The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-06-01, Page 1948, Coming Event
SECOND ANNUAL CRAFT
and collectable sale, Saturday, June 4;
9 - 4, John Diefenbaker Secondary
School, Hanover, Ont. Admission adults
$1; children under 12 free. Fre? face
painting for kids.--21,22gp
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, Wed.,
June 15, two settings 5 p.m. and 6:30
p.m. Tickets $7. In advance or held at
the door. Phone Bain's Groceteria 528-
3420 or Kincardine area phone June
Gilchrist 395-2851. --21-23
TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
GARDEN PARTY
on Tuesday, June 7th at Brookside
School from 5 - 7 p.m: Adults $7.50,
children age 10 and under $3.75. Pres-
chool free. --21,22x
RICHARD
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
SATURDAY, JUNE 4 AT 10 A.M. - 65
New Persian tugs, tent trailer, riding
mower, furniture, appliances, at
Richard Lobb's Auction Building in
Clinton.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11 AT 10:30 A.M.
- 3 tractors. 1979 Pontiac cal- (good
one), combine, tillage, haying and for•
age equipment, livestock trailer for Bob
and Doris Musgrove. one utile south of
Flighway 87 at Wroxeter on
County Rd, 12. (5.191335-3154
SATURDAY,' JUNE 18 AT 10 A.M. -
Houschold auction at Richard Lobt>'s
Auction in,Clinton,
We are accepting good itdtlltions for
fin 0rc auctions, Antiques wanted
('all Now
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 1, 1994 - Page 19
Dungannon men took part in Blyth Jamboree
This area was shocked on
Thursday morning, May 26 to learn
of the sudden death of a good
neighbor and friend Terry Hodges.
Sincere sympathy to his wife Pen-
ny, daughters Sherry and Tanya and
to his parents Lloyd and Doris
Hodges.
Reverend Robert. J. Roberts,
Ridgetown and Reverend Albert -
Cook, Lucknow conducted the
funeral service from MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home on
May 28. Internment in Dungannon
Cemetery.
Jim Nelson .was admitted to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London on
Thursday, May 26. Surgery was
performed the following day. We
wish Jim a speedy recovery.
Frank Pentland, Belle Mole and
Marion Salo of Ailsa Craig attended
funeral services for Belle's nephew
Sam Cooke at Chesley on May 25.
Congratulations.0 Virginia Caesar
who celebrated her 35th birthday on
May 27.
The Blyth and District Com-
munity Centre was filled to capacity
on May 22 when people from far
and wide came to listen and dance
to more than seven hours of con-
tinuous Old Tyme Jamboree music
supplied by over 40 area violin
players, with banjo, guitar, accor-
dion, mouth organ, jews harp and
piano accompaniment. David Chit -
tick was Master of Ceremonies.
Congratulations to Dungannon's
Don Nicholson who played the
guitar and to Tom Culbert who
delighted the audience with his
AUCTION SALE
of antiques, tractor (White 2-60, 4 WD with
White loader), older, farm implements, Dodge
van , household effects, and misc. items for
CARL & MARG McCLENAGHAN
of RR#5 Lucknow, Lot 11, Conc. 1
Township of Kinloss, County of Bruce
Saturday, June 18th, 11:00 qm
Full listing next week.
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singing as he played the violin.
Since these jamborees originated
in 1985, money has gone to support
playgrounds for children, holidays
for physically handicapped, food for
food banks to .help the needy, the
blind, the heart foundation and
Christmas boxes for children in the
area.
It also has brought a lot of people
together to meet each other and
bring happiness. The joys and
smiles put on faces by the
musicians is the most rewarding
thing in a musician's life.
A lot of musicians now have
written their own music or songs.
Our hats are off to them for this
and as spectators and supporters are
proud of our musicians that have
made many memories.
We hope to see you at the Jam=
boree in Lucknow on July 31.
George Cardiff travelled by bus to
Windsor on Thursday,. May 19
where lie spent a wee's holidays
with s sister-in-lawand nephew
Helen and Fred Cardiff.
