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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-08-01, Page 8c"i A •a •fey .1 i��..�� ", •I li i'i liolt ti, Dungannon Hall has new look Daae Agricwlfttrad Society `Its Agricultural Hall has taken on whole new look, The exterior work has now been completed and it lou&s great. Plans are well underway for the Family Fair and Fun Days whichare coming fast on August. 10, 11 and 12. More volunteers are needed for various jobs throughout the weekend. If you would like•to lend a helping hand, please contact Dawn at 529-7522 or Carol ar 529-7432, Plans: are also- being made for the Fall Flea Market which is slated for October: A- special invitation is `exx-, tended- to our new residentsto get involved in the Dungannnon Agricul- tural g icul- tural Society. ` • The winners for the month . of July in:the Dungannon Agricul- tural Society Lottert+ of $10040 each aro Jim • and Margaret Er. rington of Dungannon, the C.A. • Becker Bunch of Lucknow, David Souch of RE 3, Brussels and Del- mar Sproul of RR 3,- Auburn. The draw was made by Jenny . Ticker and Helen Nicholson and the- proceeds go for, ' new ' ball diamond lights. , Birthday wishes are sent out to Paul Turner who turned nine on the 28th of July and to Dairryl,'Turner who turned seven on the 27th of July. The boys joined forces and had one big ..party. They took their Vestato : Goderich ::.for bowling andthen home for food and fun. Dennis' and Tricia Otterbein .(the fanner Tricia Arsenault), of Dun- annon and daughter Ashley have left' the area and, are making their. new home -in Mississauga. We wish you good luck in your new en - The Erringtons (aunts, uncles and cousins) attended a 'bridal shower and barbecue for Roslyn Glazer, fiancee of Gregory Henderson. Greg is theeldest son of Ivan and Jean Errington -Henderson. This event was held at the summer residence at Sauble Beach on Sun- day. The wedding of Greg and Roz will take place September 8 at the. Riverside United Church in Toron- deavour. • UNGANNON go by Sandra i'Aoust inriatioseismsiiisossimminome Visitors with Len and Vi Brindley and Louise Brindley, on Wednes- day, were Donna Wagner aner of GYs, Ontario, only niece of Louise, along with Mrs. Studs Phillips, it cousin, from Niagara Falls and Mrs. Alvin Betties. Bev Ohm, of Dungannon and friend. Pat Hubberlt of Clinton hadthe Mvilege of attending the Country usic Jambouree held in Carlisle recently, The raki, . an .uninvited guest, made it a Witty muddy weekend but everyone enjoyed themselves, even though they were vamping. Featured Tecurding artists at the Jambouree were Carroll Raker, Ronnie Hawkins, the Bel-. lamy Brothers and :a group called Prairie Oyster. ° Bev,along with three other friends journeyed to West Virginiato, at- tend the . Jambouree . in the Hills recently. The trip took six days, and in spite of the .rain, there were over. 60,000'pcoplein, attendance Some afthe perfcreners :'wore Patty Loveless, Rennie i leap, Tanya Tucker, Randy Travis and the Oak- ridge akridge Boys to name just a few. Visiting with Dorothy and Laverne Pentland for . a few days. last week were H,T. Smith and Lee of St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Dinner guests with Dorothy and - Laverne recently were Dorothy's sister Kay. and Jack Hunter of Dorchester, Vivian Pentland of North Bay, Margaret Pritchard of " ' Goderich, Frank Helen Nicholson` d Jenny Tacker made 'the dregs' for the sliauthly winners I n the Dungannon :Airieultara Society's SYR The 'Otter,' Is .a meats,Of ting hands to.pay kr :lights, fences and benches on the -ftrout,diisunond at the Agricultural Park. Ma i ing sire everything is legal are Sandra Rivett, .director;.W Wayne Tucker, president and Dau,Tucker,. director, Winners of $100 est were C,A., decker Baha;1..ncknow; David Soucb; R.,.3, Bim; Jim and Margaret Errington, Dungannon; and Delmar Sproul prance, t. (Pat' Livingston phpto.. • . Rob Ohm, of Dungannon, is attending•;. the , Huronia, Hockey 'Camp at Pine Lake' Lodge; near •Mount Forest:In theti fall, he plans to put lis new skills into use with the Bantain league in Lucknow. ' k Russell. >xuly 20.