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e tinned Church held 'their
'Sunday School concert
On Monday; Deceitiber 12nd in the
The.clialtlady Was Rev. W,
OrnWit, •
Richard, Moore goe the oporiiiig
t,i3OotifilO recitation. The chortises
were Mary's' Eoy Child,' This is
Chris:tines, White Christi-hits., arid
ACa 3liily We G.o. Jack WhOock
plaktd nUMbers.. on. Abe
MrS: Garnet
M'otir0 goo
• 'sold§ ritere
abki Janet
tiltaita‘V. taidlawSatig
;!•;‘,46 §ongs kifnt*tly 1.aidlaW•
,ediretdllipei'lk., A stdt, Santa dabs
grklriie4dVers Dander 'and Blitzed,'
vasipere`st6tre4. play, The Only
Naik'y and- Waren
'U 1D gaVe IWO dance tiuttii r rs. A
igiVen by Cindy :Mi3i.ife
;Ind aitet taidlaW.
l'h'e t1criS63nas Story was poi.-
ayla ti'y all. tlio .itoup.,
Mrs. Crllrne
Ball. jack WhytOck,
. ; pi a n ,' .ki,eitnet
VA:Odier 6,1'1A ..janet clarin-
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The titTheerIt' 016:sea. with
Sa*a Clans then
arriVed- and distributed gifts and
ratS:'-to 'Ail
The ChriStimis. meeting 'Was held
in the church: with (,ten
14faldortby as hostess. ,Mrs:' :Ruth
Witsnta presided.-and opened. with
reading • envitled "'Christmas
essons':. • .
the hyinti Who is He. in yolidi.:r
•tall" "was sung. ,followed h‘. the .
t•ittutes of the N't.,riiher rtreeting.
Ind the treasurer's "repori .
The roil call,/ a 'Christmas v,erse,
vas answererf
'Ars.' Tom 4eDointf4, otfereil her
h,,itte for the.. tiod
Mrs ,Frank
•sen tennial report
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WHITWHuRcliNEWS.‘
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.Chaliter's 'Presbyterian Sunday
SC'hOO concert. was beld;in • 'the
Sunday..; School room .Tupsday,
Decentber • 23, Mr. 'Bev. lay
presided .ata all joined in singing
twd carols. - "
Choruses by the school .childreli.
were preiented; Karen. Elliott gave
the welcome recitation; Mr. Kay
gave words Of wel,Cotne and told, a .
humorous story, Wray 'Forster,
Lyle Willis, Steven 1316m, Michael
Irwin, and Cora :13.1Orn all said
Chrisirrias recitations. David
Elliott gave a reading. Recitations
Were also given by Linda Versteeg,
Atidv Versteeg and Brian. Ross,
Two choruses Were sung by the
Juniors accompanied On guitar by,
Graham •' Kay: • • The play, The,
Greatest Gift of All ; was, given by •
Bally Elliott's class. Bill Gibson
gave a. reading followed by three,
choruses. The kindergarten class
sang two ntinibets. :Walter Elliott's"
class gave the play, the ChriStmas
Story in the. room • of- the
'Barton home', The Main characters
were Faye Irwin, Ockie • Scott;
David. Ross, Clara Milligan, (reg-
dry Gibson, Donald de Boer with
others as shepherds and Mary, and
sioseph.
hill. iwiii'g 0•° 0"rds' Jingle
8el1s, Santa . s to
deliver the presentg tinder o the
Christras, tree. 'Santa created
inuch Merrinient *lien he teased
torrie <Cf the teenagers and older
'folks •When '1)1'0, 'came to receive
Choir It•cat s Of hags of randy
and oratre's w'ere .given to
Children present
rti 'Ors
CANNON.
, 'CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP:
:(MENNONITE)
Orrice Gingrich, Pastor
SERVICES
;10:00 a.m. Sunday Sada
11:00 a.m. Morning WorshiP ' •, *
EVERYONE WELCOME
4 ,
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH!
Rev. Doug. Kaufman
Minister
JANUARY 11th
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10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
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Lucknow •
Presbyterian (hurch
Rev.= Glenn Noble, B.A., S.D.
Minister
Phone 52E1-2740
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11th
0:00 Sunday School
11:00• am: Morning Worship
NURSERY FOR
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Ngtai •
Gilbert Van Sli4tanharit,.
School
11 a,M, WO'rship Se&iee:
7:10 p.m. f,vening' ,%rviee
.MidWeek Prayer Serziee
W,Mhesthy' o'clock
C A. (young. People
• Firida:. it •7':30 p.tin.
