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Victoria - Ro6ettiaa Track Day
. Arthur Elliott has been home
from Victoria Hospital, London,
since last Sunday and has had
metlnber's of the. family visiting
frequently. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Cuthill ofSttmmerhill, also •Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elliott ,and,
family have assisted Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott ,particularly when
driving to and from London.
Chuck Young is "now attending
� Adult Training Classes in London
" for Rehabilitation. John Young did
hiS)computer exercise in London
on Thursday. Their mother, Mrs.
Fred.Yonng, visited relatives in
London • that . day, and
her uncle, Mr. Harold McIlwain
came with them for a visit „.with
relatives and friends in this
community.
Paul Caesar went by ambulance
on Tuesday morning to Winghani'
Hospital.
,
hostess to a ,lovely shower for
Miss Judith Million of•Stratford,,
held at Wingham at the 'home' of
Mrs. Harold Congram .on
Saturday evening. Friends and
relatives from here welcomed the
opportunity to honor Judith and
also to renew former
acquaintances.
Mrs. , Robt: Stoth'ers
accompanied by her sister Mrs.
J.W. MacLeod, of Kincardine,
returned on Sunday,,May 28, from
a 28 -day holiday in London,
England and in several countries
on the continent: Belguim,
Germany, Austria, five, days in
Italy from Rome to Capri, France
withtwodays in Paris, thenaback
to London, England, and from
Heathrow airport (London) to
Malton International airport, then
to Preston and home. Helen says
it is fantastic to see so much in
:three weeks aboutwhich you have
read in a life -time. .
Laverne and Frank Pentland
accompanied by, Benson; Pentland
of London attended the funeral
service.of a cousin in Essex, on
Saturday. He was George Salter of
Essex husband of the former'Rub.y
Pentland of Dungannon. Others
who attended were two nephews,
Ron and Jack Pentland, sons of the .. '-"'
'late Herb Pentland. •
Congratulations to Marsha
Dungannon WI names
John Stanburv. had a painful
accident lastSaturday at nis home
when he stepped on a fishing knife
An artery in his foot was severed
and required medical attention.
• John has had to be off work this ,
week. .
til
it, learn of the death of Mr. Chas.
Scott on Saturday,, in a car -truck
collisiod'near Blyth. Mrs. _Scott
was taken to Clinton hospital in
serious condition. Mr. Scott has
"been mil carrier on the Auburn -
Dungannon route for many years, w
Sympathy of this community is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fowler who received word on
Sunday. of .the death of the
foriner's " sister, Laura, Mrs.
James Figgins, in St. Catharines.
She is surriived by her husband, a
son John, and daughter Miss
Shirley Fowler. Mr. and Mrs.
Fowl r accompanied his brother,
Mr. Fred F,owler, Port Elgin, to
the 'service in St, Catharines' on
. Tuesday, May 30.
Grade seven and eight boys and
girls from the Dungannon and St,
Augustine area are going on a
♦ student exchange leaving from
Kingsbridge school at 4 a.m.
Monday May29. They will arrive
• at Victoriaville, Quebec, at•8 p.m.
that night travelling by chartered
bus. They are to arrive home late
Saturday night. We at hone will
likely have to brush up on our
French' while they are away!
Dungannon 4-H.Clubs I, 1I and III
• participated in their Achievement
Day held in Wingham and District
High School on Saturday. Splendid
fashion shows on ';Sleepwear"
M werep'resented. Among g the girls
to receive County Honor
certificates and pins for six clubs
were Barbara Culbert and
Charlene Adam"s. Among those
receiving . Provincial 'Honors
were Cathy Culbert and Karen
R' ,tt• (12 cl,ut�s1.
•
Jr. Girls
7 5 yd.
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Bonnie Reid,,,Grace Ross, Debbie Shadidich, Denise ,Mitcfie1more.•
Hodges who was one of the R.N.A.
'graduation class at Wingham
Hospital on Friday. She received
special award, for bedside
nursing Debbie Hodges
completed- ler ' 2nd year at
Panshawe College and now goes to
St. Joseph Hospital again. I f
An unfortunate mishap
made orhers e
•
things'grandma always
Kerr was: training his horse at The May m.e e t i n g of the
Dungannon race track and. the Dungannon W.I. was held at Mrs.
animal dropped dead: - George Errington's, Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Victor' Errington evening, May 25, The president.
visited in , London this week -end Mrs. W. Rutledge, opened the
with'Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton in meeting with the opening ode and
honor of three of their birthdays. the Mary Stewart Collect.
When returning on 'Sunday they • Two visitors and five children
visited another cousin, Miss Rena were.present: Eighteen .SteyeniOn, in Hensall. • answered they' roll call, "Name
something you buy that your
• - Grandmother made herself".
