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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-23, Page 5First spring walk Congratulations to Henry and Annette Hendriks on the birth of a baby girl Kara Elizabeth Ann on Monday, Feb. 7 at the Clinton Public Hospital, weighing in at 6 lbs. 8 oz. Proud grandparents arc David and Betty Kirkland and Mar- tin and Nolda Hendriks. We welcome home Clayton Alton who has been a patient at, Univer- sity Hospital, London. Sincere sympathy is extended to Bernie and Bridget (Dalton) Van Osch and family on the death of little seven -day-old Natalie Bridget. Her funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, Feb. 19 at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge. Ian and Donna (Lannon) Parker of R•R.113, Ilderton visited with Joe and Teresa Courtney on Tuesday, Feb. 15. A beautiful sunny day but travelling was difficult at times due to white outs between banks of snow along the way. Registration for Junior and Senior Kindergarten took placet St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, on Tuesday, Feb'. 15. Junior Kindergar- ten registrants were Mallory Caesar; • Quaid Crawford; Amy Doherty; Travis Farrish; Katherine Hoger- vorst; Jessica Knoop; Amanda Lehoczky; Michelle .Lewis; Darcy Quinlan; Marty Quinlan; Meghan VandenBroek; Patrick VanDiepen- beck; and Alex Van Osch. • Kindergarten' registrants were Peter•Dykstra; Melissa VanDiepen- ' beek; Matthew Van Osch; " and Tommy Van Osch. A large crowd attended' the con- signment auction sale of tractors. • and miscellaneous items held at Brindley Sales Yard, Dungannon on Saturday, Feb: 19. . • Dungannon Play School children with teacher Dawn Tucker and helpers went for their first Spring walk along Albert ' Street on. Thursday, Feb. 17. They had their newly made' cardboard binoculars for bird watching but soon found out ' the birds were shy -and flew away .when they heard . them coming. ' • They viewed the birds and feeders • at Penny and,. Terry Hodges' and Virginia and. David Caesar's; St. Helen's Snowmobile Club are making use of the snow with a SO" - 59 50. snowmobile run to be held on • Sunday, • Feb. 27 (see ad). Registration is from' noon till 2 p.m. -at the clubhouse at $5 a chance, or 3 for $10. Fifty per cent of the money.,taken in will be given out in six prizes. . First 15 per cent, second- 12 per- cent, third 10 per cent, fourth 7 per cent, fifth, 4 per cent, sixth 2 per cent. Totalling. 50 per cent. A lunch. booth will be available at the club house. ' Public Speaking was held at the Lucknow Legion Hall on Friday, Feb. 18. Winners from • Kingsbridge representing the Junior Division were: Bridget Hogan and Natalie Hogan, daughters of Lawrence and ,Marianne Hogan. . • Senior Division: Katie Dalton daughter of Paul and Joni Dalton and Evan Hickey, son of Jim and Teresa Hickey. Winners from Brookside represen- ting the Junior Division were: Elyse DeBruyn, daughter of John and Maureen DeBruyn and Corey Rin- toul daughter of Barb Rintotil. Senior Division: Melissa. Lynn Dozois daughter of Richard and Annie Dozois and Cathy Carincross daughter .of Bruce and Judith Canncross. Although none of these children placed, they did a good job and deserve a lot of praise for doing such a fine job. Congratulations to all who spoke especially to the winners. A large crowd attended the dance at the Safford Valley Hall on Saturday, Feb. 19, sponsored by the staff of W.G. Thompson and Sons Limited. Music was by "The Ruins." Thirty-two attended the pot luck supper at the Dungannon Senior DUNGANNON Citizen Cente on Wednesday, Feb. 16. Following the smorgasbord, Rev. Rick Magie addressed the gathering, with a thought provoking .message "Living Wills." Nine tables of euchre were in progress with Raymond Haggitt, Frankie, Bernice Henry and Shirley Kennedy declared winners. Musical entertainment was provided by Harold Johnstone's Old Tyme Toe - Tapping Tapes, Did you note Minnie (Pearl) Margaret E. strolling down Dungan - non's Main Street on Friday, with her new Tilley hat, acquired through a CIBC promotion. Phil Sommers had the misfortune to have his parked -station wagon damaged, following a Main Street collision Tuesday night. Grandma Yvonne has 'been holidaying at the • Inn, while grandsons Michael and Kenny Gregory sons of Janice and:Danny Gregory . have been hospitalized receiving treatment with a bout of the croup and A.J has been nursing the gout. • John Linton, husband of Jaren Dawson, a weather meteorologist from Edmonton, Alberta was a mid week visitor with the Dawson families. Twenty-eight past and • present members of Dungannon and Nile UCW met at the Candlelight Res- taurant in Goderich for their Secret Friend Dinner on • Thursday, Feb. 17, noon with Margaret Errington 'convening. - The mystery of the "Red" (place matted) "Bean" was solved when Alma Black, Elsie Irvin, Louise Brindley, Belle Mole, Jean Er- rington, Bernice Henry and Donna Young were randomly selected for ' readings and recitations. Joan Dougherty assisted• the president Jean Errington 'with the delivery of Friendship gifts. Missing from last years' group photo was,Lillian Turner, sympathy was expressed to 'family members. Table -favors were crafted by Leona Boyle which contained after dinner mints. A Biblical book mark also graced the table for each guest. Sunday Morning Worship at Dungannon United Church, was in charge by Lay Minister Sharon Wurm with the title of the message was "New Beginnings," for the first Lenten service. The Dungannon C.G.I.T. will be doing their 30 hour famine on Feb. 25 and 26. for World Vision Canada. This is a•, Christian 'Humanitarian Relief and Develop- mentorganization that . supports child .cam worldwide. Three Dungannon young ladies have returned from the Caribbean; Lynda, Debbie and Bev. They reported smooth sailing on the Cruiser M.T.S. Triton, excepting two rough nights. Casual dress on board ship for breakfast and lunch, with formal attire for evening din- ner and entertainment, which was provided by the Good Brothers, Karl Keyes Orchestra and the Townsends, Graeme and Eleanor. , Eleanor (Reed) was • pleasantly surprised to meet up with home town girls. Other locals holidaying were Gordon and Pat Hunt, St. Helen's who had a belated 25th wedding anniversary: , Also her sister Nancy and Wayne Grigg Kitchener, who remained on board ship for the second week. Kate's Reflection - Security- the felling of well being. 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