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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-21, Page 23Mark Christmas season Times-Advocate, December 21, 1907 Page 21 Lucan churches stage special events iI A Coming to you this Yuletide are our warmest holiday gre- etings and good wishes for a joyous season. Many thanks for your patronage during the past year. Tom England and Staff England Body Shop 227-4373 Lucan 0104,04i:04:0-40-01iss PP, A r^ 440 Niro. We'd like to put all our wishes for a joyful holiday in your stocking. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, one and all. &Asolia Gitettbtas And best wishes to all our clients and friends. We appreciate the privilege of serving you. Donald G. Banting, Insurance Agency Established 1929 William J. (Bill) Amos, agent 227-4741 Lucan 54.1emvkt.r?•,:.INi:s.0),..svwoiziaio.wriznist-§;044;e044:3AwNiss-No.Nigmi4 yk0404040 40,41040404ea wren404;40-404.040404*Ab404.044 Mewl efolimai All good wishes for Christmas and the New Year From Tom & June Weller Shamrock Restaurant Phone 227.4489 Lucan, for reservations Iitaw:a•was•vr tl4ictlfttat4Igismi..Tolntv:Aiscmwgraft-svecw.(41:maKctIginwAsgtivildtonvatti Hedden's Cash Store a new/ ektiama4 to all our customers and friends. Thanking one and all for their patronage. Hedden's Cash Store '0k1'‘Vd•Itit»M.z?1,4:V40?40i•AivigrtMieegiitggraOktv.ledlim It is our sincerest wish that the spiritual beauty and festive joy of the Christmas season, light up your days, with bright hope and happiness. The Lucan Recreation Committee, Arena Manager, and Arena Board; extend best Christmas greetings to all lovers of sport and arena activities. Recreation and Board 3 J. E. Burt & Wilfred Hodgins tie) !:Aio 4040 40 40.40 40 Neri,;ma vAit:IP:itViioNki)w.ivs Vat VI:istiw.iss Wiz 4441 4415401is*'Vria•Pgio.Viiaxiisqik4i;i0.9giavkoxi0 .1441-90-WA340:4 rya 40 4a.4040 Wo•40-404;04104040.4i0 Management and Staff Ontario Hydro ,.-'7:-... \\2. \., '.-----...----........ `!•:-1, --- ------, ---.....7.-.,,,- ----- ,'- ,, - - . , . - . ,..... .. z • . , .:' . ''-*,_....+..... ••-•,.._._,.-......,._,.'-`"-".••• ..._.. +..... .r... --. .,._..._ --,,. •-.:. .. - ---,-.:_•*--:-'--.=•-.2.7-7—,......--:-. — :- - y - - - I ft 1, .›..,..- - ...\\..4,.:,:,-,,,........._...„.....__,,..,, .. • Christmas in our community is a special time, when friends and neighbors get together, and time spent with our families is precious. May we wish you a Christmas season that's filled with joy and love. I • • 2 • • -•":":?- /if ri g,72,/71711/1111 ,•,// 1 II CHRISTMAS GRE TING S traMrcitgrt411ftVittlASIP,A 1F4ilf*All aft+Zeiv:?..trt:Iltie:?:tr rkaz?Aitzi -tzNi't:Mcf6•SiziltitzKlcrIgWm1 A•tr•••t:Mt:?A'Itr••=4"4'41:«I'Affif Still Eaeeel Give a Subscription to the exefer'Zinzes-3015ocafe A very thoughtful gift for relatives, friends or students. We'll send a Christmas Greeting announcement card. SAVE $1.00 Gift Subs $4.00 LAST WEEK'S DRAW WINNER. Mrs. W. John Miners, RR 3, Exeter tai 40 44ri541040A 0 1K0 Piga 4040 40 40 40 40 4040 OMO ‘1i)5!ijZ LNO \15;:16 .>,0 404040 40 40404040 ts0 y ai, s iATS.itt ts),:a;4ii5Ph 4 440 4,0 4,0 Christmas theme for WI's meeting The December meeting of the Lucan WI was held at the home of Mrs. Ron Crozier with a. splen- did attendance of members and visitors. The motto was "God gave to each ingredients for hap- piness the mixture is up to us." Members answered the roll call with "A memory of my first Christmas concert", which prov- ed most amusing, but was climax- ed when the president reappeared In the room dressed as a little girl with a big red hair bow and gave a reading entitled, "The Parsores Old Black Sheep", Which she gave at a school con- cert at the age of six years. Each member brought in a gift for Thameswood Lodge. Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and mrs. Ira Carl- ing read poems, Mrs. Frances Saward, as Lu- can's representative to the Mid- dlesex Safety Council, displayed a Fire Poster and also reported on recent accidents to people in the Lucan district. Mrs. Frank Jolliffe, Mrs. Har- old Corbett and Mrs. Wes Atkin- son, as program committee, pre- sented two Christmas stories and Antique store has new tenants Since purchasing the antique shop and dwelling of Mr. and Mrs. Denny Mansell on the corn- er of Main and Water Sts,, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wallace have been too busy installing a furnace, building a garage and making repairs, to open up their Antique Shop until now. