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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-02-23, Page 5dungBnnon news Dungannon agricultural society sends delegates to convention By Marie Park Dungannon Agricultural Society members attended the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies 23rd annual convention February 16 and 17 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Five people from the Dun- gannon area were in attend- ance, Caro Nivins, Lynda McNee, Mary Ann Brindley, Marj Pentland and Fair Queen Carol Ann Smyth. Sessions were held both days and topics included effective meetings, manag- ing societies finances, show- casing exhibits at fairs, new ideas for fairs, etc. Wednesday evening a var- iety concert was held with entertainers including The Family Brown, Mercy Broth- ers, Leahy Family and Char- leton Show Band. Some 104 Fair Queens were present. They were in- troduced on stage after the concert, Dungannon Fair Queen, Carol Ann will com- pete for the Miss C.N.E. title later in the season. She also sang a solo for the lady delegates on Thursday morn- ing. Delegates hope to bring new attraction to the 1983 Dungannon Fair from the ideas brought forward at the convention. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Olson, nee Darlene Lloyd, who were married in Sutton, Ontario on Saturday, Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olson, Bryan and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Park, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Park, Wanda Park and Tim Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park. Two afternoon progressive crokinole parties were held at the homes of Jim Errington and Ben Mole in preparation for the invitation to attend Lucknow Senior Citizens pro- gressive crokinole party on Monday, February 21st. Congratulatins to Lily Riv- ett of Clinton who celebrated her 86th birthday on Feb- ruary 9. Mrs. Rivett and her late husband, George lived here for many years. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Schultz, Terry and Tina, R. R. # 3 Clinton visited with Amer and Gail Cook and Kevin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bendig and Joel of Goderich spent Saturday with Bill and Marie Park and Brad. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Mole visited Belle Mole of Luck - obituary now in Wingham Hospital on Sunday afternoon. Belle was expected to be released on Monday. Forty-five Dungannon and area senior ciitizens and friends enjoyed a Valentine smorgasbord pot luck supper at Brookside Public School on Wednesday, February 16 fol- lowed by 15 tables of euchre in play. Valentine cakes made by Louise Brindley were given as prizes for high lady, Kathleen Glen; low lady, Gloria Pearson; high man, Elmer Black; low man, Harve Alton. A door prize was won by Dynes Campbell, Dungannon 4-111 By Angela Glenn The second meeting of the Dungannon #1 4-H club was held at Sally Wright's home. Nancy Carmichael read the minutes of the first meeting. The roll call, Have you ever eaten German or Mennonite food, was answered by eight girls. The members discussed different cheeses and meats from a unit in their club books. They then prepared Potato Pancakes, Deli Spec- ial and Dutch Peach Kuchen. Everyone enjoyed sampling the dishes. Wilma [Fraser) Cuming Wilma J. Cumming of Kit- chener passed away Sunday, February 13, 1983 at the age of 77. Born May 9, 1905 in' Tor- onto she was the daughter of the late William Fraser and Mary Ellen Ross. She married Hance Mc- Knight Cumming in Toronto on December 28, 1931. She lived in the Molesworth area for 26 years before moving to Kitchener., Mrs. Cumming was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kit- chener. She is survived by a son, William J. Cumming of R. 5, Guelph and a daughter, Shirley, Mrs. Donald Hackett of R. 7, Lucknow. A sister, Helen Manley of Oshawa also survives as well as nine grandchildren and four great granchildren. She was predeceased by her parents, and a brother, Ross Fraser. The funeral service was conducted from the Robert Trench Funeral Home in Listowel on Wednesday, February 16, 1983 at 2 p.m. by Rev. Vern Tozer. Burial to follow in Moles- worth Cemetery. Pallbearers were Gary Cumming, Keith Cumming, Michael Hackett, Greg Blake, Tom Rapson, Ivan Wattam and Scot Crichton. her husband ripley obituaries .wers�s� Mary Brown The funeral service for the late Mrs. Mary Brown of Ripley and Sarnia was con- ducted on Monday afternoon February 7 by Rev. Paul Parkin of Sarnia at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Horne in Ripley. Spring burial will be in the Ripley Cemetery. The former Mary Steele, daughter of William Steele and Ada Jane Walden, she passed away on Friday, Feb. 4, 1983 in the University Hospital in London at the age of 59. She was predeceased by her husband Doug Brown and her parents. Surviving are her sister Minnie, Mrs. Ackermann of Hayward, California; and three brothers - Wilfrid of the 2nd concession west in Huron township, Bruce of Forest, and Gordon of Lucknow; also her foster daughter Joanne Ledbetter of London; also several nephews and nieces. Sympathy is extend- ed to all the family at this time of bereavement. Walter Collins Walter Collins of Purple Grove died on Friday February 11, 1983 in the Princess Court Home on Princes Street in Kincar- dine. At age 76 Walter was born on Thursday Dec. 20, 1906, in Huron township and his parents were the late Charles Collins and Joanne McDonald. The funeral ser- vice conducted by Rev. Philip Ruch of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Ripley was held on Monday after- noon February 14 at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Horne in Ripley. Spring burial will be in the Ripley cemetery. Surviving are his two sisters Margaret, Mrs. Harry Graham and Mrs. Ruth Colwell both of Kincardine. Sympathy is ex- tended to the family. Melissa Irene: Mt,rgan The death of Miss Melissa Irene Morgan occurred last Friday, February 18, 1983, in the Kincardine and District Hospital. Born on Wednes- day Nov. 9, 1898, in the Ripley area, likely conces- sion 10 east, Irene was in her 85th year and her parents were the late Henry and An- nie Morgan. The funeral ser- vice at the Davey-I,inklater Funeral Home on Princes Street in Kincardine was held on Monday afternoon this week Feb. 21 with Rev.. Gerald Paul of Kincardine United Church officiating. Spring burial will be in Kin- cardine Cemetery'. She is survived by one sister Hazel, Mrs. Wellington Campbell of Kincardine and two brothers Elmer of Scarborough and Rov of Kincardine; also one niece Betty (Morgan) ; Mrs. Bryan Kerman of Scar- borough, two great nieces Kim and Renee Kerman and one great nephew Jeoffrey Kerman all of Scarborough. She was predeceased by three sisters Vera, Verna. and Priscilla and one brother Reid. Sympathy is extended at this time of bereavement. talehatow Seatimei, Wednesday, IPebreary 23® 1913-- S A Spring is here! and along with it, a Cash Break to get you in the mood! 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