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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-23, Page 1744 • of „, 0,1 • .03141010tOrreCORIIKIROMOSAIRMIR May the spirit of the first Christmas sne Might!), in your heart. T. Harry Hoffman North American "Life PHONE 70.W DASHWOOD AVA114 "1.11PMAI' f"Vie Ofr"'6"1.6",isbv. r,070?0,11011.nc,,,tr. ;'..5naris.v1\vilviviro723..wir..."Porilirf+Srdigt ro,fiwak4gigiatogg,*4..4.e..4..s.4w-e., • , • le-V.44f,K,tir'443:4,.%Vegklpflr • fittMCIACCORCRIPPACCIOICCOMICO sleigh-ful of hearty good wishes to dB Our neighbors! May • good health, good cheer and good fellowship b e yours always! vt - V. L. Becker AND SONS Your International -Harvester Dealer PHONE 60.W DASHWOOD 104101tigfigniMC0F4COUROWIROCCAIWAO 4 4;4011. r0.1%1 1 • •LIJCAN CONCERT ATTRACTS FULL. CROWD -A presentation of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" by one of the junior gr ades was a highlight *of the concert staged by Liican Public School Friday night. Snow White was played by Marilyn Hearn and the Prince was portrayed by George Dauneey. The rabbits, who tap-danced, are Barbara and Dianne Cooper. -T-A Photo Pub Sc'hool Yule Concert • Delights Crowd At Arena , Thursday night, a capacity crowd of parents, friends and children filled the auditorium of the Lucan Community Memorial Auditorium for the annual Ono cert, Staged by teachers and pu- pils of the Lucan Public School. Remembering their own mu- sic -less school -days, no doubt the wonderful choruses and choir work under the leadership of Miss Bette Leake, appealed greatly to all adults present. Her final Christmas pageant was particularly colorful and well done and must have entailed many hours of concentrated practice to secure such perfec- tion. Mrs. Harold Cobleigh's wee grade 1 and 2 pupils were as cute as they could be in "Mo- ther Goose Land" and acted like old timers. All the nursery rhyme people were there and with true Christmas spirit helped to fill Mother Ilubbards' empty cupboard for her. Mrs. W. Allison's grade 2 and 3 put on "Snow White," The seven dwarfs were a big hit but all. did their parts well. Mr. W. Swie,k's grade 5 and 6 folloWed, with "Hans Christian Andeeson:" which •proved very interesting, all children speak- ing out well, Then came Mrs. Art Black's grade 4 and 5 in the "Nut Craz. cker Suite" which with its large Christmai tree, tin soldiers etc. was particularly colorful and well done. Principal Wesley Clow's itrade 7 and 8 in "The Truth -telling Machine" made a, big hit with the children. Thouh fewer chil- dren took part in this number and though it was not so 'color- ful, yet it proved most amusing to one and all. ' MidWay inthe prograni Mrs. Sheridan Revington president of 4 1714 411 our friends, an old-fashioned` lehrittrnas wish. May alt the fop' of the seakin enrich your heart this day and forever, JIMMY HAYTER PHONE: DAY 91 -- NIGHT 84 GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE DASHWOOD, ONTARIO CORECTION the Horne and School Associa- tion presented pins to the fol- lowing 1957 graduates; Alan Hodgins, David Whyte, Joan Young, Bill Neilin, Barry Black, Gerald Kehl, Janet Findlay, Toarn. Weller, Pat Egan, Carl Rum- mell, Beverley Butler, and Jim- mie Drennon, Mr. George Paul, chairman, ef last year's board was una- Voidable absent se Mr. Murray Hodgins was MC in his /Race. The only flaw in the nights per- formance was the PA system. It was a ease of "off agin, on agin, gone again. Flannigaii" Which caused delays and anno- yanees,, and tested the patience and indurance .of MC and prin- cipal. Seek.Yule Trees For Camp Fire - The Lucan Lions Club held their Christmas dinner meeting in the