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fficial opeiirig of the
on the fourth con -
of Ashfield just west
gannon took place on
,sy, July 21 at 4 p.m.
ttendance- were the
rs of Ashfield Council
it wives; Mr. and Mrs.
Mc1eil, Warden of
County; Mr. Murray
• Mr, Dunn
he Engineer's office
r. Stan Connelly
nting construction.
Warren Zinn as
an welcomed those
and called on several
a few words. Some
ed gratification that
metery Board was
With the work done on
ntraI1ce to the
y. Warren Zinn and
Gaunt cut the ribbon
ally open the bridge.
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person on arrival and when (Federated W omen's -McNee family on the death of
the guests were gathered, Institute of " Ontario) in Mr. Ross McNee in Goderich
Mrs. Gwen Caesar took it up Brigham Park, Kitchener on Hospital on July 20 in his 94th
A community bridal shower and gave the answers.July .13. -year. The funeral took place
was held in the basement of As Elaine Stewart played at Stiles Funeral Home.
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Monday evening in honor et "� s escorted �to herplace at H � t � e a t r i Cemetery on Saturday,yr
Miss 'BeatriceJuly
Miss Donna_.Sue Errington, the front by'Cathy Simpson, Miss
B.H.EC. has 1':1• ,
bride-to-be, Jan Caesar and Debbie Sympathy also to the
been appointed home
Elson. economist for Huron County family of Mrs. -Helen Marie
Miss Marie Boyle 'was
The address was reayi by
chairlady for the program Frances Logtenberg. Thewith an assistant, Miss.Grace Noble, of St. Augustine who
which included a musical gifts were ” Bird, B.A. 'Sc., a ',room passed away in Winghamere brought in on a
number by- Lila and decorated wagon by Sherry graduate ' of Guelph General Hospital on July 19.
University. Miss The funeral was held on
Annabelle Stewart ac- and Tanya Hodges, Dennis . McClenaghan, who spent the Friday from Beattie Funeral
companicd by Elaine Stewart and Dana Park and Angela past four years as home Home in Clinton. .Interment
at the piano: a contest by and Arleta Glenn. economist In Ontario and was in Clipperton Cemetery; Mary Bere, correspondent,
Donna Alton; a musical Donna Sue made a gracious York counties is the daughter
Nissouri Township.529-7915
number by the Stapleton reply, thanking those who had of Rev. C. and Mrs. Sympathy goes out to the
sisters in which the guitar given the gifts and those who McClenaghan, presently of family of James Foran, 16,
was played and a solo by had planned the Paisley but who formerly son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Marie Boyle who sang two shouter and invited all to her served on the Dungannon Foran, who was killed on
songs composed by herself trousseau tea on Saturday. Nile charge.Saturday when a tractor
and accompanied herself onrolled on him.
the guitar. • �U I Matthew and Andrew Ott of
Mrs. Alma Black and Mrs. •-0C1 \L NEW,- Kitchener sent last week
A contest, What a Bride is Bessie McNee attended the Sympathy of the con- p
Made Of, was given to each Roth anniversary of F.W.I,O. munity is extended to the with their grandparents, Mr,
GODERICH SIGNAL -STA
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and Mrs. Irvine Eedy. On
Sunday Irvine and Colleen
returned the boys to their
parents at their cottage at
Port Elgin.
lvlis6= •'•Gra,Irt"_ ,.1 r sthaver,-
London: Miss Diane Le.eyong,
ungannon
doings
London and Mr. Jeff
Vigilante, London. spent last
weekend camping at Point.
Farms and visited Grace's
parents- here, Rev. C.G. and
Mrs. Westhaver. Misses
Grace and Carol Westhaver
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visited their parents this Weekend for the Dungannon,
weekend. Christian' Fellowship church-'
Mrs. Ruth Austin. of and everyone had a great
Toronto is spending this week time.
with her motheer, Mrs. Mary Camp was set up on Fritjay
.,Bere.;.._ ., .. . ,.. .-.,evening ""d� PtSsi1 ' I 'arms
Mrs. Bessie McNee and Provincial Park and the.
