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Rev. Glen Wright
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DUNGANNON NEWS
Dungannon United Church held
anniversary services morning and
evening on,Sunday with Rev. Glen
Wright of Exeter as guest speaker.
The choir provided special music in
the morning with Donna and Nancy
Errington taking solo parts. The
"Harboraires" from Goderich were
present at the evening service t�
share their message in song. Next
Sunday the Sacrament of Holy
Communion will be ,celebrated.
Miss Beatrice McClenaghan
spent the week end with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. C.
McClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin enjoyed
a motor trip to Northern Ontario
which included going on the ferry
and driving on Manitoulin Island.
Mrs. Zetta Henderson and Mrs.
Wilfred Hackett were dinner
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guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dynes
Campbell on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Mol have
moved into the village, into the
house formerly owned by her
mother, the late Mrs. Andrews,
and, recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Phillips • and family.
Mrs. Mole is presently in Univer-
sity ' Hospital in London. Her
friends hope she will soon .be home
and in good health again.
•Mrs. Mary Bere had a family
gathering of fourteen on Sunday to
celebrate three birthdays, Ruth and
Gerry Bere and grandson Johnny
Aldham.
Mrs: Maurice Woodford. nee
Wilma Treleaven, and Mrs. Ted
Woodford from Toronto visited
briefly with friends and relativeson
Sunday, including Mrs.'. Heber
Eedy and Mrs. Cecil Blake.
Miriam .Wright of Exeter and
Jennifer Drennan visited with, Mrs.
Cecil . Blake and Barbara on Sun-
day. Barbara returned to Toronto
Sunday 'afternoon after .spending
the week end with her mother. •
Larry Pentland • returned home
Saturday from St. Joseph's, Hospit-
al, London, where he had received,
treatment for several days.
Mrs. Roderick •McDonald was: a'
guest on Saturday for a dinner and
social evening :. in' Luc.know in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. John
Robb's 60th wedding anniversary.
Mr. Robb is a 'brother of.Mrs.
McDonald.
• On Sunday . Missy Mae Davies
from Huronvicw, Clinton accom-
panied' Mrs, Barbara Wendt from.
Chicago to visit: Mrs. Minnie Jones
and Melvin. Barbara is a great
great niece of Miss Davies and of
Mrs. Jones.
The .116th , Dungannon Fall' Fair
attracted about 4,000 persons, to
the village on Friday. Children
from Brookside Public , School in
Ashfield Township 'and St. Jos-
eph's Separate School at Kings-
bridge took 'part in the. parade.
Tanya Hodges, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Terry • Hodges, Dungan-
non, won the prize, in the over six
months class ,of the baby. contest.
Top winner in the baking competi-
tion was Mrs.' Frank Thompson,
Dungannon. Mrs. Russell Brind-
ley, R.R. 3 Auburn won the flower
contest. The splendid showing of
livestock and the horse • races
attracted much interest.
ST. HELENS
Mrs. Gordon MacPherson spent
a week at Caledon with her
grandsons, Bunny and Bill Thomp-
son, while their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Thompson,,,spent a wreck
in British Columbia. While there, •
Fred landed a.,23 Ib. salmon on the.
west coast of Vancouver Island.,
Mrs. Parr of Kitchener is making
her hone with her daughter. Mrs.
Gerald Dirrscht, Mr. Dorscht, and
family.
Mt. and Mrs. Joni Shetler visited
'at University Hospital. London this
week with their . six month old
daughter, Elizabeth, who was
seriously injured in a buggy -car
accident two weeks ago: Her
condition shows signs of inaprovc-
mc1 t. On Saturday. Mrs. Shctler
Sr. was able to leave Wingham and
District Hospital and is now at her
home .a( Norwich.
Several from the community
attended the Ploughing' Match near
Georgetown this week.
On Thursday. October 3rd the
W.I. meeting will be held in the
hall at 8.30 p.m. Anyone in the
community interested in learning
about the metric system is invited
to this meeting when Terry Wilson.
who teaches at the F. E. Madill
School. Wingham will explain it.
William Webster is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
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This Week
BY AB WYLDS
• Sonic of those ' back for the
annual .home -coming week end at
fall • fair time and 'noticed by the
writer were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
MacDonald, daughters Bonnie and
Cheryl of Pickering; Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene; Martyn of .Kincardine who
are leaving shortly for Western
Canada and then California; Miss
Margaret Machan c►f Kincardine.
and formerly: of the Ripley High
School staff; Mrs. Jean Sturgeon.o.f
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moirier
of Hamilton, Mrs. Donna Stilwell
and Shelley of Barrie,, Mrs. Grace
Keane of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Cameron, of• Weston, Mrs.
Brenda Hutton of London, Danny
MacDonald of Toronto,' . George.
Tranter of Grand Rapids Michigan. •
Miss Vera Aitken' and her • friend
Miss Linda Doyle, both of, Toronto,
and both exhibitors at the fair;
Miss Kathy Farrell (concession 10)
and • Carmon Courtney; both from
McMaster University in Hamilton;
William Robertson of Toronto,; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul .Harris .and Mr. and
Mrs. Courtney MacDonald, all four
being lab technicians in St. Joe's in
London; Johnny Walden. Gerry
Brooks of Tiverton, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl •Morrison and Kevin of Mel-
bourne, Mr. and Mrs. • Allan
Tranter of Kincardine. Mrs. Wan-
da (Bill) Harris Of London. and
dozens more.
In Ripley
Added 'to those in -.hospital •
already are Mrs. Hazel MacDon
.ald. Miss Eva Culbert, Elliott
Carruthers along with Mrs. Gordon
(Sadie) Stanley and Miss Theresa
Weber.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wray Osborne
returned On Thursday from a motor
trip across Canada to Victoria,
,and back. In Princeton, British
Columbia they visited with former
neighbours on the 12th of Huron.
Mr. -and Mrs. Clarence Nicholson,
Sherry, Jill and Danny. They also
visited Nanaimo and the Okonagan
Valley - noted for its fruit orchards
and vegetable farms. In -Alberta
they saw Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruttic
in Edmonton. Also in Edmonton,
Dr. Donald MacDonald - brother of
Doug's, and in Calgary, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Wells, a niece of the late-
Wes Macintosh.
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Mrs. Oliver McCharles • donated..
three hand painted cup and saucer
sets last Saturday. Tickets were
sold -on these and Marion donated
the proceeds .to. the fair. in the
draw a cup and saucer was won by
each of the following, Mrs. Cather-
ine Davey of .Armow•, Miss Janis
Davey of At -mow and Rhoda
• Barclay of Tara.
REGISTRATION
FOR
Ripley -Huron
Minor Hockey
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE
Ripley Legion Hall
Saturday, October 5
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesday, October 9
from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
All players must be registered before taking to the ice.
A parent or guardian is asked to register minor players.
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Age limit -- Grade 1 to Juvenile age inclusive.