HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-22, Page 18Spirits are light! There's.much
happy cheer and merriment as we
join , in the celebration of Christmas..
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join Frosty
and wish all our friends the Merriest
holiday ever! Thank you for ev,erything!
LLOYD AND BETH JOHNSTON
DONNA AND DENNIS
HOLYROOD
fere's hoping that
Sqnta brings lots
of good things
Your way!
Thank you.
LLOYD COLLINS.
BACK-HOE, TRENCHING AND EXCAVATING
Wish You
a Mertrg
Christ
We lift Our voices in song to wish you and
yours the many joys of the Yuletide season.
May your holiday, be truly merry.
HAMM'S. CAR SALES iT1)..
Blyth Phone 523-4342
Lucknow Bantams
Win 3.1
The Lucknow Bantams and the
Teeswater Bantams played here on
Monday, December 13. • Lucknow
won the. game 5-1.
Goal scorers were Brad Humph-.
rey 2, Donald Elliott 1, Paul Finlay
1, Larry MacPherson 1.
Assists went to Larry MacPher-
son 3, Steve MacPherson 1. The
team is playing good hockey and
are inviting you to come and see
their 'home games.
Merry Christmas everyone' from
the Lucknow Bantams.
Unit 1 U.C.W.
Unit 1, Lucknow United .Church
Women, held their Christmas
meeting in the church parlour' on.
Tuesday afternoon, December 7th.
Mrs. Chas. McDonald. 'veiled the
meeting with a poem, The Christ-
mas Spirit. 'The hymn, While
Shepherds watched their flocks,
was sung, followed by prayer. The
roll call was well answered by' 14
members and one visitor giving a
childhood recollection of Christ-
mas. Mrs. Andrew Ritchie gave
the treasurer's report for the month •
and the. year. Mrs. Ruby
McDonald gave a report of the' visit
to Pinecrest on November 23 when
Unit 1 had entertained and visited
and would like • to thank Walter
Dexter and Mrs. Pete Cook for
their musical entertaining.
The, reports for the year of the
different committees were given
for Citizenship, prepared by Mrs.
Lorne. Woods and read by Mrs.
Cliff Menary. Mrs: Eldon Hender-
son gave the report on community
friendship and visiting. Mrs..
Worden Howald gave the report on
Christian Missionary Education
and Mrs. Glen Walden for social
functions. The report for supply
and welfare was given by Mrs.
Beryl Hunter and the sectional
report by Mrs. Grace Gibson.
The study book on China was'
given by Mrs. Glen Walden,
dealing especially with The status
of women in China compared to the
rest of the 'world and also previous
to the 1949 revolution. The
conclusion was reached that they
had certainly' heard of women's lib.
The general meeting is Thurs-
day night, December 9th and the
Sunday' School concert on Decem-
ber 19th. -
The committee for• the devotional
was Mrs. Dori Cardis, Mrs. Chas.
McDonald, Mrs. Chas. Hallam,
Mrs. John McMurchy. Mrs. Chas.
McDonald was chairman and
opened the program with a• poem.
Hymn No'. 53 was sung. Mrs. Don
Cardis read the Christmas story
from scripture, 2nd chapter .of
Matthew and Mrs. John McMur-
chy gave the meditation.
We were very pleased to have
Miss Anne Ferguson, Mrs. Mc-
Murchy's granddaughter, with us
who played a beautiful instrument-
al "How Great. Thou Art: and also
played for is at lunch time.
Readings were given by Mrs..
Cliff Menary, Religion and Life, Do
We Toss Out the Christmas Spirit
with the Christmas Tree; Mrs.
Worden Howald, The Spirit of
Christmas; Mrs. Walter Alton.
spelled out the meaning of
Christmas; Mrs. Eldon Henderson,
The Tree of the Christ Child, and
Mrs. Bill Hunter, Christmas Prep-
arations. Mrs, Eunice Dunsmuir
favoured with a beautiful vocal
solo, Star of the East. Hymn No. 64
was sung and the meeting closed
with prayer and lunch was served
by the committee.
PROCRASTINATION
Tasks scheduled for tomorrow
always look easy when seen from
today's poiht of view.
Holiday time
is aglow, in the
hearts of young
and old. Add to its,
warmth 'our bright
"thank you."
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PAGE moirrami THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L.LICKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1976
oks happy voices
sing out the Christmas
message, we greet our friends
and patrons. Thanks 'so much!
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