Mrs. Mary Bere called on outing ended with the -annual
their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Sunday School Picnic on
Bell, in Huronview on Sunday. afternoon.
Saturday evening, The theme for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finnigan was "The Community of
called on ,Mr. Herb Finnigan God's People." Student
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Brouillette moved from
Dungannon to their new home
in Tweed on Saturday.
Pastor Doug Zehr shared
devotional talks at'' the •
campfires both evenings on
the weekend there..
Everyone enjoyed the
fellowship and games and• the
rill R r t1 NV Wti young people spent a lot of
Rev. Clyde Westhaver time in the lake •as the
spoke on "The Plan' of Life" weather was just ideal for',
at Sunday morning service in camping.
Dungannon United Church.
He thanked Mrs. Gordon
Finnigan of Goderich who
was organist for the day.
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of Mr.
Ross McNee whose funeral
took place oh Saturday.
Next.Sunday, July 31, will
be the minister's last Sunday
before vacation in August.
Come out to church on Sun-
day morning and bring; a
friend,
It was Family Camp -Out
The Sunday evening Drive-
in Service in Dungannon
enjoyed the gospel music of
The Last Command from
Glen Allan. Student Pastor
Doug Zehr filled in for Rev.
Nelson Martin of St. Agatha
who was unable to be present
due to minor surgery.
Rev. Martin will speak next
Sunday evening at the Drive-
in service. The musical
group, The Ray of Truth from
Elmira will provide music for
the service.
District
news
Moncrief
wind awar
Savings In Every Department
IN SI0111 MOM C0*0I.S0.00*ST (*110110 0VINI0
114 010DIS TNOCI COW -TO -COM UN*M*N O,NND
Congratulations are in
order for Mr. Russell Mon-
crief, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Moncrief. on the
award he received to continue
and complete his course in
Veterinary meetticine at
Guelph. Russell will use the
!,I,000 toward his final year.
He is presently employed at
Ripley with Dr. Donald
Hodgins.
Mr. and. Mrs. D.A.
MacLennan were the
recipients of many good
wishes, gifts and visits from
friends and relatives on
Saturday afternoon and
evening in honour of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Little Heather Alton is
visiting with her cousin
Donna Elphick while her
Lochalsh
parents are in London with
Heather's sister who is
hospitalized due to an ac-
cident on Sunday afternoon.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
were Mr. and Mrs. John
McCharles of Petrolia.
Master Gregg McCharles and
sister Karen of Montreal and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dawson of
London. "
Mrs. Emile MacLennan
and Sandy were recent guests
at a weddi,•g in Listowe_I.
Mr. Jim Bradley returned
home from hospital in London
where he had been a' patient
following surgery.
'M -r. and Mrs. Warren
Wylds entertained family and
friends on Sunday in honor of
Mr. Don Wylds 91st birthday.
Mr. Wylds is still 'active and
goes for daily jaunts -in his
own' car. He enjoys good
health and meeting friends
and neighbours.
RII'I,l ' r'R \I T SHOW
This is the week of the
Annual big weekend in Ripley
Community centre where old
friends meet and new ones
are made.
The Community centre will
be filled to capacity with one
hundred crafters on the
spacious main floor.
Horne baking, garden
produce. food booth, book
sale. bird feeders, quilts,
natural and silver objects,
plaster crafts, oil paintings,
patchwork items, macrame.
wall plaques, puppets. stuffed
animals, candles, baskets,
canning. Japanese em-
broidery, eggs and things,
doll clothes. African violets,
pottery, china painting and
ceramics will all be„ on
display.
There are free draws. a
beautiful hand crocheted
table cloth someone will take
home and that table of mouth-
w;frtering goodies plus the
fresh corn and fruit as well as
fun for the children and free
entertainment all of the two
clays. July 29 and 30 in Ripley.
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DR. M. M. CAUCHI
Wishes to announce the
opening of his
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