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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-12, Page 9Thanks expressed at meeting The annual meeting of Christ Anglican Church, Port Albert was held on Jan. 26. Rev. R. Crocker presided for the meeting and expressed thanks to the congregation for the support given to him and his family during his sick leave in 1985. The ACW report was given by Mrs. Cora Cook noting another financially successful year, and that there are church plates now available for $6.00. The church report was given by Ralph Foster stating that the church also had a very successful year. Ralph Foster, our treasurer, is retiring after many years of faithful service, and Mrs. Ross (Margie) Young has been appointed to the position. Plans are being made to help Port Albert celebrate its lSOth birthday. The interde- nominational church serviceyvill be held on Aug. 3 at 10 with all former rectors, members, and visitors welcome. The officers for 1986 are: rector's warden, Harbourn Adams; people's war- dren, Phillip Young; vestry clerk, Mrs. Barb Hayden; and treasurer, Mrs. Margie Young. Lay delegate to the Synod is Harold Adams and the substitute is Roy Bellinger. The Sunday School superintendent is Mrs. Bev Weaver; organist, Mrs. Betty Barlet; ACW president, Mrs. Margaret Young; secretary, Mrs. Bessie Bellinger; treasurer, Mrs. Cora Cook; and flower fund, Mrs. Elma Black. Cemetery board members are William Tigert, Mrs. Cora Cook, Ralph Foster, Walter Tigert, Harbourn Adams, Harold Adams and Mrs. Viola Petrie. Rintouls speak at annual Dungannon society dinner The Dungannon Agricultural Society held its annual meeting and pot luck supper on Jan. 29. A social time started at 6:30 with the buffet following. Special guests were Kim and Debbie Rintoul. Both girls, who have won many awards during their 4-H activities, spoke about their past achievements and future goals. They also had many of their trophies and awards exhibited for all to enjoy. Sandra Rivett, one of the.1985 auditors, reported that the receipts for 1985 totalled 837, 745.49 while expenses were 838,367.28. Sandra and Mary Ellen Boel were appointed as auditors again for 1986. Fair queen, Denise Maize and fair princess, Tanya Maclnnis were special guests for the evening. Denise thanked the Agricultural society for it's support and said she was looking forward to the Agricultural Societies of Ontario Conven- tion at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto on Feb. 19 and 20 and to the Miss C.N.E. pageant in Toronto this summer.. Dates were set for this year's events. The ball tournament will be shortened to a two day event, June 13 and 14. Also, it was decided to have the tournament for players 30 years of age and over. The Family Fun Day will be held Aug. 10 with the Fair the following weekend, Aug. 15 and 16. Jack Caesar made a surprise presenta- . tion to one of the directors who has been involved with the agricultural society since 1936. Eldon Culbert has helped with a variety of jobs over the years, including serving as president. He continues to help every way he can even after 50 years of service. Arnold Young held nominations and elections with the following results: president, Carol Nivins; secretary, Bonnie Hodges; treasurer, Lynda McNee; first vice president, John Fielder and second vice president, Grant Johnston. Other directors, include. Jack Caesar, Bob Wright, ichelle Brindley, Bob• McNeil, Bernice Glenn, Eldon Culbert and Rob Robson. Directors look forward to the continued support that the community has, shown during the past. Division of Alcan Canada Products Limited Spring Is Coming YOUR HOME IS LIKELY THE BIGGEST INVESTMENT .OF YOUR LIFETIME. WHY NOT PROTECT AND BEAUTIFY IT WITH *New Siding Replacement. 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RIPLEY HURON Friday February 14 Saturday February 15 Friday Evening: •Costume Skating Carnival 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by Ripley Lions Saturday: •Pancake & Sausage Breakfast - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. •Hockey & Ringette - 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ripley Atoms - 5:00 p.m. Ripley Peewees 6:30 p.m. vs. Kalamazoo, Mich.igan •Snow Pitch •Sleigh Rides 'Snow Soccer .Trivial Pursuit •Scavenger Hunt (.I (cm-) *Cross County Ski *Euchre *Cross Country Runs (10 n.in.) •Tobogganing (Bring row Own) *Donee " Saturday Evening 9 in. tea '•Mugseys" at the Community Centre ANEW HOME? ASK YOUR HEATING EXPERT ABOUT SYSTEMS... WaterFurnece,is a complete liquid source heating /cooling installaticin. Ground water and earth coupled units are the most 'efficient heating systems in existence today. Advanced geothermal technology allows energy independence from escalating fossil fuel costs. .Let the ground you walk on heat your home!