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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-07-02, Page 18wino ers win BIG BALE FEEDERS Dimensions: 94 inches in diameter; ,4 feet in height ' Will feed 18 head at one time. SEE US FOR REASONABLE PRICES :WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR: FARM GATES • -46- CATTLE OILERS . Allan Mnler R. R. 5, tucknow Phone S28-2299 ti3 C .01 N3 G I A N 0 3 0 HU M • • Mk J O S H W A, • M4714.1.111111,17.7.- ass N at m - 3 H I M\ i mm a v 11 3H i Vi I • S8 3 A, 8 TRY US . . TRY US FOR... BALER TWINE GRAIN 'PROTECTANT • `'AVAILABLE..ANTQUANTITy. We want to do business with you Call 529-7135 For Your Delivery Schedule diamond- t 7-galneS—C started one hour late on Saturday. At Dungannon Tickers Brickers won over Lanes by . an 16 - 5, score. C:R.N.X. and Carlow played at Port Albert with Carlow being defeated by a 18 - 1 score. The . other gam es played were Walkerton Rovers 11, Port Albert Bull Dogs g; Carpet baggers 18, Auburn 1;- IVIeneset 18, Bervie 3; .Dungannon 11, ,, W. Wawanosh 1; Winthrop 13, Lucknow 3; Kingsbridge 6, Kinloss 4; Port Albert Pirates 12, Wheelsm en 9; Paper Leafs 11, 1863 Goderich Blues 4; C.K.N.X. 5, Tickers trickers 1; Auburn 5, Belfast 4 and Carlow 6, Lanes 5.. Sunday, at 9 a.m. the games *ere underway again with Dungannen losing to Meneset 11 - 16; Signal Star P.L. winning over Winthrop 11 - 8; P.A. Bulldogs 17, Carlow 2. In what proved to be a real heartbreaker C.K.N.X. lost to Walkerton in overtime by a 1 - 0' score. 1VIeneset proved to be too much for the Bulldogs when they beat them 12 - 2. What many thought to be the most exciting game of the tournament saw Walkerton defeat Kingsbridge 5 - 4. The "B" championship game saw the Meneset team prove to be winners by defeating the Carpet Baggers 11 - 2. The "A" champs were Walkerton Rovers who defeated the Paper Leafs. The Grand Champions were Walkerton Rovers vitio again won by only one run over 1VIeneset with a 21 - 20, store. The most-valUable player was - Gary Kloepfer of the IVIeneset team who richly deserved the trophy. Social Scene Claude and Eileen BY MARIE PARK Dvinganrion's 4th .Annual, $lopitch Tour-. nament proved to be .a real success . despite the rain, Over the three daY s= 33 games w played, 29 regular games plus the :• 'A' cham, pionshlp cham- pionship and the 'Grand championship. Starting Friday night at 6;00 Kingsbridge the Carpet Baggers by a closelI -:10 score' oh the. Dungannon diamond, while at the Lucknew diamond: Kinloss won OVer the N.A. Moonlighters 9 to 3. The Wheelsmen defeated. Belfast 12 - 0 at Dungannon and Port Albert took Auburn.11 - 1 at Lucknow: The 1863 Goderich Blues defeated Bervie at Lucknow, - while the Pap' Leafs barely, beat '1VIeneset 11 "- 10 at Dungannon Lucknow on their oWn''. diamond.. wiped W.: Wawanosh by .an 18 -5 Score. Dungannon-did not fare so well on their own field as theY -were:. defeated by Winthrop12 - 7. Due to the rain and wet Huron County. : those who have had th-ii—thwillirffn-7ConlitylRiarti— Mr. and - Mrs. Ken high level of attendance , of Education. Thoma s, Wendy and for four anclfive years, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Beience Award for West Jennifer of Bolton spent The Choir sang the Cameron introduced the . Wawahosh presented oti ' the.weekend with Mr. and anthem, Higher GrOund, graduates and presented :behalf by Mr. Tony behalf • of Fed. ' Of. Mrs;:Tom Webster, Mr, Mr. diplomas.Cowan sang the the ' and MrS. Gordon Kidd of .hymn,. Trusting jesn4 The guest speaker was • McQuail, Mathematics GeOrgetown. visited ' on, with the congregation Mr, George Cowan, lays. Awards •went to Celia Sunday. . , . joining in on the chorus.. Minister of Dungannon chandler and . DarrYt ' During the severe wind . Vacation Bible School United Church - and . for- Wilson , and , were storm on SundaY two is from 9 -.11:30 a.m. July merly a superintendent .presented on behalf of St. large trees were knocked 7 - 11 with classes for with Kent Board of He Ian's W om en ' s down 'at the south end of ' Kindergarten to Gr. •E in d Up tkt i on , who 'Institute by Mrs. Beth thevillage. The large tree . Dun g an non I/ nite,d On the 'lawn of Mr. and ChurCh and •-Gr. 3 - 6 in. Mrs. Len McGregor Dunga-nnon Christian of temptations and gave Abs. Pritchard. was won barely missed the front of Fellowship Church. some inspiring advice. by Celi a : Chandler who ' the house. The other tree On Aug. 3 will be the-, He . was introduced by • alSo received a . cup on the west. side of the''.;. Old-Tyrne•Church serviee 'Annette . Curran and donated ,.by the Student§' road took the 125th Birth-''.;in Dungannon United': thanked by, . Suzanne , - .day banner down when it ' Chnrch at 10:45 a.,ifi. with Alton. fell across the read..,Tlie Rev. '''.liart ' Sievert as The Valedictorian road was blocked for guest speaker. There will -address was given by several, minutes until Rob ,,be a •social • hour with ,% Celia . Chandler. Darryl. 