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SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smeltzer
of Amberley district visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Berry. Mr. and Mrs.
Berry have moved into the
house preViouslyoccupied by
the late ..Mr,s. Mary Seljultz.
• 409 squadron R.C.A.F.
held their annual overseas
re -union at the hdme of Alvin
and Cora Sherwood of Dun-
gannon. Guests were present
from Dunnville, Hamilton,
Chatham, Woodstock, Tor-
onto, Galt, Mimico, Cooks-
ville, Ridgeway, Carlisle and
Clarkson. Dinner was held at
the Benmiller
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Storey
of Chatham spent the week
end as guests of. Mr. and
• Mrs. A. J. Sherwood.
Don't forget the public,
meeting called for July 5th at
the Agriculture Hall to dis-
cuss plans for Dungannon's
125th anniversary in 1980.
Everyone should show some
interest in their own com-
munity.
Sympathy to Mrs. Flor-
ence Berry anpl kmily on the
sudden -p -a -Mg of Mr. Bill
Berry on :Saturday while on
route to London Hospital via
ambulance.
Sympathy is extended to
the families•of the late Hazel
Edna (Carr) McWhinney who
passed away at the home of
her daughter, Irene on Mon-
day, June 18th.
Sympathy also to Mrs.
Ruby (Curran) Anderson and
three sons on the death of
their husband and father, Lin
Anderson, on Friday, June
29th at Goderich. Burial was
Monday in Dungannon Cem-
etery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fer-
guson and Kimberley of
Woodstock called on Bill and
• Marie Park and family on
Saturday. They were in the
area attending a family reun-
ion.
Congratulations to Betty
Culbert and Brad Lewis who
were married at Dungannon
United Church on Saturday,
June 30th.
Ross McDonald of
Ottawa visited with his moth-
er, Lill McDonald, over the
weekend and attended some
of the activities held in
Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park,
Patti, Todd and Bdd spent
Monday in Goderich with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ashton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Weldon
Rudow, nee Bertha Jones of
Elmira visited on Monday
with Mel Jones.
Mary Smith is a patient in
Wingham Hospital following
a heart attack on Sunday
evening.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A bridal shower was held
on Wednesday, June 27th at
Dungannon United Church
for Elaine Stewart.
Carol Reed played a mus-
ical interlude while the ladies
were seated. A musical quiz
was put on by Jean Elliott.
Mrs. Debbie Culbert favour-
ed with a solo while Judy
McMichael played the piano.
Dorothy Pentland gave a
reading. Donna McClenag-
han introduced the excellent
entertainment and read the
address to the bride-to-be.
Elaine received many
beautiful and useful gifts for
which she expressed her
gratitude. The shower was
brought to an end by the
serving of a delicious lunch-
eon.
SPORTS
On Monday evening, June
25, Dungannon A's girls
softball team defeated Port
Albert by a 14 - 7 score at
Port Albert. The "Beez" also
proved •victorious by a 42-6
score 'over Lucknow in • a
game played in Dungannon.
In the slo-pitch league on
Tuesday evening, June 26 at
Lucknow, Dungannon de-
feated the Kinsmen 18 - 7
and at Dungannon on Tues-
day evening North Ashfield
defeated Belfast. On Wed-
nesday evening at Dungan-
non diamond, Kingsbridge
defeated Kinloss by a 17 - 10
work,.
On Sunday morning', Gay
gave the message in church,
emphasizing the truth that to
be effective witnesses we
should have Calvary bold-
ness, love, power and sacra-
fice.
Lawfrence's son, Robert,
with his wife and family were
also weekend visitors from
the Sault Ste. Marie area,
Robert sang two SQ10S, "It is
well . with my soul", and
"Does Jesus Care?".
Harry gave the message at
the first of five drive-in
evening services held on the
property of Peter Martin, on
Sunday evening. The mes-
sage was centred around the
verse, "There is a way that
'seemeth' right...," A mixed
sional of grade 8 graduates to
their seats. Mrs. Marion
Zinn made, a few remarks on
behalf, of the Huron County
Board of Education. Mrs.
Madeline Anderson and Mr.
Don Cameron introduced the
graduates and Mr. Jewitt
presented the diplomas.
Mrs. Bere introduced the
guest speaker, Miss Armitt.
Robin Markham spoke a few
words of appreciation to Miss
Armitt on behalf of the
students.
The following awards were
presented:
Memorial Paul Caesar Aw-
ards presented by Mrs.
