The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-17, Page 6tardilitiW 801011101, Wedrit , OC1OJW It Iii
Sun shines on autumn wedding in Dungannon
A w October sin shone
brightly and -the rustle of aunt,
Weaves idled the air un Saturday,
October 6di as Rosemary Ane
Haman and Wayne Barkley Park
were united in Maly znatrimoily in
the Dungannon United Church,
George and Mary Namur of Blyth'
and John 4;14N/onto Park of Dun,
gown are the parents of the bride
and groom, fficiating at the
ceremony- were. Reverend Orilla
Bogart and Father Ray Renaud.
A white limousine, complete with
a .uniformed chauffeur, awaited. the
. newlyweds . and carried them, in
Style, to the bride's home following
rice ceremony and then on to the
Blyth Community Complex for the
wedding supper and .reception held
later that evening, Having retuned
from their honeymoon in the
,Poconos, Wayne and Rosemary are.
making their home in Clinton.
Our very best wishes go out to
WWayne. and Rosemary as they start
'their new life together as man and
wife.
A bridal shower was held on
October 6 in honour of bride -elect
Susan .Curran, dahghter of Ralph
and Arlene Curran of RR 1, Dun-
gannon, at the home of Anne
Glousher iii Goderich, Members of
the bridal party, groom's family and
school and work friends showered
the couple with many beautiful
gifts. Choosing Susan:.. for his
bride-to-be is Tim MacLennan, son
of Beth MacLennan and the late
Mr. MacLennan. of Goderich.
A stag and doe was held for
ST on October 13 a
the '�. Cadent*Mem
The wedding dare for Spun and
Trim is Saturday, November 17. Tule
ceremony will take �(�pl a ait�7 p.m.
the DungannonUnited Church.
The 25th Wedding Anniversary.
Open noise for Grant sad Sandra
Curran, of RR 1 Dungannon, watt
held at the Dungannon Agricultural
Hall on October 7 in the afternoon.
Many fdeads, neighbours and
relatives gathered to, celebrate with
Grant: and Sandra. Out of town
guests came from Toronto, Exeter,
i $eravillp,
Goderich and, Luck-
now. Tireopan house was hosted by
the Curran children, Annette (Cu -
ran) Ritchie and her husband Jun,
Lavonirne and Murray.:
Elmer Trommer recently returned
from visiting his two sons: Ralph of
New Zealand and. Bill of
Crartbk, B.C., in. Clanbrook,;
DauConnie Gradue from Ft.
MacMurray, Alberta journeyed to
Cranbrobk to visit with,het father
also. During his stay, Elmer had the
pleasureof going on a hunting
expedition with his son Bill,
Visiting., with Tony and Derlyne
• Bokkers of Du ngannonl are Der -
braes parents. Don and Evelyn
:Rondeau of Calgary: Alberta and
Grandmother Hilda Mall, also from
. Calgary. Don. and Evelyn's 25th
wedding anniversary was celebrated
on October 14. Many family Mem-
bers from Stratford, London, and
Bane jounteyed to Dungannon to
join in the. festivities.
Congratulations -and best wishes;
HEN TURNING OFF
A BRIGHT IDEA.
Dort and Evelyn from our com-
munity.
A don* celebration mooed on
October 11 for Coxa, and Alvin
Sherwood ut Dunpnnon. Not only
did they celebrate their 45th wed-
ding anniversary on that date, but
Alvin also deleted his 75th
birthday. Happy birthday, Alvin and
corigratulations and best wishes to
you both on your anniversary..
.„ Birthday greetings- are sent out to
a,y�mother .an�d((�dsauugchter. team this
week. Mary Mules special day was
October and her daughter Julie
celebrated , on the 10, Julie and
SOW of her friends had a
McDonald's birthday party in
Ooderich. Best wishes to you both.
Helen. Stother>s_ . has recently
rerun 10 horse to Dungannon from
Vancouver, B.C. where she had'the
pleasure of visiting with her
daughter, . Kathy and sone -in -haw
Dennis Meakin, granddaughter
•Maleshh and grandson Connor.
Ashton Charles Johnston has.
arrived, ustin. time to help.
celebrate Auntie Val's birthday on
Friida. morning,. October S, His
proud parents Are Patti (Park)
Johnston and Gary Johnston of
Goderich. He is a new wee brother
for Phillip, Spoiling privileges go to
Millie and Charlie Johnston of the
Nile, their seventh grandchild, and
to Bill and Marie Park of Goderich
their ninth. .grandchild, Ilia makes
. a grand total of. 30 great
grandchildren for Gertrude Park of
Goderich, formerly of Dungannon.
Bruce Payne of Vancouver B.C.,
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Chisliolm of Clinton and Olive
Chisholm of
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Seniors News
The =plat l ysrty was held at
the eko Hall on October 10
withtable* in action, . lady
for evening was Lose ..in
gham with ow lady being Dorothy
Culler. High gentleman for the
evening was Clarence Cunni inghaurn
with low gentleman being ° Earl
Williams;
Because oft Hallowe'en . night
falling on a Wednesday evening,
ddaa October 3card party 0 at be md on Tiles
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Church News
• :T'hankssiving and World Wide .
