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Mra, Mel BOI of Goderich.
and Mrs. Dennis Green from
England visited one 'clay last
week with Mel Jones.
—Mr: And Mrs. Alvin
wood were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Storey of Chatham
when they were feted at the
Candlelight, to an .anniver-
sary and retirement •dinner.
on Saturday, October 11.. Mr.
and Mrs, Storey spent the
same weekend with Cora and
AlVin. On the Friday night
they were also entertainedto
dinner at the Royal Hotel,
Mitchell for the same , occal
A family gathering was
held on. Sunday at the home.
of Lloyd--and-Doris Hodges;
following the chistening of
their granddaughter, Aman-
da at the United Church.
Amanda is the daughter of
Debbie (Hodges) Waller and
has-band, Steve • Waller. The
christening dress worn by
Amanda was a. family heir-
loom of the. Waller family.
sYrOPOtbY •'is' extended :to
the Martin Hendricks family
on.the joss of a , son and
brother, Peter passed away
on Friday, -six days-after he
was' involVed a two car
crash in Ashfielcrrownship,
several men, from our area
are moose hunting again this
year. Pave Dawson, John
StanburY, Rob McWhinney,
George 'SOW) and George
McKinnon are hoping to bag
a few moose for their efforts,
Congratulations to Mr.
and. Mrs, Doug Cblbert (nee
Trezise) who were married
recently, Doug' is a son of
Mt and Mrs. Laverne Cul-
bert of Goderich and Mrs,
Culbert is .a teacher at
Brookside School.
--MrTaiid Mrs. Robtrinle
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole
visited in Fenelon Falls on
the weekend with Mr, and
• Mrs. Len Craig. Mrs,' Craig
is a niece of Ben Mole, her
mother being the late Mary
(Mole) Cook.
Mrs. Alma Reed is a
patient in St. Joseph's ,Ifos-
pital, London. Upon arriving
'home on Tuesday morning,
her son, Girvin found ` her
lying on the floor. She was
taken bY, ambulance first to
Wingham hospital then on to
London, Surgery was per-
f° r lureedp ni r a broken
Wednesday
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morn-
to hip.
Visitors on. Saturday report
her to be in good spirits and
service . and, baptism, of two
infants; Terry Alexander
Cranston, son, of Cecil. and
Marybelle (Hunter) Cranston
and Amanda Pearl Water,
daughter of Steve and Deb-
hie (Hodges) Waller.
FloWets were placed in the
church by Mrs. Cecil Culbert
in memory of her husband
who passed away on April 9,
1980. October 19 would have
marked Mr. and Mrs. Cul-
bert's 40th wedding anniver-
sary,
quite alert,
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, Cecil Wittieh was in
charge of the communion
country meet
School to see a play called,
"All For Beaver Hats". We
then left the , school And had •
lunch at the Seaforth Public
School: Then we went to the
Van Egmond house and
ceinetery.
The top Canadian author
'dour school turned out to be
Fancy Mowat with, "Owls in
the Family".
Monica Hughes, a Canad-
ian Science Fiction author is
coming to our school on.
November 21st. Parents ate
welcome to come.
BROOK, SIDE BROADCAST
By Rhonda MclVlichael
and Janke Conk
On Wednesday, October
15 our school had a very
successful day in the cross-
conntry meet at Point farms.
We won four out of possible
eight pennants which we're
won by the senior girls,
junior .girls and boys along
with the Midget girls. Medal-
lion winners were Scott
Hackett, and Shelley Good.
On ThursdaY, October 1'6
the; grade seven and, eightS
went to the Seaforth High
Bowlers
Wanted
for Mixed League
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WEDNESDAY OR
THURSDAY NIGHT.
8:30 P.M.
ANYONE WISHING TO
FORM A TEAM PLEASE
Call 528-2904
Tough new laws will deter trespassing.