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and their 14-year-old daughter, Megan, moved to Lucan from London. Mr. Wallace will continue as an employee of Cockfield and Brown Advertising Agency, London and Mrs. Wallace will be in charge of the Antique Store, but will be assisted by Mr. Wallace. a contest. Mrs. Jolliffe herself read the story of how the hymn "Silent Night" was written, Mrs, Harold Hodgins read the touching story entitled, "Why the Chimes Rang" finishing with the poem "The Nicest Gift" and Miss Lina Abbott conducted the contest, "Christmas Festival". Theprogram committee as- sisted Mrs. Crozier serve the refreshments. pe44.4,4 Mrs. Helen Chown and Mrs. Nyle Capeling of Sarnia, were Saturday guests of Miss Reta Chown. Nine-year-old Peggy Veno, who has been living with Mr. & Mrs.James Avery, was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital last Thursday at 5 am. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Kayes of Tor- onto were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Mr. Silas McFalls and sister Miss Lela McFalls of Grand Bend were Thursday guests of Mrs. Eldon Hodgson. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Martin formerly of Winnipeg, are holi- daying with Mr. Martin's sister, Mrs. T. A, Hodgins and other relatives. Save all used postage stamps for the Bible Society. What easier way is there to assist this worthy project! Mrs. John Knight of Kintore spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Frank Hardy. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Art Abbott and family and found their son much improved since his recent operation. Local farmers took advantage of the last few fine days to har- vest more of their corn. Mrs. Sheridan Revington Spent last Friday with her mother, Mrs. Harry McFalls of London. Completes course R. D. Beck, Lucan, returned re- cently from Decatur, Indiana, where he graduated from the three-week course at the Reppert School of Auctioneering. This school teaches every phase of the auction work. The local man graduated with honors. Ladies Guild pick officers At the December meeting of the Ladles Guild of Holy Trinity Church last Wednesday after- noon, Mrs. Gordon Atkinson pre- sented the slate of officers. Honorary president is Mrs. E, 0, Lancaster; president, Mrs. Charles Haggar; vice presi- dents, Mrs. Joe O'Neil, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; secretary, Mrs. George Hodgins; treasurer, Mrs. Kay Egan; group leaders, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Mrs. Kay Egan, Mrs. Don Ankers, Mrs. Russell Bowman and Mrs. Cliff Shipley and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson, Buy- ing committee, Mrs. T. A. Hod- gins and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. rectory committee, Mrs. Charles Hagger, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Mrs. Cliff Shipley and Mrs. Joe O'Neil. Miss Lina Abbott assisted in the worship service. She also read a letter from the niece of Miss Ida Porte, 96, of Rich- mond Hill saying she is now confined to her bed. Miss Porte was a former post-mistress of Lucan and Guild member. Refreshments were served. PRESENTATION AND DANCE Last Friday evening the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hayter (nee Linda Wells of Exeter) met in the Lucan Community Centre to extend congratulations and to offer best wishes for a happy married life. The evening was spdnt danc- ing to the music of Doug Lewis and his Town Liners, followed by a presentation to the "bride and groom" by Larry Lewis. EXPLORERS' MEETING Last Monday evening 23 Lucan- Clandeboye Explorers and four counsellors met in the United Church schoolroom. Each girl made Santa Claus place-cards. for each member of her family. Postage stamps were trimmed and made ready for the Bible Society. The worship service was taken by Julie Noyes and Nancy Lewis. A woman's greatest asset has always been and always will be a man's imagination. PENTECOSTAL. The Pentecostal WA met at the home of Mrs. George Eizenga last Monday when President Mrs. Howard Currie presided and was assisted by Mrs. Elzenga. She conducted a Christmas quiz and gave a reading, A study of Mary, the mother of Jesus, was held, Mrs. Ed. Butler accompanied Joyce Butler's solo, on her flute. Another quilt was started. CHRISTMAS CONCERT The annual Christmas concert was held Saturday evening with the following teachers putting on choruses, solos, recitations and skits. Mrs. George Eizenga's (Cradle Roll), Mrs. Rufas Thomp- son, Mrs. Gordon McDonald, Mrs. Ernie Ferguson, Mrs. Ed. Butler and Mr. Ed. Butler. Mrs. J. A. Graham's Bible Class gave a number and Joyce Butler entertained