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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-12-09, Page 28NEW SCOUTS AT LUCAN- A number of new members of the Lucan Boy Scouts were installed recently. Back, Iett,Scouter Dave Pike, Chad Hotson, Sean Lawrence, Shane Gillen and Jamie Froats. Front, David Da- man,Kevin Moore,Brian Munro and Greg Langendyk% Present gifts liverview nitiluti celebrates -By DOUG McNAIR When the Riverview Women's In- stitute members and their guests ar- rived at the Masonic Hall for the December meeting they realized that this was the meeting for celebrating Christmas. The executive was responsible for planning and presenting this meet- ing. The first things that caught one's eye were the beautiful Christ- mas decorations throughout the hall and on the tables. Before everyone sat down to enjoy a bounteous pot luck meal, each member presented two gifts, one for the Salvation Army and one for the Canccr Cup- board. After lunch, Evelyn McNaughton, the president, presided for a Christ- mas programme. Lorna Priestley read the Christmas Story from Luke Chapter 2, and Rev. Jean Morris gave a few thoughts on the meaning of Christmas. Jean then continued the Christmas message by reading a humorous story about a Christmas pageant. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 150 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings m as well as Farm '� Properties :DIRECTORS 8 ADJUSTERS Jack Arrigan RR 3 lucon 227.4305 Robert Gardner RR 2 Stella 345.2739 Lloyd Morrison RR 1 St. Marys 229.8277 Lorne Feeney RR 2 Dublin 345-2543 Jock Hodgert RR 1 Kirkton 229-6152 Joseph Chaffe RR 5 Mitchell 348.9705 AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham John Moore Dublin Joseph Uniac Mitchell 229-6643 345.2512 348.9012 Heed Office Exeter 235.0350 Fire extinguishers for sole of below cost to our policyholders Lorraine Neil read an article enti- tled Christmas Pudding and the Christmas Trivia Contest was won • by Anne Beattie. Members answered the Roll Call by naming a favourite Christmas carol and then while Jean Lee played the piano everyone sang carols. Riverview. Women's Institute was involved in another activity recently when the Institute along with Mid- dlesex County Library, Ontario Li- brary. Service Thames, The Ministry of Citizenship and Culture and Out- reach Ontario brought Lillie Haw- orth from the Royal Botanical Gar- dens to Craigwicl Activity Centre to present a p rogram.mc on Christ- mas hrist- mas design. The audience that filled the Activ- ity Centre to capacity was wel- comed by Riverview Women's In- stitute members with a cup of coffee and a cookie. After Mrs. Haworth was introduced by Joan Mcdonald from the Ailsa Craig -Li- brary, she gave a lively demonstra- tion. The Christmas decorations were made from fresh, dried, and pre- served plants. It is likely that many from the audience have now made bows, wreaths, and table decorations similar to the ones made by Mrs: Haworth. The next meeting of Riverview Women's Institute will be on Janu- ary 5 at 1:30 in the Masonic Hall. Lucan bowling scores Monday Ladies - Liz Dale 2,50- 686, Sandra Disher 242-653, Sue Johnston 251-642, Joan Scott 238- 640, Deb Thompson 234-638, Au- drey Watt 233-630, Kit Hearn 241- 626, Heather Smith 216-620, Lu- anne Herbert 220-615, May Murphy 208-613, Carol Willems 234-611, Marg Young 254, Pat Hodgins 238, Mary Scott 227. Tuesday Y.B.C. - Chris Smith 269, Sara Holden 180, Kevin Moore 172, Stephanie Sandison 167, David Damen 166, Laura Cul- bert 164, Scott Smith 163, Jeff Campbell 151. Colleen's - Pat Hodgins 254-632, Jean Hickson 266-628, Linda -Hib- bert 265-617, Sharon Kingma 270- 613, Margie Austin 240-606, Gin- nctte Gwalchmai 265, Sandra Jemec 242, Tanny Vanderhoek 235, Diane Rummel 224. Medway - Cal Carmichael 219- 631, Myrt Hastings 246, Grace Rush 212, Ken Weir 208, Marg Carmichael 208. Senior Citizens - Gord Higgs 264, Jim Burt 251-644, Florence McRobert 235, Muriel Kennedy 228, Edie Burt 223, Harry Noels 221, Frank DeBlock 220, Pat Davis 213, Helen McDonald 207, Olive Simpson 192. Wednesday Y.B.C. - Sara -Lynn Dauncey 161, Jean Bryan 143, Wendy Hickson 138, Jason Daubs 132, Tyler Graham 139, Brad God- dard 120, Erica Wilcox 113, Susan Bryan 110, Jeff Butler 110. C.A.W. Local 1620 - Wayne Wil- . son 306-760, Jim Smith 268-694, Kirby Berdan 258-650,Larry Smith Huron Apothecary Ltd, J. T. WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST.. EXETER, ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS We accept most major drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "Your Independent Pharmacist" mtet :els, George Marr May you and your loved ones have a sale and joyous Holiday Season. 