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DUNGANNON NEWS
On Thursday, \December. 4,.1975,
at 7 p.m. Dungannon Women's
Institute members, each with a
guest, held their arinual Christmas
Party in the church S.S. rooms. It
was a smorgasbord pot luck meal
with turkey and all the trimmings.
The president, Mrs. Graham
McNee, welcomed all present and
opened with the singing of the W.I.
Grace accompanied by Mrs. Gord-
on Finnigan at the piano, followed
by a toast to the Queen.. Three
tables were beautifully decorated
and serviette hOlders and place
cards had been made to add to the
colour.. Following the bountiful
meal Mrs. Harry Girvin and Mrs.
Elmer Black distributed the ex-
change of gifts.
PRESENT LIFE MEMBERSHIP,
Miss Beth McConnell recited
"Christmas at the Purple Bean"
and "What the Little Girl Said".
Mrs.' McNee then asked bArr7g Black'
to assist her in makink 'the
presentation of a life membership
certificate and pin to Miis Beth
McConnell. In her address Mrs.
Black told of Beth's willingness to
give readings or prepare topics
through many yearS - back to Jr.
Institute days. Although taken
completely by surprise 'Beth ex-
pressed her appreciation and her
thapks. Carol singing was then
enjoyed. — '
Miss Ruth Thompson from
Lucknow was introduced as guest
speaker by Mrs. .Cecil Blake. Miss
Thompson showed, slides of her trip
to Africa, describing Nairobi in
Kenya - the flowers, trees;
buildings, parks. etc; also Tangan-
yika and described the, field trips to
see the many wild animals. Her
talk was interesting, concise and
humorous. Mrs. E. Black, 1st vice
president.- thanked the gueSt
speaker and presented her with 'a
W.I. plate. Mrs. Robert Irvin 'ran
the projectOr. -
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney expres-
sed thanks to the executive who
had made the Christmas Party a
success and Mrs. McNee closed-the
meeting by wishing all a Merry
Christmas.
HURONVIEW BIRTHDAY PARTY
On November 19, Dungannon
Women's Institute provided a
program for the November birth-
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day party at Huronview
Mrs. Elmer 'Black,
president introduced
Irvin as chairlady. Th
consisted of bagpipe se
Mrs. Harold Elliott, r
Miss Beth McConnell
Lorne Ivers, followed by
carols led by a cho'
members. Gifts 'were
birthday, residents and
enjoyed by all present.
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