The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-08-18, Page 2community news
Luclmow Sentinel, 'Weds/Way, Magnet 18, 1982—Page 2
Mary Eadk of Holyriked is shown with David Walker, left, and Rosemary Lynn, right, at the
Lekpatrlck Creamery, Omigh, Northern Ireland on May 27. Mary was a delegate with the
Junior Farmers United Kingdom Exchange whkh sent four Ontario young people ono tour of
the Milted Khigdons for three months this summer. Rosemary was Mary's host while hi
Northern Ireland and as a dairyspecialist arranged for Mary to see dairies in that country.
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Desmond reimion
A 'reunion of the descend-
ants of John Desmond and
his wife Ellen Hickey was
held• at St. Joseph's Church,
• Kingsbridge, on August lst,
• 1982. About 400 attended the
Mass which was celebrated
• by three. Desmond descend-
ants, Fr. Michael J. Dalton of
Courtland, Fr. Ed Garvey,
CSB, of Houston, Texas, and
Fr. Anthony Meagher of
•Toronto. The Pastor of St.
• Joseph's, Fr. Ed Dentinger
CR, and Pr. Ralph O'Lough-
• lin CSB of Missouri City,
Texas, also assisted at the
Mass. •
' John and Ellen Desmond
are buried in St. Joseph's
Cemetery, Kingsbridge, and
after the Mass, a Memorial
marker was dedicated in
their memory by Fr. Dent-
inger on behalf of •their
descendants-
• A buffet dinner M the hall
and a snack -bar on the
grounds were enjoyed by
many. Fr. Ed Garvey. and
Judge (ret.) Frank Donnelly
Goderich entertained the
group with anecdotes of old
lines and a history of the
)esmond family.
A highlight of this celebra.
ion was a "Mini Desmond
History" prepared by a great
granddaughter, Florence
Meagher of1Valkerton, who
also made a "Family Tree"
comprising about 1400 nam-
es of descendants.
John Desmond (1796-1884)
and Ellen Hickey (1804-1890)
emigrated from Cork, , Ire-
land, in 1847 with their
family of nine children. After
a short stay in Toronto, they
settled in Kingsbridge, about
1850. Five children married -
Mary married Richard, Wall;
Johanna • married John Sulli-
van; Julia married Michael
O'Reilly; Ellen married Jam-
es Donnelly and. Patrick mar-
ried ,Martha Wall. Dr, Hum-
phrey and Jeremiah remain-
ed unmarried and two little
girls, Catherine and Marg-
aret, died at sea during the
long voyage from Ireland,
The majority of their des-
cendants live in Ontario and
Michigan. Those from afar
Came from Washington, D.C.
Bethesda, Maryland; Mc-
Lean, Virginia; Bradenton,
Florida; Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
vania; Boulder and Denver,
Colorado; Chilliwack, British
Columbia and Fredericton,
New Brunswick, • ,
Jamboree
The following is a list of
persons who have made con-
•tributions to Jamboree '83.
G. R., Whitby, Lynn Tay-
lor, Charlie Webster, H. &
B.A.• Elphick, Jeffery Alton,
Cliff Wagner, Ralph Camer.
on, Paul Finlay, Martha Liv-
ingston, Ruth Bender, Nancy
Anne Riegling, George Rich-
ards, Wayne and Judy
• Brooks, Alvin Hodgins, John
B. Leith, 1425 US 19 South,
Imperial Cove Villa 11A,
Clearwater, Florida, 33516;•
Kathleen Forster, Donald
MacDonald, Betty Anne El.
phick, Norma •Adamson.
Doug and Betty Foxton, Ivan
Lauson, Terry Taylor, Wm.
R. Hunter, Grant Curran,
• Sandra Curran, Helen Chis.
holm, Joan Ferguson, Joe
Van Boven, Elmo Sanderson,
Bertha • Whitcroft, Paul
Frayne, Janice Hackett, Bert
Moffat, Helen Macintosh,
c/o Donalda Moffat; Allan
Hackett, Elaine Collins, Jack
Fisher, Kay Collyer, Murray
and Susan Moffat, Rick
Humphrey, Helen Hall, Tre-
• vor and Craig Moffat, Cheryl
• Hackett, Norman Bolt, Lance
• Sanderson, Fraser MacKin-
non, Paul Hamiltot, Mrs.
