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wonderful dayS.
A sincere apology is ex-
tended te'Mr. Raymond Dal-.
ton, who' so Capably perform-
ed at the pen pal picnic, for
Mollie Whiteside. ..I had
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Sunday at• the Agriculture
Hall,
Irvine and Colleen 'Eedy
ha.d their familY, Martha and
Alan. Bossenee of Stratford,
Bob-and-Pat -Ann-Oft,..-Mat.
thew and Andrew of Kitch,
ever and Bob and Kathy:,.
Eedy, Megan, Jennifer and
Tipp of Mississanga over the
"Birthday Celebrations''.
This past• Friday 'Colleen's
three sisters,• Mrs. John (Eil-
een) Aiken of Portland, Ore-
gon, Mrs. James (Helen)
Blair of London and, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack (Mary) Van Horne
of London called on her.
Mrs. Mollie Whiteside of
Dungannon, Northern Ire-
land, left on' Monday morn-
ing for London, where she
will catch the train to Belle-
ville. She will Spend 'a few
days in Belleville and Tor-
onto before returning home
On August 17th from' Toronto
Stothers it Dungannon and'
Cedar Grove Beach.
Other ..:.Company at the
3tothers home Aver the
!!Birthday Celebrations"
'N.iefe-IVII, and Mrs. George
Whitlam of Mississauga, Mr.
and Mrs. W'. G, Woolford,
Kincardine, and Mi. 'Warren
Bainford, Craig and Ruth, of "
Cambridge, -
TWo of the oldest • ladies
attending the •"125th Cele.
brations" were Mrs. Hattie
yatiArtnan of Maitland Man-
. or home in. Goderich and
Mrs.. Cowan; mother of
George Cowan, minister at
thingannon' and Nile church-
es. Both these ladies belong
In the glorious "90's" club.
'Reunion visitors and cal-
lerS with Mrs. Cecil Blake
included .Kr.' and Mrs. Jim
Blake and: Sean of Alliston,
Mr. and- Mrs. Grant Sower
by, WillOwci le Mr and
and Mrs. Gerald Wilber, .:all
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Stormes, Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs, Lindy
Scarborough, Mrs. Bernice
.—sager.,-04-1Y1rs.; Lorraine,...
MacHardy of Hamilton, Mrs.
Gladys Rivett and Lorne,.
Straffordyille, Mr. aitd Mrs.
Bill Eldon and ” Alien, Scar-
borough, formerlyy from Dun-
gannen,. Ireland,, Mrs, Law
rence (Beatrice) Trethaine,
Hagersville, Mr. Dick Trel-
eaven and son, Dick' • of
Woodstock, Mrs, R. J,
Winghain and
grandson, Chad Button : of
Barrie, Rev, and Mrs. Don-
ald Watt, David and Erin of.
Goocifish Lake, Alberta, Mrs.
Ella GuShue, Hamilton,
Enid Williams-and Katherine
of Georgetown, Miss Hilda :
Twamely, 'Loudon, Mr. arid
Mrs. Marvin Smith, Catharn,
Mrs. Eleanor Townsend,
Toronto Mr, and Mrs Her-
man Vooden, 'Toronte, 'and
Others from nearer home.
And there were brief but
wonderful . visits with many
others at:the different cent-
t,41VIOLLY'S SKOV
By Made Park
'Molly, had a friendly smile,
she gave that smile• away.
Thp people-_of Dungannon
seemed glad of it each day.
She took it to the picnic. She
wore it on the :street.:
She gave it WithoUt thinking.
to all she chaneed to meet.
She gave her sMile away as
thoughtless as could be.
And everit time she gave it,.
her smile Came hack to she.-
The saying "Small crimes.
for small Minds, while smal-
ler minds look on", once
more proved itself true ever
the, weekend when several .of.
the hanging baskets decorat- •
ing the • main street were•
removed from their hangers,
Each and every person' who
gave their donations towards
these flower 'baskets would
like to see •them 'returned.
Jim and Sandra Rivett had
company over the !!Birthday
Celebrations!' including Ida
and Gordon Bowers ' and Nancy of Goderich; Albert
and Gladys Rivett and Lorne
of Straffordville,. Garnet and
Edna pidto and Barry of
Ho il e and Mrs.
George .Riyett of Clinton,
Doug and Darlene Mole,
Shannon, ,. Bradley, Shawn
and Chad of Edson . Alberta,
'came" herne to Attend :the
Birthday Celebrations" and
remained kir a lOnger timeto
visit with other relatives:
Also at Een and Margarets
for the festivities were liar- ' yey and Belle Mole -'bf
Lucknow and .their daughter,
Marion Salo and children Of
London,
Dinner guests on Sunday
with Bill and Marie Park',
TOd.d . and Bradley, were
Mollie Whiteside, Lillie Mac-
Donald and Mrs: Gertie
Park. Following dinner they
enjoyed .a visit to the Glass-
works just east of, the village.
This is a real interesting little
shop and the young couple
do such beautiful work in
'glass.
Sincere sympathy. is, ex-
tended to Dan. and Mary.
Ellen Boel on the passing of
their 26 day old• daughter,
Danielle Cambria, on Wed- .
nesday, August 6th in Alex-
andra Marine and. General
Hospital, Goderich. Private
funeral services were held on
Friday with burial in Kings-
bridge .Cemetery,
On Sunday a bridal shower
in the form, of a pool party
was held in Kitchener to
honour Valerie park, bride
elect. Vicki, Wanda and Patti
Park and Debbie Johnston of
Goderich attended. • Valerie
received many• lovely gifts.
Any 'family who did not
register throughout the "Bir-
thday Celebrations" may do
so-by doritacting-IvIrs-. Helen
Dawson, Mrs. Olive Blake,
Mrs. Mary I3ere or Mrs.
Marie Park, 529-7719. Their
are plenty of buttons left and
they will be given with no
charge.
Company on Saturday with
Mrs; Gertrude Park were
Knox and Marjorie Holtz-
limner of Galt and Mrs.
Millie Garrett, of Clinton.
Congratulations to Roger
and Lynn Noble on the birth
of a. new son, Donald Roger
on Wednesday, August 6. at,
Goderich hospital. Mothsf
and sOn returned home Fri-
day in time for the pork
barbeque they hosted on
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Mrs.. Alvin Moran and Marty
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Miller Lake in the Wiarton
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friend, Ken Isard of. Calgary,
Allierta and Jim Stothers of
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their_parents,-Sob. and Helen