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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-29, Page 16• , . LOWER INTEREST RATES ':ist and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, I11DUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE ' SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS 8 CONSULTANTS LIMITED Head Office, 56 Weber Street, East Kitchener, (519) 744.6535 Branch Office: 705 Goderich Street, Port Elgin, (519) 832-2044 Evenings Call Hepworth 519-935-2542 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT. CASH !40W. AVAILABLE ON Stanley; Class 3, Peter and Joan Takken, Chester and Marion Sil- verthorn, Ken and Velma, Hendry; Class 4, John and Renske Ribbink, Gordon and June Harris, Morgan and Doris Johnston; Class 5, Eugene and Viola Bridge. CULROSS ' Class 1, 'Bruce and Diane Donaldson, Jim and Joan Whytock, Wallace and Ruth Ballagh; Class 2, Bonar' and Ruby Jarvis, Bill and Marie Zettel; Class 3, Stewart and Grace McDonald, Joe and Teresa Kieffer, Cameron and Marilyn Robertson; Class 4, 'Len and Marie• Weiler, Morley and Dorothy Wall, Bob and Diane Wall. Because of the closing of Goderich arenas the annual Goderich Car Show will be combined with the Clinton Auto Dealers for Auto Show /7 at Clinton Arena FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER' 2 - 2 p.m. to 3 Free Coffee Free Admission Door Prizes ,Chevrolet-Oldsmobile • • Lorne Brown Motors Ford-Mercury-Lincoln • Green & Parent Ford American Motors-Jeep .40 Strickland Auto-Mart Chrysler-Plymouth • Clinton Chrysler-Plymouth Chrysler-Dodge • Schutz Motor Sales Toyota • Strickland Motors Pe% PA Edit THE: LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 29, 1916 Announce Farmstead Improvement awards, 300 Attend Ripley Banquet UN G NNON , Mr- and Mrs. K. K. Dawson and s* Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Stothers are home after a few weeks in the • West. They motored to Edmonton where the Dawton's visited, their- ▪ daughter Karen andson-in-law•Mr. and' .Mrs: John Linton. The Stothers' 'went on to Vancouyer to visit . their daughter, .Kathy and later met DaWson's at Calgary for the trip home. Mr. John Young spent last week in hospital,in London with a kidney condition., He got home for the weekend 'but has to go back to hospital this week. • Sharon Young is taking a course in Data Processing at Fanshawe College. FUN AND FRIENDSHIP NIGHT Thee U.C.W. held a Fun and Friendship .night on Tuesday evening, in e church basement. Mrs. Dorothy Pentland was chair- lady and Welcomed those present. Mrs; Diane Park led a singsong accompanied by . Mrs. Judy Mc- Mtchael at the piano. Mrs. Donna Alton conducted a humorous test. Mrs. Emma Rivett gave, a reading and Mrs. Diane Park sang "Amazing Grace". Several relay games were played which allowed everyone a chance to get involved in the fun; Winner for having lucky name tag was Mrs. Fred Schmid; for having lucky chair The winner was Mrs. Edna 'Campbell. The prize for being most recent resident of Dungannon went to Mrs. Debbie Henderson. MrS. Pentland intro- duced the ladies who came to live in the:village during the past. year, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Dowell and Mrs. Henderson. A delicious lunch was served and a social time was enjoyed..: Those who planned and conducted this program deserve great credit. Congratulations to Mr. 'and Mrs. Mike Rhody (nee Kathy Hallam) on the birth of a son at Goderich Hospital on Satiirday, September 25: Mr. Earl McNee, Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee,, Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie and Miss Debbie. Vella visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farrell near Kincardine -on Sunday., Sympathy is extended to family' and friends of Thomas Anderson of Lucknow, who 'died suddenly on Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Finnigan, Goderich visited with Mr. and Mrs. lobt. Irvin after attending anniver- sary service It Dungannon United Church. on Sunday', , Mr: and Mrs. B. F. Comfort of St. Catharines spent a few days last week with Mrs. Cecil Blake. Congratulations 'to 'Mr. and Mrs. Ken McNee on the birth of a son, Michael William on September 21 in Goderich Hospital. • Close to 300 people attended the banquet and dance, at the •Ripley- ,Huron Recreation 'Complex on September 8, h'onouring the con- testanti who had entered, the Farmstead "Spruce up Bruce" contest, in conjunction 'with the International Ploughing Match. This event was the "kick off" for the 1976 