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New Years Eve Dance
Lucknow Community Centre
Wednesday, December 31, 1986
9:00 RM. - 1:00 A.M.
Music by Star Spinners
Sponsored by Lucknow & District Kinsmen Club
Proceeds to Community Betterment No Minors Allowed
Tickets available at the
SENTINEL BUILDING
Sat., Dec. 27 1 5, p.m.
57
phone 357.1630 for 24 hour movie information
Playing from Friday to Thursday, December 26th to January 1st
, SHOWTIMES: Friday and Saturday 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Sunday to'Thursday One: Show Each Evening •at 8:00 p.m.
The Theatre will bo closed New 'Year's Evo
PAUL HOGAN
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There's() Tittle of him in all of us.
PARENTAL
GUIDANCE
ADVISER
Wendy Ritchie picks out. her Christmas Turkey from the Lucknow.' Village Market on
December 17 after winning the $100 shopping spree sponsored b ..the Lucknow Kinettes.
(Alan Rivett photo)
CGIT hold Christmas Vesier ervice
The Lucknow CGIT presented the 1986
Christmas Vesper "Service, let Us Go To.
Bethlehem, in the Lucknow Presbyterian.
Chruch on December 7.
Heather Priestap lit the Christ Candle
and welcomed everyone. She and
Meaghan were the worship leaders.
Sara nelson, Jennifer MacKinnon and
Marita MacDougall did a skit around the
Christmas tree. Marlene Martin began the
theme as a servant women in Bethlehem.
Colleen Conley read the scriptures. Nancy
Brown sang a solo •.verse and ' the
Presbyterian choir sang the rest of 0 Little
Town of Bethlehem. Norma Raynard ac-
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The shepherds were Janine Helm. and
Debbie Nicholson. Stacey Hakkers was the
angel: Doreen Mali, Bonnie Henderson and
Debbie Atkinson were the kings coming to
` . the manger where Julie Nicholson and
Brenda Gibson played Mary .and Joseph.
The CGIT choir sang two anthems with•
Bonnie Henderson at the piano. Marlene
Martin, "Megan: Johnston and. Marita Mac-
Dougall were the candlelighters. Sharon
MacDougall lit a special candle, The CGIT
' had done a Bible Study on "gifts and
made a tree decoration for each person at
the service. All CGIT members lit candles.
at the conclusion of the service.
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If we could, ue'd;
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love and thanks
toyouffor{
yourwelcorne
patronage in the
past. Have a great
Christmas.
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