Bread, butter, soap, weaving..
candles and' underwear were
some of the answers. ',
_Delegates to • -the District
Annual in Wingham are Mrs. W.
Rutledge, -Mrs. H. Girvin, Mrs. G.
McNee and Mrs. F. Ypung.
After the business period, Mrs.,
• W, Brown, convener of "Family
and Consumer 'Affairs" was in
charge of the. program. Everyone
was delighted with several
musical number's.,sung by
Jennifer, Paul and Shawn
Dren'han, children of Mr.. • and
Mrs. Jim Drennan. The boys
played their accompanirrie"nt on
tilieir guitars.
scontinue
dead elm
cuttinggrani
The $5,00 per tree payment is
no longer applicable for trees cut'
after May 19th, 1972, ih woodlots
or forested areas.,
For anyone making application"
-fol;:-..trees cut, in woodlots :. d'
forested areas, the deadline date
for receipt of application at the
Huron County office is June 16,
ai
d
,h The grant will still be p on
Congratulations! puite a number trees removed from. fence rows
„of mothers of- the girls. also• and open fields'says S.J.
several .W.I. members enjoyed Paquette; Associate Agricultural
this afternoon program. The Representative for HuronCounty:
project for Fall, 1972 is "The
Third Meat" .
Mr. and Mrs. H.J.L..Eedy
accompanied Mr. and Mr's. Ralph
Henderson of Goderich to visit
relatives in Stratford on.Sufiday.,
"Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara
• visited on . Sunday,, with Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Blake and Mr, and Mrs.
. G.rantSowerhy and other friends
Alliston on Sunday.
..Last Sunday Mr. and, Mrs, Tom
Fowler, Darrel and Karen of
Parkhill spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler.
' Jim McWhinneyof Zurich spent
the week -end with his `par't►ts;
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney.
The previous week: on Sunday
their daughter Lexie, Mrs. Ken
Murch, provided a Mother's Day
turkey dinner at,,her parent's
home in Dungannon. Besides Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney, and
'Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murch, Clinton,
• other guests were Mr. Jack
Murch, and Mrs,, Mary . Murch,
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs
Rob. McWhinney, 2nd' con.
Ashfield, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Chambers; Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Mole, Lucknow.
On Tuesday evening the
Explorers of Dungannon United
Church hada banquet at which the
C.G.I.T. and mothers of the girls
were guests. Before arid after the
meal the C.G.1.T. girls and their
leaders, Mrs. Rick Park and Mrs.
Wayne Duman provided musical
numbers. Presentation of awards
nd promotions' were held. Mrs.
Clarence McClenaghan on behalf
of her husband, who was at
Conference in London, welcomed
the 25 in 'attendance and gave the
opening "Grace". Mrs.- Wm.
Stewart, • leader of Explorers
deserves much credit for her
• leadership all year. Her assistant
is Barb Blake. Leaders of hoth5,
groups would welcome new
members now to be ready for
Septbmher rtreetings, ancperhaps
a "hike" soon.
Mt•cl N' rs,"S an Gere- from
Sault -Ste: Mfirie enjoyed the
weekend visit here with • his
mother. ° Mrs. Mary Bere and
funily.
The motto,. No one can cheat
rag outof success but yourself,"
was 'presented 15y Mrs., Harvey•',
Alton. Summing'. up, Mrs. Alton
said, `?Those who have achieved"
success have left the world better
than they found it."
Mrs. Brown introduced Mr,S.
A:,J.• Wilson, president of
Lucknow ' W.I. and delegate to
Officers' Conference held
recently in Guelph. Mrs. Wilson
gave a' very informative re -port -onz.
the conference, which everyone
enjoyed. She said the delegate is
the one who benefits most •from a
conference by the information and
help that is gainedpersonally.
"A good neighbour is a
priceless •asset`'. ' Mrs. Brown
said, during the studtt,of the topic.
"'How to make ,the most of your
assets".'
Mrs.: Rutledge thanked Mrs.
•Errington for the useof her home,
The• hostesses, Mrs. 'L. Ivers
Mrs. W. Zinn and Mrs. H.
McWhinney served :a .delicious
lunch. All took home with them a
feeling of knowledge gained and
time well spent, some -of -it --tend
have been•from the toe tapping to
- the good music._
The next meeting will he held inn
Dungannon' United Church, June
281.' Neighbouring .Institutes will
be invited to visit and meet owith
• guest speaker Mrs. 'Harvey
Houston of Holyrood, F.W.I.C.O.
Pilhlic Relations Officer. •
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