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Ruth Anne Durnin,
daughter of Ross and
Lots Durnin, graduated
from Georgian College,
Barrie Ontario. on
October 25, 1996.
Ruth Anne graduated
from Business
Administration
Accounting Program on
the Dean's List
Congratulations Ruth
Anne
Dad Mom. Steve and
Colleen.
Happy
70th
Birthday
Teresa Courtney
November 18-1926
November 18-1996
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Home from trucking tour
by Teresa Courtney and
Margaret Errington
Welcome home to Bob
McCormick who left on
Oct, 28 arriving home on
Nov. 7. He travelled with
his son Bill, driver for
Ganner Transportation
Inc. of Palmerston in his
newl purchased Mack
tractor. They toured
Colorado, Arizona, New
Mexico, Texas and
Missouri.
Congratulations to
Irene Dalton, of
Kingsbridge, who cele-
brated her 82nd birthday
on Oct. 21 with family
and friends. Her daughter
Alice Julian of Orange,
California came home for
her mother's birthday
celebrations and visited
for three weeks with
family and friends both
here and in Windsor and
London,
Mary Ellen Coombs,
Grade 7 and 8 teacher at
'St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge is going on
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While you shop at the craft
.show, fhe Kincardine Girl
Guides mill supervise your
children whale they enjoy
cartoons, Stories, crafts
Sponsored by the
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Fru rruore into
call . Inds Giaharn
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(Dungannon
Doings
maternity leave tomor-
row. Welcome to Paul
Gladding who will be
replacing Mary Ellen for
this school year.
On Sunday, the
Kingsbridge Brownie
pack with leaders Terrie
Van Osch and Jackie
Simpson carried flags in
the procession at the
beginning and ending of
Mass at St. Joseph's
Church, Kingsbridge and,
placed wreaths in honor
of Remembrance Day,
remembering pur fallen
comrades of World Wars
1and 11,
Several deer have
been bagged by area
hunters.
Farmers are busy com-
bining corn fields, but
with the five inches of
snowfall on Sunday, and
more again on Monday
they'll be stopped again
for awhile.
Nine tables were in
play at the Dungannon
Senior Citizens weekly
euchre card party last
Wednesday. High lady
was Adeline AIIin, with a
three share -the -wealth tie
-for the lower score Erna
McCall, Dorothy Cuyler
and Margaret Errington.
Gentlemen winners were
Joe Courtney high and
Ross Henry, low.
Belated 49th wedding
anniversary greetings
were extended to
Clarence and Adeline
AIIin on their Oct. 30,
celebration.
Samantha Justine
Westecott has a baby sis-
ter Cassandra Audrey
May was born to Myssi
Ind Scott on Nov. 6, m
Goderich. The proud
grandparents are Ella
May and Bird Mohring
will be adding more play
ground equipment to
their yard for these two
lovely granddaughters.
The Westecott family
reside in the renovated
#8 School House in
Dungannon.
Jim and Margaret
Errington„visited his sis-
ter Jean Hendersost and
Ivan, in Weston over the
weekend.
Congratulations to grads
Congratulations to
those from our communi-
ty who graduated from
Kincardine and District
High School. Joel
Greenwood, Donna Jean
Forster and Kelly
McGillivray completed
their OACs and were all
Ontario Scholars fa
major accomplishment).
Joel received the Bank of
Montreal Award, Donna
Jean received a hursary
from the university
Women's ('lub, and
Kelly received a hursary
from Northern I.il;ht
Lodge. Also graduating
from (.;rade 13 from our
area were Heather
l'tr►ell, Sara Haldenhy
and Denise' , '1'adla.
Graduating from (;rade,
12 were Joel Ai -inswing,
ple�
Grove
and Matthew Hollands.
We wish you great suc-
cess in all your future
endeavors. Katherine
Collins was pleased to
present the Language
Award to.Shantel Irwin.
Isabel Brook and
Marjorie 'Thompson vis-
ited with Myitle Percy on
Sunday afternoon, The
weekend before Marjorie
visited with Helen and
Ray' Stanley and Kay,
Thacker '
(;lades Arnold,
Bernice Campbell, Anne
Mc('osh and Mary Anne
Kuk)Iy enjoyed the
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Mount Forest on Sunday.
After the concert they
visited with Lorna and
Herb Orr of Monck.
Anna and Dave
Lawton and fa►itily of
Plyrt fagin. Michelle and
George Bauer and C'allec
of Toronto visited with
Shirley and, Doug
MacDonald and family
on Sunday,
June and Earl Elliott
attended nJoel
Greenwood's birthday
party at Joyce and John,
Fatrrell's on Sunday. Also
attending were Joel's
folks Nancy, Paul and
Joy (1reettwot►d of
('lover Valley.
Quite a few members
of -Our community arc•
showing at and attending
the Royal Winter Farr in
Toil>nt(1
t,1au and ion t,urr11
attended the ( )F.\ annual
int -cling al t'ui,I0;
It •Ww, ,gUull to ser ,(r'
many ((elks at the tient)!
(')1lt.rli, to 1<,plry )u
Finlay and also al the
Knox I'Ir,hytei tan
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Shoat
winners
Mut trl . Moffat,
Davy
5Wcllt and Russ !Arington
were winners (tilling
shoot play at ibe 1)i up ut
('entre last week Amur
Andri sir!► lead $hl' host
shoots.
At the Nov S1.
Helen's WI shoot patty,
1)o11iilda Moffat and Ail
ttrnewein were high
players, with Ada 1aylr
an(f loss 'Naylor claiming
low soots. Ross also had
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