HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-20, Page 9UNGANNO:N
by Bonnie Hodges
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Bokkers and family on the birth of a son,
Tyler, on December 9th.
The Community wishes Lou Brindley a
speedy recovery. She was a patient at
Stratford Hospital and underwent
surgery.
Glen Weaver of Port Albert was a pa-
tient at University Hospital and is now
recovering at Goderich Hospital and do-
ing well.
The weather certainly cooperated for
the sleigh -ride around Dungannon with
Bauer's singing Christmas Carols on
Sunday.
The Dungannon United. Church women
met at the church on Tuesday for a
potluck dinner.
A Christmas carol program followed
with Rev. Robert J. Roberts accompany-
ing
ccompanying on the piano.
Narration was by President Gloria
Pearson, with scripture and readings by
Helen Dawson, Margaret Errington,
Karen Roberts and Willetta McWhinney.
Gladys Rivett, 95, of Huronview
formerly of Dungannon passed away.
was Sunday from McCallum and
Funeral Home, Goderich. Survived
by nieces and nephews.
"Merry Christmas and Happy new
Year to all my "readers" and my
"helpers".
Luelwow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 20, 1989 -Page 9
Times Are Not 'a Changin'
Marion McFarlane
When I was a gal in Lueknow town
And Saturdays were quiet and still
Charlie, Ida and I would walk around
And end up at Treleaven's Mill.
There Frank and the pipers would prac-
tice their songs
With a groan, a grunt and a wail.
Ida could only stand the noise for so long
Then we'd head for the river and sail.
But the government said the boats had to
go
They weren't used enough you see,
Unless the Pipers practised 7 days in a
row
'We would have no place to flee
"Oh Dear" said Ida, "We are in a fix",
"Don't worry" said I with a grin
Charlie will find a solution right quick
Or poor Frank will run out of wind,
So up to Ottawa Charlie did go
He had the way and the will
For he got in a boat and he did row
All the way to Parliament Hill
So the government sent trains to
Lucknow town
Said Charlie "This is a thrill"
When the Pipers are wailing - a new
escape route we've found
We can hop a train to Richmond Hill.
But the trains were stopped and the
buses arrived
Modern times were upon us at last
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But our Bag Pipers - would they sur tve?
Or like the train - a thing of the past.
Years have past and the buses are few
You can catch a cold much quicker
If you can't drive a car - what do you
do?
Buy a horse and call it Flicka?
There will come a day when we'll stay
put
Just like in great grandma's day
you want to travel - go by foot
hanks Mare as they used to say
r maybe our Pipers will get no renown
t the government will supply a jet
For
engagements away from Lucknow
Town
And we'll all be aboard, you can bet.
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Dungannon Senior Citizens
Card party held on Wednesday,
December 13th at Senior Centre with 12
tables.
High lady - Tie between Kathleen Glen
and Aileen Trommer with score of 85 -
Kathleen coming out the winner.
Low lady, Eileen Wagner.
High man, tie between Tom Young and
Clarence Allin with score of 80 - Tom
coming out the winner.
Low man,. Tom Culbert.
Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge
Service was held on Sunday -at Dungan-
non with Rev. Albert Cook presiding.
In .the lighting of the Advent Wreath,
the first two candles were relighted by
Robbie Roberts and Jason Caesar, the
third candle was lit by Tenille Cranston.
Dungannon Willing Workers held , a
draw on Christmas Dinner Hamper with
the winner being Sherri Nicholson of
Holyrood. Second prize was -a Door Hang-
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WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The Dungannon Women's •Institute
Christmas meeting was held Dec. 7 at
the Candlelight. Mary Robson, president
welcomed everyone. Institute Grace was
sung. Nineteen members and six visitors
sat down to .a lovely dinner.
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The roll call was answered with some
very humorous readings. The cor-
respondence was dealt with, including
thank you's" from Seniors Day Care
Centre from Wingham and the McNee
family.
Roberta Linskill presented Cora Sher-
wood
herwood of Dungannon with a gift to show
our appreciation for all she has done for
our institute over the years,Cora thank-
ed the Institute.
Instead of a gift exchange money was
given to "Family and Children's
Services".
Christmas carols were sung accom-
panied by Roberta Linskill on her actor
dian. Bev Feilder gave a reading,
"Christmas Concerts", and also one she
had written entitled "Christmas At Our
House". Illa Crozier read a poem
"Winter Chores".
Mary Rob onthanked the branch direc-
tors, lila Crosier, bra Ation and Bev
Fender, for doing such.a : good job. Bev
Fender had a beautiful Nativity Scene
she had made on lay.
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