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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-07-23, Page 8ii Page 8—Lucknow Sentinel, We esday9 July 239 1986 R oti race Arts & Crafts Inc. Stratford Monuments Craft Show Sale FRS DAY, , u y 25 10 an9 pm. SATURDAY, hAy 26 10 am - 5 pm the Kincardine '!�../ 91/0"W Kinsmen Beach ��•�.-,. 4r Pavilion y . r ®w0 Durham SL .r.'®••► Kincardine ROBERT' MOLE • DUNGANNON 529-9340. I, r •Crafts For Sale • Demonstrations • Food, Fun & Entertainment • Babysitting Service • Full Meals 'Available by Kincardine Kinettes LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE JULY. • Friday 25 AUGUST Friday 8, 15, 22, 29 ,s.to sae czam owls 11.1..M. ...“axame caw e==a sem twae go, epee maga man op.. SATURDAY, JULY 26 Marton Johnstone and Bob McComb FRIDAY AND SATURDAY August 1 an. d 2 GRAFT FESTIVAL Christine Collins ,[left] and Laurie Kelly browse over the large selection of stuffed toys by Point Clark artisan. Theresa Campbell at the Ripley -Huron' Craft Festival on July 19. [Alan Rtvett photo] Don't Miss it!! CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 am.. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY 528-3532 "CAR O1LING..." Cars, Trucks, Bus Any Size "Best job For The Best Pric Open 6 days a week RIEGLING FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. • 7 MILES WEST OF LUCKN.OW ON HWY. 86 RR3AUCICNOW - • 395-5107 THANI( YO.. Thank you. to everyone w• ho picked or purchased strawberries from Morrison Berries. It was greatly appreciated. It certainly made our first year an exciting ones Hope 'to see everyone back *mkt. year. Raspberries soon to be available. Thanks again, Ralph and Sandra Roger and Vicky '440) 5 KM EAST OF LUCKNOW ON HWY. #86 Serving you the retail customer as well as the contractor,, with all you' flooring, kitchen cabinets, and ceramic tile needs. GiveUs A.Gait and ask about our oonel Shop-M*11mo axonto, JLoo'zLi Dungannon 529.3147 Or Greg Hamilton, 5283946 CONTRACT SALES ,& INSTALLATIONS Broadloom • L inoloums • Ceramics •'Cabinets • Windows OPEN: MON..FfI. 9 5 30SA" , EVE iNorI Ai fOINTIO N . AVMS continues iidian studies WMS mews Whitechurch., W.M:S. held its July meeting on Thursday atthe home Of Mrs. Donald Ross. The call to worship was given by Mrs, .'Norma Falconer. A hymn was sung and the scripture reading of Psalm 121 was, given by Mrs. Norma Falconer. A reading was given by Mrs, Norma Rintoul followed by the meditation by Mrs. Norma Falconer,: Another hymn was sung. Another reading was -given by Mrs. Norma Falconer. The 'topic on Native Indianswas given. by Mrs.. Mildred Purdon. The offering was dedicated by Mrs, Jean Tiffin. A reading dealing with the Indians' fight for logging rights'was given by Mrs. Jean Ross., The minutes were read by Mrs. Purdon,. The roll call was answered with a verse with "compassion", by seven members. The ,August meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs: George Ball. Another hymn was sung and the closing prayer was given by. Mrs. Kathleen Elliott. The• collection was received and the meeting closed with, the Lord's Prayer. People report Alex Verbeek and .Jamie of Clinton visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Victor Emerson. Jamie was leaving Friday for New Brunswick where he is being stationed. Mrs. Nellie Evans of London accompan- ied Mr, and Mrs. Eric Evans on their way to the Moffat4picnic, tovisit with Mrs. Jean Tiffin and' Mr. and Mrs, Victor Emerson. Tom Day and Richard were in London at • Victoria Hospital on Sunday to visit Mrs. Day, a patient there. The community extends wishes to Brenda • for speedy recovery. Miss Karen Beecroft of Kitchener spent the weekend with , her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E W... Beecroft. Guests with Mr: and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft were Ronald _and Heather Bee- croft, Lavonne. Traen, Sharon Worth and ' Ken Sinnamon, all. of Wingham. Whitechurch W.M.S. are attending. the Craft Fair`at Lucknow on August 2 with no- crafts ocrafts but a booth for selling baked goods. Hector , Purdon is conning' up this weekend to be at the sale of Mrs. Cassie Mowbray's house. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ross completed their move from the manse to the farm on Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Donald Gaunt, Graeme and Jennifer of Chatham are visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Purdon.- Church urdon:Church services will be held this Sunday, July 21 in the Presbyterian Church.• This community extends a warm' mel - come to the new folks Mr, and Mrs. Allen and Steven in the home recently owned -by Alan Falconer; Telephone .351-1064 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and Heather of Richmond Hill spent the weekend with Mrs. Norma Rantoul and .Mr. and .Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Jeffery and Julie of Waterloo. The Oberholtzer family had just returned from a three week vacation in Newfoundland. Calling descendants of pioneers To the Editor; In 1850, Thomas Fowler and Ann Alton of the Dungannon and Belfast area,were married. The descendants of these pioneers of West Wawanosh Township are holding their first-ever Family Reunion in Ashfield Township Park, on Sunday, August 3, 1986, starting with a. pot luck luncheon at 1 p.111. Invitations have been sennas far west as Alberta and as far south as Ohio, but of course,: some descendants may have been, missed. Would you please put this letter in your paper to inforrri any of those who may have been missed, that they are cordially invited to attend. , Ross Fovtler, Box 356, Southampton, Ont. Reader thanks host for delicious meal To the Editor: - lint sure there will be many letters from guests wishing to extend their thanks to host Elmer` Umbach and his Mennonite friends for the delicious dinner served to (he members of the Lucknow Horticulture Society. The decorations and menu would had to have been enjoyed to be appreciated. It was prepared, cooked and served by members of Eltner's church. Much of the food and tea was 'home grown and served by happy, stifling people, who, after all their work in avery warm kitchen, entertained us with their lovely voices. Their minister spoke with simple words on Growing Things, and our relationship with God. What a lovely evening spent with friends.. Thank you Elmer,. Edith Webster.