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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-03-06, Page 6rage iiirelotow Se i d • Wee' a az'' h 1991 Former flungan. lin,. Congratulations and best hes luncheon. His *pie cow r are mended to Jeffrey Austin of problems facing Agricultural Faits Dungannon and Steward , now and it .the future, 4 special wawa who . were united in holy guest, Lretptenaut OovenIor U l olrt matrimony in K.gsview U to 1 Aleder Wended the coventl Church, Oe *a oil Saturday, o. e� ��qq F� yy��yy �y��qq��y�� ¢�p p �q 'Q c�y� March ds"oo FollQwhig *he cerewouy9 O one of 100 V* Sheri Hord w. a.reception was held in Pickering. Queens who took path in the seri . . 9° > ear lys eig aii rf n 'bow. t .VogicegrenANAW. home in Ajax. dotupetition, Self Iraprov4ment and Jeff is the son of Eldon and Mary Communicating Eftectrvely9 Austin of Dungannon. Jo ra y ng to 'Wednesday evening. vaaious Oshawa for the ceremony along artists who have expressed an inter= with Eldon and Mary were Mike est in performing at fairs, partite& Austin Darlene and daughter at d'at the itowe Se.Entertainers Debbie Lynn Patterson, all of neluded Larry Mercey, formerly o Dungannon, Debbie and Bob the Mercey Brothers, as well as a Robertson of Auburn, and Tery bluegrass band, a ventriloquist, a Austin of Goderich, grandson of magician, a clown b , a 50's and Eldon and Mary. 60's group and a c ntry usic' Our -sympathy is extended to the band. The show was hosted by members of the Errington families Canadian singer, Terry Sumpsion. of the area and to Cora Caesar of Further discussion was also held Goderich on the passing of Isabelle concerning the upcoming Luckrtow Badmen of Goderich in her 90th" Kinsmen Skate-a-thon to be held year. The funeral service was held Monday, March 11 at the Lucknow on Monday, March 4 from the Arena. The Kinsmenhave very McCallum and Palia Funeral Home, graciously decided to donate half Goderich with Reverend Robert the proceeds to the Dungannon Ball Ball of North Street United Chu. ° Park Lights. Our community conducting the service. Sp- appreciates this support of the Ball internment will be in Dungas Park as it is well used by the teams Cemetery. throughout this area. Come on, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY everyone. Let's get behind this NEWS project and give it our full support. Four representatives from the - The Dungannon Agricultural Dungannon Acu1tt1ira1 Sonic, Society is pleased to announce the attended the annual Ontario Associ- winners in the monthly draw which ation of Agricultural Societies' .was held on Monday, February 25 Convention which was held at the at Dawson's Store here in the vil- Royal York Hotel in Toronto,. from " lage. The prizes for this month go February 19 to February 21. Carol out to Mike Curren of RR 1, Nivins, Judy Kerr, Mary Stoll and Dungannon, Judy Sproul of fltR 3 1990 Dungannon Fair Queen, Sheri Auburn, Kerrie O'Neil of RR 5 Hord attended the convention, along Lucknow and Karen Matheson of with representatives from other Dungannon. Congratulations to all Agricultural Societies throughout of the above winners. Ontario. The over-all theme of The monthly meeting of the Agri - "Communicating Effectively" was cultural Society was held on Tues- used in round table discussions, day, February 26th at the Agricul- panels, and various workshops. tural Hall with 15 members in Ross Daily, Agricultural Editor attendance. for CFPL-TV in Londonwas the The date was set for the Spring guest speaker at the Thursday Flea Market. This event will take n wed n Oshawa plaeeort $4440411i4ay 1l1at 'the 4.111,11111.1.111.11.0.1111011 Chub trititt0400, $ AUggsalle. lMan Catholic Church, Pon • Albert Alieaa hub, North MItheld Presbyterian' sbytt� Church, and Donnybrook* Unity�,�Dungannon,Nilea y nitrhaiN st • . wove(' and will cover .third wen of Kenya, a country in 4040 01 was provided by a of the cost to' .. �xyIn of atn... Mita - The. t6Ce'WVaft i To* ispsOfArbliteld and West ��anosaveato Together