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Times -Advocate, December 28, 1978
Musical comedy features
BiduIphschooI concert:
The gym at the Biddulph
Building of the Biddulph-
Lucan Public School was the
scene' of the annual
Christmas concert on
Wednesday, December 20.
with Iwo presentations, one
in the afternoon and the
outer in'the evening. A "full
house" was present on each
occasion, in spite of the
-somewlial dubious condition
of the roads.
• The Huron Indian Carol
was presented by Mrs.
Rock's Grade 4 Class and
-Mrs. Ingleby's and Miss
Olson's classes gave "I'm
Getting--Nuttin' For
Christmas."
Folk' dancing, the
"S'irginia Rept" wa well
done by Mrs. Hearn' class
and a choral reading of "The
Boy Who Laughed at Santa"
was presented by Miss
Plummer's class. •
The junior choir, 'under the
direction of Mrs. Beulah
Hardy .sang three selections
Church filled for
Christmas program
• Lucan United Church was
filled Christmas Sunday
when members met- to
celebrate the birthday of the
Christ Child.
Rev. Keith Brown finished
hid Advent Series of Sermons
'with "Gifts for the King",
pointing out that the greatest
gift ever to be given was
God's gift to mankind of His
Son. Time and time.again in
the Bible it says that "God
gave His Son ..." This was
pure and simply a gift' to us
. to show His great love and
we shall never ever be able
to earn this giftand as a gift
it should be gratefully
received by us and used to
His glory.
The angels sang as their
• gift the shepherds "made
known abroad the things
they- had been told con-
-cerning the Child". We can
testify like the angels and -the
shepherds. with our lives and
our lips. The Wisemen
presented the most costly of •
gifts, the very best that they
had. can we. do less? We
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have. our hearts.
The flowers in the Sanc-
tuary were from the funeral
of the late Mrs.j Guy Ryan.
We remember / ner family
and friends in their sorrow.
Next Sunday, December
31, regular worship will be at
11:15 with Open Muse and
Watch Night Service at the
Manse, beginning' at 10:30
p.m. You are invited to come
and "See the Old Year out
and the New Year in"- with
the Lord.
Sunday, January 14. the
Sacrament of our Lord's
Supper will be celebrated.
Christmas eve carol and
scripture service:
The Church was well lilted
again Sunday evening for a
beautiful Christmas eve
carol and scripturecan-
dlelight service in which
Clandeboye also. took part
with Catherine, Cheryl and
Bonnie, Lynn singing "We
three. Kings of -Orient Are".
'Mrs. Jim Robertson was the
soloist singing "He •Shajl,
Feed His Flock".
Readers were .14Ir. & Mrs.
Henry Kaune, Ed.Melanson
and- Wes.. Stanley, and the
service was conducted by
Rev. Keith Brown.
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GEBEL CABINETS
"Go Tell It On the Moun-
tain" "Jinga Ling a Jingle"
and "Angels We Have Heard
On_High"' •
This. year's Operetta was
entitled lin Broad(oa'v" and
Was a musical comedy in two
acts. The Barbershop choir
group, a new venture for the
school, sang three selections
"Jingle Bell Rock".
"Christmas Chopsticks" and
"Silent Night". This group
was trained out of school
hours by ,Mrs. Hardy. The
very excellent program
ended with everyone singing
"0 Canada''.
Mrs. Hardy -was presented
with a lovely Christmas
plant as she.completed her
four months as substitute
music teacher for Mrs. Lois
Lanteigne who has been on
maternity leave and will be
returning in -January.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
The junior classes of -the.
Biddulph-Lucan School held
their Christmas party. and
"mini" concert Thursday
afternoon in the gym at the
Lucan School with principal
Wallace McLay. acting as
M.C.
• The kiindergarten class
presented rhythm band
selections under the
direction of Mrs. ' Sharon
Barnes and Mrs. Ann
Walker's Grade I class sang
a Christmas song "Up on
the Housetop".
Mrs. - Marguerite
McRobert's grade I's took
part in two folk dances and
Mrs. Linda Lyons Grade 2's
did . the . "Christmas
Alphabet".
