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. The Christmas meeting
of the Lucknow
Presbyterian WMS com-
menced with a bountiful
pot 'buck dinner in the
church fellowship hall on
Dec- 9.
Norma Raynard was in
charge of the program and
led in the. Worship service
which was found. in the.
Glad Tidings. She was
assisted with different
readings being taken by
Mildred Lorre, Joyce
Johnstone, Shirley.
Hawthorne, Joanne
Lennips . ` and Ivonne
Congram. Rev. Peggy
Kinsman led in the
Christmas Message and
Joseph's Story and
Donalda Moffat accompa- .
hied thecarols• sui:ig
throughout the service.
The roilcall was
answeredwith everyone
giving . a stamped.
Christmas Card to be sent
to a shut-in.
President . Shirley
Hawthorne' conducted the
business portion of the
meeting, There was some
discussion as to whether
the meetings could `be the
first or second Wednesday
'Of the month but it was
decided to continue with•
' the second Wednesday
with some of the summer
meetings in the evening.
Thank -you ,letters were
read from the Lyonsfami-
ly, the Brooks family and
Celia Aitchison.
On Dec. 20 the final.
meeting for the 125th
anniversary, of the church
will be held when there
will be a time capsule
filled with various items
and sealed for future refer-
ences.
Thanks was extended to
Shirley Hawthorne for her
efforts throughout the year
and Rev. Kinsman thanked.
the WMS members for all
• their help in various ways
with . the .work of the
church. •
After the singing of
Away- In . A Manger,
Norma closed the meeting
with prayer. (submitted by
Mildred Loree),
•
Dungannon woman ;attends'..
celebrity breakfast in Toronto,
by Margaret Errington:.
and Teresa Courtney
Aiiiy' Glenn is currently
working in, Aurora as a
. special.education teacher.
One of the highlights of .
ter job was to' attend the
special olyn}pics, sports
celebrities breakfast in'
Tor•onto ' Slie. Met 'such
stars as Carlos Delgado,'
Pin PalI, Paul Henderson,
Michael O'Shea and also
attended the Daryl Staler
skate,. ,.
The Kingsbridge St
Joseph's. Choir, entertained
with other churc`he's at• the
Lucknow .community car
olfest °and joined in the
combined -choir, ,both
directed •'by Marianne
Hogan at the .Lucknow..
United Church on Dec.9,.
followed by a fellowship
hour and refreshtnents.-
Welcome 'hoirte to;
•.David Caesar who was 'a
patient in- . Alexandra
:Marine and: General
Hospital, Goderich last
week. '
Recent vi.sitorS 'with
George Cardiff were his
,sister Olive and: her bus-.
band: Art Bell, of Goderich
and his' daughter Audrey
• De Wys, St.•Paul, Ontario.
Dunganngn• Senior ..
Citizens enjoyed .their tra
dtttonal,Cbristmas..dinner
with an 'attendance of .100, •
on Dec, 9
The young ladies, group
of the, United • C.hurch
served • 'dinner .and cleaned
up which was :appreciated
by all.. '
Our dearly . beloved Ed
Stiles presided at the love-
ly .tuned Heintzman: piano
(donatedlo-the (;:entre " y
`the late Hazel Webster) for .
a prelude of dinner music
and carol sing. '
•A •humourous skit "He
that is slow to anger," a
couple supposedly -return-
ing from .church and dri-' •
ving a vehicle, was poi-'
trayed by: Jean Phillips and •
Harvey Culbert..
Erin McKenzie,' winner '
`'off'the • Seniors' Grade
.Brookside School mtisicl
f, 3 •} • 4 '•^ y TT7*
award, rendereda solo
"Soiimwhere a.Chald' is
• Sleeping."
Feature of the evening'
was 'a five year:•pld .black
Lab dog,. Rambo who has
received: at. St:. John
Ambulance certificate and
tag,• in` recognition of the(
apy provided: by visiting•.
;nursing Nimes. Rambo
has attended obedience'.
school and .demon'strated
'tricks he could perform ori
comtnand from .his (tris
.tress Jane Ioggart. They
paraded around the room
with his Jingle' Bell coat
cin `to the delight of the
audience. Rambo was pre-'
sented with his favourite
treat, a large box .of milk-
bone doggie biscuits.
Twelve -tables -of puehr&
remained with all winners
receiving a special .prize
Olive ' Bell, Aileen'
Trommer, Clarence'Allin
and Tont Phillips.
'Greetings were extended
to Katie Glen's :son".
