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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-12-18, Page 19SANTA IS BUSY READING STORIES — Santa Claus visited the Lucan Legion Hall Saturday afternoon to bring treats to a large group of area youngsters. Jolly St. Nick gave the boys and girls an extra thrill by taking time out from his busy schedule to read some Christmas stories. He is shown above in the midst of story telling time with the youngsters grouped around on the floor, T-A photo. Lucan church news fillf(1111 llllllllllllll 1111.1111,1111 lllll llllllllllllll Lucan .correspondent Mrs. Frances Saward Phone 2Z7.4511 district news HALF.PRICE FILM PROCESSING BLACK AllP. WHITE. .Exposure .500, 12 700 KODACOLOR 8 Exposure $1,31 12 - $2,39 By-pass , store- keeper," send DIRECT to processing .plant and save 50%l Send film, cash, chegne or money order along with this ad to: Clinton Photo Service CLINTON, ONTARIO tit! THE OLD MILL BLYTH, ONTARIO WILL .HELP YOU PLAY SANTA AND WIN THE DELIGHTED THANKS OF MOM AND THE WHOLE FAMILY. ow* COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION U kt- vdr4 R bt , FACTORY OUTLET SALE IS CONTINUING TILL DEC. 31st YOU'LL BE PROUD OF YOUR GIFT IF YOU BOUGHT IT AT THE OLD MILL BLYTH, ONTARIO 524-4595 SPECIAL HOURS 9:00 a,m, to 6:00 p.m. Wily Friday & Saturday Till 9:30 P.m • hr 417t'r rr00 , c44, / — AL, *AV wir ) t 1‘ • . 4 ANGLICAN Rev. R. A. Carson was in charge of the Sunday morning service at Holy Trinity Anglican Church when white gifts were offered. These gifts will be used for the Cancer Society's Christmas boxes and hampers. Sunday evening the Sunday School presented the Christmas Pageant, "The First Christmas" with all the children taking part. Sunday December 21 Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. for the Anglican Youth Movement. At 9:45 a.m. there will be a special Children's Christmas Service, Christmas Eve there will be a Service of Holy Communion at 11.30 p.m. This will be preceded by an Organ Recital and the singing of Christmas carols and hymns. Christmas Day there will be a quiet service of Holy Communion at 11 a.m. ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN At the Christmas Meeting of the A.C.W. held in the home of Mrs. Jack Murdy, the following officers were elected for 1970. Hon. President, Mrs, R. A. • Carson; president, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; vice-president, Mrs. Hilton Roberts; secretary, Mrs. George Hodgins; treasurer, Mrs. J. Murdy; Education secretary, Mrs. Harold Hodgins, and Mrs. Charles Hagar; Social Service secretary, Mrs. Harold Corbett and Mrs. Earl Atkinson; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. Gordon Atkinson. An appropriate paper was read by Mrs. Murdy. PENTECOSTAL Rev. Gerald Reef was in charge at the Lucan Pentecostal Church Sunday last. In the evening the Sunday School children performed a pageant composed for the most part, in their own words. UNITED Rev. W, C. Tupling was in charge of Sunday morning service at Lucan United Church. Allen Melanson and Ian McLellan read the lesson. Mr. Tupling's Sermon was entitled, "The Road to Bethlehem". The evening, the CGIT candle-lighting service was held. The theme was "Peace". Mr. Tupling led the carol-singing. For the program the leader was Heather Froats, reader, Mrs. Clare Stanley, questioner, Judy Froats; believer, Nancy Lewis; and voice, Linda .Hodgins. Scripture readings were by Mrs. Ed. Melanson, Karen Herbert, and Bev Shumka. Candle-lighters were Janet Smith, Linda ICraul, Cindy Shumka, Ann Stanley and Karen Hodgson. Jane and Joanne Lockyer sang solo parts and the rest of the club made up the choir under their leaders, Mrs. Melanson and Mrs. Jim Freeman. Kathryn Worthington was United Church Women of Lucan United Church met at the Church, Tuesday for a pot-luck supper. There were 17 members present. Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mrs. William Froats conducted the Worship Service reading the Christmas. Story from the book of Luke. Continuing the Christmas theme Mrs. Sheridan Lions attend at London meet Lucan and district Lions Club were invited to an Interclub meeting with the North London Lions. Those who accepted the invitation found the hospitality overwhelming. Among those who attended the supper and meeting at the Grosvenor Gate were, Lions Clare Stanley, Glen Nevin, Bob Taylor, Gary McFalls, Larry Hotson, Jim Freeman and Grant Graham. Guest speaker was Past District Governor Herm Raum. The Annual Lucan-district Lions Club family night was held Monday in the basement of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church with 84% attendance of members, their wives and 35 children. Guests for the evening were Sgt. and Mrs, S. Daley, and Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Taylor of Clinton. Lion Bill Tupling led a sing , song. After dinner Santa arrived in full regalia. All the children were given candy and gifts. Fourteen