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Th« Tlm«»’Advoc*t«r October I?56
Church I
By MRS. J. H. PATON
Church Notus i
Harvest Home service was I
held in the Clandeboye United
Church on Sunday. The min-j
i&ter^ the Rev. E. J. Roulstonj
took as his text. “The Lord of
the Harvest.” The church was
decorated with flowers, fruits
and vegetables. Mr. II. Kew of
Luc an presided at the piano for
special music by the choii'.Guest
soloist was Mrs. Arthur Erskine
of Lieury.
The Deanery of West Middle-!
sex will meet on October 23 at|
St. James Church, Clandeboyej
at 2 p.m. ’ I
Youth Sunday will be observ
ed on Sunday, October 21 at St.
James Church with the service;
at 2.3Q p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Michael and Heather spent Sun*
I day with Mr. and Mrs. -George
' McFalls and attended aimivers-
Centralia WA
BAZAAR
Wed., Oct. 24
3:00 p.m.
BAKING, APRONS &
FARMERS' BOOTHS, ETC.
AFTERNOON TEA
ANNUAL AUTUMN
Festival
Bazaar
Sponsored by the
Woman's Association
of Main St. United Church
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
ROOM OF CHURCH
Sat, Oct 27
at 2:00 p.m.
Several new and attractive
booths have been added. After
noon tea will be served.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
PROFESSIONAL
Wrestling
ZURICH ARENA
Ceafur Thomas Atkinson
Ceafur Thomas Atkinson. 64, "finfmddied at his home on No. 4 high- ,aP,3n uentialia luiteu
waj\ McGillivray township, on-
Wednesday. lie had been in fail-j
ing health fox' several years, j
He was born on the second;
concession of Biddulph. the son
of the late Thomas W. Atkinson
and Maria McFalls. He moved
to his late home forty years
ago. i
In 1928 he was married to the
former Rosella Morgan at Trim I
ity Anglican Church, Ailsa Craig.
He was a member *of- St.
James Anglican Church, Clande-
baye.
Surviving besides his wife is
one son Jack M. at home.
The body is resting: at the j
Murdy funeral home, Lucan, |
where the funeral service will)
be conducted by the J. P. Brest [
on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment
will ,be In St. James cemetery.
Personal Items
Mrs. Clarence Cartex' and son,
Stephen -Lee arrived home on
Sunday from St. Joseph’s Hos
pital.
Delegates to the Women’s In
stitute convention from the
Clandeboye branch were Mrs,
Ernie Lewis, president, and Mrs.
A. Macintosh.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ai
mer Hendrie for the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill *Down-
ing, Karen and Joan of Chat
ham and Mrs, Emily Neale who
has taken a position at Belmont.
Mrs, Fred Simpson returned
on Sunday after spending some
tinxe with her son-in-law, Mr.
Wesley Revington in Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Paton at
tended the 43rd annual Interna
tional Plowing Match at Brook
lyn on Friday. Clare Paton re
turned home with them.
Mrs. J. H. Paton attended the
eighth birthday party of Wood
ham L.O.B.A. Lodge on Thurs
day evening with other mem
bers from Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hod
gins and family of London spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arth
ur Hodgins.
Mr. Albert Taylor of,Parkhill
Spent a. few days with Mr. and
Mrs, Ward Hodgins and family,
The ladies of the United Church
W.A. catered to a turkey dinner
dance for 275 guests of Irving
Masonic Lodge 154 of Lucan at
the Memorial Centre last Wed
nesday.
Miss Mary Jane Hall joined
the group pilgrimage of the
London Diocese Centennial to
the National Shrine of Our Lady
of the Cape at Capede La Mad
eleine in Quebec.
Church.
Messrs. Allan and Bob Tin
dall of Mount Bridges,. Misses
Rowena Abbott and Alexia Davis
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McFalls.
Mrs. Jessie Lewis is spending
the week with her daughter Mrs.
Joe Hodgins in Owen Sound.
Mrs. Fred Davis is spending
the week with her grandson,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston.
Misses Dinah and Miriam El
ston are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mi's. Mervin El
ston before leaving for Edmon
ton.Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Sam Skinner were Mr. and
Mrs, Bill Morley and family,
Whalen and Mr. Alvin Pym.
Exeter. , , ’Mr. Wm. Fischer of Dashwood,
spent Wednesday with his broth
er, Mr. Chris Fischer.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fischer were Mr.
Mrs. T. Thompson, Mr.
Mrs. Harold Fischex' and
and Mrs. Ray Fischer and
Jared Lyons, all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdie Colbert
and Albert of Ilderton and Mrs.
Eva Colbert of London were
weekend guests of M. H. and
Mrs. Elston.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Veall and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Elston.
The Ladies’ Guild of Trivitt
Memorial Church, Exetex', held
their monthly meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan El
ston on Thursday evening.