Donald, who Was a guest
from .: Prince ' Rupert,:
British;Caltinbta.
la7onna. , Young has
returned 'home from a
months visit • with' Sharon
and Pastor Donald .'
Schieman, Middle Lake,
Saskatchewan, assisting "•
the new mother with the.
-care of new born. daughter
Krista, born on Nov.' 18; a
sister for Allison, 'Juliana
and Kiinbra.
Lay person Barbara
Maks, was guest speaker'at
Dungannon Unite:d `.
Church on Sunday. with an.
inspiring message •
Fozgiveness'at Christmas.
-Cassandra ,Ul'ch was; des'- '
ignated lighter of the
Advent. Candle of'Love.'
UCw
Memories of
Christmas" was the roll
call. , answered , :' by
Dungannon/Nile:
bers', husbands,: friends'
and five-year-old Maris
Garriock who. was Mary.,
mother of • Baby' Jesus, in.
the Sunday School concert
manger scene.. Vicepresi-
• dent Marina •Park officiat-'.
ed •at the noon pot.luck'`
luncheon on .Dec, 8: ..
Mary .Garriock accom-
paniedthe carol sing,
interspersed .with : the .'
Christmas ` :scriptures,.''
found in the book of Luke.
Jean Errington. and Joan.
'ougherty.presented'a skit.
"The Honeymooners,"
Collection taken was—;
directed to the work o?''the
Family: Service Bureau.
Hostesses. for 'the' event
were Beth' Rutledge and
Margaret Errington.;
Sympathy is extended •
• to. a former D`unganrionite
Eleanor )deed and family
611, the death; of husband
and, father Graham
Townsend,, a noted fiddler
chamlion, tan Dec.. 3.
Watch for Christmas reetings Issue
in next week's Senti el
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• bedroom house, new tamly room
addition. Paved toad. 41Q9,000,.
$39,500 - Main Street, 3 bedroom,
2 bath, oft haat.
02 HURON ST., RIMY . $49,900,
3 bedroom, eider shed, 70 x 165
lot.
DUNGANNON 3 bedrooms,
9110160 .Oheaper than rent.
000 STREET - 4 bedroom, 3 ear
garage, main four den/office,
reduced to $112,960,
HAVELack - $54,900. a bedroomvrile =Pod -
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bunga oW IeiaUy Migrated inside. 3
hedroom,carport. $79,900.
94 ACRES - West Wawanosh, 55
workable, brick home and shed,
$165,000.
2.7 ACRES - Huron Twp. Targe
house, 36 x 36 shed bank barn.
Reduced to 5105,000. ,,.
HAVELOCK -2(r x 44' heated.
shop, 4 bays, remodelled 4
bedroorn. house woodloll heat..
$129,900.
MAIN STREET - Reskience, comer
lot, zoned commerdah $40,000.
$39,900. - 2 bedroom house, close
to downtown, oil heat.
INGLIS ST. • 3 bedroom bungalow
with garage. $79,900,
HAVELOCK - 3 bedroom, 1 ti
baths, completely renovated.
Reduced to 569,90Q
'ASHFIELD. - Scenic roiling 100
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3 bedroom house with sarage.
$.175,000.
99.5 ACRES - 3 bedroom brick
house, 2 barns, shed, 85 acre
hay/pasture. Ripley area. $16.5,000:
2 ACRE • building lot. St, Helens.
$10,000
DUNGANNON • 2 building lots, 99
x 132. $9,000. each. '
KiNLOSS,100 acrd,horse farm, all
fenced, 5 bedroom house,
$275,000,
565,800, - 1 acre lot, 4 bedroom
home edge. of Lucknow. .
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Village of Lucknow
Notice: Garbage
Garbage pickup on the
southside, of the Village will
be on T'hursd'ay, 'December
24th and Thursday,
December 31st.
There will be no pickups on
Christmas Day or
New Year's. Day.
Lucknow and South Kinloss
Presbyterian Chuirches
wish, you a Blessed Christmas and
invite you to worship with them
•
December 20th, Fourth Sunday of Advent
Lucknow Church 11 a.m.
Time Travelers followed by
Christmas Potluck
and. Birthday Party for Jesus •
.South Kinloss 12:30 pan.
Christmas Potluck followed by
Journey to Bethtehem
December 24, Christmas Eve Family Service 7:30 p.m.
A Candlelight Service for all ages in the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church •
December 27, Christmas 1
A combined service at 9:30 a.m. at South Kinloss
Hear the Bells -'.Carols for Christmas
The Sacrament. of Baptism