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_..�ODE,l�f sI.N_ A.L„' �T�l�, THURSDAY. NO FM_ IFR 2. 1972.
U.C.W. RALLY
A -panel of four ladies, -����P��
. speak�i n.._ ,n. -the.- ,...- t.o.p.i,r, FRYERS ..M
"I du,cation", held the un- By Virginia Chisholm
divided attention of over 90
women, Wednesday afternoon
at the Rally for West Huron
Region of Huron -Perth
Presbyterial.
The occasionwas the filth an-
nual rally of UCW of that
region. It was held in Dungan-
non United Church, October 25.
Mrs. Bill Hanly of Qoderich
spoke on ''Education in the
Horne"; Mrs. Robert Nicholls of
Lucknow, "Education in the
Church", Mrs. Warren Zinn of
Ashfield Township.. "Education
everyone and closed the Rally
with the benediction.
The eighth meeting of the
Dungannon Suppers Servers was
held at the home of Miss Linda
Young on Wednesday, October
25 at 6 p.m.
The meeting was in the form
of a smorgasbord supper. Each
member brought something and
the supper was enjoyed by all.
The record books were
checked.
Many thanks goes to Miss
Linda Young and M Dan
Maclnnis for leading once more.
in the School"; and Mrs. Hugh
Moorehouse of Milverton (the
committee chairman. of Leader.- -----
ship
-- --Tship Development on Huron -
Perth Presbyterial Executive),
spoke on "Education in the
World of Women".
Following their presentations,
a lively discussion period was
held, with several questions
being answered.
UCW from the eleven chur-
ches in the region were all
represented and all took some
part in the day's program.
Registration commenced at 9:15
a.m. and the ladies were
welcomed by Mrs. Lorne Hasty,
Mrs. Mel Reed and Mrs.. H-. lived 'all her,life in Toronto. and
Alton of Dungannon. had never been on a farm. That
Mrs. Leonard Reed was at the lack in her t education was
organ:--ltilrs R G.- McGlenagha _remedied. QYer .the weekend. She -
Regional Presidentvpresided and saw (and heard) live turkeys at
Mrs. S. Argyle of Goderich was the th ,.of.the George Gibson's
appointed secretary. at Amberley. Then Philip Foster
Mrs. Graham McNee, of Sheppardton took her on a
Dungannon UCW president, tour of the barn which houses
greeted the ladies and extended many beef cattle and pigs. At
tholiospitality of the church. Frank Pentland's she rode for
Mrs. Roy Galway of Listowel, the first time in a truck and a
first vice " ' president of tractor and even drove the lat-
Presbyterial, brought greetings ter. Frank also introduced her to
in the absence of the President, his dairy and hen -house. She
Mrs. Shier. . saw a lot of garden produce .at
Other Presbyterial officers the summer home of LaVerne
present were: Mrs. W. . who makes -gardening one of his
McDonald of Gadshill, who retirement hobbies. Another
gave the treasurer's report; Mrs. hobby is collecting vintage trac-
James Hummel of Lucknow, tors which she heard in action.
who introduced the program Larry and Nellie showed her
study of India, and Mrs. Camp- around theirlarge dairy set-up,
bell Wey of Walton, who the mows of hay and straw, and
brought the Literature display.
. Auburn UCW built the Mor-
ning Worship around_, he theme
of the rally, 'Stir up the gift of
God, which is in Thee". A
beautiful solo was contributed
from the Blyth UCW.
Rev. McClenaghan of
Dungannon, assisted by ladies
from "Benmiller, Donnybrook
and Dungannon UCW held a
Bible study period on the
passage John. 1:1-16.
A noon luncheon was served
-.SO CIAL:TEMS.:: .
Last weekend Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Olson- visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Berry at Imlay City,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stasiuk
at 'Pontiac, Michigan.
Mrs. Mary Rivett of Goderich
spent several days this week
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Thos. Web-
ster.
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard of
Toronto paid a short visit with
her brothers in the area, With
her was a University student,
Miss Yvonne Dotzko, who has
the silos., One of .the other in-
teresting experiences was a real
farm party = the Euchre party
and presentation in honour of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Caesar. It
was held ib the home of Larry
and Nellie with. Nellie and Mrs.
Wilfred Pentland as hostesses.
Yvonne got a very favourable
impression of the friendliness
and hospitality of a farming
community, and returned to
Toronto with a better idea of
how thousands of farm people of
by Dungannon UCW. ' Ontario work .and play.
