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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1983—Page 16
Dungannon United presents
Sunday School awards
By Marie Park
Sunday School awards
were presented at Dungan-
non United Church on Sun-
day. They included first, year
diploma, Kelly McNee; sec-
ond year seal, Tammy Rob-
erts. Tenille Cranston. Jody
Riley: third year seal, Mich -
:tel McNee, Amy Jo Glenn,
,\ndrew Glenn, Jeremy Rob-
erts, Chad Roberts; fourth
year seal. Denise Curran,
Lisa Sillib; fifth year seal,
Angela Glenn, Arletta
Glenn, Lynda Hayden, Lori
Hayden; 6th year seal, Tanya
Hodges, Tim McNee, Dana
Park; seventh year seal,
Shannon McNeil, Alison Curl
ran, Michael Curran; eighth
year diploma, Sherry Hod-
ges; ninth year seal, Susan,
Martha and Heather Curran.
Receiving a Bible for 200
Sundays of attendance were
Sheri Smyth, Joey Curran
and Lynda Hayden.
The 409 Squadron
R.C.A.F. held its annual get
together at Rathfon Inn, Port
Colborne on Sunday, June
26 Visiting veterans were
from Sarnia, Glen Huron,
Hamilton, North.Va,ncouver,
Woodstock, Dungannon, Ay-
ton. Carlisle, Winnipeg, Lac
Due Bonnett, Manitoba: Port
Hope, Toronto, Fort Erie and
Ballantrae.
Leonard Snelgrove of
Markdale visited with his
sister, Lee Shetler for a few
days. On Sunday they motor-
ed to Mount Brydges to
attend decoration day servic-
es at Mount Brydges Cem-
etery.
Sunny skies prevailed on
Sunday afternoon for the
annual decoration day servic-
es held at Dungannon Cem-
etery, conducted by Rev. R.
Roberts of the United
Church. Organist was Mr.
Ken Cowan. The Honour Roll
for 1982-83 recorded fifteen
burials.
Betty and Fred Stirling,
Darlene and Harold of
Thamesville visited on the
weekend with their mother,
Elsie Irvin, Darlene remain-
ed for a week's holiday with
her grandmother.
Sunday callers with Hazel
Webster were daughter. Et-
tabelle and Bill Bradley of
Goderich. John and Violet
Durnin of West Wawanosh
and Gordon and Margaret
(Ryan) Kydd of Georgetown.
Many of the area's popu-
lation attended the Molson
Drag Boat Challenge held at
London on Fanshawe Lake,
Sunday afternoon. There was
an estimated 16,000 persons,
in attendance on Sunday.
The weekend total was in the
neighbourhood of 25.000.
Attend wedding anniversary...
'from page 12
Arnold Lougheed, the former
Vivian Fisher at the home of
her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Machan.'
A large crowd gathered at
Teeswater Complex Saturday
night to assist Mr. and Mrs.
Wadel of Teeswater
elebrate their 45th wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Wadel grew up in the vicinity
and being well known for
their friendliness all the folks
who knew them were at the
party, Saturday night. The
community extends congrat-
ulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wadel, former residents of
the vicinity.
After church on Sunday at
the United Church the con-
gregation enjoyed a pot luck
luncheon held in the Sunday
School room.
Mr. and Mrs, Ducharme of
Goderich visited Saturday
Births
CHESTER - Tom and Julie
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child, a
son, James Kenneth George.
on June 21, 1983. in Wing -
ham and District Hospital.
weighing 8 Ib. 12 oz. Grand-
parents are Ken and Jessie
Chester, Lucknow and Marg
Henderson of Wingham.
IRVIN Dale and Wendy
Irvin arc pleased to announce
the arrival of their son.
Garrett Nelson. 8 Ihs. 12 oz.,
on .lune 1983 at St.
Marv's Hospital. Kitchener.
Proud grandparents arc Rus -
,c1 and 1 rllran Irvin, R. H. '.
Lucknow and Bob and Donna
Fitz -Henry of Kitchener. A
r;rcat grandson for Clara
Ravnard of Lucknow.
DALTON - Tern' and Anne
Dalton thank God for the safe
arrival of their son. David
Bradley. 8 lbs. 3 oz.. at
Wingham and District Hos-
pitals on June 15, 1983, a
wee brother for Colleen and
Patrick.
with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw,
On Tuesday Dr. and Mrs.
Ronald Martin of Wiarton
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw. Dr. Martin is
a son of the late Rev. Henry
Martin whose home was in
the Whitechurch community.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laid-
law visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw of
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Des Roches of London visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.
On Sunday Paula Yuchuck
and friend of Toronto visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan where she had
boarded while in the area
planting trees last year. She
is now studying to be a
lawyer.
We are sorry to report that
Fiazel Purdon had to return
to Wingham Hospital on
Wednesday night from the
Bray Nursing Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gut-
oskie, Michelle and Michael
of Kitchener came on the
weekend and got the motor
home at Bill Rintoul's to go
on their holidays.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Daw were Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Daw, Tracy and
Christopher of Strathroy.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Daw received word that a
baby girl had been born to
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Daw of
Strathroy making the second
great grandchild for Mr. and
Mrs. Daw'. highway 86.
Congratulations to Jeff
Thompson and Marian Van-
Diepen who were married on
Saturday. June 25. Jeff grew
up in our little village and we
surely all wish to extend our
hest w ishes.
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Field Day Champions at Brookside Public School received their trophies at the student
awards assembly, June 24. From the left are front, Tricia Brown, primary girls; Adrian Rau,
midget boys; Melissa Logtenberg, midget girls; Joel Wright, primary boys; and back, Joey
Curran, junior boys; Philip Leudemann, junior boys, tied; Stephanie Durnin, intermediate
girls; Kirk Livingston, Intermediate boys and Julie Pentland, junlor girls.
[Photo by Sharon Dietz]
Field day champions at Lucknow Central Public School this year are from the left, Matt
Rhody, intermediate boys; Chris Stevenson, Junior boys; Sharon Askes, Junior girls and
Junior champion at the Bruce County Regional Field Day; Tammy Stone, senior girls; Karey
Coughlin, intermediate girls; Richard Askes, senior boys and Rob Johnson, senior boys,
tied. [Photo by Sharon Dietz[
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