The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-12-13, Page 151316, 110
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OLIVET NEWS
The Messengers conducted the
orship service in SundarSchoot
•3 Sunday, Scripture and comments
eresiven by Joyce Black. Ronnie
ioGuire gave a reading on fdend-
tip. A letter and christrnas card
• 'ere read ban,' Young Soon, the
id in Korea that the Messengers
iopted.
Mr. and 1v113. Oscar °White.have
:en helping son -in -Jaw, Jim
(cNairirof Seaforth to harvest
nips whenever the weather per-
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Mrs. WalterBlack and Mrs. Har-
k! Vogan and son Leonard visited
I St. Joseph's Hospital, London
ith Miss Alice Hardngton and also
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THE °LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;CNITAR19.
KINLOUGH
We extend sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs,, Harold Elliott and family in
the sudden passing of their son,
Murray at the age of 13 years. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett and
son Howard and friend of Toronto
spent Saturday with Arthur Halden-•
by and with Nits'. Haldenby who
was a patient in the Wingham and.
District. Hospital. She returned
home on Saturday.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
•concert will be held on Friday.
ning, December 15th., 0'
Edna and May Boyle will be host -
with Mr.Vogan in Victoria Hospital
• Mr. and Mrs. Henry0HoWes of
• lastowel visited on Sunday with Mi.
and Mrs. Walter Black and family.
Ruth White. was a week end guest
of MissJoan Thompson of Ripley.
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PAGE FIFTEEN,
esses for the A. Ce W. and Evening
Workers meeting on Thursday
'(to -day).
Express Sympathy
To Gibb F9mily
WHITECHURCH NEWS •
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This community extends to Mr,
and Mrs. Alexander Gibb and fam-
ily of Clintonltheir sincere sym-
pathy in the aCcidental-deatit of
their six year old son. Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Gibb of Whitechurch are an
Uncle and Aunt. The .Gibb
at one time were Whitechurch res-
idents residing,in the home now
owned by Mrs.Robert Ross.
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Mr. and Mrs.' Elob Evans of Handl
ton were Sunday VLsitors•at.Wing-
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Word was received on Wednesday
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mother, Mrs. .R..K. Miller Was •
store -keeper .fOr many years. He' ••
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Ivliller.and Mrs. Wallace' . •
Mrs. Gordon McPherson spent the.
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Thompson and sons at Oakville.
Next Sunday; •DeCeinber 1'lth will
be White Gift Sunday at the St
Helen's Church. Gifts will be giVen
to the Salyation Army in:Wingham.
Mrs Haryey Webb and Mrs.
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A lar•e-crowd attended the
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afgrdareVening in Langside
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made an attractive, setting. Chair -
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A welcome recitation was
• given by Ricky Conley. Nancy de .
,Boer, Ferne Kragt and Ingrid Kragt •
• sang.. A tableau, 7Christmes
Colours" was given by .children of.
Concession; 6, CulrOss.'Dialogue
"Making a Cake". was presented by
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• Bobby and koss,Moffai and .Ken
Scott': Bob flregnian, Philip•Steer
and Gordon Wall sang together.
Solos were sung by Hank Kragt Ji:
Laura Jean Conlan, 'Clark -Johnston
and Shirley 'Tiffin. Readings by
Mrs. Albert Lennips 'and John•Wall;, 7- .• •
duets by Agnes and Bob Bregman; •-
Margaret Vander klippe and•Dianne '
Askes; chorus by the Askes' , term.
ips' and Vander Klippe's children;
the Dutch Christmas Hymn was sung
in Dutch by l2'Who had come from . •
tr. '
Holland, and are now in the Lang-
side orrunttnity. A Diallogue "The
True Chrisnas7Waspresented.
-Recitations were given -by Marg-
aret and Alice Vander
Joanne Bregman, Sandra and'Greg
Gardner, Marty and Jamie Young,
• Hilda de Boer, Dianne Huffman,
Johnnie and Marty Askes; Lois'
• Hanna . • _ 4 •
Musical numbers included a piano
instrumental by Ferne ICragt, an
accordion number by Attiray Ntoff—
at, and a guitar 'And' saxophone .
nutriber by David arid Doug Wall.
• The chairman of ihe Hall Comm-
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ittee, Mrs. Gordon Wall spoke '
briefly and thanked all who had
taken Oa iraTIVVIV— "
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