A feature of the afternoon ° Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins
session was the fashion show visited in Toronto for several
- _s xt� `'I4iss �If'W 1t79.','_..presenn :_days with-.Mk-a-nd-M-rs: Murray- . bu-1-b- and-. forcing air, _through___1blcAuly.
ted by Nile UCW. This skit par-'
Oke and family, Steven and
Mark.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Bowdety, Goderich, a babL boy,
Trevor Charles, 4 ib.' 1Q oz. on
Friday, October 27, 1972.
Congratulations! Little Troy
Bowden is Holidaying.. with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Bowden, Bill and Debbie,
Dungannon.
Bill Wiggins returned home
from Wingham hospital on
Tuesday. We hope he continues
to feel improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliutt
are moving to Goderich this
week to a new apartment. Mr.
,,and Mrs. Harold Good of
Goderich ' have. purchased the
Elliott property.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling
and; -Darlene=•sof-.Thamegville
visited this weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Irvin.
A large number of Orangemen
attended Dungannon United
Church service on Sunday mor-
ning. Rev. Clarence
McClenaghan's sermon was en
titled "As One Who Serves".
Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Thomp-
son attended the ceremony at
McMaster University at
Hamilton Friday evening when
H.D. Thompson, Lucknow,
received his certificate for
studies in administration of
homes for the aged.
Mi. and Mrs. Elmer -Wall,
Teeswater, visited Sunday after -
poop with Mr.
Thompson and Joanne
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole atten-
ded the Hamilton -Smith wed-
ding at Strathroy: on Saturday
and spent the rest of the
weekend with their son, Walter
Mole at London.
Mr. and Mrs. James Payne,
Walton, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Chisholm and
family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhin-
ney were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Murch, Clinton, Sun-
day, and attended the service at
which their grandson, Kenneth
Vincent Murch was baptized.
Fine weather all day Monday,
October 30, encouraged , many
people to get out to vote. Mrs.
Minnie Jones, aged 92, is the
oldest elector at polling station
.Number 2 Ashfield Township.
First time voters exercised their
franchise well.
Tilt beam headlightswere
first used on the 1915 Cadillac,
yet we still speak of "dimming"
car, lights, harking back to the
days when light intensity was
controlled by rheostats. The
Ontario -Safety League points
out that we also "blow" our
horns as if they .were still
' sounded by squeezing a rubber
"A
I...und Fill'Sife
Holmesville
Effective Monday,, October 2Qth, 1972, the 1 -and Fill Site
at Holrnesvllle will be open for the winter*season as
follows:
9:00 4:00 p.m.
Six DaysWeek'
(EXCEPT SIUNDAYS A HOLIDAYS)
These hours to remain In effect while Standard Time is
observed and will be known as winter hours.
Please ''be governed accordingly.
ALL PAPERS MUST BE PROPERLY IN BOXES
OR BOUND AND SECURELY TIED.
Containers may be purchased at the site..
LAND FILL SITE, COMMITTEE
A few hours in the river early 'Monday morning, yielded Chuck Kellestine this fine catch of
Trout. The fish weighed 11 and five pounds and the big trout took 20 minutes to a half hour to
land. (staff photo)
Legion Ladies
dart tourney
The eine Cl Ladies Legion
Auxiliary Dart Tournament was'
held in the Legion Hall,
Goderich, October -25 ' with six-
teen teams taking part.
Dorothy Wright's team from
Kincardine was first; Eileen
Wrightson's team from Kincar-
dine was, - second;,. Isabelle
McClure's team of Blyth was
third; and Catherine Johnston's
team of Kincardine was fourth.
• The four winning teams will
g� on to Regional play-offs.
Winners of the . draw were
Ann Sallows, Vanastra; blanket.
Other winners were Evelyn
° Carroll, Rosemarie Lassaline,
Michele Lassaline and Mae
trayed many of the activities of
UCW and was enjoyed by
everyone.
Mrs. Leonard Warr of
Goderich Victoria St. conducted
a liyely sing -song.
The roll call was answered by
a variety of projects of 1972.
Ladies from Trinity -Ashfield
received and dedicated the of-
fering and-Blakes presented the
thanks of everyone to all who
contributed .to a successful day.
An invitation for the 1973
Rally was received, from
Goderich North St. UCW.
The closing worship was in
charge 'of ladies of the
Holmesville UCW.
Mrs. McClenaghan expressed
her appreciation for the co-
operation. received from
Afraid
you're
going deaf?
them.
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