A Consignment Auction Sale was
held at the Brindley Sales Yard on
Saturday, May 21. Approximately
80 tractors, 200 pieces of equip-
ment, riding lawn mowers, and
other items were offered .for sale.
Congratulations to Grace Gibson
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Because I can't be with
her all the time."
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who celebrated her 80th birthday at
the Lucknow Legion Hall on May
29.
Two carriages, 22 covered
wagons and outriders took part in
the Annual May 24 holiday
weekend campout.
Taking part from this area were
Eric, Dianne and Wes Drennan;
Brian Pollock and Debbie; Arnold
and Donna Young and Roger and
Elsie Pannabecker.
Ina and Donna Parker of
Bryanston attended 'the Old Tyme
Fiddlers' Jamboree in Blyth on
Sunday, May 22. They visited her
sisters Delina and Don Baetz of
Brussels, and Wilmanina Hill of
Goderich; cousins Eldon and Mary
Austin, Dungannon and were over-
night guest with Joe and Teresa
Courtney.
Bob and Lenore Haslip of Sarnia
visited with her aunt Mrs. Evelyn
Errington on Saturday, May 28.
Little Rosalyn Meriam accom-
panied her grandparents Marvin and
Haney Scott to North Branch,
Michigan where they attended. the
annual horse and covered wagon
rides.
Charles McLean and Betty. Taylor
of Burlington were overnight guests
on' May 27 with Joe and Teresa
Courtney.
Jim and Margaret Errinton and
Joe and Teresa Courtney took part
in the Senior Games at the MacKay
Centre, Goderich on May 20 during
Canada's Fitweek '94. Pairing off
for, euchre were Jim and Joe, and
Margaret and Tereasa.
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church at Kingsbridge was filled to,
capacity for a visit from His'Excel-
lency the most Reverend John
Michael Sherlock, Bishop of Lon-
don. .
On Sunday afternoon he ad-
ministered the Sacrament of Confir-
mation to 40 children 'from St.
Peter's Parish, Goderich and '19
children from the parishes of St.
Augustine and St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge.
Attending Priests were: Father
Paul Mooney, Kinkora, Dean of the
Huron - Perth Diocese; Father John
Pluta, Goderich; Father Patrick
Sheridan, St. Augustine; Father Joe
Nevelt, Winghani; Father Leo
Ramer, Goderich; Father . Martin
Nyland, Lindsay; and Father Harry
Reitzel, parish priest of,
Kingsbridge.
Congratulations were extended to
the May birthday celebrants at the
Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre
on May 25. Eleven tables of euchre
was in progress, Nets Pearson, Lav
Culbert, Clarence Allin, Beck Cul-
bert, Elmer Trommer, Bob
Markham, Barbara Pollock and
Dorothy Harris played.
Honorable mention went to Har-
vey Culbert, who sat at the winning
head tables all evening.
Taking home thecash prizes were
Lois Chamney, Kathleen Glen,
Clarence Hoy and Clarence Allin.
Members were reminded of the
monthly meeting on June 1, at 2
p.m. and plans were made for the
Old Tyme Dance on June 3, 8:30
p.m.
Visiting Phil and Mary Garnock
over the holiday weekend was his
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Gar-
riock from Palgrave, Ontario.
Russell and Mary Mackie and
' daughter Sherri Nicholson,
Holyrood entertained the Pan-
nabecker and Errington clan on
May 29, at a smorgasbord supper.
The occasion being a miscel-
laneous shower honoring Krista
Brussels live
Steers
There were 358 steers on offer
selling froqt, 90.00 to 96.00 to the
high of75.
Gordon Daer, Auburn, 8, avg.
1263 lbs., avg. 96.71 to 106.75.
Don Culbert, Dungannon, 14, avg.
1388 lbs., avg. 92.03 to 104.00.
Gordon Gross, Auburn, 13, avg.
