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On Christmas Night
Claus made his annual visit Sunday to the Lucan fire hall. Shown above
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guess who it was? It was Santa.
Claus, I hid behind the couch but
he saw me and told me to come
out, I did and he handed me a
present. He told me to tell no one
that I had seen him.
The next morning I acted as if
I hadn't seen him and no one
knew, So from then on, I never
got out of bed again on Christmas
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JAMES EAGLESON
Jimes Robert Eagleson, of
McGillivray Township, in his
83rd year. On Monday, December
20, 1976, at the Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich, James R.
Eagleson. Beloved husband of the
late Eliza Hodgins (1954), and
Kathleen McKay (1976). Dear
father of Robert Eagleson, of
East Williams Township, James
and Harvey Eagleson, of Stephen
Towns ,' Viola (Mrs. Charles
Atki ) , of Biddutph Tow n-
sh' Shirley Gytti. Gordon
ne) andjgdk Eagleson, of
i11117,ray Township, Step-
er, of Dorepiea (Mrs. Chester
1ton) '„ of St..,•,Catharines,
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ther Willigrlagleson, of
ateau GardenOsing Home,
rkhill, A14(LsurAiived by 14
gra,i_idehildren -and 14 great-
earechildren. Resting at the M..
Box & Son Funeral Home,
Parkhill, where funeral service
will be conducted on Thursday,
December 23 at 2 p.m. Rev. H.
Moore of the Greenway United
Church will officiate. Interment
in Parkhill Cemetery,
CLARE M. GLAVIN
At Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy,
Thursday, December 16th, 1976,
Clare M. Glavin. Daughter of the
late•Joseph and Ellen Glavin, of
Mt. Carmel. Survived by one
brother, Rev. Fr. John GlaVin,
C,S,B., Toronto. Predeceased by
one sister, Madeleine, and one
brother, Charles. Also surviving
are a number of nieces and
nephews. In her 83rd year. The
funeral mass was held Monday at
our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church with Father J. Mooney
off'ciating. Interment in the
nt Carmel Cemetery. The
.H. Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood was in charge.
ANNIE VEAL
Arjri4 Veal. /n the,Clinton Public
ospithl on $aturdtly, December
8, 1971 Beloved Niiife of the late
illianl Jci7x1 WO, formerly of
gxeter4 In er Agth year. Dear
othei' of Mes‘. Donald Penhale
ildffed) of Sarnia, Mrs. Elwyn
alake (Wilma) of Usborne
Twp., W. Ross Veal of Hensall
and Mrs. Arthur Ball (Norma) of
Kincardine. Also survived by 24
grandchildren and 8 great-
grandchildren. The funeral was
held Monday from the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter
with Rev. Harold Snell of-
ficiating. Interment in Exeter
Cemetery.
WILLIAM C. PEARCE
William C. Pearce, formerly of
Exeter, passed away at
Huronview on Saturday,
December 18, 1976, in his 94th
year. Beloved husband of the late
Sara Jane Northcott and dear
father of Frances Redmond of
Trenton, Michigan, Charles of
Brantford, Marjorie Whiting of
Summerland, B.C., Eva Sch-
walm of Stratford, Ruth Gaiser of
Crediton and Ellis, RR 1 Arva.
Also survived by 13 grand-
children and 16 great-
grandchildren. The funeral was
held Monday from the R. C.
Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter,
with interment in Exeter
Cemetery.
MURRAY MOORE
Murray Heywood Moore, In
South Huron Hospital, Exeter on
Sunday, December 19, 1976.
Beloved husband of June Smith of
Exeter, in his 55th year. Dear
father of Mrs. Allan Fraser
(Sandra) of Markham; Joanne
Moore of Toronto and Peter. at
home. Also survived by two
grandchildren, Peter and Jef-
frey. The funeral was held
Tuesday from the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter,
with Rev, Glen Wright of-
ficiating. Interment in Exeter
Cemetery.
HOWARD W. LEMMON
Howard W. Lemmon passed
away at his late residence Vic-
toria Street, Exeter on Friday,
December 17, 1976 in his 67th
year.
Surviving is his wife the former
Vera L. Smith; sons William A.
Lemmon, Wakefield, Quebec;
Robert L. Lemmon, London;
Mrs. Wesley (Donna Margaret)
Thomas, London; Mrs. Robert
(Marion) Kerslake, Exeter;
sisters Mrs. Leona Parke,
Hensall; Miss Viola Lemmon,
Toronto; Mrs. Clarenee, (Aldeen)
Volland, Hensall; IVIi`&:+k, Olive
Marshman, Mississauga.
A brother Preston predeceased
March 6, 1975. Twelve grand-
children and one great-grandson
also survive. Funeral service was
held from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, Monday,
December 20, conducted by Rev.
E. S. Stephens, 'Brucefield.
Interment in Baird's Cemetery.
Members of the IOOF Lodge held
a memorial service at the
Funeral Home Sunday evening at
9 p.m.
Pallbearers were Archie
Parsons, -Alex McBeath, Paul
Lebedew, Bob Foote, Malcolm
Dougall apd Albert Postma.
LUCY WEBB
Lucy (Broad) Webb, passed
away in Montreal Convalescent
Hospital on Friday, December 17,
1976. Beloved wife of the late
Oswald Webb, formerly of
Granton. Dear mother of Gordon
Webb of Hudson Heights, Quebec.
Also survived by two grand-
children and three great-
grandchildren, in her 97th year.
The funeral was held Tuesday
from the C. Haskett and Son
Funeral Home, Lucan with in-
terment in Birr Anglican
Cemetery.
