The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-10, Page 10Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 10, 1994
"Oh,
baby
face"...
Courtney Robertson, 3'/2 months old, placed
first In the up to four months category of the
baby contest during Dungannon Fair days.
Her parents are Deb and Rob, of R.R. 5,
Goderich. (Pat Livingston photo) .
•
•
Elisabeth Miltenburg, the five month old
daughter of Jayne and Ben, of R.R. 7, Luck -
now, placed first in the 4-8 month category of
the baby contest held during Dungannon Fair
days. (Pat Livingston photo)
Eleven -month-old Elyse Archambault,
daughter of Vicki and Denis of Goderich,
placed first in the 8 to 12 months category at
the Dungannon Fair and Family Fun Days.
(Pat Livingston photo)
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News from
Dungannon
Intended for last week
Deloris Culbert acconspailicd her
daughter Linda and Don. Carter and
daughter Cody, of Wingham, to
Tobermory on July 26.
Teresa. and Joe Courtney, Mar-
garet and Jim Errington, along with
friends from the Lucknow Drop in
Centre attended the hilarious
comedy, Affections of May, at the
Drayton Theatre, on July 26.
Winners at euchre play during the
seniors games were Jack Bosman,
David G. Swan, Gloria Pearson and
Teresa Courtney.
Margaret (Pentland) Pritchard was
honored on her 90th birthday with
an intimate gathering at the
Goderich hospital on Aug. 3.
Enid Mazie Fenton, Tara, accom-
panied by Janet McCrae, sang two
of Margaret's favorite hymns. A
short program was presented by the
Dungannon. UCW with prayer by
Rev. Alex McGilvery.
Gerry . Upthcgrove celebrated a
birthday Aug. 6 at the home of her
friend Debbie.
Marsha Federico and boys Joshua
and Cory, of Amherstburg were
recent visitors with her father,
Lorne Alton and Susan.
on Aug. 3., euchre winners at the
Senior Citizen Centre were Evelyn,
Errington and Lady Alex, Harold
Kraemer, Tom Culbert and Nels
Pearson: •
Elmer and Aileen Trommer
celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary on Aug. 14, at the
Seniors Centre.
Jean and Ivan Henderson of
Toronto, from their summer
residence Sauble Beach, attended
the Conley-Tolton wedding on Aug.
5 and visited with Henderson -Er-
rington families in the area.
Sympathy is extended to Ettabclle
(Webster) Bradley and daughters
Brenda, Faye and Alice in the sud-
den passing of husband and father
Bill Bradley on Aug. 3.
• Retired ,Salvation Army Majors
Lewis and Eileen Ashwell visited,
her sister Sandra D'Aoust and
family recently. Other visitors were
Claude's sister Claudette and Gary
Selies of Chelmsford.
Sympathy is expressed to Bill
Sproul of Toronto in the passing of
his wife, Thelma, on Aug. 7, and to
daughter Gilda and husband Wayne,
and granddaughter Beth.
Nancy and Mike JuBoulay (the •
Kitchener bagpiper) visited Bernice
Glenn and family recently and
performed with the Kincardine Pipe
Band on the long weekend. Bill and
Vera Phipps were also visitors.
Several from the area attended the
Old Tyme Fiddlers Jamboree on the
long weekend. Tom Culbert
delighted the audience with his
voice as he played his violin.
Eldon and Mary Austin returned
home on Aug. 4 after spending
.see Hendriks, page 15