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on Saturday
f June 11 with 59
ce. All enjoyed a
n the sunshine and
quaintances while
ger generation
its Committe
'Hazel, Jamie an
ett conducted ti
aces and relay
and under,. 'firs
irdrie, secon
ch; six to eig
irst .Beverle
second, Sco
nine to eleve
st, Alan Hun
nda Hackett; 12 t
rst Brian Hacket
renda Foster
es, first, Teres
Second, Joann
ngle men, firs
kett, second, Gre
married ladies
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Ara Oesch, second
Airdrie; marrie
Arthur Airdrie
M Collins; ladie
ioe, first, Doroth
Second, • Teres
ri's kick the shoe
Hackett, second
risen; girls thre
e, first, Barbar
Bernice Willert
rothy Airdrie and
Ilins; boys thre
first, James and
;ett, second, Ian
d George Collins;
)arrow race, first,
rdrie and Joann
econd, Beverly
id Teresa Foster;
elbarrow first,
Alins and Ian
cond, Alan Hunt
ickett.
,rs, dropping the
in the milk bottle
can break the
'ided a good laugh
Bert guessed the
amber of jelly
the jar. Ruth
had the most
her purse in the
e,
s;
Elizabeth Foster that the
picnic be held .in Clinton on
the second Saturday of June
next year.
The sports committee
presented gifts to the
following; youngest child,
Malcolm Hackett; oldest
person, Floss Williamson;
and furthest away, also Floss
Williamson of Vancouver.
The two cans of ham in the
draw, were won by Phyllis
t, Harrison and Diane Collins.
d, The committee for 1978
ht was accepted by Annie
Y Harrison and Herb Taylor,
tt They will be, president, Jim
n Alkenhead, secretary-
.
t--- treasurer, Eunice Aikenhead,
directors, Harold and, Joyce
Willert, Roy and Barb Desch,
sports, Art and Dorothy
Airdrie, Bruce and Marie
Collins.
Floss (Harrison)
Williamson brought greetings
from B.C. and told that she
would be in Ontario for four
months. A good day was then
brought to a close.
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d
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group,
sbord supper was
everyone, It was
by the directors,
Linda Hodgert
y Gordon and
cLean and Bill and
rt.
, Chester Hackett
everyone and
oment of silence
of those who haa
y during the past
minutes were read
kett and declared
Herb Taylor and
Leroy Harrison
non seconded by
n McPhee,
•'Of James and
bee of Goderiek',
114 bachelor of:
itS Degree in
from Ryertinti
1.01 Institute,
June 3. Shelley
„theetsotardff. of ,the 4
Nile UCW
plans
showers
The regular meeting of the
Nile U.C.W. was held at the
home of Mrs. C. Johnston on
June 9.
Mrs. C. ' Johnston,
president, presided for the
business. The minutes of the
last meeting were read- and
approved •and the
correspondence dealt with.
The roll call was answered by
14 members, two,visitors and
two children, telling what
they were doing about
pollution. The treasurer's
report was given by Mrs, E.
Feagan.
It was decided to have a
community shower for Sally
Kerr on Monday, June 27 at 8
p.m. at Nile United Church
and one for Lynn Pollock on
July 11 and one later on for
Debbie Dustow.
The bazaar is to be held
August 24. Plans were made
for the induction service for
the Reverend Clyde G.
Westhauer on June 29 at Nile
United Church. The
Dungannon U.C.W. will be
invited to the July meeting.
There was a reminder to
keep saving our tapes for
save -a -tape plan.
Mrs. C. Johnston in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Shirley Keller, who
spoke on The Power of
Prayer in Her Life. She was
thanked by Mrs. C. Johnston
.arid presented with a gift.
' Mrs. Kerr took over for the
devotional period and opened
by singing a hymn followed.
by .prayer. A reading, When
you have aspirations, based
on .'the Psalms was given.
• Mrs. Girvin read a poem,
,r Give Us Drive But Keep Us
Prom Being Driven, by Helen
Sieiner Rice. Psalm 19 was
• read in unison:
Mr„ and Mrs. Ivan An-
derson, Darlene and Darty
of Weston visited on Saturday,
With Mr. and Mrs. Jalm-
Durpin
Miss Debbie Vella spent the
weekend „ camping •at
Riverside Park with Miss
Sandra , Nivins and Miss
Linda Matthews.