Communion Sunday was celebrated
on October 7 in the Dungannon
United Church, The Sanctuary was
beautifully decorated with the fruits
of the harvest. A special thank you
goes to the Sunday School, under
the direction of Diane Park, for the
lovely display. •
As of November4,• the time chan-
ges for :Nile and Trinity United
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Irby Sandra D"Aortal
MOO* are as follow+. The Nde
Sunday Service will commence at
9;45 a.tn, and Trinity Sunday Ser-
vice
r -vice will commence et 11:15 a.m.
These times will be ht effect until
the end of lanuaty,1991.
The Willing Wodults will jie
holding their (ltristmas Pam on.
November 22, For further . infix.,
motion,, call Barb Johnston at
529-3237, ,
The Annual Dungannon Union
Moral, Charge Beef Barbecue was-
held on October 14 at Brookside
Public Schaal, Anyone planning tri:
attend' , was invited to bring with
them a Iron. perishable food product.
A very genes response was
trade. These articles are, to be
donated to the Lucknow Food
Bank, whose supplies are running
low at the present time.
Visiting with the Bogarts at the
manse for Thanksgiving were Qril-
la's brother, Rod and wife, Lynda
Allen of N:ewinarket, alongwith
their children Thomas and Andrew.
If you have any, news items for
this column, please call Sandra
D'Aoustat'529-7390.
Area ladies attend fall rally
Walk in Peace: was the theme for
the fall' rally as the ladies of the
Maitland Presbyterial • Women's
Missionary Society met in Belmore,
on October 11.
Erlma Haldenby of Kinlougb first
vice president, led a sing song to
set die • mood for the meeting. She
was assisted by Marion Mundell,
Gerrie, who played• the organ.
Mrs. IJaldenby formally opened
the °meeting with a poem, Brides
and prayer.
The worship service from the
Glad Tidings,. Walk in Peace, was
presented by Rhoda MacKenzie and
Mildred Lorne of the Lucian*
W.M.S.
The offering was received with
the offertory prayer. by Laura
Taylor of Kincardine.
President Isabel Arbuckle of
Wingham conducted the business.
She called on secretary Isabel Jef-
fray of Belmore, for the minutes
and rollcall.
Marjorie Wall, Wingham, gave
the financial report and asked that
all offerings be sent in early in
December.
The ladies then divided into three
groups with Frances Nugent of
Ripley In charge of the group
studying the different resources
available :to help in our meetings.
The ~ studies for next year are
Gospel, Culture and Media or
Central America.
Mildred Dickson, 'Beimore, con-
ducted two quizzes in her group on
Women in the Bible and a Bible
Qom.
-Kathleen Elliott had a drossWord
puzzle on Books in the new Tes-
tament and another quiz. Mrs. Hal-
denby conducted a general infor-
mation questionnaire on the Pres-
byterian Church and the W.M.S.
The Behnore ladies served
refreshments which Yvere enjoyed
by all. Edna MacTavish of Bluevale
extended the courtesies to all who
had helped to make another suc-
cessful rally.
The ladies joined in singing Let
There Be Peace on Earth and Mrs.
Haldenby closed with prayer.
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Visiting on the weekend with
Gordon and Nora Robb was their
family, Edwin and Janice
McCutcheon and family of Lion's
Head, Bob and Sandra Darling and
family of Chesley, William and
Shirley Irvin and family of Ashfield
Township and Glen Robb also of
Ashfield Township.
Charlie and Mayme Wilkins had
most of their family with them on
the weekend.
On Sunday, Elmer and Edna
Culbert had Mike and Brenda
Lazette and family of Kincardine
with them for dinner. On Monday,
Elmer and Edna enjoyed a lovely
dinner with George and Andrea
MacDonald and family of Kincar-
dine.
Visiting recently with Ewan and
Marj MacLean was their niece,
Lynn Calvert, of Southampton.
The community will be glad to
know that Cecil is now home from
Victoria Hospital, and is at home
with his mother while he is
recuperating. He is now doing and
feeling very well.
Ewan and Marj MacLean had
dinner recently with Ewan's sister,
Isabel Martyn, of Kincardine.
Cecil and Kae Webster visited
recently with their aunt Norma
Young, in Maitland Manor, in
Goderich. Also visiting with Mrs.
Young were her nephew and his
wife, Bud and Marie Schoenhals of
Belleville.
Visiting with Rhetta and Marion
MacLennan were Jack and Annette
MacLennan of Stratford and Johnin
and Jackie MacLennan of London.
Seniors rally in Lucknow
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Wheels Away"program in Win-
gham and district. It will provide
transportation for the most han-
dicapped in the Wingham hospital
catch ment area where councils sign
an agreement. Seniors must per-
suade the councils to tap these
resources. The provincial
government must be encouraged to
improve on the proposals. Seniors
must be prepared to pay their share
in fares. Seivice clubs in the Win-
gham area are willing to look after
the deficits.
The United Senior Citizens of
Ontario use the information
provided from sessions like these
and from resolutions presented by
individual clubs; to prepare briefs
about the needs of seniors. But
s:niors must help each other in
their own areas.