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MORGAN/MaeKENZIE
Kevin MacKenzie arid Kelly Morgan would
like to take this opportunity to thank
everyone for the events prior to our m r-
riage. For the family showers at Barb and
Bills and Aunt Marion and Jean Bell, the
beautiful gifts we will cherish. Thanks also
to all the gang involved in our 'Stag and
Doe. It was great fun. Thanks again. -52x
PINKNEY
We would like to express our sincere
thanks to relatives and friends for their
kindness and support at the time of our
loss. Thanks also to Rev. Warn.. Henderson,
the staff of MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home and the ladies of South
Kinloss Church. Mary Pinkney and
family, -52x
LUCKNOW KINETTES
We the Lucknow Kinettes would like to
thank everyone who helped make our
bazaar successful. Also thanks to everyone
who helped support the. shopping spree.
Bazaar door prize won by Mrs. Freda
Maclnnes and shopping spree won by Mrs.
Wendy Ritchie. -52 "
ERRINGTON
I would like to , thank everyone for the
cards, gifts, flowers and visits during my
recent stay in University Hospital. I would
8 also like to -wish everyone a happy, healthy
New Year. Harold Errington. -52x
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 24, Mg Page a
Everyone has a longin
By Rev. Merelyn Letsou
St. Peter's, Luekn w,
St. Paul's, Ripley,
Ascension, Kinlough
What was it that drew the wisemen to
ethlehem? Was it only the magnificence
of a star, newly -born in the heavens? Was
it only curiosity that drew them or did the
longing go deeper? Were the wisemen
drawn by a longing that even they, with all
their learning, could not explain?
Scripture tells us that the wisemen, in
their search for the Christ child, sought
guidance. They turned to Herod and in him
found only suspicion, fear and treachery.
It was in the prophetic words of scripture
that they discovered the path which, by the
light of the star., led them to Bethlehem
and the Christ child.
In each one of us, there is planted a long-
ing for the love and presence of God. Have
we, like the wisemen, felt and heeded that
longing? We, like the Magi, have seen a vi-'
.cion, a star. We have been told many,
many times about the birth of the Messiah
in Bethlehem. Yet, have we personally
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48. Corning Events '
CHRISTMAS EVE FAMILY SERVICE
at Lucknow united church, 7:30 p.m.,
December 24. Come as a family to
celebrate Christ's Birth. Minister: Rev.
Gerald McFarlane.-51,52ar
THRILL OF A LIFETIME SHOW
January 9, 7:30 pm., Channel 13 features
the LUCKNOW TRACTOR PULL with Don
• Gordon on' the Ghost Buster. -51,52,53,1
NEW YEARS EVE DANCE
Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Live music
by WINDJAMMER BAND. Hot buffet.
Door prizes. Tickets $18 per couple in 'ad-
vance, $20 at the door. Call ' 529-7432 or
529-7956 or Saxony Flooring. -51,52
"The Huron County Health Unit invites
you to attend the Expectant Parent Educa-
tion Classes. being held R.N.A. Training
School, Wingham commencing Tuesday,
January 13, 1987, The next series of Classes
will begin the week of March 23, 1987,
Please pre -register by, calling the Health
Unit office at 357-2264.-52,53,1ar
ANGLICAN CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
Holy Communion, at St, Peter's,
Lucknow at 11 p.m.' , Everyone
° welcome.-52ar
40TH ANNIVERSARY
OPEN HOUSE •
for Mr. and Mrs. Herman de Bruyn on Sun-
day, December 28, 3 -. 5 p.m. at Sacred
Hearts Church Hall, Wingham. No gifts
please but donations accepted for Church'
Building Fund, --52.•
NEW YEAR'S EVE.
'LEGION DANCE
Wednesday, Dec. 31
Lucknow Legion
9 . 1 a.m.
"Tiffins"
Smorgasbord Lunch
16,00/couple - Tickets available at bar
gone in search of Him? Have we set out to
find the one who alone gives us life?
To begin the journey in earnest, as the
wisemen did, is to take the birth of Jesus
seriously. To begin the journey is to heed
the call of God in us. We will meet our own
" Herods-". The question is whether or not
we succumb to those distractions or temp-
tations wi Itch seek to lure us off the path.
If we, like the wisemen, listen to the
words of scripture and follow the path laid
out for us, we will find our way to Jesus. If
for God
we open our ears and hearts to hear the
good news of Christ's birth revealed in
scripture we are . awn beyond our doubt
and sin to the loving aims of our saviour.
he is already there, waiting to receive us
and welcome us home to Himself.
May each one of you make that journey
to{ethlehem. May you find the Lord for
whom your heart longs. May you share his
love with others who also long to ; <''w.
him. 1 wish you a very blessed Christmas
with your family.
