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Free Estimates Located on Hwy. #86, East End.: Lt CKINOW 528-3720 • Culberts visit at Peacock Point Harvey and Beck Culbert visited last weekend with.Harvey's cousins Ruddy and Evelyn (Irwin) Clemm, at Peacock Point, on Lake Erie and with cousins Al and Edna (Irwin) Grenier of Kitchener, who were visiting Ruddy and Evelyn at that `time. On the way home they visited with Elmer and Betty McWhinney in Norwich. Elmer and Betty were married in Scotland in 1943 and Harvey was Elmer's best man. Sincere 'sympathy to family and friends of Mary (Moylan) Frayne who passed away on Sept.. 26 at Maitland Manor, Goderich, age years. Mary Moylan taught school at Kingsbridge from September 1938 to June 1940. Her funeral Mass was celebrated by Father Reitzel in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge on Sept. 29 with burial in Kingsbridge cemetery. Meet the teacher night was held at Brookside Public School on Sept 28, when parents toured the school and met the teachers. Principal Rick Whiteley and the Parent Advisory Council made brief presentations followed by a September book sale. Property owners and the Waste Management Planning and Develop- men.t Committee members met with Craig Metzger, Waste Management Project Co-ordinator at the Dungan- non Senior Citizen's Centre 6n Sept. 29. This meeting was called to inform candidate landfill. site owners of West Wawanosh, Ashfield . and Colborne Townships of the on-site drilling program to verify the presence of any exclusibnary hydrogeological conditions and provide important preliminary infor- mation that will be used in the final ranking of -candidate sites in Stage 3A. Seven candidate landfill sites are: • two in West Wawanosh Township - sires W3, part lots 19 and 20, Concession 7, approximately 106.7 acres belonging to Cecil Cranston and W5 (2) part lots 22 and 23, Ctlncession 7 - approximately 63.3 acres belonging to Mary and Wayne Redmond. Two in Ashfield • Township - sites Al, 'part lot 8, Concession XIV, East Division, Approximately 97.1 acres owned by Casey and Cathy Hendriks and site A3, part lot 4, Concession XIII, East Division and parts loLs 4 and 5 Concession XIV East Division approximately 86.5 acres owned by Jim and Allan Gibson. There are three candidate landfill sites in Colborne Township to' be decided on. Huron County's Beef Feed Lot . Headquarters We at Dauphin's are totally committed to keeping ' our customers competitive in today's Beef business. • - Give us a chance to. quote on all your feedlot requirements. * MINERAL SPECIAL - October 11" to 28". * NEW RESEARCHED FEEDLOT STARTER PROGRAM. •* BEEF SUPPLEMENT BOOKINGS - October 17"' to November 18 * FEEDLOT STARTER PROTEIN TUBS (NEW FOR '94 - 95) Before you buy Give us a try! DAUPHIN FEED& SUPPLY DUNGANNON 529-7951 - 529-3133 • WALTON 1-800.665.5675 887.6023 Quebec man visits with his family KINLOUCH by May Boyle Visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Barr were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young of Milton, 'Grace Farmer and Cora Thompson of Kincardine. . Some from this area attended the International Ploughing Match at Pembroke ,last week. Visitors with Edna and May Boyle were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley, Rev. Linda Hill of Luck - now, Joan Page Con.10 and Carol Cooper of Holyrood. Bessie Maulden and her sister Jean Phillips returned home from Severn Lodge, Muskoka, where they spent a few days. We send get well wishes to Bill Burt of Kincardine, and formerly of here, who returned home from the Kincardine and District Hospital where he was a patient. David Rhody of Wakefield, 'Quebec, spent. a few days with Mr. and Mrs Gerald Rhody and other members of his family here. DUNGANNON Congratulations to Ken Logten- berg son of Dcrk and the late Tin, ie Logtenberg of RR. 1, Dungannon and Agnes Van Osch daughter of Joe and Thelma Van Osch R.R. 3, Lucknow who were married in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge on Saturday. A large crowd attended an open reception at the Lucknow Community Centre. There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre on Sept. 28. High prizes were won by Kay McCor- mick' and Nelson Pearson with low winners' Alexandra McGilvery and Joe Courtney. Seniors will host a public meeting this afternoon Oct. 5 at 2- p.m., an old tyme dance on Oct. 7 and a fun day on Oct. 22 with arca senior groups invited. - B.elle Mole has moved into the Glenn Haven Apartments in Luck - now. Belle has been very active in area groups and. will be greatly • missed.. Wilfred Austin of R.R. 1, Dun- gannon was honored by Champion Road Machinery Co. Limited on Thursday upon his, retirement after several yearn employment. Congratulations. to Diane Hal- lahan; daughter of Frank and Marion Hallahan and Kenneth Mil- lion son of Wayne and Marie Mil- lion who were united in marriage at Mrs• Farrier's Janis- Davis, Mark and Scott . of Lasalle visited on the weekend"with her mother, Agnes Farrier. