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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-28, Page 10Lueknow Seat/net Wedeesday, June 28, age 11 Birthday Club Christina Kuntz July 28, 1980 9 Years Old Raumyn Rais Firouz July 3, 1983 6 Years Old Michelle MacGillivray July 3, 1977 12 Years Old Lisa Conley July d_ 1957 2 Years Old Leslie Conley July 4, 1987 2 Years Old Courtney Bakker July 4, 1985. 4 Years Old GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Bet Rate Mond�y, Jane 26, 1989 Cli 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 2 YEAR ANNUAL DON and. ' V THOMPSON INVESTMENTS Lucknow Phone 52k-22; Albertan visits In Intended for last week 'Recently George. and Jean Errington and Bill hosted a 'gathering at their farm home so all could visit with -uncle John Gaunt 'of :Skew i ' i< Park, Alberta who spent a week visi ' his sister Lila Shiekluna in Wingham. Attending wereb nieces and nephews Ken and Marg Gaunt of Hanover, Jinn :and Celia Ait- chison, Lucknow, Peg Purdon, Goderich, Marie Button, Blyth, John Aitchison of Clinton, :Bob and Beth Aitchison and Bev from St. Helens, Bob and Dawna Morgan and Norma of Kerwood, Betty Errington, London, Murray and Pat Gaunt, Steven and friend Judy McMichael, Verna Brown and Jennifer and Aunt Lila all of Wingham. Visitors recently with Art and Mary Stewart were their sons, Richard, -Leslie and Kelly. They motored to Lambeth to attend the wedding of Art and Mary's granddaughter, Susan Stewart, daughter of Norman and Norma Stewart and Jim Vanderhoeven. The wedding took place at 4 p.m. at Lambeth United Church with reception at Howard Johnsons. Susan and Jim spent their honeymoon in Dominican Republic. Others attending the wedding from this area were . Ron and Edna Alton and Joyce and Lisa -Caesar. Dungannon Senior Citizens Seniors held their Wednesday night card party with 13 tables. High lady, Dorothy Cuyler, low lady, Gloria Pear- son; high man, tie between Stuart Charnney and Gordon Pollock with the winner being Stuart Chamney. Low white card, Grace Finnigan. Seniors would like everyone to save their .Zehr and `iechtel tapes. . Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge Service was held at Dungannon with Rev. D. Armstrong. Summer schedule: July - Trinity at 9:45 a.m., Nile at 11:15 a.m., Don- nybrook and Dungannon are closed. August - Donnybrook at 9:30 a.m., Dungannon at 11100 a.m., Nile and Trinity are 'closed. Dungannon Memorial Cemetery ser- vice was held .on June 25 at `3:00 p.m. • ungannon UNGAINON by :Bonnie Hodges Thought For the Week: A favor is that kindly deed ... beyond a friendly smile ... that comforts someone else on earth ... and makes this life worthwhile. This week Dungannon Senior Citizens At the card party held Wednesday, June 21 with 11 tables, , winners were high man, Thys Green; low man, Bill Errington; high lady, Caroline Menary, low lady, tie between Belle Mole and Jodie Lee with Belle coming out the winner. Duugamnon Union Pastoral Charge Sunday service was in charge of Sun- day School Superintendents, Diane Park and Bob McNeil. Awards were presented' to Sunday school pupils with perfect attendance. Refreshments were later served. The floral tributes placed in each church were in commemoration of David Roberts. Memorial Service at 13nngannon cemetery Memorial Service was held on Sun- day, June 25, 1989 at 3:00 pawn. at Dungannon Cemetery. Prelude Music was by Ed Stiles, call to worship _by Rev. Roberts. Hymn `Jesus Lover of My Soul', Scripture reading was by Rev. Roberts and solo by Ruth Alton. Honour Roll 1988-1989 Leslie Johnston, Russell John Brindley, Peter Earl Swan, Gordon Robert Pollock, Howard Dustow Johnston, Roy . Alexander Wintemute, Henry Austin Willis, Tryntze Logtenberg, Ellen Chrintine Johnston, Franklin Oliver Glenn, David Roberts. One minute of silence was observed in memory of deceased. Another ,solo . by Ruth .:Alton and ad- dress by 'Rev. 