Anglican basement last Monday evening with the presi- dent Les Woodward ift the chair, •Being Christmas time there were no fines, Plans were made for 'the Jan. 6 outdoor camp fire meeting when the Scouts and Cubs will do the catering -menu (7). • By special request the public are asked, to keep their Christ- mas trees till Jan. 4 and place outside for collection. The trees will be used for the camp fire. The Ladies Guild catered fOr the Christmas dinner. An error appeared in the ad- vertisement inserted by DASH - WOOD PLANING MILLS last week, The mill, which is closed for repairs 'and maintenance work, will re -open on MONDAY, JAN- UARY 6, not January 26 as printed last week, The Times -Advocate regrets the, error and apologizes for any incoevenimice it may cause. WOM010714filr.410.01 • 04144.4 Cadto Bright and cheery as a Christmas candle is our sincere wish for you, May you. have ,a very merry Christmas! PHILE'S • SHOE STORE Phone 29 Deshwood o 41 A. 14 mf 41.4 Yuletide greetings and our best wishes for a holiday that finds you in good health and leaves you with many pleasant me•mories. MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Phone 141,W Dashwood. Boys' Work Club Topic In the absence of the presi- den, Mr, Clarence Stanley, the December Meeting of the United Church Men's Club, wet chaired by Mr. Gordon tenting. Mr. Chester McComb's group had charge of program and refresh- nients. •• Rev, E. M. Cooke and Mr. Cliff Culbert had charge of the worship service. In the absence of Mr. Howard liew, Miss Reta .Cliewn accompanied the carol singing. Mr. Gerald Hamilton entertained with several guitar numbers. Rev. Bruce Guy of Ilderton was the guest speaker. His ad- dress on Boys' Work in the United Church, was acclaimed to be one of the best addresses ever given at the Men's Club meetings. Churches Active For Christmas 41140444,011:0411101.4* 401040440401.1* Explotere Plan - Shut.Ins ;Cheer The. 28th Expedition of 'the, ronean-Clandeheye Explorers was Uhl lit the Voited .Clugeh par. ora last Monday evening. with. members present. The first' alf 1104 was spent caret singing. t was •deeided to invite the, 'C..G.T.T. group to join .the Ex - 'Tamers when they go ;oval Sint in to ."SlInt-ins" en MoodniA, Pecernher The theme of the meeting 'was, ,s4'.401vtii Feta sawua mOs : i.21aen 1)1 why oa always 0 o4ro. splayseT lor., Nee Haskett, five passages, -of Scripture were read by MIA - run Gayle ifieicson,'3UdY seat, Anne? George,. and Carole The Christrxias party is .sche- ?huel,e°1/oPitte5d- P'Cl711.h1,1' rPensbrelerrs23 atto b"selin1-111n7"eclatb); $411444 to Mrs. E. Reilly .Heads Auxiliary new Pentecostal Holiness church at 52 Chrales St, London. United Church Twenty-four members of the junior congrega- tion and four adults took part in the united carol service in Metropolitan Cherch, London, last Sunday night. Anglican Church Eighteen members of the junior choir and eight members from the senior choir also attended the Metropolitan Carol service last Sunday, Rev, R. H. Anions of 'Ansa Craig will be in charge of the Suliday, service next Sunday morning while the Rev. 3. P. Prest will celebrate communion in the parishes of •Ailsa, Craig, Brinsley and Centralia. On Tuesday, •December 24 at 11. p.m. there will be a carol ser- vice, followed by Holy Commu- nion at 11:30 p.m, There will also be communion at 8;30 a.m. Dec, M. Cubs News At a meeting of the Lucan Cubs in the Scout House last Monday night, Akela, invested another cub, Arthur Wilkinson, Last Friday night three large cartons of used toys donated by the cubs, scouts and Culbert's 50-$1.00 store were taken into the Shell Service Station, Lon- don, to be distributed to Lon- don's needy children. Coursey School Concert Pentecostal - The annual Christmas coticert was held last Friday night, with a good atten- dance, in spite of the Weather. Those present enjoyed a good progr ant On Sueday 'afternoon, Margaret and Vicky Eizenga, Donna Thom- son and Ernia Thompson Sang at the dedication serVice of the 10ViliVil#0,304(4.0VICrigiiiVOICCOVVICCO 4 44* V$...