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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-08-02, Page 24erik ar ,Page 24 %cknow Sentinel, Wedneed y, A olt 2, 1978 Recent visitors with Miss Ada Webster were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyer, and Miss Shelley Arens, of Indianapol- is. Donald Andrew of Olds, Alberta has just returned after spending a week with his family and friends here. , Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Andrew, Luck - now. While here he attended the McDonagh -Hamilton wedding. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bryan of Or- angeville. Recent visitors with Mrs. Norma McDonagh were Murray McDonagh and fam- ily of Sault Ste. Marie, Chuck McDonagh of Tuscon, Ari- zona and Ross McDonagh and family of Manotick. While here they attended the wedding of Rod McDonagh and Joanne Hamilton. Gary Austin of Lucknow is a patient in Wingham Hos- pital where he underwent an appendectomy on Monday of this week. ERRINGTON - ALTON REUNION The Errington -Alton clan gathered at Brookside school Sunday, July 30, 1978 for their annual reunion. There were 82 people registered..• A ball game was held for those interested and races organized by Lois St. Clair, Donna McClenaghan and Debbie MacGillivray for the others. Winners :are as tallows: running races, age 1-4, Christine Conley, Luck - now; 4-6, Steven Lassaline, Goderich; 7-9, Daryl Hender- son, Toronto; • 9-12, Peter Black, Calmachie; ladies, Jane Kerr, Goderich. 3 legged race,: 1-6, Sherry and Tanya Hodge, Dungannon; 9-12, Tammy Darrell, Clinton and Jacqueline Kerr, Goder- ich; 12 and over, Christine Kerr and Daryl Henderson; ladies, Valerie Errington, St. Helens and Lorene Conley, Lucknow. Kick the slipper, 1-6, Steven Lassaline; 6-9, Daryl Henderson; 9-12, Christine Kerr, Goderich; ladies, Lorene Conley, Luck - now. Wheelbarrow race, 1-6, Sherry and Tanya Hodge; 6-9, Sherry Hodge and Charlene Conley, Lucknow; 9-12, Mark Forbes, Cal- machie, Peter Black; Cal- machie; ladies, Penny Hodge, Dungannon and Don- na. McClenaghan, Dungan- non. A peanut scramble was held for all. ' Grace was sung and all enjoyed a bountiful smorgas- bord supper. A short contest was held for the adults and the winners were: " oldest person, Tom Webster, Dun- gannon; closest birthday, Gladys Turball, Wingham and Sandra Davidson, • Sur. rey, B.C., both celebrated their birthdays that day. Family coming the farthest distance, Ken, Sandra, Scott and Laura Davidson, Surrey, British Columbia; anniver- sary closest, Harry and Jane Kerr, Goderich; parents of largest family attending, Gladys and George Turnball, Wingham; longest married couple, Tom and Hazel Web- , ster, Dungannon; strangest item in purse, Jean Hender- son, Toronto; lady with most buttons, Marj Carter, Cliti- 1 Mr. and Mrs. L, Benson of Selkirk, Manitoba and Mrs. Robert Benson and sons of Toronto visited ,tilast week with their aunt, Mrs. Eliza- beth Dalton at Pinecrest Manor. About thirty members of the _ MacGregor clan, a num- ber from Alberta and also Texas, .gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacGregor, London for a family reunion to honour Mae Stuart on her 90th birthday. After a bountiful dinner an enjoyable after- noon and evening were spent socializing. A birthday celebration and dinner attended by neigh- bours and friends took place at the Foran home at St. Helens, where Mae had resided for forty years. Many gifts, flowers and cards were received. Numerous friends called at her Lucknow hone to wish her many returns of the day. ton; man with most buttons, David Errington, Dungan- non; lucky chair, Mark Forbes, Calmachie. The minutes of the last reunion were then read by acting secretary Violet Durn- in, Dungannon. It was ag- reed by all to have the next reunion the last Sunday of July, 1979 at Brookside School. President Ronald Alton, Lucknow, then chaired the election of the 1979 officers. They are, presidents, Barry and Betty Younge, Clinton; vice presidents,. Harold and Dorothy Errington, Dungan- non; secretary treasurer, Mac and Lorene Conley, Lucknow. Sports committee, Donna and George Adams, Dungan- non; Charlene and Randy Henry, Goderich; Penny and Terry Hodge, Dungannon. Kitchen committee, Elaine Errington, St. Helens; Marg Errington, Dungannon; Isa- belle Adams, Dungannon. The rest of the time was spent visiting. 