The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-17, Page 24Page 22-Iueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 17,, 1985
Church organist retires
Communion was held at the Easter
service at. Dungannon United Church. The
Sunday School children sang Hallelujah,_
under the direction of Mrs. Diane Park.
The song was a tribute to Mrs. Jean Elliott,
organist, who has resigned ;after eight
years of faithful service. The choir sang
two anthems, Christ Arose, and Hallelu-
jah!
allelujah! Hallelujah! Received into member-
ship by transfer were Mrs. John Fielder, .
Mrs. Simon Logtenberg and Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Glousher. The church was tastefully
decorated with lilies and daffodils.
Dungannon United Church
After the church service on Sunday the
congregation gathered in the church
basement to .honour the retiring organist,
Jean Elliott. Harold Errington spoke. a few
words commending Jean for her faithful
service during the past eight years. Helen
Dawson presented her with an anniversary
clock on behalf of the congregation. Jean
responded with thanks for the gift and' to
the congregation, the choir and the minist-
er for co-operation while she was organist.
A social time with lunch provided by the
Willing Workers and U.C.W. was enjoyed
by all. Roberta Linskill consented to be
organist, assisted by Sandra D'Aoust. Mrs.
Linskill played the organ on Sunday for the
first time and led the c;roir.
DUNGANNON
by Marie Park
A meeting of the official board commit-
tee for the new four point charge was held
on Wednesday in Dungannon United
Church. This committee includes the
official board from Trinity, Donnybrook,
Nile and Dungannon. The meeting was
chaired by Mr: John Roberts of'Belgrave.
As a result of this meeting the congre-
gation was asked on, Sunday if they wished
to give the official board power to call a
minister or' if they wanted them to report
back to the congregation for confirmation.
It was , agreed, to give the official board
power to proceed.
Harold Errington and Derk Logtenberg
were elected as a pastoral relations
committee for Dungannon with Diane Park
as an alternate. There will be two 'chosen
from each of, the other churches making a
committee of eight for pastoral relations.
The official board committee forthe new
parish will meet again at Dungannon on
Wednesday, April 25.
Dungannon Wlenjoys dinner
Mrs. Elmer Black hosted the annual
meeting of the Dungannon Women's
Institute April 4 with a sumptuous pot luck
dinner. Daffodils and spring crocuses
decorated the tables.
President,Mrs. Cliff Crozier opened the
meeting with a poem, Help us to see and
understand, and welcomed 18 members
and four guests.
The roll call was the payment of fees
with two new members joining, bringing
membership to 26. Four members had
perfect attendance, Mrs. Graham McNee,
Mrs. Elmer Black, Mrs. George Errington
and Mrs. Clifford Purdon.
Mrs. Black introduced guest speaker.
Mrs. Gary Sproul, who gave a full coverage
of the current 4-H leaderships, changes,
history and presentation of books, awards
and courses. Joanne fielded many ques-
tions from former 4-H leaders who are now
Institute members. She said the 4-H
leaders appreciate the Institute's . sponsor-
ship. Mrs. Crozier thanked Joanne for
sharing the recent changes with 4-H clubs.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and correspondence dealt with. It was
decided to give a donation to Brookside
School towards new card tables.
Winnifred Girvin gave a report on the
district executive meeting held Monday,
April 1 at W ingham. It was attended by
W innifred, Bessie McNee, Willetta Mc-
Whinney, Alma Black and Olive Chisholm.
The secretary read the minutes of the
last annual meeting and gave the annual
financial report. Beth Rutledge gave the
auditor's report. The reports of standing
committees, public relations report and
curator's reports were given.
Past president W innifred Girvin con-
ducted the election of officers. Bessie
McNee gave the nominations reports. The
newly elected officers were then installed
by Winnifred Girvin.
The 1985-86 officers and committees are
as follows: past president; Winnifred
Girvin; president, Da Crozier; first vice,
Elmira Finnigan; second vice, Mary Rob-
son; secretary -treasurer, Alma Black;
assistant secretary -treasurer, Roberta Lin-
skoll; district 'director,/ Winnifred Girvin;
alternate district director, Jean Errington;
public relations officer, Bessie McNee;
assistant, Peg Purdon; branch directors,
Myrtle Kerr, Lois Lee, Margaret Alton;
curator, Marian Zinn; assistants, Willetta
McWhinney and Jean Errington; pianist,
Roberta Linskill; assistant, Elmira Finnig-
an; auditors, Beth Rutledge, Winnifred
Girvin.
Standing committees are Agriculture
and Canadian Industry, Mary Robson,Lois
Lee; Education and Culture Activities,
Tinie Logtenberg, Winnifred Girvin; Citiz-
enship and World Affairs, Elmira Finni-
gan, 'Donna Young; Family and Consumer
Affairs, Roberta Linskill, Olive Chisholm;
Resolutions, Margaret Alton, Beth Rut-
ledge; Nominating Committee, W innifred
Girvin, Bessie McNee, Beth Rutledge;
Telephone Committee, Peg Purdon, Olive
Chisholm, Margaret Alton.
Beth Rutledge thanked everyone for
co-operating with the nominating commit-
tee. President Ila Crozier thanked everyone
for their co-operation during the past year.
A get well% card was signed for Eleanor
Bradnock who is recovering from surgery.
It was agreed to provide a scholar
proficiency award to Brookside School.
Euchre tournament enjoyed
The Dungannon Agricultural Society
held the last euchre tournament for this
season on Saturday, April 13.
Thirty-five tables of card players enjoyed
10 games with the result being a tie for first
place. Brian Johnston and partner Ralph
Curran and Clarence Doherty with partner
Jim"Doherty both ended up with a score of.
81 points. The two couples played a
complete game with Brian and , Ralph
winning, to receive the first prize of $50.
Clarence and Jim were presented with the
$49 second prize. With a score of 79 points,
Jim Martin and Bill (Sam) Brown won third
prize of $30.
An unannounced booby prize was given
to the couple with low score, Judy Gregory
and daughter, Deb.
John MacDonald was the winner of $79
in a 50-50 draw and five other players
received door prizes: Jean Delbergue won
6 bottles of pop, Maxine Maize won garden
tools and Off spray, Ken McNee won
cheese, Irene Dicky won 2 box of toffifay
and Sylvia Johnston won a picnic thermos.
The Nile Church ladies had a lovely
variety of baked goods offered for sale
during the tournament.
Lunch was enjoyed at the end of the
afternoon.
The Dungannon Agricultural Society has
appreciated the high attendance and
favourable comments about the euchre
tournaments and hopes to continue with
them next Fall.
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