The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-07-25, Page 16Page 16-Lncknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 25, 11979,
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Come from Scotland to attend reunion
BY FRAN RIEGLING
On Sunday, July 15th
descendants of the late Jam-
es and Mary Doherty held a
family reunion at the home of
Clarence and Loretta Doher-
ty who reside on the 4th
concession of. Ashfield. Am-
ong the. 63 members of the
immediate family., were the
honoured guests from Scot-
land, Carol and Seamus Ran-
kin who
an-kin.who have been visiting in
the area since. June 29th with
their relatives. Mrs. Mary
Oliver and her .son,. Al,
relatives from Merrill, Michi-
gan also dropped in for a
visit. The swimming pool
was the main attraction for
the younger generation,
while others enjoyed pitching
horse shoes, playing lawn
darts and last but, not least
enjoying the delicius barbe-
c ed meal. Seamus and
Ca of left for Scotland on
Ju 19th. Carol called Rita
Tigert. (her aunt) to say they
had arrived home in Scotland
around 2.30 'a.m."Friday,
July 20th. It took just five
and a half hours to fly from
Toronto to . Prestwick, Scot-
land. In comparison, Rita
and Jack drove them to the
airport in Toronto, returning
home in thesame amount of
time. Carol and Seamus
reached their home in Edin-
burgh at 8 a.m. their time the
same day.
Denise Dalton reports that
the playground program is;
progressingwell with new,
and exciting events taking
place each week. So .far,a'
variety of crafts have been •
explained, withchildren of -
}ten collecting nature items
on their ..hikes and using
them to create art works. The'
first week stressed water
safety in preparation for the
children's frequent afternoon
sessions at the beach. Many
who have had minimal water
training are receiving swim-
ming . instruction from the
playground supervisor, Joan-
ne Agnew . of Lucknow. Jo-
anne . has Instructor and
Life -guard qualifications and
has ample experience from
her past employment at
Lucknow and.Vanastra pools.
Frances Van Rooy, play-
ground leader, assists Jo-
annein organizing activities
for the playground on hikes
and at the beach. Frances
has St. John's Ambulance
Life-saver qualification. This
week, the/staff and volun-
teers will; be taking children
to Storybook Gardens in Lon-
don for the day. They will
also take part in the Child'-
ren's Program presented at
Point Farms Provincial Park
by, the Huron County Lib-
rary. Other excursions and
perhaps a camp out, are.
scheduled: for the playground
in upcoming weeks. What-
ever the activity there is sure
to be a lot of learning and fun
for all involved. -
Ambrose and Barbara
Redmond, Brian and Jennif-
er returned home after
spending a week's holiday
camping out. They stayed at
Barbara's aunt and uncle's
farm at Kent Bridge, visiting
With " Esther and Paul Gir-
'a oux's family, They camped at
Rondeau Park, Sand Hill at
Port. Burwell for a few days,
then staying at Fan hawe
Park in London arriving
home Friday Afternoon.
Weekend visitors at the
Clarice Dalton home were Ed
Chilton of Moosonee, Arthe-
mise and Mark Lalonde of
Shining Tree, Dawn Law,
friend of Arthemise, from
Washago, Bruce and Ann
Pritchard of Mississauga.
Grandchildren spending holi-
days are Tommy Chilton,
Christopher and Danny Mar-
tin. The Dalton family wel-
home Friday from visiting
Ray, $ue and baby, Mark
Heffernan of Lucan for .a few
days. The latter part of the
week she spent with ' her
youngest son, Jerry and her
sister, Miss Blanche Bilo-
deau, both of Stratford.
Blanche returned with Yvette
for the weekend. Ricky
Sheardown, son of John and
Anne (Heffernan) of St..
This week in,
KINGSBRIDGE
comed a new giandson to-
day, the first child of Paul
and Joni Dalton of Lucknow,
born at Wingham Hospital.
Congratulations to the proud
parents and grandma Clar-
ice.
Celebrates
birthday
Congratulations to the old-
est resident of Kingsbridge,
Frank Sullivan, who will be
celebrating his .91st birthday
on Wednesday, July 25.
Many happy returns on a
very special day just for you,
Frank from the whole com-
munity, and many healthy
and happy times in the
huture. If anyone knows the.
istory of the Kingsbridge '
area as well as Frank remem-
bers
emem-
bers it, he or she would be
very helpful in compiling the
upcoming Parish History.
Visiting at the Joe Court-
ney home this past week
were Mrs. Nina Bentley and
daughter, Velda Kay of
Jackson, Michigan. •Floyd
and Carl Courtney returned
to Jackson with them for a
week's holiday.
Percy and Sharon(Court-
ney) McClenagahn and fam
ily of Clinton are spending
their holidays at a cottage, in
Amberley. Helen Riegling
and sons visited with them
on Sunday.
Stan and Rosemary Hollo-
way, Chris and Denise of
Stratford, • Dennis Hogan of
Merton, Mrs. Marie. Hogan,
Jim and Bonnie • Hogan,
Steve and. Sherry, all of
Goderich, visited with Tom
and 'Karla Hogan and family
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hall-
man and family, Miss Edith
Cameron, Carol Hallman and
son4, Michael and John Paul;
all of Kitchener, are holiday-
ing at a cottage in Amberley.
When the Hallmans are in
the area, they attend .M.ass at
St. Joseph's Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolan
and family of Kitchener are
visiting with•their aunt, Miss
Ermina Dentinger, sister of
Father Ed Dentinger, at her
Summer home in Point Clark.
