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Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Thompson of Kincardine were
dinner ,guests On Sunday - yfith-
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MrTdsViik TlaCi'fiwpsbn
and Joanne.
Mr. arid Mrs. Bill- -Blake and
Becky, of Galt spent the
- weekend at their parental homes
here and in Goderich.
• ,• Among the grade 10 pupils
from who visited
Althouse College, London, re
c.omputer program, on
Wednesday,. were Valerie Park;
• Joanne- --Thompsori-;- -Nancy--
• Errington and Audrey Errington.
This week a10 the grade 8
pupils from Brookside along
with „their parents spent an
•• evening at G.D.C.I. to interview
subjects .for the courses each
wished to choose for next
September.
ToddPak, 3 year. old on.of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Park, has been
having _ a series of tests to
. determine •the cause of his loss
•
prese.nt acarol 'Service and the
Bethlehem lesson in an effective
manner. FolloWing this, those in
attendance hadinany. requests.:
for more carols and hymns
which were sung by all.
•On Friday evening at 0:00
p.m. •-the annual S.S. supper
a treat for the children
by the teaChers and officers.
Congratulations' to Mr. ad
Mrs. Roy.Robson on the birth of
a son hist Wednesday, Dec. 8th
in 04.1derich Hospital.
• ars- • cordon Congram and.
her brother, Mr. Maurice Ivers
visited' friends in London for
several days last week,. ..
- Mr. K. K. pawson suffered a
sprained ankle recently and now
has a east en it for two weeks or
so.
• Mrs. Don Nicholson has been
home' with an infected throat,
but. was -able to return, to work'
in Lucknow on Monday.
John Young was home from
London For the weekend.
of weight. -
Raymond ,Finnigan left on
Congratulations'r to . Sandra Friday morning fOr Florida for
Ashfielli
News
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Mrs. R. West, who was
hostess for the Women's
Missionary Society, was also in
charge of the program. She
opened with a. paper, "Christmas
Means -God Cares," followed by
prayer.
Mrs. Jim West reactan_artiele,
Christmas?", and Mrs. LlOyd
Collins read one on the
Pageantry of Christma§,.
Mrs. DiniCan Simpson played
a piano selection and Mrs. R.
West gave •a 'prayer of
Thanksgiving.
. An • "In Memoriam
Certificate" for the late Mrs.
Thos. Macdonald was presented
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KingsbridgeNews
BRIDAL SHOWER
Wednesday evening,
December 8, a community bridal
shower was held in thkVfrish
_Lunch was served and a social
hour followed.*
SOCIAL ITEMS
Hall for Maureen Dalton': Mrs. Congratulations to John-
- Wallace who celebrated his 86th
birthday on Friday, December
Gene Frayne was chairman for
the program.
A comical poem was given by
Mary Luanne. Clare, Lucille
Frayne favored with a piano
• recital, .a reading- was given by
Nany O'Keefe and Dia -13T 'Pin
Rooy sang two Christmas songs
accompanied by Marianne
Frayne at the piano.
A' duet was sung by Flbra
Simpson and Frances
Logtenburg and Flora played her
guitar as well. The *gram came
to a conclusion with, a duet by
.Marianne' Frayne.-and • Kathy
0,:Keefe.
Richards. The bride-to-be was es t d
to her daughter; . Mrs. Orland_
, •
coy e
Programs for 1972 were given • to her decorated chair by her,
out. Mrs. MacLean conducted sisters, Mrs. Pete Martin and Ann
the ,business and lunch was Dalton. An address to the bride
served. was read by Margaret Frayne.
After ope her many
lovely g' aur en thanked
The .Church School's annual' everyone and invit d them to
concert was held Friday evening, the. reception following their
with Earl Howes as chairman_ marriage.
The • pupils of Mrs A -
- CONCERT .
. .
1Vlacdonalcrs class „ gave the" -
Welcome, and 'a carol was sung.' " -
Birthday."
