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W DNKSDAY e .JAN. 4t!t, 1967
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; LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Present Graduating Pins To At First Class
Joseph's School At C.W.I.. Meeting
StR Joseph's Catholic .Women's,'
League"of I i'ngsbridge held their
Christmas Meeting and .party,
Approximately 60 members and
guests were; present.:' Among them
• ,were Father Mooney "from Winghani
the.membeis' husbands, St. Jos.
eph's'Schooi Teachers, ..1966 grade
8 Grads and•j966 Newlyweds•of the.
Parish.' Mrs; Audrey Carver gave a
very interesting report on the
P, T.,A.:;meeting held in .Goderich
recently.
' -Sister .Mar Elaine' was the guest.
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speaker thereand she outlined •f•
foufrules:.for 'Parents. ;1- Children...
• are like•sponges; , give a good exarr '
• pie and 'they are bound to''soak it
up, ;2. -;Love them; • theirgreatest
fear is not to be loved anymore.
3 -: Letthem learn of; the :love be
tween the parents; this makes them.
feel. secure . 4 Accent the: positiVE
set asidea few moments every d'ay.
,:for• thein Father Caruana read • the •
Marriage 'Ceremony 'as it is con-
ducted" on the dayof the'• Weddin
g
The President, Mrs, Carl ;Reigling,
commented " Yt is .•g.. ood for us all ;
to renew 'our r.narfiage vows;" and it
•.is also a, iood .thing' for the young
'.adults present :to' hear the romises.
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The •Educater"'Convenor; Mrs;
rother
ill'iam Kinahan `Is
Ordaifled .A:,Priest'
H'is'Excellancy, .C:' Emmett
Carter. .'Bishop.of London, on Sun-
day, December llth 'ordained to.the
priesthood, in St. Columban's Chu
•rch near.Seaforth, Gordon Francis:•
:Kennedy,• son .of Mr, and Iv1rs.
Angus Kennedy .• Assistingthe bish-
op` in the ceremony were Fathers
L. Pare; L Coughlin, F. Moylan,
and.F.• McCarty,'C S.B..
Before: a. congregation made up
Of St:. Columban'parishoners,.rel-
atives. friends,•' local cleray.and,
,Basilian Fathers Bishop. Carter;, by
his imposition';of hand, s, conferrred•
/the Sacrament of .the=Priesthood .:
At the 'end'of'the •Mass and
Ordination rite; the bishop spoke
• . briefly to ..the' assembled congrega-
tion and to the new priest. •Follow`---
:inplthe•Ordination ceremony,'
Father' Kennedy gave his first Sunday school : Murra�' Simpson
•priestly' blessing to all in attendane .and Donald Ross,, accorrlpanied
On Sunday morning Father Kenn .by'Mrs.I Donald Ross, swig Away
edy was the ,Principal Celebrant in in .a Manger ::
his First Mass of Concelebration, . Mrs.:Victor Emerson's class gave,'
•Following -the Mass, a dinner' was a Fleury Van"Dyke. reading "K,eep•
served intthe. Parish `Hall ;ro:the';' in' Christmas" and then;followed .'
pests. Miss, Hilda Kenned.
u . y, god-wittl. a talk on "Others" The class; •'
•mother: of the new: priest was Mist 'on behalf of the Sunday^school;,
ress of Cerenomes� or the event • .presented gifts to• other's who ;had
,arid Father L,, Coug" lin brought assisted in-Sunday.school work
',greetingsfrom the Parish. Father Janie'Lai-d'law read an, address to
:Kennedy's` sister, Mrs. 1n�illiam .. Mrs. Johnston' Conn; Sunday '
• Kinahan, of West W;awanosh Town- •school• pianist and Ruth Elliott.:pre
ship replied ori behalf o.f•his family . 'sented!�her with ,a'gift , Doris rishetb
Reis .Miltenburg, ' presented' seven
,graduating pins to the first •gradi
uates of the new St.:. Joseph's_;
school.' Presented with the pins
areas follows; Nold'a Miltenbttrg,
Denise Dalton, Marlene.Dren•nan,
Frances' Hogan; Gary •Courtney,
Joseph Austin and Ron Boeul.
Entertainment followed. Two
:Maltese songs were sung'by the"..
school choir:...Ursula"Courtney read
part of the 1966 Valedictorian's
speech. /Cathy. Hogan., Peter Fray.-
tie, and, Mary Ann O'Keefe gave a
fevf.. •amusing •anecdotes of their
schbol year and churns, Anita Hog.
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an 'plaYed the .Melodica.
-.Mrs, .Orman Heffernan;, Social ..
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Mr.
