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anniversary this weekend.
Visitors on Sunday with
Bessie and Graham McNee
were Joy_pnd Ken Vodden of
Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Winney spent the weekend
in Meaford with their son,
Jim, his wife, Jan and baby
daughter, to help them move
into their new home.
John Bere and son, David
of London- visited with Mrs.
Mary Bere on Sunday, Karen
Hernandez, who had spent a
few days with her grand-
mother and other relatives,
returned to London . with
John and David.
Mike and Wendy Hughes
and daughter, Michelle of
Bolton, visited on the week-
end with her grandmother,
Hazel Webster.
Get well wishes go out to
those in our community who
are hospitalized, Roger Pent-
land, who is a patient in
University Hospital, London;
K. K. Dawson, who is a
patient on the fifth floor
(surgery) at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Evelyn
underwent a by pass opera-
tion on Tuesday, January 18
and was resting comfortably
and recovering when she
suffered a heart attack three
days later. Her many friends
here wish her well.
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Dungannon United Church elects officials for 1983
Dungannon -Nile Young
People's group took the
service on Sunday morning.
Kathy Balzer read the call to
worship.
Jeff Coulter and -Ken Log-
tenberg announced the
hymns. Nancy Carmichael
told the children's story.
Susan Curran and Deb Greg-
ory read the scripture and
Cathy Snyder led in prayer.
Rev. Roberts interviewed
John Curran about Toc-
Alpha to complete a very
interesting service.
A pot luck meal was
enjoyed after which the
annual meeting was held.
Dungannon United Church
officials for 1983 are as
follows: session, Derk Log-
tenberg, Elsie Irvin, Penny
Hodges, Tom Culbert, Frank
Pentland, Wayne Snyder,
George Errington, Harold
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DUNGANNON
DOINGS
Merle Berks tries -771
Errington and Helen Daw-
son. Harold Errington was
named clerk of the session to
fill the position left vacant by
Lorne Hasty's resignation.
Stewards are Lloyd Hod-
ges, Jack Caesar, James Er-
rington, Nelson Pearson,
Gordon . Saunders, Brock
Hasty, Lorne Alton, Gerrie
Glenn, Bessie McNee,- Ron-
ald Durnin, Jerry Logten-
berg, Sally Wright, J. C.
Drennan, Tom Dickson, Bob
McNeil, Harold Menary and
Lynda McNee.
Trustees are Lloyd Hod-
ges, Graham McNee, How-
ard Culbert, George Erring-
ton, Harvey Culbert and
Harold Errington.
Manse committee is Har-
old Errington, Harold Men-
ary, Bessie McNee, Sally
Wright and Gloria Pearson.
Christian Education Com-
mittee is Rev. Roberts, clerk
of session, Bob McNeil,
Wayne Snyder, Tinie Logten-
berg, Helen Dawson, Kath-
leen Curran, Linda Curran
Brookside Broadcast
Boys intramural school
hockey is held at Lucknow
Arena on Wednesday after-
noons. The boys' hockey
scores for the last two weeks
are as follows: January 12,
Missiles 1, Islanders 6; Janu-
ary 19, Missiles 5, Shooters
5. . .,
On Tuesday the girls hock-
ey team went to Ripley to
play. The score was 6 - 4 for
Ripley. Donna Raynard scor-
ed the four Brookside goals.
Grade 8 students are doing
the weather forecast to be
broadcast on the school's
P.A. system each day at noon
as part . of their science
program.
Four area schools partic-
ipated in a volleyball tourn-
ament at Brookside on Wed-
nesday, January 26.
The results were as fol-
lows: girls, Colborne 2
points; East Wawanosh 4;
Lucknow 0; Brookside 6.
Boys, Colborne 2; East Wa-
wanosh 4; Lucknow 0; Brook-
side 6.
That makes two more pen-
nants to add to the Brookside
collection. _
Mr. Robert Skipper, a pro-
fessional artist,, who lives in
Lucknow, is teaching .art at
Brookside for three weeks to
the grades 4, 7 and 8 classes.
Mrs. Young's grade one
class and Mrs. Carroll's class-
went on a field trip to
Lucknow Post Office and Fire
Hall recently.
Mrs. Carroll's class went
on a snow hike around the
school grounds on Wednes- -
day. They were looking at
snowflakes, animal tracks,
trees, etc.
Mrs. Louise Wilson, Prim-
ary. Consultant, was in the
school on Friday, visiting
primary classes and helping
Mrs. Jefferson's grade 1
No support for
business group
1.ISTOWEir "Lack of
support," states the Listowel
Chamber of Commerce, has
resulted in the Retail
Merchants Divisionof„ the
('hamber closing "after
years of hard work by a very
-few 'of the merchants.'.'
The division was
pronounced dead when a new
chairman could .not be found
at the January meeting of
the division held last week.
Outgoing chairman Anne
Turbitt, who has headed the
division for two years, ex-
pressed regret that a new
ch'airinan could not be found.
