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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-06, Page 11Come snow or cold ,Intended for last week Those Dungannon Senior Citizens are hardy folk, braving the elements to attend the weeklyeuchre card party. A good time was had by all, • especially those who won: Joe Courtney, John Harris, Evelyn Errington, Evelyn Errington and Jim Errington. .The monthly old tyme dance was cancelled due to illness and weather. Perhaps the March winds will not be as brisk or the snow banks as high. We all are looking forward to the Valentine pot luck supper being held on Feb. 16, 6:30 p.m. with regular cards to follow at 8 p.m. Wes Bearer, Cambridge renewed acquaintance on Thursday with an old school buddy Elmer Trommer. Sympathy is extended to Betty Turner on the death of her sister Marian Clark in London, on 'Feb. 2. Interment was in' Mount Pleasant _Cemetery. The Dungannon Agriculture Hall was the setting for a special euchre tournament on Feb. 5, with 22 tables in action. There was a three-way split for second and third prize. Clarence Hoy aid Harold Johnstone,.Larry Fisher and Frank Baer, Lois and Raymond Haggitt. Rather than a playoff, the two preferred sharing the wealth, each with a score of 78. The winning team of Allan Dickson and Jim Errington, with a score of 81, was in -first place. - Marie- Millian and .. Donna Cur- ran's tickets will permit them to free admission to the next euchre tournament. The wheel of fortune winners were Virginia Caesar and Lois Haggitt, • Vicky Lanka, Goderich,: spent the -weekend with birthday celebrant son, Jim -Ionescu, wife Corina and grandchildren Andrew, Alice and Robert. Proud Local grandparents George and Barbara Smyth, and Judy PAUL J. PICKERING TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTING Call for FREE Consultation! Dayj, Evenings, weekend appointments available. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-561-74.51 J. Paul Aitken, Manager 3 Rattenbury St. East, Clintgn CLINTON: (519) 482-1241 HEAD OFFICE: 1 I 1 Waterloo Si. LONDON. Ontario Anel ,Birthday Club. Jennifer Beyersbergen February 16, 1986 8 Years Old Tyler Phillips February 16, 1991 3 Years Old Sarah Morrison February 17, 1983 11 years old Melanie Willits February 18, 1987 " 7 Years Old Clint Hamilton February 18, 1989 5 years old Stuart Simpson February 20, 1988 6 Years Old Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 16, 1994 - Page 11 inclement weather doesn't deter euchre players Focus ON DUNGANNON. Smyth announce the arrival of twin grandsons - 5 lb. 13 oz, Jesse Michael and 4 lb., 8 oz. Cody Jason, first born of Sheri (Smyth) and Mike McIntyre of Brucefield, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Jan. 30. Skip (Gerald) and Yvonne McIn- tyfe and Marion McIntyre of Lon- don, share . equal grandparent honors. Welcome home to Carol (Smyth) and Steve Mackenzie, who have spent a year in Africa. Enid Maize/Williams Fenton from Tara was an overnight guest of Belle Mole and Frank Pentland recently. She attended a Goderich musical concert with Margaret Pritchard. Ross Errington of St. Helen's, a former Brookside school teacher, is now officially retired, celebrating the great 65 on Jan. 28. He was an. honored guest at several gatherings by family and friends. Birthday greetings to Robert Stothers, from the Dungannon com- munity, on his 90th on. Feb. 7. Also celebrating on that day was Herb Finnigan and Tim McNee who now is out of his teens. The Lost Heir fans from Dungan- non. and Holyrood area had an exciting game at^the home of Russ and Mary Mackie Sunday evening. Belle Mole, Frank Pentland, and daughter Pat Gibson and George, motored to London Sunday:to visit Rhena (Mrs.' Benson) Pentland at Parkwood Hospital. A family brunch was held at the Mayfair Restaurant, honoring the golden wedding anniversary of Margaret and Allan Cranston on Jan. 28 with their daughters, Nancy, Pat and Corinne, husbands Wayne Grigg, Gordon Hunt and Tom Ir- win, grandchildren Karen and Bren- da Grigg, Kitchener, Jim, Greg and Angela Hunt, St. Helen's, Candice and Peter Irwin, Belgrave. Joanne Whitney (nee Thompson) and Murray Morision of Courtright were honored at a social gathering at the Dungannon' Senior Citizen Centre on Feb. 5, by the Thompson families. , Fifty guest, friends and relatives from Kincardine, Wingham, Tees - water, Toronto, Lucknow and area, including a German exchange student Antze who is spending the school term with Corabelle and Arthur Danahy, were in attendance. A March wedding in Sarnia will take place for Joanne and Murray. Our congratulations. Micheline Montreuil chose the text "a call to Follow Jesus" on Jan. 30. On .Feb. 6, Sharon Wurm,, Lay Minister from Exeter, chose the "Call to Wholeness" as the sermon topic. Next Sunday, Feb. 13,.'a pot luck luncheonwill be served, in con- junction with Dungannon's annual meeting. A union communion ser- vice will be held at the Dungannon church at 8 p.m. for all four chur- ches in the Pastoral Union charge. The Colborne Snowmobile Club held its Poker Rally on a beautiful Feb. 5. One hundred and twenty- five snowmobilers purchased 160 poker hands at $10.00 a hand and a chance' to win in a draw one of the 100 prizes donated by various businesses. The $100 first prize winner was Robert Popps, Blyth; $75 second prize was won by Kim Burgsma of R.R.5, Goderich; and $50 third prize was a three way tie between Brian Argyle, Kathy Jenkins and Mike Petri who split the money between them. This is the first attempt for the Colborne Snowmobile Club to hold a poker rally and it was a very successful venture. Fifty per cent of the proceeds will go to Crohn's and Colitis > Foundation and the Children's Aid Society of Huron County. 11 February is Heart and Stroke Month. Canvassers will be going door to door. Your donations lielp give someone a second chance. Joe and Teresa Courtney received word that her uncle Cyril Austin suffered a slight stroke and was admitted to hospital in Florida last Thursday. Tests show he has a blocked vein in the neck. Eldon Culbert, Elmer Trommer and little nine month old Cassandra Rivett, daughter of 'Duane and Nancy Rivett, all patients at the Alexandra Marine. and General Hospital, (iodench were released in better health. Sandra Rivett of Little Current and her son Allan and Rebecca Rivett and family of Port Hope visited on the weekend with Scott and Lisa Rivett and family. A family dinner was held on Sunday, Feb.6 for all the Rivett families. Harold and Helen Jewell' also at- tended. Sandra, Allan and family returned to their homes on Monday. Sunday afternoon Feb. 6 was perfect for the yearly celebrations of "Family Fun Days" sponsored by the St. Helen's Snowmobile Club. A good turn out met at the club house' for a short business meeting followed by games and snow- mobiling along the trails, then back to the club house for a barbecue and desserts. Little two-year-old Brett Courtney of Blyth spent the weekend with his grandparents, Joe and Teresa Courtney. His parents Gary and Chris Courtney and family joined them on Sunday for birthday and anniversary dinner celebrations. Ryan Rivett, son of Scott and' Lisa Rivett and members of his Lucknow . Novice hockey team attended a hockey tournament in Howick on Friday and' Saturday of last week. , Kate's Reflection: "After all is said and done sit down." Let's keep Dungannon in the news by calling Margaret 529-7270 or Teresa 529-7189. KUBOTA FINANCE FLEXIBILITY SPECIAL FINANCE OFFER! On M50 and M80 Series % 12 months 3.9 5.4 ■ 7A 24 months % 36 months 48 months 60 months %. 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