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THELUCKNOWSENTINELLUCKNOWtONTARIO WEDNESDAY,, ;SEPTEMBER 1, 119Z6• PAVE EIGHT
4 • 40th Wedding
Anniversary .
DUNGANNON NEWS
On• August 15, 1936, Margaret •
'Elizabeth Ryan and Gordon S. Kidd
were married by Rev. • Turner in'
Dungantion United chUrch. Mr.
Kidd had been principal of
Dungannon Public . School and later'
served , in the same position in
Wingham and Islington, and Dixon
Grove Senior Public School fronl
which he retired five years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Kidd then moved to
their beautiful modern home near
Georgetown.
On August 15, 1976, they
celebrated, their fortieth wedding
anniversary in that home. Many
professional associates and other
friends came that day 'to congratul
late •them and wish them many
more years of health and , happi-
ness. The guests enjoyed chatting,
looking at snaps of Dungannon
school' days and of the wedding.
Another object of interest • was a
model of the village bell which
Mrs. Kidd's , father rang: faithfully
many years in Dungannon. There
was a• piece of the old bell rope
• also.
.Among the guests were Gwen
Finnigan iMansz and Emily Mc-
Gratten Masacar who once lived at
Dungannon, and Murray and
Florence Morton who were friends
and schoolmates of Mr. Kidd in
Southampton: - Mrs.. Margaret
Pentland Pritchard of Toronto and
Mr. Russel Kidd of Kingston,
guests on Sunday, had attended'
the wedding in 1936.
Refreshments • were served by
Sheila Kidd Gaunt and her
husband, -Bob. The wedding cake
was on, a beautiful silver cake dish,
a family, heirloom of Mrs. Kidd's
mother's family.
Former Area
Resident Dies
MRS, ARTHUR DuMONT
The • death occurred in Chelsey
Park, Nursing Home, Mississauga,
on Monday, July 26, of Mrs. Arthur
DuMont ,of London, formerly of
Zetland. Mrs. DuMont was in her
88th year.
-Born in Zetland on July 19; 1889,
Mrs. DuMont was the former
Louise Eggleston, a daughter of the
late John Eggleston and Catherine
Stark. She was a graduate of the
Spotton Business. College.
Mrs. DuMont was a member of
Whitechurch Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are one -sister, Mrs.
Bert (Jean) Reed, Listowel; and
two brothers, John of ColonsaY,
'Saskatchewan and William of
Newport Richey, Florida. She was
predeceased by sisters Elizabeth
and Mary and brothers George and
The late Mrs. DuMont rested at
the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral
Home until Wednesday, July 28,
when service was conducted-at two '
o'clock by Rey. Robert H. Arm-
strong of St.. Andiew's Presbyter-
ian Church, • Wingham. Interment
followed in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Barry Reed and
J. C. Reed of London; Ron Reed,
Orono; Cliff Elliott, Mississauga;
George Wraith and Rod Wraith.
Brucelea Haven
News
The Gideons have -very kindly
offered to take the Suaiday services
for July and August while our
ministers are on vacation. The
service will be •at 2.00 p.m. in the
chapel as usual.
We had .a variety . program on
Tuesday, July 2nd. Mr. and Mrs.
Bayne and children and 'Miss Ada
Stanley of Elmwood took part.
Mrs. Bayne acted as M.C. and:was
very hurnourous and witty. Mr:
Bayne played several beautiful
violin selections. This was followed
by a dance by Sandra Bayne.
Barry, Geoffrey, Sandra and Le-
anne sang many lovely old .num-
bers accompanied by Miss Stanley
on the piano. At the conclusion
they visited with our residents and
all enjoyed -a cold drink.
On Wednesday, July 7th the
W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church, Glamis came and put on
our monthly birthaay party. There
were twelve residents with' birth-
days in July. The W.M.S. bought
and presented a gift to each one of
our birthday residents: Eleanor/
Thompson' and• Grace Surridge
sang "Winking at Me", "My God
and I" and "Back Home Again".
The junior choir, Vincent and Paula
Paaletti, John Thompson, Patti
MacLennan and ' Eleanor Ruth
Surridge sang "It All Belongs to
My Father" and "It's a •Small
World".. Theresa Davidson • sang
"The Mounts' of the Morn" and
Paula Paolette gave a little skit
called "Sillie Millie". Eleanor
Thompson, Christine O'Connor
and Theresa Davidson concluded
the program with that lovely song
"Skiottish Soldier". Everyone sang
"Happy, •Birt hday" and, cake and
ice 'cream were served.
A film, "Taking Care", was
shovvri on Thursday, July 8th which
proved to be very enjoyable and
interesting. /
A bus load, of residents went to
Hanover on July 14th at 9.10 a.m.
to Senior Citizens Zone Rally and
had a most enjoyable day. We took
our own boxed funch and tea and
coffee was provided. We -wish t6
Shuttle Flo
and
Feeders ' •
save you time
and money
, every day I
Combine capac,ity, durability
and a low torsepower re-
' quirement and you have two
feeders that give you the most, for your 'dollar., Both feeders
diStribute feed quickly and evenly along a bunk: -
'One is certain to be just right for your dairy
or cattle feeding operation.
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Nil EN mi us ill
thank Mr: Fred Oehm of Hanover
for his kind invitation and also Mrs.
George Nelson, president of the
Walkerton Senior Citizens Club.
On July 28th we took seventeen
of our North and South wing ladies
outside for games and treats. Miss
Wilma Taylor very kindly provided
the music..