The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-12-13, Page 15NOWMQBILES
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION. SALE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Z3.
1 p.m,
Silverstone Enterprises, ea,,, of Highway 21 on the 4th
of Huron,
LARGE. SELECTION OF
SNOW MACHINES
IN THIS SALE.
All makes !and Models — Electric
Manual, Twins, Singles
SEE NEXT WEEK'S PAPER FOR COMPLETE LISTING
To Place Consignments Call _
SILVERSTONE TO KINCARDINE
SILVERSTONg
ENTERPRISES N231.
before Dec. 16
395-2109_ TO
AMBERL
• Auctioneers are Grant MacDonald
and Wallace Ballagh
4TH OFHURON
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31st, 1972
ALt.,AELt:.CANADA
PAYMENT AQENCIFS...
IN OWEN SOUND AREA WILL OFFICIALLY CLOSE
Iv
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AS A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY WILL
CONTINUE TO ACCEPT BELL CANADA
AYMENiS AT NO CHARGE TO THE CUSTOMER___
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WEDNESDAY, pEcgioaER 13;1172
THE I,PCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
On Saturday evening a Christ-
inas Party was held in the Purple
Grove Community Centre: A
large crowd turned out for the .
evening. Entertainment for.the
festive affair was supplied by
members of this community and
on the programme for the evening
were several numbers from the
Glee Club which included Mrs.
Francis Boyle on the piano, Mrs.
Earl Elliott , Mrs.: Don McCosh,
Mrs. Roy Collins, Mrs. Bob
Thompson, Mrs. Jack Farrell and
Mrs. George Harkness.
Sandra Reid extended' a wel-
-come-with a short recitation and
Lisa and. Randy Collins, Brian and
Sandra Reid, Lois and Jimmie
Needham gave a "Candle Dia-
logue" following which Robbie
Farrell entertained with a. short
verse.
Vicki and Frankie Dore and
Joan Ilenderson presented a .drama
tizati9n of "Casey at the Bat", and
Mrs, Anne Collins sang two solos.
Lois 'Needham and ii•renda. Nichol-
son curt-played ‘all accordian
/solo and Mrs. Bill Arnold gave a
short reading.
,PURPLE •GROVE •
Corrine and Kevin Boyle and
Ian Elliott amused the audience
with "A :Letter to St. Nick" and
Rob-bi-e Sutton pres.etitetl a piano.
solo. . '
The poem "Night Before Christ-
mas" by a Christmas rushed sales-
girl was presented by a hot little
number in red leotards and brown
curly wig (we don't say who
*portray_ed the salesgirl „because_
we don't think Francis Boyle
would like to be described as a.'
"hOt number "),--Reeitations
followed by Lisa and Randy Col-
lins, Brian and. Sandra Reid and
tlV
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iticknoW Unit 4
• The December meeting of Unit
.WonienWas' held at the home of -
'Mrs. Can. Thompson with 18 •
attLnding. Mrs. Gordon Morrison
opened the business meeting.,with
'a•verse"There has come to my
Mind a 'Leg,elid".
The roll call was answered, with
adon,ition to go;to ..Cape Croker •
.•Irs. Gerald PriestaPMentioned
One on the, unit wanting. to
4ive donations of:cookies, Christ-
• Inas cake or candy for the shut
iris could leave .it. at the churCh..
e c Tertt-oi at-the7G--enerai-7-
meeting. Mrs Cliff .Crawford
read the' treasurer's. report. . Mrs.
Gordon 'Morrison save
U.C.
Offertory
)nice .prayef.; The 'General. U. C. W.
meeting will be a. desiert meeting
at 7..15 on December 14..
• Mrs.. Gordon Johnstone .opened . •
. the. WOrshChristmasa christs .theme,
•
scripture and- meditation folloWed-
hy.prayer by lylri.."Qeorge Jardine,'
[1;, and . 'Nts,.Johnscone read "Who GiVes.
• . us Life".
"Mrs.: Cam Thompson gave a .
topic about' Christmas and Music.
was.
-Together:"....-She told ithe '`stories
of how the different Christmas
.carols.. Ca Me-to-be, ,inteispersed.
•..
''1"tie. December .meeting of the
Afternoon Auxiliary of the
Women's Missionary Society .'of.the
•Lneknow Presbyterian Church,
Was•held,.at the home of Mrs:
Morgan Henderson with a•goOd
attendance. The President Mrs.
Jas. Stnith presided, and thanked.
Mrs.. Henderson. for her hospitality
in, opening her,home for the meet•-'
ing. •
• The Christrnas.worship . •
programme in the Glad Tidings
was follow-ed_
Mrs. Smith theh.ymn"AwaY-11.1..
a manager" was sung. • Scripture
Mrs. Little read "No room in the
Inn' folldwed by:liyinn "Holy
•Night"'„ Scripture .fromIst,chap-
ter of John was read.
Following prayer by thej'resid-
ent , and hynin.,..Mrs.. Robt. Reid •
read the Christmas Message from
the Moderator of the General
Asseinbly
which ,was in tie .Glac .Ti ings.
Mrs. Sherwood .gave two readings,
"Most precious gift at Christmas"
and "God is the Answer";
A Christrnas.verse was used for
rnll call and ,:Mrs. Noble_lains.ton
gave the OffertOry ,prayer, •Cor.-
respondence was dealt with and
cards signed to be sent-to- seV era:-
shut-in •Menibers.
The president asked that used
postage stamps be saved to,i;e
sent for Leper Mission Vorli. The
literature secretary,• Mrs. W. A.
Porteous had the book display .
Reports of .the various commit -
tees were given and Mrs'. Jasw Lit•
tle brought in the report of, the •
nominating committee, with the.
slate of officers for 1973. Mrs.
ThitliP'Stewirt-eonaie4g-:14e
installation service.. .
The closing hymn was "ilark the
closed the the meeting with prayer.
The ladiesthen-spent•a social.
half hour with. a cup of tea served
by the hostess.
Jimmie and Lois Needhatn.
-7-To top bff-thiriparita
Claus himself entered to the tune
of Jingle Bells to hand out gifts
and candy to young and old alike.
•
,Cookies and coffee were then
served and a hearty thank you goes
out to Mrs. Howard Thompson,_ Mrs . Needham and Mrs.
Morley Scott for organizing the
eyening and to_anyone _else who..
helped in anyway to make it the
success it was.
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with the singing of them tai ;ether:
Mrs. Thonipson closed with pray-
er.
_Mrs- JohnstOile 1\4to-:is- •
'Christ for us" and three short. •
Stories about. Christmas. The
ladies joined in singing "Away
in a Manger".
N1rs: Gordon .Montgoinery
accompanied .Mrs. Allan Johnson.,
as She sang "h's Christmas Time
Again". The ineeting .was closed
with th.e Mizpah•benediction.: A
lovery,,lunch was served and there
was an e.?(cliange , of holire made
cookies..
Afternoon
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