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By Marie
Mrs. Harty Montgomery.
(June Rutledge) of Goderich
Township and her .sister,'
Mrs. Al Crandlemire of Red
Deer, Alberta, called on
• former friends and neigh-'
bouts on Monday. The Roy .:.
Rutledge . family ° lived here
prior to 1949.
Mr, and ; Mrs. Bill Blake,
Becky, Kara Julie a and
Cambridge;: spent a couple of
days this past ' week with
Mrs. Olive Blake,
Mr.. Bob McWhinney was
home from Deep. Elver this
weekend with Sandy and the.
children, Robbie and Kara.
Matthew and Andrew Ott
of Kitchener spent a few
days, with their ,, grandpar-
ents. Irvine and Colleen
Eedy.
Mr*. CharlesKerr, Steven
and Aaron of Oshaawa spent
three days with Cliff and Peg
Purdon last week: On Sunday
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Morgan
and Norma of Kerwood visit-
ed at the .Purdon. home. -
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Strong,
Paul and. Ken have returned
from a beautiful, warm,
sunny one week stay in
Florida,
Mrs• Claire (McWhinney)
Chambers of Goderich is a
patient. in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, following 'it
two \car accident. on Friday
evening near Clinton, when
the car she was meeting
' child of Mr, and Mrs,, Case
(Petrie) Black of 39 Highland
Ro:ad, Kitchener, who sur-
Ave
urvive her .as 'well as her
husband, Bill and three sons.
Case and Mary , Black were
both: bent and raised in this
area and Case operated :a
feed` . mill until selling to
George Hodges in 1932.
Sympathy is extended to all
the family at 'this time.
A group.of.Dungannon Old
Girls enjoyed a visit together
and- a delicious spring .lun-
cheon at the home of Mrs.
Laurette McClure Hefford. It
was hoped that Mrs. Lauret-
te Treleaven world be pet-
, ent so they could celebrate a
belated ; 90th birthday 'with.
her, however everyone,. pres-
ent signed
ries-ent`signed a card to send to
her. .Guests were Wilma
Treleaven Woodford Edith.
Treleaven Younkie, Louise
Anderson, Hilda Finnigan,
Flora Durnin and friend,
Nora Creyke and Margaret
Pentland Pritchard, Irene
McKelvey, :Alma. Harder and
Ethel Case Hay were unable
to :attend. Many friends of
cracked, and her jawbone is
broken. Claire's passenger
and occupants of the other
car were only shaken up.
Tracey and Trevor Chambers
stayed with their hunt and
uncle, .Sandy. and Bob Mc-
Whinney for the. weekend.
years ago were mentioned
• and remembered.
Mrs. Lynn Wall,. Tracey
veered,' directly into her ve- and Terri spent last:week. in
hicle when the -driver. dosed Queensville. with Mr, and
off. Her -left leg is broken in Mrs. Tom Emerson. Tont
two places, her right,; ankle is-. Wall spent, °his holidays in
Several relatives from this Toronto and Ajax With relit -
area attended the' funeral on tives. They all returned home
Saturday, in •Waterloo. of Saturday:
Mrs. Freda Gildner (Black) Dungannon United `Church,
who died Thursday . in her Mr.. George Cowan: spoke
Sist year.,, She was.the only.. on, "Returning our Father's
Spend holiday weel
with Kinloss family
By Joyce McEwan
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elliott,
Lea and Lyn ,visited 'Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Johanson' on Sun-
day. Janice and the girls
have spent the holiday week
with their relatives here.
Mrs, Eleanor Campbell,
• Jill and Kent.and Miss Mar -
.Ilene Walsh travelled to
Myrtle Beach for the holiday.
The planning meeting for
the crewel club was 'field
Teaesdaay at the; Centre. Plans
were discussed for the Ach-
ievement Day April 15 : in
Teeswater.. .
The 4-H , Homemaking
Club Achievement Day will
be held April 25 at Kinloss
Community Centre for the
girls of South • Bruce:
Biuewater Town 1 and
Country Club help;:, their elec-
tions recently. New officers
are president, Allan MOW
Kean:, Kincardine and Sher-
do Angus as secretary.
Mrs, . Bill Hayes, Robbie
and Sherry enjoyed the holi-
days with her parents • in
Kitchener,
Little Dianne Giteurt spent
the week .with her grandpr-
ents, M. and Mrs. Ellison
Hodgins. '
Some of the Hayes fancily
menrbe. s visited their moth=
er, Mrs. Charlotte Hayes at
University Hospital in Lon-
don, Where, she. is a patient.
Best wishes for a. speedy
recovery also go. to Mrs.
Alvery . Hayes who recently
underwent . surgery 'in Kin-
cardine Hospital..
