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"Dungannon"
has two new community
,newspaper correspondents.
l -Te re s -a C o u rtn-ey
529-7189
Margaret Errington
529-7270
Give either one of these ladies' a
call with your news to help keep
Dungannon in your community
newspapers.
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Another ,amalgamation meeting planned
Amalgamation meeting
Just a reminder, the next amal-
gamation meeting will be held on
Thursday, Aug. 12 at the Ripley -
Huron Complex. All public
interested in the procedures of
amalgamating Ripley and. Huron
township are asked to attend.
Blue Bomber Soccer
The Ripley Blue Bombers Tyke 1
played Kincardine Tyke 2 on July
14 and claimed the victory due to a
forfeit on Kincardine's behalf.
On Aug. 4, the Blue Bombers
played Kincardine Tyke 3 and
defeated their opponents 3-1. The
hat u -ick was earned by ,Jordan
Johnson. A great game was played
by Holly Gibson and good goal
tending was played by Sarah Irwin
and Gord Weppler. Jerod Rowe
and David White played excellent
offense while Jolayne Booth, Britini
Rowe and Kyle Beech defended
their end. Congratulations to the
whole team on their win.
Friends of the Library
Thanks is extended. to Kelly
Miller's Circus for donating 150
tickets to children visiting the
library on July.
The library has been very. busy
this .summer with both local and
visiting patrons. Dinosaur books
have been a huge item with the
youngsters this summer.
Shirley MacDonald had sone .a
terrific job filling in for librarian
Judy Hawrylyshyn. Thanks to all
the volunteers who pitched in to
help keep the library running
smoothly during Judy's vacation.
Recent donations of paper backs
and magazines have been ap-
-preciated. These items are always
in great demand during the summer.
One book worth asking for is
RIPL.EY
by Barb Grubh
Undertow by Susanna Kearsley.
This mystery is set in Canada and
written by a local author from Port
Elgin.
Ripley Huron Agricultural
Society 1993 Wheat field crop
competition
David Lowry, 95; Jack Campbell,
94; Rick Smith, 93; Gary Courtney,
92; Brian Reid, 91; Bob Thompson,
90; Murray Ferguson, 89.5; Mike
Snobelen, 89; Carl Hooey, 88.5;
Paul Harris, 88; Fred Henderson,
87.5; John Edisbury, 87; Mark'
Stanley, 86.5; Glen Boyd, 86; Wes
Smith, 85.5; Don Reid, 85; Wilken
Brothers, 84.5; Murray Wilson, 84;
Jack Aitchison, 83.5; Peter Van
Sickle, 83.
1993 barley field crop results
Murray Hunter, 94; George Mes-
senger, 93; Perry Elliott, 92; Peter
Walden, 91; Donald Farrell, 90; Jim
Needham, 89.5; Wes Smith, 89;
Wayne Lowry, 88.5; Fred Hender-
son, 88; Brock Lowry, 87.5; Sandy
Pollock, 87; Joe Fry, 86.5; Paul
Harris, 86; Grant Collins, 85.5;
John Edisbury, 85; Jim Farrell,
84,5; Smeltzer Farms, 84; Carmen
Bridge, 83,5; Dennis Bridge, 83;
Ben Beishuizen, 82.5;' Keith Van
Der Hoek, 82.
Albertans visit in Grove
Sheila and Darryl Pike, Colt -and
Lacey of Rocky Mountain House,
Alberta have been visiting with
Jack Farrell and Family of Purple
Grove. On Monday evening, the
,Hutton family picnic was held at
Garry and Laura Farrell's. On
Tuesday, Colt and Lacey Pike
visited with Jim and Fran" Farrell
and family. Marion Gamble, Fran,
.Christina and Carmen. Farrell and
• Lacey Pike visited at Pinecrest
Manor in Lucknow. Jamie and
Glen. Farrell and Colt Pike visited
with Derrick and Gary Moulton and
Jonathan Thompson.
The Purple Croce summer pot
luck picnic was held. the long
Weekend with a good attendance.
Theresa Farrell and -Stephanie Mac-
Donald entertained the children
with games. A thank you to Heather
Ten month old Ashley McCormick, pictured with mom Lisa
placed first in the 8 to 12 month category of Dungannon Fair
Days' baby parade. (Marg Burkhart photo)
MEMORIAL DESIGNING
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kelton Qemorials
3 I urharn St., Walkerton
1 urge Dist -)1(t, ill monuments .S marker'
For more
informal inn
call:
Am 111'
l;rant
881-0234
URPLE GROVE
and Sam Finnic for organizing the
adult games and to Joyce Farrell
and Margaret Lane for organizing
the event. The 'Forster team will
.maybe go out on the road with their
nail driving abilities,
Visitors recently with Joyce and
John Farrell and family were. Don
Chadbourne and Lynn Elliott of
Blind River. , •
Recent visitors of June and Earl
Elliott were Rae and Helen Stanley,
Lynn Elliott of Blind River who
spent a week' at Silver Lake and
was invited to help with the scapers
for three more days. June and Earl
visited .wish Mr. and Mrs. Linton
Sitter of Greenock twp., Ross and
Aggie.
Cheryl Stephenson of Brighton,
Michigan and Lori Lee of Pontiac.
.v1ic.higan spent last weekend with
Marj Thompson. .
• Donna Jean Forster was home
recently fora weekend from Camp
Ganadrower,
til.ichael Bradford of Camp Bor-
den, Kan loop, B.C. visited with -his
'grandma Kukolylast weekend.
• Nlargh Kuehl of 'Waterloo spent a
few days with Katherine Collins
last week. • ' .
What classic adventure story did
author William Styron reject when
he was a reader for McGraw-Hill --
a mistake he'had•his narrator, Stin-
go, repeat in his novel "Sophie's
Choice"?
"Kon-Tiki" by Thor Heyerdahl.
Bing Crosby's recording of Irving
Berlin's "White Christmas" is the
best-selling pop, record of all time.
What rock'n' roll single is in
second place?
"Rock Around the Clock," by Bill
Hailey and the Comets. The 1Q5 -t hit
has sold 25 mullion copies to Cros-
by's 170 million plus.
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