*• • Mrs. B. 3. Roberts was host- ess for the December meeting of the United Church Evening Aux - Mary last Tuesday •evening with Miss Reta Chown's group in charge of the devotions and re- freshments. Mrs, Eert Tromp - son told a Christmas, story. President elected for 1958 Is Mrs. A. P, Reilly; vicepresi- dents, Mrs. George Thomson, Mrs. B. 3. Roberts; secretary, Mrs, BertThompson, ass't, Mrs. Warren Flannigan, tree, - surer, Mrs, Chas. Sovereign, Community Friendship and Missionary Monthly, Miss Reta Chown; supply sec., Mrs. Benny Saulneis; stewardship, Mrs. Ross McRoberts; literature and press, Mrs. 3. W. Lochyer; Christian Citizenship and temperance, Mrs. Ivan Hearn; pianist, Miss Reta Chown; associate members' secretary, Mrs. Dave Park. Hockey News Last Monday night in the In- termediate "13" WOAA game, Lucan defeated Blackwell 13-3 and in the South Middlesex Sen- ior Hockey game at the Queen's Park Arena Lucan •defeated. R.C.A,F. 6-2. Coursey School Euchre Mrs, Guy Ryan and Mrs, Al- lan Ryan were hostesses for the four table euchre in the Coursey School last week which was held on Thursday 'eve. instead of Fri- day to avoid clashing with the Anglican junior congregation concert. High score prizes went to Mrs. Harvey Hodgies and Mr,. Tom Coursey, lone hand prizes to Mrs. Loreen Hodgins and Mr. Eric Hodgins and consolation prizes to Mrs. Evan Hodgins and. Mr. Joe O'Neil. WROViviriliVriC,AROTRing#11030YROMPerPeCig.R.FOR.CCOVROURgOre01.0 Th. Tinses,Advaroatio, Dmin.. rtt 0110110110MPRONWOROW Wilson Bros, FINA SERVICE YOUR LOCAL NASH DEALER • Most teachers, with only an enrolment of eight pupils would never attempt a Christmas con- cert but not so Mrs. Ross Mc- Roberts of the Coursey school. For years she and her small group have been staging enter: tainments and this year was no exception. On Monday evening the school house was filled to capacity for the 1957 presentation. W. P. Westman Granton Native Wal/ter Pierce Westman, 63, died suddenly in St. Joseph's Hospital Vriday, December 13. He lay at rest in the C. Haskett and Son't funeral home Lunn, until 2 p.m. Monday, December 11 when the Rev. Thos. G. Head, of Granton, assisted by the Rev. A. E. •Lloyd conducted funeral services. Interment was in the Granton United Cemetery, Pall -bearers were, Austin Hobbs, RIOaft Rainey, Walker Gibs 0 n, Maurice Dinsmore, George Chambers and Kenneth Vanesc an . Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Westman, he was born in Bid- dulph Township near Granton. He was a former employee of the Huron and Erie Mortgage Corporation of London. He Was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by his' wife, the fernier Lila Mackey, one daughter (Leona) Mrg.- G. R. Russell of Toronto, one brether, Delmer, and one sister, Mrs, Earl IVIiddleten both of Granton also twe 'grandchildree, Ann and Lila Russell. • ,:r• kr, .10 't • of )s.CHR151111A5 'lay the' faith that lcd the Three Wise Men t� His manger fill your heart with love and good will this. Christmas 0 Kleinstiver i .7)4 Plumbing and 140114 • DASHWOOD iitCP14.0*COVICICAligt**0040010iliriftt0340 Extends To Each And .Everyone A VERY Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year • (C‘OSED CHRISTMAS DAY) Wilson Bros. 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