The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-05-18, Page 11We survived the storm
Dungannon survived the storm of last
week. Damage was reported from homes
south of Dungannon and the village itself.
A shed, a shed door, many TV towers
doubled over, and TV dishes suffered from
the very strong wind.
Congratulations to Ray Jr. and Shelley
Ulch of Dungannon on the birth of their
twin boys - Jesse Ray 4 lbs. 11 oz. and Rick
Karl 5 lbs. 9 oz. born Tuesday, May 10th.
Proud grandparents are Doreen Ulch of
Windsor and Renate and Ray Ulch of
Dungannon.
Wednesday's card party at the Dungan-
non Seniors Centre had 13 tables. High
man was Nelson Pearson; Low man was
Stanley Dennis; High lady was Dorothy
MacDougall; while Low lady was Aileen
Trommer.
Sympathy is extended to the families of
Eileen McGee who passed away at Clinton
Hospital on Monday, May 9th. Rev. Peter
Baldwin conducted funeral service at Mc-
Callum and Palla Funeral Home,
Goderich on Thursday, May 12th.
Dungannon Agricultural society held
their Semi Annual Flea Market on Satur-
day, May 14th. Co-ordinator, Sandra
D'Aoust was pleased with the turn out of
DUNGANNQN
8y Bonnie Hodges
both vendors and buyers. Tables were set
up in the hall and also outside the hall. A
lunch booth was run by C.G.I.T. of
Dungannon, selling delicious hot dogs,
donuts, coffee, lemonade. We are looking
forward to the next flea market in the fall,
Oct. 15th.
Visitors on the weekend with Colleen and
Irvine Eedy were daughter Martha and
her husband Peter Stewart.
Mrs. Karen Roberts conducted Sunday
morning service at Dungannon United
Church in the absence of Rev. Robert
Roberts who is attending Conference in
London.
Also visiting at the United Church Manse
with the Roberts family is Karen's mother,
Mrs. Vivian Earl from Chicago, Illinois.
Happy to report that Tinie Logtenberg
has returned to her home from Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital, Goderich.
Willing Workers are holding a Pot Luck
supper on Wednesday evening, May 18th at
7 p.m. in the church basement.
Sisters Stacey and Tanya Manoryk, of
Trowbridge, (above) studied the jewellery
and bubble bath at the Dungannon
Agricultural Society's Flea Market held
over the weekend while Laura and Mark
Weir of RR2 Lucknow were on hand to in-
spect the Bug Houses. Herb Wilkins' Bug
Houses work like this - you put the wee
houses in your plants and at night the bugs
crawl into the houses to sleep. All you have
to do to rid your plants of bugs is lock the
front door of the house once they're inside.
Good story Herb,^we can't wait to try it. As
you can see, there was certainly
something for everyone at the Flea
Market.
Lucknow Junior W.I.
The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute
held their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday last week in the basement of the
Town Hall.
Deanna Reavie reported to the group
that she had given the video "Feeling Yes,
Feeling No" to the Lucknow Library. This
video was purchased by the group and it
was viewed first by some members.
Money was collected from members for
the play in Blyth which will be seen this
summer. The play chosen was Cookie
Wars playing August 2.
It was also decided to hold a bake sale in
conjunction with the co-op yard sale in the
summer.
The South Bruce District Annual
Meeting of the Women's Institutes was
held May 17 in Ripley. Cecilia Mittenburg
agreed to write a report of the past year's
activities for presentation.
A couple of the members reported on
their day at the Junior Institute Area Spr-
ing Meeting which was held in Flesherton.
For the upcoming June meeting,
members will be enjoying a tour of CKNX
Radio and TV in Wingham.
Jonathon Nelson and Chris Colwell were
on hand to tell members about their recent
trip to the Scout Jamboree in Australia.
The boys had slides to show as well as a
number of souvenirs which members en-
joyed examining.
Lunch ended the meeting.
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