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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-31, Page 18Page 18 - Lucknow•Sentinel, Wednesday, August 31, 1994 Culbert families gather in Dungannon for reunion Harvey and Becky Culbert held the 16th annual Culbert family reunion at their home an Sunday, beginning with a smorgasbord pot luck dinner with approximately 60 members attending,. Games for both the young and old were enjoyed including: who had the biggest foot, the smallest foot, the biggest belt, the most buttons and the most jewellery. Family pictures were enjoyed. The slate of officers for 1995 include president Alma Huston; vice-president Dorothy Williams; program Carol Nivins and Lynn Oliver; sports Duane Culbert and Bryce Ritchie; tea helper Donna Culbert, program committee Deloris Culbert and Wendy Ritchie. George Errington is responsible again for the business portion of the picnic to be held next year at Harvey and Becky Culberts' on the third Sun- day in August. Relatives were present from Detroit, Michigan; Sarnia; Clinton; Goderich; Bervie; Ripley; Amber-' I, NSULAt%ilU RES. • FARM • IND. Steei.,lsNwg w URETHANE FOAM AND BLOWN CELLULOSE INSULATION - (519) 528-2279 ,, ley; Lucknow and surrounding area. Registration for Dungannon Play School was hold last Wednesday and Friday at Dungannon Senior Centre for children ages 21/2 to 4 years. School will begin on Sept. 15 with Dawn Tucker, co-ordinator and • teacher with parent helpers. .Registering for the 1994-95 school year were Kelsey Burgsma, Holly Clarke, Kyla Curran, Jamie Geddes, Wesley Hackett, Peter Hendricks, .Robert Ionescu, Megan Logtenberg, Nicole Logtenberg, Tina Logtenberg, Kayla McWhin- ney, Dawn Norman, Danille Ref- flinghaus, Calvin Rivett, Cody Shepherd, Quintep Shiels. Four spaces were still open at close of registration on Friday. Larry Brindley is building an all brick raised ranch house on Proud - foot Street for his family. At present, Larry, his wife Kelly and three daughters Amanda, Nicole and Stephanie are renting the Eldon Culbert home and plan to move into this new spacious five bedroom YORK Heatu , & Air Conddionn Sales & Service • Air conditioning • High efficiency furnace ONTARIO PRO -AIR LTD. Let 'Our volume buying save you money! . Phone 35'7-3812 Fax 357-4632. Oni Wide 144W-893.4477 MECHANICAL BRUSSELS Plumbing &'•Nater Conditioning 24 Hour Emergency -Service - Residential Commercial • Industrial • AL BRAGG Bus. & Fax (519) 887-9930 Res: 887-9228 • RR #5 Brussels, Ont. DUNGANNON house, by. Sept. 20. The girls will all be going to Brookside School. Bernie Wiekle from Rodney spent some time in Dungannon recently visiting with . Lynda McNee and family. • Kelly NcNee, Peter. Adams, Col- leen Dalton and Suzanne Schultz of the Port Albert 4-H Club team, with leader Donna Hayden took part in "Go for the Gold" on Aug. 17, in Clinton. They. won the first of three rounds. John and Myrtle Spivak will be celebrating 50 years of married life with open house for friends, neigh- bors and relatives at the Dungannon Seniors Centre on Saturday after- noon, Sept. 3, from 2 to 4 p.m. Vivian Bryan of Toronto visited on Sunday with her uncle Joe Courtney and Teresa. The fourth W.G. Thompson and M.C. SMITH APPLIANCES & T.V.'s 132 Main St. W,, LISTOWEL 291-3810 Free Delivery SERVICE TO ALL APPLIANCES, TV'S & VCR'S "Nobody beats our prices" The Fume o the Week! nom s;x. rJP --r itita W_. • MORTGAGES DEPOSIT SERVICES LAURENTIAN BANK • LENDING SERVICES • OF CANADA •MUTUALFUNDS 138 THE SQUARE . GODERICH 524-7385 237 JOSEPHINE ST. 'WINGHAM 357-2022^,, '.iitiiSiiiio-�:iii'i`k!i:.'.';s'ii�•%JS <.`t•.'t,':'1`;'•i. x:; ,4I PETER INGLIS BACKHOE AND BULLDOZE SERVICE, • Licensed septic installation & pumping • Site preparation excavation TEESWATER 392-6068 r1 11141111. A.R. MacDonald. Construction Ltd. 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Grandparents Margaret and Jim Errington are happy to receive the announcement that granddaughter Krista Pannabecker Nesbitt has suc- cessfully completed the three year Registered Nursing Diploma Program at Conestoga College in Strafford and the Ontario Registered Nurses Examination. Regular worship services will resume at Donnybrook 9:30 a.m. and Dungannon 11 a.m. on Sept. 4. •POURED FOUNDATIONS BALL TYPES OF CONCRETE FLOORS •COMPLETE CONCRETE WORK -GENERAL CONTRACTING • RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL Sunday school superintendent Kathy McNee advises that the Sun- day school curriculum entitled The Whole People of God, begins on • Sept. 11. Congratulations to Wayne and Dawn Tucker, who celebrated their ' 17th wedding anniversary on Satur- day. Twelve tables of euchre were in play last Wednesday evening at Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre with May Goode, Teresa Courtney, Margaret Errington and Tom Cul- bert declared winners. Tracey Norman and Eric Tait have become new residents of Dun- gannon. They are residing in the former Mel Jones home, with their four young children, Amber, Dawn, Thomas and Natasha. Visiting with Rev. Alex and Alexandra McGilvery at the Dun- gannon manse this weekend were his sister Margaret and husband David Shanahan and four sons Elliot, Gordon, Kelly and Douglas from Streestville.. �I A- picturesque wedding ceremony for Grant Dickson and Judith Bow- man was held on the banks of the Grand River, Bridgeport on Aug. 20. His uncle, and aunt, Allan and Beth Dickson and cousins Diane, Wendy, Arlene and Ralph Curran attended. Grant is theson of the late Harold Dickson and Lois Nivins. Angela Glenn became the bride of Elwyn Brindley at Knox Pres- • b terian Church, Goderich on Y Saturday,Aug. 27 with Rev. David Nicholson. officiating. Piper Michael DuBouiay piped the bridal couple into the reception at the Holmesville Community Centre. The black and white decor was evident in all aspects of the wed- ding and reception. • Sparklers high lighted the 75th birthday of Grandmother Cora Thompson. • - Ed and Melba Stiles joined the. Goderich seniors on a -chartered bus, attending the Royal Bank Jubilee at the Ray Thompson Hall. in Toronto recently: Melba's family ancestors met in Chesley for ,their annual . get together recently. Hats off to Frank Pentland celebrating his 85th birthday on Sept. 1. Born in Fr ank s mother was unable to attend the Laying of the Corner Stone at Dun- gannon United Church due to "The Baby". - This Space Reserved For Your Business Card 528-2822 RANDY'S FURNACE CHIMNEY CLEANING -Complete Stove & Chimney Sales & Service •Chimney Relining , Caps, etc. Certified Wood Burning Technician Fyl},,t R. OEN RoCM ,.6,11 41.1.0 5...E LIVING. ROOM 12 LC • MAIN' FLOOR PLAN 1994 S0. FT. TOTAL FLOOR AREA 2226 50. Pr. 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