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Kindergarten registration will be held at
Brookside school on February 5 from 9
a.m. to 12 noon. Some of the little ones
from the, Dungannon area who will be
registering are Heather Brindley ( Ron),
Jennifer Tucker (Wayne), Jason Boel
( Dan), Debbie Patterson (Rick ), Erica
Baer (Greg), Julie Mole (Bill) and Julie
Thomson (Bill).
Congratulations to all the winners in the
annual St. Helens Snowmobile Club. Poker
Rally held on Sunday.
Joel Bendig celebrated his fifth birthday
on Sunday with a birthday supper with
Grampa and Grandma, Bill .and Marie
Park and Brad. Also present were his mon
and dad, Mike and Val and sister Katie and
great -gramma, Gertie Pmk.
Congratulations are extended to Lill'
Rivett on the occasion of her 90th birthday
on February 9. Congratulations also to'her
grandson Scott and wife Lisa who will
celebrate their second anniversary the
same date.
Company, recently with Ray and Gwen
.Copeland were Gwen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Klages of Hanover.
There were 16 tables of euchre at the
Seniors' Centra on Wednesday evening.
'There was a tie between Mary Stewart and
Adeline Allrn for high lady with Adeline
winning the cut. Low lady was Margaret
Young. • The high man was Randy Kerr
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while the low man was Bill Errington.
Happy birthday was sung to the follow-
ing with January birthdays: Gordon
Jewell, Beatrice Jewell, Gordon Pollock,
Grace Finnigan and Art Stewart as well as
a card signed by everyone present wa
given to Louise Brindley for her and Rust
for their 54th anniversary. Ann Millar won
the door prize and Kay Glenn was the win-
ner of the basket of fruit.
Elmer and Gail Cook and Kevin visited
in' Kippen Saturday with Robert and
Marilyn Schultz, Terry, Tina and'Lisa.
Bob and Betty Mole visited on Sunday
with Margaret Mole who is a patient in
Kincardine and found her much better.
Margaret expects to be released some day
this week.
Jim and Mary Smith have moved into
the house recently vacated by Ron and
,Gail Ulch and baby. To some they will
know jt as the old Stewart house across
from the Orange Hall. ,
day
The United Church Youth Group is
holding a soft drink bottle collection this
Saturday.
Jim and Margaret Errington attended
the open house on Sunday at Clinton for
Jack Smith who celebrated his 70th birth-
day. Of his 24 grandchildren, 21 were pre-
sent. Jack, Marion and Lloyd formerly liv-
ed south of the village before moving to
Clinton and were members of the Dungan-
non Senior Citizens.
Bob Stothers is also celebrating his bir-
thday this week. He will be 83 on February
7. Congratulations Bob, and many more.
Pat Ott and boys Matthew and Andrew
of Kitchener visited over the weekend with
Irvine and Colleen Eedy.
Congratulations are in order to Virginia
Caesar who passed all six CPS exams she
gat for in November apd is now a Certified
Professional Secretary. Most people write
passingone or two at a time but ' all six the
first time is a real achievement. Virginia
was honored by the London Chapter of
Professional Secretaries at their January,
13 meeting at the Park Lane Hotel. She
returned to work on January 19 at Champ -
co in Goderich.
Alvin and Cora Sherwood returned from
Clearwater, Florida on Sunday evening
following a months holiday with her
brother Harvey Finnigan.
Annual Kincardine stamp show to be held
The Kincardine Stamp ('lub, holding. its
second big Stamp Show, and Exhibition, on
Saturday May 2, 1987, at the Canadian
Legion Hall, LanrbtorrStreet, is once main a
sellout, although dealers from across the
province had until March 31 to book spacer
Dealers. from a,ll over Ontario will con-
verge on Kincardine ante more with
bargains to offer the many..collectors, and.
visitors in this area.