8 healthy and prosperous New Year' 23 Huron St. W., Exeter (in the Medical Building) 235.0434 tAa • Groot/ niophb r. SIN* farm q M ra • STATE FARM INSURANCE COMMIS Camud*n Road Offices SCasbOrOYQR. Onix* /un MEI 6 IM/ 244-623, Floyd Riley 287-617, Garry Gibson 246-605, Luanne Her- bert 238-605, Mary Keenan 210, Brian Herbert 249, Ron Plyley 236. Wednesday Mixed - Don Wallis 255-660, Gary Melvin 232-632, Bob Cornish 207-603, Dennis Little 250, Jim Handy 230, Pat Ryan 228, Gord Jones 228, Mary Cadman 224. Thursday Men - Ray Hands 318, 231, 282-836, Don Watt 306-796, Mike Neil 273-775, Geo. Robbins 269-766, Ron Dickey 316-743, Jeff Park 359-742, Paul Smith 289-728, Orval Rinn 291-709, Jim Burt 235- 699, Ross McRoberts 305-697, Larry 244-681, Larry Atkins 234- 673, Jeff Allison 232-673, Dave Smith 277-672, Wayne Smith 293- 668, Earl Allison 253-662, Russ Dann 242-650. Friday Y.B.C. - Janine Dickey 152, Desmond Rodgers 152, Wendy Jansen 151, Corey Munro 140, Bob Smith 140, Dan Gibson 138, Rob- bie Hillis 137. Friday Mixed - Dave Smith 251- 747, Paul Smith 256-722, Wayne Smith 251-684, Al Robicheau 245- 673, John Robinson 233-634, Har- old Smith 264-630, Chris Anderson 226, Gayle Fox 225, Helen Rodgers 223, Barb Swartz 224-609, Eve Smith 219. Ladies Inter -town - Lucan #2 - 17 pts., Lucan #1 - 13 pts. - Jan Capi- tano 296-742, Liz Dale 250-728, Audrey Watt 243-707, Joan Fink- bciner 267-706. Men's Inter -town - Lucan 25, New Hamburg 23 - Ray Hands 258- 1203, Roger Benneweiss 348-1136. Sunday Y.B.C. - Shane Munro 209, Paul Smith 200, Stephen Snider 175, Pieter Molenkamp 169, John Miller 160, Honey Lyn Gib- son 157, Art Hodgihs 152, Lillie Buckaneff 152. Supday Mixed - Larry -Gibson 316-768, Glena Tripp 325-730, Linda Webber 275-711, Jim Smith 275-702, Rick McKinnon 247-656, Eugene Webber 290-650, Andy McIntyre 261.-636, Bill Smith 262- 646, Don Morgan 248-628, Floyd Riley 221-608. Clandeboye Congratulations to Meagan Henry who received a 550 scholarship from the Cloverdale Womcn's Insti- tute for having the highest mark in "Family Studies" in grade 12. The scholarship was presented at the North Middlesex School commence- ment in October. Danny and Sherri Gibson and family plan to move into their ni• .► home next weekend. The pre - home was built in Hcnsall at ( al Coach. It is on the back part the same property as th( it old hn, in Clandeboye. They hl ,n ti mantle the old house in the spill., Helen and Danny ,' r d fam- ily are living in th house built on the prop here the Clandeboye United Church need to be. Play tuchre rSL James Church euchre party on Tuesday evcninv_ had eight tables in play. High pri tes we l I i To Mary Latta and Earl Morganlone hands - He- len McDonald, Jot` Carter and Ger- trude Hodgins, low scores - Louise O'Neil and Wilmer Scott. Special prizes - Lulu Culbert and Andy Thompson. The next party will be December 15. Times -Advocate. December 9. 1987 Page 13A News from Lucan Revival Centre Pieter Schinkleshoek +Sunday morning read Isaiah 12:1 before the song service. Rev. Roger Mason, from Revelation 1:4-8, told of three things the Lord Jesus has done for us. Jesus loved us, and'demonstrated His lave for us by what He did for us on the cross, as Romans 5:8 says. The New Testament is a love story of God's love for us in John 3:16-17. Secondly, Jesus spiritually washed our sins away by His shed blood at Calvary. Without the shed blood of Jesus,,a religion is only a moral philosophy. Just as our bod- ies get dirty in daily living, so our spirits can get polluted from world- ly sins. Only the blood of Jesus can cleanse us as 1 John 1:6-9 states. Jesus has made those washed in His blood to be kings and priests in His kingdom. Christmas Concert The program opened with Brad day dreaming on what to write for a Christmas morning story of the meaning of Christmas. It is Christ- mas