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Lncknpw Sentinel, Wednesday, April 14, 1982 --Page 14
Families gather in Dungannon for Easter weekend
By Mark Park
Mr. and Mrs. . Ross Mac-
Donald of Ottawa visited.
with his mother, Mrs. Lil
MacDonald,over the Easter.
holiday..
Brad Park spent the week-
end in Goderich with his
sister, Vicki Park anil they
took a trip to Stratford on
Saturday.
A family gathering was
held at the home of Terry and
Penny Hodges, Sherry and
Tanya on Sunday. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hodges, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Vanderburg, Vicki
and Paula, Mr, and Mrs.
Bruce Sillib, Lisa and Mich-
ael, Tim Hodges and. Wanda
Park and Mr. and Mrs: Gerry
Bere.
John and Bonnie Gib.
bings, Michael and Ashley of
Clinton visited with Bonnie's
grandmother, Mrs. Tom
Park on Saturday.
Al and Roberta Linskill,
the second concession of
Ashfield had their daughter,
Sheila McCallum of Toronto
home for the long weekend:
Also visiting were Roberta's
two sisters from Toronto and,
Goderich and a nephew and
his wife from Webwood, near
Espanola. Roberta is an aunt.
of Mrs. Maxine Maize.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cul-
bert, daughter,- Lynn and
grandchildren, Heather. and
Robbie Ohm motored to Lon: -
don on Sunday to visit with
their granddaughter, Trish
Ohm, who has been a patient
in War Memorial Hospital
since March 29. She had her
surgery on April 2 and
should be home , sometime
this week.
Tom Park and Michelle
Good visited on Sunday in
Seaforth with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Ethel Sallows.
The Willing Workers
group had a very successful
ham and turkey.smorgasbord'.
dinner on Thursday when
about 170 people sat down at
the rive and .seveno'clock
sittings.
Easter dinner family
guests with Leonard and
Olive Chisholm were David
and Virigiria Caesar, Colin
Chisholm, Leola Chisholm. of
Cambridge, Donald Hartung
of Gowansiown. and Lynn,
Alec and Jack Chisholm of
Goderich,
Charlene Elphick, Joe and
Irene West of Stratford and
Fran and Jim Farrell and
Christina of Ripley visited on
Sunday with Derk and Tinie
Logtenberg and family;.
Company over theholidays
with Ben and Margaret Mole
were Bob and Betty Mole;
Jack and Nancy Phillips,
Andy, Jason and Anita of
Hensall, Don and Lois Wal-
den and Tina and Walter
Mole, all of Kincardine and
Mrs. Belle Mole of.Lucknow.,
Bob and Joanne Wilkins and,
Catherinellvisited on Sunday.
Mrs. Kay Wright of. Tham-
esville visited lover the holi-
day with Bob and Sally
Wright and boys. She attend-
ed the United Church service
on Sunday with the family,
when eldest grandson, Jim
became a member of the
church.
Dungannon United Church
'In an impressive service
with an almost capacity con-
gregation, the following per-
sons werereceived and wel-
coined into full membership
and Christian fellowship
. within the church at Dungan.
non, By Profession of Faith:
Nancy Anne Carmichael,
Kenneth Derk Logtenberg,
Robert Craig McNeil, . Heath-
er Jo -Anne Ohm, Heather
Lynne Storey, and James
Norman Wright. By Re -Affir-
mation of Faith: Ronald
Kenneth Chisholm and Jane
Teresa Chisholm. By transfer
of Membership: Mrs. Kath-
ryn Anne Moran from North
Street United, Goderich.
The choir sang the anth-
em, The !Stranger of 'Galilee.
A group of some choir mem-
bers from Dungannon and
some from Nile, accompan-
ied by Jean Elliott on, piano
and. Leroy Dougherty and
Ken Logtenberg with guit-
ars, sang, No Other Song.
The children's story was,.
Jesus and the Puppy, .high
lighted by the presence of a
real puppy. Mr., Cowan's
sermon was entitled, All
That I Am.
The Dungannon Willing
Workers helda very succes-
sful Easter Smorgasbord on
Thursday, attended by ap-
proximately 170 people.