The other Grade 2 class
under the direction of Miss
Barbara Farlingerput on a
playlet entitled "Santa's
Workshop" and another
playlet "When • Mrs. Santa
Saved the Day" was
presented -by Miss Shirley
MacMillan's Grade 3 class.
The. last, number was by
Mrs. Dorothy. Nott's Grade 3
-class who entered ttie gym
singing "Thirty-two Feet
and Eight Little Tails". They
were dressed as reindeer
and pulled a "sleigh" which
was a pony cart made over
into a sleigh .by Peter -Nott.
This was complete with the
"Jolly Old Man" himself
who, following the return of
the students to their
classrooms; visited each
room in his "sleigh"
distributing'bags of goodies,
assisted_ Y three little elves
from the Grade 3 class.
A beautiful candle was
presented to Mrs. Beulah
Hardy as she completed her
four months as substitute
music teacher. '
Lucan Lions Club
Members of the Lucan
District Lions club held their
bi-monthly meeting Monday
' evening December 18 when
they entertained their wives.
and families at a Christmas
supper part complete with
a visit from Santa Claus.
ELECT STUDENTS AT BIODULPH - The student council for the coming year at 8iddu(pb
Central School was named recently. From the left are secretary Kim Harrison, presidents_
Margaret McGuffin and Jeff Shipley and treasurer Mark Dark. T -A photo
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Ltc�n
and district news
Damages hit $18,600
Many mishaps for OPP
Officers.- of th Lucaar�, Bonnie Whitaker -Jones,
detachment of e Ontario London. Constable D.R.
Provincial Polic were kept Vance listed damages - at
busy during the holiday $1.600.
.season investigating a total Vehiclesdrwerrby Ronald
of 15 accidents. • -.Hunter, Stratford and
No serious injuries were Carson I.mohd. R.R. -3 St.
reported but • damages Marys were in collision
reached $18.600. Thursday at 1.35 p.m. on
The first of two Tuesday Highway 7, west of County
mishaps occured at 8.20 a.m. road 27. - Damages were
on Concession 2-3 of Bid- listed at $900 by Constable
dulph township and involved Jim Craig.
vehicles .driven by Edna At 7 p.m. the same day, a
Hodgins and Philip Lewis. vehicle 'driven by -Mary
both of R.R. 1, Lucan. Maxwell, London left Hrgh-
Constable •C.S. Fleming set way 4 north of Elginfield and
damages at $500. . struck a sign post .causing
At 10 p.m. the same day. damages of 5500. Constable
Constable G.J' Barker.listed Barker, investigated.
damages at $3,500 when At 11.30 a.m. on Friday
vehicles - driven by Gail vehicles driven by Jeanine
Rankin, London and James Damen. R.R..3. Lucan and
Smibert. R.R.. 1 Arva Gordon Coyne. R.K. 2 Staffa
collided on County road 16 at -collided on •Cbunty road 27,
the Cameron sideroad. Both 'south of County road 16 in
drivers and three year-old •West Nissouri township.
Stuart Rankin received Constable W.U. Disher set
minor injuries. - damages at $4:200.
Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. a Ttj�'sday at 11 p.m. a.
collision occured on High- veh$e driyven by James
way4, north of Concession 15 - Marshall, London .left
in London towndhip. Vehicles. County r.oad 20 and struck a
involyed were driven by' tree. Constable Fleming
.Rajinder Lamba, Strathroy
and Elizabeth' Stephens,
Exeter. Constable C.S.
Fleming estimated damages
at $1.400.
A half_ hour later, a vehicle
driven'- by Anne Van- CIandeboy
doordeword,• Strathroy left
County road 22 south of --�
Christmas service Sunday
township and struck a tree. at Clandeboye Uhitedl
Constable G.J. Barker in; Church was well atte ed.
vestigated and listed Rev. Keith Brown wd"s id
damages at $700. charge. The topic for his
The third Wednesday sermon was "Gift For The
mishap on County road 27. King."
100 meters west of Con- The -girls choir sang
cession 6 in West Nissouri •'Christmas" with Mrs.
township -involved vehie�s %%'innie Robicheau as pianist.
driven_ by Norine Tompki immediately following the
R.R 1. Thorndale and service the Sunday School
- presented their Christmas
program, which cgnsisted'of •
Recitations, readings, plays,
choir numbers - and carol
singing.
