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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-28, Page 4`SUPER SPECIAL,/ • Page 4 Times -Advocate, December 28„ 1983 At Lucan schoo Primary students delight audience The little people of the Lucan building of the Biddulph-Lucan School delighted their audiences in the afternoon and the evening .th their bi-annual Christmas Concert recently. Wallace McLay, principal, welcomed parents and friends, and also thanked all for coming, at the close of the concerts. The kindergarten class under the leadership of Sharon Barnes presented "The Five Christmas Presents" playlet in word and song, after first turning on all the lights so the children could see and wave to their parents. Linda Lyons' grade one pupils enacted "The Ding - A -Ling Christmas Bell" also in word and song, with some of the children dressed up as bells. The grade two children under their teacher Shirley MacMillan gave all a vision of "The Night Before Christmas 2002" and Kay VanDop's grade two's presented "Christmas in the Toy Shop - the Night Before" when near- ly every toy was represented. The grade one little people enacted "Davey and the First Christmas" a sacred playlet, with Marguerite McRoberts, teacher, directing it. Grade three "big kids" under the direction of Dorothy Nott presented "All Creatures Great and Small" and the grand finale was the massed school choir under the direc- tion of music teacher Lynn Lanteigne, singing "There Was a Little Baby" and "A Singing Christmas Card." It was a beautiful concert and enjoyed thoroughly by an excellent audience in the afternoon and an overflow crowd in the evening. Con- gratulations to all the children, their teachers and Mr. McLay. Small group for service Although Christmas Eve service had to be cancelled because of stormy conditions, a small group gathered Christmas Sunday morning at Lucan united Church to praise God for the Gift of His Son. Rev. Brown lit the central candle of the Advent wreath, symbolizing Christ, Saviour and Redeemer, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Special music, in addition to the well loved carols, was a solo by Rev. Brown, "The Birthday of a King." "God's Love in Four Dimensions" was the theme of the Christmas meditation based on John 3:16. The breadth of God's love includes men and women everywhere with their needs and pro- blems, no matter how sinful or degraded they may be. God's love goes to the length of giving the One dearest to His heart, His only Son, not only to live in our world, but to suffer and die for its sins. The depths of God's love is demonstrated in Christ's coming from the heights of glory to a humble birth in a stable, and eventually to an anguished and shameful death on the Cross. Its height is shown in His uplifting pur- poses for those He loves, His purpose that they should have ev;:rlastirg life, beginning now with a life of fellowship with God and continuing throughout eternity. Our response to His great love must be .o believe, to open our hearts to I lint so that He can fill us with the love and joy of His presence. Flowers in the sanctuary were a gift from the manage - MEDIEVAL SCOUTING GROUP — The Lucan Scouts with leader Dave Barr at the right enjoyed a Medieval Christmas party, Wednesday night. T -A photo Many Saintsbury visitors By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Sointsbury Christmas e""e service at St. Patrick's Church was cancell- ed due to the storm. Many people in this com- munity had "make do" Christmas, while some were more fortunate. Mr. and Mrs Bob MacGillivray and Courtney and Gote Wennerstrom had dinner at noon with Mrs. Mary Davis and the MacGillivrays and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis were din- ner guests in the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, also Mr and Mrs. Ralph Simpson and children, London. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs and Freddie were guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Dobbs, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and girls, Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Davis and Gote Wennerstrom were guests December 21 for their pre -Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richard- son, London and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marker and girls were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee held a pre -Christmas .dinner Thursday. Guests were Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter. Mrs. Alma Wa'son, Ailsa Craig, Miss Verna Greenlee, Elmer and Bert Greenlee, Exeter and Mrs. Mary Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee and family enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Eaton to Christmas dinner. Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mrs. Raymond Greenlee and Mrs. }Leber Davis visited Mrs. Earl Atkinson -it Marion Villa. Friday and had lunch with her in Inc dining room. Christmas Decorations 50% Off All Toys 30% Off Thurs., Fri., Sat. Only ogsecotateeatich 412 Main St. S., Exeter • GIFTWARE • Tors ' SMALL APPUANCGS ' PAINT 235-2511 __www ment and staff of Meadowcrest Homes. Funeral service for the late Lyle Revington was announc- ed for Tuesday, December 27 at 2 p.m. The sympathy and prayers of the congregation are extended to the Revington family. Secretaries and treasurers of church organizations are asked to prepare their year- end reports for early January. Church books close December 31. Any who wish income tax credits for 1983 are asked to make their con- tributions before that date. Friends are asked to sake us- ed postage stamps for the Bi- ble Society. When cutting them from the envelope, please leave a half inch margin. ANCIENT DRESS -- It was a Medieval Feast for the Luton Scouts Wednesday night. From the left are Stephen Yule, Greg Redick, Matthew Lune, Jonathan Jenkensen, Stephen MacDonald, Jeff Roestenberg, Tom Vandenberg and John MacDonald. Lucan and district news Susan Cook 225-2750 Youth sponsor holiday dinner Young people of Lucan United Church, with the assistance of Postmaster Jim Robertson, sponsored a Young People's Christmas dinner and film Monday even- ing, December 19 at the Church. Special guests were Pastor and Mrs. Archie Robertson with several of their young people from Egmondville, Ontario. Linda Patterson, Peter Bates, Mindy Bates, Belinda Avery and Carol Cunningha m took responsibility for prepar- ing a c., licious turkey dinner, served by candlelight, to a group of about 25 young peo- ple. Rev. and Mrs. Brown as well as Youth Class leader Wes Stanley with his wife Helen, and sponsors Jim and Flora Robertson were also present as guests. Following the dinner, the group sang carols, then view- ed the film, "A Thief in the Night," a story built around the promise of Christ's second coming. The challenge and urgency of committing one's life to Christ while there is still op- portunity came through clearly in this presentation. Pastor Robertson met with the group afterwards for a discussion of the film's message. Saturday morning, the young people met at the Church for a hearty breakfast, then enjoyed a morning of tobogganing before the group from Egmondville returned home. The young people plan to meet early in January to set up plans for continuing the group on a permanent basis. All young people ages 12 and up interested in a Christian group of this sort are invited to participate. 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