The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-09-26, Page 434
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 3, 1979—Page 11
Dungannon Agticulture float takes first at fair
BY MARIE PARK
' Company on Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Webster were Mr. and Mrs.
BM Bradley of Gocierich and
Miss Alice Bradley of Cam—
bridge.
• Congratulations again are
due the Agriculture SoCie1y.
members and their float
which placed 1st at the
Ripley Fall Fair parade on,
Saturday.
Many from our area at-
tended the ploughing match
held at Chatham this year.
Many Stayed for the weekend
- with friends or relatives and
others had motor homes.
Reverend and .Mrs. Mc-
Clenaghan .of Paisley visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Irvin on Sunday. •
The September meeting of.
the Dungannon Agricultural
Society drew a small attend-
ance. President Bob Wright
chaired the meeting, on Sept-
ember 25th at the hall.
Secretary Dorothy 'Brown
read the minutes, which
were adopted as read. .The
treasurer's report was given
by. Lynda McNee. Several
items of business were dis-
cussed such as building a
food booth which can be
transported to 'different ev-
ents such as tractor pulls etc.
Joanne Whitney, was asked
to compare the different
prices on money boxes for
future purchase. The addi-
tion of a show case at the hail
for, trophies, plaques etc. Was
discussed.
it was decided by those
present to host the 1080 Fall
district 8 agriculture meet-
ing,. It is hoped more, people
Will get out and attend these
meetings and- show an inter-
est in their community.
Mrs. Joy Vella of Seaforth
visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Here on Sunday and accom:-
•panied her to Belmore to visit
Mr, and' Mrs. Ken Weber
(nee Dale McNee) and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Gerry I3ere spent a -
few days last week in Wing -
ham Hospital.
• Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mac-
Donald of Kitchener. visited
Sue's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Godfrey, on the
weekend.
'Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sew-
erby of Toronto visited her
mother, Mrs. Cecil Blake,
and Grant's parents in God-
erich Township on the week-
end.
Congratulations to Alvin
and. Myrtle, Kerr who will
celebrate their 40th wedding
anniversary with a dance this
Saturday evening at the
Agriculture Hall.
Mr. and. Mrs. -Alvin Kerr
retnined home, on Wednes-
day; following. a four week
visit at Arcola, Saskatchew-
an, with his sister, Violet and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Anderson.
Leola Chisholm was home
for the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Chisholm. Leola is enrolled
in the two year registered
nursing course at Stratford
Conestoga College.
Thos. , Webster returned
home on Thursday • from
Wingham Hospital, where he
had been hospitalized follow-
ing a tumble from a ladder a
week ago. He is still feeling
quite stiff and sore.
Mrs.Mary McFarlan and
•son, James .of , Kinlough,
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Shackleton and son,
Gerald of. Dungannon on
Sunday evening for dinner.
Valerie Shackleton of Han -
aver visited with her parents,
. Mr, and Mrs. Benson Shack-
leton, Dungannon, over the
weekend. •
Sherwoods Transportation
took a bus load of Dun=
gannon area residents to the
Plowing Match On Friday.
DDDIGANNON-NILE
• USTORAt CHARGE
D.. Hazelwood, a former
minister of Nile. •United
Church, 40 years ago, was
-guest minister for Nile anni-
versary service on Sunday,
speaking WI the topic, "Have
You Anything to Communi-
Cate?"
The joint Dungannon -Nile
choir sang three numbers,
"Morning Has Broken",
"The Lily of the Valley", and
"Id the Garden", led by
painist, Mrs. Jean:Elliott.
Helen Elliott sang a seta,
"May the Good Lord Bless
and Keep You". A, warm
welcome was extended to Dr.
Hazelwood and to Mrs. Haz-
elwood who also attended the
service.
Nile Hi -C met on Sunday
evening at the church for an
Purple Grove
• A successful Ripley.
Fall Fair was held on
Saturday.
Congratulations on a job
well done go to all these
from this area who acted
as directors and worked
hard to make the fair so
enjoyable. Purple Grove
was -well represented in
exhibit S and attendance.
' The weatherman co-
operated in providing a
sunny warm day for one
of the most successful
fairs ever.
Several from this area
attended the Fall Fair
dance held in the Ripley
Complex on ' Saturday
night.
Students home for the
weekend and attending
the Ripley Fall Fair were
Bonnie, Kerry and
Heather Boyle and
Robbie Sutton.
Some ladies from the
Purple Grove Women's
Institute catered to the
• Lions Club banquet in the
Purple Grove Com-
munity Ceritre on Wed-
nesday night.
Those attending the
International Plowing
Match near Chatham this
week were: Mr. Francis
Boyle, Mr, Bob Thom-
pson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rimmelzwaan.
Please note that •the
Purple Grove Women's
Institute • meeting for
October has been
changed from Wed. Oct. 3
at 8:30 p.m. to Thurs. Oct.
4 at 8:00 p.m. at the home
of Mrs, Wayne Nixon in
Ripley.
Mrs. Donald Forster
thanks everyone for co-
operating in providing
news Reels. The. Purple
Grove reporter for
October is Mrs. Howard
Thompson.
organization and planning
meeting.
The U.C.W. Fall Rally is
being held on' Tuesday, Oct-
ober 2 at the Benmiller
United Church, for all
U.C.W. members of the
West Huron Region.
Dungannon Explorers
meet 4n Tuesday evening.
Choir practice- will con-
tinue as a joint choir on
Wednesday evening in Dun-
gannon church.
. The Woodstock Choralair.
es, a group of 50 voices, are
presenting an evening of
song with selections of popu-
lar, traditional and sacred
music at the Blyth Centre for
the Arts on the evening of
October 3rd.
BRooicsrDE BROADCAST
By Lisa Brown
and Suzanne Alton
The first meeting of the
Student Council took place
on Thursday, September 20.
They discussed ehips and
granola bar sales, also choc-
olate bar sales It Hallow-
e'en.
• The Fifty Mile Club has
started. The club is formed to
Promote physical activity and
a student must run 50 miles
or 200 laps of the track. It is
hoped that many students
will participate. Enthusiasm
is high: so far.
The soccer teams have
been chosen to play at the
tournament on Thursday,
October 4 at 10 am. Senior
girls - Robertson; Senior
boys - Agr. Park; Junior girls
and boys - Victoria.
Mrs. Louise Wilson and
Mrs. Mary Bern attended
F.W.T.A.O. Fall conference
at Huron Heights School in
Kincardine on Saturday.
Shervv,00ds " Transportation
took a bus load of Dungan.
non area residents to the
Plowing Match on Friday.
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