Sunday guests of the Wexberg
families were Mr. and Mrs.
Lome Rader and family of Zur
ich, Misses- Mary Ellen Theil
and Carol Fischer, and Mr, and
Mrs. John Kuzraick and Karl of
Creditor. s ,With Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
Allister were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lightfoot. Centralia.
Mrs. Karl Weiberg, who had
her arm in a cast for three
months was able to have it re
moved recently.
I ZIQN CHURCH
I Evangelical United Brethren
crediton
< htev, Gier. R. Strcmct Ministar
: 10:00 a.m,—Worship
i Speaker: Rev. A. E. Pietch
j 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School
!7’.3O p.m.—Men’s Service *
j Speaker: Mi*. L. G. Bauman
Mr.
and
and
Mr.
Mr,
Letter From
Kippen
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.AM Rector
Trivitt MsmoriaL Exeter
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m,—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
7-7:30 p.m.—Church of the Air.
. CKNX Wingham - Third ad
dress: “The Special Revela
tion of God”JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
R»v. H. J. Snelh Pastor
kawrance W.dn, A.W.’-.M.,
Musical Director
i 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School i
111:00 a.m.—Morning Worship ■
Laymen’s Sunday
Special Speaker: Mr. Harvey i
Johnston, Clinton, who will be I
assisted by members of James!
St. A.O.T.S. Club. A men’s I
choii* will sing the anthems, J
A nursery class for children ofJ
four years and under is being!
conducted in the church par-'!
lors each Sunday during the
morning service.
Due to local anniversary ser
vices, there will be no evening
worship this Sunday.
A Warm Welcome
Is Extended To All
MENNONITE MISSION
THAMES ROAD
EXETER
Sunday Schodl
10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
'Texch Me Thy Truth, O
Supt,
Lord*
Stanley Sauder, Zurich
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, R, Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m.—Dutch Service
{ In Main St, United Church
[ Everybody Welcome
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: K. L. Zorn, Phone
10:00 a.m.—'Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Service.
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News Budget From
Blanshard
Lucan District News
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main St.
a.m.—Sunday School9:45
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service
Wed., 8 p.m.—Bible Study and
Pra.vcj*Fri„ *8 p.m.—Christ’s Ambassa
dors
“Come to the Church of the Full
Gospel”
Rev. L. W. Krause, Pastor
$
Announcements |
Birth, Death”and M'a r r 1 a g e
Notices are inserted free of
charge. Cards of Thanks cost
75<* for single verses. 256 extra for each* additional verse; and
Engagement Notices are 75£,
MIDGET TAG
TEAM MATCH
Fuzzy Cupid and Ivan The
Terrible vs. Little Beaver and
Roggr Littlebrook '
' SHAG THOMAS VS.
LEWIS KLEIN
(1 fall, 30 minutes)
MR. MOTO VS.
TIMOTHY GEOHAGEN
put of 3 falls, no time limit)
ADMISSION $1.00
No Reserved Seats
DANCE TO FOLLOW
Sponsored by Zurich Llohs Club
Brownie's
^IdrivimnI^
THEATRE K
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Bex Office Opens at 7x30 p.m.
First Show at 8:Q0 p.m.
2 Shows Nightly, Rain er Clear
Children Under 12 In Cars Free
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
October 18 and 19
* "RUN FOR COVER"
(Color)
★ James Cagney
★ John Derek
f ★ Viviea Llrtdfors
* Two Cartoons
I ' SATURDAY & MONDAY
[ October 20 and 21
"DESTINATION GOBI"
(Color)
★ Richard Widmark
•A- Judy Dan
Two Cartoons
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TUESDAY &. WEDNESDAY
October 23 and 24
"NEVER TOO YOUNG"
(Color)
- *k Dean Marlin
★ Jerry Lewis
Two Cartoons
Tuesday — “DOLLAR" nite
$1.09 Admits A Carloadl
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.Mr. and Mrs, Long; accom
panied by Rev. and Mrs. Mc
Leod visited on Sunday after
noon with Mr-. AlbOi’t .Keyes and
his .sister Miss Pearl Keyes of
Exeter.
Communion, service at St, An
drews United Church last Sun
day waspveil attended. The min
ister Rev N. McLeod chose as
his subject “The Highest grade
of Thanksgiving”, Special music
was rendered by the choir under
the (direction of Miss Jean Iv-
asoh. ’
Anniversary services will be
hold at St. Andrew United Church
on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.30
p.m. Guest speaker will be Rev,
R. A. Brooke of Bluevale.
Guests during the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell
and Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Lov
ell included Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Lovell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ballantyne of Chatham; Mr. By
ron . Elliott, Kent Bridge, Mr,
and Mrs. Evon Arnold and son
David of Louisville, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Weaver, Turnerville
and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore,
Tupperville.
