The Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-06-15, Page 22 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Dungannon events deal with some rainy days
Shag Campbell
Ron Brindley had five of
his beautiful Mack trucks on
display for everyone to
admire.
There was 11 thirsty folks
at coffee and four later for
cards.
John and Emma Miller
had a large sale on a rainy
day. Toby Shetler has a nice
greenhouse.
A large crowd attended
the Mabon sale on the Dun-
gannon Rd.
There was a slo-pitch tour-
nament at the ball park.
Results not known by this
reporter.
Dungannon held a town
wide garage sale on June 4.
From what I hear there was
not a lot of lookers or buyers.
I spotted Atlee Miller bring-
ing in his hay the old-fash-
ioned way.
There was a stag and doe
for Brandi Gregory and Dale
Wilson at the Ag. Hall on June
4.
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Couples share tips on years of marriage
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Sitting around the
Ricthies' coffee table, they
offered advice on keeping a
marriage successful when
pressed on the matter.
"Work together," said
Elaine.
"Volunteerism," said
Marian.
"Don't go to bed angry,"
added Ross.
Elaine then said she met
Ross in the spring of 1949.
"He asked me home from
a dance in Lucknow, and I
did," she said.
"That's when I had a
model A Ford," said Ross.
"What year?" asked
Marian.
"Well, that would be the
spring of..."
"I mean what year was
your Ford," Marian said cut-
ting Ross off.
"About a '29 or '30."
Was it a high school
dance?
"No just an ordinary
dance," she replied.
"She says it was at the
town hall, I thought it was at
the Legion," said Ross.
Either way there was a
good crowd that night,
Elaine recalls.
They will be celebrating
their anniversary June 30th.
Alice then asked Marian
and Warren where they met.
"We had our first date on
August the 6th, 1945," she
said. "That was the weekend
the bomb was dropped on
Hiroshima, Japan."
She was 18, he was 20.
"Where were you?" asked
Alice.
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"Down at Port Albert. I
have a picture of us on our
first date in 1945. Some of
our friends were all having a
parry," she said, adding the
party was on the beach.
Their anniversary is on
June 16.
Then Alice, a self pro-
fessed Wingham girl, said
she met Warren on October
1, 1948.
"We met at a dance in
Whitechurch. I never knew
him before and I went home
with him and we've been
going together ever since
and dancing ever since," she
said.
For those interested, the
Ritchies will be holding a
public celebration on July 2
from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Luc -
know Community Centre
while the Erringtons will be
holding theirs from 2 to 4
p.m. on July 9 at the United
Church.
New lamp posts
Submitted
The Township
of Huron -
Kinloss recently
replaced the
lamp posts
on Lucknow's
Main Street
with a more
cost efficient
style. These
now also allow
for hanging
flower baskets
to adorn the
downtown core.
These were
jointly paid for
by the Lucknow
Horticultural
Society and
Chamber of
Commerce as
a community
betterment
project.
Lucknow UCW assembles for a chilly June meeting
Nancy Walden
Lucknow UCW
Nine members of Luc -
know UCW Afternoon Group
met at River Valley Apts on
an unseasonably chilly June
7, 2016.
We first warmed with a hot
cup of tea and delicious
banana or rhubarb desserts
made by Shirley Bolt and
Mary Boyle.
Elaine Errington began
the program on summer and
vacations reading a brief his-
tory of the first Father's Day
originating on June 19, 1910
in Spokane WA. By 1924,
President Calvin Coolidge
officially designated the
third Sunday in June as
Father's Day and the rose it's
flower. Karen Latour read
about the privileges of grow-
ing old. Elaine shared more
'smiles and chuckles'.
Joyce Adamson read
what can constitute 'A
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From the book More Stories
for the Heart, Deanna
Reavie had us laughing
with 'Life Begins at 80".
'Summer Sharing Times'
about times at the cottage
reminded us how Jesus
always took time for peo-
ple. More poems and read-
ings followed.
Roll Call asked things we
miss doing in our lives; most
were some everyday things
we're not 'up to' anymore,
did as kids, or with young
family. Several July birthdays
were acknowledged and
Elaine and Ross Errington's
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65th wedding anniversary
July 7. Treasurer's report was
given.
Least Coin newsletter
spoke that with the many
roles women have, it's
important to take time for
self, devotion to spiritual and
self-worth Exodus 34::21
invokes one to keep the sev-
enth day for rest. "Refill your
glass and enjoy your drink."
From the June 'Observer;
we learn that the United
Church's Five Oaks Retreat at
Paris ON since 1952 will close
in November due to upkeep
and restoration costs.
We are reminded that dur-
ing Strawberry Summerfest
weekend later this month,
our Church will be hosting
delicious fresh strawberries
and shortcake dessert for
$5.00 a serving.
Our meeting closed with
our repeating the UCW
Prayer. We wish everyone a
happy and healthy summer
till we meet next in
September.