Visitors at McEwans rec-
ently were Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Barr and Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Mcewan:
St. t.ieIens
shoot part
By Kathryn Todd
Winners at the biweekly
Shoot Party were Lillian
Irwin, high lady; June Rob-
inson, second high lady;
Lloyd Moffat, high man; and
John Rourlston, second high
man; lucky cup went to John
Andrew and Allan Cranston
won the lucky draw, Miners
Woods had the most shoots,
Mel ' Lyons assisted his
sister and husband to move
from Windsor td their new
home. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Croskil•1 now reside in Listowy
el,
Adrienne and Stefan Maako
ovskis returned to Toronto
after visiting a week with
their cousins, Christina and
Amanda Todd.
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• Love", partof a series he is
giving now, using the Cate-
chism during the. pre -Easter
Weeks to help the tmmunik
cants understand what joinw.•
ing-the church means an d to
refresh the rnentory' of older
members. • •
The choir sang an ,anthem
led .`by organist, 'Mrs, Jean
Elliott. The children's story
was on -lighting our candle is
the world for Jesus and was
accompanied: by the 'hymn,'.
Jesus Bids Us Shine. •
Confirmation class will be
in. Dungannon church ; base-
ntent on Wednesday even-
ing. There' are now 26 in the
class.
The family dance sponsor-
td by Nile Inner Circle takes
hie 'kin
.4. by. M'Me I'.
.place on Friday, April 3 in
Brookside School. It is : hoped
thatfamilies from both churn '
ches will tante out and
:support .this event. • °
An Easter supper is being
held on Friday, Aril 10 at
Dungannon United Church,
• prepared and served by • the
Willing Workers. • Proceeds
are to be used to redecorate,
the church. basement; °
O April 10, the 'Dungain-
noneFellowship lChurch is
holding a crafts display and.
sale at Brookside Public
School, The proceeds are ,for
World Relief and Develop-
trent. There will also be a
discussion on recycling of
paper, :glass,' cans, etc.
There will be a slide and
•
live film presentation of
Dungannon's 125th birthday
patty at Dungannon United
Church on March 30► 31 and
April. 2. On April'1 the
showing is a repeat,of the
Yesteryear presentation that .:
was so much enjoyed by
everyone who saw it last
August,.
TheDungannon Youth
° Groupgathered at the church
oin Saturday and raked up the
winter's debris and made the
church grounds look much
better. They have announced
their willingness -to. prepare'
flower beds end plant, seeds
or plants supplied by other
grops or. individuals. They
are tobe commended for
their activity.
Mr.1 and Mrs. Don Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Forrester
and Bob Thompson went to
Montreal . 2547 with a
bus tour from. Hickson Feed
CanPaaaly..
Mr and "Mrs Don Reid
Brian, Sandra and Larry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Rei
had Sunday with Mrs.
Josephine MacTavish of
l ucknew
had supper with. Mr and
Mrs. Scott;
• Mrs. Catherine. Scott spent
the weekend inKincardine
with Mr& Margaret Bafln :.r.
man.
Visiting for a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Stapley
Reid
was grandson Ryan Doupe,
Misses . peon Doupe and.,
Josie Helm ,also spent. a few
` • days with. ' Mr, and Mrs.
• Stanley. Sunday visitors
Jamie and Marilyn For. with tit Stanleys were Mr.
rester. of Rainy River visited
Tuesday with Don and San-
dra Forrester and°famlly,.
Mrs. Betty Helm, Kelly
and Jar* of Tiverton spent
Wednesday with Mr,: and
Mrs. Morley Scott, On:Sun-
day Mrs. Francis Watke and:
Angela of Carrick Township
and Mrs. Don.Dourpe, Taemr.
. my and Nachos" and Mr . and::
Mrs. Art Hel>rari lend Kelly. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robert-.
son visited Sunday with Mrs.
Russell Collins of Welt**
Mr, and Mrs. Bev Cliffe
visited ' Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Farrell. :
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Mrs. Mara. Thompson
visited Wednesday with Mrs.
Agnes Hodgins O Kinlough.
Mr, and • Mr& Howard
spent three days
with Mr. Thompson this
week.
Tum' supper um of
-Mrs. KatherineCollinslwere
Mr, and Mrs. BII1 Lochhead
of Stoney Creek, Mr, and
Mrs. Dave Lochhead and
Shama 'of Kittcaine and
Mar.. an:d- Mrs-:
Mc illiv�ray, Kelly and Kris-
ty of :Ripley. Mrs, Marj
Thompason. and Mrs.. Mae
Dore visited Thursday. with
Mrs. Collins.
The final crewel meeting
was .held' Monday at the
Community Centre. Sum -
nary day 18 Apr. 15' . in.. .
Teeswater.. •
Heather .. Boyle was
selected as a representative ,
for the: Ontario, .Junior . .
Farmers , on 'the United
Kingdom tour *the Pi ovin-
cial Junior:.Fariners Con-
ference held this weekend**,
Toronto.
• Rob Ferrell was u
delegate to the Provinci.
Junior Farmers Conference
Visiting this week with Mr.
and :Mrs.. Jim Farrell were
Kenny and. Melissa
Logtenberg of Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
visited Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Howatt and Jason
of Belgraave.
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