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90th Bitthday
PUNGANNON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnston
of Dungannon spent last week
with her mother Mrs. Jean. Hill of
Owen. SoUnd, who was.celebrat-
ing her 90th birthday , Wednesday
April 26th.
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Mr. and Mrs. •HarveY. Webster
of Lucknow attended the annual' ,
meeting of the.Ontario Association
for the mentally retarded held in,
the Chateau Laurier Hotel., Ottawa,
Harvey was a .delegate from the
Wingbrn and DiStrict AsSociation,
being'the member of this associa-.
tion on the advisory Board of Hur-
on County Board of Educatibn.
' They had the pleasure while
awaiting coffee in the reception
toom; prior to the meeting or
symposium on education, to
meet Gordon MacIntyre from the'
Atirora Board of Education, form-
erly a teacher at .Lucknow High
Ihool. • -
Needless to say, they had a' lot
to mull over and a very pleasant
time doing so. During ,the lunch-
eonperiod they sat' at the same
table and had as their guest the
wife of the Switzerland Consul.
It was at this time Mr. Macln=
tyre showed all present his .ring
ch_wa,E--pres-enteli-tO irrnrin
1941from the Lucknow Clansmen
Club, This, he said, has.been
worn With_pride_for the
.past 30 years.
On Saturday night at the O.A.
M.R. Banquet , Mr_ and Mrs,:
ester were seated with members
from Kingston, Meaford and • Thunder Bay and much to their
surprise and delight , when men-
tioning Lucknow , a Mr. 'Watts
from Kingston asked if they would
happen to know ,a Mr. 'Harold
Burns. They replied.that they
were former neighbours of his
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mother and father and sure: did
know Harold for many years.
This opened 'up a new fine when
2 representativ-es from Thunder
Bay-also kneW, Haroldicrorn-his
teaching days., The lady from
'Meaford association also had a
mutual friend.
It just goes to prove ,' mention
the ,name Lucknow and you ,know
someone new who ha's had some
connection with someone from
this village in Bruce.
Thig proved to be• a most
worthwhile convention as the
speaker fOr the main banquet was
the Honorable Robert S. Welch,
Provincial Secretary for Social
Development. Mr. Welch assured
the group' that the mentally re.7.
tarded are most impOrtant
people' and, having deditated work-
ers such as' members of Q.A.N1.12::
[lie' Government Of•dntario will do
all in its powerto.See these people
have every oppOrtunity for educa'-
tion and a place in this world
equal to all.
Mr. Harry Red Foster presented
a sizeabl&cheque to the associa-
tion to further the work and
Canada Dry Gingerale received a
t iT
participation in using retarded
young adults in their London
_Branch.- The w-as one
of these boys being honoured by
this crowd of-over 500 people
at the banquet which 4all goes to
prove that these retarded children
can be helped , must be helped ,
and .most important 'of all is that
the powers of education have' : •
now seen the light and guarantee
equal opportunity to all.
While attending the convention
Edith and Harvey were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Richardson.
The ladies are 'sisters.
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80th BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling
and Darlene of Thamesville were
home with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Irvin, and, with, them., on Sun-
day attended a birthday. party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Irvin and -Ta , 9th concession
of Ashfield. The family gather-
ing was in honour of Mr. Wm.
80th birthday on Monday,
May 1st.
On Saturday morning Sharon.
Young unfortunately cut her left
thumb badly with a chisel. At
emergency at Goderich Hospital
she received several stitches and
returned home again.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Stewart
and little son of North Bay spent
the week end recently with the
former's 'parents Mr-. and Mrs.
Arthur Stewart,.4th concession of
Ashfield.
Mr; 'and Mrs.•Paul Henderson
and three girls of Toronto visited
last week end with.Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Alton, and inLucknow
' with ,Paul's mother , Mrs. Gatnet
Hendeison. "
Mr. and Mrs. RoSs Spry of
Niagara Falls, N.Y. , who have
recently returned from Florida ,
spent seKeral days with-.Mr.,_ and
Mrs.. Lorne Ivers this past week.
Rev: and Mrs; Clarence Mc -
Clehaghan were among thOse in
,attendance to honour Rev. J. Ure
Stewart at Seaforth on Sunday.
Rev. Stewart has cbmpleted 65,
years in the ministry and,contin-.
ues to 'preach almost every: Sun-, ,
day. In June he will be 90 years
of age -. Congratulations, Mr.
