The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-12-21, Page 24virmiostRy
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*Make this holiday
a happy one
for everyone!
Durkg the festive season,
it is traditional to Putaside
our cares, but safety is one
care that should never be
set aside.
Accidents don't take time off foe
h011days! Indeed. the holiday sea-
son, with its added hazards, calls
• for even more alertness and cau-
tion while driving or walking!
On Sunday in Wingham Presby-
terian Church, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gaunt attended the baptismal
service of their grandson... William
• David John, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Gaunt and spent the after-
noon with them. •
• Anne Rintout and Marilyn
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Donald C. Thompson, Ptigiober
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Three Huidred Attend Coalman Carol
.Singing At Lucknow District High School
cso.sonaay December 18. forScon Peck the Halls", Won-
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one and one-half hours in the derful Story of Love". and '"Seek- .
afternoon, Christmas. music filled uigFor Me". The Harrn°nettes
the auditorium of Lncknow Dist- and Hi -Tones combined to render
rict High School. The Band, dir- 0 Holy Night!" and "airinnlas .
ected by Elwin Hall. played carols comes 'Again" With Mrs. Hewitt J.
before the service began. Then ... at the piano. Accompanied by her
and district sing sixteen old, fan*- ninestudent, mother.. Patricia Common, a grade,
student, sang *leg, Bambino"
three hundred residents of •Lucknmy
iliar carols under the leadership' Bob Hall was at the piano as Ricky
of Elwin Hall and Lloyd Ackert, Pritchard and Andy Anderson play -
who kept the singing.on a very ed "Sii4et Bells" °Ell their :trumpets
personal and infccmal and Bob also played as Mr'. Hall
Noel Mason, organizer of the and Rev. Laird Stirling played
service, was the master ,of cerem- ...Star of the' East" *using baritone.
oaks.. He introduced many special horn and trombone. During the.
guests who contributed to the prori carol Singing. ShatYn Mowbray
• ,
rame Rosalene Phillips, on accompanied. her .
accordian; played "Angels We Donati'ons for food boxes students
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are preparing totalled 340.20.
Have Heard on High" and "Silent •
Nighr; a male quartette Compos- • „„ •
ed of Austin Lame; Cyril Brown, •
Waynelimieson and Dale Halden- Mrs. Wm. Wharry
by, and accompanied by Mrs. Wm. • •
• •SpeaksTo Pupils
Cameron. returned on Thursday rms. winiath..wharry pf.thckuow
fran.their '2 weelcs tour at .
Nassau. • Jag Friday spoke to grade 7 pupils
Mr. and Mrs.Bob Gordon of
lat Luelinow PubliC School in geog-
Waterloo ., spent the reek end
raphytclass taught by Miss Helen
with
her.parents Mr. and Mrs.. Levier-. 111116mPsee-
. Tbe grade 7 pupils heard ?dirs.
Wharry speak and Show. slides in •
.
a most interesting manner
Of NeWfoundianol where she and
ence Taylor. :
'Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of
Brussels visited Sunday .With Mr.. •
and Mrs. Bill Rintoul and family. 'her husband had visite.d Septem-
CANDLELIGHT SERI/KE tier Grade 7 are studying Newfonn-
Calvin-Brick
.
Messengers held' -
their December meeting after cilpresently G9eselimanlyinatrtodschucedool.mrs.
church on Sunday. Der'is Coultes whatry and thanks was eaptessed •
was the leader and Jim gobellsnn• 'on behalf of the class by Elizabeth
was the pianist. Those taking part Ritchie.
m the 'Candle light service were •
Linda McGee. Joyce Coultes.. •
Barbara Pattison, Jim Beecroft . .
and Doris Coultes. The scripture
wasread byLinda McGee. Prayir .1(INLO)
was given by Morgan Robenstal.' •"'
A duet was sung by Cathy
Chandler and Marian McGee with Remtie Gra.hana of Toronto ,
• Mrs...George.McGee pianist. . •visited last week at the' homes of
The offering' was received by Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham. and
Douglas and Donald Shiell and • Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Machntes.
the. offertay prayer was given by Mr.. and Ms. WM. Haidenby
Doris Collies. Joyce Taylor read were in Toronto on Friday. Keith
a Chrintnas poem. Mrs.,Ncrtriart Redston. a #ncrlent at !galloi.
cotitres gave the story' 'wiles returned home with them to spend
Little Black Anger after which Christmas vacaticn with '!.1115 parent'
•I all went to their Sunday:School Mr. anoimIll. Pill Poillston and
claStOs. brother Ken,
Telll NfiacKenzie is a patient
in Winghara and District Ilbspital.,
• • 'We wish him a speedy recovery.
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for %.Q j
Ch r4Ma••• Z00% ame
iov dfonill friend -hap,.
• Francis Boyle of Limon TownshiP
• was installed 'as Woritipful Master.
01 Cid LiEtat Lode
and A.M. at the rezular Decern;
•betmeeting. Installing officer •
Was W'allacd Conn assisted b •
other members of the Lodge. Wall-
ace was fillianz in for Sam Alton.
Who has conduCted the installation ..
service ,fer several .years, but whO
was not able to participate fhb
year because Of illness.' • -
• immediate 'pastt manter is Dona:d
Macktyre. Oth. er officers include
senior warden. lack Fisher: junior
watder. Ken MacDonald: senior
deacon Girvin noed; sur,ior dea-
con, Dtnald Sc chaplai,
• Wallace Conn: treasurer, W.B..
Anderson; secreta,4.
outer zuard. rani Hawthorne:(
inaterguard. En, Pa: senior
steward, Frat.l.g MaL;I:en; .unicr•
stewarL� *,.!orzat4. :chn!lter.
• Santo is
hero to
•*Wish you
oil good
cher, and
•so Ore
• we! We're
hoping.thot
oll of
the grootost
holiday gifts
OM yours.
the "glad tiding's of
-great joy" that so filled the shepherds
— 1 with wonder that twit
Christmczs bring the same
love and peace to yott
and yours this Christmas Dui.