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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-03, Page 12Page 12 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 3,1993 BARRY W. 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GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money Drive A Little - Save A Lot LUCK 0 MOTORS 528 -2813, -idly'„.._!`. - MONTGOMERY LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, February 7th Worship Service - 11:00 AM Sunday School - 11:00 AM Rev. Margaret Kinsman Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW UNITED -CHURCH Worship Service - 11;00 am Sunday School - 11:00 am Nursery Provided Rev. GERALD McFARLANE Everyone Welcome C. E. MacTAVISH LTD. & - PAUL'S PLACE LUCKNOW Winners of weekly draws for 3OL of'gas • -Sarah Ritchie, Lucknow Terry Scammell, RR -3, Lucknow - Kathy Black, RR 1-, Ripley - Lloyd Irwin, RR 5 LuCknow AIR MILES ARE COMING Visits in Kitchener INLOUGH • Way May Boyle k Nina McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald and Heather visited at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter and family of Atwood visited here with Nina McDonald. Visitors with Edna and May Boyle during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lane, Concession 12 West, Sharon Stein, Concession 10 Kinloss, Merle Rhody and Margaret Christensen of here. Michelle and Robert Rhody of Toronto visited on Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Moon were to London on Monday for a medi- cal examination. Cheerful. attitude gets recognition Lby Kae Webster nommisalial Bonnie ' MacDonald, youngest daughter of Allan and Beryl - MacDonald of Kintail, •who is employed at the Banff Springs Hotel, in Alberta, was honoured in January when she was presented" with the Service Plus Award of Star Employee of the Month for Decem- ber.1;992. The star ' selection committee chose Bonnie for the award stating it was because of her cheerful atti- tude and smile and her outstanding -contribution of excellent service. Bonnie has been employed at the Banff Springs Hotel for the past three years. She is currently the Banff Springs courier. She was pleasantly surprised with this pres- entation after returning to work in January. She is now a candidate for employee of the year. Bonnie enjoyed a 10 -day visit at Christmas time with her family and friends. OCHALSH DAS holds annual banquet The Dungannon Agricultural Society held its -,annual meeting on January 26 at the Agricultural Hall. Thirty members and friends bowed their heads, prior to dinner as guest speaker .Murray Gaunt offered the blessing. The business. portion of the meet- ing got underway with. President Duane Rivett outlining events for the upcoming year New business included a report about plans for the Fair Weekend in August. The possible construction of a permanent tent type structure on the Society grounds was also discussed. - A new concept this year is to have each director head a commit- tee for Fair Days. The director will acquire his or her own personnel to assist them in the planning stages and prepare and submit a budget to the Fair Board for approval. We're calling on all local people to get behind this project and make this the best fair ever. Ladies' president Bernice Glenn regretfully announced that our Fair Ambassador - Andrea 'manse - was unable to attend the meeting. In her place, Kelly McNee, gave a humor- ous speech entitled Home Alone 3. This narrative was based onthe story of her brother Tim leaving for college. The guest speaker, Murray Gaunt, reminisced about attending„ Fail Fairs as a very young man in short pants. He remembered that Eldon Culbert was always at his post, taking admission. fees 'from fair- goers. The role of the Fall Fair has not changed. It is to pull the com- munity together, to work together for the common good: Changes .in programs have been made over the years to help maintain the interest of younger groups. Congratulations were extended to the president and executive of the Fair Board for their fine work •in • organizing this event each year. President, Rivett .expressed the gratitude of -the Society to Murray Gaunt for attending and presented him with a cheese and fruit basket. The minutes of the 1992 annual meeting and the .treasurer's report were accepted by those present. :The 1993 executive is as follows: president - Duane Rivett;' vice presi- dents. Bernard Boyle; ladies presi- dent, Bernice Glenn; and secretary treasurer, Karen Matheson. AUTHORIZED MANLIFACTURERS LIQIJDDATION • BOX& MATTRESS' SETS $119 ...:.C,A watt° • tOto ma°t-°a woom us" woo ...11D`° ua«« „Awa,lower^ Y,AAnartN-Y onw. ta U"'"1"° N 04°0. 