members were presented with perfect attendance pins. Lengths of time involved varied from one year to Lion Alex Young's 20 year perfect attendance. Lion Clarence Haskett has 16 years and Lion Jim Young has 15 years. In all the 14 members had accumulated 92 years of perfect attendance. pianist throughout . Next CGIT meeting will be Monday, December 22 when fruit baskets will be packed and delivered to shut-ins. Supper will be served at the Church at 6 p.m. CGIT girls will also help a needy family at Christmas. Revington read two poems, "Christmas is for Children", and "Christmas Prayer". Mrs. Ross Holden read of the customs of other lands, China, , Ireland and Poland. Yearly reports were read by the conveners. Mrs. Tupling thanked the out-going officers, and Rev. W.C. Tupling installed the officers for next year, as follows: Hon. president Mrs. W.C. Tupling;, past, . president Mrs. William Froats; president, Mrs. J.W. Lockyer; vice president, Mrs. M.H. Hodgins; recording secretary, Mrs. A.W. Thompson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Helen Carling; Miss Reta Chown, assisting; treasurer, Mrs. Langford; evening unit leader, Mrs. 0. Saward; friendship unit leader, Mrs. Thos. Barr; membership, Mrs. M.H. Hodgins; community friendship, Mrs. Cecil Robb; supply, Mrs. Wm. Froats, Mrs. Alex Young, Mrs, Leonard Smith and Mrs. M. Cobleigh; literature secretary, Mrs. Ross McRoberts; citizenship, Mrs. C. Lewis and Mrs. Dave Park; Christian co-operation and missionary education, Mrs. 0. Seward; church flowers, Mrs. R. Patterson and Mrs. Ivan Hern; pianist, Miss Reta Chown; auditors, Mrs. Duncan McPhee and Mrs. H. Cobleigh. Lucan personals Mrs. Joe Mordush and Charlene and Mr. & Mrs. Wally Fischer were weekend guests of Mrs. Katherine Fischer. Mrs. Bob Coleman Saturday attended a joint birthday party for Jack Garrett and Don McTaggart which was held at the home of Mr. W.W. Garrett, London. Mrs. Howard Cranston who has been in Victoria Hospital was able to come home again on Wednesday. C I Master elected for masons Clare H. Stanley has been elected Master of Irving Lodge No. 154 A.F, & A.M. Lucan, succeeding R,M.E. Engel, Other officers elected were: — W. C. Moody, Senior Warden; T, G. McFalls, Junior Warden D. K. Hodgins, Treasurer; J, R. Young, Director of Ceremonies; J. W. Smith, Senior Deacon; L. G. Hotson, Inner Guard; H. D. Gwalchmai, Senior Steward; W. L, McFalls, Junior Steward; and J. A. Young, Tyler. Two euchres were in play ANGLICAN EUCHRE Seven tables were in play at the Euchre party sponsored by the Ladies Guild of the Anglican Church, December 9. The following were the winners, men's high, Mr, Norman Hardy; ladies' high, Mrs. Joe Carter; men's lone hand, Bev. Hodgins; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Next Euchre Party will be January 13. MEDWAY EUCHRE The Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Clare Lewis, Wednesday with four tables in play. The following were the winners, ladies' high score, Mrs. E.E. Summers; lone hands, Mrs, Austin Hobbs; low score, Mrs. William McComb; men's high score, Cliff McRoberts; lone hands, William McComb and low score, Carmen Hodgins. Next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud McComb, January 12. Biddulph reeve in Warden race One of the eight members of Middlesex County Council who declared their intention to seek...? the Warden's post for 1970, was Biddulph Township Reeve Wilson Hodgins, who is entering his seventh consecutive year on County Council. The other seven candidates are, Newbury Reeve, J. D. McNaughton, Strathroy; Reeve- elect, Murray Jones, West Nissouri Township; Reeve, Percy Jones, Westminster Township; Reeve, Murray Davis, North Dorchester; reeve-elect Ed Hamilton, Ekfrid Township; Reeve, Ron Crawford and Glencoe Reeve, Frank Hamilton. Council will elect a successor to Warden Raymond Lewis at the meeting January 20. Christmas concert at Central school The children of Biddulph Central School performed an operetta, "Medics and Merriment" for their Christmas concert. Solos were sung which fitted in with the play. Also choirs of various sizes of doctors, nurses and patients sang appropriate songs. Mrs. Clarence Hardy accompanied the soloists and Mr. Norman Steeper joined her at the piano for the choirs. This was a most enjoyable performance. Mr. Steeper reports that Constable Lees has been giving the children several talks on Bus Safety. WINS SCHOLARSHIP Rev, J.P. Prest of Saskatoon, former Lucan-Clandeboye rector, reports he took part in a 20 mile Walkerthon but did not know if the seven church members who accompanied him went for company or to see he didn't chicken out. He also reported his son, Harry, had won a further $1,000.00 scholarship. Tender Loving Day Care Service IN LUCAN 3 to 5 year olds, 8:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. CONTACT Mrs. G.R. Paul AT HEll HOME 227.4584 or 2274462 Santa visits at Jet game In recent years Santa Claus has been known to