However, she said, after two
year's of hard work to put on
several promotions a year
for everyone's benefit she
just doesn't have the time to
continue to devote to . the
division. '
The closing of the Retail
Merchants Division will
mean •,the end of such
cooperative ventures as the
annual .sidewalk sale days,
Hot Dog days and Midnight
Madness sales.
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FILM DEVELOPING
and Nancy Hamilton.
Music committee includes
Ray and Sharon Tilbrook,
Debbie Culbert (secretary),
Penny Hodges (treasurer),
Sandra D'Aoust, Mary Bere,
Tinie Logtenberg, Jean El-
liott and Rev. Roberts.
The following positions
were appointed: United
Church Observer, Mrs. Bes-
sie McNee; church treasurer,
Mrs. Bessie McNee, and
assistant, Lynda McNee;
M&S treasurer, Mrs. Elsie
Irvin; organist, Jean Elliott
and assistant, Helen Elliott;
Sunday School Superintend-
ent, Wayne Snyder, assistant
Bob McNeil; secretary -treas-
urer, Cathy Snyder; auditors,
Harold Menary, Donna Sny-
der; anniversary Gpmmittee,
Mrs. Margaret Errington,
Bessie McNee, Sally Wright,
Jean Elliott, and Rev. Rob-
ets; nominating committee,
chairman of stewards, clerk
of session, U.C.W. presid-
ent, representative of trus-
tees, Sueday School superin-
tendent; Explorers, Kathleen
Curran; C.G.I.T. Nancy
Hamilton, Annabel Stewart;
Young People's Group coun-
sellors, Linda Curran, Arlene
Curran, president John Cur-
ran; Willing Workers, Pres-
ident, Peggy Jervis; treasur-
er, SandraD'Aoust; U.C.W.,
president, Nora Saunders;
vice president, Elsie Irvin;
secretary, Donna Alton;
treasurer, Helen Dawson;
representative to . official
board, president.
The annual meeting of the
Dungannon Agriculture Soci-
ety was held January 25 with
close to 30 in attendance.
make a booklet.
Skating was held at Luck -
now Arena on January 28
from 2 - 3 for all students
who could use the opportun-
ity. All but about 60 pupils
participated in the skating.
Students, and staff woad"
like to wish Mr. Errington a
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Tenders may be submitted
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mentioned address until 4:30 p.m., February
1 5th, 1983 for the purchase of the assets of
The Pizza Train, 317 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario. .
The premises (unlicensed) are attractively
decorated with 28 seats and a.well-equipped
kitchen including two pizza -ovens. Most items
of equipment are less than two "years old. This
is an excellent opportunity to purchase an ex-
isting business at a reasonable cost. Premises
are suitable for immediate possession and can
be opened for business the next day. Financing
will be considered if required. .An attractive
lease can be negotiated.
Tenders must be submitted for the assets "en bloc" or
an "as is where is" basis and consisting of machinery and
equipment, furniture and fixtures
The highest o`. any tender will not necessarily be ac-
cepted Provincial SaIe9 Tax lo be paid by the purchaser
Sealed tenders with a 10% deposit by certified cheque
made payable to a payee -to be designated should be ad-
dressed to P 0 Box 878. Stratford, Ontario N5A 6W3
Appointments for inspection. information on terms and
conditions of sale and the name of the designated payee
may be obtained by phoning fiob Swim at (519)271.5650
January 28.
The pre-school story hour.
in the library beings on
February 7 at 2.30 p.m. This -
story hour is for children who
will be starting, kindergarten
in September. The mothers
and smaller children get
together in the staff room.
Special programs are provid-
ed for the mothers on some
off the days during Story
Hour considering such topics
as Health, Learning Needs
and Speeeh..
The Senior Choir is prac-
tising for the spring concert.
The production this year is
H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert
and Sullivan.
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Members enjoyed a pot luck J'; .eph Buchanan (Bill); Tina
supper prior to the meeting. N le (Roger) and Tammy
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McColl Pe elly (Don).
off Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. A, large crowd attended the
oberts of Dungannon Unit- JOth.anniversary dance held
e Church were special for R }ssell and Louise Brind-
gu sts. ley on Friday evening at the
uring the business Bob Agricyiture Hall. Eric Miller
McNeil was elected presid- made tie presentation on be-
ept. Ross Brindley will con- half of everyone present.
tinue to book the hall for Louise Was presented with a
events. dozen red roses, on behalf of
Kindergarten registration the Dungannon Agriculture
will be held at Brookside Society, •in appreciation of
School on February 11. Some her long standing contribu-
of the little ones starting tion to the Dungannon Fall
from our area will be Kyle
Brown (Doug); Luke Sproul Congratulations to Donna
(Gary$; Mark Kerr (Gary); and Fred Young who cele -
Michael Dauphin (Gary); heated theitr 34th wedding
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