The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-06-05, Page 13Page 14--ilueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 5, 1985
Caretakerpositionfiik4,
On Tuesday, May 28, the Dungannon
Agricultural Society held , its monthly
meeting at the hall with 11 members pre-
sent. /
In business arising from the minutes, it
was reaffirmed that the Dungannon Kinet-
tes would receive a $30 donation toward the
Child Identification Program they are plan-
ning in the future at the Dungannon Hall.
Also, all directors now have tickets for the
draw to take place on Family Fun Day, Sun-
day, August 11.
The prize will consist of two nights accom-
modation for two people:: at the Delta
' Chelsea Inn, downtown,Toronto, dinner for
two at the Chelsea Inn, brunch for two at the
Chelsea Inn, two. reserved Blue Jay tickets
and $100 cash. Tickets have also been placed
at Eedy's, Dawson's, Sherwood's and
Sharon's Variety in Dungannon; at the Sen-
tinel and The Sewing Box in Lucknow; at
The Village Market in Auburn; at Petrie's
Store in Port Albert; at the Carlow General
Store, Carlow and at Sherwood
Transportation Inc. in Goderich. •
This year the Bayfield Lion's Club will
have their kiddie midway at theDungannon
Fair while the games will be managed by
the Dungannon and area Kinsmen Club. The
Dungannon Kinettes will again provide the
clowns to sell balloons for Cystic Fibrosis.
Bev Maclnnes was chosen to fill the posi-
tion of caretaker at the hall. In the past,
Barb. 'MacAuley had held the job: The
Agricultural Society thanks the 10 people
who applied. •
During the 1985 season, food service at
events at the Agricultural Grounds willbe
supplied by Mrs. Pat Thompson. Thanks to
Rodger and Elsie Pannabecker who former-
ly supplied their excellent service.
Treasurer, Lynda McNee, reported that
the Society is in a healthy financial situation
for this time of year with a balance of
$3,341.92.
Correspondence was received from
Gerber Baby Foods which stated that they
will supply prizes for all babies who take
part in the Baby Show on Saturday, August
17 at the Fair. Also, a letter concerning the
1986 Miss C.N.E. Pageant was received.
Plans aim -underway to replace the out-.
door washroom facilities at the Agricultural
grounds -this er.- Also, a section of '
eavestroughwhich broke off during the
winter is being replaced.
Once again the Lanes ball team has
volunteered to make improvements on the
new ball diamond. This year, they plan to
build dugouts for the safety and comfort of
the ball teams.
Formerly, the Lanes team has built •
bleachers for the back diamond and in-
stalled the fence around the diamond. Such
community and sports -minded projects are
greatly appreciated.
At this time, there is still no definite agen-
da from Hully Gully concerning a
demonstration at the Dungannon Fair,
' August 16 and 17.
Prize ribbons were viewed and discussed.
The 1985 Fair Books have been sent to
members and anyone interested in taking
part in any contest or exhibit are urged to
pick up a book at Eedy's .store, Dungannon,
or to contact Fair secretary, Mrs. Bonnie
Hodges at 529-7620.
Some new. classesand an increase in
prizes should prove of interest to the com-
• munity. There is something for everyone
from new-born babies to our seniors.
The Dungannon Agricultural Society's 8th
annual Slow -Pitch Tournament will' be held
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 28, 29,
30. Invitations are being sent out and any
team wanting to play should contact Allister
Nivins 529-7432 or Jack Caesar 529-7944 as
soon as possible.
The tournament will be a true double
knock out with 16. teams playing for a top
prize of $500 and a $400 consolation prize.
Those teams, other than the two top teams,
will become eligible for a $100 cash prize.
A free dance will be held on Saturday
night, June 29 from 8 to 1 a.m. with music by
Rick Passmore, the Singing D.J. On Satur-
day afternoon these will be entertainment
for the children. '
Rules and regulations •for the Horse Pull
and Antique Tractor Pull have been sent to
those who participated last year please call
secretary, Mrs. Bonnie Hodges. 529-7620 for
a copy. The pulls are a part of the. Family
Fun Day, Sunday, August 11.