eve, and the whole family are gathered at Grandma and Grandpa's house for the night. Some family members ask him if he is going carolling, but he said he had to write his story. While he continued dreaming, all the family members returned. One, Vicki Sum- ners, sang Born to be a Shepherd,. before all the family went to bed, but Brad. - While Brad dreams, prophets ap- pear ppear to him announcing Scripture prophecies of the Messiah's birth. Judi Ross, accompanied by James - Henry playing his guitar, sang To the MysteryBrad says he wonders what is goink on, then dreams on. A lamb appeared to tell him they see Jesus as a star. All the lambs come up. Led by Mrs. Ross, they sing Mary Had a Little Lamb. Away went the lambs. Brad fell asleep. - A Roman soldier announced loud- ly, with fanfare on piano, the Ro- man decree for all Jews of David's line to go to Bethlehem for a cen- sus. Brad decides to go back to sleep. But a knock on the door showed a couple asking for a,room, as she was going to have a baby. A cousin offered the stable, but Brad said that was no place to have a baby. He offered his couch, and then blankets, but by then they were gone. An angel startled him announcing the Messiah's birth. A group of an- gels proclaimed Glory to God in the highest, but Brad slept on. The an- gels tried to stir him up, telling him Jesus was born. They then sang Gloria, but Brad slept on. Shepherds came in telling him to hurry up and get to Bethlehem to see the messiah. When Brad fell back on the sofa, they said the an- gels must have scared him. Brad got up saying he wasn't dressed. They told him he looked like them, in his bathrobe, but he had funny feet, (his slippers). Asked if he was coming or not, he said he had to get his coat and camera but then the shepherds were gone. eftralia By MRS. TOM KOOY The Santa Claus parade in town which was held Sunday was bigger and better than ever. There were 15 floats in the parade and were all good. First prize was awarded to 'he Girl Guides with their Nativity which was most in line til,.I Christmas. Second pr c ,,, the Lio- ness club and third prize went to S &N Variety of Centralia. Of course it wouldn't be complete without Santa and his reindeer who followed. Lots of candy was thrown to young and old alike. They trav- elled through Huron Park to the are- na where more goodies were distrib- uted. SS presents The Sunday School pupils of Faith Tabernacle will present their Christmas entertainment next Sun- day, December 13 at 7 o'clock and the following week a Christmas musical "Leave Christ in Christ- mas" will be presented onnDecember 19 and 20 at7o'clock. Euchre The euchre in the community cen- tre November 30 had 11 tables play- ing with prizes going to high score - Kay Lankin, Bob Blair, lone hands - Doris Pfaff, Charlie Rollings, low score - Dorothy Bullock, Andy Thompson. Special prizes went to Viola Atkinson, Bill Dixon. Next party on December 14 will be convened by Bob and Iva Blair, Viola Atkinson and Kay Elston. Personals Saturday evening dinner guests with Tom and Mary Kooy were He- len, Howard, Sandra, Lauralee and Jason MacDonald, Pete, Joyce, Fer- lin, Leanne and Scott Sovereign, !tarry and Marian Noels all of Lu - can, Pete and Bessie Caldwell of St. Thomas, Howard Dolan, Watford and Jerry and Carol Mills of town. Helen and Carol were both celebrat- ing birthdays. Betty Sutherland and Mary Ellen Rinn of Ilderton joined us later in the evening. Sunday evening dinner guests with us were Clayton, Alice and Clyde Kooy cf uron Park. Bonnie Kooy of Sar- nia, Tammy Johnson, Grand Bend and Russell Ball of London. When Joseph and Mary appeared with baby Jesus (Luke Dawson), Doug Butler sang Joseph's Song -- How Could It Be? Brad actually kneeled in worship before baby Je- sus. Joseph offered Brad the baby to hold. He held him close to him as he sat on the couch again, where both fell asleep. Mary carefully took baby Jesus, and she and Joseph left, leaving Brad sleeping -on. Joyful music startled Brad as cam- els sang and clowned in celebrating and singing Celebrate the Child. Brad got up to listen totthem. He then returned to his couch, remem- bering the Christ child was his sto- ry. Saying he was sleepy; he fell asleep. 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