The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-10-12, Page 5dungannon news
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1983—Page 5
Receives Governor General's Literary award
By Marie Park
Tom and Rita Tobey are justly proud of
their son-in-law, Christopher Moore of
Burlington, and rightly so.
Christopher received the Governor Gener-
als Literary award for 1982 for his book,
"Louisburg Portraits", a non fiction by an
English speaking author.
Tom and Rita spent three days in Quebec
City recently by invitation of the Canada
Council. They attended the official reception
held at the Citadel in Quebec City as guests
of Governor General Ed Schreyer. This is the
official residence of the Governor General
while in Quebec.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Verheye (nee Irene Hasty) who vete mattied
at Dungannon united Church on Saturday.
The reception followed at Saltford Valley
Hall.
Sharon Baltzer is a patient in London's
Victoria Hospital, following surgery on
Thursday of last week.
Congratulations to Al and Cora Sherwood
who were married 38 years on October 11. Al
also celebrated a birthday the same day.
Lil MacDonald enjoyed the 'Thanksgiving,,
weekend when she had a visit from her
brother, Ray Errington and his wife, Miriam
of Picton. They were accompanied by their
daughter, Faye and husband, Charles
Ireland, also of Picton. On Sunday afternoon
Cora and Hill Caesar of Goderich enjoyed
lunch at Li1's before the foursome headed
home.
Members of Dungannon Sunday School
enjoyed a 10 k.m. bikeathon an Thanksgiv-
ing Monday to raise money to help with
supply costs. Some teachers and patents
accompanied the children. Cookies and
freshie were served at the church following
the ride. The children raised approximately
5200.00 for the Sunday School.
Mrs. Mary Here and Mrs. Bertha Aldham
of Goderich visited Marybelle and Dwight
Aldham and family of Inglewood on the
weekend. They were accompanied by Alice
Scott, who spent the weekend with her
brother, Finlay Shackleton at Rainbow
Valley Ranch near Cal don.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling, Darlene and
Harold of Thamesville spent the weekend
with Elsie Irvin.
Dungannon Kinettes
The September general meeting of the
Dungannon Kinettes started with a tour of
the Ontario Provincial Police station south of
Goderich. Tom Jansen gave a very interest-
ing and informative talk which generated a
lively discussion time.
The business part of the meeting was held
at the home of Kinette Sharon Baltzer. Four
more infant car seats have been purchased
and will be rented out to new parents by the
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. A
fifth car seat was donated to the Goderich
Ambulance for their exclusive use. Jim
Hayter Chev-Olds in Goderich provided the
car seats at cost price so that the Kinettes
could help the Hospital to continue this very
popular program.
Also during September, the Kinettes
celebrated the second anniversary of their
formation. The evening began with a fun car
rally through parts of Ashfield and Colborne
townships and ended with supper and a
special "Anniversary" cake.
Kinette Sharon Baltzer is in Victoria
Hospital in London following an operation,
She is wished a safe and speedy recovery by
all her Kin family members.
Kinlough families enjoy thanksgiving weekend
By May Boyle
Mr. and Mts. Wayne Martin and the girls
of Kitchener spent Thanksgiving weekend
with Mt. and Mts. Don Wall and family,
concession 10.
Congratulations to Mt. and Mrs. Glen
Morningstar (nee Shirley Bushell) on the gift
of a baby daughter on Thursday, October 6
at Saugeen Memorial Hospital, Southamp-
ton. Lindsey Catherine is a granddaughter
tot Mt. and Mts. Don Bushell.
Mt. and Mts. Midford Wall spent Sunday
with Edna and May Boyle and on Thanks-
giving day they had Mrs. Ed Green of 51.
Helens.
Mt. and Mts. Bruce Bushell and Rachet
and Mr. and Mrs. titian Thompson and Brett
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bushell.
Visitors with Matretta Hodgins and Darryl
over Thanksgiving were Pastor and Mts.
Holmes of Burlington and Mt. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hodgins and the girls of Niagara
Falls.
Audrey Borthwick of 5t. Catharines spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mts. Jack
Hodgins and other relatives.
Mt. and Mrs. Sett Nicholson returned
home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Nicholson and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Pillinger at Dearborn, Michigan and
the Pillinger Cottage on Lake Superior. They
enjoyed the beautiful autumn colours.
Mts. John Batt, Mt. and Mts. Jack Hatt
and Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pair,
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de Klippe and Darrell Sart were dinner
guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Bushell at Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Burt spent Thanks-
giving with relatives in Toronto.
Mrs. Don Gillespie spent Wednesday with
her father, Dan Nicholson at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hunter.
Darrell Barr of Canadian Forces Base,
Trenton, visited with his grandma, Mrs.
John Harr.
Mrs. Chrissie Hesse and Gil Johnson of
Stratford visited here with Mrs. John Barr
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sleeker of St. Helens
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weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page and
Andrew, concession 10.
Visitors with Edna and May Hoyle on
Tuesday were Norma Coutts of Wingham,
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Mr. and Mrs. Alban Houghton, Valerie,
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