00000 VD pt «'tnef. tws t ANO ,,,rte .nr foe a uN1�t0 rr^' Nn eatawr°"'•0jid1tt9 F, f,on.sLa none . AL ea Na„y,t4. ofrW WASHER & DRYER $879 PAIR Ae1 a....e.e, *ow RE :MIKE UPHOLSTERY,... I•r je,q tn••1a :AWAY 199), . t0 V°C1.11McALLILl.921t. rale 1e to Whorl..., UNCIA11119 (093101 to clear out'.11 our /IRS) QUALITY foenlhn troll our 1997 .04211 year. A11 the eat. 't.ptn0nt etc ll.nt r.10. at ir..slr r•.4ve.• prat... One. tete ..1.•1. e°aplet•4 re rill e.41n pre400tne our new 199) •tylei.' A11. •eryq-1ereeeets arta that,a met be. ol.ar.4 .ua• t.n.elatly: All furniture t. rtr.t Autlloy, poet end reo49 td O..oL4 to U0C101NI9 r1111CKT. $149 39” Complete Bed w/ BOX &.Matt, Head, Foot & Rails 20" MONITOR STYLE TV $299 KAY' A COW SALO11 • yoore.truly. rAesloe.r 26" COLOR TV $429 First Come...First Served Credit Hot Line 371-0931 0. ° 44 MC4.44* ,.—.or "4 199.3 R Jt1 FREIGHT 2 PIECE SECTIONAL $399 . N MOUND ONTARIO - OEAR RICK DUE TO 110 4AH E NASDAl2 OFF ROCK OF FINISHED BEDDN !O PASS ON rNE SAVINGSEa y RY OF ells WEN You GREAT SAYINGS UETG'FRGS r gem ur WR ACC OUR L1.Nf UI ,TO YOUR 1045ES AND rOryE SWE GIVE YWeOCNAIIt FOR � 93 92 LC OF REV PRODUCTS TO LY pORE .ourTTE 1N ORDER E ' YOURS GET MORE ATTENTION. TRULY NIRACCE KI 96 ammo Crn KITCHEN SETS $99. COFFEE TABLE SETS $99 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT R.R. 5 OWEN SOUN-Ira oca•D 11114141 Pair Dby Sandra D'Aoust UNGANNON Serving as directors for a three year term are Dennis Gregory, Jack Caesar, Jim Errington, Rick Upthegrove and Duane Rivett. Serving as directorsfor a twp year term are Bob Wright, Joanne Upthegrove, Cecil Cranston and Steven Picco. Serving for a one year term are Bernice Glenn, Dan Gregory, Ber- nard Boyle and Marjorie Pentland. The executive expressed their gratitude for the number of current directors who chose to remain on and serve for another term and welcomed the two new directors into thegroup, in the persons 'of Steven Picco and Rick Upthegrove. A very successful teen dance was held on Friday night from 8 = 12 pm at the Agricultural Hall. Approximately 90 teenagers danced the night away to music provided by Goodfellows DJ Service of Goderich with . Steve Sturdy at the tape deck. This dance was spon- sored Dungannon 4-H Horse Club. The next evening, the Cabin Fever -".-'-..Dance was held at the Agricultural Hal1,.and sponsored by the Society. Music for this well - attended 'dance was provided by Soundproof Music Services -with Calvin Kerr as DJ. Social News Prior to the annual meeting of the Dungannon Agricultural 'Society, Murray Gaunt dropped in and paid a visit at the home of Cora and A.J. Sherwood. - Twenty-one members: of the 532nd Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets, Goderich, recently attended a three day, two night Winter Training Weekend at Camp Ipperwash. Local members included Anita Wood, William and Keith King. Belated anniversary greetings go out to John and Val Wood as they celebrated their special •day on January 18. Birthday wishes go out to John • who celebrated the •very next day - the 19th. Church News Under the leadership of Rev. Orilla Bogart, the service of wor ship was conducted on January 31. tern to page 1S • IT. L tinel - Birthday Club JOhn'Elphick February 4, 1989 4 Years Old Ashton Cha.rnneyL" February 7, 1987 6 Years Old Angela'Sande February 7, 1989 4 Years Old Steven Scott February 8, 1982 11 Years Old NEVER AAgA/M • "Ino wor, .wryar. SU%1s... tthnttll i WPM' la happlitt Tfuit Weil' Amps of Canttdo.