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BY MAME PARK
Spending;Thanksgiving on
Sunday with , Bessie and
Graham McKee were Kiteh-
ener and Annie Finnigan of
Gederielt-andwiAlan--MONee,
and sons, Edward and Paul
of Lendon.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Gord West (nee
Cindy Proeter) who were
married Saturday evening in
St. GeorgPs Anglican church,
Goderich. Many i people will
know Gord as the young man
employed by Dawson's
Plumbing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook
attended the marriage of El-
mer's sister, Brenda, to.
Keith Kerr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Kerr, on Friday
evening in the United Church
at Atwood,
Tom Wall spent the week-
end in Lucknow with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wall. They also at-
tended the Teeswater Fall
Fair on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Web-
ster spent the weekend in,
Bolton with their daughter,
Lois, husband and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas.
On Monday they all enjoyed
Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley
family of Goderich.
Congratulations to A. J.
and Cora Sherwood who cele-
brated their 35th wedding
anniversary, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stir-
ling, Harold and Darlene of
Thamesville spent Thanks-
giving with her mother, Mrs.
Elsie Irvin.
Mrs. Helen Nicholson is a
patient in Wingham and
District Hospital.
Hallowelen -is fast ap-
proaching and the Agricul-
ture Society has planned a
dance-for-October 2S-Maybe.
it would be possible to have
some type of Hallowe'en
party for the children too on
October 31.
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
By Janice Cook
and Rhonda McMichael
Practice for Cross Country
Running has been going on
lately. The meet took place
on Friday. Six runners from
each division make up a
team, which goes to Point
Farms on Wednesday, Oct-
ober 15, to compete against
other schools. Details of the
meet will be in next week's
column.
We welcome Mr. Ross Er-
DUKANNON. W
The October meeting 'of
the Dungannon, Women's
Institute was held in the
basement of the Dungannon
United Church with 21 Mem-
bers and five visitors _pres-
ent:
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Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
rn welcoed everyone, Mrs,
Sam Gibson accompanied
hymns at the piano.
Roll call was answered by,-
Natural foods we use in our
homes. Mrs. Graham MeNee
read the minutes of the last
meeting and gave the treas-
urer's report. The Fall Rally
will be' held in the Gorrie
United Church, October' 6
with Mrs. Alma Black, and
Mrs. George Etrington, as
voting delegates, Mrs. Hugh
McWhinney also attended.
Ten dollars was donated to
the CN.I.B.
Mrs.• GrahaM McKee and
Mrs. Wihner: Rutledge at-
tended the workshop at
Clinton on Thursday, Octob-
er 9 for the secretary-treas-
urers and public relations
and found the Meeting most
helpful in explaining how to
fill out the reports in the
proper. way,
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the heavy horses with 14
exhibitors Wes Smith on
the calf weight com-
petition, Jack Farrell on
the horse pulling com-
petition held for the. first
time in this Western
Ontario area, Mrs. Wilma
Sutton on the goat. show
held for the first time in
Ripley.
Wes Smith reported
that the winners in the
guess weight of the calf
contest at the' fair were
Jack Henderson of
Lucknow and ----Donal
Gillies of Ripley. Wes
says that the correct
The London Area vv.'.
convention will be held in St.
Marys October 27 and 28.
Mrs. Cliff Crozler will be the
voting delegate, Other ladies
.are ' planning to go.
Mrs. Olive Blake said she
would like to thank the ladieS
of the Institute and the
village for once again helping
so faithfully in the collecting
for the Arthritis. Society. the
sum of $270 was raised,
Mrs. Fred Young introduc-
ed Mrs. Judy McMichael of
Dungannon, ' 'the owner of
. Jana Natural Foods in God-
erich.
Mrs. McMichael explained
how'to use the whole grain in •
regular baking by using half
the usual flour and substitut-
ing soy beans ground or
roasIbd., the bean of the bran.
of the wheat and the wheat
flour. Cook books were avail-
able for the ladies to look at.
' Mrs. George Errington
thanked Mrs. . McMichael
and presented her, with a
gift. '
The motto was given by
.Mrs. Cliff Purdon. Mrs,
George Errington, Mrs. Roy
Robson and Miss Iva Carr
served al lovely lunch. BATTERIES
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Beat the Spring Rush and have your
Lockstone Patio, Walkway and
Driveway installed now
rington back for his first
whole week of teaching
Grade five. Students in the
class ,are glad to have him
back, .
The sale of suckers and
strong. We have had our
second shipment of suckers -
and chocolate bars. Some
members of the Students'
Council helped by putting.
the the suckers in separate bags
of twenty-four, This sale
ends Friday, October 24;
1980.
On Friday, October 10 the
students in the school picked
their favourite author out of
these nine writers; Morde-
cai, Richlpr, L. M. Mont-
gomery, Farley Mowat, Bar-
bara Smucker, Jean Little,
Dennis Lee, Gordon Kor-
man, Rosemary Allison, and
Beverley Allison.
Some of the teachers at-
tended the meeting of the
Central Unit of Huron F.W.
T.A.O. at Board Office in
Clinton on Tuesday evening
and saw an' interesting film,
We Are What We Were,
emphasizing that 'a person's
;values are set early in life.
greater enthusiasm in the
frog- jumping - with 18
entries. Francis Boyle
and Alan McLean spoke'
on the parade. Mrs. Janet
Farrell and Mrs. Grace
Peet spoke on the ladies
classes in the Complex,
Gordon Patterson and ,Ab
Wylds on the grain show,
John Farrell on the sheep
shearing' demonstration
Cecil Sutton on the
poultry show held in the
basement of the Huron
township hall with 22
--exhibitors-, Keith -v-an-der -
Hoek on the arm
wrestling, Ray Fuller on
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family. Also present were the
weight was 938 pounds,
and Ab. Wylds was
pleased to find out that
the first prize sealer of
tnaply 'syrup belonging to
Mrs. Donna Bruder of
Paisley had been located
and one of the lady
directors had started it on,
its return to. Mrs. Bruder.
Just on, the main day' of
the fair, Saturday,
September 27.
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