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((di Extended To
Rev. Harold Dobson
DUNGANNON. NEWS
'A call to Rev. Harold Dobson of
Grand Bend has been approved by
conference and Rev. and Mrs;
'Dobson will be coming • to this
pastoral charge as of July 1.
Dungartnon,Nile Pastoral
'Charge will be ceiebtating the 50th
anniversary of .Church union with a
worship serviee and picnic at
Menesetung Canip on- June 8.
Sympathy of the community is
extended 'to the family of Mrs.
Ethel MacDonald, whose funeral
took place from Stiles Funeral.'
Home on Saturday with interment
in Dungannon cemetery. Lunch
was served to friends and relatives
in 'the :church afterward.'
,Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur,
Toronto spent Wednesday at their
summer home and visited Mrs.
Cecil Blake.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Anderson who were married
recently and are now residing in
'Dungannon (south end of South-
ampton Street).
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee,
Edward and Paul of Ajax spent last
week end visiting their parental
homes in Dungannon and Goderich
and opening their cottage.
Mrs. Ross Spry of Niagara Falls,
N.Y. is spending a few days with
Mrs. Lorne lvers.
V;sitors With Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Pentland on the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crockett
of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Pentland of London. Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Corrigan of Barrie attended
Mrs. MacDonald's funeral, but
were unable to stay over.
Several from here were involved
in 4-H Achievement Day which was
held at Brookside Scho.(31 on
Saturday, May 17, featuring many
skits and demonstrations from the
clubs taking part.
A car load of ladies are, attending
the Women's Institute District
Annual on Monday 'in Blyth.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Gary Kerr on the birth of a
daughter, ChriStine May, in hos-
pital in London; first grandchild for
Mrs. Harry Girvin; also grandchild
to Mr. arid Mrs. Merle Kerr.
PAGE NINETEEN VOLMAY, MAY 28, 197S
ucknow Junior
Women's Institute
On Tuesday, May 20th at 8 p.m.
in the Lucknow Town Hall, eight
members of the' Lucknow Jtanior
r -Women's Institute met for the,i
oefing. The meeting was opened
by all repeating the Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect, The: minutes of
the last tneethig were read by
Nancy Brown.
The members of the Institute are
putting on a variety program for
the Pinecrest , residents on
Wednesday, May 28th at •7 p.m.
Next meeting will be. on Tues-
day, June 17 at 8 p.m. in- they town
halt and guest speaker will be. Mrs.
Cheryl' Langford and all visitors are
welcome to cone' and hear her
speak. ' •
.The members started working on
the quilt. Lt rich-;was served.
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SOUTH KINLOSS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilchrist and
boys visited with Mrs. Fred
Gilchrist at University Hospital in
London, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton of
Clinton visited with Mr: and Mrs.
Gilbert Hamilton on Friday even,
ing. •
Mir.,and Mri, Bill Haldenby and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Miptrray of Drayton over the
week end.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Ahridal shower for Miss
Heather MacKenzie was held at
the Kairshea Hall last Friday
evening. Heather received many
lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Don
Bell was chairlady.for the program,
assisted by /vIrs. Evan Keith; Mrs.
Leonard Clark • and Mrs. Lorne
Sparks.
BRIDAL SHOWER'''.
A community shower was held in
Dungannon Church basement on
Wednesday evening for Joanne
Thompson, bride to be. Mrs. Gwen
Caesar was chairlady for the
program. Mrs. Judy McMichael
provided music before and after the
program. Mrs. Sharon Dawson
gave a reading explaining the
meaning of marriage, Jan Caesar
and Donna Sue Errington sang and
played. Mrs. Cecil Blake conduct-
ed some amusing contests. Nancy
Errington sang a solo and read the
address to the bride.. Four nieces
carried in the gifts. Joanne
thanked the gathering fittingly and
invited them to come and see her
trousseau' after the lunch. 'A
delicious lunch of cake and ice
cream was enjoyed by all: -Mrs. K.
Dawson, Mrs. Robt. Stothers and
Mrs. Irvine Eedy helped with
planning and decorating attractive-
ly for the event.
Mrs. John Kilpatrick of LucknoW
is spending a day or two with Mrs:
Cecil Blake. They attended the
Harbouraire's Spring Sing at
North Street United Church on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bere attended the
annual meeting of Huron-Perth
Chapter of Council for Exceptional
Children in'Seaforth on Wednesday
evening.' Guest speaker was Mr.
Bevan Lindsay of Queen Elizabeth
School speaking cn the importance
of Physical Education, to help
mental development.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO