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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-26, Page 16Page 16—Lucblow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 I would appreciate your support at the polls. On November 14th Re -Elect George Anderson for Lucknow Village Council Walkerton Heritage Fair '88 SHOW & SALE November 5 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. Novembbr 6 10:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. GIBBON... have served on council by ap- pointment for the last three months -- long enough to develop an interest in the municipal affairs of the Village and a wish to con- tinue for a full term. believe that council's current programs provide an excellent base for the next three year term and I ask for your support to validate my right to serve on council. GEORGE 6E3 DASHWODD WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 1•• 1 1111111 for quality selection and professional installation WALKERTON Corner of Hwy. 9 south and Industrial Road 881-3626 OWEN SOUND Corner Hwy. 70 & Conc. 1 (opposite Drive -In) 371-5353 Anglican parish welcomes Atwell David` Atwell is the new priest for St. Peter's Lucknow, Church of Ascension Kinlough and St. Paul's, Ripley. Mr. Atwell and his wife Jean moved to Lucknow from Ambridge, Pennsylvania the last week of September and he took o . Lr the parish the first of October. Prior to entering the ministry, Mr. Atwell had worked for 22 years in industry in the marketing division for IBM. He spent five years in the seminary preparing for the ministry, graduating from Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry, Ambridge in May 1988. The Atwells have two grown children, Lisa, 20, who lives in Ohio and Bruce, 25, a law student in Anaheim, California. Mr. Atwell will be ordained to the Holy and Sacred Order of Deacons on November 19, at 11 a.m. , in St. Peter's Church, Lucknow. The ordination will be conducted by Right Rev. E. Robert Townshend, Suf- fragan Bishop of Huron. This is a first time that an ordination has been conducted in St. Peter's. A well-known figure, The Rev. Dr. Terence Kelshaw will take the service at the ordination. While the Atwells moved from a city with a population of 17,000, they are finding great enjoyment in living a small com- munity where the people are so receptive and friendly. David Atwell Art and Mary Stewart attended the wed- ding of their grandnephew, Dana Andrew Doherty and Shelley Lynn Thom, on Fri- day evening, October 14. Dana is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Doherty and Shelley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thom. Many people, friends and relatives from the area attended the reception at Saltford Valley Hall after. Senior Citizens held their regular Wednesday night card party with 10 tables. High man was Nels Pearson, low man Larry Lee, high lady Helen Nicholson, low lady Aileen Trommer. Mrs. William Henderson and Mrs. Evelyn Little of Lucknow Presbyterian Church visited with Art and Mary Stewart on Thursday. Beth and Ken visited with Art and Mary Stewart on Friday afternoon and evening. Ladies lost in shoot! Jim and Margaret Errington, Roger and Elsie Pannabecker,Ross and Glenna Pan- nabecker attended the 40th wedding an- niversary of Margaret's brother and wife, Earl and Ruby Dahmer at Cambridge on Sunday. Art and Mary Stewart attended the sacrament of baptism at Lucknow United Church for their great grandaughter, Kelsie Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Alton. Seven grandprents attended as well as aunts and uncles. Blair Alton and Brenda Buckingham were named god- parents. Rev. Gerald McFarlane's sermon Dby Bonnie Hodges UNGANNON was "What religion does to people".A love- ly dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs. Alton's following the service. Dungannon Union C.G.I.T. On October 15, the CGIT girls along with their leader, Penny Hodges, served up delicious hot dogs, donuts, coffee and lemonade at the Fall Flea Market at Dungannon Agricultural Hall. The CGIT met on October 19 at Brookside School. It was "bring a friend night" and there were 23 girls in atten- dance. They divided into two groups. One playing bnasketball, the other volleyball. Later they switched groups. Relays were enjoyed by everyone before they had a short meeting and went over the song that was to be sung on Sunday. Closed with taps. On October 23, the CGIT took part in the church service at Dungannon. Alison Cur- ran read the call to worship, Tammy Roberts and Denise Curran read the scriputres with Jody Riley reading from. the service book. The whole group led in the children's story which was in the form of an action song. Hallowe'en is on Monday - watch for the ghosts and goblins at your door. Happy halloween to all my readers! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page returned home on the weekend after spending a month visiting and sight-seeing in Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Glad you are safely home again. We missed you. David Rhody who spend a week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody, has returned to Ottawa. Mrs. Cora Thompson of Kincardine, Ed- na and May Boyle of here, Miss Norma Coutts of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce of Brantford were guests of Mrs. Jean Hodgins in Wingham on Friday. Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christensen returned home after attending the con- ference at Barrie. Miss Laura Hodgins visited on Friday at Kincardine with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt. On Monday, Edna and May Boyle and Mrs. Elizabeth Fair were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott at Ripley. Mrs. Janet Nielson and Daniel from Bracebridge visited for a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. Kinlough Presbyterian WMS The Kinlough Presbyterian WMS fall thankoffering meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon, when visitng sister Kby May Boyle INLOUGH organizations were present. Mrs. Bert Thompson, president, was chairperson and extended a welcome to all. Mrs. Tom McDonald greeted the guests on arrival and introduced the guest speaker Mrs. (Rev)Baird, who gave a most inspiring talk. A poem and the scriptures were read by Mrs. Bert Thompson. Mrs. William MacPherson organist and Mrs. Bruce Bushell favoured with a duet. Mrs. MacPherson read a poem. Mrs. Don Robertson thanked the speaker. Mrs. Don McEwan and Mrs. Alex Percy received the offering and the president gave the offertogy prayer. Suitable hymns were sang throughout the meeting and the benediction closed the meeting. Refreshments and a time of fellowship were enjoyed. _