Edith Cooper, Barb ,Machan,
Hap Hall, Steve Hall, Harold
• A. Ritchie, John W. MacLen.
• nan, Lloyd Collins, Ron Ma-
chan, Betty and Dianne
• Humphrey, Jim Bain, Beatty
Irwin, Dorothy Gibson, Gale,
Louson, Margaret Lane, Gor.
dy N. Kemp, Ross MacKen
zie, Gail Hackett? Kay Craw-
ford, Albert " Plasschaert,
• Floyd Milne, Merle. Elliott,
Ross. McPherson, -Mary Lavis
Kevin Machan,' Margaret
Keith, Lorne Reid, Monica
Lauzon; Stu Reavie, Tony
Miltenburg, Dan MacDon-
ald, Cyril Pelleter, David
Huber, Ab Murray, Pat Mur-
• ray, Andrew Ritchie, Tom
• Nicholson, Peter Van Osch, '
Betty Van Osch, Ruth Cran-
ston, Lorne McDonald, Doug
Hackett, Wm. Searle, Karen
MacDonald, Brian Van Osch,
Wayne Atkinson, Bob and•
Wilda Campbell, Ron and
Grace Petteplace, Bob Greer,
• Bruce • Willits, • Rita Lee,
Debbie Coffin, Allan Mac-
Dougall, Dona MacDonald,*
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'83 contributors
Jill Murray, Sally Wright,
Frank Pentland, Sadie Ham-
ilton, Kae Jackson, W. A.
Wilson, Irene Carter, Men's
Lottery (Mayfair), • Men's •
• Lottery (Mayfair), Joe and
Mable Burke, Graham Mc-
Nee, Graham McNee, Tom
Hall, John Hogan, Finlay
MacDonald, Donald Regier,
Doug Coultes, Gary Mein.,
nes, Jim MacTavish, John D.
MacKay, Marian Lowry;
Barb Jardine, Glen Walden,
Aaron Hackett, Stephen
Machan, Lorna Button,' Allan
R. 'Miller, Joe MacMillan,
Chad Hogan, Jack Scott,
Mrs. Hazel Coffee, Kirkland
Lake; Susan Thomson, Tom
Hackett, John G. Thompson,
North Bay; Jay Houston,
Ralph G. Curran, Gene. Mc-
. Gee, Post Office Staff, Luck -
now; Lyle Pinkney, Carrie
Milne, Ted Collyer Sr., Peter
Steer, Max 'Bushell, Terry
Zinn, Donald. Colling, Dale
Liddle, Jeanne Brown, Ann
Stanley, Mrs. Alice Thom-
son, North • Bay; Gordon
Struthers, Alec Irvin, Donal -
da Pollard, Brian Taylor,
Harold McGee, Todd Hogan,
Russel Irvin, Greta Johnston,
Mary' Nicholson, Eva Burt,
Marlene Coiling, Mrs.,Bern-
ailette Sttath• Mary Scott,
Eva Adamson, Bob Hackett,
Steven and Marjorie Hack.
ett, Harold Nicholson, Nancy
Burt, Ken Nicholson, Ralph
G. Curran, Doug Brown,
Larry and Catherine Hackett,
Susan McNaughton, Fay
Hogan, Joyce and Jim Hew-
itt, Douglas Haldenby, Kevin
• Irwin, Jamie Irwin, John K.
Agnew, Plymouth; Gordon
Anderson, Lucknow; Tom
Ewer, Joanne Agnew, Ger-
• ald Wagner, Richard Pym,
Ann Marie Tiffin, Clayton
Nicholson, Mary Birkhaug,
nee Agnew; David Agnew,.
Earl Elliott, Beth Ritchie,
Kathie Stanbury, •Mr. John
Stanbury, Andrew Ritchie,
Dorothy Finlayson, Dean Ag
new, James Aitchison, John
Park, Wayne Park, Ilene
Sillib, blenda Park, Marina
Park, Gary Austin, Don and
Irene Rowand, Mary E.
• Hogan, Allan and Evylene
MacTavibh, Eileen Huber,
Greg and Janine Hamilton,
Mrs. Dan Ross, James R.
Coultes, A. J; Wilson, Blaine
Salkeld, Larry Henderson,
• Jack Barr, Mrs. Bill (Noma)
Campbell, Clayton Nichol -
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