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Paige 26—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 19, 1979
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Du gannon woman home from lorida•
BY MARIE PARK
lease, problems developed
and he had to return to
hospital, where he was re-
leased again on December
17. His grandmother, Mrs.
Nets Pearson, stayed with
her daughter; Sharon, Mrs.
Leonard Beggs and husband
at St. Catharines for a few
days, so as to have a shorter
drive to Toronto.
DUNGANNON U.C.W.
Dungannon U.C.W. held
their December meeting on
Wednesday evening in the
churCh basement in the for i
of a pot luck dinner wit the
Willing Workers as guests.
There were 27 in attendance
to enjoy the, delicious meal.
• Mr. Cowan led a sing
song accompanied by Mrs.
Jean Elliott on the piano. A
film, "The Owl Called• My. .
Name", was shown.
Diane Park thanked the
ladies of , the U.C.W. fort
inviting the Willing Workers.
Gloria Pearson thanked Amy
Wiggins for her work as
Mrs. Cecil Blake returned
president during the *past
home on Friday, after spend -
year. Mrs. Wiggins replied
ing a Month in Tamarack,
graciously, comfit -tiling on
Florida with Mrs. Richard
the willing co-operation she..
Kilpatrick at her winter home
had received from the mem-
there.. Mrs. Jessie Kirkland
bers. A thank you letter was
• of Lucknow also visited the
read from the Oxford Centre
month and returned home r
• wnich received the U.C.W.
with Mrs. Blake.
David and Dorothy: Bere.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
visited Betty and Brad Lewis
CHURCH
in -Kitchener on the weekend.
About 50 people attended
Brad Park spent the Week:
Inaystery supper on Satin -
end in Goderich with Chris day at the Christian Fellow-
• Good and family.- ship Church. This event was
•We welcome to the village
sponsored by the Youth
Mr,. and Mrs. Irvine Men- Group of the Church. An'
gers and family. They are interesting time was had by •
residing in the former Jack,
all, as they ordered their
. Philips 'house. •, meal from the „pent' on
Frank Thompson' of Kin -
which the items were dis-
cardine, formerly of the vil• -
guised by itrange names and
• lage,was admitted to Uni-
descriptions.
vthity Hospital,' London; on
Following the supper a
Saturday. Hope the stax is
time of Christmas carol sing-
• not too long Frank.•
ing was enjoyed. • •
The eZecutive. of the Birth -
The Christmas Sunday
day celebrations for 1980
School program was Sunday
• report there are only .a few
evening in the church. The
• tickets left .for the draw 'on
juniormembers of the Sun.
the 20 inch colour portable
day .School contributed in
• T.V. to be drawn on Christ -
Songs, recitations, and a
mas eve at the West' Wawa- • h,"
hand. The you• ng.
nosh •• offices. Drawing * the rhythm
people put on a Christmas
ticket will be Suzanne Alton,
play, and. then led the con -
daughter of Ken and Ruth,
gregation in a candlelighting
Alton, a student at Brookside:
ceremony.
Pastor Lawrence was
chairman for the program,
and Douglas Zehi, from -Lon-
don, gave a brief message
explaining the meaning of
the candIelighting part of the
service.
There was a good turnout
in spite of the cold, stormy
weather.
'School, who was the winner
of the crest contest conduct-
ed to deternine a crest to be
• used in t -shirts,' Mugs, etc.
On Saturday, Santa paid
' an early visit to the: village
when, he visited the many.
- -children who 'gathered at the
Agriculturetgall for a Christ-
mas party. Mrs, Mary Bere
ran the projector and showed
• the film, "Santa Came", DUNGANNON
courtesy of the Goderich lib- .
• rary. Following the film,
• Santa made his appearance
and handed out treats to all
• the children prekent:
Any boy 16 and under in
the Dungannon area wishing
to play hockey Saturday
morning in Lucknow please
• call 529-7719 for a ride or
more information.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Deeves celebrated their wed-
ding anniversary recently,
With the occasion of a dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Smith.
Ken Eggleston, 10 -year-
• old son of Mr. and Mrs.
'Gerry: Eggleston, (Fay Pear-
son) underwent .surgery.
Sick Children's Hospital,
Tbroato the first part of
•Deceinber. F011Owing his re,
UNITED4C11URCH
The Sunday morning ser-
vice in the United Church
followed the White Gift
program with the Sunday
School participating. Mr.
Wayne Snyder, superintend-
ent, read the Leader's parts
with the various classes.
doing ' readings and songs
with great effectiveness.
Helen Elliott _accompanied
the children on. the piano.
The choir sang, "Go Tell It
On The Mountain", led by
organist, Mrs: Jean Elliott.
Mr. CoWin gave a short
talk on "It's the Little Things
That Count'. On the previ-
ous two Su dayt purple can-
dles Were lit for Repentance.
Jim Wright lit the pink
candle for Joy andthe con-
gregation sang' "Joy to the
.1 .
World". The children placed
their White Gift envelopes in
a chest for the purpose and
all loose change on the
offering plates will go to
White Gift also. A certain
amount of this goes to the
local Family Services and the
rest to World .Missions.
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