The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-19, Page 4PAGE 4—GOD413ICI-1 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1974
DUNGANNON DOINGS,,
Mrs Mary Bere
DUNGANNON W.I. Donna Young; Stewardship
The December meeting of and Recruiting, Gloria Pear -
Dungannon Women's Institute son, Jean f,rrington, Carol
was the fourth special event for Reed; Finance, Bessie McNee,
our 60th Anniversary, year. The Helen Dawson, Emma Rivett.
first-waS the "Kick -Off' ' at Nile Supply ' and Social
when guests were entertained; Assistance, Emily Drennan,
the second, at Brookside; the Beth McConnell, Ruby Fin -
'third a summer picnic; and -this nigan; Social Functions, Doris
was the "goal" or final Hodges, Carol ,Reed, Marina
celebration .. at the annual. Park, Gloria Pearson,. Donna
Christmas party. Alton; 'Pianist, Carol Reed;
The president, Mrs. Graham Buying Committee, President,
McNee, welcomed the members Treasurer and Head of
with husbands or guests. Fifty- Finance; nominating commit -
one enjoyed a bountiful tee, Marjorie Pentland, Donna
.smorgasbord turkey meal in the Alton; card purchasing, Cora
S.S. rooms of Dungannon Sherwood, Cora Thompson;
United Church. This was Wed- Special 50th Anniversary Com%
nesday, December 11. ,.mittee from U.C.W., Olive
Mrs. Lorne Ivers as.convener Blake, Elina • Reed,. Plossie
of the Anniversary committee Ivers, 'Helen Stothers.
spoke of the charter meeting 60 • •
years ago, and conducted the SOCIAL NEWS.
program using Carols 'intermit- Mr. and Mrs. Harold River's
tently during the evening, with .of Gpderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan as Geo. Bell, Kincedine, called
pianist. Several stores and in- on Mrs. Minnie Tones and Mel -
terested persons donated favOrs on Saturday.
which were placed—by each ----1,tingaiiriOn Eifil'Orer-S—are
plate. These specials were ap- meeting on Monday this week
preciated. because of school Christmas
• Branch Directors, Mrs. Jack concerts on their regular night.
Clements and Mrs. Lorne Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins
Hasty •presented gifts to :the returned home from hospital
following: Elmer Black.icky on Sunday afternoon.
plate; Gordon Finnigan, lucky Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Caesar
chair; Mrs. Harry Giryin, spent the weekend visiting
lady's birthday closest to relatives in Akron, Ohio. Miss
December 11; man's birthday, Jan Caesar visited her cousins,
Ivan Rivett; lucky number, Mary and Lynne Anderson
lady, Mrs. Doug Young; lucky while her parents were away.
number, man's, Fred Young. Visitors with.,Mr. anc(Mrs.
Mrs. Wilbur Brown gave a Chas. Fowler for the .ptist two
resume of hightights of . In- weeks were her sisters, Mrs. C.
Atitute work from 1914 1974; C. Anderson-of-Winnipeg,N7an.
of Red Cross work during and Mrs. Elsie Lewis, Roland.
World War I and .II; of the Man.
40th Anniversary, 50th. An- On . Friday, .Mrs. Fowler's
niversary .and now the 60th; of niece, Mrs. . Norman
life membershipsand extended MacDonald . of Rexdale visited
season's greetings to all. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler.
Mrs. Russell Alton favored Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Lewis •
withtwo lovely solos, "0 Holy accompanied her 'home to Rex- •
—Night" and "Silver Bells". All dale for a couple of days before
enjoyed two readings, "The taking the plane to return West
Bald -Headed Man" and "Post- op Monday.
poned" by Miss Beth • McCon- ' , Mrs, Goldie Carter was taken
nell. to hospital in Goderich by -am-
• A •rnotto which had been bulance on, Friday.
prepared and given by Mrs. L. Sympat1-6, is extended th
Ivers in Oct. 1973, was re -read husband, family arid friends on
by 'Mrs. Cecil BLake, entitled . the death of Mrs. Cliff Hackett,.
