HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-12-23, Page 10phone 227.4517 Correspondent; Mrs. Frances Sawarci
Saturday, Santa made a visit to
Branch 540 and I fear he was
more surprised than the 105
children who were there to greet
him. However, the old chap was
up to the situation and had a
to one and all and many
thanks for your patronage
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Photo Studio
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Lucan
personals
Mrs. Mary Hodgson was the
guest at a Christmas party of 20
people held at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Arthur Hodgson,
Strathroy.
A Christmas party was held at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Keith
Dickson of Main St. for Legion
executives of Branch 540 and
their wives. Thirty guests
attended and an evening of
Christmas carols and cards
followed a buffet supper.
Mrs. Mary Hodgson who has
been visiting with her
granddaughter Mrs. Allan
Robinson of New Hamburg for
sometime has returned home.
After several operations
Harold S. Abbott, 81, of
Vancouver passed away
December 19, 1970. His death
left his sister, Miss Line Abbott,
the last member of the family of
the late Mr. & Mrs. John Abbott,
formerly of Lucan.
Two members of the Lucan
Lions Club visited former
Lucanites at the McCormick
Home Saturday leaving beautiful
poinsettias and the best wishes
of their club. Several other •
Lucanites had visited the Home
during the week with their best
wishes and gifts.
true blessings
of Christmas joyfully
arise from that
first wondrous Holy
Night, May the
spiritual glories
of the season he yours.
Farmers' Income
Tax Service
GEORGE EIZENGA
Lucan
By MRS. J. H. PATON
Sunday in St. James
Anglican Church the Christmas
communion was celebrated. Rev.
Carson preached on God's
indescribable generosity. He told
how Christmas was concerned
with giving. 'Sometimes gifts are
rewards for services rendered,
but this isn't how God works',
Mr. Carson said. God gave us
Himself even though society
wasn't worthy or ready to
receive Him.
Next Sunday St. James
Church will attend Holy Trinity
Church for the confirmation
service.
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF LUCAN
By-Law No. 20-70
BEING A BY-LAW TO PROHIBIT THE DRIVING OF MOTORIZED
SNOW VEHICLES ALONG SIDEWALKS AND BOULEVARDS IN
THE VILLAGE OF LUCAN; AND TO SET THE TIMES FOR THE
DRIVING OF MOTORIZED SNOW MOBILES IN THE VILLAGE
OF LUCAN
WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Village of
Lucan deems it in the public interest that such a By-Law should be
passed.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it enacted as a 8y-Law of the Corporation of
the Village of Lucan as follows:
1. NO motorized snow vehicle shall be driven along the sidewalks or
boulevards in the Village of Lucan.
2. NO motorized snow vehicle shall be driven in the Village of Lucan
after 12:00 P.M. and before 7;00 A.M.
3, ANY motorized vehicle driving on private property is under
control of the "Criminal Code"; that any person making a public
nuisance of themselves on any Village street or trespassing on
private property or any other violations of the Criminal Code will
be subject to penalties as stipulated in the said Criminal Code,
4, THE OWNER of a motorized snow vehicle shall at all times be
responsible whether he is in control of the motorized vehicle or not.
5. EVERY person who contravenes any of the provisions of this
By-Law or any requirements or obligations imposed on him by
virtue of this By-Law, or who interferes with or obstructs any
person in the discharge of his 'duties under this By-Law shall be
guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine not
exceeding 'Three Hundred dollars ($300.00) and costs.
READ A FIRST AND SECOND time this 16th day of December,
1970.
READ A THIRD time and FINALLY PASSED this 16th day of
December, 1970.
(Signed) Ivan J. Hearn,
Reeve
(Signed) M. L. Gibson,
Clerk
This By-Law was passed with the hope that it will be unnecessary to
impose more rigid restrictions.
M. L. Gibson, Clerk
Village of Lucan
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Jolliffe assisted by Mrs.
