HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-19, Page 14Page 14 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 19, 1993
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Chamber of Commerce
Thursday
May 20tH
to
Saturday
ay 22r:
Walkerton Business
Improvement Association
(BFA)
presents their
6th Annual
LARGEST OUTDOOR'
COMMUNITY
YARD SALE"
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Correspondent will retire
During the past three years, it has
been my pleasure to serve as your
local correspondent for the Luck -
now Sentinel and the Goderich
Signal Star.
I have enjoyed keeping Dungan-
non and area in the news and ap-
preciate the continuing support ,of
those of you who submit items to
me.
As most of you are aware, I will
be retiring from this position as of
May 31, with the last column ap-
pearing on June 2.
I hope sincerely that someone out
there will come forward and take
up the challenge of writing this
column. Thank you for your sup-
port and encouragement.
It is with great sadness that we
say farewell to one of our life-long
residents of our village. Cora (Fi-
nnigan) Sherwood, beloved wife of
Alvin J. Sherwood, passed away
Monday, May 17. Cora was soon to
celebrate her 80th birthday.
She is resting at the McCallum-
Palla Funeral Home in Goderich.
The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 19.
To Alvin, Robert and family, our
sincere condolences at this time.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
you.
Seniors news
Nine tables were filled for the
commencement of play at the week-
ly euchre party on May 12 at the
Seniors' Centre. Finishing in the
winners' circle were Lois Chamney, .
Dora Alton, Bernice Henry, John
Harris and Joe Courtney.
Agricultural Society news
Twenty-two tables of wares were
available for sale at the semi-annual
Flea Market, held on Saturday at
the Dungannon Agricultural Hall.
Everything from sports cards,
baking, sports and workwear to a
vast variety of used items were set
to sell. An excellent . crowd took
advantage of the many bargains to
be had.
The lunch booth was very capably
manned by the Dungannon Union
Pastoral Charge CGIT group, who
also had a bake table.
The Explorer Group of the charge
set up a table of wares as well as
holding a , draw four four different
baskets of goodies. The moms and
dads basket was won by Janie
Smyth, the fruit basket by Wayne
Wilson, the baby care basket by
Dby Sandra D'Aoust
UNGANNON
Judy Smyth and the student basket
by Rick Patterson.
If you missed this market, they
will be doing it all over again in the
fall. Watch for further announ-
cements on this event.
Thecommunity's continual sup-
port is gratefully acknowledged by
all the participating groups. Without
your attendance, it just wouldn't
work.
Social news
Brett Courtney, two-year-old son
of Gary and Chris Courtney of
Blyth, spent a few days last week
with Grandpa Joe and Grandma
Teresa Courtney.
Joe and Teresa attended the 36th
wedding anniversary celebration for
Ian and Donna (Lannan) Parker of
Bryanston on Saturday, May 15. On
Sunday, they journeyed to London
to visit with Art and Kay Dalton.
Church news
The service of worship at Dun-
gannon United Church was under
the leadership of Rev. Garth Bogart
with Mary Garriock serving as
organist.
During the service, the Union
CGIT group, accompanied by As-
sistant Leader Mary Garriock, sang
three musical selections entitled
Thank You Lord, Amazing Grace
and Pass it On.
The sermon text was based on
Romans 3: 21-26, and was entitled
"Batters Up."
May 20 will ,be the date of the
Aids Awareness Night sponsored by
the Willing Workers Group. This
will be held at the Dungannon
United Church, commencing at 8
p.m., with guest speakers Donnie
and Alma Plant of Londesboro.
Plan to attend this informative
evening.
These two girls were thrilled with the selection of trolls
available at the flea market In Dungannon last Saturday. Julie
Mole (left) and Catherine Robinson stopped to check out one
vendor's display. (Pat Livingston photo)
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renewable:.,
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For bulk deliveries or keylock as well as
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