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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-09, Page 13Shur-Gain Division Canada Packers Limited in' - pellets or kibble Anderson Flax Products imited THE LUCKNOW SEINTINEL.O:UCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN 1974 EDNE$DAY, JANUARY 9, 1974 ,n d on • d 'and nd it Mrs. s., Os: Ted 'ere riled to use avid week id in WIN WHITECHURCH Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Milligan, Mary Lou and Clara of Streets— ville on Saturday, December 22 moved to their new home at Whitechurch. The village of. Whitechurch extends to,them the right hand of fellowship. Christmassuests on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ben McClen- aghan add Mr. and Mrs-. Carl Mc- Clenaghan' were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss, Don,. Susie and k Janie, Mi. and Mrs. Ben Moss and Vicki of Petrolia , Mr.. arid Mrs. Melvin "McClenaghan and Michael of .Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs., Bill Parker and Bey of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Parker of London Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas Parker, Exeter , Mr. and Mrs. John Parker, London, Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Park- er of Huron Park,'/Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Mcclenaghan, Nancy, Mary Lou, John /Beaton, Donnie and his friend all of St. Thomas. ,Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClenaghan of Port Stanley. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT On Friday evening,, December - 21 Whitechurch United Church held their Sunday School ChriSt- mas Concert with Mr. Lariy King student minister chainhan. The Opening number Was prayer by Mr. King folloWed by a 'recitation by Nancy Quipp. Three songs by the Sunday School were.O Come All Ye Faithful, The First Noel and "C" is .for the' Christ Child. Recitations given by members of the priniary class were Tracy Harmon, Cindy 'Moore., Bobbie Jamieson,and Karen Laidlaw. Jack Whytock then played three violin solos accompanied by Mrs. Garnet Farrier , pianist. The audience then sang While Shep- herds Watch and 0 Come All Ye yaithfUl. The, -1VIanger Scene was hen presented by the primary lass and 0 Little Town of Bethle• em was surtg. Jimmie Laidlaw hen sanetwo solos'with Mrs. G. arrier piano accompanist: The ffering was received by Clifford aidlaw and Earl Thompson. The ntermediate class presented the lay , Charlie Brown's Sharing hristmas. Mr. Laity King play - ng his own acCompaniment on he guitar sang What I will give esus and Little Baby Jesui. Karen nd Nancy .Quipp gave 2 step ancing numbers. The White.- hurch Philharmonic Orchestra layed numbers requested by the udience. Final choruses by the. unday School were 'White Christ- as and Frosty the Snowman. he film High Arctic was shown y Mr. Larry King. The sound ystem did not Work but the pie- ures pretty well told their own tory By this time Santa Claus as at the door and this aroused very one, especially the child- en who'were so anxious to see nd speak to the happy old gentle- an with his gifts and treats for 11. Home for•the week end with eir parents were Miss Joyce iffin, Miss Janette Johnston' London and Miss' Mary Lou dams. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Laidlaw oved on Saturday for the winter onths, from their `home on 86 ghway, to the apartment at the me. of his son Clifford and Mrs. idlaw. , • Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Storey, ather and Jeffery of Goderich re Tuesday evening-visitors th Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig, We are pleased to 'report that s. Julia*Huffman was recently Teased. from Wingham and Dist- t Hospital. , • Congratulations to Mrs'. John L. rie of East Wawanosh for win- ning the turkey on the draw at Langside community Christi-has : Concert and to Mrs.NWillis Lapp • Of Wingham on winning the Christ- mas cake on the draw at the Langside concert. 'Both Mrs. Cur- rie and Mrs. Lapp were former attenders' at the Langside School, at that stage of their life. Week end visitors with•Mr. and. Mrs. George Fisher ,were Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Fisher,' Lonniei Lori, and Lee of Guelph.. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul were in Kitchener on Saturday to visit witIktheir. daughter Mrs. Harry. Gutoskie, Mr. Gtitoskie and Mich- elle. Mrs. GUtoskie is improv- ing slowly at her home following surgery.. _ Russel, Ross visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ross at K & W Hospital and found her somewhat improv- ed. This community extends their sincere sympathy to Mrs. George Thompson and sons Chatles and Earl in the passing of her husband . and their father so suddenly at Wingham and DistriCt Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, December 18. He will be missed in the co mull• ity for his willingness to ssist when hydro trouble arose 'n 'a home. The funeralwas held on 'Friday, December 21 at Currie's Funeral Parlor. Miss Ruth King of TorontO is spending ChristmasWit-tiller sister Mrs. Lloyd Murdock and Mr. Mur-. dock. 'Mrs. Leola Chadwick and Phil Chadwick of London Were Satur- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.- Mrs. Leola, Chadwick went to Lucknow where the will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart MacPherson.' Phil' 'Chadwick will leave on Monday to spend Christmas with his broth- er , wife and family at Alliston. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE On Sunday evening, December 23,at 8 p.m. 'a Christmas Candle- light Service Was held in Chal- mers Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Don Ross gave organ music while the candles were being lit. ' The Carol, Silent Night , was sung by, the United, Langside and Chal- mers choir. The call to worship and -prayer was given by Lloyd Murdock, student preacher. The carol, 0 Come All Ye Faithfu_„. was'syng by the choir.and congreg- ation. Scripture , Isaiah 7: 14 , 9-6, was.read by' Lloyd Mtirdock. The cal 10 , Once in Royal Davids City wIr rendered by the choir. Second reading, Luke 1: 26-38; the annunciation, by Capt. Ruth. King: Carols , 0 Little Town' of Bethlehem and Angels from the Realms of'Glory by the choir. Scripture readings Matthew 1: 18 '•25 and Luke" 2: I - 7 by Capt. Ruth King. The Nativity Scene gathered during the singing of the carols and the carol The. First :Noel.by the choir and Congrega- tion. '4th reading, Luke 2: 8 - 20, Capt. Ruth King. Carol, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by the Choir. Carol, Joy to the World, choir and congregatioti. Carol, Away in a -Manger, all children under 12 were invited to come and sit around the manger arid sing, Instrumental saxaphone selections were given by Garnet and Wayne Farrier and. Larry King. The i offering was received and dedic- ated by Lloyd Murdock. .Two Christmas poems. The Birth of the Child was given by Lloyd Murdock and The Child in the Manger was given by Capt. Ruth King. The singing of carol Silent Night by the choir and benedic-. tion by Lloyd Murdock closed the service. All then went to the basement where the ladies of the church served hunch. Officiating Was Mr-. Lloyd 'Murdock. student minister , Capt. ,Rtith King, SalvationArrny Head Quarters Mr. Larry King, United Church student minister, organists Mrs. Don Ross, Mrs. Robert Bregman, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. KINGSBRIDGE Anthony Milteriburg of the '- Netherlands , father of John and Reis .1v1iltenburs of this commun- ity, passed away last week. The community extends their sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.. John 1V1iltenbtug and family and Mr. and Mrs. Reis Miltenburg and, fain- ily. Mrs. Jack Van Osch his been a patient in the Wingham and -District Hospital for the past four weeks.- Also a patient in hospital is Frank Sullivan, who is a patient in the Alexandra and Marine Gen- eral Hospital, Goderich. Ann, Bridget, Jackie Sand Maria Dalton, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton, and Ben Milt- enburg , son of Mr. and Mrs, .Reis Miltenburg , spent the past week visiting with Mr. and' Mrs. Eddie Chilton (Maureen Dalton)At Moose Factory. LANGSIDE Mr. and Mrs. 'Ian Wallace , Suian and Nancy , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer , Tracy and Heather , Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Wiyne and Beverley were Christmas vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steer onSaturday, December d. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young were Mr. . and Mrs.' Jim Young and fainily, - Mr.. and Mrs. George•Young and family , Mr. and Mrs. Wes Young; Teeswater; Mrs. Clarence Stokes and Nis. Ethel Holmes, Wingharn; Eric Glazier, Oshawa. Christmas visitors, with Mr .,and Mrs. Jim Young were Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin, John, Dan , Lucknow; Mr, Wayne Martin, London; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Struth- ers, Sharon and Cindy, Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall, Holyrood. Christmas visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Young were Mr. and, Mrs. Eugene Gardner , Sandra , Greg and Shelley, Lucknow , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young, Mary Beth, Chesley, and Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Heather , Bradley and Cheryl of Teeswater. The community extends its sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bongertman, Frank, Mary and Jo-anne on the sudden passing of their son and brother Roy, at home, Sunday , December 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Roben Bregrnan And family held Christmas for the Bregman family on Saturday, 29th of DeCember. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moffat and Marilyn spent. Christmas and • New Year's week'in Guelph*visit- ing with their daughters and fam- ilies, Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy McLeod and family and Mr. and Mrs.' Mervyn Conley and family: Christmas Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Young and family were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston and Janette. Mr. and Mrs. Young also had Christmas for the Johnston 'families on. Sun- day, Deceinber 30th. PANCAKE SUPPER. The Langside Young People'S . entertained the community to a pancake supper during the holi- days. During the evening a draw. was made on a cake with Karen Young winning it. The Young People went- carol- • singing Christmas Eve . visiting. Carruthers and Pinecrest Nursing Homes and also some Of the homes in the community. The Langside congregation en- joyed taking part' in the Carol' Service 'held in the Whitechnrch church December 23rd. It was brOadcast over CKNX. q. 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