~'auple wed-
in Dungannon...=
with a' flowered sheer knit
the groom's mother in a light Prior to the wedding, the
blue jersey gOwn with a bride was feted with showers
matching sheer cape. The niyen by co-workers atSheaf
mother's corsage was ''fer Pen hosted by Veronica
I'Mrnt_cinnamon silk rosei, - -Harman-, a-girlfriend .shower
the groom's mother's was at the home of Debbie
pink and white silk roses, Johnston and a relative
Guests were present from shower hosted by her Mint.
gait; buelph,- London, Kit- The. groom' s relatives hosted
.d.texer, a shoWer-Iflt CitaPrier in'the
rounding area. form of a pool party.
Dancing -followed with The Dungannon and area
music supplied by Disc Jock- people presented Val and
ey's Unlimited of London. Mike with a very generous
Following a honeytnoon to gift prior to their marriage,
New Brunswick, Montreal and a stag was held at the
and other points east, the Goderich arena for Mike.
Spend the holiday
with Lochalsh folk
South Dakota, Ohio, Michi- Gail CoOk in Dungannon.
*from page '12 happy couple are residing at
212 Widder Street, Goderich.
toughened-up-the-.law to protect
your rights.
Trespassers can now be fined up to
$1,000. In addition, they can be ordered
to pay for damages they have caused.
An important part of, the legislation
designates premises where entry is
prohibited without. notice. These
include your gardens, orchards,
vineyards, land under cultivation,
woodlots and fenced land.
Where notice must be given to
prohibit entry, you may use red
• '...representing n activity (for example,
hiking), indicates that. the activity is.•
permitted: 411e same kind of stign.With-H
an oblique stroke through it. means
that you prohibit the activity.
Thesenew laws•are part'
of a continuing program to.
streamline our legislation..
By clarifying'your rights; -
they afford you greater
protection from trespass
and also reduce your
.liability when you make
markings on gates, trees or fences. ,H land available for
Yellow markings maybe used to caution recreational purposes.
that only certain activities may. be„ - For full details,..obtain
or. nearly 150 years Ontario has
-had a law-making it an-offence to
enter property where entry is
prohibited. But now new legislation—
The.:rrespass_to-P-roperty ,art—has
permissible. It is the responsibility of
the visitor to find out what you permit.
LAND USED FOR. RECREATION
In the past, there was a great deal of
confusion regarding your responsibility
to people you allow on your land.
Consequently many farmers and rural
landholders would not allow recreational
activities on their properties.
Now another new act—The Occupiers'
Liability Act—reduces your responsi-
bility. In a nutshell, the law assumes
that those who take their recreation on
most rural land without paying a fee
will take. care for their Own..safety.
A...special:system-has . been :devised_
to alloW yoU. to easily indicate whiCh., •
activities you will allow. on your •
• :Pr_opeity„..A sign. naming or graphically
a copy of this free pamphlet. It's
available at, many supermarkets and
liquor stores, or write to:
Communithtions Branch
Ministry of the Attorney General,
18. King Street East
Toronto, Ontario M5C 105
BY MARION McCHARLES
Dan Wylds has been a
patient in hospital in Kincar-
dine.
Spending the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Wylds were
their family, Linda, Mr. and
Mrs. Zimmerman (Donna),
all' of London, Ken Wylds of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Wylds and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc-
Charles completed their cir-
cuit of judging at Teeswater
Fair which was bigger in
every class for many years.
Twenty-five chocolate cakes
in one class is somewhat of a
problem to judge the three
best.
Sympathy of this commun-
ity is extended to the Walden
and Hendricks families in the
death of two young people.
D. A. MacLennan has
been moved to hospital in
Wingham from. University
Hospital in London.
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson
has, daughter, Carol and her
husband, John with her.
They have been in Calgary
for the past year.
Welcome to this commun-
ity is extended to Dr. and
Mrs. Russell Moncrief. A
reception was held in their
honour a week ago Saturday
in the community centre at
Lucknow.
A reception was also held
in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed MacDonald who were
recently married in London.
Wilmer Robb is a patient
in hospital in • Wingham
having suffered a stroke,. Mr.
and Mrs. Robb now live in
Wingham but are rettern;
bered by their old friends in
this community.
Doris Wylds of Toronto
visited with Mr. Dan Wylds,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds
and family; also Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wylds of Kincar-
dine.
Hon. R. Roy McMurtry
Minister
Ministry of the
Attorney
General