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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-12-11, Page 7Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 11, 1996 - Page 7 Double book launch scheduled for Dec. 20 by Teresa Courtney and Margaret Errington The West Ashfield History book is ready for sale. There will be a dou- ble book launch on Dec. 20 at Brookside Public School beginning at 4 p.m., joining in with the West Wawanosh history book, "Reflections of West Wawanosh." Members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League, their husbands or friends, enjoyed the annual pot luck Christmas supper at the hall on Dec. 2, fol- lowed games, Christmas Carols and a white ele- phant gift exchange Donations of food for the needy were received. A special welcome is given to Tania Lohse who has taken over delivery of mail to Dungannon addresses, as well as other mail routes in this area. Bereaved parents, fami- ly and friends of the Dungannon community were brought closer together for the fourth year when a good crowd attended the Angel Tree Lighting at the Kinsmen Park, on Friday evening. Debbie Bauer wel- comed everyone and intro- duced Debbie Clarance who led in prayer. Lorna Fraser read the Bible pas- sage little children come unto me; Terri Cook, a Child Lent and David Hallam a special poem. The names of 77 deceased children of the community were read, an increase of three over last year. Each child was rep- resented by the lighting of a white bulb on the Angel Tree. Red lights were Irl Dungannon Doings next, followed by yellow, green and blue. The red is symbolic of the blood and love that will always be shared with brothers and sisters; yel- low is the sunlight these children have brought to their proud and loving grandparents; green and blue are the deep and col- orful parts of our chil- dren's lives which were shared by their extended families, aunts, uncles, cousins, all those who loved them. The star shone brightly, symboliz- ing a strong and shining beacon to light the chil- dren's pathway home to the heavens. Red bows were tied on, .Parent support group info session to be held in Clinton Helen Jones, a co-founder of the Association of Parent Support Groups in Ontario, a self-help parent support group will be in Clinton on Monday, Dec. 9. Jones will share information about Parent Support Groups where parents encourage and e,,each other over the bumps and stu "Q ;..blocks encountered in the sometimes el' ` icult job of parent- ing. The support groups are designed for long term self-help. While many short term programs are designed to introduce parenting skills to parents with the more typical challenges encountered in child rearing, there are few programs in Huron County which address the need for long tennppport to cope with more stressful t el'iavior like running away from home, drug and alcohol abuse and school delin- quency. The presentation takes place at 7 p.m , ;'Dec. 9, at the Clinton Public School audi- * rium. For further information phone Pam at 524-6767. The evening is spon- sored by Women Today of Huron and Rural Response for Healthy Children. South Kinloss WMS South Kinloss WMS met, Dec. 4 lor a pot luck supper with 19 members present., Nancy Maclntyre opened the annual meet- ing with a reading and Rena Forster was the pianist for the hymns. Mrs. MacIntyre and Marilynne Gilchrist were the directors. Mrs. Gilchrist read the call to worship and Sharon MacDougall and Ruth Bell read the scrip- ture readings. Mrs. MacIntyre read the medi- tation. Marilynne and Margaret deBoer sang a lovely duet. Rena Forster gave a Christmas reading. The new officers were installed. The rollcall was giving a gift for a child to go to the Salvation Army. Then a video "The ,Red Shoes" was shown. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Candlelight Service Sunday, December 22nd 7:30 p.m. ' All are welcome Raynard - Janzen Doug & Mary Lou Raynard and Fred & Sandra Janzen are happy to announce the engagement of their children Donna Grace & Cory Leigh The wedding will take place on Saturday December 14, 1996 at the Lucknow Presbyterian Church at 3:00 pm. Reception to follow at the Lucknow Community Centre. Please accept this as your invitation to join with us in celebration. Happy 65th Allan December 15th (Allan Hackett) Love from all your, family & grandchildren in ties of friendship which will remain steadfast now and forever, while Silent Night Holy Night was sung. A time of fellowship and refreshments fol- lowed. Greetings were received by Irene Klawczynski on Dec. 1 from her brother Joseph Hodgkins, Somerset, England. After an absence of being in touch for 18 years, Joseph age 73, announced his forthcom- ing marriage, wishing his sister's consent and bless- ing. Dungannon Senior Citizens enjoyed their tra- ditional Christmas dinner on Dec. 2. Wednesday night win- ners at the Seniors Centre were Erna McNall, Clarence Allin, Clarence Hoy and Ronald Keller. The Sunday School at Dungannon Church spon- sored a Christmas bazaar and tea on Saturday. Sympathy is extended to Bertha Olson on the passing of husband Freeman Olson at Huronview on Dec. 5. He is survived by sons Glen, Terry and Ronnie and a daughter Debbie. A memorial service was held on Dec. 9 -with interment at Maitland Cemetery. The White Gift Service at Dungannon United was presented by the Sunday school who rendered sev- eral musical selections. "Reflections" was present- ed by a young mother, a senior citizen, an adult and teenager. Passages of scripture were read by Dorothy Bere, Anita Wood, Kelly McNee, and Natasha Godfrey. The offering and White Gifts were received by the boy's class. The second Advent candle was lit by Donna Curran. Sympathy is extended .ARENA SCHEDULE Wed., Dec. 11th -Tues. Dec. 17th Friday, Dec. 13th 5:45 Novice B2 vs Wingham 8:00 Junior "C" Kincardine Bulldogs vs Wingham Ironmen Saturday, Dec. 14th 4:30 Atom 82 vs Hanover 8:00 Juvenile vs Shallow Lake Sunday, Dec. 15th 1:30-2:50 Public Skating 6:00 Bantam B vs Goderich 7:30 Midget vs Mildmay Monday, Dec. 16th 7:00 Pee Wee A vs Howick 8:30 Bantam A vs Teeswater Tuesday, Dec. 17th 7:00 Novice A vs Mt. Forest 8:00 Pee Wee B vs Teeswater L J Marianne (Frayne) Hogan the Promise of Christmas Concert ufr • with guests Evie Shand, the Craic, Elayne .F Ras and Tont McLean, Abby Smallwood MacKay Seniors Centre, North St. Goderich Friday, Dee. 20, 8 p.m. • Adults $8, Seniors $7, Youth $5, 13 and under free .f (Advance tickets available from Marianne at 529-7062) fr Congratulations to Wesley & Edna Young who celebrated their 57th Wedding Anniversary on December 9th Love from all the family 4, to Bert and Helen Russell, Goderich, whose sister Dorothy Cuyler was instantly killed in an auto accident on Dec. 6. Dorothy and friends frequented social events at Dungannon Senior Citizens. A pre -Christmas dinner was enjoyed by the family of Jim and Margaret Errington at Mary's Restaurant on Dec. 7, as some family members are unable to be present for the Boxing Day celebra- tion. LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, December 15th $1000 winner Barb Ross-Lucknow Nolda Ricker-Wingham Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. fr fr Presented by His Iitt u look at Christen in Hufron c linty . starrin • The Hussey ily • i Phil Main • Melissa t)eibold t; water>Conntion • Gary Blagli «Primetime Country Band 4 Shows! Saturcla and Sunday 2; .PM'iand` December 14, 15 • Call 357-4082 WINO Advance $14,�ti;`; Tickets Availab Ernie King Mti'sic