and the spaker for f4oLitr414,,,,„11-14"-* °'aMa ,triSbt . - ,cover one thud Vtthe renainog the se a was Reveed Orilla hnleyMrlteubtng, third duecovered by Bog gy of a puug: n n nu and 'a I I uThe con g:, tum $ociety. „ : Pastoral Charge. Churchesof the tion thrilled to the zeudition of four Due to chanes in the liability area who attended. and participate' selections., •Vie . dot. -maids Let Acuff k Dorothy or. UV F;'eei seg the `yews°. The ate or .gover t • grOut lights been Ch*tilt Coiracil of *1 47 the insutoce camel. by the Agricul- wet _Ste -p ph :] -01 tural Society, it is now possible to sponsor a Bali Tournament. Dis, cussion was held and tentative plans were made for this event to be held toward. the end of. May or early June. Plans are well underway for the Dungannon Fair and Family. Fun Days which is slated for the week- end eek-end of August •9, 10 and 11. The Official Opening, Variety Concert and the crowning of the Fair Queen for 1991 will all be held on Friday evening, August 9. The re .scbedul= ing of these events will enable the Fair Queen .of 1990, Sheri Hord to crown her successor. In the past, due to participation in the . Miss CNE competition, held in •Tproiato each year, the queen has,missed out on . this important and pleasurable task. ° Tentative plans are being made for an Open Air Dance which is to be held on Saturday, August 10 in conjunction with the Dungannon Fair and Facey Fun Days with the possibility of a guest celebrity in. attendance. Watch for further news on this event. Plans were finalized , for the upcoming euchre tournament. World Day of Prayer A good crowd was in .attendance for the annual World Day of ptuyer Matthew McCall, of the Brussels Tyke team, eagerly accepts the Service which was held' at NUB . championship trophy, on behalf of his team, from Delores Cross, United' Church this year on Friday, . president of the Lucknow Legion, Branch 309. Brussels met Belgrave March 1. . This year's service was in the championship game winning b, . 1. This was the 21st Annual prepared for the Women's Inter- - Lu know Legion Tyke Tournament. (Pat ,Livingston 'photo) •�:•agv Jw. 1Advertise During Tough Times ... Many retailers appear to drop dead in their sang - efforts when times • get tough. They simply halt their advertising and, in effett, commit business sui- cide. Sadly, then most go broke. The wise and, wining ones might retreat, but they go back to basics ... they pull back to the proven concept of suc- cessful advertising. The steps they take are these: a They concentrate their efforts in the proven, time -tested media: their d ily newspaper. (b) They are careful to advertise only items and services they know from experience are proven "hot" items or services. Things that sell well even • without promotion. The wise ones know that if . an item or service sells well inside the store with no more than a' high+traffic lotion and proper signing, that, very same item or service will sell s �(� r��i wellwhen it's g -+, , "dogs". 1 ��G�. "dogs"; advertised. They dont advertise dogs . If they're stuck with prices. are lowered steadily, perhaps 5% per week until :custon ers start ng there. You never try to sell what people don't Want. - (c) They rigidly adhere to a. consistent newspaper advertising schedule. They never stop advertising. because when one stops, he -isnt read. His store and what he is selling are forgotten. No new customer's are attracted. Old customers go elsewhere - into the stores that are promoting. (d) They, may decrease the size of their individual ads• butthey increase the frequency, running every week if possible. • These are the times to advertise wisely., consistent', more frequently and more persuasively. Advertise Items or services people want and need at a time when they can use them, at a price they re willing, fo pay. This is the formula for success when times are tough.... ATTENTION FARMERS► Spring Is. Almost Here • • •::rte r::.. •:::::. �:. 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