Stewart from' your many interest
ed friends here!
On Saturday evening in SaltfOrd
Hall, Goderich, two couples
were' honoured on their wedding
anniversaries. Mr: and Mrs.
Calvin MacIntyre are 45 years
~riiarrL.eds, —and,„Mrs .
Reid of Goderich• , 30 years. 'The
two ladies are sisters. Friends
and relatives from the Dungannon
area were among the guestS who
Attended.
,Misses Ruth .Bere and Fran St.
Pierre of Windsor spent several
days this week-with the forther's
mother , Mrs. Mary Mere -and
amily:-The-g-w have
completed"their' first year at.
University in Windsor and plan to
resume studies there in mid May.
Mr. Norman McDonald of Rex-
.dale spent the week end with Mt..
Others
Who visited on SUnday included
Mr. Fred. Fowler of port Elgin,
and hiS.son Ross and grandson
Ralph of Southampton. Recently
Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler. of
Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs.'
Tom Fowler , Darrell and Karen
of Parkhill Visited them also.
The Spring Concert at Brook-
side on Thursday evening was
well attended. All enjoyed the
variety and excellence of talent.
presented.
Mrs John Ryan returned to her
home in Dungannon on Saturday
after having spent the winter
months with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Kidd in 6corgetown and
Florida,
Mrs, Ernest Pritchard; Toronto
spent several days this week end
with her brother , Frank Pentland,
and other members of her family
AMBERLEY
Congratulations are extended
to Janice Paquette and John Ruth-
erford who were married in Pine
River United Church on Saturday.
On Monday evening of laSt week
a shower party was held for Janice
PaqUette in Ripley. Misses
Dianne, Sandra and Linda Kemp-
ton sang a couple of numbers on
the programme accompanied by
Wendy Courtney on the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtney'
attended the annual banquet of
the Gene alogical Society, held in
Port .Elgin on Tuesday evening.
Guest speaker for the evening was
Dr. Harold Minshall of London, :
who gave an intersting and inform-
ative talk on writing up a family
tree'and particularly how he had
traced his ancestors.
Sy.my of the community
is extended to Finlay MacLennan
and family in the loss of his ,;.
brother', Eldon MacLennan.
Miss Kathy Elmes of Toronto
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Elmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hill and
little son Matthew were home .
from. Sault Ste. Marie to visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Hill and
family for the week end.
Miss Judy Thorburn of Toronto
•visited on the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Thorburn at Amberley.
Misses-carol-Coy,r-tney-ancr
'Shirley Reid, both, of Kitche,ner,
spent the week end at their homes
-lie re-;
Mrs. jack Campbell led in the'
pre-service sing-song at Pine
River. United Church on Sunday ,
with Mrs. Wayne Lowry and Anne,
Ferguson, at the piano and organ.
The double trio of Mrs. Ernie
Gibson, Mrs. Perrin Lowry, Mrs.
Bob Courtney, Bob Courtney ,
Lynn Lowry and Glenn Boyd sang
"Walking in the Narrow Way'.
Flowers were placed in tne church
in 'memory of little Dean Gibson,
by Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gibson.
Several young hockey players;
along with their Dads frorn the
area , attended the Father-Son
1-jocke_y Barispet heldinXpley on
Sunday night.
ut.
around here.
Spring weather is,hete and seed-
ing 'is in full progress'. CrocuSes,
little blue violets, and daffodils
are now in bloom.
and_Mrs. Frank Thorn •son,
and Joanne spent this week end
at their cottage in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby,
Thornhill, accompanied, by
Chris Bell 'Of Agincourt; also Mr.
and Mrs. Bill 'Blake and Becky of
Galt visited arts-we-ER end at th-err
parental homes" here and in God-
erich.
Dinner guests on .Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Graham McNee'and
-family included 'Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Orr ;Dale and Donna , and
Mr. Eiton,Orr, , 'Kincardine Town-
ship; also Mrs. Mary l3ere and
Jamie. Other callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Irwin, Kincardine.
Mrs. Muriel Smyth and het
daughter, Eleanor, Mrs. David
Evans and. DUffie of Brantford
visited this week end with Mr.
Brown Smyth.
Mrs. Bert Wiggins, Brantford ,
called to visit Mr. and Mrs.
.Porky Wiggins and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm: Wiggins,on Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and .
Matthew of Kitchener were home•
for the week end with Mr. and
-Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Martha.
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