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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-09, Page 10THP:LAICKNOW SENTINEL, LUcKNOW ONTARIO Dungannon C.G.I.T. • Vesper Service bUN'GANNON NEWS The C.G.I.T. girls conducted' a lovely Vesper Service on Christ- 'Inas Eve', using slides,. the Christ- mas Story and Carol tinging, with the Candleight service. Nancy Errington sang a 5010, "0 Holy Night7. Attendance 'was irriall unfortunately. Leaders of C. C-.1. T. are,N2.s. Diane Park and ,`,1irs: Linda Du--in ST. HELENS LEFT FOR WEST. AFRICA . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Martin Richard of Wasaga , Wayne Ma of Rostock and Mr. and Mrs. E Gilmore of New Hamburg were Christmas visitors wiih,,their pa ents Mr. and. Mrs. Sheldo/Ma On December 31st, Mr. and M Ronald` Martin. and Richard left .for Liberia; West Africa on a t month stay ." Holiday visitors with.Mr. an Mrs. Andrew Gaunt were Mr. ,, Mrs. Murray Gaunt, Stephen a' Stephanie of Wingham, Les Ri chie of Lucknow.,,and Earl Sher wood of Carlow. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Thompso Benny and Billy of Caledon an Mr. Darcy Thompson of Trai B.C. were holiday visitors wit Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacPhe Mrs. Wilmer Harlton, Mary -Torn of Sr. Marys, Miss Mari. SoloMon of!Stratfotd , Mrs. V Wyck of. Wingham, Mr. and Cyril Campbell and Mr. ant Bert Gammie of LucknOw wer€ holiday visitors with, Mr. and Ross Gammie. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forster Wray and Wayne. were holida visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. Ve Hodgins at Bervie. Mr. and Mrs.: Frank Mewhi had their family home during holiday week, Marie of St: Catharines; Murray of Peterb ough , Douglas of Milton and Of Kitchener. Seven- tables enjoyed the S 'Party on Thursday evening in St. Helens Hall. High prize went to Allan Miller and Mrs Ross- Errington with second hi going to. Mrs. Doris Willis a "Pete" Jefferson. The most Shoots was won by Jim Robin of Kitchener. The next par on January 17th. Mrs. Harvey Webb left on day to spend the winter 'in Fl She acccimpanied Mr. Frank Howson of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gamn Jeff arid Donnie and' Mrs. Va Wyck of Wingham spent-a fe days' in Collirigwood with Mr Ann. Rosenhagen. On Baking Day ,• Wm . Fors and his family had a family gathering in Lucknow at the Hall. ' Terry WilsOn was a holida visitor with Mark Inns at Dr bo. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gau were New Year's visitors'witl and Mrs. Earl Sherwood at C MORTGAGES First and Second Mortgages BOUGHT-SOLD-ARRANGED Avoilable for: FARMS. RESIDENTIAL. IMPROVEMENTS. Financial Consultants Limited 47 Elora Street Harriston, Ont. 338-3037 PAISP': TIE • WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1 eientooki, ••',0%P1/40%!,°.,0%0'40:.•°404,04°044.44 % L.UCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B. A. Minister JANUARY 13th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School' 4:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sacrament of Holy Communion Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie and boys spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon of Kinloss. This week Mr. and Mrs .. MacKenzie are motoring to Toronto to spend New Years with his sister Mr. and -Mrs: Bill Barrett and family. Lucknoyir Presbyterian Church Rev. GlennNoble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 • JANUARY 13th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship KINTAIL 2nd Advent Candle was lit by Mis. Ross MacKenzie meaning 'Roanan Rules". Mrs. .MacKenzie then read Luke 1: '76 - 79 and John 1: 29 - 34.. Carol 165 , 1st and 2nd verses were sung. 3rd Advent Candle was lit, by Mrs. Emile MacLennan meaning "Language". Mrs. MacLerman read John 1:.1 - 14. Carol 172, 1st verse was sung. 