HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-12-06, Page 17Lud i ow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 6, 1978 --Page 17
Dungannon welcomes McGregor family
BY MARY BERE
WSOCIAL NEWS
elcome is extended to
M . and Mrs. Leonard Mc -
Gr gor and little daughter
w o recently came to the
village from near Holmes-
ville. They have purchased
the house just south of the
United Church.
Gordon Smith from the
south end of the village is
home after being hospitaliz-
ed in London for a few days
recently.
Mrs. Les Schultz came -
home Thursday after being
in Wingham Hospital with
the flu for about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Maize and Denise motored to
Toronto on the weekend to
attend the wedding of Lee
Greenough and Frank Kim-
ball. Lee is a family friend
who has often visited the
Maizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowl-
er returned to Zurich last
weekend, after spending the
past three months in their
house here.
Wednesday, November 30
was a P.D. Day for the
elementary teachers of Hur-
on County and each school
planned its own schedule for
the day. The Brookside tea-
\ chers spent the day at
Brookside in • staff meetings,
lesson planning and parent
interviews.
Marty Rivett was down to
London during the week to
see a specialist about a lump
on his jaw which has been
botheringhim the last few
days. Itr was first thought to
be mumps but is now consid-
ered to be the result of an
injury. He is to see the doctor
again this week. Marty is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Rivett.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
For the first Sunday in
Advent Rev. C. G. Westhav-
er spoke on the topic, "A
Lamp Shining in . a Dark
Place", in which he compar-
ed the work of the church as
it follows Christ's teachings
to the light of a candle
lighting the darkness. The
children's story was entitled,
"How we give a gift to
Jesus" and was based on the
saying of Jesus, "If we do it
unto the least of these, ye do
it unto me".
The choir sang the an-
them, "Shepherds in the
Fields Abiding" led by the
organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott.
This anthem is a hymn or
carol from the new Hymn
Book, which contains, along
with the old and familiar, a
number of the newer carols.
Carols are being sung this
year on each of the four
Sundays of the Advent seas-
on. The fall and winter
schedule of Sunday services
began on Sunday with Dun-
gannon reverting to the 11.00
a.m. hour and the service at
Nile being at 1.00 p.m. The
Sunday Schools conformed to
the new time.
The formation of a Tyro
group for boys is under
consideration. Tyro was dev-
eloped as a church centred
program for junior boys
(ages 9-11) in 1950. It is still
sponsored by the United and
other churches, although in
many United Churches it has
been superceded by Scouts.
The minister would like to
know how many parents and -
boys are interested in a local
group. The age range is,
somewhat elastic (not.young-
er than 9 but older than 11
may be admitted).
The Explorer Group meets
on Tuesday evening, also the
Music Committee at a later
hour. The Explorers have
started their Christmas pro-
ject of making -gifts for
shutins. They are planning a
Christmas Party for Decem-.
ber 20th.
,The Willing Workers are
accepting donations of good
used clothing, . toys, games,
foodstuffs and sundry items
for their Christmas Tea and
Bazaar on Saturday. They
plan to use the proceeds for
church improvements.
The December meeting of
the UCW • on Iecember 12
will take the form of a potluck
dinner at the church with
meat being supplied. There
will be no exchange of gifts.
Installation of L979 officers
will be held.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
The. Christian Fellowship
Church had several renewal
services over the weekend.
The speaker, • Lester Kehl
from Floradale, had a series
of inspiring messages for
those who attended.
Friday evening the topic
was, "Way's God Speaks to
.Us" Saturday evening was
Youth Night with the theme,
"Jesus - Who He Really Is".
Sunday Morning the series
was continued with, "The
Church -What is It?" and the
final message in the evening
was on "The Holy Spirit".
The attendance was affected
by poor weather conditions,
but those, present were up-
lifted by the inspiring words,
and music was provided by
local groups.
It is hoped that weather
and roads will be better next
weekend when the Sunday
School Christmas program
will be presented on Sunday
evening.
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of smaller
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