The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-20, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, May 20, 1981 --Doge 9
Injured in car accident
By Marie Pink
Marj and Wif Pentland
had the misfortune on Thurs-
day ; of last week to be
involved in a two car accident
at the corner of the 10th of
Colborne and the county road
No. ,1, when another car
pulled ou. t of the sideroad in
front of , them. ' It was the
second tripto the Medical
Centre in 'Lucknow, in one
day for :Marj, as she had
earlier been called to Brook-
side School, to take grand-
daughter, Vicki ' to doctor
with a cut lip which required
stitches, suffered in an accid-
ent at school.
Ruth Austin of Toronto
visited her mother, Mary
Bere and other members of
the family on the weekend.
Work has begun on the
new West Wawanosh Insur-
ance Company building on
the corner of Southampton
and Albert Streets. The work
is being done by Jim Martin
Construction of Goderich.
Mrs. Bert Marsh of Aub-
urn and daughter, Betty
Marsh. of Burlington and
Mrs. Gormley Thompson of
Brampton visited with .Mel
Jones on Monday.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm
and family were' Olive's
brother, Bruce and Rose
Payne . of Vancouver, B.C.
They also ''visited with his
mother, Mrs. J. F. Payne of
Walton and 'their son, Leon-
ard and 'Carolyn Payne of
Nepean, near ' Ottawa.. Mr.
and , Mrs. Earl Ritcey of
Middleton, N.S. also visited
with her sister, Olive and
family and mother, Mrs. J.
F. Payne of Walton.
Miss Leola Chisholm of
Dungannon will be complet
ing her registered nursing
course by consolidating the
next three months at Alex-
andra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich.
Mel Janes• enjoyed a three
day bus ,•trip with Hanover
Tours to the ,.; Ottawa • Tulip
Festival last; week. While in
Ottawa they stayed at the
Skyline Hotel.
Congratulations are ex-
tended belatedly to Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Ritchie (nee Dor-
een Hartin) who were mar -
Introduce
new arrival •
ARNOLD - Mr. and Mrs. Mel
(nee Reurink) R. R. 2,
cardine, are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Gavin Melville, 9 lb. 6 oz.,
Tuesday, May 12, 1981, a
sister for Carla. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Reurink, R. R. '7 Luck-
now, and Mr. and Mrs.
Elson Arnold," R. R. 2
Kincardine. A greatgrand-
son for Mr. Henry Arnold,
Kincardine and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerrit Logtenberg,
Goderich ..and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerrit Reurink of . Holland.
ried in April at Blyth.
Doreen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wib Hartin of
Ashfield.
Congratulations are also
extended . to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Farrell (nee Fran Log-
tenberg) on the .birth of their
Mother's Day girl; Christine
Elaine. First : time grandpar-
ents are Derk and . Tinie
Logtenberg: Congratulations
also to Jim and , Debbie
(Maize) Robertson on the
birth of .their first child,
Jitilian Marie, on May 6: A
new granddaughter for John
and Mary Maize of Dungan-
non and Jim and Verna
Robertson of Goderich.
Welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Schultz and family
who have purchased the
Richard Thompson home on
James Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole
attended Sunday morning
service at Trinity Church,
Ashfield when Scott Richard-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Richardson, was baptiz-
ed. Following the, service
there they attended church
service at St. Helens where
their great granddaughter,
Catherine Dawn Wilkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Wilkins, was christened.
Catherine is the .first grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs., Bob
Mole.. Also attending were
Aunt Nancy Phillips, Andy,
Jason and Anita of Hensall,
Bill and Mary Mole of. Ash-
field and Dianne Mole and
friend, Dave. Following the
services Bob and Joanne.
served lunch at their home.. to
friends and relatives.
Sympathy is , extended to
Mrs. Margaret Errington on
the passing of her father,
Mr. Wesley J. Dahmer of
Cambridge', who passed
away May 12. Attending the
funeral on May 15 were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Errington, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Nicholson . of
Belfast, Mr. and Mrs. Ross'
Pannebaker, Carrie and
Krista . of Colborne Town-
ship.