4th Advent Candle was lit by Mrs. Jean West meaning "Expec , itation". Mrs. West read Matthew 2; 1 - 12, Carol 169 was sung. Roll call - name a Christmas custom from another land "was answered. by 14 members. Mrs. Ross MacKenzie ,led in the offera tory Prayer. Mrs. Ewan Mac- Lean had a reading on "No Room, and prayer was given by Mrs. Ross MacKenzie. . Business was conducted by Mrs. Jim West and reports,were given by the ladies in charge. The 'installation of officers was conducted by Mrs. Earl Howes as follows: Past President, Mrs. Ewan MacLean; President, Mrs. Jim West; 1st Vice, Mrs. Warren Wylds 2nd Vice , Mrs. Richard West; 3rd Vice, Mrs, • Stuart Mac- . Lennan; Secretary , Mrs. Donald -.Simpson; Literature and. Library, Mrs. Bill Ross; Life Membership, Mrs. Russel Swarn-Treasurer , Mrs. Bill Ross; Press Reporter , Mrs. , Lloyd Collins; Pianist, Mrs. Jim West; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Warren Wylds; Supply Mrs. Henry Mac- Kenzie; Friendship and, ,Service Mrs. Ewan MacLean; Home Help- ers, Mrs. Jack MacKenzie, Mxs. Gordon Robb; Explorers, Mrs. Allan MacDonald Mrs'. Russel , Swan, Wks. Lloyd Collins; Nomin- ating Committee , Mrs. Lloyd Collins, Mts. Ewan NiacLean, Mrs. Ross MacKenzie. Inspiring Evening At Ripley Church 5t. Andrew's United Church was filled on Sunday evening ; with members and friendrho were given a rare treat. A local choir known as "Joyful Voices" , and composed of local Dutch follt, gave a fine,presentation of hymns and songs which were a , real inspir- ation to their listeners. Don Cam eron of Lucknow is conductor of this choir. • Mr. Kenneth McLennan of Tor- onto then showed slides of India where he had spent some time the previous summer. Folks were es- peCially interested in the two Homes of Hope which JearrVan- ier had established for mentally retarded adults 'in Bangalore. and Calcutta. Folks were 'amazed at the great Crowds of people everywhere , many living their lives on the `streets,, but there was joy on the faces of the people and willingness to share whatever they pad. In' many cases they were very poor , with little .to share. Arrangements had been made by Mrs. Wm. Arnold-, President of St. Andrew's U.0 . W. and Mr. and Mrs. Baas Vanderhoek. An, opportunity to .get to know each other better was given over a cup, of coffee, and it- is hoped we' can share a similar experience in the not too distant future. Donald B. Blue expressed the appreciation of all. present to the choir .and Kenneth McLennan for an inspiring evening. Presb);teripn Evening Auxiliary The Evening Aukiliary of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church held their Christmas-meeting on Tues- day , December 18 'at 8 p.m. in the Church Basement with 20 lad- ies present. Miss Maudie Fisher president in charge opened the meeting •with a Christmas 'reading : I tlymn 113 "0 Come all Ye Faithful" was sung. The scripture and medita- tion was given by Mrs. Ross Gamtnie. Mrs. Ron Forster gaveseveral ' readings on Christmas legends. A musical number by Mrs. Donelda Scott on the piano called "Angel of Night" was much enjoyed. Mrs. Austin Linde presented the topic "The Christmas Story" based on legends and customs of other countries. The W. M.S . Purpose was re- peated in unison and the roll call answered The business and correspondence was discussed. Mrs. Bruce Raynard g4ve the re- port of the nominating coqimittee and presented-the new slife of officers for 1974. Mrs. Noble Johnston was in charge of the Installation Service, A Chistmas poem was read by Maudie Fisher. The closing hymn was While Shepherds watch- ed their flocks by,night and Mzs. Lloyd Moffat gave the closing prayer. Lunch was served by the corti- mittee , along .with a cup of tea ' and a social time. Treat Injuries At HOpital Mark Nesbitt, age 3y Wirighaqi, fell Off a snowmobile and lacerat- ed his