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Luelmow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 22, 1983 Page i$
Visitfamily andfriends in Whitechurch...
seely.
Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rantoul. Sunday visitors were.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rantoul,
Steven, Scott and Stuart, Mc
and Mrs. Doug Snell, Lond-
esboro ' and Mr, and Mrs.
Mack Cardiff, Brussels.
Shirley Moore of Ester•.
hazy,, Saskatchewan is visit-
ing with Cassie. Mowbray.
On Sunday Brian Falconer of
Sarnia visited with Mrs..
Mowbray and on Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. Angus Mac-
Kay and Bertha MacKay also
visited. Mrs. Mowbray, Rev,
and Mrs. MacKay and Ber-
tha are going to get settled in
Kitchener.
On Sunday, Mrs..Bott of
Fergus and Mrs. Patsy
Brown and Cathy Brown of
Arthur visited with Mrs.
Hazel Purdon in Wanghain
Hospital. They also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul and Mrs. Moffat of
Lucknow.
Cathy Purdon of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ar-
chie Pyrdon.
Jerry Ross of Edmonton,
Alberta is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Ross and
family East Wawanosh.
Mr, ' and Mrs: Meivin
McClenaghan of Waterloo
visited Sunday with Mary
McClenaghan and Mr, and
Mrs, Carl McClenaghat%
Congratulations to. , Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
Who on the weekend cele
brate their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Cora. Yeo of Southampton
visited Thursday with Mr,
and Mrs, Dan Tiffin and her
sister, Ethel Stewart of
Wingham.
Rev. and Mrs. John Bell
visited on. Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Purdon and
called on Mr; and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Whitechurch W.M.S.
Chalmers Presbyterian
W.M.S. held their Septem-
ber meeting on ,Wednesday,
September 15 at 2'p.m, at the
home of Mrs.. Victor Emer-
son with inattendanceof
eight. .•
Mrs. Don Ross, president,
opened the meeting with a
poem. Norma Rintoul read
the scripture and gave the
Meditation,
Mita, Ross led in prayer
and conducted a contest;
Mrs. Wes Tiffinread a
poem, The Land of Begin -
ping Again, Mrs. Riil Purdon
read the minutes of the last
meeting.
The roll call was answered
Dungannon senior citizens meet
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nabecker, Terry and Krista
of Colborne Township.
Visitors on Sunday with
Ben and Margaret Mole were
son Walter and wife, Terese.
and daughter, Jeanette Jun-
iper. and Don Rock, all of
Kincardine.
Mrs. Robert Irvin accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Jean
Papernick and daughter,
Frances of Goderich to
Molesworth on. Saturday . to
visit . with their sister; Mrs.
Jim Smith and . Mr. Smith.
They returned home Sunday
evening. .
Dungannon Senior admits
Dungannon Senior Citiz-
ens held their first meeting
for the fall and winter, season
on Wednesday night.
President Ted Bowers cal-
led the meeting to order. His
main item of business was
the Thrift Store, operating on
themain street in the old
post office building. More
volunteers are • needed ..to
operate the store as it is now
open 'Tuesdays, 'Thursdays
and Saturdays.
It was decided to have
euchres every Wednesday
throughout the winter
months with ' • cash prizes
rather than gifts.
Euchre Party
The . first euchre party of
the season saw 10 tables of
cards in play. '
High lady was Lee 5hetler
with . Mary Alton and Cora.
Sherwood having a tie score.
In the cut Mary Alton was
the winner. High score for ,
the men was Stanley Dennis
and . Marty Rivett had low
score,
Dungannon & District
Kinette dub
The Kinette Club held
their first monthly meeting of
the 1982-83 year on Monday,
September 13 at the home of
president Doreen. McNeil,
They viewed a slide pres-
entation, provided by the
Ministry of Agriculture, out-
lining the proper way to con-
duct a meeting using Pail-
•
The Family
of
11AL AND GLADYS HAMILTON
would like to'thankeveryone who helped
make their parents' 30th wedding
li anniversary Sunday, September 19, 1082
a memorable occasion,
e :
iamentary Procedures. Coin-
mitte reports were given and
they project a very busy year
ahead..
Doreen, assisted by Karen
Redmond, served. a "Wel-
come Back" Lunch following
the business and a time of
fellowship was enjoyed by
all.
The Kinette executive for
1982.83 is: past president,
Debbie Bauer; president,
Doreen McNeil; vice-presid-
ent, Karen Redmond; sec-
retary, Barbara Redmond;
treasurer; Melba . Park; reg-
istrar, Vanda McNeil; bul-
letin editor, Kathy Olson;
co -bulletin editor, Marilyn
Tebow, I
Dungannon United Church
Rev. Warren McDougail of
Lucknow was guest minister
for the 127th anniversary of
the .Dungannon congrega-
tion. He chose as his topic,
To Be ' Touched By God`. - .
Axription of Glory.
Helen . Elliott sang two
solos, Sweet Hour of Prayer
and Peace in the Valley. The
choir, led by organist ` Jean.
Elliott, sang two anthems,
Search Me, 0 God and Turn
Your Eyes Upon Jesus.
The beautiful .flowers were
placed by the Webster family
in loving memory ,of Mr.
Thos. Webster and Mr. and
Mrs, Herb Alton. • .
Sunday Schoolwas held
for,'' children in nursery
through grade 2, only.
Nile anniversary will be
held next Sunday, Septem-
ber 26 at an . 11:00' aim,
service I : with Mr. George
Cowan, guest minister . and
Mrs Jean Elliott in charge of
special music. There Will be
no service 'at Dungannon on
September 26,
Dungannon U.C.W is
planning their September
meeting to' be held at ,the
Bluewater Centre, Goderich; ' '
Sunday, October 3rd is
world wide communion. The
sacrament will . be celebrated
in both churches on that
Sunday. • .
Happy3O. Anniversary
Mon & Dad
HOWARD AND DORIS •
SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1952
Best wishes from
Don and Linda °
Douglas and Michael
Jack . and Debbie
Krista and Joey
Barb and Ron
Kim and Kerr/
Betty and Brad
Dorothy and; Dave
Joanne and Wolfgang
with a verse containing .the Mrs, John de Boer gave
word, Light. The collection the financial report.
was received and dedicated Courtesy remarks were
by Mrs. Ross. • • gh en, by Mrs. 0111 Purdon,
The topic, Need of Rest, Serving lunch at the
eras given by Mrs. ' Ross. W.M,S. service last Monday
Mrs. Rod Lamb closed the were Mrs, John de Boer,
meeting with pra er followed Mrs. 11111 Rantoul, Mrs. Rod
by the Ladies Ald meeting. Lamb and Mrs. John Gaunt.
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Invite friends, neighbours
to celebrate their -
40th
Wedding Anniversary
OCTOBER 2ND
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THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF
Carl and Marg McClenagban
WISH TO
CONGRATULATE THEM ON THEIR
25th Vedding A
EVERVQN WELCOME
to come and help celebrate this happy
occasion on
September 25,1982
in Lucknow