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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-06-29, Page 13Manse is ready for new minister Many people lent a helping hand to the Dungannon Union Pastoral charge manse committee in preparing for the arrival of Rev. Alex and Alexandra McGilvery. Rev. McGilvery will conduct the service at Dungannon/Donnybrook churches on July 3. Nile and Trinity will be closed for the month of July. Please attend the worship services at the officiating churches. Katherine McNee presented a 13 year Sunday School award to Ten- nille Cranston and an 11 year per- fect attendance award to Terry Cranston. Jeff and Alex McNee received six year awards, Cassandra and Katrina Ulch two years, and Alex Garriot a one year diploma. Supply teachers - Dorothy Bere, Jocelyn Logtenberg and Marybelle Cranston - received carnations, Regular Sunday School teachers - Amy Glenn, Tennille Cranston, Gail Ulch and Katherine Ulch - were presented with lovely floral hanging baskets. St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, held its Grade 8 graduation on June 23, beginning with. Mass celebrated by 'Father Reitzel, with the Grade 8s taking part. The banquet was held in the church basement. Mistress of ceremonies was Jane Whaling, principal. Louise Martin, school trustee spoke . and the valedictorian address was given by Mark Van Diepenbeek. The class of '94 graduates includes: Drew Black, Jonathan Chilton, Greg Courtney, Evan.Hick- ey; Josh Martin, Benedict Ritgen and Mark Van Diepenbeek. Each graduate was presented with their diploma, a year book New Tes- taments and a gift from St. Joseph's and St. Augustine Catholic Women's Leagues. Class photos and award winners will be published in next week's issue of the newspaper. Jim Nelson was transferred by ambulance from St. Joseph's Hospital, -London to Wingham and District Hospital, on Jtine 20. He has been in the London hospital since May 26 where he had major surgery. ' Congratulations to Jean and Bryon Black who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 21. Harold Gibson of North Fort Meyers, Florida, visited with JOe and Teresa Courtney during the week. DUNGANNON A large crowd attended the Belgrave Community Centre last Sunday to listen and dance to al- most seven hours of continuous old tyme music supplied by violin players, with banjo, guitar, accor- dion, mouth organ and piano ac- companiment. David •Chittick was master of ceremonies. Congratulations to Dungannon's Don Nicholson who played the guitar and to Tom "Culbert who delighted the audience with violin selections. Over 200 tickets were sold for the. beef on a bun and salad supper. The West Wawanosh Landfill Coalition group met Friday evening in the St. Augustine hall with about 50 persons in attendance. Reports from various committees were read and discussed. Petitions were received from Dungannon Senior Citizens with approximately 70 individual signed letters, and from the Amish community with 70 names. A petition is being circulated for the concerned citizens , of West Wawanosh. Anyone interested In signing can call 529-7129, 529- 1125, 529-2417 or go to the township offices. A horseshoe tournament was held at St. Helen's Snowmobile Club house in conjunction with their summer steak barbecue on Satur- day., Congratulations to a former Dun- gannonite, Maxine Maize, and her partner Bob Jewell, who were awarded gold medals, in the euchre competition, at the 1994 Tri -County Senior Games, held in Strathroy June 20 and 21. Unfortunately they are unable to participate in the provincial games ACTIFEST in Sudbury Aug; 22 to 25. The bronze medalists will at- tend. Jim and Margaret Errington spent Father's Day and Jim's birthday, June 20, at the home of his daughter Sandra and Ken Davidson, in.. Komoka. Daughter Audrey. Burns, Ferg and children were also present.. BARRY W. REID B.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT P.O. BOX 300 • WINGHAM, ONT. NOG 2W0 W t HAM f KINCARDINE - 306.Josephine St. . 357-1522 • 357-1551 (Fax) 1-396-7977 • Auditing » Accounting • Tax Services RUSSTAYLOR CA: . KE11,1-1 fH RAYMOND C.G A BARRY REID, C A. 1 • THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION • SUMMER SCHOOL 1994 Courses Offered: SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT COURSES • .July 7 to July 29 English: - Grades through 12 Mathematics: Gracic,'.1 through 12. Additional ccpurses may ht' offered in•(;rade !) subjects if manners warrant. DRIVER EDUCATION for Secondary School Students July 7 to July 18 CONTINUiNG EDUCATION for Adult Students July 4 to August 19 Most classes run daily from 8:30 a.m. to 12:111) noon, FEES: All courses are free except .for Driver Education which 'costs $275.09 LOCATION: All courses, except Continuing F:ducatiorr are offered at Central lluron Secondary School in Clinton. Continuing Education will be held at Vanastra Community School as well as Goderich, Exeter and Wingham. Bus transportation is. provided from Ureter, Goderi h, Wingharn and Seaforth. For further information contact your 1oc•al school or BRUCE ECCLES, PRINCIPAL, SUMMER S(•I1oo1. 482-3471 Graeme Craig J11 Paul Carroll Chair 1 )irector� Rom Paint tdoutioo Qproiot tp the Rorld. From Komoka, Jim and Margaret . travelled to Strathroy where they participated in the crokinote finger shooting competition. Stick shooting was also being played. The Mitchell team won the gold medals and the Varna/Zurich team, placing second in the playoffs, were bronze' medal. recipients. Two challenging days were enjoyed by the many contes- tants and visitors. Many out-of-town folk attended the memorial service on Sunday at Dungannon Cemetery with lay minister Sharon Wurm conducting the worship service. Wilma Clark accompanied the South Kinloss ladies trio, comprised of Ruth Bell, Rena Forster and Shirley Colwell in the presentation of Majesty and Without Hini. A minutes silence was observed in memory of Mary Garniss, Mary Stewart, Esther Dennis, Lily Rivett, Clifford Kilpatrick, Gregory Bauer, Harvey Sproul, Benson Finnigan, Earl Mcllwain, Lillian Turner, Robert McAllister, Wilmer Rut- ledge, Gordon Montgomery, Dell Dumin, Terry Hodges, Rhena Pentland and Chritina Finnigan. Congratulations to Rick and Joanne Upthegrove who celebrated their wedding anniversary on June 25. • Clarence Hoy, Tom Young, Ila Pollock and Ella Hand were win- ners during . euchre play at the Seniors Centre last week. The old tyme dance is res- cheduled to July, 8. The Pannabecker/Erringto.n families attended the wedding of Krista .Lyn, daughter of Ross and Glenna Pannabecker, to Marc Nes- • bits, son of Doug and Millie, on June 25 at Sacred Heart Church, W ingham. Sympathy is extended to the Pentland family. Word was received of the passing. of Allan Pentland, North Bay. Surviving are four brothers: Frank, LaVene, Benson and Wilfred, and one sister Mar- garet Pentland Pritchard: The Many Hands Dungannon Mission strawberry pateh is in full • production. - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday. .June 29, 1994 - Page 13 Advertising brings product information to you. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION /STUDENTS ARE GOOD AT.DOING\ HOME WORK Students.. They Work! Canada Employment Centre for Students canajg `1*1Human Resources Development Canada Developpement des resources humaines Canada Lucknow Lions Ladies Donations •C'anine Vision $•lOO. •Pal1lative C arc $_'l1O • Wingham 84.District Ronald McDilnald Community Livi.ng Assoc. $1(1O. House $'OO. Lucknow Rangers $10O. MDA Pipe Band $50(). • Grecnvvav,i'ruject Pledge $5,0(1(1. Johnny-On-`i'he-Spots at three •k cations during the summer months: Meat slicer for Community Centre,. 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