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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-20, Page 11dungannon news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 20, 1983—Page 11 Dungannon seniors host successful euchre party By Marie Park There were 11 tables of cards at the Dungannon Sen- iors euchre party on Wed- nesday evening. High man was George, Errington. The two ladies who shared the high card score were Helen Stothers and Margaret Er- rington. Low scores were Ted Bowers for men and Cora Sherwood for the women. Prizes were maple syrup donated by Frank Pentland. Gord Schultz is a patient in Wingham Hospital as a result of a heart attack suffered Friday night at home. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. The large barn and milking parlor on the farm of J. C. and Emily Drennan on the 6th of Ashfield was destroy- ed by tire on Sunday morn- ing. Destroyed in the fire were ten calves but fortun- ately the milking herd was saved. Elsie Irvin and Nora Saun- ders attended the Presbytery convention held in Sault Ste. Marie this past two days. The many friends of Eve- lyn Smith of Chatham in this area will be glad to know she is home from hospital and improving steadily. Her sist- er is staying at her home with her. Florence Berry has return- ed to her home following a sixteen day stay in University Hospital in London. Betty Sproul is also a patient in University Hospital on the fourth floor. Dungannon United Church A Service of Dedication was held at Dungannon Unit- ed Church on Sunday during which the organist, Jean Elliott, presented an organ hymn book in memory of Annette Dickson Kerr, who was a faithful member of Nile - Dungannon choir. Rev. Roberts led in the prayer of dedication. Rev. Roberts preached his sermon on the story of Shad- rach, Meshach and Abed- nego from the book of Dan- iel, emphasizing their faith in God. The children's story was about sharing, how we can all share love. The choir sang two an- thems, In the Garden, and, Sweet Hour of Prayer. Dungannon U.C.W. The Dungannon U.C.W. held their April meeting at the home of Donna Alton with nine ladies responding to the roll call, An Easter Thought. The devotional was taken by Helen Dawson, who read two articles, Not All Bargains are Bargains, and, Self Dedi- cation is Contagious. Nora Saunders gave a reading, A Talk from a Tulip. Donna Young read a humorous poem, Storytime. The president, Nora Saun- ders, took the chair for the business which included minutes read by secretary, Donna Alton and the treasur- er' 5 report by Helen Dawson. Correspondence included letters from Alcohol and Drug Concerns and Camp Bimini. Bessie McNee gave the feature for which she told two Easter legends, The Legend of the Robin and The Legend of the Dogwood Tree. Tinie Logtenberg informed the ladies that choir collars have all been laundered and repaired and she mentioned the possibility of getting second hand choir gowns to replace the old ones at a future date. Lunch was served by Don- na Atlon and Doris Hodges and a social time enjoyed. Dungannon 01 4-H By Lori Pentland Dungannon til 4-H club resumed their meetings with a discussion of their skit for achievement day and the agenda for meetings six and seven from the members' pamphlet. The girls plhayed Guess Time and the winner, Jean McWhinney received a choc- olate Easter bunny. Angela and Arletta Glenn won the game, Roulette Review and shared the prize of an Easter bunny. Turn to page 14e Whitechurch women's institute hold annual meeting •from page 9 Mr, and Mrs. Hector Pur - don of London spent the weekend with his sister, Cassie Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Irwin and Cody of Lucknow visited on Saturday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin. Whitechurch W.I. The annual meeting of Whitechurch Women's Insti- tute was held on April 12 with a pot luck dinner at 12 noon prepared by Mrs. John- son Conn, Mrs. Elgin John- son and Miss Merle Wilson. The president, Agnes Far- rier welcomed all and opened the meeting. The minutes were read by secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. Russel McGuire. The correspondence included many thanks from those re- ceiving fruit boxes, informa- tion on a resolution re: paper bags for potatoes, and 4-11 club achievement days. The roll call was answered by payment of fees and giving the name of both grandmothers. Miss Merle Wilson gave the report of the annual meeting March 22 at Kincar- dine. The standing committee conveners gave their reports. Mrs. Alan Falconer gave the current events. The minutes of the 1982 annual meeting were head by the secretary, Mrs, McGuire. Mrs. Rena Fisher installed the officers; president, Ag- nes Farrier; first vice, Mrs. John A. 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