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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-14, Page 11Bogarts bid farewell to Dungannon Rev. Garth and Rev. Orilla Bogart, and their son Stephen, bid farewell to Dungannon Union Pas- toral Charge on Sunday, June 27. A wood carving, by a local artist, was presented on behalf of the Dungan- non congregation by Cecil Cranston. Following vacation, their new address will be Box 278, Big Val- ley, Alberta, TOJ OGO. Rev, Rick Magie, of Victoria United Church, Goderich, is the supervising minister. Lay persons presently supplying the ministry are Debbie Hawkins and Micheline Montreuil. A Sunday School picnic for all congregations followed at Brook- side School. The Dungannon Cemetery memorial service was held on Jane 27 at 3 p.m. with Rev. Garth and Rev. Orilla Bogart officiating. Ed Stiles accompanied Ralph Hender- son in a musical selection. The Honor Roll was read by Arnold Stothers with a moments silence in memory of Violet McPhee, Gordon Smyth, William Graham, Gordon Lyle Fowler, Vera Carter, William Harold Reed, Cora Sherwood and• Hugh McWhinney. Collection taken will go towards cemetery maintenance. Jim and Emily Drennan are pleased. to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jen- nifer Jean to Stephane Rene. The wedding will take place. in Quebec on Aug. 7. Congratulations to Bob and Ethel McAllister who celebrated their "50th wedding anniversary on July 10, with a come and go tea held at the home of, their daughter and son- in-law, Mary Lou and Doug Raynard, Lucknow. .. A large crowd attended the bridal shower for Cathy Williamson, on July 11, at. St. Augustine. Cathy, received many useful gifts. She will be married to Harry Boyle on Aug. 20. Welcome to the community Cathy. ' Student of the week Linda Christiansen is the Canada Employment Centre's student oldie week. Linda is finishing Grade 11 at the Walkerton District Secondary School. She enjoys 'basketball, soccer, -volleyball, track and field, and reading. She is planning to go to university, perhaps pursuing a career in accounting: Linda's previous work experience includes painting, working on the farm, and babysitting. This summer she would prefer a job on a farm, babysitting, in an office, or as a cashier. For chore information about Linda or any of our other students, phone • e -Canada -Employment -Centre-for students in Kincardine at 396-8322. Our office hours are 8:30 aim to 4:30 p:m., Monday to Friday. • UNGANNON A special welcome to Stella McCormick of Cambridge who is now staying with her son Bob, and daughter-in-law Doreen McCor- mick. Good to see you out. Several from the area attended the Knights of Columbus annual beef barbecue at Kingsbridge School on July 11, Nick and Brett Courtney, of Blyth, spent the weekend with their grandparents, Joe and Teresa Courtney. Gary, Chris, Michael and Elisha joined them on Sunday brin- ging with them a delicious salad dinner which was enjoyed on a very, hot humid day. Laura Bere, daughter of David and Dorothy Bere, joined with friends to help Charlotte Worsell, of Auburn, celebrate her sixth birthday on Saturday. Happy, birthday, Char- lotte! Evelyn Errington. spent Sunday in Clinton visiting her . niece Alma Caldwell. Seniors News Ten tables of euchre were in action at Dungannon Senior Citizens on July 7. In the winners' circle were Mabel Lamont, Gertie Kraemer, Richard Grant and Harold Kraemer, who was a double winner because of his birthday celebration. He and his wife, Gertie, celebrated the Big 70 with family members at the Candlelight prior to the card party. Helen Russell was presented with a rose to observe her birthday celebration. The Dungannon Senior Citizens were not successful 'in their attempt to retain local banking facilities. They express appreciation 'to all who supported their 'petition, and regret that the CIBC Dungannon branch will close July 29. If you have any news please call Margaret at 529-7270 or Teresa at 529-7189. We will try to keep Dungannon in the news. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 14. 1993 - Page 11 Attends career mania t ara Thacker spent three days at Guelph University representing Bruce County 4-H for career mania. Mt. and Mrs. Elwood Storey, of Milton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burt over the weekend. Lucas Thacker is attending bas- ketball camp at Walkerton. Irene Hodgins, of Pinecrest Manor, spent a week at Niagara Falls with her sister-in-law Maretta Hodgins. Mrs. Hodgins returned Irene home this past Sunday and visited with friends in the area. Bessie Maulden returned home after visiting with her sister Jean Phillips at Fonthill. Kby May Boyle IN LOUGH Mrs. Glen Kaufman and Kimber- ley, .of Mildmay, were recent visitors with Nina McDonald, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Donnan of Exeter, Melissa Donnan and friend of Toronto were weekend visitors with Pastor and Mrs. Donnan, and Melinda. Visitors during the week with Edna and May Boyle were Jean Hodgins of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCash of Ripley, Carol Hel- fenstein of Teeswater and Bessie Maulden of here. • North Huron Vet Club • The North Huron Vet Club held its achievement on July 8 at the Wawanosh Conservation Campgrounds. Everyone had a fun time with the games, songs and skits. 4-H NEWS. The members extend a sincere thank you to leaders Lavern, Phil and Paula for an informative and fun course. * Fast Unloading_. * Accurate Grades * Competitive Prices * Quick Settlements FOR YOUR /93 WHEAT CROP This year deliver your crop to the W.G. 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