HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-01, Page 20'Piet Z4- 11ckaow *winesday, November 1, 1978
TO THE ELECEORS OF
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
I consider it a privilege to have served as
your Reeve for the past four years.
1 would appreciate your vote for Reeve of
Ashfield Township on November 13th, 1978
and assure you, if re-elected, that I will
continue to serve you faithfully to the best of
my ability.
Sincerely,
Warren Zinn
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BY MARY BERE
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs, Bill Buchanon on
the birth of a son, Joseph
Richard John, born prema-
turely at home on October
16, ' weighing 2 Ib. 11 oz.
Mrs, Buchanan and the baby
were taken by ambulance to
London where little Joseph
was put in an incubator. Mrs.
Buchanon was able 'to return
home in a few days but the
baby remains in hospital
until his weight is up to full
term, Mr. and Mrs. Buch-
anon live in a mobile home at
the south end of the village.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stothers
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Woolford of Kincardine,
Mrs. George Whitlam, Mis-
sissauga, and Mrs. Peter
Armstrong of Oakville. Jim
Stothers was home for the
weekend from Waterloo Uni-
versity.
Kenny Egglestone of Port
Elgin and Jody Pearson of
Goderich visited their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Pearson, last weekend,
-Mr. and Mrs.. Nels Pear-
son, Mrs. Gordon Congram,
Mrs.. Faye Egglestone and
Kenny of Port Elgin spent
the Weekend in St. Cathar-
ines with Mrs. Len Heggs
(nee Sharon Pearson). Mr.
Heggs was with the boat he
sails on in the St. Lawrence
River in Quebec.
Judy and Janet Godfrey
put on a shower at their
home on Saturday for rela-
tives and friends in honour of
Lori Morrison, Toronto,
whose marriage to Ed God-
frey is to take place in
Toronto on Saturday, Nov-
ember 4, 1978.
Tom Webster was taken to
Wingham Hospital on Tues-
day suffering from sciatica in
his hip. He is taking therapy
and hopes to be mobile soon.
Mrs. Ross McNee return-
ed to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Graham McNee after a
stay in Goderich Hospital
with bronchial troubles.. Mel-
ody King, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willex King (nee
Maxine McNee), Bervie, and
great granddaughter of Mrs.
Ross McNee, won the Dr.
Couch Bursary and the Hos-
pital Auxiliary Bursary at
Kincardine High School
Commencement recently.
Melody is presently taking
nurse's training in London.
Howard Culbert is home
after spending a few days, in
hospital with an attack of
kidney stones.
Sherry and Tanya Hodges
had a Hallowe'en party on
Saturday afternoon at which
the guests were Shannon
Township of Ashfield
Notice of Poll
Take notice that in accordance . with the
Municipal lection Act 1977, Section 41, a
poll will be held for the election of REEVE.
Advance Poll -Saturday,
November 4, 1978
from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Clerk's Office,
Lot 9, Con. 13, W.D.
Regular Poll - Monday,
November 13, 1978
from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the following
locations:.
No. 1 Dungannon Agriculture Hall
All Lots, con. 1, 2, 3, 4) 5, 6, 7, and
• Eastern Division
No. 2 - John Hunter Residence
Lot 7, Con:13, E.D.
All lots, con. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14
Eastern Division
No. 3 -; Janies West Residence
Lot 10, Con. 12, Western Division
All Lots, Con.10,1:1.,12,13, 14'Western Div.
And Lots 26 to 45, Lake Range
No 4 - Harold Adams Residence"
Lot 3, Lake Range
'AI11Lots, con. 1, 2, 1; 4, 8, 6, 7, 8 and 9 W.D.
• Lots 1 -to 6 S.T.P. Town Plot of Port Albert
s 1 to 25 N.T.P., Lake Rangy$
nd Lpt .
The last .day for making ,application to the
clerk for a certificats►
tb vote by proxy shall be
5 p.m., •November,, 13, 1978.
DONALD M. SIMPSON
•Returning. Offlesh,.
