ons, Wayne Snyder was
arced an elder and Harvey
Iton will be an honorar
der, as is Mr. Wm. Perrie
The minister said there
ad been so far a poor
sponse to donations for the
bserver and many more
ames are needed to get the
iscoulit price:
It was decided to give the
nniversary committee a lit-
e flexibility on date of
nniversary while aiming for
e third Sunday iq Septem-
er, if possible.
Rev. Westhaver closed the
meeting with benediction
and hutch was served by
Mrs. Amy Wiggins.
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