The main events planned f,6r this summer
include the Sio Pitch Ball Tournament on
June 28, 29 and 30 - the Family Fun Day con-
sisting of a Horse and Antique Tractor Pull,
a pork barbecue, a • variety concert and
crowning of Miss Dungannon Fair and the
Fair Princess on Sunday, August 11; and the
Dungannon Fair on August 16 and 17.
A great deal of man ( and woman) power
are ,required to sponsor these community
events. -Please contact a director if you are
able to donate your help for these functions.
The same applies if you have any sugges-
tions to share.
Remember that the regular meetings are
open to the public. The June meeting will be
held at the hall at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
June 25.
Meals on Wheels discussed
The Lucknow Evening Auxiliary held its
regular Monthly meeting on May 21 with
an attendance of 17 members and one
visitor.
President, Mrs. Frank Hawthorne, call-
. ed the meeting to order by reading a poem.
Mrs. Noble Johnston led in the devotions.
Her theme was, What shall I do with
Jesus?
Mrs. James Henderson explained some
of the organizational difficulties of the.
Meals on Wheels project and asked for a
small donation. The members agreed to
support this worthy endeavour.
Since our former adoptive child is now
self-supporting, we have been assigned an
Right -year-old girl. We are happy to carry
on this interesting project.
Our next meeting will be a picnic at the
manse on June 25. .
After the singing of a hymn, M'rs. Frank
Hawthorne gave a speech on the major
religions of Korea. They are, Christianity -
31 per cent, Sh. ,manist - 26 per cent, Bud-
dhist -16 per cent, New Religionist -14 per
cent, Confucian -13 per cent.
Mrs. Ralph Cameron read a humorous
poem. The meeting closed with the singing
of a hymn and a prayer.
A social half hour was enjoyed with a
dessert lunch being served by _ Mrs. V.
Mowbray and Mrs. J. Aitcheson.
Bruce ' WI elects executive for 1985-86
Tiverton Branch of the Women's Institute
were host to the Bruce South District -Annual
held at the Underwood Community Centre
on May 21,1985.
The theme of the meeting was Youth is not
wasted on the young.
The District President Mrs. Wm. McPher-
son of Holyrood chaired the meeting. Mrs.
James Convay, secretary -treasurer, read
the minutes of . the 1984 Annual meeting.
Entertainment and Sing -a -longs were en-
joyed. These were put on by Kinloss-
Kairshea, Whitechurch and Reids{ Corners.
Reports of the past year Were given by the
various conveners.
Mrs. Don MacAdam, F.W.I.O. Board
Director Subdivision 17, in her address urg-
ed us to encourage and support the youth as
this is the Year of the Youth.
Mrs. Barbara Klages, Rural Organization
Specialist said we should make our meeting
interesting and current to today in order to
attract new members. —
A quilting display was set up with quilts
for Participation Lodge and the Bruce Coun-
ty Tartan display with items for sale.
The district executive tor 1985-86 are as
/ follows: Past President, Mrs. Perrin Lowry
11-11 1, Kincardine; President, Mrs. Wm.
McPherson, RR 1, Holyrood; 1st Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wm. McInnes, RIt 3, Teeswater;
2nd Vice President Mrs. Russel McGuire,
Wingham; Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Cecil
Humphrey, RR 1, Ripley; Assistant
Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Don MacAdam,
RR 2, W ili ham and Public Relations Of-
ficer, M -a Perrin Lowry, RR 1, Kincardine.
Dr. Rodger Thomson
of
Kincardine Veterinary
Services
is pleased to announce
the addition of
Dr. Jocelyn Maggs
and
Dr. Peter Warder
to our professional
staff
can: 396-2071
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