Remember the Senior's
meeting to be held Thursday,
July 26 in St. Joseph's Parish
Hall. Come and bring a
friend, the more the merrier.
If we are going to get a
program underway for our
Senior Citizens and other
interested people, then we
need your support and at-
tendance at the meetings!
See you bn Thursday.
Yvette Heffernan returned
Thomas, is holidaying with
his grandmother and rela-
tives in the area.
Mrs. Jack. Van Osch.re-
turned to her home in
Lucknow, after spending sev-
en weeks in Wingham Hos-
pital. A cheery "Hello" and
welcome home, from her
many friends and former
neighbours in the area.
Visitors from Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Antonne Van Ros-
sum and the latter's parents
are holidaying with all the
Van Osch families. They are
touring around and enjoying
their stay in Canada.
Sorry to learn that Grace
Austin has her leg in a
walking cast,_ after turning
help ankle last Thursday,
while taking her company
down to the lake.
Steve Howard and his
neighbour, Don Kuik, left on
Saturday for the holidays,
heading out West.
A large crowd attended the
fifth annual Pork Roast, held
this year at Barbara and
Peter Van Diepenbeek's
home: '
ST. JOSEPH'S
PARISH PICNIC
One of the bestcrowds
ever attended the annual St.
Joseph's Parish picnic at the
end of the twelfth concession
at North Ashfield Park. It
was a perfect day for the
picnic with the young head-
ing for the water for a cooling
swim. I am told the water
was just rightior-swimming.
Games of horse shoes got
underway, and some even
brought their cards for a few
hands of euchre. The pro-
gram of races and contests
for all ages began with the
following list of winners -- 5
years and under, ball toss,
Ray Dalton, Cathy Dalton,
Tammy Hogan; running, 5
and under, Ray Dalton,
Cathy Dalton, Unknown;.
backward race, 6 8 years,
Vince. Doherty, Danny Mart-
in, Maureen Stapleton; crab
Walk, Danny Martin, Brenda
Van Osch, Sharon Van Osch;
three-legged race, Maureen
Stapleton and Danny Martin,
Rhonda - Hogan = and Patricia
Stapleton; Sandra and Bren-
da Van Osch; backward race,
9 : 12 years, Lonny Doherty,
Tommy Gilmore, Chris Stap-
leton; crab walk, Kenny Van
Osch, Tommy Gilmore, Chris
Stapleton; three-legged race,
Sally and Linda Van Osch,
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COMPLETE
DUTCHDALE HOLSTEIN
pISPERSAL
of
MILKING FEMALES
BRED HEIFERS
Owned By
Joseph Van OsFh Lucknow
FRIDAY, JULY 27th, 1979
12, Noon
at
Don Wdlton's
dale Arena
Durham
65 - 79 R.O.P.HOLSTEINS
2 Very Good Daughters
Of Fradol C.N.E. of Sixty -Eight .[EX]
Fully Listed Herd
Annual Test Done June 5,1979
6 Very Good - 28 Good Pius - 6 Good - 4 NC
Herd To Be Reclassified
A herd with the ability to produce with a rolling herd
average 135 milk, 137 fat of BCA. With deep regret,
Joe Van Osch has been forced to sell his milking herd
and bred heifers becauiie of an accident which caused
back surgery. I feel thli is an' opportunity for Holstein
breeders t� purchase some fine foundation" animals.
Donald „E. Walton
A STYLISH DAUGHTER OF
DOWNALANE REFLECTION EMPEROR
[EX -EXTRA j
DUTCHDALE GAIL EMPEROR [VG]
4 year, 351 days 9,159 kg. - 329 - 3.59 BCA•169M -161F.
Her dam 7 year 305D, 15,188 lbs., 807 fat - 4%
4 last average 148M - 135F of BCA.
Fresh since January and safe in calf to Paclamar Astronaut
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS KIND! BY FRADOL C.N.E.
OF SIXTY-EIGHT [EX].
Dutchdale Lefty C.N.E. [VO] 1st, 2 -year-old, Huron B
& W Show 1974; 3rd, dry cow, Tri County B .& W Show
1976; 5 yr. 365 days, 10,371 kg milk, 388 fat, 3.9.Her
dam a GP daughter of Vinedale Reflection Dekol. Her
August, 1975, --OP daughter by Selling . Rockman
[EX, Extra], 2 year BCA, 135M -151F, due in October to
A Birch Hollow Royalty [EX -Extra]. Also a maternal
brother born June 12, 1978, by Downalane Reflection
Emperor [EX -EXTRA].
ANOTHER'C.N.E. DAUGHTER WITH A FUTURE!
Dutchdale CNE Marjorie [GP 83] born Nov. 1975, 2
year projected BCA, 144M - 146F. ' Her dam is a
daughter of Rotate Supreme Reflection [VG], 10 yr.,
339D,-;18;488 lbs., 617 fat, 3.74 BCA 135M + 140F; 2nd
dam [VG), 4 yr., 3650 17;413 - 849 - 3.73; 3rd dam
[GP], 4 yr., 3280 - 12,773 - 498 - 3.90
HER FULL SISTER SELLS! DUTCHDALE MISTRESS
C.N.E. [GP]
• 3 yr., 327D -'6,773 k.g.
milk, 244 - 3.6 percent BCA 138M - 133F.
Bred July 1, 1979 to A Melaires Johanna Senator.