40TH HELM REUNION Thirty relatives • of the Helm descendants met at Lansdowne Park, Kincardine on July 30th at 1.15 p.m. for a basket dinner. It was held one week later as the tractor pull was held on the same Sunday as the reunion. The president, Tom Helm, spoke a fevc' words of welcome. Jim Hunter. asked the blessing and everyone enjoyed the meal. A minute's silence was observed in memory of Lloyd Hunter, Lucknow and Bert Helm, 'Tiverton who passed on since the last year reunion. Mrs.. Allan Ritchie read the minutes and treasurer's report. President, Tom Helm, asked for a vote on next year's reunion. It will be held on the 3rd Sunday of July at Ashfield Park. Tom Helm installed the officers for 1979. President, Tone Helm; vice president, Lloyd Whytock; secretary -treasur- er, Mrs. Allan Ritchie; program, Mrs. Lloyd Whyt- ock, Mrs. Alex Hackett and Mrs. John MacKinnon; ISEE... By The Sentinel THAT Recent real estate transac- tion at McDonagh Real Est- ate has resulted in the sale of a farm owned by Jim Murray, concession 6, Kin- loss, to Steve Moran. Jim will move to the farm owned. by his father, Leo Murray, on the same. concession. Leo is building a new home. THAT Charles McQuillin of R. 1 Lucknow found an Indian arrowhead while working in his garden. THAT Marlene and Doug Mac- Donald, Auburn and Pat and Harvey Livingston spent the weekend in Marine City, Michigan visiting some of Marlene's relatives. THAT Ken and Darlene Murray of Bluevale were the winners of The Lucknow Community Centre lottery draw • 'last week. sports, Vernon Hunter and Alex Hackett; refreshments, Mrs. Tom Helm and Mrs. Vernon Hunter; family tree, Mrs. Jim Hunter; park committee, Jim Hunter. The program was held - lucky plate, Mrs. John Mac- Kinnon and Janine Helm; youngest present, Heather Robson, Georgetown, age 2 years; oldest gent, John MacKinnon; oldest lady, Mrs. WesleyRitchie; birth- day closest to the .picnic, David Robson, August 3rd; anniversary closest, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robson, July 23rd; smallest size of an adult shoe, Mrs. Bert Helm- and Mrs. Alex Hackett (tied); width of the picnic table in Metric system, Alex Hackett; number of buttons on cloth- ing, Mrs. Vernon Hunter; number of colours of cloth- ing, Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt. A reading and two contests were conducted by Mrs. John MacKinnon. A contest on drawing pictures behind your back, was conducted by Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and the prize was wonbyMrs. Alex Hackett and Mrs. Jim Hunt- er. Mrs. Vernon Hunter and Mrs. Bert Helm gave read ings. Superstitious sayings from 50 years ago were given by Mrs. Lloyd Whytock. Sports followed- - number of clothes pins in a milk bottle, children, Douglas Helm; adults, Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt; shoe race, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter; men's kick the slipper, Tom Helm; ladies kick the slipper, Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt; 3 legged race, Dan Robson and son David; throwing the ball, pre school, Janine Helm; school age, David Robson; adult, Dan Robson; balloon blow- ing, Mrs. Torn Helm, Free souvenirs were pas- sed around that Bill's Place, Lucknow merchant, gave the sports committee for the Heim reunion. The picnic ended with a candy scramble and a sing song. Everyone enjoyed themselves hoping to meet next year at Ashfield Pat*. . CAESAR . CHISHOLM Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Chisholm, Dungannon are pleased to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Virginia Anne, to Mr, David 1,. Caesar, son of Mrs. Joyce Caesar and the late Paul Caesar, R. R. 1 Dungan- non, Ontario. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 26, 1978 at 4 p.m. at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge. —31 BREGMAN - LENNIPS Mr. and Mrs. A. Lennips of Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jean Elisabeth to Mr. Keith Allan Bregman, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bregman of R. R. # 3 Teeswater. The marriage will take place on August 12, 1978 at the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church.. Open reception will be held at` the Legion Hall in Lucknow at 8:00 p.m. —31x BAIN'S LUCKNOW 528-3420 BaetR 71 ' FOR SV R YORK 14 OZ. Peas 3/894 CANADA 128 OZ. Vinegar $1.09 YORK 14 OZ Cream Corn 3/994 CAPRI BATHROOM 4/PKG. Tissue 89' "OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK" WE DELIVER 'i111 Final Markd0'' 4 on Street Le, -th Dresses Sundresses .' 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