Lucknow Sentinel, 2009-08-12, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 12, 2009 - Page 11
165 4-H members attend Cover -All Dairy show
Last week on the holiday
Monday, eight members of the
Ripley Dairy Club participat-
ed at the Cover -A11 show in
Lucknow. The show had the
best attendance yet with 165
4-H members participating
from Southwestern Ontario.
Congratulations to those plac-
ing well in their classes and all
who participated!
Also on Wednesday
evening, the Grey -Bruce
Judging Competition was held
in Walkerton with 27' 4-11
members from Bruce and 57
members from Grey County.
On Wednesday 20 members
of the Purple Grove Women's
Institutes traveled to Grand
Bend for the hilarious comedy
of "See How They Run".
After the play they enjoyed a
good meal at Bayfield.
Thalia to to the ladies who
made all the arrangements for
the day.
Jim and Fran Farrell visited
recently with Derk and Lillian
Logtenberg of Goderich;
Karen and Leonard Farrell;
Roger and
WendyPu/PkGyue
S m i h; � The liStitita
Rein a
Arnold; and
Christina and baby Tyson
VandeSype of Guelph.
On Friday, Diane Clifford,
Sylvia Hasbury and Fran
Farrell attended the Quilt
Show in Paisley. Beautiful
work from quilt. artists in the
county.
On Sunday at Victoria Park,
a tree dedication was held to
honour Donna Bridge who
received the Ontario 4-11
Arbour Award. Donna • has
been actively involved with 4
II at the local, provincial and
national level for many years.
Representatives from
Syngenta and 4-H Ontario
gave congratulations and
everyone enjoyed a reception
following at Bridgehaven
Farms.
Sympathy to : the family of
Claude Dore whose funeral
was on Thursday last week.
Chase Smith has completed
School reunion to be
Many current
and past residents
of Port Albert
attended the little
school house on
London Road and
former student
Barbara (Foster)
Allemang is organ-
izing a school
reunion to -be held
during the "Rev'n
in 11" celebrations.
Please contact
Barbara . at vbar-
bara@cogeco.ca to
add names to the
list of past students
and- share your
memories.
The "Rev'n in
11" committee has
keptthugs hop-
ping in Port Albert
recently. The base-
ball tournament
held in Dungannon
in July was well
attended, despite
the weather.
'twelve teams were
registered and the
competition was
lively. A Champs:..
first, Cougars &
Cubs; . second,
Rusty Parts; B
Champs: first the
Bulls from
Seaford) and sec -
a research trip
on the ice-
breaker St.
Louis into the
NorthWest
Passage for the last three
weeks. The research was doc-
umenting plankton and
species populations in the
Arctic and its effect on global
warming. Chase will now
continue his studies at Trent
University in Peterborough.
Glad to have you back again
Chase!
Gabrielle and Joseph Finnie
and Madison Boyle of
Bracebridge visited with their
Grandma Irene Boyle recent-
ly.
Shirley and Doug
MacDonald enjoyed lunch
and a great 'visit with his
cousin Terry and Ellie
Emmerton of Harriston on
Sunday. The first cousins had
a great time rehashing 'old
times'.
Congratulations to everyone
who worked so hard to make
the l Teeswater and Tiverton
Reunions a great time.
Bette MacLeod attended the
hospital retirees luncheon at
Aintree Golf Course on
Wednesday.
Largaret McInnes enter-
tained her .daughter and
grandaughters Linda, Lyvia
and Allison Graham of
Oakville last week,
Lisa, Bob, Ashley and
James Blackwell; Maureen
and Roy Collins; Anne
Collins; Mary Anne Kukoly,
Ruthe Patterson and Hugh
Duncan; Annetta and Bill
Robinson; Angela, Doug and
Brea Ward of St. Thomas
enjoyed helping Ray Gilders
of Clinton celebrate his 80th
birthday on Sunday.
Mary Anne Kukoly spent a
few days at Bockhorn in the
Kawartha Lakes area.
She was visiting with : her
nephew and family of
Sicamous, BC whiles they
were holidaying there. On her
way home Mary Anne visited
withBetty and Ken Morrison
of Huntsville.
at Port Albert Rev'n 1
Ashfield.. Most of
the winning: teams
contributed all or
some of their win-
nings ta. "Rev'n in
11".
Kyle Shepherd
was the winner of
the bar fridge,
which was gener-
ously donated by
Sears of .`Goderich.
Also, a beautiful
ham supper was
put on by Diane
Maize and her
team. Thank you
to ' al
w h o
partici
pated and helped
make the weekend
a success.
Christ Church
was a lively spot
on • Saturday, Aug.
1 where Gwen's
team put �n a fan-
tastic breakfast.
Thank you again to
all who came out
and supported the
efforts of the com-
mittee. ,
The next date to
mark on your. cal-
endar is Sept. 5 for
Great day for Fiddlers' Jamboree
On Sunday, Aug.
2 the Lucknow &
District Lions Club
held their annual
Fiddlers' Jamboree
in the Lucknow
Community
Centre. It was orig-
inally known as the
Point Clark Fiddler
Jam.
Thirty-seven
musicians of all
ages, from far and
wide, took part in
the day. Over 300
clapping audience
members enjoyed
the. afternoon. A
fabulous supper
rounded out a won-
derful day. Special
guests, as always,
were the folks from
Community Living
and Pinecrest
Manor Nursing
Home who really
enjoy the old time
music.
Prizes were
given out to the
eldest gentleman
nw sician, Norm
Priebe, of
Michigan and eld-
est lady musician,
Eva Van der Heide,
of Denfield. The
door prize, donated
by house pianist
Anne Pritchard,
went to Bill and
Irma Phillips, of
Ashfield.
The emcees, Bev
Hanson, of
Goderich, and Jim
Swan, of St.
Mary's, kept the
show going.
The afternoon of
old time music was
enjoyed by all. A
big thanks to the
Lions Club for
continuing to put
this jamboree on
each year.
the •Corn Roast and
Silent Auction.
This is not an ordi-
nary coni roast and
will have to be
experienced to be
appreciated:,.
Tickets can be
obtained at the Port
Albert General
Store, there is a
limited number so
purchase your tick-
ets early. The
silent auction also
Lucknow E.1! Fair
Sept. 18, 19, 20
This year's theme Is
DAIRY - MORE THAN MILK
"Why did the cow cross the road"
"To get to the udder side of course"
This Week's Specials
August 12 to 19
RONA RECYCLE PAINTS
IL and 4L Size
5200 BTU Air Conditioner
Clearance Price $89
Ri215 ;Flberglai88.12 sq.*. ;29.10
R2015 Fiberglas 49 sq. ft. $28.99
9 1/2" Roller Refills
misoM $1.59 each
34 x 24 Natural Diamond
Pattern Stones $5.29 c•th & Carry
RONA
HENDERSNRONA
782 Havelock St., Lucknow 519-528-3118
Mon. - FM. 7c30 - 5:30,• Set. 8 - 4.
promises to : be
interesting with
many lovely items
to bid on.
Remember to
check out the web
site www.portal-
!pert175.ca
Please contact
Gwen Doher try at
519-529-7957 or
Nancy ` Corkum at
519-529-3139 with
any news items for
our column.
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August 13,; - 9 years old
Read Petteplace
August 13, 2008 - 1 year old
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August 16, 1999 - 10 years old
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August 17, 2001- 8 years old
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