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The Dungannon Agricultural Society
held its monthly meetiug on TuesdaY,
October 23.
• A discussion was held . about •the •
possibility of erecting new feneing around
the north ball diamond which is leased by
the Ashfield4Vest Wawanoshvrecteation.
The resignation of secretary, Carol Ann
Menary, was received, Bernie Glenn will
be secretary for. the remaindet of the year.
Plans for the first euchre tournament
were completed. It will be held Saturday
dfternoon, November 24 with registration
between 1 and 2' p,m, and euchre com-
mencing at 2 p.m. The entry fee will be
$3 each. Cash prizes of at least $56; $4Q
and $3Q will.be given to top players. Those:
in attendance will also.have the opportun-
ity to win their _choice of 10 home baked
cakes. All' games •will be played with the ,•
same partner; so players are reminded -to
bring their own partner: Lunch wilt contist•
of rolls, cold meats and relishes.,
It was decided to go ahead with plans for '
an indoor flea on Saturday,. Nov-
ember 10 at 10 a.m.
Thirteen vendorshave spoken for tables.
Offerings include new and use4 items of
clothing, toys, skates, doors and windows,
small appliances, curtains ,- doll clothes,'
books, baby items, home baking etc. There
will'alSe• be a' Oat table and a lunch
counter. •,
Fair queen, Susan Brindley will repres-
ent the Society on a float in the Qoderich
Santa Claus parade on Saturday, Nov-
ember 24.
A number of members ate planning to
attend the annual meeting for district 8 in
Exeter on the evening of November
Tickets for the new Year's Eye dance ate
now available for $15.00 a' couple. To
reserve tickets, ask any director.
The next Dungannon Agricultural Sop,
.iety meeting will be held Tuesday,
November 27 at 8.30 p.m in the
Dungannon Hall, •
Hallowe'en Dance •.
Lots of ghosts and goblins enjoyed .the
• Hallowene'en dance spcinsored by the
Dungannon Agricultural ,Societi on Satur- -
day, October 27. The •Star Spinners
provided super musicjor the event, , •
•:Prizes were given for the following
classes; most hamoreus,• Randy Kerr as
Father- Tune; best dressed couple, Lynda
McNee and Alice Vanderburgh, as •a
Chinese couple; best man, Claude D'A'onst-,::/'
as a Sheikr-best woman,. Loretta Doherty
..Scarlet O'Hara; most original, Donna Hay-
den, as a cotton picker. '
•' The door prize was. presented to Lynn
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The Sacrament of Etaptism was observed -
at Trinity congregation on Sunday, October'
28, David Jack Cameron, son of Jack and ,
Nancy Cameron of Ashfield and Jaemyn
Marie Rowswell, daughter of Bob and
Mary (Andrew) ,Rowswell of London were
baptized by Rev, • Arthutt- Scott. • Bill
Andrew, clerk of session, presented the
certificates.
Jack and;Nancy Cameron, 'Bte:nt,'Adam
and David entertaiiiecti-the meinbeis of
both families for dinner Sunday afternoon.
Margaret Andrew and John had the Rows -
Well family for dinner on Sunday and. the
Andre* families visited in the afternoon.
Harvey and .Betty Ritchie and Clara ,
Raynard of Lucknow visited on 'Sunday
with Jim and Violet Smith of Molesworth.
The Hackett and Hunter families held a
relatives shower on Sunday afternoon at
the Community Centre, for Pat Shiell,
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bride4o-be of Jamie Hackett.
Visitors with Winnie Campbell on
Sunday were Ira and- Catherine Campbell
40alf; Joe and Gertie Frit1ey, Steven,
• Kevin andJoey, �fGoderich; Murray and
Feithlinti Campbell, Leander and Logan of
Goderich, and Mrs. Bernard Campbell,
Michael, Alicia and Sara Ann of Ashfield.
• Russel andlillian Irvin visited with :their
• daughter, Susan; of Wallaceburg, and with
Eldon and Doreen Irwin of Reeces Corners
on Sunday, October 21. This Sunday they .
had a visit from their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Naylor of Newmarket. •
on et metric workshop
• , By Debbie Rintoll •
•' and Annette Gruendler
On Tuesday Brookside had a metric
workshop and it -was conducted by Wally
Webster, math -consultant assisted by
Verna Kane. It invcilved grades 6, 7 and 8
and grade 1 and 2. Each primary pupil
paired up with a senior pupil. The senior
pupil measured the younger child's height,
the length of the arm, the leg, etc.. and
their weight was recorded on the paper
with the outline of the child which he or she
was able to take home. ••
This week Hallowe'en learning centres
started in room 6. Some, very interesting
activities are incorporated. with Hallowe'en
symbols such as witches', ghosts, skeletons
and others, •2- *•
Primarychoir started on Wednesday.
his year the choir will be meeting on day
ive from grades 1 to 3. •-
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Hallowe'e activities have started in Mrs.
Young's grade 1, Mrs Ottewell's grade 2 - ,
• 3 and Miss Jewitt's, grade 2.
Mrs. Worsell's grade 3 had another
guest story reader, Mr. Arnold Mathers,
who is • the superintendent of curriculum.
• He read, "Today was a Terrible Day"..
' Theteachers had a special staff meeting
on Thursday after school in honour of Mary
• Bere, who graduated at the Fall Convoca- -
tion at U.W.O. They had a beautiful
decorated take (made by. Marie Webster)
and ice cream to go with it. It was a
• coMplete surprise to Mrs. Bere and yery
• much appreciated.
ttend superannuated teachers meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington attended a
uperannuated teachers dinner meeting in
eaforth last Wednesday and on Saturday
hey attended a district meeting for the
gricultural Society in Mount Forest. Glen
alden and "Miss Lucknow", Lindell
ross, accompanied them.
St, Helens welcomes back Mr. and Mrs.
ick Humphrey and .family. The Humph-
ys have moved into the former- Clark
sidence. •
Several neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Clark surprised them at their 'new borne in
Goderich for a farewell party, The Clarks
were presented with a lace table cloth as a
remembrance of their former neighbour -
Helen Todd and Isobel Miller travelled
— to the Kitchener Auditorium on Sunday for
• graduation ceremonies of their grandson
and great nephew, • Jinx Laidlaw. Jim
reeeived his degree in ,Business Adminis-
tration and is presently living in Toronto.
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