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,'THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER,15th; �9�1
KNOW
CHURCH
TOT, RObeft,Nich411s, B! A.,, .
Minister
DECEMBER 19
Advent 4 •
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY
10 am. Sunday school
11 a m Morning Worship
The Luekndw. School Ban&wilL
b
play . efore the 'service
POINT TO. PONDER
"Men will .grasp; the reality of
God and It will grasp them, only
.as they see it as the .most real
thing ' of their. world". This is
the significance,. of the Incarn
ation. ' _
John Robinson
ICKNOW'
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED.
CHURCH
J' W, 'Vail Stenipyoort
Pastor .
Services:;:
10,00 a.m. English Service.
•, 2;30 p:m: English Service,
Except 2nd Sunday of; each
month when: the .afternoon '.
'ce-i4.14-Dutch.
VISITORS WELCOME:."
Denominational Radio Broad-
cast, "The Back To God Hour",
every Sunday: 'CJCS:'(Stratford)
— 2:00_ p.m.; CFOS . (Owen
Sound)'.. .6:00 p.m
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'ANGLICAN.
CHURCH
.LYICKNOW AREA PARISH
Tile 'Rev, R. Odendahl ..'
Rector
DE4EMBER,19fh
IIChurch .NOW
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KINLOUGf NEWS
• The Holyrood Womenf s.Institute
held their Christmas meeting at
the home of Mrs. Jitn• Smith. The
,president Mrs. Raynard Ackert
welcomed everyone,, The Ode •
and the .Mary. Stewart, Collect
•opened'the meetrn.g..
Mrs: Lorne'Eadie'gave .the'
financial re.port. The president
expressed thanks to:all'who help-
ed at,the
elp-ed.at,the Suni,rnary'Day. at Tees'-
water... Correspondence was read -
which inclefdedt1etters from 'Mrs,
Eric Parsons.of En'land Mr
Mildred Frook. of,15t3 5t1 St;
laanoyer. ;, both fornier, rrenibers;
and from, two Sr_ Cittizens. Mrs.
Margaret McFhcrsori.and 'Mrs.
,MarthaCox Mrs.. Ernest Ackert
Rev. Glenn. Noble,, B.A.; B.D,
Minister
Phone 528-27.40
DECEMBER 1'9th
10 a.m Sunday School
Morro. nhip .
is and Christinas Carols;
c
RT uronYleW
•The Annual Christmas :fair, an.
event. which givesthe: residents arc
opportunity to..do,some Chiristina.
'shopping ,:was..held. ori Monday
Each resident is • given a credit .
slip to select gi;fts.from the, sever-
•
al. tables which are: arra1figed in
the craft :roomwith tea; and::cook-
les served t.he_�,.udttor rim.
This p oject is sponsored and ar-
•:,ranged by the ,WOmen's Auitiliary.
with contributions from various.'
organizations:
4 1Glembers' o t e `. I. II.' were
guests.at .the regional Christmas'
party, which:•was held. on Wednes
. day evening in. the ,Mitchell' Un-
ited Chuith ' One
n=ited,Church,One hundred and
Twenty -fiver ie•mbers •and their
escorts from Huron and Perth at- ,
• tended the, dinner .which included
,turkey and all tle`trimmings fol -
St. haul's; anon;
S:OO.pm;
• 2nd• and 4th Sundays
Christ Church, Port Albert
3 p.nl. • .
lst,
Si*and 5th :Sundays
lowed by a sing=song and musical
,numbers by the Stratford Barber
ShoPPers. '
Miss Laura :-Ing •lis. of Clifford .•
arranged and directed a` progra rn
presented. by the. Hi' Cg P rou of
McIntosh United Church on .mFa
as s•,.
ily Night, Mr. George•H,arkness,
introdUo:ed. the numbers which
included a guitar duet:hy.'Wendy:.'
and iSb%e E3usley, accordian •
solos ,by Barbara 1141.kness , a: two-
act"play "Wanted. a Eibus.ekeeper
several Christmas nunbers and
a Sing .=a -long byi,th.e- C:hor4*of;
twenty young people , 'Miss Fran-
ces Inglis,. a rnernber of the Me
Intosh U. C. W. expressed . the
appreciation of the residents.
