The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-07-23, Page 10r v
age XO -- Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 23, 199'
New bridge officially
by Teresa Courtney and
Margaret Errington '
An update . - 20 years
'Igo July.. 21, 1977, a new
bridge spanned the Nine
Mile River at. Dungannon.
Cutting the ribbon was
Reeve of Ashfield
Township Warren Zinn
,and Murray Gaunt MPP.
Other dignitariespresent
were Councillors Allan
Gibson, Grant Farrish,
Finley MacDonald:, John
Austin and clerk Donald
Simpson.'
Visiting Helen Stothers.
this past week were her
sister Millie and husband.
George Whitlam from
Oakville. '
Euchre winners at the
Seniors Centre were Dorris
Glousher, Barbara
Pollock, Jim Errington and
Dave Sproul.
The wedding of a for-
mer Dungannonite Todd
Park, son. of Bill and
Marie, to Stacey Henry,
daughter of Ron, and Mary
Lou, took place at North
Street United Church,
Goderich on July 12,
The groom was attend-
ed by friend Marty Rivett,
Deep River, another for-
mer .Du.ngannon lad..
Following a motor trip to
New York State and sur-
rounding area, the bridal
couple will reside in
Sarnia,
Honoring: the approach-
ing marriage of Jeff
Pentland and Adeena
Billson, a social evening,
featuring a pig roast was
held at the grooms farm -
(the forrner Eldon Culbert
farm.)
Descendants of the late
Joseph and Grace
(Westrope) Courtney held
their annual family
reunion on July 19 at the
Lion's Community Park in
Blyth.
The eldest person pre-
sent was .Vivian • Hogan
and the youngest Rebecca.
Sue Judge. The closest
birthday was for. Gary
Courtney celebrated on
July 18. •
Congratulations . to.
opened 20 years ago
George 'Cardiff who cele-
brated his birthday on July
20. Relatives, friends and
neighbors called • to extend •
best wishes, including his
son Murray and Bonnie of
Toronto.
Baby Emily
Schoenberger, daughter of
Anton and Andrea, was
baptized at Kingsbridge
on Sunday.
The North Enron
Parish Cluster pot luck
picnic for the parishes of
St. Mary's, Lucknow; St.
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Augustine; St. Ambrose,
Brussels; Sacred Heart,
Wingham and. St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge was held on
Sunday afternoon, at
Grant Chisholm'sbeach
property.
Former CKN 'Barn
Dance entertainers provid-
ed an eXeeilent two hour
olde tyme musical concert
at Hepworth on Sunday,
a tribute to Graham
Townsend. Several
°Dungannonites attended.
The family of the late
Jim and Irene (McQuaid)
Little held their family
reunion it Brookside
School on Saturday.
Helen Kuik, a patient at
the Wingham and District
Hospital• fon about one
week, was able to return
home.
Bob and •Maureen
Wilkins and family
Catherine, Steven and
Melissa, holidayed at
Cyprus Lake Park, near
Tobermory on the week-
end. Father Herb Wilkins,
• Chesley Lake celebrated
his birthday, number 65 on
July 27.
Patricia Arsenault,
daughter of Rene and
Sharon, became the bride .
of Denis Ayotte, in an out-
• door setting at the resi-
dence of friends in Auburn
on Saturday.
Of interest • to
Dungannon Union
Pastoral -charge, is the
marriage of former lay
• person Sharon Willis
Wurrn to Charles
Whitwell in June. The
newly weds are residing in
the Bayfield area.
Ashfield canvass
raises $270Q
for cancer research
The Canadian. Cancer
Society canvass for funds
in 1997 has been success-
fully completed in
Ashfield Township.. A
total of $2732.25 was col-
lected.,
ollected.• • •
The .following persons
took part in the•campaign:
organizing captain,:
Jennifer Miltenburg, team
captains Ken Scott, Kathy
Westbrook, . Joan
Courtney, Eileen Wilson.
'Canvassers Elaine
Collins, Finlay
MacDonald, Cindy
Simpson, Mary Simpson,.
Idelle Austin, Nolda Scott,.
Margaret Martin, Gloria
Hackett; Anne Andrew,'
Shirley Knoop,Pat
Sherratt, Sarah uBender
. ,Kuik; Ann Berry, Kathy
"Westbrook, Helen
Baumbach and Rose
Heinbuch.: Mel`
Farnsworth, of Goderich
Unit, extends his apprecia-
tion to•all• canvassers,'•
team captains and. espe.-
'cialiy to. the donors for
'their generosity
Graduates start
neRt stage of life
• .Our congratulations go
out to three young ladies
.in out community who
have completed their uni
versity .choices and are
entering the next stages of
their lives.
Betty Anne' Murray,
-daughter of Charles. and
• Joan 'Murray; Krista Wall,
daughter of Don and
Linda:. Wail of .the tenth'
and Susan Meyer, -daugh-
ter Of John and Kini
Meyer of Holyrood.
Visitdrs this week with
Myrtle Percy were Joan
Bertrand and Winifred
Percy of Simcoe, and
Nancy Gibson of Ashfield,
Township.
Edburt and • »Nina
-Bushell entertained friends
and neighbors on
Saturday. Those attending.
were •May .Boyle,
Lucknow, Joan Bertrand
and Winifred Percy,
Simcoe, and' Myrtle Percy
and Bessie Maulden from
here. .
The Presbyterian :con-
gregation was lead in wor-
ship on Sunday morning
by Mark • Bertrand of
,-Simcoe. Mark is the son of
Joan Bertrand (Percy).
The 27th annual picnic
for the descendants of
Fred Haldenby and
Pheniah .Hodgins ;was held
Sunday' at.thehome
• farm at Westford. Fifty-
seven young'and old
enjoyed the afternoon of
reminiscing and games.•
The .afternoon culminated
with a beef and ham bar-..
becue, Some people even
enjoyed 'some moose. The
• weather held off so no one
got wets
Some friends around
here travelled to , the sports
club at Claude Dore's fora
°pork'barbecue on Saturday.
night put on.by Allen and
Lucy Miller: Local musi-
cians supplied the enter-
tainment.