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were Connfe De Schuttar
and Kenneth Noon. A
passenger Adrienne De
Schuttar suffered minor in-
furies.
Saturday at 8,25 p.m. a
vehicle driven by Kenneth
Peebles, Lucan went out of
control on Highway south of
Lucan and struck a culvert.
Constable Chapman listed
damages at $800.
In a similar mishap at 4.15
a.m. Sunday, a vehicle
driven by David Salyn, RR 2,
Denfield left County road
28, west of Adelaide street
and struck a hydro pole,
Constable Marshall set
damages at $6,800,
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the familiar signs and symbols of the good old-fashioned
Christmas spirit spirit ever new. For you and yours,
we wish a bounty of traditional pleasures, of serenity and
contentment, At Christmastide, we PAW in warmest
appreciation of your continued loyalty, trust and confidence
to wish roil the very beat of the season, it la per
continuing pleasure and wish to be able to serve you.
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Centre in the Masonic Hall,
carols were sung with Muriel
Cobleigh at the piano. Violin
selections were played by
Clarence Lewis and Gote
Wetterstrom as well as
duets, with' Muriel ac-
companying.
They were joined by
Mildred Hirtzel on the
spoons, Mary Kooy, Kazoo,
Jean Miller, Maracas, Ethel
Lewis', washboard,
Kay ,Armstrong "cymbals"
(pot lids) and Iva Hodgins,
Jews harp for several
numbers.
A lovely letter and the the
poem "The Wonderer" by
Robert Service, received
from Arnold Hodgins, was
expressively read by a "42nd
cousin", Murray Hodgins,
which was followed by a skit
type of presentation by 6
members, A reading
"Christmas Greetings' was
given by Iva Hodgins and
duets by Leanne Sovereign
'and Vicki MacDonald
"Anything You Can Do I Can
Do Better", with appropriate
actions and "Winter Won-
derland" accompanied by
Beulah Hardy were enjoyed.
Distribution of exchange
gifts brought brought the
entertaining aitetnoon to a
close.
The Busy Buddies con-
vened in the upstairs room to
choose their ceramic pieces
ready to start off the New
Year, but unfortunately the
first class will not be 'on _the
8th as previously stated, but
on the 15th„
More Lucan News
on page 13A
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eestarners and all our
new ones Thank You,
relatives, friends and
neighbours.
May Jesus live
through you at
Christmas and
in 1981
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udents at McGillivray Central 'Schaal. presented .a play at Wednesday's annual Christmas
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Six accidents were in-
vestigated this week by of-
ficers of the Lucarfdetach-
ment of the Ontario Provin-
cial Police with damages es-
timated at $19,200,
Monday at 3 p.m. a vehicle
driven by Ronald Glenn,
Lucan and a snowmobile be-
ing operated by John
Vlasman, RR 1, Hyde Park
collided on ,Elgin Street in
Arva. Constable T.ft. Chap-
man set damages at $550.
A vehicle driven by Ferlin
Sovereign, Lucan was
damaged to the extent of $1,-
500 when it left County road
.13, west of Lucan and struck
the ditch. Constable D.B.
Stables investigated.
Vehicles driven by Mark
Laur, Parkhill and John
,Gellaxit, RR 2, Denfield
collided Thursday in Ailsa
Craig. The street was
slippery at the time.
Constable D.N. Marshall
listed damages at $550.
Constable Marshall set
damages at $9,000 when
vehicles driven by .two Lon-
don residents were in
sion on Highway 7, near
Highbury Avenue at 3.20
p.m. Friday, The drivers
Six crashes in OPP area
An excellent turkey dinner
was catered to by the Guild
of Holy Trinity . Anglican
Church, for 73 members of
the Sunshine and Busy
Buddies Groups, Thursday
noon, December 18th, in the
lower hall of the Church. It
was much enjoyed and
President Mildred Hirtzel
voiced the thanks of the
members to the ladies of the
Guild.
Eight dinners were
delivered to shut-ins, etc.
who could not attend the
dinner.
Returning to the Seniors'
St. Pat's was busy
for Christmas
Whurelt, with lovely pain- Chris' MeChire's, grade 2, 3;
celebrated in Wear" United Jean Hishon'S, grade 1.; Mrs.
Settles, Holly and candles in Mr, .Blair Redmond's,
banners as decorations Rev, Jack Gardiner's, grade? and
the windows, the Chrieraen grade 4, 5; Mrs, Mary
Tree lighted and several Maxwell's, grade 5, 6; Mr.