The;P:amii.ht_ptograrrt w'i11=
beheld on Wednesday. at '7 p ,rn
December 22 :instead sof:the• reg-
u.lar Thursday night for next week
only ' • . , `,
•;
I E -STATIONERY THIS CHRISTM
Luc
Irs..IarcI4Gaun
as WI. Speaker
WHIl'EC'HURCH-1 'NEWS:
Wh'itechurch Women's .Institute
held. its Christmas meeting on
December lb at •St. Andrew's,.''
• Presbyterian 'Church , Win ;hard
where :31 ladies enjoyed ;a delic
ious turkey'hanquet at 12 'hobo'.
:After the banquet,the caterers
'Were thanked,.by President. Mrs:.,
•,Dan T.iffin'.
All,threta.rerirec! tQ.the Osemb
fully decorated C'hristmmias: Tree.,
under which the secret sisters
put their gifts:
The first Vice President Miss
Merle .Wilson' presided'' in the
Christrt�as thoughts. was,
is love, snO.w ; cli ldt . u.. trees,
holly , pine cones , •pti1,cortt , •
•turkey.dinner, crataherre s.t.uce•
and Christmas puddin .. Christ-
rms •is,'ftin, carols:,i 1,liil,,'ie3,.'
'.Christmas is la�;tat `11al:r> color-
ed lights ; shraitjt; st t rs , .;;►l'inin,
faces,;', Chrisunas•.is a •pue.m
Better to give :th n to is •eiv.e;
What does. C1�ristnla's , ,'r;in to Vain
IS, it a celebration cif tt,tc Isirrir•of
Christ.. She .Suggest . rrtn,t
money .to :the Sit-lv;i.titvr::r:r;•t• '
for their•Cheer l'tin, .tt,M to
Invite sortie:10nel
9u.r •Chrrstriia
Y s. w;as�
thanked t y..tiirs.:'la:t-•sri•l
and told she wotild
fiorii
the free.
1\liss Ou�ghtori il:ci, •••11.:.• k,,:11•11-
1S.'.
„:h;rr
ri is i' 115: •'111c , .cc;ir.;2. .
c.lAsed-�r-r`t•1 • r _ ` ' ItL't �
and sang the carol "Silent Night”.
The committee • for the Christ
mas: Cheerio boxes is Mrs..Morgan
Johnston; Irs: iornetEadie ,
'Mrs : Alex Percy, -Card part*.
will be held in' the hall in the
�ew Year, Cornrnittee :to •arrange.
these are Mrs. Jim "Smith, ;hlrs:
Jack. Scott', Mrs. John
Maxwell and
tee siOal
•
Nus. Baynard Ackert, .Mrs Dan:
McInnes,; h1rs.''G1en Hodgins are
to get the. 411:leaders for the
Course."Sports` wear from knits
• iviernbers' and visitors. res.P, grilled
•
to:,t•he roil call whiclr:'was singr
,
.say ;pr payandmade a most inter
*sting rca.
oll: .
Judges .for the place card con'-
test . were Mrs/• Ena flenderSon and:
Mrs. Art Haldenby :with prizes,
gtiingti to:'Mis Baynard Ackert and
Mts .. P A., Murray.. '
.The topic Christmas i.n other
*Os' was well .given' by'htrs.•
Ray c • •; :also-condue-t
•ed'a•contest•
Mrs, •P. A. Murray gave'the'
motto on Christmas .which was,
weliHp: epared with .many worth-
/allowed. .Mrs. Dan Melones
read the story of a fruit cake:•
1`trs., Jack Scott .read. !!if .I' could .
be Santa. Claus for..a . Day" : Iti1rs.
