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8JflofGordon Mohrng
.940aSsed away in Clinton
OSPItal on Tuesday, August
.23r, in his 49th year. The
41.166ial took place at Stiles
Plineral Home on August 26
at 2 p.m. with interment in
'CO1borne Cemetery. Two
-sons, Douglas and Jim live in
.Dungannon with their
-
and' Pat—Brouilleite
visited- with- Dan and Bev
Maclnnes and Art and Judy'
McMichael on the week -end.
Jan and Pat are building a
new hOme in Tweed.
Carl Sloetjes of Ashfield
Township visited Jamie Bere
on Thursday and Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Sloetjes came
antOdra. EnnIsChnlatentSt:
C4herines-and,'Bill and at.
Blake and girls of Cain,.
bridge,
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Mary Bere were Mr. andMrs.
Henry Farrell from near
Kincardine. They also called
on Mr. and Mrs. Graham
McNee on Sunday evening.
Warren and Alma Bamford
of Preston visited Bob and
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tor:Teamed by her mother,
Mrs Joy Vella, and grand-,
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for him on Friday and called doings
oe Mrs. Mary Bere. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrew, Mary Bere, correspondent,
of Edmonton who have been
visiting relatives in Lucknow 529-7915
area, called on Mrs. Cecil
father, Earl McNee, went to
Toronto Airport on Sunday to
meet her younger sister,
Tammy, arriving from Nova
Scotia to stay with hermother
in Seaforth. The plane was
delayed seven hours but
finally arrived safely.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham
McNee celebrated their 40th
-wedding anniversary on
Sunday with a family lun-
cheon at Benmiller Inn after
which the family gathered at
their home for picture taking
and the anniversary cake.
Those present included Allan
and Sandra McNee, Ed and
Paul; Jim and Donna
Hayden, Laurie and. Linda;
Ken and Lynda McNee, Tim
and Michael; Eric arid Angel
McNee, Brenda and Craig.
The family presented their
parents with a crystal
chandelier. Allan proposed a
toast to Graham and Betty
and commented that it was
,something of an ac-
complishment to have spent
forty years together. He
expressed the hope they
would have many more
happy years.
-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald -Kettle'
of near Leamington visited on
the week -end with John and
Marina Park and ac-
companied them to
Southhampton to visit
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Reid on Saturday. They also
visited with Ken and Beth
Hodges and Dick and Noreen
Park.
Dick and Noreen Park
hosted a family gathering on,
Sunday which included Dave
and. Sharon Dawson and
family, Rick and Dianne
Park' and family, Greg and
Nancy Park, Doug and Sue
Brown and Jenni Sue, Gary
and Heather Dauphin and
family of Amberley and
Gerald and Peggy Kettle,
Leamington.
Mrs. Ken Thomas and baby
Jennifer spent the past week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Webster.
Mrs. Ross McNee suffered
a broken wrist in a fall on
Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McNee,
Blake on Monday ac-
companied by Dr. R.B.
Treleaven of Lucknow.
Mrs. Sandra McNee, Ed
and Paul called on several
friends and relatives in the
village during the week while
holidaying at their cottage.
Mrs. Marjorie Pentland
returned home on Wednesday
from University Hospital,
London. She is taking therapy
at Wingham Hospital
following hip surgery for
arthritis.
Robert Irvin is still at home
suffering from sciatica and
arthritis for which the doctor
has prescribed bed rest. Fred
and Betty Stirling and family
of Thamesville visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Irvin on Sunday.
Jim •Rivett is presently at
home with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sproul
and family of Ethel, Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Sproul and^
family of Kitchener visited
Howard'and Marlene Godfrey
on Saturday.
Week -end visitors with
Mrs. Cecil Blake were Mr.
Jean Barnett
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there must be a constant
changeover of participation
among the parents and other
interested adults.
Jean started the Green
Thumbers and her work has
made it successful. But she is
confident that with her
departure the group will be
even More sqccessful with the
adult participation.
Jean Barnett leaves for
Mexico in September and it
would be fitting to assume
that her junior horticulture
interests would wane.
"I couldn't live without
children," she said, "I have
learned there is a garden club
in Guadalajara and I will
start a junior program there.
I have . even bought several
instruction books to take with
me."
So children of Guadalajara
- let's do and how about? -
Jean Barnett is corning.
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and is now in Wingliaqi,
Hospital.
Mrs. Sandra Rivett and
boys, and MrS. Bev.
McDougall of Goderich spent
• Sunday in Warren, Michigan.
Sandra's sister, Mrs. June
Meader and baby Sandra
Anne, who had been
' vacationing in Michigan,
returned home to Port Albert
with them.