Mr. Ross McNee was
moved from London lo
Goderich Hospital on Mon-
day. Although under sedation
for pain much of the time the
amputation wound seem to
be healing as well as can be
expected. •
Mrs. Cecil Blake has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Blake and family in Cam-
bridge'and Miss Barbara
Blake at Niagara -on -the -Lake
during the last two weeks.
Miss Judy Bilay of Detroit
is visiting with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
LaVerne Pentland,
Mrs, Cliff Livingston was
Dungannon
doings
Mary Bere, correspondent,
529-7965
fortunate to win $25 in the
Winta'rio draw last week.
Terry Olson of Listowel
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Olson on the
weekend.
Mrs, Helen Blake, assisted
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs,
Bernice Blake. held a bridal
shower on Saturday evening
for her niece, Miss LaUrine
Morrison who is being
married in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pengelly
and family had a picnic at
Formosa Park on Sunday.
Mrs. Derk Logtenberg,
Frances, Irene and Melissa
attended the trousseau tea for
Miss Reina Reurink on
Sunday afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Tyme Reurink. •
Mr. Marvin Smith was
down to London for a medical
check-up on Thursday and is
progressing well.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Smith' were their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Gui.lbeault and
'Kelly Lee of Essex; Evelyn's
sistr, Mrs. Wm. Garten of
Ledmington; Evelyn 's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Gamble,
Ripley.
Mrs. Jack McGee is in
Wingham Hospital for a few
days;with injuries received in
a tw,o-car accident in Kit-
chener in which the McGee
car was extensively damaged
on Saturday. Mr, McGee was
not hospitalized and is at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling,
Darlene and - Harold of
Thamesville visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Irvin on Sunday.
CHURCH NEWS
• Rev. H. G. Dobson spoke on
The ,Absence of God at
Sunday service in Dungannon
United Church. Shelley Rivett
presided at the organ. All are
invited to worship the next
Lord's Day at 11:15 and
Sunday School at the usual
time, June 26 will be Holy
'Communion service.
The U.C.W. of Dungannon
MODEL CONTEST
•WINNERS
'467'7 444
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.1' .meet.
t the
Ailr
f Mrs.
10 Errington .;,,,,,
' 00 ow ir 40, vio,
handne 2Oth'
In'donatininql::
at of OM?
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safety pins, pill bottles,
PrasPc bags, string, :WOJPg.'
yarn and soap for a baleyft4;(,:','
needy country. If unable to
attend please send your
donation with someone else.:
The concern of the COO': '
munity is with Mr. and Mrs.;,
Cecil McNeil and ,family in
the loss of their home and
household effects. If you have
small appliances, hardware,
clothing or bedding, etc, tO '.
donate, phone 529-7511, Mr,
and 'Mrs. McNeil have had —
their lot levelled and a mobile
home set up on the site.
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MeMorial'Sery e
Dungannon cemetery
4;
held on June26-at3 p; with
the Reverend H. 0. Dobson as
,speaker.
'the Dungannon Christian
sce
rFeejtngluleoinrsbsiu:noCdrhasUtyr„:hgerivPviein6Igde,thwirhtiher
sermon dud toa ,pulpit ex-
change. Mr, }forst ' was a
missionary in Africa' for 25
years and is planning to go
back to teach native African
'ministers to carry on the
work of the missionaries.
SCHOOL NEWS
The Grade 5 class from
room 10, accompanied by
several mothers and teachers
took
abus
Erringtonandtrrprtso.
iiredalthise on the
410'C Ow Farm seeing the
Dolphintphow and the show
101i:tang seals and killer
whales. Patne of the group
took the tour under the Falls
while others went through a
wax museum and viewed the
Falls from an observation
deck. The weather co-
operated beautifully and the
bus was back at Brookside at
8:40p,m.
Student's
Council provided
the film Shane which was
viewed in the auditorium by
different grades on Thursday
and Friday.
Reopen Monday, June 27
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