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Card party successful; another Manned for December
T e - rrzfalg StaiLly iniattalay quietly
bald a card party a¢ the Sant anvs %Chia Mtn and
on Wedneney as within Mfrs_ Graham McNee_
there weee &lett tats The i insi u b titin her sister and
d
gripes were as t ? vssc 6naPrer-i flaws, Mr_ and Mrs_
nen- hide Ms- &v.ei el Err- Les ntetaisten, Nie and
ti's FTF _ Charles nraniiiiiiiinhtter Mrs_ Joy
!4lTt i'.•hjc d tea_ Mrs_ Venn. Seaftorth. Joy spent
t -rends G,aw_ the weekend at the Mdtiee
Tenni lawn- The rime the bane need attended e Bene_
was won by Genas Ste_ Cutl'aert wedding on Friday
Over hem& these in attend- evening_
te weed rna iannira+^ionsiii in i4 istters on lifts- slay with
of lta'%i g another- Mr_ and Mrs.. Graham Mc-
aaLtti pens as the Fr>nI!t on Nee er<ese Mir_ and Mrs_ Elton.
Wesiesdav December th_ O. and Mr_ and Mnw Bob
A speaker Erect Wiattanie is Orr loam near Winl'.ey_
to he pante= az the natindito Mr_ and Mum Ban Ecdw.
meeting of the Agrientezerai Jennifer. Megan and Tiamramy
Wetly the ionh area Monday off !Mississauga suet die
eiie"”ing. "t rice *,.,fuer irftln_ mend ccialn Mr_ and Mrs_
Ce,.- n ,7'. rni co Mir_ k*vtuere li mlvr_
Mts. Bin Rinke acne P Congrastriaaicnurs to Mr_
Ram) of Cys _ ace on the and Mrs_ David Bete (nee
tat agin a Salon- Daman Cuthbert)) who were
tom_ e Feer 25_ a vee mauled on Friday evening.
sites far Bei and Kara_ a '_ oaeaaitier Nth in Dungan -
ern Turin Mtn_ CCd! rain linked CT iutadu with
liFnke and Tet- EW_ mod Mrs_ bevffet supper and reception
Eenene Rwa _ G4udcticla_ thinoning ar Sandford Hall_
Mrs_ Ross nifeNee absent- They %sill reside in a anabRe
Friends gather
home ea the east side of
Deingaennen_
Mr_ and Mrs_ Gordon
Neabell and three children of
Catednn visited Mr. and
Mrs_ Howard Colbert on the
vieekend and attended the
Bere-Cullben wedding_ Mts.
Neabell is Doris' sister. Mar-
Congratulations to Mr_
and Mrs_ Crary Dauphin ((nee
Heather Park) EMI the birth of
a son. noro-ftael,, oa November
laTth, a brother for Holly.
Sarah. and Rebecca_
hits_ Eldonn. Austin has had
a very amnions time the lase
few weeks as her father- Joe
Finleeea. is gravely ill 111111
Vc inghatn Hospital' fallowing
a stroke and her brother.
Torten F•enfeen. was hospitaliz-
ed in Goderich_
Mr. and Mrs_ Jack Erring -
tea visited Evelyn -s sister.
Mrs_ Melinda Nevins in Clin-
ton at the home of her
daughter, Ruby. Mrs_. Roes
Pickard. on Sundaes_ Melinntla
is making a good comeback.
Surprise Van D'iepenbeeks
Mrs_ Lorne Luther
spent the past week
visiting her s seers
Ridge: t wn_
Mrs Gt •dost F 2imtlayso n
spent the past ss -eek En
Toronto with her faranJily
there_
M]r. and Mrs_ Niel
MacKenzie were Pr -Hoag
moony who attended the
Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto dewing true past
week_
Aho and Mrs_ Frank
Van Diepeaheek wee
plonnantlY surprised oa
Wedxiay evivFnt[rnE last
ehea friends on the Itith
Con_ of Redd. along
%goals the members of the
Van Diepebeek
awed its a group and
surprised Franck and
Annie,. bring? -ng with
them orrinein lovely gid
both arra a geed evening,
of fr-oicMtip and _
AteAnending"ehe annual
Ripley and District
Hordetalturafi dinner a
the Leggin Final Riplley_
Lochalsh
!neon Mc'barles
correspondent_ 528-2822
Tuesday noon time 'were
Mrs_ Warren WVI yllds, Mrs_
Errn�ille Mac Lennon, Mrs_
011i' er McCharles and
Mrs_ Ewan MacLean of
this area_
Oliver and Marion
McCharles are happy to
ataarotaance the arrived off
amdr-Br61d number six -a
son Rvaan Allnrn born to
John and Mary Asan
McCha les of Penicillin oat
Thursday_ Nov_ 23 at
Petrone Hes it_al_
Mr- and Mrs_ Doug
Martyo a...+ti family were
guests at the Carruthers
Farrell wedding at St_
Andrews United Church
on Saturday.