Mrs. Joy Vella and Mr. Joe
Neetintfeit terSeafortfr visItetr
Mr and' Mrs Graham,
McNee on -Thursday evening.
Mrs, Mary Bere, Jamie,
granddaughter Karen Bere
and Carl Sloetjes visited
Mary's cousins, Steve and
Marilyn Stothers, Joanne,
Steve Jr. and Susan of
Winnipeg at their cottage at
Kintail on Thursday evening.
Steve Jr. participated in the
Canada Games at
Newfoundland and came 4th
in swimming the butterfly
stroke.
Also visiting Stothers were
Don and Urla Stewart of
Goderich. Don and Steve had
attended Guelph Agricultural
College together some years
ago.
Mrs. Bertha Aldham of
Goderich accompanied Mrs.
Mary Bere, Jamie and Karen
to visit Marybelle and Dwight
Aldham and family at
Inglewood, near Brampton on
Tuesday.
John and Marylin Bere and
little David spent the week-.
end with Mrs. Mary Bere.
Karen returned home with
them on Sunday after
spending the past week with
her grandmother.
Congratulations to Mr. and'
Mrs. David Gordon Mitchell,
(nee Rose Marie Westhaver)
whose marriage took place in
First - St. Andrew's United
Church in London on August
26 at 4:30 p.m.
Rose is the youngest
daughter of Rev. Clyde and
Mrs. Westhaver.
Week -end visitors with
Rev. Clyde and Mrs.
Westhaver were ' their
daughter and her, husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine.
McDonald, Anne Marie and
Scott ot Kingston; Miss Car-ol
Westhaver of London who left
on Monday. Carol is starting
a course in art at Seneca
College in Toronto.
Mrs. Westhaver is working
part-time at Maitland Manor
in Goderich.
Miss Anne Richardson os of
London visited with Sharon
and Dave Dawson last leek -
end.
Congratulations to Greg
and Peggy Jervis ,(nee
Hodges) on the birth of a son,
Ryan Walter, eight pounds,
one ounce, on August 22nd in
Clinton .Hospital, a brother
for Rosalind.
Art and Judy McMichael
and family visited Judy's
sister Joan and Jim Durst in,
Goderich on Sunday.
Mrs. Judy Mohring has her
left arm in a cast because of
torn ligaments suffered in a
,fall at her home recently.
Dan and Sharon Pengelly
and family attended a pig
roast.in Chesley on Saturday
evening. On Sunday they
visited Dan's sister, Ila and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Mathers at their
cottage at Point Clark.
•Joey Carmichael
celebrated his seventh bir-
thday last week and ac-
companied •Jane and Bob
Or m of Goderich to the
C.N.E. leaving home on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sharon Dawson held a
birthday party in honour of
Paul's fifth birthday with 21
guests, counting babies. Mrs.
Heather Dauphin and girls
and Mrs. Sue Brown and
Jenni Sue were among those
present.
Holidays are drawing to a
close and once school starts
the '''' Column news must be in
by 11 p.m. on Sundayevening.
Your - co-operatian is
requested and phone calls are
appreciatea.
CHURCH NEWS
Regular Sunday services
Will resume at Dungannan
and Nile United Churches on
Sunday, September 4 with
Rev. Clyde Westhaver in
charge of the services. It is
hoped the congregation will
bear this in mind.
Choir practice will be held
on Thursday evening at 7:30
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The illness
you'll never see
coming. Get in
shape and
don't give the
enemy a big
target.
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
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p.m,' A gond 'attendan0:-.
hopea Tor as itis.fraPfirtaztAto
get more practice on ifutgc,
for, the anniversary later,:in
September.
There is a mystery con-
cerning the disappearance of
the choir cellars- Nine have
been -returned but there are
still over a dozen missing.
Anyone knowing any in-
formation
as to their
.wherenbouts -,please -.contact
Sheller-Rlyett—ar-Ther Tire,tt
needed for the anniversary.,
Dungannan Christian
Fellowship Church • held
Promotion Sunday on August
28 with S.S. Superintendent ,
Mrs. Alice Martin in charge.
As their names were called,
those being promoted walked
--to the front, through a little
gate ar!d•,O
, teach et andja
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Pastor_4.
,L)oug,lehrdeliVere
club was
- a powerful farewell Serenuili '
with
aE1ihaS pc desiring tiPsn°Agnwie tor -7! riSC"E' 17:111. the4ficers 7g:Ta :;'ve*es:)u.h1 electionl ietore tdee' n,p; with
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The service was concluded secretary, Vera Van DiePen;
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