Sharon Howes recited '"Jesus' NETAPER3
A play "Once Upon A
GET WINGS -
Errington who recently received the winter months. " Christmas" was presented by • DONET
pupiis from Mrs. Macdonald's,
t the Dungannon L.O.L. -
1,0 her R.N.A. certificate from -,
'''8TOtith Huron Hospital Exeter. A
Those in attepdance at her card
Mrs. W t' , M . Wyld PEOPLE
party on, -Thursday,. - Mrs Hawes' classes asSisted by -a •
10. Johq lives with his "older"
brother, Larry; in.. Kingsbridge
.In the afternoon, neighbors, Mrs.
• J f ,.ustin Mrs„ 3.144,.J.$1411..04,;
Theo Van Diepen visited Mr.
Wallace and Itrought—laim a
birthday a4.„.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ormond
Heffernan- returned home on
Sunday after spending five days
with Mr. and,, Mrs. lbert
Heffernan family in
Brantford.
Mrs. Dennis Dalton is
spending this week at the home
f Mr. an , rs. Brian Dalton
and family of Guelph.
Mrs. Gene' Frayne and Lisa
visited on Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Krahmer
of Hesson..' 0
- Praynf the ifiiiVersity
'of Guelph and Jim Frayne of
Western University;London, are
home. fOr the holidays with their
parents, Mr. and, Mrs: Gene
Frayne,
,Mr. and Mrs. Torn H6gan and
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Redmond
of Lucknow visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Riegling Jr. of
Orangeville on Sunday. .Carrie
Riegling, who had been -visiting
,her, grandparents, returned
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GODRICH SIGNAL -§TAR THURSDAY DER0/1131116,*4:1'13;,,i,
,
John Austin returned ohorne
on Saturday after spending a
week, in Winnipeg as a delega4
at the National Farmers' Union
Conventia.t
CO ngr atUlatiOnS to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Riegling on the
arrival of -a baby daughter at the
• Wingham and District Hospital
on Monday, December 13. ,
*f *COMMUtaliS * Aaveinsuts home.
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grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 'tables in play. nigh prizes w. ent
Donnie Simpson, John„Simpson,
Mrs. V17.16r .Errington and
Victor Eirington, also Mr. and Diane • Mackenzie and Mrs.
jack Curran Second high went
Mrs.. JitIVErri ngtoty tuld' Audrey . • Swarm, with another choir of
Mrs M Reedvonveney , to Mrs.: „HarveyA).tor,u..and Tom seros
the local Bible S,pciety, ,canvass
again this year, has sent $160.35
to the headquarters. in London.
-St-ie appreciates the co-operatio'h
• of those who canvassed and
those, who contrTbuted to this
• worthy cause. ic
'Two impressive -serves were
held in the United Church on
Sunday. 'At, 11:00 'a.m. the•
pupils of each S.S. class
•' participated and Leonard .Reed,
superintendent, led the service.
Rev. C. McClenaghan gave the
— • Christmas message re _White Gift
'Sunday and welcomed the
children and parents.
In the evening at 8:00 p.m.
the
the C.G.I.T. and Explorer groups
from Nile and Dungannon with
their leaders combined to
Young,. There' will be another'
'Gordon Robb,
in two
party we
e s. .
, /am
. Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Fidom and
two boys from Belgrave visited
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Finnigan ,
and° sons on Sunday afterno6n.
Mr, and Mrs. •Harvey Alton
-spent -Sunday evening withMr.
grid Mrs:, Ronald 'Alton,and.
thmily Lucknow.
On - Saturday 4-H
Achievement Day was held in
Wingham, and Dungannon was
.
well_represented there 'with two'
clubs. Much credit is,due the
two. leadersand two- aS-sistana: .
Mrs. Ivan Rivett, Mrs.' Howard
Culhere,-, and Mises"-Cathy
Culbert and Linda Young.
Eighteen girls took this course,
superintendent, distributed the
diploinas and seals for
attendance.
Mrs. WyldS' class recited -
"God -Night" and Rev. K.
Rooney closed with prayer.
Each pupil received a 4reat.
There are 60 pupils enrolled.,-.
John McKay showed slides of
• Scotland and. a medley of
Christmas cards, was sung by a
trio composed of Mrs. A.
Macdonald, Mrs. J: West and
Finlay Macdonald,
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