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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-21, Page 4jaCeizzi "Jet Chef" • heat indicator; • easy-clean porcelain grill • disposable grease collector • Finaficial assistance a Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK See our Representative' at: on: Don- Handford and/or John MacKenzie The Bedford Hotel Godoricho Ontario Every Tuesday.. Next Visit: 114 4 27th (Branch Office Address) For prior information please call 271.56S0 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford We make sure everything is right, You start off with a full cylinder. We don't just hand • you a box. we deliitet. We put it a ALL TOGETHER for you.. BOW-Tie . Burner A Broilmaster exclusiVe. ' Pprfectly even heat :across the entire cooking' surface,. WICIVIARIE PARK On April 1st,.1937 a disas- 7*- trous fire almost wiped out the west, side of the main street 'of Dungannon, The . fire started in the evening in a general store owned bx Montgomery's where A. J. Shervvood's store and post office building are now. • It spread to buildings on both sides before the •fire department from Kincardine reached the scene. When called, they first thought it "-r. was aw April fools joke, 'but when Mr. Heber Eedy con- vinced them it was no hpax they came as quickly as possible. Goderich fire de- partment could not come be- cause of some disagreement with, the insurance company. , MontgomerY's store and residence, Lorne McKen- zie's garage and McKenzie's hardware and residence, and Tom and Mary Rivett's rest- aurant were destroyed, 'but ihe fireMen stopped the " flames from consuming the central. office which was where the Russell Johnston home now is.. Lorne McKenzie had been to Toronto that day and still was VOA borne. Some of the villagers Managed to ' save some new cars he had recently ,got in. The irony , was that the new cars were still covered by company insurance. The remainder of the contents of the garage which was burned was not covered by insurance. People . helped carry things out of the store and some bag's of sugar mysteriously disappeared. There was a dance at the Anglican Parish Hall that night, so after the fire was under control, the firefight- ers went to thehall-and were ----- _ ' Burlington called on ,Mel Jones on Sunday evening. Congratulations to Mr., and Mrs.• Bill VanOenen. who- - were Married atThunder, Bay on. April 3. Bill is the son of mr. and Mrs. John VanOen- en. of Ashfield. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hub- bard and family of Gederich visited with Lynn •Will and flowers, but everyone enjoy- there's gold in the family on Sunday., ed themselvea and helped • Jeremy, 3 year old son of the Birthday Celebrations.- Mr. and:Mrs, TerrY Noble, is DUNGANNON a• patient in St.. Joseph's UNITED. CHURCH:, Hospital,, London. He 'was ' Mr.. George Cowan spoke • transferred from Gpderich on Initiation into the Church, Hospital on Wednesday' of stressing the . Meaning .: of last ,week: It was discOvered baptism. The choir sang the he has, a hole in the 'heart, anthem, I know„ who.. holds and . it ' is probable that tomorrow. The children's • surgery will be required... ' story was,, The .Little Lost Mrs. Martha Bessence Lamb,'•referring .to the par- anent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy. . • Mrs. Mary. Here and Jamie visited Marybell and Dwight Aldham • and family near Inglewood ofi the weekend. They -Were accompanied by Mrs. Aliee SeOtt of Belgrave Who visited her brother; Mr. Finlay Shackleton,' near_Cale- den. , • • .Mr. and 'Mrs. Irvine Eedy returned from an 11 day visit to Holland, They Were guests of the ,,Government Hol;: • land. While there they visit, ed the Canadian War •Cemet- cries Of Hotter' and Groes beek. Also had tours to •the oetdoor museum of ,Arn- hiern, the palace at Apple doorti, the tulip. field near Amaterdam and a trip on the canals through Amsterdam. Mr. Eedy also took, part in the Official March Past at Nymegen. They were -guests of Mr:— and Mrs.. L. Nesiland of Hellendoorn. • A well attended Vegas night was heldSaturday_ night at the Agriculture Hall, Some of the bidding at the auction went well ' as "$7,000" was •paid for a provincial ticket and "$35,000" for a flat. of able of the lost. heep and the hymn, The Ninety and Nine. The Stewards. meet on Wednesday evening, Choir practice is on Thursday even- ing and an urgent invitation, is extended to any, men who would care to. come, 'espect. ially to 'prepare for Father's Oay june. Next Sunday, May 25, the. service: will be • at Camp Menesetung for the Dungan- . non-Nile congregation. The Hi-C group are having --a var:wash t-N aile-church on Saturday from 10' a.ni:: to 4 p.m. BROOKSIDE BROADCAST By Annette Curran and Lisa Brown On Monday. and ThursdaY0 May 12 and 15,. Constable Bill Haskell, 0.P.P. Came .to Brookside to give :demon- stration on Farm Safety. He showed it to Grade K to 4 on Monday and grades 5 - $ en Thursday. -FirSt he had the-. clasies together in the gym for a film and later he • spoke to each class separately. The • film was presented by War: Amputations •and : showed children who had lost limbs in farm accidents and how they, were learning to cope with, their handicaps. • tC. ANT ADS ''On Thursday, May 15, Rooms 3 and 4 went 0114 bus trip to the Science Centre in , .Toronto accompanied by 'their teacherrand sorheliar ents. They reported a very enjoyable and worthwhile, day and the bus was back at the school before 6 p.m. The Student Council a M • HOURS: O.. 4A*0,..1.0.10/SION- 12-6 C C3 INTRY T CARMEL 80.83 . Dt!$NINOOD EXET ER Mt CARMEI . 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Miss Nettie Sproul, who liVed behind the United Church, where MacAulay's live now, was a clerk in Montgomery's store and knew nothing about the fire - until she came to work. It is my intention to have some articles printed each week on ``Memories of Dun gannon" up until "Birthday Celebration" time. I am appealing to any and all readers to jot down your memories and bring them to Me or I will, pick them up. These memories will also aid myself and the Luckfiow Sentinel editor, Sharon Dietz, to compile a supple- ment on the celebrations to - 'be published prior to 'that time. SOCIAL NEWS. Todd and Brad Park spent the weekend in Goderich with their sister, Vicki. Miss Pearl Caldwell spent a few days in Goderich with -Mary Nivins. Several from our area enjoyed 'the "Western War- riors" concert band and the ''Weitertiettes" precision majorettes from the Bay City, Michigan, Western High. School, on Friday even- ing at G.;D.C.I. Mrs. Bert Marsh of. 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