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Luclntow Sentinel, Wednesday, .May 26, -.1982 --page 19
Welcomes the arrival of first granddaughter
By Made Park
Congratulatio. ns to. Don;
'and Jayne Broughton of Lon-
don on the ,birth of their •6 lb..
I/2 oz. daughter, Rebecca
Jean, on May 4 at Victoria
Hospital; Rebecca is th€first
grandchild for Mrs. Jean
Broughton and second
grandchild for, Mr, and Mrs.
Don Ivison .of Tilbury. Jean
visited with her granddaugh-
ter for four days last week:
Brad•Park entertained sev-
eral friends on Saturday
when he celebrated his
eighth birthday.'
John and Kathy Stanbury
enjoyed dinner out in London
on, Saturday evening to cele.
brate their wedding anniver-
sary, Congratulations!
Visitors on Sunday with
Bill and Mark Park and Brad
were Mike and Val Bendig
and Joe of Goderich, Tom
and Millie Lawlor of Auburn
and Mrs. Gertrude Park.
Elmer and Gail Cookwere
in London on Saturday to
visit Gail's mother, Mrs. Roy
Ashton, who is a patient in.
University Hospital. Mr.
Ashton accompanied them.
Marie Park visited her moth
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er through the week.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Art
Young (Isabel. Foran) who
were married at St. August-
ine on. Friday, A. reception
was hell in the: Lucknow
Community Centre following
the ceremony.
Dungannon U.C.W.
The May meeting of the
Dungannon U.C.W. held at
the home of Doris and
George Cowan, was well at-
tended. The theme of the
devotional was, Trust, and it
was taken ' by Beth McCon-
nell and . Delores Culbert,
who gave readings on Trust
and Peace. Emily' Drennan
read an article. entitled, A.
Lesson in Trust. •
Nora Saunders,' 1st, vice
president, took over " the
business part of the meeting,
thanking the Cowans for the
use of their home. The quilt
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which . the • ladies tied and
which was displayed in Cora
Sherwood'sstore window
has been sold.
The feature for May was a
sing song led by Mr. Cowan.
This proved to be very lively
as Mr..' Cowan added some
action selections.
Everyone enjoyed a social.
time and a delicious lunch.
was served by Nora Saunders
and Delores Culbert.
Brookside Broadcast' '
By Tray, Livingston,
Cathy Baltzer and
Fern. Muth
On. Wednesday, May 19th
Brookside held their annual
Track and Field Day:.. The
winners are as follows: sen•
for girls, Kelly Markham,
runner, up, Chris Gibson;
senior . boys, Wayne Bos,
runner up, Leroy Dougherty;
intermediate girls, Shelly
Good, runners up, Laurie
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Pentland and Nancy°Hunter;
intermediate boys, Scott
Hackett, runner .up, Murray
Curran; junior girls, Donna.
Raynard, runners, up, Steph-
anie Durnin and Lelsa Rau
junior boys, Scott Gibson,
runner up, Kirk Livingston;
midget girls, Julie Pentland,
runner up, Melissa. Logten-
berg; midget boys, Philip
Luedemann, runner up, Joey
Curran; primary girls, Sheila
' Haymers, runner up, Tanya
Hodges; primary boys, Joel
Wright . and' Duane Durnin,
tied' for first..
Mrs. Jolly and Mrs.
Young's grade . one classes.
went to the African Lion.
Safari on May 20. Mrs.
Tebbutt and. , Mrs. .Nivins'
grade two and. three • went to
° Goderich on ' May 17. Mr.
Liddle's . grade , five class
went camping at Camp Men-
esetung on May 17 and 18.
The Pre -Kindergarten
. screening was held on Thurs-
day, May 20, The children
worked with the, staff, mem-
bers, from the Student Sery-
ices Department In Clinton.
The Ping Pong tournament
was . held at Brookside on '
May 14 with East Wawanosh
Ind Brookside participating.
Results are asfollows; grade
8 girls, , Veronica Bakelaar
E.W., runner up, Chris Gib-
son B.P.S.; grade 7 girls,
Christina Farris)). ; B.P.S.,
runner up, Ellen Taylor
E.W. grade 6 . girls, Jean
McWhinney, B.P.S., runner
up, Donna Raynard B.P.S.;
grade'8 boys, Graham Taylor
E.W., runner up, 'Doug
Wood E.W.; grade 7 boys,
Shawn Hackett B.P.S., run-
ner , up, Leroy Dougherty
B.P:S.; grade 6 boys, Steven.
Coultes E.W., runner up,
Walter Martin, B.P.S.
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