HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-08, Page 42i 14- Laelmaw Sent 1, Wed lay, November 1S, 1978
Play volleyball at Brookside Sport's Night
BY MARY SERE
SOCIAL NEWS
A Sport's Night -for adults
in the school area was held at
Brookside School- 9n Monday
evening, November 6, Mrs.
Sheila Gunby led the group
in an exercise regime for a
few minutes and then the
group enjoyed a game of
volleyball. The next meeting
is on Wednesday, November
15. This group plans to meet
weekly, usually on Mondays.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stir-
ling, Darlene and Harold of
Thamesville, spent the week-
end with Betty's. parents,
Mr. and. Mrs, Robert Irvin,
and attended the 50th wed-
ding anniversary party for
Mr. and. Mrs.• Nelson Ray -
nava at Brookside School on
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin
called on Mrs. Gordon Rit-
chie in Lucknow on Sunday
afternoon on the occasion of
her 80th birthday.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McGee who celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary on
Saturday, November 18th.
Friends are invited to "open
House" at the Harold Er-
rington home, 7.00 - 9.00
p.m.
Thos. Webster returned
home from Wingham Hospit-
al on Friday. His grand-
daughters, Mice Bradley,
Cambridge; Brenda Miller
and baby son, Bradley, Kit-
chener; Faye and Bruce
Rodriguez of Hamilton visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs.
Webster on Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Anderson,
Toronto, spent the- weekend
with Mrs. Mary Morris, God-
erich and called around the
village on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Falmer
Kilpatrick visited with Mrs.
Ceeil Blake on Sunday even-
ing, Mrs, Blake spent the
afternoon in Wingham with
Mr, and Mrs. Dick' Kilpatrick
who were saddened on Satur-
day by the death of Anne's
mother, Mrs. Atkinson, fol-
lowing a severe stroke about
a week ago.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. C. G. Westhaver
spoke on the subject, "Mys-
tery is God's Glory", taken
from the book of Proverbs.
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The children's story, "My
Elephant - Our Elephant"
was on the need for sharing
with one's neighbours. The
choir sang the anthem,
"Mansion over the Hilltop",
under the direction of the
organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott.
The Willing Workers meet
on Tuesday evening at the
church to make plans for a
Christmas Tea and Bazaar to
be held on Saturday, Decem-
ber 9. Donations of clothing,
children's games and toys
will be welcome.
A Bible Society training
event is being held at the
Auburn United Church on
November 22 in the evening.
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Marshall and Helen Law-
rence spoke on Sunday con-
cerning their work and ex-
periences as translators in
Papua, New Guinea. The
Lawrences work under Wy-
cliffe Bible Translators and
are at present on furlough in
Canada.
A goodly number of inter-
ested persons attended the
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evening service and were
welcomed by Pastor Law-
rence. Mrs, Ruth Johnston
led in the singing of several
hymns, accompanied by
Mrs. Lawrence at the piano.
Pastor Lawrence introduced
his son, Marshall, and wife,
Helen, and their youngest
son. Marshall Lawrence then
gave a most interesting and
inspiring account of their
work among one tribe of
people in Papua, New Gui-
nea. He explained how they
try to take the people as they
are, study their culture and
find ways to relate the Gos-
pel to what they already
believe, rather than impress-
ing on them a new language,
new religion, new culture.
He cited some amusing
incidents that happened to
him while learning the nu-
ances of their language
which has never before been
written down. The Lawren-
ces have spent ten years in
New Guinea. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence answered
questions after his talk. The
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