Lorne 1adie 'read "Harmony. of
•shr'iekin angels" r • There was, an''
ex;changp,of recipes
' Mrs'. Ackert introduced the:
guest ifor_.the a..:fter-noon-M•rs
'l-larvey Webster.. of Lucknow.. She
cx;pressed'her pleasure in being .
ar this irieetiiih and E,ave.a, most"
interesting •talk. on her hiihby
"Souvenir Spoons" which she has
collected for ate past -
twelve years.- Mrs.. Webster in
herpleasing manner explained •
herhofslby, frortt.th.e heginniti and.
„later all had the opportunity of
viewing the display which was'
FOR EYERYONE.ON`YOUR t.IST
•
Murray thanked ,Mrs'. Webster.
and presented, her with a gift`..
And also•.ga.vc thc.cOurtdsy
rertrarkL ..,
The rAeeting closed with. " b
.Ca -nada" and Grace.
Deiicidus refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Harold Snaith..
The Sttnshtne Sister
gift exchange ,this took pla.ce
Dan Tiffin., who had to. return to
Work.. The, meeting opened with
the Institute ,Ode. and all.repear:
ing the Creed i'n unisrui;.- The.'
secretary :treasure.r.',Mrs. Russel..:
NlcGuire gave the financial 'state
went
r•The 'roll call was answered.,t y ;
many mettibers bringing the rec-
ipe and sample of their Christ
ma's coo•<its.. Thank you ,notes •
werer,rec:elved• from Mrs.. Russel'
:Ross: Mrs. Jean McGuire ,' Carl .
MC1cClenhghari, Miss, hie I=eta
tizdy. The. next .4.-1I proj.eci•is:
Sports Weir .f=rom Knits ;,:and :the ;:
leaders. meet 'Fe bruar '.l: and 2 •
and February and.:`5 at Walker--
t'on Lead'ers were not obtained..._;..
at the Meeting, It' was decided.,
to conduct •a cancer canvas in':.the
Spring. and to. again_lhave-Secret '-
Sisters: ;Mrs.; 'Torii .Metcalfe
thanked the i embers for favours/.
y .
the had done farther:: •
Carol singing was enjoyed by ,
11-1 with firs. ,Garnet f arr'ier.pia'n
st. .•
The motto "God' gives ,accord
ing to our needs not our. `wants`
•w '
as given by .M.rs,.•.E1Ain Johnson,-
wlio ,said whoof us hasr't at Sante
time or other wished for something
we 'didn't.need,
She illustrated her motto' with •
stories one of which was concern-
ing Laur.a Collar and her mission •
work in ,the Eloly'Landsat Christ= •
Inas .tittle..: She invited folks.:who
were alone totter _home .for. Christ..
Inas dinner. Before. Cluisttitas she
just. had on lone bachelor -who.
•' + come •ut w en C ristr1 .is
day arrived she:; had 7 guests, : o
Arab', American , Scotsman, Per"-
Sian , ;Ind :Others., 'they -sang
Clrrasii rhos• on rods ,a f d<'t`f e Aa b a
pastor, told ast'ory and she said it
was the t Iappiest Chri•st'tttas she
lead for Put tty'yea rs:. / :
'miss Ou • htrton gab 0 1101 I l'E Tlrt.
accornpanie y•pianist. 'Miss
Merle WilsonY Mrs. Ben McCClen-
aglian, branch delegate to the •
ceey-i3ruc.e.!Area. Convention at ; •°
lfanover% gave the convention •.
report
.Mrs. `V•ictor Emerson then intro.'.
duced the guest speaker ,Mrs, liar
old" Gaunt, Huron West District.
president She told the members
sortie htttrrorVotts stories, gave th.e
wishbone pde'rn , and then garre
•
Mrs, Fra nI 'ltoss .t uk.; ' "r Jisr.
C -orcin :passed but :OA.,
t_he mem bOrs ,trrffl tL. !o: scant'
sisters', All. 'lien exltti,ite'd tiler;.
gifts and•trarrted tale: eet.c•t
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