'Kincardine is now well established on the
philatelic reap, and has the biggest.Stamp
Club in the Grey Bruce 'Area.. •
Last years show, raised enough funning to
provide the Stamp Club with beautiful Ex-
hibition Frames, which all' Stamp Clubs
must have, to enable its niernbers to exhibit
' their collections Tor the nlany trophies that
will be up -for .grabs this year. -
The Stamp Club Executive, led by Presi-
dent Frank G'urr,,"has decided to donate
monies raised at the show this year to the
• Kiricardin.e Hospital Children Unit Fund.
A special souyenirprogram will ge on sale
to the general., public, three weeks before
show date, •and will also be .,on sale at'the
Stamp Show. on May2. The price of the pro-
• gran will enable theholder admission, and
a chance 'at winning the many .prizes,
donated,by the generosity .of the Kincardine
Merchants. A:majorpi:ize will also be dr wn
for on the"day of the show, and for the firs
time at any Ontario Stamp Show and Ex-
hibition, draws Will be made by Computer.
All 'programs sold, as well as tickets will
have a special number, this then enables the
holder to take part in the draw without being
present at the show, numbers of which will
• be published at a later date.
For the first time iner'nbers of the Stamp
Club will be able to show the collections,
for viewing by members of the public, and a
special judge -from London Ontario will
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decide who the winners are at the end of the
day.
Presentations of trophies will be made at
the after show banquet on May 9. Special
security arrangements have -been made by
the club, to ensure the safekeeping of collec-
tors and dealers goods, during the whole day
the show is open. A nunlber of other• events
.will take place in March and April, organiz-
ed by the c'lub,.,leading up, to the big day.
Should' you wish to donate a prize, or a
donation in cash, please send all cheques to
The Treasurer, Kincardine Starnp Club, 56
Keyes Circle, Kincardine, N2Z 2N1. if you
wish to donate a gift, please phone 396-7711
or 396-4152. Merchants- donating gifts will
have a special advertisement placed in the
Shows souvenir program. Please make all
cheques payable. to the 'Kincardine Stamp
Club. .
in presentation highlight
The presentation of a life membership pin
.and certificate to former president, Grace
Pyin, of R1 Centralia, was a highlight of the
20th Annual Meeting of Huron -Perth
Presbyterial of the.United Church Women,
held on January 26 in Main Street United
Church, Mitchell. More • than 250 • women'
from the. two counties represented their,
home' churches. '
• Reports received by .president Alma
Langford of Exeter, showed that the women
had been active in- supporting such causes
.as Optimism House, Stratford, and House of
. Friendship in. Goderich; they had studied
topics, ranging from native Canadian
peoples, and pornography, to Third world
problems; they had visited in nursing
hqmes, and helped at times of bereavement.
Election of officers; most of whom were
beginning a second year, and their installa-
.tion, was conducted by conference president
Shirley Smith of St. Thomas.
Across, Canada, United Church Women
will be marking 25 years of work at home
and abroad, with 'the theme, Called'To Res-
pond - for such a time as this. Delegates
were told of the.conference annual meeting
tobe held in London during April, and of the
Canada -wide special anniversary gathering
in July, at the University of Waterloo..
Valentine's Danner/Dance
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The parents of Jam Armstrong
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The wedding will take place at
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Goderich on February 14th, 1987
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PASTOR: TERRY WOODCOC-K- •
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Nursery Facilities...available
Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.
Morning Service•• 11;00 a.m,
Evening Service - 7;00 p.m.
WORD OF LIFE - teens Tues. • 7:00
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9.45 oan• Children s Sunday School
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RECTOR THE REV. ROBERT J. CROCKER -
Organist -Choirmaster:
David Hamilton A.R.C.T.
Sunday February 8th
8;30 a.m. Holy Communion.
'11 00 a.rn. Morning Prayer.
Sermon 'The Soli of the Earth
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Church School and nursery. •
2 00 p.m. Holy Communion at Christ Church.
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