'Roberts, follower by "Faith of •:our Fathers' :closed the memorial ~service. LCPS students wish everyone a safe summer Grade 1 The last week of school went by in a rush,, with finishing up projects, and posters for the Fall Fair; swimming; watching the Kindergarten graduation; and saying bye to our friends. We made a chocolate rake for tour July - August birthday people - Sharon, Charlie, Jor- dan, and Aaron. Grade one wishes everyone a very enjoyable and safe holi- day. See you in September. Grade' °2 The Grade Two class wishes everyone a safe and fun holiday. We will miss our friends at L.C.P.S. over the summer but will look forward to seeing them in the fall. Grade 2/3 We have .been very busy on our .last week of school. We completed our Australian booklets and enjoyed all the visitors that came and Shared their ex- periences of the country "Down Under". On Tuesday we went for our :annual swim in the Lucknow pool. We lope' you had an enjoyable Arne.. °t We were very sad to hear of the very bad accident, in- volving Our $yznes family. You're in our thoughts every :day. Your classroom is miffing you Torn. Have a ,happy summer! Grade 2/4 `The grade 3/4 Classroom has capped off an exciting, f filled„year• The last busy couple of weeks were fest iiith a swim day at the Lucknow pool, com- pleting Fall Fair ,work, 'finishing .of shark projects, desk clean -outs, .and many things. Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Clooney have certainly enjoyed wo with the great ,students in the :3 4 classroom. `'.they ,well mid them oVer the summer! 'The stints and Mrs: Clooney Mrs. Den the belt * leaves Lueknew Central te ea Alt R pley •-next year. You will be _missed Mr. Dennis! Grade '4 We had fun at the pool on Wednesday. On Friday we had ,a party. We had lots of food and games. Thursday .• was our auction. Mike Cranston was our .auc- tioneer. We had lots of fun last week. Grade 5 This last week, as we bid :farewell for another year, some special congratula- tions are in order. Four people, Jeff Porter, Andrew Cleland, Kerrie Sluelen and Jeremy ;Smith ,.achieved the ex- cellence level in Canada Fitness. Eight people achieved academic honours; An- drew Cleland, Jeff Porter, Daniela Fischer, Ethan McNeil, Peter Neable, Kerrie Sluelen, Lynda Lynons, and An- drew Mowbray. Grade 0 On Monday the .grade 4, 5, •6 went on a tour ,of Bruce County. We went to such .places as 'Teeswater rookery,., Sala- ble Beach, and 'Sauble 'Falls. We :all had fun that day! The gr•ade,i's are looking forward to 'summer .'holidayI Have a great summer. ,Grade "7 The Grade 7 class has been very busy cleaning :up the ;last week of ;school. It ran very smoothily. The whole :aohoal year went by so fast. We enjoyed the ,swimming on Wedry and the barbecue at Mrs. 1Vfc.Boui<h. we wish everyone a safe arid '!Y summer. Fly gitudies The Family Studies students used 'their culinary s1l1is to eater to the Board�tof Education meeting that washeld At PS' en 'Tuesday. Humour bas it °tight our(thoroughlyjoyed the buffet. "Thaw you to the 'folio hard workers - ltob TP4�o�r�ter, Tammy Noble, lora . ,�►a ler, Lisa M t f Mrs. Moi Cart00,11, , 'for me g things -run INVITATION TO A PUBLIC MEETING of Huron County Access to Housing Committee TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1989 7:30 pm. Huron, County Museum 110 North Street Goderich, Ont. • —Wheelchair Accessible— Please come out and provide us with your valuable input! Transportation from anywhere in the County available, telephone 1-800-265-5506 or 524-5331. WINTEE P C( wew%.Ta* LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom home, well kept, .aluminum sided, fruit trees. Ideal retirement home. $58,900.00 DUNGANNON - 3 bedroom starter home, $15,900. 98 ACRES - Rolling pasture, 4 acres bush, 2 ponds, older bank bam. Asking *60,000. 200 ACRES - pasture, Kinloss Twp. well fenced, licensed for gravel. Inquire. I1t S h Lipp, MhfiOldTwP., Jew!) 10/sternatic drained, very productive acreage. 4BEDROOKSIDEPLIT-lb acrelotonedge of Lucknow, finished basement, new win- -dows, woodstove & fireplace. Approx. 14 years old. CULROSS 196 acres, 115 workable, 50 acres hardwood, 30 acres softwood, 40' x 60' ,bam, drilled well. 280 ACRE :FARM - 240 workable, excellent 3 bedroom :brick home, modern farrowing barn, bank bam, set-up for feeders, 80 x 40 shed, Ashfield Twp. 145 ACRES pasture, well fenced, spring creek, 12 acres hardwood. *80,000. 100 ACRES cash crop, 70 workable, 25 acres licensed pit. *65,000. LUCKNOW - Older 4 bedroom home with modern kitchen, oil :& wood furnace, wood stove, hardwood floors; corner lot. Priced at *60,000. 2 ACRE - Country lot close to Lucknow, 30 x 30 shed, excellent building lot. - ,LISTING WANTED PAUL ZINN ALVIN 'RO►BB WARREN ZINN 520-2411 395-3174 5283710 oKY ?Ladles Ssiur Short Sleeve Sweaters Adidas & Basler miners mew *law Prioe 1