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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-10-19, Page 14Page 14 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 19, 1994 Erringtons return from visit in Surrey, B.C. Jim and Margaret Errington have returned from a 10 day visit with daughter. Cindy and Bill McConnell, ,grand daughter Erin and Cousin Marjorie Andreasen in Surrey, British Columbia. They flew to Calgary, where they wore welcomed by Rev. Garth and Rev. Orilla Bogart and son Stephen to the .Big Valley Manse and Lake Rochon cottage. World Wide Com- munion was served in Big Valley and Erskine by Rev. Garth and by Rev. Orilla at Morrie and Munson charges, which are located near the famed Drumheller Badlands. A tourist attraction was a mock hold - up of an excursion train, engineered by steam, . travelling from Stealer, , Alberta, through the Valley. Travelling from Edmonton, by train the Erringtons enjoyed a spec- tacular view of the mountains retur- ning by air from Vancouver. . Wilfred and Marjorie Pentland had 32 members of their immediate family on Thanksgiving Day to celebrate, W ilfred's 80th birthday. The family arrived from London, Toronto, Tillsonburg, Kincardine, Ingersoll, Belgrave, Goderich and Dungannon. Among those present were two great grandchildren. Visitors this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed of Port Col- borne, Ben Pentland of London, and Mr. and Mrs Walter Hobbs, of New Liskeard. A large crowd attended the benefit dance in Ripley for Brian and Jeannette Courtney, who lost their barns by fire. Presentations were made by Mike Njcholson and Shawn Dalton. Music was supplied. by Boyd's Orchestra. Special thanks to all who helped make this a very merhorable evening. Phyllis Chapman of Fredericton, New Brunswick visited her sisters Jean and Russell Phillips and Irene and Bob Markham during the past week. They spent Thanksgiving with the former's daughter Rosalene and Herb Barger and family in Burlington. There were 11 tables of euchre in play at the Dungannon Senior Centre on Oct. 5. High winners were Lois Cunningham and Raymond Haggitt with low going to Ella Hand and Jack Bosman. On Oct. 12 there were seven tables in play with first place winners Fred Crawford, and a tie between Grace Cartwright and Lois Haggitt, with low prizes claimed by Tom Culbert and Dorothy Cuyler. Congratulations to Evelyn Er= rington who celebrated her 85th birthday on. Saturday. A delicious dinner was brought to her house by Jean and George Errington and grandson Bill, along with birthday cake and ice cream for all to enjoy as friends, relatives and neighbors called to wish her well during open house in the afternoon. Dungannon seniors attended open DUNGANNON house at the Blyth United Church honoring Harvey Sillib's 90th birthday celebration on Sunday afternoon. , A good crowd enjoyed the old Lyme dance held at the seniors centre on Oct. 7. Music was by The Country Ramblers, formerly known as The Purple Grovers. Five Dungannon Seniors attended the zone $ United Senior Citizens of Ontario 19th annual fall rally on Oct. 13 at the Seaforth Legion Hall. Dungannon's president Jean Phil- lips is 'zone 8 USCO president and presided over the meeting. Rev. Bruce Cook of Seaforth United Church was .guest speaker. Euchre was played with Belle Mole winning a draw with Teresa Courtney for the most games won. Belle also won a share the 'wealth and a door prize draw. Other Dun- gannon winners were Jean Phillips, Aileen Trommcr, and Teresa Courtney. Sympathy to Doreen and Bob McConnick on the death of Doreen's nephew Bryan McBeth of Rothsay, 47, Bob's aunt, May Grummett, passed away on Oct. 15 in St. Catharines in her 89th year. Modern square dance classes ' began at .the Brookside School on Oct. 5 with Neva McVittie doing 13ccnu'c (d..}t,n, ncwsl'nper ;rntl, flyer insect -tet(,t'crt in lu,trsCltl,I.lspith Phut Rilx service is ;it) ititretlil,le 7S1"t',. fleennst, t,l \r1u, tlx,st nett,i,arcrs 2S0,000 h ttiies (,f them didn't end Irl in landfill. 11()lr. much money (lid th.,,t-t ve;)r?' \Iillii 1,1 LI1,ll;tr». Add titer to t11c more rho!) h ntillirin rctcnt,C gener;ttetl ),(1111 tite Ile of ;I till{11'Il'I of ;1 i iIIlt,ll tt,nnes t,f l,ltl rrt tt�l ,ti ers, ;red tlit (..l1,t (,I t(1)1ertine, ltt \\ •l�;tl eta tllr(lIIu,ll Iht I;liiC Box is !here than tt;telctl. ttrl)(isetl.' Well, ttt,tt that von knout, take a l,,,a. flet 1 t lit1t4Welt }•;tilers ittttl flyer inserts re.11t)nt•ui„snttesssntty, 1hanks t(t1(nf. 15°1° l ECOVEIrr • - -.• The Newspaper Publishers of Ontario the calling oft. Congratulations to Eugene and Betty Frayne who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with an anniversary Mass on Sunday. Parishioners joined with Eugene and Betty and family for refresh- ments and further celebrations held in the church basement. Ross and Jeff Brindley, Scott Rivett, Dan Gregory, Pat and Harry Boyle and Greg Stevenson have returned from a 10 day moose hunting trip in .the Thunder Bay area. They camped in the bush and were able to bring home three moose. Ross and .Mary Ann Brindley of Ross' Country Carpets and Kitchens are building a new 30' x 64' • storage stied. Allan and Irma Reed. of Port Colborne visited on Friday and Saturday with Dungannon friends and also with Belle Mole in L ut k- now. Harvey and Beck Culbert attended the retirement party for Bill Taylor and his wife Helen held at the Stanley Township Recreation Hall, Varna on Saturday. Bill has been road superintendent of Stanley Township for 44 years. Emily Michaud of Calgary, is spending two weeks with her twin daughters Jeannette Courtney and Annette Daley. She attended the benefit dance at Ripley for Brian and Jeannette. Liddles move to new home Mrs. and Mrs. Allen Lamon and children spent Thanksgiving .with their families in Chesley. Dorothy Engel of Point Clark, Mary Black of Ripley and Lorraine McGuire visited with Catherine Reihl in the Zurich Nursing Home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liddle and family recently moved from the 2nd concession to their new home in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Black and girls had Thanksgiving dinner with Mary Black of Ripley. 0- by Loraine McGuire The Huron Bruce children Hel- pers are having a rummage sale on Oct. 28 and 29 at the home of Jack McGuire. See advertisement in Lucknow Sentinel and Kincardine News for dines. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire, Chris and Scott enjoyed a lovely Thanksgiving meal and visit with Pearl Roulston of Paisley. LIVET OCTOBER 23-29, 1994 Partners/lips for Grou't/, The Federal Business Development Bank Presents "Putting On The Ritz" "How To Give Extraordinary Customer Service and Alleviate Fear." 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