Mrs. Hill of Shildon, England
is spending, the winter months
at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Aitkenhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of
Stratford spent Saturday with
Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss White-
man,Mr. and Mis. Alf Moffatt were
.called to Howell, Mich, by the
illness bf lier brother. Mr. Jack
Hayter,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cud-
more and Lome of London visit
ed Sunday with their parents
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Cudmore.
Mrs. Cudmore returned home
with them. , (
Mrs, Doig,- who had the mis
fortune to fracture her hip, is
improving -slowly.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Gackstet-
ter of Guelph called on friends
and neighbors on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Tybus of Win
nipeg returned home after visit
ing a week with her nieces. Mrs,
Stewftrt Pepper and Mrs, Ern
est Whitehouse, and other rel
atives.
Mr. Shaver, who has been
spending the summer months in
Minden,is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde.
Miss Shirley Alderice. teacher-
in-training at Stratford, visited
i over the weekend with her aunt
l and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Verne
< Alderice,
Miss Mary Jackson of Sea-
I forth visited Sunday with her
BIRTHS
ANANNY—Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Ananny, Huron Park, Centralia, announce the birtU of their son.
Roy Michael, at South Huron
Hospital, October 13, 1056,
BDANEr—Mr. and Mrs, Allan BJane, R.R. 1 Ducan, announce the birth
Of their son in South Huron Hos-i pital. October 11, 1956. I
CAL.DWEL/L. — Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Caldwell. Hensail, announce thej birth of their son at South Hurdrl
.Hospital, October 16, 1956; whightl
JlfaS.. 9’4 n«s, 1
GALSRAITH-Mr.; and MiT.^GJ W?
Galbraith, JBjXsIv*** aKhouncp birth of, their , daughter,^Sheryb
October 11, 1956,
WHITTIER To
tier, a daughter. Margaret’ Ellen,
al Peterboro Hospital, October fl.
1956.
WORE — Mr. and, Mrs, liaiulu
Wolfe. Exeter, announce the birth
of their at South
10. 1956;
Donnie.
7lbs.. 9Vi 055?,
■"Gaibrailh,” Exst'er?** announce tii&,
birth of their daughter, Sheryl*
Anne, at South Huron Hospital,
October 'll, 1956.
..Mxiuw, ""To Dorothy (nee
Wein), wife of A Charles Whit
tier. a daughter, Margaret Ellen,
ai_ Teterboro Hospital, October fl.
Mr. and. Mrs, Harold
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daughter, Darlene Ann,
Huron Hospital. October
a sister for Robert and
DEATHS
PBNHALE — In Toronto General Hospital on Tuesday, October 16,
1956, Pearl Kestie. beloved wife
of butlier J, Penhaie, of Exeter.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Heder, of
Exeter,' announce ilia engagement, of their daughter, Elizabeth 4(Betty)
Eva, to Mr, Thomas Gerald Roger
Nonhcott, son of Mr, ancl Mr®. W.
W. .^ortlicott, Exeter, The mar
riage to take place in the near future. 18e
CARDS OF THANKS
Mr. and Ml’S. M’ J, Routly wish
to thank all those who rememhered
them with gifts and cards or, help
ed. in any way on the occasion M
their twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary. la*
■ Ml'S. Howard Johns and 'Laura
Catherine wish to thank everyone who remembered them with cards,
gifts and visits -while at South
Huron Hospital and since returning home, Special thanks to Miss
Claypole and. staff and Dr, M. Gans, IS*
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks to those who have sent in
flowers, cakes, cookies and treats
Of any st>rt In the past few months
to the Heywood Nursing' Home, special thanks to the ladies of the
Protestant Woman's Guild at RCAE
Centralia for the lovdly box and baskets they recently sent in,—
Mrs. Eldon Heywood.
Maida and Don Gaiser Wish to
thank their many friends and rela
tives for visits, cards, treats and
fiotvOrs while Don was a patient
in st. Joseph’s Hospital and since,
IS*
in St, Joseph’s Hospital and
returning homo,
IN MEMORIAM
SCOTT—In loving memory of__..
Ulbene Scott, who passed away
suddenly October 20, 1950.
We are thinking of you today dear,
But then that is nothing new,
we thought of you yesterday
And the day before that, too.
We will think Of you tomorrow
And each day through the year.
Wo will think of you forever
For to us you were an dear. —Deeply mourned and lovingly re-
mfcmbered by daughter Jean, mother and dad Rundle, brothers,
sisters, nieces and nephew. l$c
GR-BERT—In loving memory of
Mi's. Margaret Ann Gilbert who
passed away October 19, 1045.
A little tribute, true And tender,
Just to show that. we. remember."........................ cagpfp,
13c
—fiver r *>m e rti b e r e d by
Gertie and Jean.