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle and Jason of • Dorchester.. It was Michelle's 16th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin returned home recently from a two- week trip to Lytton, B.C. to visit Steve and Clara Irwin and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Crowston and family. The Whitechurch WI held a des- sert euchre party on Sept. 26 with 16 tables in play. High score for the ladies was Marjorie Coupes, with Delores Culbert in second high. Playing on a• white card for.the men was high Bev Hayden' and Muriel Moffat second: Wilfred Donnel had the most shoots. Draw prizes were won by Jean Walker, Carolyn Cun- ningham and Jean Deyell, Chalmer WMS St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church on Oct, 1. A large crowd attended the reception held at the Blyth Community Centre. Jean .Errington and her sister Peg Purdon, Marie Button, Dawna Mor- gan and brother John Aitchison visited their cousin Rev. Bob and Pearl Currie of, Owen Sound on Friday. Philip and Pauli Sommer, glass •designer and artists of Sommer Design/G'lass Studio on Southampton Street in the, village, were one of 18 artists w ho • held open house with a studio tour on Saturday and Sunday. Congratulations are extended to Gerald. and Norma Crawford, Goderich (formerly Errington) who celebrated their 40th wedding an- niversary on Saturday, September 24, at the Godench Legion. World Wide • Communion and Baptism was served and conducted by Rev. Alex McGilvery at Don- nybrook/Dungannon United Church on Sunday. Children 'baptized were Haley Elizabeth', daughter .of Tim and Susan MacLennan and Kelsa Eileen, daughter of John and Donna Curran. An invitation is issued to join Bible study at Dungannon church Tuesday nights 7:30 p.m. . Russell and Jean Phillips, accom- partied by Art and Olive Bell, Godcrich, enjoyed a five day trip to Northern Ontario. The coldest spot in Canada is reported to be White • River. family visits WHITECHURCH by JP,nn Roc' Chalmers Women's' Missionary Society met on Sept. 21 at the home of Jean Ross, with dessert served prior to the meeting. Dora Neilson, leader, gave the call to worship reading the scripture and presenting the meditation on Autumn. Mildred Purdon and Janet Cook gave readings, on Time and Today. Mrs. Neilson gave the topic on "What to take along." The business was conducted and various reports received. The Fall Thankoffering is Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. with Gwen Brown froni Camp Kintail as the guest speaker. Janet Cook will host the Novem- ber meeting at her home in Luck - now'. Ladies holiday at lodge by Marion Gamble We arc pleased to hear -an improved health . report for Sadie MacLeod. We all hope it continues, Sadie. Bette MacLeod, Katherine Collins, Bessie Maulden and her sister Jean from . Fonthill, were among the ladies enjoying the holiday to Severn Lodge this past week. Joan Roe and Marion Gamble saw the Five Star quilt display in Tceswater on the weekend. It was good to see some Ripley ladies with their beautiful quilts. Edna Stanley and Bette MacLeod were dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Oren Rock Friday evening. Katherine Collins, John Collins, and Sandra. McGillivray attended their cousin, Dorothy Bell's -funeral in• Detroit last Thursday. Marjorie Thompson entertained Edna Stanley, Isobel • Brook and Doris Nicholson Saturday afternoon. Don and 'Anne McCosh had a busy week with callers celebrating, Anne's birthday on Sept. 28. Anne is 84 years young. John and Joyce Farrell made the PURPLE GROVE big move to their new farm last Saturday. All the best to you both and your family. Off to school SOby Ruth UTH BuchmelKINerLOSS Tanya Sutherland is attending her first year in the registerednursing program at Barrie. Lyndon Johnston returned to Niagara College, Welland, wherc he is in his second year of a computer heavy equipment and robots program. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell of Renfrew, and Glen's sister, Mar- garet Mick of Moorefield visited Sunday afternoon with Ira and Elizabeth Dickie. -