Kerr, Brenda McNee, Laurie
and Linda Hayden, Paula
Vanderberg Debbie Debold
and her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin
visited his aunt, Mrs, Mary
Naylor in Newmarket on
Sunday. Mrs. Naylor is a
sister.of Robert's father, the
late Wm. Irvin,
Sympathy is extended to
the relatives of Wesley, Alton
who passed away in London
last Wednesday at the age of
83 years. He was a brother of
the late Mrs, Wm. Irvin (nee
Mabel Alton).
Juergen Becker and
daughter, Sylke, have re-
turned from a two week visit
with friends and relatives in
Germany.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Wright
and boys visited Bob's moth-
er, Mrs. Kay Wright in
Thamesville on Saturday and
Bob attended the Horse Sale
there.
John and Maylin Bere,
Karen and David of London
visited Mrs. ' Mary Bere on
the weekend.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
For. Sunday, October 29,
Reformation Sunday, Rev. C.
G. Westhaver chose to, speak
on "The French Roots of our
Protestant Faith" and re-
minded us of the moral
courage of the early Protest-
ants, people who agreed with
Martin Luther that reform in
the church was necessary.
The Children's Story was
entitled, "Moral Courage",
and informed' the children
that the end of October is not
only Hallowe'en time but
also marks the anniversary of
the Reformation when Mart-
in Luther stood up for his
beliefs some 400 years ago.
The choir sang the an-
, them, "Who at my Door is
Standing?", under the direc-
tion of the organist, Mrs.
Jean Elliott.
The elders and stewards
met briefly after the service.
The Official Board at their
recent meeting covered the
following points: a) approved
a fall and winter schedule of
services to begin on Decem-
ber 3 with 11.00 a.m. service
at Dungannon and 1.00 p.m.
at . Nile. b) approved a
request from the Nile congre
gation that they be permitted
11.00 a.m. • service four
months of the year, subject
to study and approval by the
Dungannon congregation. c)
asked, that a pastoral charge
budget be prepared at the
beginning of 1979. d) $670
has been forwarded to Toron-
to for the M&S Fund for 1978
and some $205 is on hand.
Sunday, November 5, will
be Remembrance Sunday.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
A group from Floradale
Church was present at the
church on Sunday morning to
join in worship and fellow-
ship. The message by Pastor
Lawrence was a comparison
made between the heart of
the natural -man and the
heart of the regenerated man
with summation in the
words, "As a man thinketh
in his heart, so is he".
A pot luck meal in the
basement of the church
followed the service.
A most successful evening
was held at the Brookside
School on Thursday evening
when the ladies of the
Christian Fellowship Church
sponsored a display of articl-
es made by people of other
lands who need to be guided
in ways to help themselves to
raise their standard of living.
This is called a "Self -Help"
Program". Mrs. Shirley
Martin and Mrs. ' Norma
Smith of Listowel arranged a
large collection of interesting
crafts and explained where
the crafts were made and
some of the types of.. wood
and materials used. Some of
the countries from which the
articles came were Banglad-
esh, Philippines, India, Tai-
wan, Bethlehem, Africa.
Mrs. Lawrence gave a
brief devotional talk and
Mrs. Ruth Johnston taught
the group a new song. There
were about sixty present and
the sales amounted to almost
$600.00. This money .goes
back to the makers of , the
various crafts and to pay
shipping expenses. The lad-
ies from 'the Christian Fel-
lowship Church provided a
tasty lunch.
DUNGANNON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Hallowe'en Dance at
Dungannon Agricultural Hall
on Saturday night was well -
attended and a good time
reported. The winners were
as follows: best dressed man,
Gordon Riley; best dressed
lady, Johnny Maize; best
dressed couple, Frank and
Isabel MacDonald of Clinton,
dressed as a Ghost and
Merry Widow; most original
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Pollock, dressed as Indians;
most ridiculous costume,
Mrs. Debbie Park; first door
CONTINUED ON PAGE 27
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IN ASHFIELD. TOWNSHIP
ELECT
Finlay MacDonald
FOR
Reeve
on November 13, 1978
Y�
Serving .:you and : Y
our
township for
S years as Councillor
4 years as Deputy Reeve