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• DUNGANNON NEWS
,Kathy Bere sniferedh broken
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right wrist , and no rnerou,s bumps
and bruises, when she fell from a.
tree in a neighbour's. yard: She •
was treated 'in•Gcideri4 hospital,.
and has•remainecl titer
days.', • • .
for a few,
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Fiveyoung peO Fom Dun0'6'
non who attend d the Co-ed •
CartYP at Menesetiing were Kathy
Bere, Sharon Young, Debbie Mac -
Innes , Virginia Chisholm and
Steven Park. All enjoyed camp
The•Yule family are'hOrrie in
Dungannon after spending a month
in trailer Camp near Douglas'
POint. '
7191t, -arid 'Mrs; Kenneth Bowden,
Bill' and Debbie,, spent. the week
end withsrelatives at Tha Mesville
Mr. and Mr's. Bill Blake and.
Becky. frorn Galt are holidaying:
at their respective horns Dun-
gannon and Goderich and in-
cluded a trip to, lylanitoulin island.
BOX 3
• LUCICNO
158 ENTRIES •
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steel cutlery t'awarded for arrange
ments, went toiMrs. David Er-
phick with 'Mrs.•JackVerhulst
al -
titled
first
re .
with
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again runner-uP... • „ •
•The RoYal Bank Trophy, a sil-
ver water pitcher, , 'awarded for
most points in both•shows 'Was
won byMt's. Ewan MacLean with
• • Mrs. David Elphick.as runner 41P.
MaC;lean also shoWed_ttie.,
tweepsta•he rote and .glad, winning
the Mcconnelr,s Nursery Co.
• .,rnerchandiSe prize. •
• Tea and. cookies were servesF1
by
il-r-C..grarairteeheaded-hy:-Mrs.
• Connie yam der 'Hoek,. Mrs. Adel.;
ave now
enjoylater
ine Hackett and Mrs..QeOrge.
Cormsh
• Ivirs, Dan Gillies'and Mrs; Loh -
nes looked. after the bake table'
while Mrs: Austin Martin sold the
:pia tits . Mr's: .Gordon Stanley •
,greeted the guests. at the door.
Lucky„door pr4ei'were drawn.
Donna ,Elphick Won a Set of dish-
es, Ricky Martin, a beautiful
amaryllis while. Mrs. Harold
Couytney won a :wall ornament.
The' wet weather Certainly.
did re vdarriperi- the :.spiritsof the
rrieinbers,Or guests; ; *.
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relatives in hOnotir Of Miss Mary-
Befezuk of Niagara Falls,
whose marriage .toGeorgeFinni-
.gai is to be‘Septeinher. 25th.. • •
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'Mr: arid Mrs. jack Eedy, Welt-
ael and Laurel of Strathroy spent
the week end at the horneof
and Mrs. H. J. L. Eedy. •
Mr: an Mrs. Cecit•IvicNall and
children are residing in the Ancl
rew's horne in the village , where.
Mr. and. 'Mrs. Dwight Ald1aa had
spent two months this SO rth-ner, •
MisSes, jean. and Marjorie Adkin•
of DreSden have. been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Reed and latnify
of• Oshawa' and Mr...and', /Ars. Dick
Kilpatrick of-Wingharn visited at •
Blake's on Thursday. • • .•
Mrt. Minnie Jones and Mel
were guests at Carlow Hall at a
•shower, Sundii. August 15th,
held by the Finnigan farnily•and.,
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to remove the equipment &OM
the injured man iticl.hewas taken
by ambulance to the Kincardine .
• and District General:Hospital.'
After. treauhent for head and
chest wounds at the Kincardine
hoSpital Mr • Reid. was taken to
. Victoria Hotspital Ipndon where
cits-New
he died at .eight -thirty. Friday
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t Huronview
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Dick RoOrda of Clinton Christian Reform:Church'led the song .
Service ,in the auditorium rin
Sunday eVening.,:' , ••
Stvng N the secret of how to.
makemoney work foryou • • '•
instead of you Workin• g for
mon.-, •••.•
4heatOtieV'you:save today at
4a -and • ay
dotibleortriple bythe t4ne
YOUfl(-,
Watch your Money. grow •
and grow —When you buy
good attendance of resdents
gathered In the auditorium On
Monday-afternoonifor old ante—
music and dancing and a singal-
a -long. Miss' Della Pea rt I•tort-n
adSp.i.L., and 'Jerry c9tlirts..sup-.
plied the traisic.: ••
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ent_weathe r,
the bus trip scheduled for Wednes-
day was postponed for one weeh. •
n was spent,p aying
several table games; • , •
• Victoria anthGre_y-G-uatante
-1,-nveiiit1etitTertificatespaymg
a magnificent eight per Cent
Pow, at VIctona and Grey..
• tfiustcMpA4ytrkit 4-14Lealand Hill, 0, •
Manager...I
. • Elgin and Kingston:
• •• .....Streeti . •
• todett4 524,1381
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!Russell and Dorothy SewarS of
teswter_,,Lwlio ::arentetaning
in the area dtiring July and ,Aug-
ust, provided an hout,of musid
on Thursday Family Niht. The.
prOgrarri Which included several
familiar songs was enjoyed by the
resi d
applause to the idling couPl. •
The band dottOerts which have • .
beeri hldOn the lawn during
the Summer have been qite a Stic
'cits and it has been deeided to,
arrange to have them agaittnext
year if possible beginning in June
If
you have grOup who would''
like to entettain the residents •
fot anhour SOmetime during the
year:, they would he glad to hear
frOtri you;
• The eommunityWas shocked
and.saddened to Iearn of his.
death. •.