Lawrence McCarthy. A vote of
thanks was moved and, seconded
by Mrs. Vern Smith and Mrs. Ivy
Little to all present for their
co-operation. Christmas carols
were played throughout the
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MITTENS FOR THE NEEDY — Students at Lucan Public School did their part this year to make Christmas
a little happier for other children. They donated many pairs of mittens to the Salvation Army Children's
Village at London. Shown with their tree full are David Gilmour, Robin Kraul, Denise 1-layter and Larry
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DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS
Yw happyaand
-- your blessings
many.
Santa surprised
at COliistniFts
May your holiday be
The Women's Guild met
Tuesday evening in Mrs. K.
Egan's office. Plans were made
to hold a euchre, January 12 in
the church hall. Plans were also
made to serve tea after the
confirmation service Sunday.
Money was voted to the
Sunday School, Cubs, rectory
and church.
Early in 1971, a meeting to
organize ,the women into the
Anglican Church Women
Diocese of Huron, will be held.
Christmas eve, there'll be
carol and Christmas hymn
singing at 11:00 p.m., and at
11:30 p.m. there'll be a
celebration of communion.
by a social evening which will
include refreshments and
dancing. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
We are pleased to announce
Provincial President Comrade
Doug MacDonald has accepted
our invitation and will be in
attendance with his lovely wife.
This will be your opportunity to
meet our energetic Provincial
President and other dignitaries of
Command. Keep this important
date open, Comrades and
Friends.
Smilin' Carl advises the next
entertainment in the Sea, Land &
Air Lounge will be Saturday,
January 9, 1971 when Fiddling
Jimmy Young will be in
attendance.
"Many of Lucan and District
needy families will have a Merrier
Christmas with a food hamper
and many shut-ins will have a
brighter Christmas with a
beautiful plant through the
combined efforts of the Lucan
Lions and Lucan Legion. About
60 families and shut-ins were
visited Sunday, by members of
both clubs bringing comfort and
good cheer for festive season.
We wish to thank all those who
participated in making our
Christmas draw for the Children's
Christmas party the success it was
and Comrade Harvey Hillman
announces the following as being
the winners: Bill Shervel, Inez
Williams, Al Van Cowenbry, K.
Stedman, Marg. Harlton and Elsie
Jo The Comrades of Branch 540
take this opportunity to wish
their many readers a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year. A very
special thank you to The Exeter
Times-Advocate for the privilege
of publishing our Comments in
their fine newspaper, to our pal,
Ross and his trusty camera, all we
can say is thanks, Ross, for your
many kindnesses and may all
your dreams become a reality
during 71. God Bless You All.
Dates to remember:
DECEMBER
18 - Happy Hour Branch 540
5-7 p.m.
25 - Merry Christmas to all
from 540.
31 - Early Bird Free Draw
JANUARY
1- Happy New Year Everybody
too bad though, too late
to be an early bird.
5 - Ladies' Auxiliary meeting.
8 - Zone Sports Lucan at
Ailsa Craig.
13 - General Meeting Start the
New Year right, attend your
branch meetings.
The Sunshine Club began
their Christmas festivities with a
pot luck lunch Thursday in the
Masonic Hall, Thirty six
members took their places at the
beautifully decorated tables
laden with a sumptuous lunch
which was finished with
Christmas cake.
After lunch Mrs. Frank
Jolliffe and Mrs. Kathleen Neil
favored with readings and
recitation,
Gifts were distributed to the
members by the president, Mrs.
Lucan woman
passes away
Mrs. Betty May (Jenkins)
McLean, wife of Clifford
McLean of Lucan passed away in
Middlesex General Hospital,
Strathroy, December 16, 1970
in her 47th year.
Besides her husband she is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Duncan (Mary) Gray of
Strathroy and Mrs. Frank
(Janet) Brighton of London, and
several nieces. •
The funeral was held at the C.