Joyce Caesar to the most
improved students in Eng-
lish, Andrea VVestecott and
Gordon Jamieson.
Proficiency Award, pres-
ented by Mrs. Jean Erring-
ton for Dungannon Women's
This week in Institute, Peggy Gibson,
Scott Wilson.
Fed. of Ag.,. and Farmer's
Science Awards, Ashfield
Union, , presented by Mr.
Lorne. McDonald to Judy
by Marie Park Carmichael; West Wawa -
nosh, Fed. of Ag, presented
score.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
• Rev. C. G. Westhaver
continued his series • from
Genesis with a talk on "The
Span of Life". The choir
sang, "Mine eyes have seen
the glory", led by organist,
Mrs. Jean Elliott,
.Elowers-frotn the Culbert -
Lewis wedding on Saturday,
• added to the beauty of the.
• sanctuary..
• Hi -C from Nile will be in
charge of the service at
Dungannon next Sunday.
They will provide- music and
scripture and a short drama
entitled, "A Soap Box -in
Jerusalern7,0
• PerSohS 'having on hand
unsold pens for the Sunday
• School are asked to return
same to the church. A box to
rive them has been placed
at the entrance.
The. Tyro boys are having
an outing on Friday to wind
up their season's activities.
They plan to • attend the
Clown Show in Goderich Col-
legiate and then go to the
beach for swimming and a
barbecue. An extra car is.
needed for transportation
and one or two adults to
assist with supervision.
Choir practice is on Thurs-
day. Willing Workers meet
meet at the church on
Thursday evening..
A Pastoral Relations Com-
mittee was appointed at last
week's official board meeting
as follows: Clifford McNeil,
chairman Harold Errington;
Amy Wiggins, Penny Hod-
ges and Willetta McWhin-
ney.
A service of induction (or
introduction) for Mr. Rick
Hawley as student supply of
the Auburn Charge will be
held on Thursday, July 5 at
Auburn.
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Harry and Gay Oosthuyzen
and six children from Africa
are visiting Gay's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. • Lawrence.
Harry is principal of the
Xhosa Bible School near
South Africa. They have
come to U.S.A. and Canada
to conduct evangelistic ser-
vices and do deputation
. . ,
quartet from the local church
supplied the music for the
• evening.
• BROOKSIDEBROADCAST
BY MANLY MILLER
AND JANICE POLLOCK
Grade 8 graudation ban-
quet was held on Tuesday
evening with Miss Angela
Armitt, from University of
Western Ontario as guest
• speaker. Miss Armitt, who is
now retiring after 32 years
association with U.W.O. has
been Dean of Part-time Stud-
- ies and, is proud of the wide
range of extension courses
offered by U.W.O., even as
far as Port Elgin • and
Walkerton. She gave the
graduates some sound advice
laced with humour.
Donnybrook ladies catered
to the banquet and were
thanked by Kendra Purdori.
Pastor Lawrence said the
• grace before the meal.
• Mr. Don Cameron con-
ducted a chorus of grade 8
• girls as they sang several
songs. Scott Wilson played
the piano for the • Proces-
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by Cecil Cranston to Betty
Wagler.
Mathematics Awards, St.
Helens Women's Institute,
presented by Mrs. Muriel
Curran to Cindy Nixon and
Scott Wilson.
Music Awards, donated
• and presented by Mrs. Thos.
Pritchard to Jeff Filmore;
cup donated by Student's.
Council, presented by Peggy
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Gibson, president.
History Awards, donated
and presented by Mrs. Mari-
on Zinn to JudyCarmichael
and Duncan Simpson.
Citizenship Award, by
Benmiller Foresters, pres-
ented by Mr. Ross Eedy to
Peggy Gibson.
Georgraphy Awards, don-
ated and presented by Mrs.
M. Anderson and Mr, D.
Cameron to Judy Carmichael
and Duncan Simpson. Pres-
entation of Bars for Merit in
various subject areas was
made by Mrs. Anderson and
Mr. Cameron,
Sports Awards were pres-
ented by Mr. ROSS Errington
to Laurie West and George
Dierholf, who were cham-
pions of Field Day. •
Public Speaking • Award
was presented by Mr. Gary
Jewitt to Karen Beecroft,
Valedictorian, who then gave
the Valedictory address to
the assembly.
Mrs. Wilson, played for 0
Canada and there was a
dance. following.
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