HARVEY JOHNSTON
Harvey G. Johnston of Clinton
passed away at his home on
Monday, December 13, 1976, in
his 73rd year. Dear husband of
Leila Johnston, dear father of
Mrs. Grant (Helen) MacLean,
Hensall, Mrs. Jim (Leona)
Armstrong, Brussels, Mrs. Berne
(Doris) McKinley, Zurich, Mrs.
Dwight (Joan) Campbell, Truro,
N.S. Also survived by ten
grandchildren and two brothers
Bert, of Belgrave, and Jim of
Welland. The funeral was held
Wednesday, December 15, from
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton. Interment in Brussels
Cemetery. Mr. Johnston was a
past reeve of Morris township,
warden of Huron County and
Administrator at Huronview for
15 years.
Lucan church
marks season
The congregation of Lucan
United Church joined in singing
familiar carols, accompanied by
Ray Koopman on the organ, and
using the chimes, on Sunday
morning. The choir sang Martin
Luther's "From Heaven Above to
Earth I Come" and Rev. Ewart
Madden chose as his sermon
topic "Jedus — King, Priest,
Saviour",
He said all these are wrapped
up in the three gifts of the Magi.
He told us the wisdom of the
world had to stoop to the wisdom of
Heaven, and said that Jesus was
the perfect example of priesthood
and, as He is our high priest, He
is able to minister to us, giving us
His power so we can witness for
Him, Mrs. Sylvia Webb from
Scotland was welcomed to the
service together with several
other visitors.
Everyone is invited to the
annual Christmas Eve Service
Friday evening at 7:30. The
Music of ' Christmas will be
highlighted when the Clandeboye
Youth Choir will join the Lucan
Choir and the chimes will again
enhance our carols.
Sunday, December 26, Holy
Communion will be observed,
new members will be received on
Profession of Faith and the
Sacrament of Baptism will also
be administered to some of the
foregoing adults and their
children,
More arrives
less departs
The volume of mail received at
the Exeter Post Office this
Christmas season is up con-
siderably from a year ago but
outgoing mail has decreased.
Assistant Post Master Bev
Rabbetts announced Tuesday
that as of December 20 the
amount of outgoing mail was
down by 3,350 pieces.
At the same time letters and
cards reaching the local post
office were increased by 14,000.
December 14 was the biggest
day for mail leaving Exeter with
12,000 cards and letters while on
December 20, 12,025 cards and
letters were received.
The post office will be closed on
December 25, 26, 27 and 28 and
January 1, 2 and 3.
The lobby will be open at all
times throughout the holiday
period with the wicket closing at 4
p.m. on December 24 and
December 31. Mail despatched on
those two days will leave at 1
pm
.
Rabbetts said the closing hours
will affect all post offices in the
area and rural mail delivery will
also be affected the same days.
Helps Mom
Dear Santa Claus
I hope you will come to my
house and the other kids houses
that who have been good. I have
been a very good girl. I helped
my mother do the dishes at
night. And I clean my bedroom
when it is a mess. I think I earn
some presents. I would like a
Holly Hobbie bake oven please.
And a Raggedy Ann light timer
please. And a Hush Little Baby
Doll, That is all I want. Thank-
You for all the stuff you gave me
the last few years.
Sincerely
RUTH ANN ESSERY
Grade 3
Usborne Central
MAY GROSE
Mrs. May (Rivers) Way Grose,
46 Chestnut Street, St. Thomas,
passed away at St. Thomas Elgin
General Hospital, Sunday,
December 19, 1976. She was the
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Rivers, Exeter,
Beloved mother of Mrs. Allison
(Marilyn) Lawrence, 13 Coyne
Street, St. Thomas, Harold Ross,
Weston, Ontario. Stepmother of
Mrs. Leonard (Ruth) Welbourn,
Chatham, and sister of Mrs. J. L.
(Irene) Routledge, Toronto and:
Bert Rivers, Westminster
Hospital, London and a sister-in-
law of Mrs. Helen Rivers, Exeter.
Also survived by several grand-
children. in her 88th year. The
funeral was held Monday from
the Sifton Funeral Home, St.
Thomas with Rev. L. J. Coates
officiating. Burial later in Exeter
cemetery.
EMMA LUELLA WALPER
At South Huron Hospital on
Wednesday, December 22,
Emma Luella (Stanlake) Walper
in her 67th year. Beloved wife of
the late Jack Walper and a step-
son Hugh Walper, London. Also
surviving are .a special friend
Robert Cutting and several
nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by a brother
William. Stanlake in 1973. The
funeral will be held Thdrsday,
December 23 at 2 p.m. from the
R. C. Dinney Funeral Home,
Exeter with Rev. George
Anderson D.F.C. of Trivitt
Anglican Church officiating.
Interment in Exeter Cemetery.
Wants hockey net
Dear Santa Claus
How are you? I am fine, I don't
know, but I think I should have a
gift. I have helped my dad a lot.
Do you think thats fair? If you do
think it's fair here are some
things I want. Would you please
try to get me a pick up shovel, a
hockey net, a goalie stick, and a
face guard.
Yours Sincerely,
BOB SIMS
Grade 3
Usborne Central School
Hay in Shoes
By TRACEY ANNE REMKES
Room 8
Stephen Central
In Holland there Santa taus is
called St. Nicholas. itiKren
leave hay in their sh 'S for St.
Nicholas's horse. If children
were bad St. Nicholas left black
coal in their shoes, ,atitT a sA0,ch
for your mother ttliiagbm,:y'ou a
strap.
If you were good St. Nicholas
left you toys, candies and books. .
St Nicholas comes at night an''
the whole Family waits' twhere
what he says. He tells the
parents what the children do bad
or good at school and bad or good
at home, The people in Holland
get their Christmas on the 5th of
December.
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