The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-06, Page 14• Page 14 - Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 6, 1993
A little bit of history on Nile church
Nile United Church marked its
'lith anniversary on Sunday, with
'Lmnic holiday, a r'KN`! -
. anality, as guest speakL... .
`lain of FM 102 provided 1:> .
risk with guitar along with
:Ierilyn Rihe.y, church organist..
•;ilc church began in 1855 as a
:.slcyan Methodist Church on
• ,.nc. .% shtick! 'Township. A
lute prick structure was built on
the present site between 1866 ar
;869 without a basement. S.
:here was rnsuflicient acconi-
modation for . the growing
congregation. ()n June 16, 1903 the
:umerstonc was laid•for the present
hurch.
When Church Union was formed
in June 1925, the United Church
'.vas formed and Methodism ter-
minated.
A new organ and chimes was
acquired on the 100t11 anniversary
>f Nile congregation in 1955.
Anticipation was high at the Dun-
gannon Senior Citizens euchre party
on Wednesday night. Out of 13
tables, . Lois Cunningham, Ella
Hand, Margaret Errington, Tom
Culbert and Eldon Culbert were the
winners. •
After an absence of four years,
during which time she got married,
came from Michigan to mace her
home here. in Dungannon, Carrie
(Rob) Robson has returned to
school,
She is attending Westervelt -Col-
lege in London, registered in the
DUNGANNON
Business Administration course
Carrie had been employed at Dun-
gannon Service Centre for the last
one and a half years. Good luck
with your new career.
valued member of the Dungan -
n Senior Citizens, Earl. Williams,
::used away at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Sept. 25,
aged 75 years. Sincere sympathy is
extended to his wife Dorothy and
their family.
Oct. 3 to 9 is Fire Prevention
Week. We salute the many
firefigbtors in our community for
their courage and dedication and •
offer our heartfelt thanks.
Carman and Lula Kaye of Pal-
merston visited' with Bob and
Doreen McCormick last Tuesday.
The children attending Dungannon
Play School ended the September
theme with each receiving a card
"all about me" with their name,
age, hand and 'foot print and their
own special story.
The three top winners at the shoot
party held at the Lucknow Drop in
Centre last Friday were from Dun-
gannon: Margaret Errington was
high lady, Jim Errington high .nian
and Joe Courtney had the most
shoots.,
Charlie Wiseman of Toronto visited
this past week with niece Mary and
Eldon Austin and the Finleon
family.
Dungannon Seniors monthly old
tyme dance was a good success
with music supplied by the Purple
Grovers, lunch served and a good
time had by all.
Marion Perry and Marie England
of Cambridge visited with Stella,
Bob and Doreen McCormick on
Oct. 2.
Christine Stapleton, daughter of
Neil and Nancy, is head coach of
the University of Regina Cougars
basketball team. Congratulations
Christine.
Ron and Lori Mame and Tanya
moved on Saturday to the former
Art Stewart farm. Glen Haven
Apartments, Lucknow, is the new
residence of N1r. Stewart.
A welcome is extended to new-
comers in the village - Lorne and
Brenda Brindley and three school
aged children, Lynn, Jennifer and
Mark. The Brindley family is
residing in the former Steve Faber
home. •
Rain, hail and frost has been
hampering soyabean, white bean
and corn harvesting. •
Kate's reflection: When you're up
to your neck in .hot water, be like
the tea kettle and start singing, '
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Did you know?
Wool is used as stuffing for
baseballs. There are 50 metres of
wool yarn in a baseball.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Due to Thanksgiving Holiday Monday, October 11th
The Lucknow Sentinel schedule is as follows:
Classified Advertising ....2:00 PM Friday, October 8th .
Editorial 2:00 PM Friday, October 8th .
Display Advertising 3:00 PM Friday, October 8th
Whitechurch woman hosts
reunion of first cousins
Elizabeth Dittmer of Midhurst
visited one day last weeE, with
Mildred McClenaghan. Ori the
weekend, Grace Corrin of London,
and her nephew Peter Henderson of
Brarnpton, were visitors. as were
Mr. and Mrs. ;oe Widow rak of Port
:Il: in.