International Ploughing Match, The Farmstead committee has been. operating for,over two. years, ,under the capable' ,convenerShip of Burton Hodgins of Kincardine, with the aim of cleaning up the county for the thousands of visitors expected at the Ploughing Match near Walkerton this week, Sept- ember 28. to' October .2. There were five classes in the competition and they were: Class 1, -most improved farmstead; Class 2, most improved home; Class 3, most attractive farmstead; Class 4, most attractive home; Class 5; most attractive gateway. The County winners were judged from the winnerg of each category from the county's townships. Judging was done by Dick Goodin and George Gear, Walkerton. M.C. for the evening was Harvey Davis of Dobbinton. • The County winners in the first four classes were each presented with a beautiful silver tea service.. They were Class 1, presented •by Andy McTavish for Stewart Seeds, Ailsa Craig, given to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGillivray, Arran Town- ship; Class 2 presented by James Powers for C.I.A.G. to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weins, Greenock Town- ship; Class 3 presented by Alfred Brunton for Formosa Fire Insur- ance to' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Halliday, Elderslie Township; Class 4 presented by Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Tout for Kincardine Construe-, tion to, Mr. and Mrs. John Ribbink of Kincardine Township; Class 5' presented by Mr. and Mrs.' Herb Henkenhaf on behalf of the Royal. ,Bank to Morley Hanbidge, and this' -was the presentation of a ;beautiful silver rose bowl. . • Township winners in this area in' each 'category are as follovvS: ° HURON • Class '1, Ken and Mary Robin- son, Elliott Lowry, Olen and, Brencia Wylds; Clags 2, Howard and Noreen Robb, Stewart and Joyce' Farrell, Gerry and Connie Clover; ClasS 3, Jack and Linda Campbell, Jim and Shirley Harris, Bob and Wendy Scott; Class 4, Helen and, Gerry Emmerton, Bill and Bertha Scott, Lynn and Gayle Lowry. KINLOSS Class 1, Brian and. Alice Doel- man, Jim and Joyce McEwan, Barry and Gladys "Johnston; Class 3, Jack and Mary Scott; Class 4, Raynard and Hilda Ackert. KINCARDINE Class 1,, Calvin and Norma McConnell, Lloyd and Jessie Clark, Bob and,Betty Jean White; Class 2, Tim and JessieMcGinnis, David and Barbara Parry, Glen and Edna 121st ANNIVERSARY' Rev. Stanley McDonald' of Lond- esboro ' was guest speaker at the. 121st anniversary service in Dun- gannon United, Church on Sunday. He gave an inspiring address On the topic, "Our Church". The choir sang, "Listen to our holy song", accompanied by Mrs.. Judy McMichael. Mr. Wm. Stiles of Goderich sang two ' solos, "0 Maiter let me walk with Thee" and "Oh Jesus I have promised". Beautiful, flower • arrangements were placed in the 'church by Mrs. Ettabelle Bradley in memory of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Alton. Next Lord's Day is / World Communion Sunday.. The sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper will be administered at Nile at 10.00 a.m. and Dungannon at 11.15 a.m. The session is asked to meet before the service. It's Plowing Match time. You are invited .to view the display at the booth 'of the United Church of Canada at 229 - 2nd Street and have a cup of coffee.. Trinity. United Church, Ashfield invites you (men and women) to a Thankoffering meeting on October 3rd at 8.00 p.m. The guest speakery will be world travellers and missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needharn, formerly of Ripley. , Nile United Church is having their anniversary service on Octob- er 17, • Everyone enjoyed a fun evening at Christian Fellowship Churth's • Family Night on Friday evening. The church basement was filled with 'games for everyone. ti On Saturday afternoon, the Young People of Christian Fellow- ship Church completed digging and bagging their potatoes nn the Wagler farm. They appreciated the delicious meal provided by Mrs. Wagler. The potatoes are being sold to raise money for' a mission project. Anyone interested in getting potatoes may call Mr. Peter Martin, Dungannon. On Sunday student Pastor Doug Zehr delivered the message, "Serving Christ". Parkie Wiggins found a potato in his patch that resembles a turtle. It was displayed in the Post Office, last week and was shown at the Fail. WON SCHOLARSHIP Congratulations to pill Erring- ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Errington whet won the Munro Scholarship for rural students at G.D.C.I. Commencement on Fri- day evening.