Convener, presented•the ewly-
w,eds of the, parish with."Sick 'call
Crucifixes." Those presented are
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as follows; Mr. and Mrs. Brian..
Dalton,, Mr.•;arid Mrs. F nk,Reig
ling, Mr. and Mrs. 'Albe t Heffer-
nan,. and •Mr. and Mrs: 'nald •
Durnin.
Miss Barbara Winter,, ,,School
Principal,' `demonstrated' nd. ave'.
the• purpose; of the .AdventWreath.
Mrs. Mark Daltnn motioned,that
the meeting be closed Presents
:.were distributed by Mr, and Mrs.
,Santa Claus, namelY, ' . and Mrs
Eugene ,Frayne. •
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-EImers.O.C. Entertain Guests 4shieW.M.S.
(Whitechurch News). bells,, 'team bells, ,neck yake bells,; '(Ashfi'eld"News)
On• Wednesday afternoon. at
o'clock the C.O.C.; members of ' •
Chalmers. Presbyterian Church ,
• thein mothers and leaders, Mrs'..
Hugh Simpson and. Mrs•. Earl Cas-
lick entertained the United Church
Messengers, and their leader., 'Mrs.
Dave;Gibb,, .' •
The Call to Worshi ' was iven b
P.. g Y.
Mrs. Hugh Sitnpson,.The carol:Joy
,to the World was sung and the
Lords'Frayer repeated by all. Kathy
.Purdon with her recitation welcom-
ed all...'
The Scripture was read by Jimmie
Pe Boer' and. Cecil De Boer led. in
prayer. .
The`'offering' was received by Rob
ert Watt ,and,the offertory ,prayer•:.
was given by.Doris Fisher., •
Ruth Elliott gave a piano solo
Away in a Manger,; and a reading
"Far aW ay in Bethlehem"
A trio - Cecil De Boer, Paul •
E1T ott and.Murray Simpson sang
'Away in'a. Manger. `Mrs. Victor
Emerson gave a reading. - "It's Q. K.
Son; Everybody does it" which
proved incidents in Johnny',s .life
,frorn.6,to 19.years of age that his
parents:and relatives had cheated
but when Johnny.. at 19 was caught
with answers :at school and sent
home in disg race: his parents and
relatives were horrified and said -.
If.its anythingwe can't stand its a
kid who cheats.'
Mrs Emerson then told the Story
of Bells having on display
replica .of school bell, - hand school
bell, strings',.of`bells which went
around a horse shaft, bells, `back.
Present Gifts Of Apprecia#ion .And � ".
Attendance Awards Ott Chalmers Concer
(Whitechurch News)
Chalmers ,Presbyterian Sunday!
School held 'Christmas concert on
Thursday e.Vening,,• Decernber• 22nd.
in the: Sunday School•'room . 1fie .
pre schoolers David Elliott , „Don.
ald..and.NormanWatt were center
':ed .around':.the Babe in the Manger
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• while ::Away in.Manger was sung.
Their :teacher is •M.iss Barbara
Pardon . •
Wendy Reynolds,•primary teacher
had members of ,her class. 'Baty
Elliott, Robert Watt, Lori Purdon;
Linda Moore:, 'Bobbie. Ross, give
recitations concerning the letters 1
"in the word Chriseinas.
Joann Laidlaw's class Jimmie
Henderson :Debbie,. Reynolds,
Cathy •Purdon, Cecil De Boer;all
gave scripture verses•learned in
rhythm.•liand:bells, cow bell,; rnel-1 The December meeting of the
ody bells and 'row the only brass j W . M,, S. held in,the 'church school
factory in Canada is at ,Breslau, was atended by l2eight members with
Ontario operated, by Carl and Her- ,' Mrs. John. MacCraspleader.
'worth?Stoermer. The youngest'
1 -Mrs.
Hugh MacKenzie had the
•c ildren pr sent were caedto the-71
Mac'
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front and each given •a bell which . s 'Lerman read a paper.' Poems were
read' 'by Mrs:
they wee
to ring_while�the 'audien-i;. MacCreight and; Mrs..
ce sang ,single •Bells. Mrs. Emerson
was thanked by Mrs..Simpiori,for
her humorous talk and presented
by •Lori' Pardon with at'gift.
-Irene De, Boer gave a reading;' '
"Far., -away in .Bethlehem" Another
Carol was sung and Murray Simp-.,
son closed ,the meeting with prayer
Many enjoyable games were en
joyed by the children•, supervised
by Mrs. Donald Watt. who had
prizes for the winners. •Lunch and
candy were served by the C. O, C.
and •helpers. At the conclusion of '
lunch the children gathered around •
• and ;examined and .rang the bells
as any had never seen this ' .
pemof bell - .
