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Card party held
There were 11 tables of
play at the euchre party on
Wednesday • evening at the
Agriculture Hall. Winners
for the ladies were Mary
Stewart with a - high and
I, Sandra Rivett, second high.
Men's high Elmer Black and
second high went to John
Smith. Elmer Black also won
the door prize. The closest
birthdays to March'17th were
Margaret Young and Eldon
Culbert.
Mrs. Ross (Bernice) Henry
is a patient in Goderich
hospital following surgery on
Tuesday of last week. We
wish you all be best, Bern-
ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake,
Becky, Kara and Julie from
Cambridge (Galt) visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Ryan in God-
erich and Mrs. Cecil Blake in
Dungannon.
Miss Flora. Dumin and
Miss Nora Creyke from Tot-
tenham called ,briefly on
friends in Dungannon on
Wednesday and visited in
Goderich with Mrs. Jim Wil-
son. •
Mel Jones returned on
March 21st from a bus trip to
Florida. Two of the . high-
lights of the trip were' Disney
World and Cypress Gardens.
The bus left from Hanover on
March the 8th.
- • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Donald of Ottawa visited on
Saturday and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Lil_ Mac-
Donald. .
Mrs. Maxine Maize is a
patient in Goderich hospital
following a heart attack last
week. She was in intensive
care but is now out and
resting comfortably in a
hospital room.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Mr. Cowan preached his
sermon on "Do You Believe"
Part 2, in which he stated
that Lent is made up of
sacrifice and penitence. His
sermon stressed the neces-
sity of penitence as part of
the Christian way of life.
The etwir sang the an-
them, "Blessed Assurance".
The children's story was,
"The . Magic. Penny", which
is like love, the more you
give it away the more you
have.
The Willing Workers meet
at the church on Monday to
finalize plans for the supper
they are preparing for March
28.
The second Confirmation
class will be held on Wednes-
day evening at Nile Church.
Rev. Wittich of Blyth will
conduct the confirmation ser-
vice on Sunday, April 13.
The sacrament of baptism
will also take place on April
13.
DUNGANNON W.I.
Dungannon W.I. held a
successful Dessert -Euchre
party at Brookside school on
Tuesday, March, 18, 1980, at
1.30 p.m. A variety of
desserts were displayed on a
,smorgasbord table.
After a Welcome, expres-
sed by president, Mrs.
George Errington, all helped
themselves to dessert. The
ladies of the committee serv=
ed tea and coffee.
Sixteen tables of women
and men played eight games
and the winners were:
lady's, Mrs. Jean Papemick
and -the -man'-s,--Mrs.- Erma
Anderson. Ten other cards
were drawn for lucky per-
sons, who were Jack Erring-
ton, Flossie lvers, Belle Hub-
ert, George Kennedy, Carol
Nivins, • Jo -Anne Collins,
Margaret Errington, John
Smith, Harvey Alton, "and
Bud Elliott. The lovely dahlia
quilt for which tickets are
being sold was on display,,
The committee in charge.
of . arrangements • included
Mrs. Robt.. Irvin, Mrs. Rus-
sell Alton, Mrs. Gordon Fin-
nigan and Mrs. Sam Gibson
who had several other willing
.helpers for setting up tables,
looking after prizes, etc.
Howards return
from vacation
BY DELORES Van OSCH
John and Rita Howard
recently returned from a
three, week vacation. They
visited their daughter, Kathy
Hogan in Calgary, Alberta
and then spent the remaining
time visiting in California.
Jim and Janet Card have
spent 12 days visiting. Janet's
• sister and her husband, who
live in Mexico. Janet's moth-
er, Helen Vandevene, of
Sombra ', has been . staying
with her grandchildren while
their parents were away.
Visitors during the March
break with -Mrs Yvette lief= -
fernan and Antone and Del-
ores Van Osch and family
were Albert Heffernan and
family of Essex, Anne and
John Sheardown and family
of St. Thomas, Jerry, Heffer-
nan of Stratford.
A Youth encounter was
held at the Parish Hall on
Sunday afternoon for all
High School age youth from
this area, St. Augustine and
St. Peter's Parish, Goderich.
Four young Seminarians
.. from St. Peter's Seminary,
London, and two,Nuns mixed
with the .young people for the
afternoon. All joined in the
talks and discussions and
games were also played. A
supper was enjoyed at the
end of the day.
Antone and Delores Van
Osch attended a Marriage
Encounter weekend at Mel-
rose, Ontario, recently.
Jim, Yvonne, Eddie, Tom-
my, Linda and little Jimmie
Sinnett attended the funeral
of Tim O'Brien in Geithets-
burg, Maryland, on Satur-
day. Tim was the son of Joe
and Patricia O'Brien. Pat-
ricia is a sister of Jim Sin -
nett_ _Tim. was _killed - in 4a
motorcycle accident in Flor-
ida last Wednesday. Our
sympathy is extended to all
the Sinnett families.
Mrs. Jack Van Osch, Luck -
now, was admitted to the
Wingham and District Hos-
pital early Saturday morning.
.We wish her a speedy recov-
ery.
Sympathy is extended to
the Foran families on the
death of their brother and
uncle, Joe Foran, of the St.-
.Augustine area, who passed
away on Saturday.
Producers facing losses
WINGHAM - A number of
local egg producers are
part of a group facing
losses totalling nearly
$500,000 dollars as a
result of the bankruptcy
of a Burlington egg
grading company.
The company, C.B.
White Foods Ltd„ went
into receivership about
two weeks ago when the
Bank of Montreal called
in a demand loan:
However, producers did
not learn of th'h action
until their cheques from
the company began
'bouncing, by which time
many had sent further
shipments of eggs.
Meetings have beep
going on between the
bank, the egg marketing
board• and the govern-
ment in an attempt to
resolve the matter. '
Jackson Dunkin of RR
2, Wingham had shipped
5,000 dozen eggs, worth
about $4,000, while
another area man Max
Demaray of RR 2,
Bluevale may have lost
$9,000. °
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ExETER , 235 1422
GODERICH 524 8321
GRAND BEND 238 2374
HARROW 738 2221
KINCARDINE 396 3403
KINGSVILLE 733 2341
KITCHENER 893.7901
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