The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-11-02, Page 24dungannon news
Couple from B.C. visit with mother in Dungannon
Ltwknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 2, 1983—Page 24
By Marie Park
Mts. Neil Davis and baby daughter, Alma
Christine of Brampton and Warren Bamford
of Cambridge visited for a day recently with
Bob and Helen Stothers.
Maty Glenn is a patient in Wingham
hospital with leg problems.
Elsie Irvin attended the wedding of
Roseanne Curran and Geoffrey Pulford in
London on Saturday. Roseanne is the
daughter of Mts. Jim Steele and the late
Bertram Curran..
Mt. and Mts, Bruce Payne of Victoria,
B.C. visited with his mother, Beatrice Payne
and other relatives recently.
The E+ungantion Seniors held a card patty
at Brookside School on October 26 with eight
tables in play. High lady was Kathleen
Glenn and low lady was Donna Powell. High
man was Art Stewart and low man was
Freeman Olson.
Dungannon U.C.W.
The October meeting of Dungannon
1J. C. W . was held at the hotne of Boris
Hodges cm October 18.
Tinie Logtenberg and Elsie Irvin gave the
bible reading and the devotional on Thanks-
giving. Short parts were read by Olive Blake,
Donna Alton, Nora Saunders, Gloria Pear-
son, Bessie McNee, Delores Culbert, Elsie
Irvin, Dorothy Pentland and Florence Berry.
The poem, 1 ask God for Strength, was
read. Elsie Irvin wive a reading entitled,
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three contests, Famous People, Name a
Tree, and Sea.
The business meeting followed with
minutes, correspondence and a report on
upcoming catering.
An invitation was read to attend Auburn
Thankoffering October 26, and the Willing
Workers bazaar and bake sale on November
19.
The toll call was answered with, What are
we most thankful for..
Tinie Logtenberg gave, as the feature, a
short reading, Ten Commandments of Good
Human frelations.
The meeting closed with the benediction
and lunch and a social time followed.
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Dungannon 4-11
On October 17 meetings N6 and 7 of the
Dungannon 4-H club were held at the home
of Mrs. Glenn.
In meeting 6 members looked at consumer
information and nail care. They talked about
applying nail polish. Heather Storey demon-
strated how to apply nail polish and then all
the girls tried it.
Meeting 7 was called Summing It tip. A
play, A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed,
was put on by some of the girls and they
played Buyer Bingo.
They discussed the demonstration, How to
Apply Make tip. The girls made plans for
Achievement Night, November 8 at Brook-
side Public School.
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