make his visits by various modes of transportation. The jolly fellow in the bright red suit will make an early visit, Tuesday night, December 23, to the Huron Park arena and will be arriving on a shiny pair of skates and will probably delight the fans with a few skilfull turns around the ice surface. Santa will be appearing between the first and second periods of the OHA Intermediate "B" game between the Lucan-Ilderton Jets and the Elmira Polar Kings. Treats will be provided to all children 12 and under who are accompanied by parents. These same children will be admitted free to the game. Sorry we missed our column last week, but we were recuperating from the big election. Jack Bison has been returned for another term as president of Branch 540. With the election creating increased interest, we had the largest turnout of the year as Comrade Jack won out over Comrade Sid Daley, the only other contender. The post of Sgt-at-Arms created the only other election battle with Charlie, Skolly getting the nod in this contest. All other positions were filled by acclamation with Emerson De Graw, Percy Knee and Gord Elson taking over the three vice-presidents jobs; Pat Crudge returning as secretary; and Keith Dickson as treasurer, The number of executive members was increased -from four to six this year with Bill Smith, Sid Daley, Larry Gibson, Archie Reilly, Roy Zinn and Len Fischer being acclaimed to these posts. The new executive will be installed at a public ceremony on Sunday, January 11 and will holdoffice until June 30, 1971. Santa visited Branch 540 last Saturday and handed out gifts and candy to about 90 joyful youngsters. Over 150 parents and kids crowded the hall for the event and welcomed St. Nick after watching several movies provided by Dennis (Molson's) Riggin. EXPLORERS MEET Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers held an Exploration at Lucan United Church, December 8. Christmas Worship was led by Mrs. Kraul, Cindy Donaldson and Susan Gabel. Carol singing and games were enjoyed and in the craft section, a Christmas serviette holder was made. For Sale Christmas Plants Poinsettias Clyclamen Pot Mums Mixed Pots & Corsages Nicholson Flowers 227-4283 Junior Al D if Hockey Tues , Dec. 30 8:30 p.m. 1.11C8t1 Arena Belmont Vs. Lucan Irish First aid kits ready for 4-H The 8th session of the 4-H course, "Focus on Fitness" was held at the arena Saturday. The responsibilities of being a good citizen and the privileges of being a Canadian were discussed. This was the last session of this course and the girls were reminded to have their books ready and handcraft completed by December 31, Their First Aid kits must be ready for Achievement Day, January 24 when a chartered bus will take the girls to Parkhill High School. The Lucan girls are to meet outside the Anglican church at 8 A.M. as the bus will not wait. For the person who has everything or the hard to please why not contact your reporter, Mrs. 0. Saward, for particulars for a gift subscription to the T-A. All children seven years and younger received a gift. The Legion will provide free skating at the Arena for the school kids during the Christmas holidays. The rink will be open to all area children from 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. on December 29,30, and 31 and again on Friday, Jan. 2 Plans are well under way for the big New Year's Party at Branch 540. Ron Nash and the Country Tones will provide the music and tickets are now on sale in the Lounge. Admission is $10.00 per couple and you had better pick up your's soon if you plan on attending. They're going quickly. By MRS. G. HOOPER ROWLINO PARTY Mr. & Mrs, Marvin .Hartwick, Mr, & Mrs, Ken Langford, Mr. Mrs. Ken Parkinson, Mr, Leonard Thacker; Mr. .4 Mrs. Grant. MeCorquodale, Mrs, Margaret Raker were entertained to a bowling party at Exeter, .Saturday evening and later at the borne of Mrs. Olive Thomson and Mary Lou, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford and family were Sunday geusts of Rev. & Mrs. S. Miner of Thames Road. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick, Mrs, Peter Vanexan and Lisa were Sunday guests of Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Thomson, Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper were Friday evening guests of Mrs. Olive Thomson and Mary Lou. Mr. Leonard Thacker and 'girls, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick and family were Sunday evening visitors with Mr, & Mrs. John Morgan of Brinsley. Times,Mvocat*, .December 18, 19 9 Page 19 4 4 Pot luck supper for United church ladies HAPPY WITH THEIR GIFTS — Santa Claus arrived at the Lucan Legion Hall Saturday afternoon with a bag full of gifts for the boys and girls. Shown above are 1Nindy, Jeffrey and Anna totes with some of their toys, TA photo LUCAN LEGION LETTER Legion president back For TOTAL. Home Comfort And All Your GAS APPLIANCE NEEDS Contact GRAHAM MANES Union Gas Sales Representative DIAL 227-4112