Mildred also nad a first cousin
gathering recently when Mr. and
Mrs. Richard i3ob:>t of Indio,
California, were here. She is a
daughter of Jim McClenaghan.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Muss, Platevillc; Eileen Parker,
Exeter, Carl and Margaret
McClenaghan; Luella Kerr, Strat-
ford; Mr. and Mrs Bill
McClenaghan, Brantford; Edith
Swan of Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs.
Ted McClenaghan of Kitchener;
Rev, and Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan of Kincardine; Cheryl
Saunders of Goderich.
John McKinnon and•Mildred and
WV, , r, o {-fro',
HITECHURCH
the California visitors enjoyed a trip
to Niagara Falls 'fur a day.
Mr and Mrs Geurgc Armstrong
nerd a pre -Thank ,giving day with
their family beton:: leaving ;or a
holiday. Attcncdinti '., re .'tr. and
Mrs. Fred Parry. Jessica. and Brook
of Bright, Mr and Mrs. 'Larry
Armstrong of St. Thomas, Don'and
Linda Hopf of Kie hener, and Ray
and Nellie Brock of Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw•, Mr.
and. Mrs: Walter Elliott and Karen
visaed with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw on Sunday at Dorchester to
celebrate Michelle's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Partington
arrived on Friday from Burnaby,
B.C. to visit her parents Walter and
Alice Moore.
Will host rummage sale
•from page 13
rummage sale to be held -Oct. 14
and 15. Donations are welcome
from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Oct.
14. For pick-up in wingham call
357-2846. Proceeds from the rum-
mage sale go toward auxiliary
projects.
Hospital bridge begins in Novem-
ber. New players are needed. If you
wish to play please call Ruth Currie
at 357-1482 as soon as possible.
The Auxiliary awards will be
presented at the F.E. Madill com-
mencement to two students who
have entered the nursing field.
Currently we have 23 teen volun-
teers for who the auxiliary will be
purchasing badges.
The next meeting will be held
Nov. 22. Tim Sullivan, social
worker at the hospital, will be the
speaker. New members welcome.
THE
Huron County Health Unit
AND THE HURON COUNTY
• Veterinary Clinics
ARE OFFERING
Anti -Rabies
Clinics
SATURDAY, OCT. 16 .1993
THURSDAY, OCT. 14 1993
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 1993
AT THE VETERINARY CLINICS LISTED BELOW FOR DOGS AND CATS
OVER 3 MONTHS OF AGE PLEASE HAVE THEM ON A LEASH OR IN
BOXES OR BAGS WHEN' IN THE CLINIC
Cost: '1 O r includes GST
PER ANIMAL VACCINATED CERTIFICATE PROVIDED. AND TAG FOR
DOGS
The following Huron County
Clinics are participating:
BLYTH VETERINARY CLINIC •.523-9551
Queen St . South Wednesday only
127pm •
BRUSSELS VETERINARY CLINIC
8876841• 61 Welham St Brussels
Saturday only. 9 a.m 2 p m
CLINTON SEAFORTH VET SERVICE
4823558• RRk5 Clinton (Hwy 4 $ of
i�-CtuttontS
-,riTrd ionl S ami 2 p >>
EXETER ANIMAL CLINIC 235 2662
660 Main St Saturday only. October 16
124pm
G.ODERICH VETERINARY CLINIC
524 2631 RR#2 Goderich Sa'.rreay
9a Spm
HUBNER VETERINARY HOSPITAL
524 8287. Saturday only. 9 a'm 3 p m
KIRKTON VETERINARY CLINIC -
229.8911 . Saturday cniy. 11 am 4 p m
LEEDHAM VETERINARY CLINIC
3572471 11 Altred St E W,ngha'n
Thursday 1 5 p m Saturday
9arn • 12p•m
SEAL-ORIH VEIEHINAHY CLINIC .
527 1760. Marn St North. Saturday oniV
8 am 2 om
WINGHAM. VETERINARY CLINIC
357 ' 770 Rmtoui Roc' Complex -Thursday
in!y 4 p m .
ZURICH. VETERINARY CLINIC
236-4301 Saturday oily 8 a 2 p •i}
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1 800 267-VIYTE (8683).
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