Times-Advocate, 1983-12-21, Page 34Page 18A
Times -Advocate, December 21, 1983
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Aliso Craig
The Riverview Warren's In-
stitute meeting, December 6
began with a delicious potluck
luncheon at the Masonic hall.
Each member brought a gift
for a child to go to the Salva-
tion Army.
After the luncheon, Presi-
dent Nancy Harmer welcom-
ed members and guests and
the meeting began with the
roll call. Lorna Priestley read
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the scripture from Matthew 2.
The program was in charge
of Leona Hughes. With Jean
Lee at the piano we sang Joy
to the World.
The motto, "Plant a seed of
character r,r kindness in the
home and it will bloom in the
community," was well
prepared by Becky Ross and
was read by Lorna Priestley.
An interesting Christmas
reading, The Magic of Past
Christmas' was given by
Sadie Walker. Jean Lee gave
another interesting reading
"Christmas Traditions."
Dutch and Polish customs
at Christmas are certainly a
bit different than ours but all
had the true Christmas spirit.
At this time we joined in sing-
ing another carol, 0 Come All
Ye Faithful. A reading by
Leona Hughes, I Am A
/ Christmas Tree was quite uni-
que as each stage of its life
was presented.
Christmas crafts were well
demonstrated and explained
by Ruth Ross who had so
many beautiful decorations
all hand made to show us.
This was so interesting to see
what can be made and much
prettier than those from the
store.
Jean Lee thanked Ruth and
presented her with a gift.
Margaret Wilson read the
minutes of the last meeting
which was approved as read.
Gertrude Rosser reported on
meetings she had attended
and told us about the
bicentennial project.
As we are hosting next
year's convention a number
of items were discussed. Nan-
cy thanked all those who
made the day so worthwhile
and also thanked those who
brought gifts and thanked the
guests for coming.
The mee'ing closed with
The Queen. Nancy had a nice
surprise for us as she passed
a big plate of Christmas cake
around.
The next meeting is in
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Sunday evening the CGIT
led by Marcia Trevithick
presented a very impressive
Christmas Vesper service.
The theme "The Manger,
Masks and Me" raises ques-
tions of who we are and whose
we are, as we prepare
ourselves to celebrate
Christ's birth.
It reminds us that en-
countering and experiencing
Jesus Christ strips away our
masks and disguises, freeing
us to be the persons God
would have us be.
A tasty lunch was served.
Mrs. Bill Sutherland gave
thanks to the leader and small
CGIT group for their fine
presentation and to Mrs. Jack
Trevithick, as pianist.
United Church
Sunday evening a large
crowd enjoyed the yearly
Sunday school Christmas con-
cert in the United church
basement.
Pastor Bea Ash welcomed
all followed by prayer after
which Bill Sutherland,
superintendent, presided over
a well -presented program by
each class. Carols were sung
twice throughout the pro-
gram. -An adult group
presented a short skit, and a
skit "The Vicious Circle" was
given by the United Church
Women.
The superintendent who is
a faithful member of the Sun-
day school, was totally taken
by surprise when presented
with a gift from the teachers
and children. Bill, in his usual
manner, thanked all for
remembering him. Santa ar-
rived and unloaded the
Christmas tree.
You are in for a real treat
Friday morning at 7:30 a.m.
when you watch the first edi-
tion of the CFPL-TV news.
Four lads from the village
will display their talents in
song.
A warm welcomed is ex-
tended to the newcomers who
have moved here. Here's hop-
ing you enjoy your stay. To
the sick and shut-ins, a speedy
'recovery and to the bereaved
families may God grant you
courage for tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ward,
Scarborough accompanied by
the latter's mother, Mrs. Ida
Bice, Craigholme, spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Bice and family of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harmer,
Curries visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Ella Tweddle.
Saturday evening,
December 24 at 7'30 p.m. all
are welcome at the Christmas
Eve church service at the
Anglican Church.
Many thanks to all who con-
tribute items of news. May
you continue in 1984.
Season's Greetings to all.
Christmas Eve
By Scott Bell
Grade i
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It's not far away
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The moon was bright.
The snow was whiter
with every sight.
The fire crackled,
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dent Betty Grieve. T -A photo
Irisk pick up one victory
remain is Jr D second spot
, The Lucan Irish won only
one of three games this week
in the OHA Junior D western
grouping for a season record
of 10 victories, 12 losses and
two ties in 24 starts.
Wednesday the Irish won
7-5 over Seaforth, but, lost 4-1
to Thamesford Friday and 6-3
to Thedford, Sunday.
The Irish have a total of 22
points, 14 points behind the
front running Exeter l'awks,
but, four points up 6n Thed-
ford and Seaforth who are
tied for third at 18 points.
Action this week for the
Lucan club is a t home tonight,
Wednesday with Thedfurd
supplying the opposition and
Tuesday when they travel to
Seaforth.
In the Wednesday win over
Seaforth, Lester Arts scored
on passes from Steve Glenn
and Brent Bannerman and
Jeff Skinner converted a pass
from Glenn to take care of the
Irish first period scoring.
In the middle period, Brent
Bannerman fired two suc-
cessful shots on passes from
:odd Charlton, Steve Glenn,
Mark Bannon and Jeff Skin-
ner while John Medd fired on
a pass from Lester Arts.
Wayne Urbshott and Jamie
Shipley were the final period
marksmen for Lucan with
assists going to Lester Arts,
John Medd, Bob Thirlwall
and Dave Egan.
Scoring one goal each for
Seaforth were Doug Syke,
Jeff Pauli, Kent Howatt,
ave Murray and Greg
Murray.
In the 4-1 loss to
Thamesford, Lester Arts was
the only successful Irish
shooter on a three-way pass-
ing combination with Greg
Smith and John Medd.
John Denomy and Rob
Gates each scored two
markers to take care of the
Thamesford scoring.
Against Thedford Sunday
night, Todd Charlton notched
the first score for the Irish on
a play started by Bob Hardy
and Brent Bannerman and
Jamie Shipley registered the
second with assists credited
to John Medd and Lester Arts
on a power play.
The third Lucan goal in the
the third period also came on
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a power play from the stick of
Lester Arts. Assisting were
Paul Wraith and Brent
Bannerman.
Dan White was tops for
Thedford with a two goal ef-
fort while Brad Cantin, Bryan
Kading, John McIntyre and
Brad Cloud scored in single
fashion.
Oldtimers
win, tie
The Exeter Molting Hawks
gained three points in two
oldtimer hockey games this
week. They played to a 5-5 tie
with the Lambeth Canadians
and defeated the Hensall
Oldtimers 12-3.
In the win over Hensall Bob
McDonald was the top scorer
with four successful shots.
Keith Ahrens was next with a
hat trick to his credit and
Mike Cushman and Jack
Chipchase each scored two
goals. Counting the final goal
was Pete McFalls.
Jack and Bill Chipchase
were the top playmakers with
three assists apiece. Mike
Cushman, Keith Ahrens, Jim
MacDonald and Bob
McDonald each helped on two
scores and Bob Jones and
Eric Finkbeiner gained single
assists.
Keith Ahrens with a hat
trick performance was the
top scorer in the tie with
Lambeth. Getting one goal
apiece were Jack Chipchase
and Jim Russell.
Bill Chipchase led in assists,
with a pair and Bob
McDonald and Jim Pfaff each
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