MacMurchy . Mrs:. Ross led in
• prayer. Carols were• sung and roll,
.call answered With' a Christmas
verse:., ,
Dungann�n C.GJ.T
Christmas Meeting
The C. G.I T. girls:held their
Christmas meeting'on December
22 in the bungannon United Churcl
school' rooms and openedtheir
meeting with a hyrnn and purpose.
With Sandra Errington reading the.
•scripture.
The :girls are doing liquid embr-
Sunday. School superintendent,. and
Jim D.e Boer made the:.gift present
atton •
Although •completely taken by
. surprise all thanked the class for
thinking of them.
Mr: Watt's class•had a`contest.
On the White side' was. Irene„De.
Boer', Ronnie .,Henderson and Har-
vey. Craig ; On the. Blue`` side was
Paul Elliott, -Arthur Henderson
:ar`id.Darlene Sinspson•. Mr. Watt
gave .the 'question: and the, first
one ringing, the bell and "giving the
correct answer scored:. In the first
5 minutes the Whites `had 15' and
theBlues 7. In the next,5 minutes;
the: Whites had a score; of 3 and
the.Blues 2. ,43.
A film The 'corning of the
'Shepherds'•` and "The visit of the
'Wise Men” was shown. •
,Mr. Ira Wall, Superintendent,
presented' awards for perfect ,att
endance to Jim DeLBoer, Lori
Pardon, 'Janie Laidlaw, Cecil De
i3per .and. Cathy P:iirdon. Those who
: to ssed one Sunday were'Irene Ile
Boer, :Ruth Elliott:, •Paui, Elliott,
Barry. Elliott, Paul Laidlaw, .David`
Elliott. Those absent,2 Suridays,;
Murray Simpson, Douglas Ross,
Bobbie: Ross Three. Sundays absent
was•'Darlene Simpson '- • • °`
Santa'Claus arrived and pre° ented
'gifts and bags `of ;candy to •ail a.fter:.
" which lunch was served,
Alvin 'Rau representing the Father
• . Stephen•.Eckert Council of. the
Knights'.o�f`Columbus presented the
guest of honour With.a cheque.
Father•Kennedy thanked the
Knights of, Columbus and all`wh,o
had contributed -to his reaching -
the priesthoodand who had. Made.
,the occasion a success.: In the: aft-
ernoon a reception was held at• Mr:
and Mrs, A. Kennedy's home.
Father Kennedy is a •member of
the Congregation of St, Basil; a
community of',priests dedicated .
. to the education'cif youth. After
completing his theological studies :
this year,. he will be teaching in
• one cif the high sch 1 Lode
y e B Tari Fathers
addressed,Mrs .'John. Gaunt ,
:day School :treasurer, and. Betty
Carrpbell, made the presentation
Miss' 17bris .Ross;'• being .absent,
was sent het gift as she, had ,mark,...
•ed their work books, Mary Lou'
Wall; addressed Mr. Watt/and .Panl
•
Laidlaw presented hini with a.
gift as'he had taken the class
while Mrs; Cmer'son was away to
the West. .
Jim:Boer, :its the absence of
Wesley Tiffin,. called .on Mrs
and she received the address.
Tiffinn
Paul Laidlaw' made they.
presentation to Mr. Tiffin because
of his assistance as song leader:'
• "� y Y r• r n t l l r_ri � '4�,�;,d,;,�I;�k�..GX+AI l .. :'
�idCci'ndI�Ight
ServIceAt Ashfield
•(Ashfield. News)'
.The C, G.1. T. under the•leader .
sh ip,of Mrs. Jin; West; assisted by.
Barbara Mackenzie, held.•a candle,
light service on'Sunday evening:-'•
Jan Simpson`.led the service": Jane
M•dncrief was candlelighter and
Betty Simpson 'and Donna Wy1ds,
rcadets. •Nancy Mactinna•n'was
organist. The• Nativity scene was
w„ .w
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Presenfi Awards
AtChurch Concert
(Ashfield News)'
Church School =Concert was held-
Friday,evening Soloss, choruses,.
readings;:-a-tnanger Scene,, select
`ions on guitar and accordian were
rendered by the pupils'.' Rev, Neil
MacCornbie and 'Reuben Wilson,`
assistant'' Superintendent gave:the
attendance.' awards.' There are 88::'
pupils on the roll in 11 classes. •
Sidery with the assistanceof their
leaders, Mrs. Ivan, Rivett, and Mrs.
Robert Jefferson: Carols were sung_
with. Karen Rivett as; pianist and'the
meeting closed' with an exchange
of gifts and lunch ' The girls enjoy
ed;'skating in Lucknow the Week .,
beforeas a social part oftheir
meeting.
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