with her clari- net. A large Christmas tree had gifts for all the children, also fruit and candy. During the evening Mr. Ed. Butler, on behalf of the congre- gation, presented the pastor with a gift of money. Rev. and Mrs. McDonald and family will spend the Christmas season with their parents in North and South Caro- Una. Mr. George Eizenga and Mr. John Boaz will be in charge of Sunday services. UNITED COUPLES' CLUB The Couples' Club began their Christmas meeting with a 7 pm potluck supper. There were 18 couples present. The worship service was taken by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patter- son and Mrs. Don Lankin read a Christmas story. Mr. Fred Suter presided for the business. A report was made of the recent successful dance, the proceeds of which will go to the building fund. A discussion was held on the purchasing of dividing doors for the Sunday School. Messrs Don Maguire, W i l liam Froats, Ernest Ross, Alden Walk- er and Ed. Melanson were named a committee to bring in a report on prices. Mr. Ed. Melanson, as Santa Claus for the exchange of gifts, read the humorous original vers- es which accompanied each gift, but the poet's names remained a deep dark secret. Following the singing of Christmas carols, more refresh- By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Twenty-five members and the leaders of the Elimville-Thames Road CGIT presented the 1967 National CGIT Vesper Service Sunday evening in Thames Road church. Joanne Hodgert led the service of worship and Margaret Hunkin read the scripture. Janet Hern, Beverley Pass- more, Cheryl Hern, Linda Knight and Joan Lynn participated in the conversational drama. The part r of Mary and Joseph was dramatized by Ava Elford and Anne Herdman. The choir of girls rendered three anthems. ments were served, VESPER SERVICE The large group of parents and friends who attended the an- nual CGIT Vesper Service Sun- day night could not help but be struck with the splendid groups of Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT, Ex- plorers and Hi C who attended the service. Of a 41 CGIT enrolment 33 were able to take part in the service. Their leader is Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Taking special parts last Sun- day, were Helen Lewis, candle- lighter, Janis Freeman, leader, Betty Park, reader, Grace Smith, Carol Haskett, Brenda Herbert, Julie Henderson andJane Hodg- son, conversationists. Janyce Grose was Mary and Nancy Young was Joseph. Joan and Helen Lewis, Kim English and Janet Smith took up the offer- ing and Marline Butler was solo- ist. Due to the illness of Rev. G, W. Sach, Bert Walker of the Hi C took his part, Miss Reta Chown assisted as organist and Mrs. G. W. Sach as pianist. ANGLICAN The annual Sunday School party was held Sunday afternoon with the smaller children in the Par- ish Hall and the senior children down stairs, Santa Claus failed to appear but there was a Christ- mas tree and gifts and treats for all, following the games. There will be a Christmas eve service at 11:15 pm and a quiet communion service at gam Christmas Day, Next Sunday there will be a carol service at 11 am when it Is hoped the re- built organ will be ready for use again. 40•3 40.4040404104i440410-41040.40410404040:40404,0410.1 We wish to thank our many new friends for their patron- age, and wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. g 1 There is still time to have your new car delivered on Christ- mas eve, wrapped in a big red bow. Nevin Motors. Pontiac, Buick & GMC Trucks SEE ROY MORENZ OR AL KERNIK ad Phone 227-4245 LUCAN -w-o-4...• steaxi::: riksNir NO Nics riO4`.0.41040-4040-40.40.4040-)N0 40-40.40 40404040.404.04041040404404040404,•04.04041 tt We deliver Phone 227-4735 LUCAN .s!?1.40.44:4404:0404040.40404040401$0, 40404040401;40040410.40.40410404040.4040Vm40.4040 Seadopt'a 9leetitetp to all my Lucan and District friends and patrons. G. A. Thomson Auto Electric 227.4276 Lucan 044;?4:1w.z ,:t1Okts.:0/.0 404040 WA340404040 44r04040.404,0044440ri Phone 227-4349 9>•PA...;,1;ieszoett•4iz4gla4easplizs.4issxms4imri.et5;4eavo4k4i.in4;40.07. Happy Holiday ss Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all our community patrons KEN CARTER & SON Lucan ft2 0;k4A*A-14;1:440tv,ets.PieoginA:15.1P404V,Wa&A.AigAioNioxia5Vmsaitrig 227.4211 Lucan 4X0. 404;0 4040 Nir+Vomi.O.NitoAlait 9i.e:s-PAtio105,1J 404i440 4040 40.010404.04As 40.40. C. Haskett & Son Paul's Superior Market EXETER AREA OFFICE Phone 227-4462 Lucan Ah54441:0;*4tAi2vNe zw:!4N'az.%).g:..1.i)0,=g,.fraz;um.,:,;NIzz=-=;,.,==4.wtv42:vpizz;;.4=1;at.1=?4* 40 40 4,