HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-04, Page 7Dungannon welcomes
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Returning from as two week tour
of Germany, Switzerland and
Austria is Gwen Caesar of Dungan-
non. ,idle in Germany, Gwen was
pleased to be able to attend the
Passion Play, held in
Oberanmtergatt. This play is only
held once every 0� ,
The weekly 'euchre tournament,
sponsored by the Dungsumon Senior
Citizens', . was held on June 30 with
13 tables of enthusiastic card
players participating, High ladle
was Lois Chamney, with low lady
being Martha Stewart. High
gentleman was Cecil Pollock, with.
low gentleman being Michael
wl!oley. CGiT'CamptngTrip
Under the• leadership. of ;Penny
Hodges and Kathy Curran, 14
members of the Dungannon CGIT,
along with the Lucknow CGIT
travelled by bus.to the amenell Conservation Area near
Aleinston, Ontario This three-day
camping trip Vas in celebration of
the 75th birthday of CGIT groups in
Ontario. The local arena was boom-
• ed for the festivities in case of its
.clement' weather, and sad to say, it
was put to good use, The girls
returned home on . Saturday,
Church News
Reverend Arthur Scott conducted -
the service of worship at Dungan-
non United Church on June. 24 with
Jean Elliott providing the organ
music.
Our deepest sympathy is extend-
• ed to...Joe and.Theresa Courtney •
,
• and family of RR /, Dungannon, on
the sudden passing of their son and.
brother,'. Carl, this past week, • .
Cora and Alvin Sherwood recent-
ly attended the annual reunion of
the Royal Canadian Air Force, 409
Squadron • Personnel, near Cam-,
bridge, Ontario. This squadron was
formed' on June 17, 1941 at 4Digby,
Lincolnshire, England, during;
World War II as a of No. 12
. Group of Fighter Command, Royal
Air Force. It was , classified as a
night tighter squadron, coinposed,of.
Defiant, Beaufighter ,and Mosquito
aircraft. This squadron was
disbanded July 1, 1945. However;
these comradeshave been meeting
every year for over 40 years.
While m the- Cambridge area,.
' Cora and Arvin . called into , see
Olive Blake, ,a former resident. of
Dungannon for many years "•
Dungannon Sealers
The weekly euchre . tournament,
sponsored by Dungannon • Senior
Citizens saw 14 tables of card. '
players in actin,. The high lady for
the . evening was Evelyn Phillips,;
and . low lady was Helen Richard-
son. The high gentleman• for the
evening was Harold Kraemer and
the tow white card Was Lois
to the Awiry o��peopley is wished
who were
born in the sunny inaath oaf June.
June 1- Femme Grose. June 13 -
Johnt Haarrds and Ken Hofte, June
14 w Cora Sherwood, June 3I- Jitui
Errington, June 27 - drift Mothers,
June 3t - Beth Hodge.
Congratulations and bash wish
go out to Art and Mary Stewart
who celebrated their Stith w ..
a nnivers i ryi an June X. A
card, Senior Citta their friendsat
the iled
to. them at the card parW.
Frank Pentland and Belle Mole
visited recently with Bill and Anna
Kraut of Forest, Ontario and with
the Jennliion farniilr of Grand Bend.
'Belle had the Privilege of babysit-
ting the eight Jennison children 31.
years ago while their parents were
in Florida on vacation.
On the weekend, Fiizabeth and
Ken . Brooks of 'London visited at
.the home of her ' father, Frank
Pentland.
In attendance at the Memorial
Service on Sunday, along with the
Brooks, were. Benson, and Mena
Pentland • of . London, Laura and
Walter Hobbs of Orangeville,,
Margaret Pritchard of Goderich.
and Nellie Pentland of Dungannon.
Following 'thememorial service,.'
cthee• all enjoyed the Nile United
Church barbecue, and returned to`
Frank's home for, a social time,
On Sunday, > June 25, the . Taylor;
Family :P,eunion was held. at - the
Taylor ,'Cottage in Port -Albert.,
' Dorothy. and Laverne Pentland of
Dungannon Were part::of the large
group, o'f family members in
attendance
Leila Shetler, :of 'Dungannoxn,'
recently returned from a five•day;
trip to Burke, Virginia. • While there,'
she attended>her daughter, .Joanne
Manor's graduation from..college.
Joanne received her degree in ac-
counting, and a graduated°with -:
honours. •
Congratulations and 'best' wishes
are extended to the '1990. Graduation
Class , of Brookside Public School.'
A'.
After 'enjoying a delicious . dinner
with their families at the school,
the 'graduates • received their
diplomas from principal, Rick
Whitely during a special ceremony.
.Individual awards were presented
by ` local representatives for
achievement in various subjects.
.We're proud, of all. of you. May
your high schools days be happy
and fulfilling.
Dungannon Church News •
Meet, the Ministers: .
A very warm welcome is extend-
ed
xtended to our new. ministers, Reverend,
Garth;and Reverend Orilla Bogart,
who, along with their son, Stephen,
have recently moved into the
Dungannon . Manse. ,Garth is from
western Canada and Orilla is from
southern Ontario After their mar- .
t4age, they resided in Sarnia, On-
• tarto, where he was employed as a
chemical engineer with Imperial.
ministers
oa and ohs was with are family
Court Speen.lrellovring a into theEminansiel
three mCollege ifor
nkstrY,
eceive �Utak
of Divinity Degrees. Both
were ontained from the Toronto
Conference as May 27, 1411.
The:. will be rate +aninible
for the . in the Dungannon
Unman P Charge, which is
non a U
Warship Services
Ptetiee note: For the month of
July, Donnybrook and Dungannon
United Churches will remnain, open
with service at Donnybrook at 9:30
a.m. and at Dom, at 11 a,m.
Trinity and Nile Churches will be
clawed.
For the month of Trinity
and Nile lnitsd Churches `will re-
main opexi'with service at Trinity
at 9:45 a.m. and at Nile at. 11:15
a,m, Donnybrook and Dungannon
Churches will be closed.
On July 8, tine church service will
be held at Donnybrook- Park at 11
a.m. Hdnng'your lawn chairs. A pic-
nlc lunch will follow the service
and everyone is welcome.
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