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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-10-25, Page 10sie Page 16— Luckaow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 259 1888 Many winners at euchre „- a ties 0 .fin -"annon The Dungannon United Church Women mat in the church on Wednesday eveaw g, October 17. Thanksgiving was the theme at the meeting with Helen Dawson leading aanl all present participating. Familiar scrip- ture reading was Psalm 136, verses 1.9. Ann Isfillar's Senior Creed reading was humorous and enjoyed. During the past month, shrubs have been planted improving the church's appearance. The Willing Workers, husbands and families are invited to € supper November 21 with Willing Workers :ask- ed to bring dessert. Gloria Pearson presided for the business with the U.C.W. benediction clos- ing 'the meeting. Dnngannom Senior .Citizens The ,card party held on October 18 ,had 12 tables in play. High man, John An- drews; low man, Toni Culbert; high lady, Dorothy Cuyler, low lady, Lee 'Shetier. Regular meeting Wednesday, at 2 pin. Dungannon Agricultural Society The first euchre tournament was held on Saturday, October 21 with 19 tables. First score 93, Mark Culbert, Gerard Bedard. Second score , Clarence Doher- UNGANNON :by Bonnie Hodges sinimommommimmin ty .and Jinn Doherty. Third score 82, I1 Pollock and Millie Johnston. Low prize, Kathy Dougherty and Mel Montgomery. Special draw winners, Lockhart Cook. Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge Service was held at Dungannon with Rev. Albert Cook. C.G.I.T. assisted with the call to worship, receiving the offering :and presenting the scripture readings. Leaders of the C.G.I.T. group are Penny Bodges and Kathy Curran. Parish Explorers and Messengers Eallowe 'en Party is on Wednesday, Oc- tober 25 at 7:15 pan. in Dungannon Church. Rev. Donald Beck, Chairman, Pastoral Relations Committee off Huron Perth Presbytery, has called a congregational meeting of Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge at Dungannon Church on Sunday, October 29 at 8:00 pin. This meeting is for all church members Thought For The Week The chief deduction .most :people make from their income tar is that government costs too much. Lucknow Wornen's Institut The Lucknow Women's Institute met October 10 with Margaret MeNay and Tillie Wilson as conveners. The meeting opened with the Ode and the Mary Stewart collect. Dorothy Brown read . a poem, Autumn, followed by the minutes of the September meeting. Rollcall was answered by an interesting item on .Russia. Tillie Wilson, Grace Gibson .and Susan McNaughton will attend the .annual meeting in Paisley. Two items were held over ' for 'discus- sion at the November meeting, the Christmas Benevolent Fund and sale of some institute dishes. Susan McNaughton reported on her meeting with council regarding the ap- plication for a bar by the local bowling alley. Dorothy Brown and Tillie Wilson will contact Mr. Pike of the Lucknow Public School regarding the plaques donated to the school. Lois Goodhue thanked everyone for their donations to the Lucknow Fall Fair. Tillie, Wilson was in charge of the pro- gram, which opened with 0 Canada :afid a poem. A musical number by Grace Gibson, Mary MacGillivray, Noma Camp- bell Marion McFarlane was enjoyed by everyone. Margaret McNay gave the topic about Russia, followed by a reading by Cilia Aitchison. At the close of the meeting a spelling bee was conducted, with Dorothy Brown :proving to be the best speller. 't for et to set your clock One Mow Sunday Morning October 291 1989 This messa ,ought to you }b •..,. John Hopi, Meat Manager at Lucknow Village Market (left) is shown with Peter Da- ly, Retail Market Development Specialist with the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board at the Rnechtel staff party last Saturday evening. The Ontario Pork Producers, sponsored a -contest, open to 1580 stores across Ontario, for entries promoting shoulder, butt and loin steaks. Individual labels had to be submitted for each and those that qualified had their names put into a draw. The producers' aim is to have their product o pork - recognized as steaks, rather • r chops., The lucky winner of the random draw was John Hopi and the prize was ' s t for a staff party. This was a first for the Bruce Canty Pork producers as they .barbecued the meal for the staff. (Phyllis Matthews photo) Mrs. Norine Sieloff, returned home on Saturday to St. Cair shores Mich. after visiting with Jack and Mary Scott, .and other relatives and friends. Don and Ann McCosh and Mary Ann Kokley wisited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald in Jamestown. Earl and June Elliott and Teresa Farrell relll visited in Ingersoll on Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Elliott. Sunday visitors with Don and Ann McCosh were Gladys Arnold, Mary Ann Kokley, and Herb and Lorna Orr from Munck and Lula Stanley from Lucknow. Jamie and Barb McEwan and son Ian, Port Credit, visited with Grandma Gladys Arnold on the weekend. Sunday dinner guests with Katherine Col- lins, Glen and Doreen Young, Harvey and Betty Needham, Frank and Ruby Collwell, and Mary Thompson. Happy Birthday Doreen. Clayton and R i Nicholson, Beta Irwin, Don and Ann McCosh had dinner with Marjorie 'Thompson Wednesday evening. Jean Barnes from Clio Mich. returned home after holidaying with Mary Thompson. Ken and Brenda Bridge and family visited with Brenda's parents -Henry and Jackie Pope in Paisley and with Ken and C Rates 41Vo FEES •ALL'INVESTMF,NTS GUARANTEED & INSURED 4!UNDS TRANSFERABLE INVESTMENTS11 524-2773 Go.dencr 1-800.255-5503 St Birthday Club 'Caitlin Hamilton October 16, 1980 1 Year -Ofd 'Cann Searle October 18, 1988 1 Y.r pfd Whitney Taylor October 25, 1986 3Yews 'Oki 'sChel a ,Aiamson 9dlober17, 1987 :2 Om Olay tlaine rRy 'October :;289 1964 5 YoKivOid ,0114008 Mann �y .116 4 Y- IiNPLE GROVE Debie McCulloch, Port Elgin. Aurel and Marg Armstrong had Bill & Olive Hughes from Goderich, June and Frances Boyle and Edna Boyle and Aurel's mother Mrs. May Armstrong on Friday. Happy Anniversary to Bill and Olive Hughes. Rev. Derwin and Jean Docken, Kincar- dine 'twp., had dinner Saturday evening with Aurel and Mary Armstrong. Wilda Thompson and Donna Young spent the weekend in Port Huron, visiting, Sarah Dore and Blanche Ortguist. Marion Gamble had dinner Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Rowe. Barb Gamble, Mrs. Campbell, London and Mrs. Stewart Farrell and Marion Gamble visited ,with friends in St. Jacobs and :.Elmira on Monday. Allan Brown and Rick and Andrew Furlong, Toronto, spent the weekend with Jim • and Isabel Brook. Robbie Farrell Mount Forest and Carolyn Millson Rockwood spent the weekend with Jack and Janet Farrell. 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