1438 lbs., avg. 91.86 to 99.50.
John Black, Goderich, 7, avg.
1284 lbs., avg. 90.07 to 94.00.
Elmer Smeltzer, Ripley, 40, avg.
1348 lbs., avg. 88.89 to 92.50.
Pannabecker and Marc Nesbitt for
their approaching marriage on June
25.
The West Wawanosh Landfill
Coalition Group had approximately
an attendance of 50 at their initial
meeting at the Senior Citizen
Centre on May 27.
Robert Harrison. and Fred Vander
Sterre of the Public • Liason Corti=
' mittee were present to listen to the
concerns of the local residents
protecting the Proposal Waste
Management Site in the Township.
Committees were formed to at-
tend the next scheduled meeting at
the same location on June 24 at 8
p.m.
Public input is invited to help
preserve our local heritage.
Liz and Ken Brooks, London
were weekend visitors with her
father Frank Pentland and Belle
Mole.
Children from Kingsbridge and
St. Augustine who were confirmed
were: Drew Black; Jonathan Chil-
ton, Dale Courtney, Greg Courtney,
Katie Dalton, Evan Hickey, Jason
Lewis, Nicole Maize, Josh Martin,
Nicholas Martin, Jacob Miltenburg,
Paul Miltenburg, Benedict Ritgen,
Jillian Robertson, Garry Scott,
Joseph Scott, Mark Stanley., John'
Van DiepenbEek, Mark t Van
Diepenbeek.
The Celebration of the Lord's
Supper was observed on Pentecost
Sunday, May 22 at the 'Dungannon
United. Church tinder ' the Super-
vision of Rev. Rick Magie, and Lay
Minister Micheline Montreuil.
The message was based on "The
Ache of Home Coming".
• The three Magie sisters accom-
panied their parents, Marylou, Jen-
nifer and Sarah.
Worshipful Master Rori Durnin of
the Fraternity of Morningside,
Masonic Lodge; Carlow, read a
passage of Scripture May 29, along
with Brothers. Phil Young and Rick
Upthegrove. Brother Joe Crowe
presented the History of the.
Masonic Orders at Dungannon
United Church, 'when the Brother-
hoodattended the service in a
processional Body.
Volunteers are needed for window
washing at Dungannon Manse 'on
June 11, with Diane Park and Bren-
da Phillips in charge of arran-
gements.
Please be in touch with Jan Log-
tenberg 529-7559, if you have straw ; ""
to donate for the "Mafiy Hands"
strawberry patch, which Steve and
Sheila Faber have turned over to
the local Church, for the 1994
growing season.
Rev. Alex McGilvery and wife
Alex have been called to the Dun-
gannon Union Pastoral charge, from
Markham, Ontario. Duties are to
commence July 10.
Rev. McGilvery, B.A. M. Div.
was ordained at the University of
Toronto in 1992, after serving as
Lay Minister at points in Labrador,
Newfoundland and Bruce County,
Gordon Alton is the Guest
Speaker for the Anniversary of
Trinity United Church on Sunday,
June 5, at 11 a.m. with special
music.
All other churches in the Pastoral
charge will be closed. A luncheon
will follow and all are welcome to
attend. • .
Claude and Denise Daw atteneded
a barbecue at the home of her
brother Del and Heather Mitchel-
more Lucknow in honor of the 40th
wedding anniversary of her parents
Don and Del Mitchelmore,
Goderich on May 29.
stock report
Elmer Black, Goderich, 1,
weighing 1370 lbs., sold for 9125.
Heifers
There were 169 heifers on offer
selling from 90,00 to 96.00 to the
high of 102.75.
Wayne O'Brien, Centralia; 27,
avg. • 1364 lbs., avg. 85.37 to
102.75. '
Jim Nichols, Mitchell, 4, avg.
1123 lbs., avg. 97.37 to 101.75.
Wayne .King, Gorrie, 13, avg.
1038 lbs., avg. 96.27 to 101..25.
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