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Grani's Place will design drapes to complement your room and they had one of the most
attractive displays at the Lions Hoare and Garden Show held at the Lucknow Community
Centre on the weekend. Ruth Rogues, left, and Mild Deese of Grani's Place are currently
working on the new drapes for the auditorium at the Lucknow Town Hall.
[Sentinel Staff Photo)
Luck now Sentinel, Wednesday, April 13, 1983—Page S
Spend Easter al Lochalsh
Kae Webster
(intended for last week)
Congratulations are sent to
Bob MacKenzie, son of Ross
and Jean MacKenzie, on his
promotion recently to a sen-
ior partner of the Data
Control of the Canadian -De-
positories and Security Com-
pany in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles of Kincardine had
their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Allen (Jean) McCharles and
two children, Gregg and
Karen of Oakville, visit with
them on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Kenzie had Ross's sister,
Marion Barrett and daught-
er, Linda with them on the
weekend from Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex (Sandy)
Simpson have returned rec-
ently to our vicinity from
Calgary, Alberta. Alex is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Simpson. The young couple
are presently living in the
(McMurchy) home, now
owned by Mr. and'Mrs. Neil
MacKenzie. The cotumunity
is planning a welcoming
party for Cindy and a home
coming for them April 22.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
spent Easter weekend at
the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins had their two daugh-
ters, Barbara Shepperd and
Janet Wilkins of Paris, Ont-
ario and Allen Peck of
Wallaceburg with them on
the weekend and on Monday
the Wilkens family were all
together to help Kenny cele-
brate his 16th birthday.
Jim and Kae Webster
visited with the Wilkins
family Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mat-
thewman have returned
home after spending the
winter months in Florida.
Mrs. Matthewman said they
had a wonderful winter, a
little too much rain, not as
much swimming in the Gulf
as they would have liked.
They were still able to have a
wonderful time.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Robb had their family with
them Easter Sunday, Glenn
Robb of Ashfield Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCut-
cheon and family of Lions
Head, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Darling and daughter of
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Dungannon community expresses sympathy
Ry Marie Park
Sympathy is extended to
Grace Black and family mem-
bers on the death of her
mother, Edith (Fielder) Cul-
bert, on Friday, April 8, at
Goderich Hospital, in her
92nd year. Services were
conducted by the Stiles Fun-
eral Home with burial on
Monday in Dungannon Cem-
etery.
The death occurred at
Seaforth Hospital on Thurs.
day, April 7th of Oscar
Cuthill in his 80th year,
beloved husband of the form-
er Margaret Elliott, daughter
of Emma Elliott, Goderich,
and the late Art Elliott.
Burial was in Seaforth.
Congratulations to Ron
and Michele Brindley who
celebrated their wedding an-
niversary on Monday, April
I1.
Congratulations also to
Allan and Sandra McNee of
London who celebrated their
20th wedding anniversary on
April 13.
A large crowd attended the
Stag and Doe at Brindleys
Shed on Saturday night, for
Valerie Matthews and Henry
Van Rooy.
Don Shetier is a patient in
hospital in Goderich. He was
admitted on Tuesday with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Eedy and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Culbert attended the
Vimy Banquet on Saturday
night in Goderich Legion.
Frank is a Vimy veteran.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam
of Auburn visited with her
mother, Gertrude Park on
Sunday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor of Auburn
visited on Wednesday with
Mrs. Park who had returned
home from Wingham hospit-
al on Tuesday.
Dungannon Agricultural
Society
The Dungannon Agricul-
tural Society held its monthly
meeting Tuesday, March 29.
Since many favourable com-
ments have been received
about the recent euchre tour-
nament, it was decided an-
other tournament should be
held this fall.
Rules for the Horse and
Antique Tractor pull were
read and discussed. These
contests will be a new feature
held in conjunction with the
pork barbeque, variety con-
cert and crowning of the new
Miss Dungannon fair queen
on Sunday, August 14. Last
year the local talent made a
big hit.
The finishing touches were
decided for the "Come as
Five Men Make
Five Mistakes...
One man struck a match to see 11 the
gasoline tank is his car was empty. 11 wasn't.
One man patted a *nage bulldog on the head to see
if it was affectionate. It wasn't.
One man speeded up to see it he could beat the train to the crossing.
He didn't.
One man touched an electric wire to see if it was dead.
It wasn't
One man cut out his advertising to see if he could save money.
He didn't.
Good Advertising Doesn't Cost .... It Pays
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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you are Spring Frolic" on
Saturday, April 16. A good
crowd is expected since the
dance will be free and since
great music will be supplied
by Steven's Country Gold.
Various items were discus-
sed concerning. this year's
fair books and different
aspects of the fair.
The financial statement for
the Dungannon Agricultural
Society for 1982 is available
at the Dungannon Post Of-
fice.
Dungannon W.1.
Dungannon Women's In-
stitute met for its annual
meeting last Thursday, April
7 at Mrs. Warren Zinn's
home with a pot luck dinner.
Guest speaker, Janet Am-
os, artistic director of Blyth
Summer Festival, showed
slides of Ireland imper3on-
ating her aunt -by -marriage,
Mrs. Jean Lobb, who accom-
panied her on the trip last
year. Institute members en-
joyed lots of chuckles and
received a good insight into
the troubles in Ireland.
An in memoriam poem
was read by Mrs. Graham
McNee for a late member,
Mrs. Rose Travis, who pas-
sed away in March.
The report of the nominat-
ing committee was given by
Mrs. Derk Logtenberg. Mrs.
Elmer Black presided over
the installation of officers
which is as follows for
1983-1984: past president,
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney;
president, Mrs. Winnifred
Girvin; 1st vice, Mrs. Clif-
ford Crozier; 2nd vice, Mrs.
Elmer Black; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. Graham McNee;
assistant secretary -treasur-
er, Mrs. Elmer Black; district
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director, Mrs. George Er-
rington; alternate, Mrs. Clif-
ford Crozier; public relations
officer, Mrs. Leonard Chis-
holm; alternate, Mrs. Clif-
ford Purdon; branch direct-
ors, Mrs. Elsie Irvin, Mrs.
Clifford Purdon, Mrs. Fred
Young; curator, Mrs. War-
ren Zinn; assistants, Mrs.
Olive Blake, Mrs. Sara Gib-
son, Miss Beth McConnell;
pianists, Mrs. Gordon Finni-
gan, Mrs. Sam Gibson; audi-
tors, Mrs. Elsie Irvin, Mrs.
Clifford Purdon.
Standing committee con-
veners of Agriculture and
Canadian Industry, Mrs. Roy
Robson, Mrs. Alvin Kerr;
Education and Cultural Act-
ivities, Mrs. Elsie Irvin, Mrs.
Wayne Snyder; Family and
Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
Hugh McWhinney, Mrs. La -
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