ThePastoral Relations'
committee' is pleased to .an -
nonce that the Official
Board at its meeting on
Thursday, April 1, officially.
extended a call to Rev.
Robert J. Roberts of Ailsa
Craig, effective July 1, 1982.
Nile United Church
The following persons
were received and 'welcomed
into full membership and
Christian : fellowship within
the church at Nile: By
Profession of Faith: Bradley
own at the lanes
Youth Bowling
April 1
Senior high single, Duayne
Allan 297. Senior high triple,
Bruce Elliott 766.
Junior high single, Paul
Carter 19.1. Junior high
triple, Andy Grazier 440.
Bantam high single, Lea
Anne Livingston 169. Ban-
tam high triple, Lea Anne
Livingston 393.
Points: Lamberginis 15,
Cadillacs 15, Corvets 10,
Firebirds 91/2, Z28's 91/2,.
Ferraris 4.
April 8
Senior high single, Leslie
Livingston 223, Senior high
triple; Leslie Livingston 533.
Junior high;single,.Mary
Downey 236. Junior high
triple, Mary Downey 505.
Bantam high single, Lea
Ante Livingston 181. Bant-
am high triple, Lea . Anne
Livingston 405.
Points:' Lamberginis 26,
Firebirds 231/2, Cadillacs 21,
Corvets 21, Z28's 20%,
Ferraris 14.
1lllen't Bowling
April 6th
High: single, Bob Greer
286. High triple, Bob Greer"
678.
Games over 225: Bob
Greer 286. 232, Eric Taylor
238, Gerry Ross 237, Greg
Park 231.
Total team points: Buicks
27, Dodges 24, Mustangs 23
Pontiaca 18, Oldsmobiles 17,
Fords 17. •
Men's playoffs
High single, Gerry Ross
275. High triple, Eric Taylor
668.
Games over . 225: Gerry
Ross 275, Eric Taylor 274,
Bob Greer 262, Dave Hum-
phrey 245, Jiihn Party 230,,
John McLeod 227.
Team points: Buicks 15,
Dodges 14, Mustangs 12,
OIdsmobiles 9, , Fords 9,
Pontiacs 4, •
FARM
EQUIPMENT
00.000
r'
WORTH OF
Farm Equipment
Must Be Sold
50 TRACTORS AND OVER 200 PIECES
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Saturday , ApiiI 1 7th
mO:OO a.m.
BrindleySales Yard
DUNGANNc5 J
Auctioneer: Gordon H. Brindley
James Black, Leroy Eric
Dougherty, . Carolyn Dawn
I)owds, Lisa Marie Feagan,
Kimberly Anne Miller, Lau-
rie Helen Pentland and Vicki
Denise Vanderburgh. By
transfer of Membership:
Mrs. Noreen Kerr from Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goder-
ich; Mr. Charles ' Culbert
from, Dungannon' United
Church and Mrs. Victoria
Culbert from Benmiller Unit-
ed Church.
Brookside Broadcast
A Fun Fair was put on by
room 8 on Thursday in the
gym featuring several gam-
es, a bake table and •a rum-
mage table and several ticket.
draws. Winners of the draws
were as follows: case :of. poli;
Angela Millian; cake, Jodi
Kerr; chocolate bunny:, Hea-
ther Storey; Easter eggs,
Cathy Dow; inflated bunny.,
Joyce McWhinney; candy
guess, Lavonne Curran, Jeff
McMichael, Susan • Curran
and Doug Farrish tied.
Winner of cake in the
teacher's draw was Ross
Errington'who shared it with
,AUCTION SALE
Of Period and Antique
household furniture and
effects for
ERNEST MIME
Belgrave, with some,
Wingham additions to be
held at
WINGHAM AUCTION
CENTRE
,next to L.C.B.O..
SATURDAY, APRiL 17
• 11 a.m.