Keith Brown reading the Miss Susan Barry's, grade a
Story "The Hunchback and enjoyed the day, especailly
heart touching Christmas participated. Everyone
evening, "Christ Is Born" by volunteer in the school,
schools at this re afye:r Thegradel alals4 rth!haseenbustgwthc:direeionov..44:oat
decorated cheerfully with many hours creating
aventwreandanpls,ithey were
giving
the Babe" by J.H. Hunter. when Santa Claus made a
theme carol of the Cantata Tuesday, December 16 the
presented last Sunday, staff invited the parents who
tivity.
the holiday spirit, There aee beautiful n t y scen es
John W. Peterson. Father Finn, Trustee Pat
Christmas Sunday was DAUmelumbe l-lrall1,7 I/a.V.0.18Mraet.
St, Patrick School, like all Christmas trees and
The Choir sang the lovely surprisep visit.
United
Ch urch -Dance Festival on
Classrooms are diner, their teacher, spent
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At 7 p.m, members of the Crunican and Mrs. Crunican
Sunday School presented and the P.T.A. Executive to
their annual Christmas share a magnificent turkey
concert with Barbara luncheon.
Bannerman acting as Mr. Redmond's grade 4, 5
Emcee. held a white elephant sale
The classes of Anne and raised $116.26 for
Holden and Nancy Reed Mission Hope.
combined to present Thursday, December 18,
"Christmas in the Forest'l, Mrs. Marg Forrest's, grade
with Anne's three and four 3, 4 presented a Christmas
year olds acting out beavers, play about a creature from
rabbits, mice birds and trees outer space who landed on
and Nancy's five and sixes earth and discovered the
were Mary, Joseph, the true meaning of Christmas.
shepherds, a drummer boy The children decorated the
and thw wise men. Nancy gym with their own art work
was the narrator and the which added to the mood of
children sang "Away in a the holiday.
Manger" Santa Claus made his
annual visit to the Betty Hall's class acted classrooms on Thursday
out the Indian Christmas afternoon bringing pop,
Carol ""rWas in the Moon chips, and an apple to each
of Winter Time" as it was child, He brought a happy
read by Debbie Hall who was smile to the faces of even the joined by Jane Holden to sing non-believers.
the carol, at theclose of the Thanks to the fund raising
playlet. The auto harp efforts of • the Student
played by Donna Faye Council, the children saw a
Milton added a different film calledKingGrizzlies, on
touch to the number her the last day before the class of boys sang "Walking holidays.
in a Winter Wonderland"
Barbara Coughlin's class All the children were given
presented a Russian Folk the opportunity create
Tale, entitled "Baboushl5a,, poetry and prose for
where she missed the first Christmas. It didn't take
Christmas, the visit of the much to ipspire them.
Wisemen, because of her
household duties and when
she finally got to the stable
she found the manger empty.
Each Christmas Eve you
might see an elderly woman
leaving a gift for your
children, "Time to wonder,
time to sing, helping hands
and a loving heart".
The high school class,
under the direction of
Barbara Bannerman
presented the playlet "We
Didn't Forget Anyone", a
modern piece with the young
people dressed alike, talking
of the money they had spent
for all their gifts, trees,
decorations, etc. and hoping
there were no birthdays
early in the year.
The play ended with them
saying they hadn't forgotten
anyone at all, but indeed
they had, the most important
person of all. To emphasize
this they formed a cross and
held that position for a brief
period.
The whole Sunday School,
almost 140 voices, joined in a
closing chorus: "Unto us a
Boy is Born", accompanied
by Helen Brown.
Santa visited the younger
classes as the older ones
presented their numbers.
UPCOMING - Everyone is
invited to the Christmas Eve
Candle Light service and
Holy Communion at 7 p.m.
If you have not yet
renewed your "Upper
Room" or your "Observer"
please contact Mabel Froats,
227-4879 and Alex Young 227-
4633, respectively.
Church books close
December 31. If you wish
income tax credits for 1980
please be sure your church
treasurer receives your gift
before that date.
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Merry
Christmas •
May thoughts of
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joy and content-
ment .Jae with you
this merry season,
LUCAN LANES
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Christmas Eve - 7: 3 CI p.m. at St. James,
THE CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST AND MESSAGE
11:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity
A CHRISTMAS EVE CANDELIGHT EUCHARIST
and MESSAGE
(This Service will be preceeded by a short carol ser-
vice of words and music which will begin at 10:30
p.m.)
Christmas Day - 10:00 a.m. At Holy
Trinity '
A CHRISTMAS DAY EUCHARIST
Sunday Dec. 28th The Service at St.
James
and Holy Trinity will resume at their
normal times
Both Congregations Wish You .
3 and tr .4, w Yours A Very Merry and .
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