HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-11, Page 13free fall, tiuiIJ of a lifetime
For Kevin
Maio F ' and Tarry
the bolidey
weekend provided an experience
��
neither eine will soon .forget.. A
chance meeting with an -
timid of parachutists u
followed by a.
abort period of (mood instruction
and they were on their xray. EWA
aanan
IMW I.in tandem' itEpraaa
•'**tor,13,501 feet.and
Terry 15,000 .feet. Thio was
the . lump for both raven. After
leaving the Caribou aircraft they
had an MOO root freefall. The group
they encountered completed over
650 junnpa in three days.
Visiting with Margaret and Jim
.Errington of Dom, le Cindy.
Maaxymch{it and anddaugbter
Erin Of Surrey, B.C. On Sunday,
the Errington-Fannabeckear families
gathered in Dingannon for a pienic
and pletures.
Kay Mole, daughter-in-law of
Belle .Mole, spent a few days
visiting with Belle Mole and Frank
Pentland., Donna Carney, ' along
with her daughter Maegan, from.
Orillia, called in to see her father
''rank and Belle, Maegan is atten-
ding Huron Church Camp for this
week.
Pam Biloys ' and her daughter
Kris, from Norwell, Michigan, are
spending a few- days at their
mer home near Dungannon, Pam is
the daughter of Dorothy. and
Laverne .Pentland
Alan- and Irene Pentland, of
North Bay, are currently visiting
family • • and friends. in the,
Dungannon-Goderich area;
Gerrie Park,' a.former resident of
Dungannon has recently moved
from Blyth to the Maple Grove
Lodge, Nelson Streetin. Goderich.
Harvey and Becky .Culbert of
Dungannon, visited with Harvey's
brother . Mel who is in London
Hospital. Mel had the misfortune of.
breaking his hip two, weeks ago. -
60th Wedding
Anniversary.
Art and Mary Stewart of RR 6
Goderich, recently celebrated their
60th wedding anniversary.;
a
formerly ark
and
Art were both,• bom in Dungannon,
and lived across" the road .,frn*.
each other. They pave resided. on
Concession 3 ,of Ashfield Township
for 60 yearsand have four children.
A par Wan held -in their honour
on Friday, June 29 at the Lucknow
Legion. A white limousine; owned
by Don Fisher of Goderich and pro-
viided. for Grandma and Grandpa
by the children of son Norman and
Norma Stewart, arrivedat their
door to chauffeur them to the
Legion. Bridal attendant Sally Rit-
dile was also driven to the party in
style in thelimotane: Beth. Hodge
of Dungannon who was the soloist.
at their wedding, .Was .also In atten-
dance. Music for dancing was :pro-
vided by Glen Boyd's. Orchestra
Daughters Joyce Caesar and Edna
and Ronald Alton and families
were responsible for the organiza-
tion of this special event and also
the lovely lunch that was served.
Masteir of Ceremony duties were
shared by son Richard Stewart of
Red Bridge, Ontario and son 'Nor-
man Stewart of Lambeth. A very
enjoyable eveningwas spent with
family and friends, rice to illness,
Richard's famiily'was unable to at-
. tend the festivities.
Some of the recent visitors com-
ing to extend best wishes to Art
and Mary were Ronald and Betty
Black and son Jeff of St. Thomas,
cousin Al Meader of Warren,
Michigan' and granddaughter Erin
from Port Albert, Jim and Freda v..
Reid of Goderich, Stan and Betty
Doherty of Goderich and .nephew. •
Wayne and Martha Stewart of
Calgary, Alberta. Dropping .in to
say hi before returning to Timmins
were Wayne, Cassie and Craig
Pearson, son and grandchildren of
Gloria and Nels Pearson.
Congratulations and best wishes
for every happin'ss go out to Don
na Sue Errington of Lucknow and
Rick Robson of Kincardine who
were recently united in marriage at
the home . of the groom on Satur-
day, Jane 30. The ceremony Was
performed by Reverend Albert
Cook of Lucknow. Attending the
bride was her friend Katie Hackett
and Gerd Robson,' brother of the
groom seared as hest man. A fami-
ly dinner and dance, held at -the
t r 'a home foil wed the
At Asiminibly held
Awards_
young feat Brookside t o
specwho
Gift Sale had their nameirantiered
in a draw thit was made at the
aseembly. April Moir received. a
portable television set and
Cherie:mit D'Aouet of Dungannon,
received an AM/FM stereo radio
c ,9�d$
recorder. Lucky girls "` .