Haskett & Son Funeral Home
with Rev. R. A. Carson
officiating. Pallbearers were Jim
Barker, Don Abbott, Bruce
Walden, Ron Hodgins, Allan
Pedden and Arthur Conkey.
Burial was in St. James
cemetery, Clan deb oye.
Turkey bowl
The Lucan ladies turkey bowl
was held December 14. Turkey
winners were Jean Isaac, Marilyn
Carter, Pat Smith, Mary Van
Geel.
Four were tied for the next
spot and received a chicken each.
They were Marg Greenlee, Betty
O'Brien, Helen Wicks, Grace
Smith.
Christmas
By DIANE CRUNICAN
Biddulph Central
The long December nights,
Were bright with Christmas lights,
The ringing of the big red bell,
Came all the way fro the dell.
The ground was covered with
snow,
The wind very hard did blow,
On the window pane fell a
snowflake,
While inside was the cake we did
bake.
All the presents under the tree,
Was as bright as could be,
Some were standing tall,
While others was very small.
The food was really fine,
As we all sat down to dine,
The drink served was cherry,
The crowd was very merry
As the gifts were passed around,
To my surprise I found,
My gift was a beautiful dress,
Almost to nice to possess.
On the piano he did cord,
As we listened to a record,
The house was filled with cheer,
While in the distance stood a deer.
16 - Mass Initiation — 8:00 p.m.
and a chance to meet your
Provincial President.
Public is invited.
16 - Social to follow Initiation.
And that's 30 for this week,
see you in 71.
Remember: The Sage who said
"Go West" never had to figure
out how to do it on a Cloverleaf
Intersection.
Alex Young and Wraith and
Storey hardware store made the
party more enjoyable by their
contributions. Mrs. Jolliffe, Mrs.
Ron Crozier, Mrs. L. Tookey,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Frank
Hardy, Sr„ set up the tables.
The club will meet January 7.
Sunday, which is St. John the
Evangelist Day, a service of
confirmation will be held. It will
be conducted by Right Rev, C.
J. Queen B.A., D.D. Bishop of
Huron,
The following will be
presented by Rev. R. A. Carson:
William George Carson, Albert
Stanley Thompson, Lyle Wayne
Worrell, Mary Jean Barker and
Joanne Marie Hodgins.
Following the service the ladies
will serve tea in the hall.
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, W, C. Tupling was in
charge of Sunday service at the
United Church, his sermon being
entitled, The Meaning of
Christmas. Lessons were read by
David Latta and Jeff Park.
Marlene Butler sang a solo.
The sacrament of baptism
was observed for Warren Todd
Decks, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. T.
Deeks (the former Nancy
Watson, Lucan) and Martin
Johanna Engel, daughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Rudolph Engel.
The CGIT vesper service was
held in the evening. This was an
impressive candle lighting service
performed by the girls.
A carol service will be held at
7:30 p.m. on Christmas eve.
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To our many friends and
neighbors we send out
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very Merry Christmas,
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to all my Lucan and District
friends and patrons.
G. A. Thomson
Auto Electric
pre-Christmas gift and candy for
all the kiddies.
Comrade President Jack Elson
wishes to thank Santa for taking
the time to visit us during his busy
season and all those who helped
Santa present his gifts to the
children. Also a very special
Thank You to Molson's Denny
Riggin for supplying a most
appropriate film for the
children's enjoyment while they
waited the arrival of Santa.
We're "Crowing" Comrades,
51.84% of our members are
pre-paid for 1971 and we still
have a week to go "how about
you?" Get behind the drive,
Comrades. Let's be the "best" in
Command. It's not "an
Impossible Dream", only "you"
can make it come true. Become
an "early bird" by paying your
dues prior to December 31, 1970.
This will give you something to
"Crow About" as well as a chance
on a free draw.
Branch 540 will hold a mass
initiation of new members in the
Memorial Hall on Saturday,
January 16 at 8:00 p.m. followed
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