'1
I
C.0.<.. held their
December' meeting on Sunday' in'
the Sunday School •room, during
church . SerVit,c`. . David , Ross,' '1St,
Nice: president, Preside& and gave
the call to worship:. The scripture
was read' by loader Mrs. • ArChie
Ptirden. Kendra .Pfirdoti
prayer. Vicki. Scott read the
minutes and the -
.answer'eTi'by ..riternher,, giving .a
Word fretn ..the. Christmas" Story.
, The'birthday calendar Was marked.
411 s a ng AWa, in a Manger with
mitsk in the haolwrotind
fron• theolaef. •
Tht closing praver was given b.
4 Christmas lunCli was
,,n i oveo l 4lIl consisting of •
S TH.Q4N.T9N,
Mrs. R,Obert Molt4 of Ltigknow
attended the. wedding, ,154a
nephew. W Dougfas: Was wrAkt
Nancy ,Thornton SattudAy.
Deeensber 2Qth, fon; 1.1..k11. to
GI0e-St. Jams,- United Church,
qttawa, A reception followed at
the: Holiday Inn;
The groom is a Son of Mrs., W 04
Wells and the late Mr, Wells of
Clinton. Thb bride is a daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs..Thorpton, Ottawa..
arid Mrs; WellS will both be
On a teaching staff in Guelph after
the, new Year,
Following •the 'wedding 'Mrs,
Moffat accOmpanied her daughter,
Joyce, and son-in-law; Wayne
Woods to, their home in Pembroke
and Then 'to Eucknow. • Joyce,
Wayne and daughter Shelley spent
the 'Christmas vacation with rela-
tives' in LucknoW, and with his
mother in. Winghatn.
• UP AND'
This4eneration is turning' to
highor things—the higher cost of
living in'parti,cular.
•
'N(1,K$, A M f S McKEN4E -.
„War06 McKenzie of Water-
Hoo 154Ssed away at Freeport
tioNitteA„ Kitchener' on. Tuesday,
VtCwtnbr 16 in her 93rd year. •
'She was "the former Mabel` L.
,Quaid, danghter of James And •
Mary Anti (Dougherty) Quaid and,
was, born in. •A4ifield Township on
July 14, 1883,
Mrs. McKenzie was a Member of
North Street United Church, God-
"erich and an associate member of
First 11nited Church, "Waterloo.
. She is survived by three dau.gh7
ters, Mrs. Florence Dahmer of
Waterlob,: Mrs. Robert (Ethel)'
cAlliSter of R. R. 2 Auburn, Mrs. .
arjorie Braknis Of liarniltpri and
one son Roderick of Goderich also-
five grandchildren and eight great,
grandeftildren., •
Funeral service. and committal
service were held. at McCallum
Funeral Home, Goderieh on Fri-
daY. December ;19. Rev:. Ralph
King 'Was minister.'
Interment was in Dungannon
Cemetery.
THE. 'TORONTO D-latAlsy.NDicATE.
Wiayne 'is
. .
11... a good-looking bey., ,with beautiful dark ,eyes,
.• . brown half and alive skin He is:•:french. Scottish and engigh:in.
••deseent withsomereniote Indian ante try • • . • '• . .
He is in -good general health but has, a in oderate .hearing kiss
which,.haS resulted' in h is being ,SIOW •, in speech.,le.is Wearing •:a
•H•hPoring aid •.-and having speech , therap-3•• and • is now, ...able to
corn muniCate ,mvehbetter. than he did
Wayne.is'•srriall;for his age. • -and shy. He -class • •
',..arid.testsindicate..heisprebably.•lowtaverage ,inahilipy,"'...,„•,
youngster,' tit. al c. -,eagey to. ;Please .and .be •
helpful He is •inqui.si-tive, y. about .mechanical things
and wants `to 'kne everything works' and . „
love.able, youngster. Very .:nitich needing a !tarn
where:be Will be wartrily and ler ingly. welcOmed and •Whenethe ...,
Mather and father of time ',for ,him .:fle will fin,j0
having.brothers and sister's ,, • - • H .,'• , •
To. inquire inquire about bdoptirig :Was ne. riloAse write :to „Today's.
• -Child,...Mirvistry of: .Cororminity-.(: Social S.f.irVices. Bak -11-11ti,.
Station K, :Toronto, Aff44.P. 2142' In your letter tell-,•Sornething. of
, 'your' Present•familyandyopr .way:of life. ••• •
''.,For general': ',adoption- information., contact:- your' . local
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