Graham and Eleanor Townsend
and sora Gray . have taken up
residence at the Dungannon School
hours. Graham and F,Jeane r are
former North American fiddle
dhampioga and stars of CBC TV,
Radio and Recerding. Eleanor is
the sister of Jim Reed of W5.
Sealers
The' �Part'', elmeeeired
by the Dungannon ,Sendor Citiheaans
was held Wednesday, July 4, with.
nine tables in action. High lady for
the evening was Isabel Kilpatrick
and low lady was Mary Steward.
High gentleman was • Art Stewart
and low - white card, was Gladys
-TheChappOlde Tyme Dance, held man✓
they on the first Vrj,doe of, each
month* was 'held on July 6 at the
Seniors Hall, Music • for dancing;
was provided by a group:of must•
clans nder the direction of
Marg Harkness. Following the
dance, lovely lunch, which had
been brought by the ladies, was,
served,
United 'Church Newt
On Sunday, July 8, a united ser:.
vice `was held at the pavilion ifs•
west Wawanosh Conservation Area.
During the service, the young peo-
ple, under,- the supervision of
Reverend Orilla Bogart, went on a•
nature Walk, to study God's gifts of
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name to us. They then preeotud
their ' during �. The
service followed by a pip�
Games, organise■d{�rb�wy�Susan
�, Theresa Jefferson, Jens
Bromley and Doreen1■yJefferson
we enjoyed b the ehildren. The
brief ..showert,dampen any
and, a good**wee had by
Spline News
Bob Ohm attended the Royal
pian Legion ,Alt -Onto Track -
and Field Meet in Kitchener recent-
ly aif a competitor.
Members of the Dungannon
Junior Softball Team, un. the
dir'ect Ore of coach Nancy Cameron,
:Shelley Shelley Irvin, .Galey Moore,
. Tammy Pengelly, Tasha Godfrey,
Adam Cameron, ',Sandra , Alton,
Stuart Beckett, Justin Brown,' Noah
Summer, MikeVanNtekerk, Jen-
nifer Upthegrove, Kelly McNee,, •
WilliahhY Kind, Jason "and.-
Caesar,
nd• Caesar, BradleyB ikkersMean
and Mark _ t, . Tim Spivak, •
Erin Schultz ' Terry 'Cranston.
Theo- young le .range in .age.,,'"
from9to11y
The first: ;g for the, aboPe
team; was against Port Albert with'
their teem winninga7.6.•The second'
game' was at. Kingsbridge, with the
two teams being wellmatched. Piet.
chins duties were shared by
William► King and Adam Cameron.
Dungannon came out on top 16-13.
The. third Same was against hard-
hitting. Lucknow 1. The #incl • score,
was 16.5 for ' Luelmow« .
Sporting fluorescent green shirts,
this team is easy to spot. On any . ,
neighbourhood ball diamond. Sup- • •
port: your young 'etbletesi ;,
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WEATHER ..& CROP PERMITTING
come to
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,1ilk.
Members of the Dung inion Union Pastoral urge recently welcome!'
their new ministers, Rev. Orilla Bogart Sad Rev. Garth Bogart and.. their
two-year-old eon, Stephen. Garth is freufl, Western Canada and Orilla .from
southern Ontario. Both a Emmanuel College is Toroate, stating
for three years to receive their. masters of Divinity Degrees. They were •
ordained from the Toronto Conference on May 17, 1100. The Reverends
Bogart will Minister tto Doakrook, Dunganne®, Nile and Trinity United
Churches. (Pat Livingston photo)•
-
ruce and Huron.
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fibra les amongst
those receivin grants
Bruce and Huron counties were' per'household basis. This year the
among 81 public libraries and:.. transfer payments will be Made in
municipalities contracting for one installment so that . libraries
library service in Southwestenl'On- will receive 100 percent of their
tarts that will receive a total of grant early to the fiscal year.
05,746,713 in grants . to support
library services for. the 1990/91
fiscal year. In Bruce, ` the Bruce
County Library Board received
$276,361; Chippewas of Nawash
Band $4,087 and Saugeen Indian
Band $3,017. The Huron County
Library received $218,197.
The total represents an increase
of fourt over last year's fungi
ding. Grants are calculated on a
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