Round dining table w. 3
ex. leaves, 6 chairs;; bon-
net chest w.. mustache
pulls and mirror; 3 pine
blanket boxer 14 hip rest
chairs; 2r washstands; -4
period dressers; pine felly,
cupboard; period cup-.
board w. drawers; 5 bed
frames; springs • 1 w.
brass rods; couch w. oak
frame; Quebec heater;
Mason and Misch plane;
56" high,- excellent ap-
pearance; piano bench
oak table w. pineapple
legs, 5 ex. leaves; display
cabinet; patterned rug, 8'
x 5'; modern G.E. stove;
large refrigerator; 'com
pact dryer end spin wash-
er, both late models; Bos-
ton rocker; treadle sewing
machine; 2 trunks - one a
hip top; sewing cabinet; 4
plant stands; pine, bench;
Eureka roto -motor Vacu-
um; 3 feather ticks; elec-
tric clocks; { pictures;
Toast -R -Oven; sad Irons;
iron stewing kettle; apple
.peeler; several dozen
sealers, 'Incl. 2,quart
Beaver; bake board;
crocks; wooden croklnole,
board; quantity bedding,
Incl. quilts, 2 elec. blank -
els; old school books;
collector's • tins; •cream
cam' kitchen utensils• and
dishes; incl. some very
Interesting items; 2 Ohris
tie Stiff hats; mink muff
and neck pieces; hand and
garden tools and s much
more.
PREVIEW: Fri. April 10
2,5and 7-9
Saturday, April 17,
Prior to Sale Time
MOBILE LUNCH
JACK ALEXANDER
Auctioneer
Tel: 357=1011. and
357-1442
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the staff, after school.
Some of the classrooms
had made plans to go to the
sugar bush last Monday but
the weatherman did not
cooperate and plans had to
be postponed. We hope for
better luck this week.
-� ' The photographer was in
the school on Wednesday
and Thursday totake class
and student pictures..
The Man
To See Is
IYI9NTEE
R ALTOR
198 ACRES, highway location, Ashfield Township.
100 ACRES ASHFIELD cash crop, all workable,
automated barn for 450 hogs,, financing. available.
375 ACRES HURON Township,cash crop.
480 ACRES KINLOSS Township, cash crop, no
buildings.
283 ACRES, cash crop, Ashfield Township.
219 ACRES KINLOSS modern dairy barn.
HOMES
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP 3 bedroom .home located en
approximately 1 acre. Ask to see this home. Possession
to be arranged.
LUCKNOW, ideally located 3 bedroom home, heated
garage, rec. room, carpeted throughout, large lot,
immediate possession.
GODERICH, 3 bedroom home, asking 821,500, all
offers- considered.
i'
LUCKNOW, 4. bedroom, close to churches' and schools,
corner lot. i
LUCKNOW '4 bedroom, 3 lots, , vendor will finance.
LUCKNOW, 5 year old 4 bedroom, shown by
ppointment. '
.Warren: & Terry Zinn
PHONE 529-7350 R. R. N 2, LUCKNOW
•
B A
Mc ':o[AGH
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD
528-2031.' Lucknow
KINLOSS'TOWNSHIP
175 acres,' farrow to frdsh, good buildings.
100 acres, loose housing' barn with trench silo, priced to
sell.
100 acres, 2 bedroom bungalow, vendor will hold
mortgage.
50 acres, 4 year old, 3 bedroom home, gravel loam,
good buildings.
100 acres, horse farm, 1/2 mile track, 60. workable.
150-300 acres, dairy farm available with cows ' and
quota, financing available, at . good rate.,
200 acre dairy -farm available with cows and quota,
financing available at good interest rate.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
659 acres, level, one set of good buildings, cash Crop.
100 acres, cash 'crop, good set of buildings.
100 acres, level, highway location.
100 acres, level, cash crop farm, requires drainage.
HURON TOWNSHIP.
150 acres, level, systematically drained... '
150 acres, level, well drained, good buildings.
HOMES
Lucknow • 11/2 storey, 3 bedroom home, attached'
garage, completely remodelled.
iKinloss - 4 'bedroom hams, on 7 acre lot, completely
Insulated, financing available.
Ashfield - 4 bedroom home on 4 acre lot, good
workshop.
Point Clark Area
- 3 bedroom home on 'A acre well treed lot,' double
garage.
• 3 bedroom home on large lot with garage, 1 block from
betels.
• 2 bedroom home; 111/2% mortgage, $220 per month.
FRASER MacKINNON ROBT. CAMPBELL
Res. 395-2880 519.7417
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821