'McWhinney took the lunch after the service. Wilson presided at -the chain saw, and with some The memorial,,Orvice :. piano for the, singing of 0 Volunteer help, cleared at Dungannon Cemetery ' Canada. ' Citizenship,;Award was the road for traffic. . will be Sunday afternoon, Winners of 'Special, presented by Mr.: Ross game 1 - I. Goals were during July but regular Awards presented ,b3r Presented by Mrs. M. Soccer Beene Aug. 3. awards were as Bedy on behalf of Ben. Thursday night at There will be no church Annette Curran and rhiller Foresters to Lisa Brookside, Dungannon services i n the .David Datsun received B r 0 Wn Geography , and Colborne tied their Dungannon-Nile charge Memorial pan' Caesar Awa,rds donated and . scored by Torn Bean for services resre in both • Mrs. Joyce Caesar 'cier Anderson and Mr. D. Jerome for Dungannon. In case of. emergency in 'English. Celia Chan- Chandler and Darryl. dim' and Darryl Wilson Wilson. The Sports Puri,: played an excellent game holiday, Mr. Wittich, 523- received Proficiency N Award went to Rick ipi in goal. 4363 ' will be available Awards presented on Livingston who was Sr. On Tuesday July 8, the until 'Slily 19-Mr, Cowan behalf of, Dungannon BoyS:ChamPion on Field June 19 'rained out game expects to be in the area. WOmen's Institute by Day. It Was presented by will be 'played at after that. It not at' the Brookside-Dungannon against Lucknow. No practise that • Monday night. A change in schedule: July 17 - Colborne at Kingsbridge instead of Kingsbridge at Colborne and on August 28 instead of Lucknow at. Colborne, it will be Colborne at Lucknow. Dungannon United Church Mr. George Cowan chose as his sermon topic, Living and Trusting. He came a year ago for a year's time but we are glad Presbytery has extended his time for the coming year. Sunday School Awards were presented for 90 percent or better at- Newsham of Innisfail, ' tendance during tlfe year, ,ladies of Trinity Churdh Mrs.. Willetta 1V16Whin,4•• .Alberta are spending one Mr, Wayne Snyder,, S.S. .Catered to. the .:,banquet. ney. - Suzanne lAltbn week with Bill and Marie $uPerintendent called the 'and were thanked by received the SCience Stewart and family as, names and Mr. Cowan SteVen Alton, Sharon - Award for Ashfield Twp. part of a 4-H exChange,. presented the awards: - Frey played a piano solo, , presented on behalf of the There • are. 25- . 4-H The children are to. be- • Mrs, .Marion Zinn • Fed, of Agriculture and ' ' • ' 4 . =broughtk.fromFarmer'sU'ohMe olbort e-. Paul. chtirCheSon: MostImprovedStudents- • Cameron, went ick Frisby of. Colborne during your minister's sters, stayIng incm3Sratulated, especially BROOKSIDE BROADCAST by Lisa Brown and Annette curran On Monday, ,Jurie: 23, the Senior Boys played thaenior-Giils-ina-ga me of Two-Pitch The Senior Girls won with a score of 17-16. • On Tuesday the teams played again and. this time the boys won 17 to 3. Also on. Tuesday, Rooms 9 and 10 visited Murray Irvin's bush where they had a cook- out. Then, they came back to the school ground for A ball game. , June 24 was the Graduation Night for Grade 8' students. The manse call 887-9342. , , • 3 N al a ti N •' KU M 1 . 3N 8V congratulated the Aitchisen. The Music gradnates, warned. them ., Award 'donated by Mrs. WHEAT WANTED THE TIME FOR WHEAT HARVEST IS NEARING...WHEN IT ARRIVES... THINK OF US! NEW CROP uncil and presented by. the President, Lisa B ool. History AwardS, donated and, presented by Mrs.=;MarioP to., Darryl Wilson and Celia Chandler. The Clete Dalton. Celia Chandler -received'...the TOP PRICES! QUICK SETTLEMENT FAST SERVICE Mr. Gary JeWitt was wbn by Celia Chandler. The French Award, donated percent. yb year's The hrS ue ' aDungannon r Suzanne awthnia4dnanyP:eTsrTztiZle,. . was bY Miss. Award was Alton, whose averagewas 98.6 Bir- donated.and, presented by Mrs. Louise . Anderson this. year to a student with high acadeMic standing and living in Dungannon, It was $125.00 and was won by Nancy Sproul... Presentation of bars was .made to , various students by . • Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Camernn. The Kindergarten graduations took place on, Each class put on,a little Tuesday and Wednesday. program for their parents accompanied by Mr, Cameron with guitar and recorder. Mr, Jewitt presented !the diplomas and refreshments were Brookside Students were dismissed::" oni Wednesday' `for 'their summer holidays. Have a HappY, Safe Summer. FOR YOU: {CHATHAM GODERICH) LIMITED /ELEVATORS 1411 NO. 1 DUNGANNON 529-7135 " OUR FACILITIES ARE TO SERVE YOU BETTER" • BUYERS OF WHEAT MARKET WITH CONFIDENCE •