Taking part were Philip
Lynn, Gerry • Lynn, 3rad
Scott, Ruth Hardy. Danny
-and Shannon Feke,
Catherine. Cheryl and
Bonnie Lynn and Shelley
Lewis.
list damages at $550.
onstable Fleming set
amages at $450., when
vehicles driven by Kathleen
Fiedorec, and'Olive Gowan,
both of R.H. 3 . Granton
collided at 2.50 p.m. Friday
on Courcy road 23, north of
Highway 7.
Four accidents occurred
Saturday. The first was at
12.10 a.m. when a vehicle
driven by Ronald Paul
Glenn, Lucan left Concession
2-3 in Biddulph township and
hit a tree. Constable B.D.
Munro set damages at $800.
At 10.45 a.m. a vehicle
driven by Katherine Gerber.
London left County road 27
and rolled, over. Damages
were listed at $500 by Con-
stable J.A. Wiisnn.
At 8.30. p.m. Saturday a
vehicle driven by John
:McInnes, London left Bid-
dulph sideroad 25-26 and
struck an abutment. Con-
stable D.R. Vance set
damages at $2,000.
At '12.55 p.m. Christmas
Day, a .vehicle drive'
Glendon Sinclair,sL+' sex
flipped over on Highway 2.3.
Damages were set at $500 by
Constable Munro.
- A t vehicle driven - by
Frances Vanlieshot,,
Strathroy left County road 22
and struck a fence a,6"'(iltii.
Christmas Day. Constable
Wilson set damages at $500.
Concession 15 in ' London
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey and
girls, Kingston. Miss Ruth
Trevithick, Etobicoke, and
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Tyevithick,
Brantford' were Christmas
weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Trevithick. •
St. Mary's church,
Brinsley held their annual
Christmas Communion,
Sunday evening. Because the
Sunday School concert had
been cancelled earlier in the
Xveek, the children received
gifts and candy hags
Christmas eve.
Mr. & Mrs. Georg Prest,
Bill, Kathy and : mil,-spnt
Christmas with. Mr. Cecil
Ellwood in. London:
Owing to the.weather, the
Christmas • concert at the
United Church was post-
poned 'til a later date
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis
celebrated Christmas with
their family being all home.
wittt them.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis had
the Bullock. families with
them on Christmas.Day.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley
had their Christmas Sunday
with 'their family at home
with them.
Anglican
AL., St. James Anglican
church Rev. John Holland
was in charge • of the
Christmas Communion
service, during which, the
e Sunday School portrayed the
Christmas story in readings,
poems, songs and carols.
Taking part were Patti d •
Kenneth Pescod. Peter nd
•
•
e services
Jason Hodgins, Lisa Carte?,
La rie St. Pierre, thur
Morgan • and al Cun-
ningham. They er sisted
by the girls hoir, arie,
Elaine. Kim. Tracey nd Jill
Cunninghatn. Mrs. A an Hill
and Wayne Hindmar h were
organists. Following the
service a coffee hour was
enjoyed by all.
Personals
The Christmas draw "¢t
Carters General store was
made -Saturday evening with
prizes going to Mrs. Arnold
Blake - blanket; Mrs."Dave
Kestle - mug. tree and
mugs; Ellen Pearce - box of
chocolates; Laurie Hessel
and Elsie Lewis ther-
mometers. - -
New -Years -
BY JERRY BURTCH
Grade 7
Usborne Central
'The earth makes an orbit
around the sun
Then everyone rejoices and
has alot of fun
The Christmas spirit is still
in the aired
And everyone sings to bring
in the New Year
LEGION CONTEST WINNERS --- Seven • of the eight prizes in a recent Lucan Legion ;palliated poem and essay contest were
won by students at Biddulph Central School. Above, Zone(Commander Bill Smith awards prizes to Margam McGuffin; Jamie
Bond, Who Hinge, Janice Gricken, Keith Murray and Bonnie Harlon. Missing was Abner Butler. . T -A photo
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