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United BAZAAR & TEA There was a splendid at-tendance at the UCW bazaar and tea Friday night, which was officially opened by the pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach. President Mrs. Charles So-vereign and Mrs. Sheridan Revington greeted guests at the door. A large number of mem-bers assisted at the booths to make the event such a fi- nancial success. At the coun-try store booth were Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mrs. Orville Jones; knitting and sewing, Mrs. Eldon Young, Mrs. Harvey Latta and Mrs. Lloyd Mason; aprons, Mrs. Ross McRoberts, Mrs. Ed. Melan-son and Mrs. Charles Grose; Christmas tree, Mrs. John park and Mrs. H. B. Lang-ford; baking, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mrs. George Carpent-er, and Mrs. Wilbert Stan-ley; novelty and gifts, Mrs. Erie Young, Mrs. Emerson Stanley, Mrs. Don Maguire, Mrs. Gordon Nicholson and Mrs. Wm. Froats; Christ-mas cards, Mrs. Ira Carl-ing; candy, Kathy Arnold and Lori Crudge for the CGIT. Pouring tea, Mrs. G. W. Sach and Mrs. T. A. Watson; assisting in tea room and kitchen, Miss Reta Chown, Mrs. C. H. George, Mrs. Robert Stutt, Mrs. Duncan McPhee, Mrs. Ian Dallas, Mrs. Roger Heath, Mrs. Fred Revington, Mrs. Jack Lankin, Mrs. A. W. Thomp-son, Mrs. Stewart Park, Mrs. William Aylestock, Mrs. Wm. Frost, Mrs. Jam-es Lockyer, Mrs. OwenSaw-ard, Mrs. A. E. Reilly and Mrs. Kermit Thompson. WHITE GIFT SUNDAY Sunday was White Gift Sun-day with Superintendent Cliff Culbert presiding. He was assisted by Sandra McLellan and Jim Hear; who read the Scripture. The music was led by the junior choir and the pastor Rev. G. W. Sach told the story, "When the Chimes Rang."
As each class passed the
altar, they placed their gifts
in the basket provided, and
sat in groups. The two bask-
ets containing adult gifts
were carried in by Dennis
Maguire, Allan McPhee, Su-
san Crozier and Mary Mar-
garet Mohr.
The White Gifts will be
sent to the Saugeen Indian
Reserve, near Southampton
and the money donations will
go to the needy.
HI C
Sunday evening, 21 mem-
bers of the Lucan-Clande-
boye Hi C answered the roll
call. Co-president Leroy
Lucan Maguire presided. Wendy Cronkite, Marilyn Hearn and Nancy Park led in the wor-ship service. Plans to pool cars to take elderly people to church were discussed and also the dance Dec. 29. Lunch committee was Margaret Sach, Sandra Mc-Lellan and Nancy Park. SS CHRISTMAS PARTY Tuesday, Dec. 21 is the date set for the annual SS Christmas party. Anglican Flowers on the altar Sun-day were in memory of Mrs. William Brownlee, who passed away a year ago. Flowers in all the church-es were donated by the Nu-way Motors. BOARD MEETING At a board meeting in the Parish Hall last Tuesday evening, there was a report on the year end canvass and a discussion on the Canada Pension scheme. CHRISTMAS TREES Mr. D. A. Ashworth is
again selling C hristmas
trees, the proceeds of which
he donates to the church.
Pentecostal
Holiness
It has been found necess-
ary to change the date of the
Christmas concert from
Dec. 9 to Thursday Dec. 16.
Catholic
The meeting of the CWL
was highlighted by a dinner
party at the Shillelagh, after
which the 21 members met
in the old schoolroom for a
short business session, ex-
change of gifts, and a sample
of each other's Christmas
cake.
Rec news
— Continued from page 2
Wings 1; third game, saw the
Lucan Squirts play the Ilder-
ton squad to an 8-8 tie.
The Bantams followed with
another tie game at 5-5.
Lucan Squirts continued
their unbeaten string as they
came from behind to defeat
Lambeth 5-3.
The Irish scoring punch
was supplied by Dennis
Wraith with two goals and
singles going to Allan Van
Fleet, Danny Stuckless and
Kenny Freeman.
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