WI enjoy .bounIfiul dinner
The Kinloss-Kairshea Women's Institute
held their annula 'Christmas dinner and
program at the Anglican Parish Hall on
December 18.
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, the president,
welcomed everyone and • the Institute
Grace was sung. Everyone enjoyed the
bountiful and delicious Christrhas dinner
catered by the ladies of the church.
Mrs. Gilchrist opened the meeting with a
poem, Mrs. Gordon Wall 'read. the
Christmas Scripture lesson. Members
were asked to help entertain the WI
members visiting from Prince Edward
Island this coming fall. The :4-H course,
Surviving with Style", will be sponsored
by Kairshea this winter. It is an excellent
course for both boys and girls. It was
decided toonce again deliver gifts „ to
Membersunable to attend the Christmas
party.
Mrs, `Harvey Houston' opened the pro-
Lucknow and
Ladies Thursday Night
Team Standings
Baby Tears - 78; Violets 65; Ivy - 50;
Aloevera - 50; Cactus - 42; Fern - 31.
In bowling on December 11, Marg Wilson
captured the high single and triple with 316
and 713 respectively,
Games over 200: Alene Clark 222, 208;
Joyce Pickard 230, 202; Nancy Hamilton
200; Joanne Hodgins 225, 237; Irene
Haldenby 223; Wendy Ritchie 235; Kim
Tyler 9.23, 201; Marg{ Wilson 217, 316; Barb
Var openbeek 201; Shani .Webb 206, 209.
Ladies Thursday Night
Team Standings •
Baby ',Gears 83; Violets - 70; Ivy - 52;
Aloevera 52; Cactus - 47; Ferns - 33.
In bowling on December 18, Carol Atkin.
Son bowled a 333 single and a 674 triple.
Games over 200: Carol Atkinson 333;
Wilma Elliott 213; Joanne Hodgins 281;
Kim Hoggarth 220; Wendy Ritchie 211;
Marg Wilson 201; Shirley Allan 247,
Ladies 7 p.m.
Team Standings
Cows - 52; Sheep - 41; Porkers - 34; Goats
30; Horses - 29; Mules - 24:
Shirley Kennedy bowled the high' single .
and triple with scores of 263*and 678.
Games over 200: Shirley Kennedy - 263,
207, 208; Betty Van Osch - 235, 216; Chris
McDonald - 232; Shirley Brooks - 223; Jean
Phillips - 221; Barb Ross - 215; Barb Jar- •
dine - 204,
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gram part of the meeting with a carol sing.
Mrs. Leonard Clark played the piano for
the evening program. Mrs. Houston also
gave a Christmas reading,
Mrs, Murray Keith • and Mrs. Jack
Forester sang two beautiful duets accom-
panied by Mrs. Clark on the piano, Mrs, H
Van Meeteren tested the ladies' Christmas
word skills with a game. Mrs. Sheila
Clarke had everyone laughing and betting
on the horses for her game. Napnl Jean,
alias Elsie Houston, won the race and
made her backers a little richer for their
faith in her:
Rollcall was the exchange of gifts. Santa
Claus arrived to distribute 'gifts• after the
singings of several rousing choruses of
Jingle Bells..
Mrs. Gilchrist thanked the ladies who
organized and took part in the eveniitg's
program 'and wished everyone a Merry
Christmas. The meeting closed with the
singing of 0 Canada
area bowhuig
4 rf
Town and Country.
• Team Standings
Tulips .7; Pansies -.37; Snowdrops - 36;
Crocuses - 35; Daffodils - 20; Hyaciths 15.
Ladies high bowler was Fern McDonald
with a single of 277 and a double of 409.
Marie Park was second with a 205 single
and a 369 double. Jean Philips came in
third with a 205 single and a 351 double,
Len McDonald bowled the high single of
214 and double of 413. Eldert Geertsma•had
a single of 193 and a double. of 358,
Mixed Couples
Team Standings
Chiprnonks - 135%; Kangaroos - 143%;
Gophers -134; Wolverines - 122; Squirrels -
114; Tigers - 89,
In the ladies' division, the high single
went of Marie Scott with a 244 and ladies'
high triple to Merle Rhody with a 613.
Gerald Rhody took the men's high single
and triple with 246 and 645 respectively.
Gaines over 200: Marie Scott 244, 207;
Meryl MacDonald 236, 204; . Betty Van
Osch 230; Merle"Rhody 230, 208; Margaret
Hackett 212; Dean Agnew 208; Lucy Miller
206; Gerald Rhody 246, 233; Antone Van
Osch 234, 229; Pete Van Osch 211; Doug
Haldenby 210; Russel Swan . 203; Harvey
Livingston 201,
Team Standings: Chipmunks 153'Cz;.
Kangaroos 1431/2; Gophers,i34;'Wolverines
122; Squirrels 114; Tigers 89;
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