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86TH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Wm. 0. Hunter of Lucknow
is residing for th,e summer with her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter. Her
86th birthday was on July Sth when
22 of her relatives and friends had a
smorgasbord dinner. The oldest
present was Mrs.. Wm. O. Hunter
and the youngest Tenille Cranston,
age 8 days old, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Cranston of West
Wawanosh, a great granddaughter
of Mrs. Hunter.
REUNION AND
BIRTHDAY- PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
and family attended the Wilkins
reunion at Brookside Public School
on Sunday afternoon. It was also
the occasion of Mrs. Frabces
Wilkins 86th birthday being July
10th. A birthday cake was served
at the reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Weaver visited Sunday evening
with her brother Charlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and
family attended the 120th anniver-
sary of Lurgan Church on Sunday.
Linda Swan is working for the
summer for her cousin, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron McKee of Kincardine.
MS and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
have their granddaughter Lana
Kirkland of Kingsville for holidays.
The 4-H Club girls had a
barbecue at the. home of Mrs.
Charles Wilkins. There were two
clubs with 17 girls and the leaders,
Mrs. Arnold Campbell, Mrs. Herb
Wilkins and Mrs. Charles Wilkins.
John Ritchie and Ken entertain-
ed his brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Hawkwood and girls' of
Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Pennington of Wingham area and
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Ritchie of Lucknow at a smorgas-
bord supper in Teeswater on,
Sunday.
KINGSBRIDGE
Mrs, John Howard returned to •
her home here on Monday, June 20
following a three week vacation in
the Western Provinces.
Congratulations to Anne Marie
Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Howard, R. R. 3 Goderich,
who achieved the highest standing.
in Grade 12 at the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute for 'the year
1976 - 1977. Her average was 90%.
Congratulations' to Eric Court-
ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Courtney, R. R. 1 Dungannon who
received the highest aggregate of
seven subjects in year 2 (Grade 10)
at the Goderich District Collegiate
Institute for the year 1976 - 1977.
His average was 89.6%.
DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Petrie,
Virginia and Faye of Kincardine
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Park on
Sunday. Glenda Park returned
home with them after spending a
few days visiting with them in
Kincardine.
Sympathy is extended to ,the
relatives of Miss Melinda Black
who died on June 26 and was
buried on Tuesday from McCal-
lum's Funeral Home to Dungannon
Cemetery.
Mr., and Mrs. Michael Roy and
children of St. Charles, Ontario
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
McWhinney recently.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. McWhinney on the birth of
their daughter, Kara Leeanne on
July 1, Goderich's Jubilee Baby.
Robbie McWhinney is staying with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McWhinney for a few days.
Duane and Marty Rivett spent
last week visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mr.. Jewell in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bere, Karen
and David of London visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Mary Bere. The
Bere family enjoyed a family
barbecue at the home of Gerry and
David Bere on Sunday.
Miss Debbie Vella went to
Belmore on the weekend to visit
her grandfather, Mr. Earl McNee
and also her mother, Mrs. Joy
Vella from Nova Scotia, who is
spending some time in Belmore.
Miss Annie Baxter and Mr.
Lawrence Baxter of Goderich called
on Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel on
Monday. Visitors on Tuesday were,
Miss Mae Davies and Mrs. Gladys
Wallis,CI,ific.,ton; Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Tucker, Chicago; Mrs. Mel
Bell, Goderich; and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Bell, Maureen and Wil-
liam of Thunder Bay. Mrs. Mel Bell
is the former Winnie Marsh and is
a niece of Mrs. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee
and Mrs. Ross McNee visited Mr.
Ross McNee in the infirmary at
Huronview on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones
and daughter Annette of Bedford-
shire, England are spending a
.month's vacation with Mr. Jones'
brother and fatifily, Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Jones. Mrs. Jones Sr.,
who has beefi staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Jones for the past
few months, will return to England
with her son Raymond and his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wilbur of
Delhi spent the weekend here with
their son Jerry and family and
attended a Wilbur family picnic at
the home of Mrs. Marie Douglas at
Belmore. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Wilbur and Brad and Mrs. D. S.
Fines returned to their homes in
Willowdale and Toronto on Sunday
evening.
Pastor Doug Zehr of Christian
Fellowship Church preached for
the outdoor Sunday evening service
on the farm of Peter Martin, just
south of Dungannon. The Brummer
family of Westfield provided the
music. Outdoor Sunday services
will be held at 7.30 p m. through
July and August. The Last Com-
mand of Glen Allan will bring
music next Sunday. Pastor Zehr
will be the speaker.
Bible Vacation School will be
held in Dungannon the week of
August 1 - 5 inclusive. It is to be
hoped the children will keep this in
mind.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting of
the Dungannon Agricultural Soci-
ety was held on June 22, the fourth
Wednesday of the month. The new
hydro installation has been approv-
ed and paid for and the society
feels there is now adequate hydro
power for its needs. The fence was
painted by volunteer labour, which
was much appreciated. It is encour-
aging to see public' interest
expressed in this way. Plans were
discussed for a Slow Pitch Ball
Tournament to be held the last
weekend in July with 12 teams and
16 games scheduled. It will be in
progress from the Friday night to
Sunday evening on that weekend.
Rev. H. G. and Mrs. Dobson
moved out of the manse on
Monday, June 27 and went to an
apartment in Fonthill. Rev. Clyde
and Mrs. Westhaver moved into
the manse from Ailsa Craig on
Wednesday, June 29 with the help
of several of the congregation.
Rev. Clyde Westhaver preached
his first sermon on the Dungannon-
Nile Pastoral charge on Sunday.
His topic was "Important Mile-
stones", and was intended as an
introduction to the minister in
terms of his background and the
pathway that led him into the
ministry and his place here. Rev.
Westhaver, on behalf of his family
and himself, spoke words of thanks
and appreciation for kindnesses
shown in connection with their
move from Ailsa Craig and since
their arrival in Dungannon. He
suggested that he would appreciate
being made aware of needs or
situations that might require early
attention, also he would like
assistance in planning pastoral
visitation by being told of people,
who should be called on first for
special reasons such as illness 'or
bereavement. Announcements for
the bulletin may be phoned or sent
to the minister by early Saturday.
Please make him aware of routine
meetings.
Suggestions and comments on
the order of service will be
welcome, especially where there
are departures from previous
custom. The choir sang a number,
led by Shelley Rivett at the organ.
It is hoped the church attendance,
will be maintained throughout July
although Sunday School is on
vacation. Choir members please
remember practice on Wedtiesday
evenings at 7 p.m.