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bourg, Mount Forest, Elm-
• wood,'Kincardine, Kitchener
and. Holyrood.
After a very pleasant after-
noon,,Tanyi Halcombe asked
'the blessing and everyone
enjoyetta bountiful meal.
A short meeting followed
with president, Eileen Sceli;
presiding. Keith Priest read
the Minutes : of the last
reunion. Eileen Sceli and
Keith Priest were re-elected
president and secretary-trea-.
surer for the 1981 picnic.
Sports committee for 'next
year is Robert and Gerry •
Burt; beverage committee is
Lois. McKnight and Rose
Burt, It Was deaided to have
a pot luck supper next year.
All agreed to meet July 18,
1981 at 2 p.m. at the Hanover
Park fora the twelfth annual
&lit reunion:
Sympathy is extended
to Ross and Betty Berlett
and family of Port Albert
on the death of their son,
Terry on Sunday. Terry
lost his' life by drowning
at Port Albert While
swimming with friends.
GeneralhoSpitai, Mother
and 'babe are home and
doing well.
Visitors •recently with
Cliff and Peg Purdon
Were 1Vlonna and Steven
Kerr from Oshawa,
Ginny and Reg Purdon of
and. Mark Derbecker of
WoCidstock and Mary
Clark of Londesboro.
SOCCER NEWS
an On . Tuesday nighFJuly
15, , Kirigsbridge defeated
Lucknow by a 7 - 2 score
in a. game played at .
Lucknow.. Pat Frayrie
scored another hat trick,
his second in succession.
On. Thursday &ening.
July 17, Colborne suf-
fered *their first loss,
when Kingibridge beak,
them 5 to 3."Dungannoliv0
team • travelled to
Lucknow where they
proved victorious with 43
- 2 win. Danny Gregory
scored twice and John
Curran once for .
Dungannon., The.
Lucknow scorers were
Darrin Lindsay and Lynn
Murray.
Tom Wall sprained his
right wrist playing ball on
Thursday, Foll9wing x-
rays the doct0/14,andaged
it, Too bad you aren't left-
handed, Torn.
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but the '1125th BirthdaY
Time is running out,
BY MARIE PARK
'tage at Sheguiandaha on
daughter) at their cot.:
Manitoulin Island,
Celebrations committees. Miss Pearl Caldwell is
have everything, pretty a patient in ' Wingham •
well under control. The hospital. since • Friday,
store windows are being She was taken by am-
„decorated 7 -, anal„_..,_ .„ -bulauce--following a fall
prove to be a real. at = from per clothes, line
traction to Most of the stoop.• She suffered a
visitors returning home, broken wrist and
A real improvement waa sprained ankle. .Her .
the demolition of one of many friends will be
the old buildings .on the pleased to knoWit wasn't
main street. Word has more serious.
been received from
Congratulations to Dan Mollie Whiteside about and Mary Ellen Boel
'-hei arrival time on July (Glazier) on the birth ef a” 28th at TororitO:. and it is daughter on July 12 at
hoped that a lot of People Alexandra Marine and
Who . are interested in
meeting her will attend
the pot-luck picnie being
hosted by her Canadian
'pen pals on July 30th in
the park beside Olive
The eleventh annual Burt Blake's home. reunion and picnic was held
Saturday, July 19,: 1980 at 2 Miss Donna Berry of ,p,m. at the park in Hanover London and her mother, with.32 attending. Mrs. FlorenCe Berry
Mr. Charles Burt; who was spent a few days in the "92 in January, was unable, to north country. They spent attend. Members of the two days with a cousin,
family 'visited their father at Mrs. Gibbon at Sun
Brucelea Haven, Walkerton. dridge, south of 'Hunt-
The family travelled front sville. They also Spent a
Toronto, London, St, Thom-feW days with Mary and
as, Vittoria, Innerkip, Co-Elgin: Chambers (another
Who and when?
I was born in Dungannon on January 22, 1899. I at-
tended Dungannon Public School, served in the 44
battalion and fought at Vitny Ridge. I returned home
in 1919 and attended Business College in Owen Sound.
Am I the oldest person; born, raised and still living in
Dungannon?
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