- George Cardiff July X22 - Wednesday. idly 25, Fourteen • celebrated their special day: in July. tables were filled, High lady, the July 3 -, Jack _ Bosman, July 5 - evening was lla. Pollock , with low . Cannan Pollock,'July 7 - Helen 'lady: • berm Ruth Shiely, . High Russell and- Harold Kraemer,. July • gentleman for the evening Was John - Belle . Mole,July 15 - Louise Harris with. low man being Bert Brindley July 17 - Cliff Kilpatrick 'Dungannon Seniors . se The weekly card. Part was Birthday wishes are sent out Irene: Markham, : July 23 .: Anne held at the Senior Citizens Hall on to the following people who have Millar, July 31 - Dorothy Cuyler. Pentland and. Belle Mole of Dun- , II• gannon" and' Reverends Garth and Orilla Bogart and son, Stephen of Dungannsn. Call' club members discuss reproductive✓ cycle visiting. on the weekend with Frank Penland and Belle Mole were Pastor Enid Maize -Williams and daughter Katherine of Water- loo. SPORTS NEWS The West Wawanosh War- riors participated this past weekend in the Auburn Ladies Fastball Tour- nament held in Auburn. They placed as ' runners-up for the B Championship. Congratulations. Warren and Eric Andrew hooted' A total of $216.26 was received in the. fifth meeting of the Lucknow donations. Calf Club on Jul 25 The meetingThe members will set up a booth with thoses in' attendance at the upcoming Craft Festival on opened August 3 and 4. repeating the 4-H pledge. Members are. reminded of the SteveRintoul acted as secretary upcoming pre -show day at the farm. in the absence of Maryon Dow with of Don Alton and family. Dianne Black presiding for the Registration for • meeting. Minutes . of the last the IL July celebrations at Seaforth on 28 meeting•were read. is at 2.m. A report of the popcorn booth at The Atopic discussed was the the Lucknow Farm Show as given. reproductive cycle with members OFF ALL iN STOCK `Carpet & Linoleum •FREE ESTIMATES *PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS •FREE DELIVERY: •EVENING APPOINTMENTS Luc:mono cO gibes' NTIIY RON NII' ARPES working on breeding charts and calculating +calving. dates. Mike 'Scott was at the meeting with samples of a jacket for anyone who is interested. Kevin •Rintoui was in charge of lunch. The next meeting,is August 22, 7:30 p.m. in the St. Helen's Hall. The 4-H exam will be a part of this meeting. 12ALLETTE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Offering a full range of services: auditing, accounting, business -planning, income tax planning, personal financial planning, computer and mangement services. HANOVER WALKERTON MOUNT FOREST PORT ELGIN W.J. AIdetsley, FCA B.F. Thomson, FCA K.L. Drier, CA - M.S. Bolton, CA L.H. Volktt, CA R.J. Millen, CA H.E. Kibler, CA P.J. Hunt, CA O.N. Munro, CA P.Thor,CA 364-3790 881-1211 323-2351 832-2049, 41111111111111111, AMY— allidear/I 41111111r- / II__ — _ - - ®®/ ® Jr ® AU' NNW ' — ! _NNW'1 s I®P Aar are Aweir®Amor Air NMI®i I ®®® I— o ®1•1r 2 _r AIM A r .41Pr Ar ®I IN I / .01 ® — rAr "AI Or: orrAddrAir CIVIC HOLIDAY DEADLINES Due to the August 6th Civic Holiday falling . on Monday, The Lucknow Sentinel deadlines for next week only will .be as follows: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - Noon Friday, +August°'3rd EDITORIAL & DISPLAY ADVERTISING - 3:00 p.m. Friday, August 3rd THANK YOU 523-2822 or • 523.2323 R.A. McDONAGH REAL. ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD 528-2031 LUCKNOW KINLOSS TWP. -100 acres, 94 workable, 6 bush, 3 bedrooln home, hot water heating, drill- ed well, large barn. Asking '135,000.00. HURON TWP. - 50 acres,well drained, modern 3 bedroOln home, 3 bathrooms, drilled well, carport, lots of extras included. 1 LHCRNOW BUILDING LOT - Serviced 178.5 x 252.5. KINLOSS T`'VP. - 50 sow far- row- to finish, 149„ acres, automatic feeding & cleaning, 3 bedroom home, asking $155,000.00. Listings Wanted BRAS R MacK1NNON 5283013. BARRY' McDONAGII 5284821 - DAVID MacKINNON 395.2483