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Robinsons have a special family member for three months
A Goderich District Collegiate
Institute exchange student, Raffaelia
Piazzini, of Italy, has been enjoying
her stay with Patricia Robinson,
daughter of Bill and Sue Robinson,
R.R.#2, Auburn.
Raffaelia has been made a special
member of the Robinson family for
the last three months and will return
to her home in Italy on Saturday,
Nov. 20.
She has been attending school
with Patricia at GDCI. She has
enjoyed the International Plowing
Match and Farm Machinery Show
near Walkerton, the Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto,
visited Kingston, London, Ottawa,
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Michigan
and thoroughly enjoyed "A Mid
Summer Night's Dream" at the
Stratford Festival Theatre, to name
but a.few events as everywhere the
Robinson car went Raffaelia went
too.
She likes our country because it is
so very clean and not crowded. She
was amazed at the color changing
of the leaves and enjoyed dressing
up to trick or treat at Halloween.
The Robinsons have really en-
joyed having Raffaelia stay with
them and will be sorry to see her
leave.
Patricia will be going to visit
Raffaelia at her home in Italy for a
DUNGANNON
three months return visit in
February.
This area was shocked to hear of
the sudden death of Russell Irvin on
Tuesday, Nov. 9, at the Wingham
and District Hospital. Funeral ser-
vice was conducted from the Trinty
United Church on Friday. Sincere
sympathy to his wife Lillian and
family.
The Dungannon Play School
celebrated Nov. 11 with a
Remembrance Day talk and drew
pictures with a cross and a poppy.
Jesse Wood and Sam Johnston
celebrated November birthdays.
Lunch included decorated cupcakes
with candles.
Raffle ticket winners at the SL
Augustine Bazaar were: quilt -
Bradley Hickey; beef Sister Mary
James of London; $25.00 - Erin
Hickey. The .money, tree was won
by Ann Marie Tiffin; kids door
prize - Josephine Long; lamp -
Janet McPherson; camera - Karrie
Beyersbergen; $25.00 gift certificate
donated by An's Landscaping -
Wayne Durnin; grocery basket -
Helen Kramers.
Several from this area helped to
crowd the Lucknow Community
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Centre on Saturday Nov. 13 for the
reception honoring Christine Marie
Gibson and Paul Allan Maclntyre
who were married that afternoon at
the South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church. Congratulations!
A good crowd attended the teen
dance . held at the Dungannon
Agricultural Hall on Nov. 13.
Music for dancing was by D.J.
A community bridal shower for
Shannon Durnin was held at the
Brookside 'Public School on Sun-
day. Master of ceremonies was
Gerda Hendriks. Assisting the
bride-to-be mere her sisters Patricia
Durnin and Elizabeth Dalton. Shan-
non received many beautiful gifts.
Her marriage to Bill Scott will take
place Nov. 26.
Sympathy is extended to Allan
and Beth Dickson, on the death of
their son-in-law Garry Ladouceur
on Saturday, Nov. 13. Funeral
services were held from the Knights
of Columbus Hall, Stratford on
Nov. 16.
For the past four months, Garry at
age 44, valiantly fought a cancerous
battle.
He is survived by wife Diane and •
daughters Nicole and Sharisse.
John and Marina Park enjoyed a
family get-together on Sunday.
Present was John, Liz and Jason
Stanbury, Wayne, Rosemary and
Michael Park, Glenda and children
Krystal and Joey. Joey. and
Rosemary were celebrating Novem-
ber birthdays. '
Mrs. Jack Smith, Clinton (forme-
rly of this area) daughter Mary
Byers and her son Eric, renewed
acquaintances Tuesday, with former
neighbors and friends.
Visiting Allan and Beth 'Dickson
were his sister Margaret and Jack
Ga,jewski of. St. Thomas. Allan and
John were pall bearers at the
funeral of their uncle, Mansell
Fowler in Goderich.
Dungannon Senior Citizens hosted
nine tables of euchre on Wednesday
evening. Donna and Lav Culbert
were winners as well as Jean Bates
and Harold. Gardiner.
Lay Minister Micheline Montreuil
was in charge of Sunday worship at
Dungannon United Church.
Canadian ,Girls in Training meet
on Monday evenings, with
Explorers and Messengers meeting
on Wednesday night.
It was announced that White Gift
Sunday is Nov: '28. Donations of
non-perishable foods, toys or
clothing will be most welcome. •
. The Pastoral Official Board
Meeting is scheduled for Dec. 5,
1:45 p.m. with Rev. Bill Steadman
addressing the Board.
Confirmation. Classes are being
held at Victoria St. United Church
on NoV. 21, Dec. 5 and Dec. 19,
from 7 - 8:30 p.m. Anyone 12 years
or older wishing to attend ismore
than welcome.
Kates' Reflection. - "Make every
bargain clear and plain, that after-
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WHITECHURCH.
by Jean Ross
The Whitechurch Women's
Institute held their curators meeting
on' Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. in the hall
with a pot luck supper, and family
night. Helen. Currie was convener
and hostess.
After supper the Tweedsmuir
histpry books were on display.,, A
brief business session was con-
ducted by president Marjorie Walt
Convention report was given by
Jean Ross, Marjorie Wall gave the
rally report. The Christmas banquet
will be held on Dec. 13 at the Sal-
vation Army in Wingham at noon,
the money is to be in by Dec. 4 for
the dinner, which is $8.00, to Jean
Tiffin or Marg Hehn.
Cards and crokinole was played
during the evening.
Agnes Farrier, Norma Rintoul,
Jean Ross, Catherine Wilson, Mar-
jorie Wall, and Helen Currie (a-
ttended the 85th birthday of the
Lucknow Institute on Tuesday).