Tom Wall returned home
on Saturday following sur-
gery a week•ago at Gpderich
Hospital.
Mrs. Colleen Eedy, Mrs.
Bertha Olson and Mrs. Marie
Park were in Seaforth on
Wednesday where they com-
peted in a Legion Ladies
Invitational bowling. tourna-
ment, at the . Nobel Lanes:
Following bowling they went
to the Legion Hall where they
all enjoyed a social 'after-
noon.
afrer-noon. When the final set of
teams were finished bowling,:
everyone •enjoyed a delicious
supper followed by the pres-
entation of trophies which
the Branch 309 ladies were
not fortunate enough to re-
ceive. Other members of the
team were Mrs. Joan Robin-
sonl', Mrs. Tina Gardner, and
Mrs. Ida Howald, • all of
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken David-
son, Scot and Laura of Wal-
laceburg visited on the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Errington.
Dungannon United Church
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on
the topic, Caring For The
Flock. The children's story
was, • You Can't Fool God.
Mr. Cowan sang, Trusting in
Jesus, joined by Jean. Elliott
in the verse and the emigre-
gation in the chorus.
The Official Board meeting
was held on May 18. The
Official Board is comprised
of all elders and stewards,
together with a representa-
tive from each organization.
Dungannon U.C.W. was
held May 19 at the home of
Donna Alton. The , program
was under the direction of
Marjorie Pentland; Doris
Hodges and Nora Saunders.
Hostesses were Amy Wig- -
gins and Nora Saunders.
The annual church service
and . picnic will be held at
Camp Menesetung on. May
24 at 11 a.m.. Everyone bring
a picnic basket . and cutlery.
Nile Inner Circle are hold-
ing a garage and bake sale on
Saturday, May 30.
The, annual Nile U.C.W.
smorgasbord is. on June 5..
Dungannon confirmation
class pictures are on bulletin
board in the church entrance.
Orders will be received be-
fore May 28..
A song service was held on
Sunday evening, May 17 at
Camp Menesetung.
Brookside Broadcast
By Deb Gregory and
Darlene Kuck
On Tuesday, May 12, Mrs., .
Melanie McLaughlin of the
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation' was at the school
to discuss the creative adven-
ture . playground proposal..
All parents who indicated an
interest in helping with the
project attended this meet-
ing. Also attending this
meeting were Mr. Warren
Zinn, Reeve of Ashfield, Mr.
John Austin, Deputy Reeve,
Mrs. Marian Zinn, the repre-
sentative on the Huron Coun-
ty, Board of . Education and
Dates
Available
Lucknow &"
District
Community
Centre
FRIDAY, MAY 22
Roddy Havens and.
Gloria Hayes
SATURDAY, MAY 30
Frank VanDiepenbeek
and Bonnie MacLeod
SATURDAY,•JUNE 6
Rick King and
Margaret Ann Arnold
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JUNE
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Friday 26
members of the Brookside
staff.
Co-ordinator of the Exper-
ience $1 Program which will
build the Creative play-
ground, is .Mr. Jim Laidlaw
from Wingham who is work-
ing 'on: the project at the
° school.
The Brookside' junior. floor
hockey team' went to Luck -
now. They were defeated by
a 7 to 5 score:
Mr. K. K. Dawson was at.
our school on Tuesday., May,
11, 1981 to tell the grade 7
and 8s about the 'history of
the Dungannon area and to
show slides from the Dun-
gannon Birthday celebration
of 1980.
Room 10 was successful in
recording the sound of a tree
frog. When they had played
the tapeback, the tree frog -
had a conversationwith itself
on the recorder.
Mrs, , Allen, Mr. Hazlitt
and ' Mrs. Bere attended a
",Second R Conference" in
Londonlast. weekend.
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