-"Wholesome Homes are .Step- nee Pearl Finnigan, a foriner. •
ping Stones to. Great Nations". resident of Dungannon and..
The. exchange of gifts was West Wawanosh.
conducted by Mrs. Harry Gir- Mr. Jim Blake of Alliston
vin and Mrs. Alvin Kerr. Mrs. spent Saturday with his
Ivers thanked all'. who had mother, Mrs. Cecil Blake..
helped with the spetial an- On Sunday Mrs. Cecil Blake
niversary programs 'thriiughout .joined her brother Richard
theWyear. • Kilpatrick •and Mrs. Kilpatrick
Chairs were re-arranged..for in Winghamfor their family,
the main feature which wa-§lhe Christmas gathering .which was
viewing of many slides shO'wn —being held early as Mr. and
by Mrs. Warren Zinn, with
cornmentary, assisted by
Warren and by Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Rivett who had toured
Holland, Germany, Austria and
Switzerlan in .July.
DU GANNON U.C.W. '
The Dungannon United
Church Women were hosts to
th* church ladies. and their
children at their,.annual Christ-
mas pbt luck luncheon. Thirty-
two ladies and sixteen children
enjoyed this Christmas
meeting.
Following lunch, Rev. R. C.
McClenaghan showed a film on
the Christmas story, especially
for the children, and this was
enjoyed by all.
The president, Autrey.klasty,
welcomed everyone and a gift
exchange took place. -Chreistmas
carols were enjoyed with Carol
Reed at the piano. •
The officers for 1975 were in- •
stalled by Rev. McClenaghan
in an impressive service.'
Devotional service for &af-
ternoon was convened by
Gloria Pearson assisted by
Donna Young and Ruby
McClenaghan. The theme was
"God News." ,
During the business period
Audrey Hasty thanked all com-
mittees for their interest and
efforts during the past year arid
asked for. the co-operation of
the new executive for 1975.
List of officers for DungaR-
non U.C.W. for 1975,
Past President, Bes,:ie
McNee; President, Audrey
Hasty; First Vice -President,
Tina Logtenberg; Second Vice -
President, Ruth Wintemute;
secretary, Donna Alton;
treasurer, Helen DaOson; press
reporter, Mary Bere..
,Committees: Representative
to Official Board, Audrey
Hasty; Mission and Service,
• 'Helen Dawson, Bessie McNee;
-Board of Stewards, Olive
Blake; Citizenship and"' Social
Action, Dorothy Pentland:
Marjorie Pentland; Community
Friendship and Visiting, Ruth
Wintemute, Cora Sherwood;
Literature and Program, Ruby
IVIcelenaghan, Delores Culbert,
Marjorie Pentland; °Christian
and Missionary Educatiiin,
Olive Blake, Emily Drennan,
Mrs.. Kilpatrick are going to
Hawaii soon,
Rev. , and Mrs. R. C.
McClenaghan. entertained the
Board of Directors of 'Huron
.County 'Children's Aid Society
at lunch on Wednesday
Eldon
McClenaghan,
Queen's University, Kingston, .
is spending the Christmas
vacation. with his parents. Rey.
and Mrs. McClenaghan.
Gerry • Bere is home Jrorn .
Fanshawe College, London for
the holiday. • •
Sympathy is extended to
family and friends. of Mrs.
Robt. Wilson. nee Ada Sproul,
who passed away in Goderich. ,
She is a ',ister of Mrs. Art
Elliott, Mis, Clara Sproul and
Harold Sproul, Davidson, Sask.
.. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Iryin
went to London on Tuesday to
.visit his father Mr. WM. Irvin,
who has undergone surgery on
his leg. On Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stirling Thamgville
and saw their little 'grandson
for the first time. •
Mr. and Mrs. • Dick Park
visited in Glencoe on the
weekend with their daughter
Heather and her husband.< Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Dauphin.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Dauphin on the
birth of a daughter on Decem-
ber 15, 1974.
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