Morris Farrell Reidwas the son
and Mrs. John Reid and
was born Septerriber'14, 1913 in
Township. In 1942, he
married Marjorie Baird, who sur-•
vives With_onliter
Linda Mrs. Jack.tampbell Of
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----Mrrimain-interest-as hi
family and home , where he was
a gracious host to his Many •,
friends.. He also .took-anaoave
part in his church serving as an •
elder and in many departnients
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he Was actively interesedin all
cornmuntyaffairs.
Rev.•,John Hill of Pine ,River
United Church officiated •at the'
funral. . Interment was in Ripley
• Canary.
Rickie Orr of Wiarton whO is a
teacher at Brookside school will.
he-,-stayingvith-,N1r. and Ivirs'.
Jack McGee. • , • •
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Mr. and .Mrs..'Ken Park and
family of Brampton have been
holidaying with Mr; and' Mrs.
Ben Park. ' '• • , •'
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• Dr. and Mrs:- William MacDon-
Of St. Pauli, ,Minnesota, Rev.
Andrew Lane and hii daughter . • •..
Miss May line of Goderich and • •
Miss' Heather Currie visited
.Mr : and .Mrs. Malcolm Lane and
Hugh ,, and with Mr. and.
Frank Maulden and Keith.
Clifford Simpson of London
• visited recently with Edna and
• ay oy e.
Mrs.: John Barrandlack Ba; • ,
!and.Mr. and Mrs..Bushell
--tvisitid-on,'Sundaywith relatives
at 'Oetrolia
Mrs.jackBarr,''Jeannette
Susin and Murray -accompanied.:
her sister. Miss Betty Hamilton to
Niagara: where' they spent',a few
davs'
A shower:was iven Friday even-
ing at the.hoine Of Mrs; Robt.
Irvin in honour of Mist Diane
Nicholson Of Goderieh, whose Inar-
riage to Melvin Blundelltakes
Plate in Sep.ternbet.
T. I. Lannon of Londottis
visit-
ing Jim Little and calling on
dihei:friends'in the village. •
Miss.S.hir-otTS14.141cortondon
Was at the home of her parents,
and Mrs"...John Spivak for the ,
weekend.. Mrs: Richard. TugWeil
(Faustina Banks) and- two children
of Exeter also visited with them
.on Sunday. • ••
Mrs, Tied Stirling and baby.
• ed at the hon -ie of:Mr. and Mrs.
bt. Irvin
The sympathy of this cornrtiun-,
ity' extended t� the relatives
r
Culbertwho passed away' ori Sat
urday, August 21.-• '•
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'Mr and •kIrs. Art Haidenby re-,
turned home after spending awhile •
with their' faMily.at Toronto.. • .
Mrs.Marretta Hodgins sPent•a • '
few days at her home bete., • : •
few days
a'..tFithadeCihyc:irnHeedoleyfMsr!latnda
Mrs
Lloyd 'Johnston at Holyrood.,
Viitors Wiitt.Mt. and Mrs
?sebten ,on `l on ay were firc.
cousins Mrs. Bonita Atkins. and •
Mis Emily Roder of liarniltoh;
Mr and Mrs Wulliam i•7
Hal-
denby attended the 50th 'wedding
anniversary;of Mi ,and Mrs, Har.,-,
vey Beeking at.Bran,tford on Fri• .: •
day. They also, Visited in Harris-, •
1.Lop_with=Mr-d•-ali •
Fry and family:and with Mr. andMis. Ralph Ha1denly and . ,
farni1.yin Guelph.
.ip„••
• Visitorswith Mr. And Mrs Art.:
Hildentiy were Mi. and Mrs. .•
;wird Bennett , Mr. and Mrs. How-.
0 earl a
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ard Whiteside, Howard and Brian o
•of 'Tornto. The Whiteside farniTy •
left on Santrdayjoi the west
tOast Where they will spend three,
weeks.
e eiten sincere sympathy W.,.
Raynard Ackert in the sudden '
ipatsing of her brother the late
tMorris Reid of Pine:River.
ld • Bertrand •
of Sitncoe spent Batutdaywith
Mils Militated Percy --; pill and
rian Percy.
• Pallbearers werenderS Ernest
Thompsn, Mervin Ralton Leon-,
azd Couttney, , Carrick
john A.,. MacDonald and Delb'ert
Wilson. HOnouraty bearers
beinrildon-Bra-Aley7-GrTid,
Bob Raledge. lOwerbeaters :Wtel
Lynn Reid, Ernest Ackert, Jirn
Wails, Cad Hooey ,Wflhiam
Hwitson, Catmet'Courtney and•
Murray Thompson. ;
Surviving besides his wife Mati,
orie , his daughter Linda and son:'
in-law Jack CaMpbell arehis
mther, Mts4 john kid and sister,
Hilda, Mk. Raytiard Ackert., •
Holyroad and orie, brother Ledn,j,
ard Of Huron Iownship.
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Mr.- and Mr.
fa _LS
viiited recently
• Bill Wiggins. , •
George kibey and
w4h Mr, and Mrs,'
Earl McKe, and Mrs. Mar)T Bere
enjoyed a, motortrip recently
following arOtmd Lake Ontario.
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