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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-12, Page 18TOWER KING SILOS — Staves individually pressed under 500 tons hydraulic pressure Plaster lining on entire silo These factors reduce acid absorp to a minimum FOR INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION CALL: AREA SALES REPRESENTATIVE ' THE SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE Fronds kyle ILL 3 Ripley 395-5088 WHITECHURCH birthday party was held Sattialay evening at the manse for Wei* KaY. On Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Robt. MEP* ,byay, Mr. and Mrs. George Currie attended the wedding in Goderich Anglican Church of Tudor John Wain and Barbara Ruth MacKay. The large reception was - held at Hensall in the evening. Albert Coultes on Sunday accom- panied Jack Couhes to London to visit' with Nelson Kerry, a patient at University Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott of Windsor spent the week end with their parents here.. Mr. and Mrs. • Walter Elliott, 'Paul; •Batty, David and Karen and " Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlavi visited Sinday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perrott and family of Goderich. We are sorry tea report that Mrs. Dave. Gibb on Thursday was admitted to Wiugham and District Hospital. The community wishes her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans were Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Evans and family of Erin. Mr. and Mrs, Athol Pardon and Shelley of Sarnia were week 'end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mowbray. Mr. ,.and Mrs. Wallace Conn were Sanday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Conley and Jason of Winghara. Mrs. Earl Caslick visited Satur tlay with Mr. and ItArs. Bill •Ialross, and grandsons Jeffery and aadan Willis of Kincardine, Visit- ag with their grandparents. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Earl Cash& were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and Trisha, East Wawa- nosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick oaf Wingharm. Miss Rhonda Gibson had a party on Friday evening. Mrs. Bev Kay, Wendy and Lynda Moore spent Friday evening with her mother Mrs. Graham of Georgetown. On Saturday they were accompanied home by Mr. Kay. WHITECHURCH Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan were Mrs. J. Des Roches„ R. Des Recites, Mrs. Simone Laurin and Dennis, all of Penetanguishene; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Des Roches, Bobby, Joey, Jerry and Stephen of South Lancaster Mr, and Mrs. Harry Moss, of Plattsville; Mr.. and Mrs, Jim de Boer., Mr. and Mrs.. Sandy Fair. On Monday visitors were Mrs. Lattirner, Mrs. Bill Norris and Paul of Woodstock. Mrs. lattimer was going to return home with • Mr. and Mrs. Des 'Roches to South Lancaster. A little baby girl arrived recently for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kleinharre alt St. Thomas Hospital, being the first grandchild for Mr. and. Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan„ another great grandchild for Mr, and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Jim McInnes is still a patient in Wingham Hospital. The commun- itY wishes her a speedy recovery. It's not wliat you do, but hoar, that• makes life a success. DUNGANNON CONTINUED FROM PAGE ,l Belfast papers, a lady came to my door: She was Mrs. Daisy Bogle, 14 Drumcoo Green,, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Al. Ireland. This lady is the daughter of the late William Malliagh, a direct descendant of ice Malliagh„ father of your WILLIAM MALLOUGH who founded Dungannon, Ontario, so long ago. Mrs. Bogle tells me she has all the papers and birth certificates and documents ,,neces- sary to establish the relationship and also has a brother living in Dungannon called Joe idalliagb. She is not only willing but very keen to enter into conespondence with anyone who likes to get in touch with her. I have another small piece of news for you that is even more exciting. Mrs. Bogle and her husband plan to visit your Dungan- non next year during a holiday in Canada_ I will keep you posted. with details as the time approach- es: I understand , from Mrs. MacDonald that , the Women"s Institute. in Danganiven. Ontario. undertook a centennial project in 1%7 to find out the history of their town and to compile all . the information into one large,book. It is certain that Mrs. Bogle and her huSband will wish to see this and perhaps they • will be able . to produce additional, information. • I can imagine the warmth of the .welcome they will receive and look forWarzl to full reports both in your' paper, from your readers and from the Bogies on their' return . to this country. ,i„ You and your readers may be , interested to know that I am not.. after all, a stranger to your pages. . A letter front Mis. Margaret Pritchard. .1 Haddington Avenue., Toronto, tells Me that a year or so ago she read in Ulster Commentary about a garden someone had dreamed up in D* ngannon. plant- irkg on waste ground sas her cons ribution to the community, exchanging reels for beautiful roses. This intrigued her so much that she copied out the item for your 1Dacknow Seminel • "Don't look for these roses in Ontario. I though". she added. "This Dangan non is in Ireland!" • I Can new reveal that I planted that garden and I 'enclose a photograph which you may like to II use. nu nor or rich arclever or anything special, butt I wanted to show that anybody can do • soiree- thing goo& for their country.. This was my small gesture.. The garden !I was made up of cuttings hem my own small patch so it ofidn't ,, even 'ant anything except, of outirse., a lot of hard weak - but it has been such a success that it has new been taken over by our Town Council and will.. 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