lip December 18. Richard Whitby , age 14, Luck- now , son of Mrs. Syd Whitby, was admitted to hospital Decernbet 19 following a tobbogan accid- ent. Apparently Richard was , riding down a hill at the Lucknow . Ball Park ,when he was struck from behind 'by another tobbogan and irr jured his back. Larry Schiestel, age 17, R. R. 2 Wingham; driver of snowmobile was apparently crossing 'the Main Street in Teeswater December 23 , , when he struck a moving vehicle and a parked cal. Larry was ad- mitted- to hospital via ambulance with head injuries ,.abrasions and contusions, and internal injuries. He was 'transferred to Victoria • Hospital , London in fair condition Investigated by Walkerton 0.P .0.. R. Fleet. POINT TO PONDER A person who is wrapped up in himself makes a very small package. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH if J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service (Dutch, -1st Sunday of the month) a Mrs. Jim West Named President Mrs. .Ewan MacLean opened her home to the ladies of Ashfield Women's MWionary Sobiety for their Christmas meeting. Mrs. MacLean opened the.meeting and led in prayer. The Advent Wreath was explained, by the light: ing of, each candle by the follow- ing ladies: Centre candle was lit by Mrs.. Earl Howes meaning , "Love of God", Mrs. Howes' then read from john 1, Chapter 4: '1 - 16. Hymn 399, verses, 1, 2 and twas sung. 1st Advent Candle was lit by Mrs. Jim West meaning "Peace". Mrs. West then read from Luke 2: 1 - 14. Carol 171, 1st verse was sung. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton entertained Mrs. Sadie Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Al Hamilton of Lucknow.. Donald Hamilton and Paul mot- ored 'to Mooretown to attend a hockey "tournament. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maclntyre, were Mrs; Pearl Mac- • Donald of Kincardine, Jim and. Audrey O'Neill of Toronto, Rob and Marilyn Coleman of Guelph and Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Collins and family of Ashfield and Mr. and Mrs. Larr)i/viacIntyre of Brampton. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.'Jack Collinson and Jackie were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Collin- son , Jane and John of Goderich, Mrs. Effie Collinson and Bill of Kintail. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barger of Lucknow. Mr. and MO. Duncan Simpson spent 'Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson. Mr,. and Mrs. Rob Davey and family of Toronto and Donald Simpson Jr. of London were home for the holi- day. New Years Was held at the Duncan Simpson home with the Simpson 'families. , Gordon Boyd entertained the Boyd families at the :Hartley House in Walkerton. On December 19 Susan Hayes, age 15 , Wingham, had her foot run over by a car driven by her mother as .she was backing out of . , 'a driveway. Leo Kinahan, age 10, R. R. 2 Luclmow, receiveda laceration to right eye area on December 21 when caught by a group of skat- ers that fell at the Blyth arena. Addin Dawson, R. R. 5 Luck- nOw , age 18, fractured his left leg. Decethber 21 when he fell down a hay chute in his barn. He was admitted to hospital, his con- dition satisfactOry. On December 22 James Collins, Clinton, age 26 , while driving a snowmobile ran into a barbed wire fence on the Williamson farm at Walton. He received lacera- tions and abrasions to neck, and' chin. Wingham 0.P.P ., Balzer investigated. William Stacey, age 20, R. R. 2 Wingham, was admitted .to , 1Hospital via ambulance Decern- • ber 23 with a fractured right leg, I abraesions to chest after crawling- , to a residence to. Call for assist.; mice when the snowmobile driven 'by Theodore Saint struck some trees near the Western Foundry. Theodore Saint, age 25'., was dead on arrival at the hospital. Investigated by Wingham.O.P,P. Balzer and Corporal -Croskill.