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wonders where
all the good
poatoes are
.Hidey-Ho there good neighbours. It's
about that time again when we get to
have a little visit and see what we've all
been up to.
Before we jump right in, I need to ask
nobody particular and everybody who's
interested my burning question for this
week. What happened to our # 1 pota-
toes? It is near impossible to get a de-
cent bag of potatoes anymore and I for
one am getting a bit `fed up' - only not
fed up at all, because I can't find enough
potatoes worth cooking it seems. Ontar-
io or P.E.I. doesn't matter, the bulk of a
bag makes for expensive compost.
We best get onto something I know I
can trust - my faithful cup of tranquil-
lity. It isn't fancy but it's always fit for
company. Lets jump in.
The Downtown Revitalization Project
committee, headed.up by Kerri Herrfort,
has set a date for the "Xtreme Make-
over Brainstorming Session". They in-
vite everyone from grade 7 on up from
Dungannon and the sur-
rounding community to
participate by coming out
to the Agricultural Hall on Debbie
Thursday, Nov. 12th. We
are to arrive at 6:45 with
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LAVIS
The family of the late John Bartlett Lavis
(August 16, 1922 - October 12, 2009) wishes
to thank everyone who visited at the funeral
home, attended the funeral, made visits to our
homes, delivered food, sent cards, sent floral
tributes, made memorial donations and
offered words of encouragement during the
sudden loss of my Husband, our Dad, our
Grandpa and Great -Grandpa. Special thanks
goes to the Emergency Medical Service
attendants and Gord (Lavis) for their quick
response to John at home; Dr. Curtis and the
Clinton Hospital emergency team for all their
care and support; Falconer Funeral Home for
their compassionate assistance; members of
the Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Br. 140
and other branches for their touching memo-
rial service at the funeral home; Reverend
Leslie Searles for her gift of ministry; George
Turner for his wonderful singing; Louise
Dockstader for her gift of music; Bob Elliott
for his moving tribute; Grandson John Lavis
for the beautiful poem read on behalf of the
Grandchildren; Granddaughter Heather
Elliott for the lovely singing; Bryan and
Anne for the eulogy and the Clinton United
Church Women for the lovely lunch after the
funeral. We are going to miss John -Dad -
Grandpa -Great -Grandpa very much but the
memories we have of him and those that you
have shared with us will help to keep his
memory alive. Sincerely, Gwen, Bryan and
Carol, Paul arfd Joy, Gord. and Anne, Allan
and Anne and Rick Elliott and Families.
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our sleeves rolled up. We
will be given dessert and refreshments
and the meeting will begin at 7:00 and
go until 9:00. Coming up with a logo
will be primary on the agenda. For more
information on the Xtreme Make -over,
contact Pauli Sommer at 529-3227 or
by email at sommer@hurontel.on.ca
Christmas in Dungannon will be on
Dec. 5th, The Teen Team will run their
Children's Store again at the Coun-
try Christmas event. Feel free to bring
your donations to this great youth group
when you come for the Nov. 12th meet-
ing. For more information on the Teen
Team or the Children's Store, give Su-
sanne Cutting a call at 519-529-7170.
Mon. Oct. 26th the Dungannon Lion's
potluck dinner meeting will host the
Zone Chair and Vice District Governor.
Members are being reminded to bring
extra to accommodate guests. The in-
duction of executive will also take place
on the 26th.
The last of the log sawing results for
the season are in. At the Walkerton Fair
on Oct. 18th, in the men's class, Mur-
ray Irwin of Lucknow and
Shag Campbell of Dun-
gannon cut an 11 inch
cherry log in 10.5 sec-
onds for first place. In the
mixed class, Aleasha Re-
ich and Shag Campbell cut
a seven inch poplar in 5.81 seconds for
first place. Congratulations on a great
season Shag.
Recently in euchre; high man Alex
Nivens with 74. Second place, Art
Young with 68.
High lady, Adeline Allin with 71
and Jean Swanson had 68. Lone hands
went to John Hogedorn with two. Dave
Sproul won high men's with 69. Second
placekwinners were, Art Young and Alex
Nivens both with 68. High lady was
Tena Empey with 80 and Evelyn Chris-
tensen had 74. Jean Swanson earned 3
lone hands. Oct. 21st with 5 tables, high
pink card Adeline Allin with 70. Second
place to Lillian Waters, no score given.
High white card, Art Young with 72,
John Andrew had 71. Lone hands went
to Tena Empy, no number given.
Well our visit is over for another
fortnight. If you have any news for me
please give me a call at 519-529-7820
or email me L.c wdbauer@hurontel.on.ca
Keep smiling.
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