The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-06-08, Page 13Fifteen teams in slowpitch tourney
Fifteen teams competed in a
men's slowpitch tournament at. the
Dungannon Agricultural ball
diamonds on the weekend.
Congratulations to the "A"
champs F.U.B. London; runnerup
Ozzies of Goderich; and to the `B"
champs the Keggers from Kincar-
dine and runnerup Port Albert River
Rats.
The food booth was manned by
the junior agricultural society.
A large crowd attended the
monthly old tyme dance at the
Seniors Centre on Friday. The
Purple Grovers supplied music for
dancing.
Several from this area attended
the clearing auction sale of farm
machinery, some household effects
and real estate for Jean Farrish of
Ashfield Township, on Saturday.
Auctioneers were Grant McDonald
and Wallace Ballagh.
Following the 10:30 a.m. mass at
Kingsbridge 'on Sunday,
parishioners were invited to the
parish hall for a social get-to-
gether. The children from
Kingsbridge who made their Confir-
mation on May 29 were recognized
and presented with Confirmation
certificates and gifts from the
Kingsbridge . Catholic Women's
League.
Little three year old . Brett
Courtney, son of Gary and Chris
Courtney of Blyth visited during the
past week with his grandparents Joe,
and Teresa Courtney.
Leona Boyle and daughter Mary •
Anne of Kitchener have returned
from a exciting 10 day sight seeing
tour to Ireland. .
Please read the Letter to the
Editor from Dungannon Seniors
regarding lack of medical attention'
at the Lucknow Clinic.
We find no fault with Doctor
Shubat but one doctor can't pos-
sibly do the work of three doctors.
We are aware of the overload and
Doctor Shubat can't work day and
night. He needs time off. We need
another doctor,'to help.
These letters are being circulated
and we ask you to copy and sign
your name, address and telephone
number to each letter and send to.
Dungannon -Seniors, c/o Margaret
Errington, Dungannon, Ontario,
NOM IRO, or to pass on to the,
proper channels.
Marguerite Thomas, of Brussels,
Huron County Health Nurse, was
guest speaker at the Dungannon
Senior Citizens meeting on June L
She outlined services that are
available in the public health field.
Twelve tables of avid euchre
players .were in attendance at the
weekly card game on Wednesday
night:. Scorers were Doreen McCor-
mick, Margaret Young, Raymond
Haggitt, and George Cardiff.
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County 4-H Club is promoting the
drop off of used batteries at the
Lucknow Co-op? Perhaps you have
a dead car or tractor battery laying
around. Any funds derived from
this project will be used to further
4-H programs.
Arletta and Angela Glen were
bridesmaids at the wedding of their
cousin Bonnie Thompson to James
Hamilton at Wingham United
Church on June 4, with Rev. Rae
Grant officiating.
Local home church boy Gordon
Alton, now ministering at Hager-
man Mennonite Church, Markham,
delivered the 25th anniversary mes-
sage at Trinity United Church,
Ashfield on Sunday.
Valerie Alton, Gordon's wife,
favored with Amazing Grace, an
instrumental solo on the flute.
Under the direction of organist
Ruth Alton, the choir rendered two
special anthems.
The scripture was given by Jayne.
Ritchie with Jack Cameron reading
also.
A beautiful floral arrangement, in
memory of departed members,
graced, the sanctuary.
Cows sold $1
• The market at Brussels Livestock
saw fed cattle selling $2 higher.
Cows sold $1 - 2.higher.
Steers
There were 297 steers on offer
selling from 96.00 to 100.00 to the
high of 107.00.
Bill Hayden, Goderich, 22, avg.
1550 lbs., avg. 95.64 to 103.75.
Lanesview Farms, Holyrood, 4,
avg. 1510 lbs., avg. 90.06 to 91.75.
Roy Roach, Kincardine, 2, avg.
1345 lbs., avg. 82.21 to 91.75.
Cunningham Farms, Lucan, 24,
avg. 1425 lbs., avg. 96.58 to 107.00.
Lawrence Markusse, Wyoming,
23, avg.. 1369 lbs., avg. 92.40 to
101.25. .
Heifers
There were 239 heifers on offer
selling from 96.00 to 100.00 to the
high of 104.25.
Norm McClinchey, Auburn, 5,
avg. 1176 lbs., avg. 90.22 to 98.75.
Bell Hackett, Lucknow, 6, avg.
1060 lbs., avg. 92.71 to 95.50.
Jean McWhinney, Goderich, 2,
avg. 1090 lbs., avg. 91.52 to 93.25.
Jack Pentland, Goderich, 5, avg.
1230 lbs., avg, 83.47 to 86.25.
Russ Faber, Kippen, 14, avg.
1142 lbs.; avg. 98.53 to 104.25.
The session, comprised of clerk of
the board Mel Ritchie and members
Nancy Cameron, Belle Hocken,
William Irvin, Lorne Hackett and
Donald Hackett committed themsel-
ves as leaders of the church and
congregation.
A time of fellowship was enjoyed
during the luncheon hour.
Trinity (formerly known as Hack-
ett's 1901 - 1969) was established
on March 28, 1969, when a
congregational meeting was held
between Blake's, Hackett's and
Zion. The majority voted to es-
tablish a new congregation to be
based at Hackett's Church. Trinity
was chosen ' for the new name,
meaning an amalgamation of the
three churches.
At that time Trinity became a
two-point charge with Calvin
United Church, St. Helen's. Further
changes occurred in the coming
years when the Dungannon Union
Pastoral Charge was formed. In this
new union - Trinity, Donnybrook,
Nile and Dungannon in 1985 -
became a four -point charge.
The three former churches (Zion,
Blake's and St. Helen's) were torn
down.
The Dungannon Memorial
Cemetery service is scheduled for
June 26, 3 p.m.
Congratulations to. Nellie King
who celebrated her 86th birthday on
June 7 at the home of her son, Bill.
to $2 higher
Cows'
There were 208 cows on offer
selling from 50.00 to 70.00 to the
high of 79.50.
Art Helm, Lucknow, 3, avg; 1277
lbs., avg. 68.34 to 73.25.
DonKar Holsteins, Lucknow, 1
weighing 1380 lbs. sold for 70.50.
Keith Carter, Ripley, 3, avg. 1220
lbs., avg. 66.50 to -70.00.,
Veal
There were 145 veal on offer
selling from, 79.00 to 98.00 to the
high of 119.00.
Dorothy Lotton, Ripley, 1,
weighing 520 lbs., sold for 97.00..
Blake Lofton, Ripley, 4, avg. 513
lbs., avg. 92.87 to 96.00.
Carol Husk, Kincardine, 2, avg:
630 lbs., )avg. 85.60 to 94.50.
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