Wonder . of there are
those who would like to
contribute to a story of
Loch aIsla and its -
beginning? How about
sean:ei'n,g along or calling
inn soase • of the stories
associated with this
community?
The Goderich Garden Club recently presented the Bluewater Centre with a
three tiered Grow Light plant stand, a welcome addition to the Centre's
greenhouse gardening facilities. Left to right are Mrs. Edith Millar,
vocational training instructor at the Centre, Mrs. Frances Worsen, member
of the Godericth Garden Club and Mrs. Janet Kalbfleisch, president of the
club_ The ladies all commented an the improved appearance of an African
violet after a week on the stand_ (Photo courtesy Bluewater Centre)
Centre gets Grow Light
Hats off to the mem-
bers of ' the Goderich
Garden Club for their
thoughtfulness toward
Bluewater Centre
residents!
The Goderich Garden
Club contributesto the
horticultural betterment
of the community not
only through their ex-
pertise in this area, but
also by means of annual
donations of plants,
bulbs, equipment or
tabour to various
segments of the com-
munity'_
This year Bluewater
Centre is tine proud
recipient of a three tiered
Grow Light plant stand.
The stand is a welcome
addition to the Centre
greenhouse gardening
facilities in that it
provides residents with a
marketing area readily
accessible to staff. The
resulting increase in
sales of plants adds
immeasurably to the
sense of achievement and
accomplishment on the
part of the residents_,
At the present time
there are five residents
working in this program,
under the direction of
Mrs_ Edith Millar. They
are' learning valuable,
basic new skills, in plant
propagation, soil mix-
tures, watering
techniques, hothouse
vegetabile production,
house piant production
and merchandising.
Volunteers with a
knowledge or interest in
gardening, are needed to
assist with this training
program on weekday
afternoons. For further
information, 4flntact the
Volunteer Services
Department at 5247331.,
after a tong illness during the
past year_
Mrs_ Les Schutt is a
patient in Wingbamm hospital
since early in the week_
Congaatutations to Mr_
and Mrs_ John Limon. ((nee
Karen Dawson) of Edmon-
ton. on the birth of a son,
Colin Arthur, tan November
lith. a breather for Aliso and
Mark. a grandson for Mr_
and Mrs. K. K_ Dawson_
Visitors on the weekend
with Mrs_ Mary Bere and
with Kathie and John Stan -
bitty were Mars -belie and
Dwight Aidham, Johnny.
Greg and Larissa of Imgie-
wood; Marlin and Juhn Bete,
Karen and David of London;
Ruth Bere Austin off Toronto.
Mr_ and Mtn_ Bob Irvin
attended the wedding of Mel
Ritchie and Jane Watson in
,Blyth on Saturday_ Congratu-
lations are extended to Mr.
ungannon
doings
L
Mary Bere
correspondent 529-7915
and Mrs. Mel Ritchie_ Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Blundell
visited the Irvin on Sunday.
Mts. Jim McFadzen of
Guelph called on her cousin,
Mel Jones. on Friday_
UNITED CHURCH
Sunday was observed as
Missions Sunday in the Unit-
ed Church and Rev. C. G.
Westhaver preached on the
topic. "Our God is a Mission-
ary God". The children's
story was entitled, "A Day
with the Cheng Family". The
choir sang the anthem, "The
Advent of our God", directed
by the organist. Mrs. Jean
Elliott.
The United Church publi-
cation on Stewardship, "Pe-
ople, Living Love". was dis-
tributed in the pews to help
the parish become aware of
how givings to Missions are
being used in different parts
of 'the world. Special envel-
opes will be circulated later
in December for World Out-
reach donations.
Beginning next Sunday the
church service at Dungannon
will be at 11.00 a.m. as a new
schedule takes effect for the
winter months.
The Willing Workers are
still accepting donations of
appropriate articles (good
used clothing, children's
toys. games, foodstuffs, etc.)
for their Christmas Tea and
Bazzar on the afternoon of
Saturday, December 9.
Please contact Mrs. Penny
Hodges or Mrs. Joanne
Whitney if you wish to
donate.
The annual "Birthday Par-
ty for Jesus", for the child-
ren of the Sunday School will
be on the evening of Dec-
ember4.21 st.
Sunday, December 10th, is
White Gift Sunday with pack-
aged White Gifts and dona-
tions of money going to
Family Services (Children's
Aid) of Huron County. The
loose offering at Dungannon
on that Sunday will go ' to '
White Gift, also.
Next Sunday is the first
Sunday of the four that make
up the Advent season,
Christmas carols will be sung
on all four Sundays. The
lighting of the Advent cand-
les by the children will begin
on Sunday, December 17 and
will be restricted to two
Sundays.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
The M.Y.F. group had a
banquet on Friday evening at
the home of Murray and
Ruth Martin. After the meal.
they were entertained by the
showing of two films.
The teachers and pupils of
the Sunday School are busy
preparing for the Christmas
program to be held on the
evening of December 10.
Special renewal services
are to be held next weekend
Friday through Sunday with
Lester Kehl from .Floradale
as speaker. Saturday night is
Ybuth Night.
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