Town ics
Jean
CREAM PRODUCERS
in
Middlesex County
PLAN TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF YOUR ORGANIZATION
Monday, October 22
•1« Oftos at tti4 MMdJtasex Ceuitfy
-PtetefAftan Agriculture
at SOS Tatbaf Sf,r Lendos On^rh
of Mr.
t
Mi's. Lome Johnston visited in
Clinton on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Lome Smith and
Bettie, Brantford, Mrs. Harvey
Rodger, Motherwell, Mrs, Grace
McFarlane, Stratford and Mr,
and Mrs. Charlie Foster, Gran
ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon A. Smith last week.
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ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
Special Services at
10:00 a.m,. and 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Chas. C, B. Graham,
Bothwell, Guest Speaker
Special Music
at Both Services
Sunday Schoo) at 11:15 a.m.
MAIN STREET ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21
11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
PREACHER: THE REV. STERLING KITCHEN
Wesley Buildings, Toronto
DUETS: MR. AND MRS. ALLAN GILMOUR
Burgessville United Church
QUARTETTE: “LISTEN TO THE SAVIOUR” '
Messrs. Ince, Skinner, Russell, Skinner
ANTHEMS: “LIFT UP YOUR HEAD”
“HARK, HARK MY SOUL”
Main Street Choir
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Harvest Thanksg
"O Give Thanks Unto The Lord For He Is Good77
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Sunday, October 21
Thames Road United Church
GUEST PREACHER: REV. J. H. SLADE# B.A. ELD.
of Woodham
SOLOIST? MAXINE REEblR ,
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Turkey
Supper
Caven Presbyterian
Church
Masonic Lodge
Enjoys Dance
The third annual dinnei* dance
of. Irving Masonic Lodge was
held in Lucan Memorial Centre
last Wednesday evening with an
attendance of nearly 300. ;
C. B. Cldbert, Master of the1
lodge, welcomed the guests to i
the tijrkey dinner served by the!
ladies of Clandeboye United
Church. Seated at the head table
were Mr. Eli Simpson of Mt,
Forest, the oldest living member
of the lodge and Mr. Harry Lan
kin, the oldest past master of
the lodge.
Entertainment was provided
by James Millman of London.
Prize winners included Mrs.
Donald Laughton, Mrs. Jack Ready,. Mrs. Ivan Hern,._ Jack j
Baynes and Mr. and Mrs. Ros
coe Hodgins.
Lionel Thornton’s orchestra
provided music for dancing.
Jeffus Ferguson
Dies In Mishap
Jeffus W. Ferguson, 69, of
concession' 11, London Township
was killed last Friday in a cax'-
truck accident, north-east of Lu
can at the intersection of the
Centre sideroad and the Roman
line, Mr, Ferguson had been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Wil
liam Sherwood 2-1 miles north
east of Lucan. The truck driven
by Thomas Weller, 37, of Lucan
was travelling east on the Cen
tre road when it collided with
the Ferguson car south-bound.
The truck received about $300
damage but its driver was un
hurt. The 1953 model car was
destroyed. The Murdy ambulance
took the injured man to St. Jos
eph’s Hospital but he was dead
Jm arrival,-
I Mr, Ferguson was a well-
known London Township farmer.
Ke was a son of the late Ed- Iward and Maria Ferguson and
|was born in London Township.
[Funeral service was held from
[the Needham Memorial, Chapel
October 16 with interment in
Medway cemetery,
He is survived by five daugh
ters, Mrs. Stan Matthews (Ed
na) of Chatham. Mrs. Allan
Corail (Dorothy) of Windsor,
Mrs. Wm. Sherwood (May) of
Lucan, Mrs/ Wm. Frayne (Al
ma) of Toronto' and Mrs. Phil
Gale t (Norma)of London, also
one sister Mrs. Emma Sandall,
London Township, five brothers,
^Charles E. of London Township,
ILorne J. of Melville, Sask,, Al
bert R., London Township, Amos
IR, of Lobo Township and Erndst
fc. of Blans.hard Township and
■1 grandchildren.
Kew Bake Shop To OpenI Mr. Mel Culbert has taken
[over his brother, Ivan Cdlbert’s
[store, next door to liisAOno half
will be used for the Men’s Dept,
of his store with, an arch through,
'to the main store. The other
half will be rented to the Witte-
mait Bakei'y of Exeter, ...
Confirmation classes in Holy
Trinity Church, Lucan and St,
James Church, Clandeboye will
begin immediately in, prepara
tion for Confirmation Service in
the .former 'church, February
24, 1957.
“Little Helper's" Party
The third annual “Little Help
er’s” party of Holy Trinity
Church, sponsored by the Sen
ior Woman’s Auxiliary, was hold
in the Parish Hall last Friday
afternoon with 24 children and
a number of parents and W. A.
members present, Games were
played on the church lawn while
refreshments were prepared,
Highlight of the afternoon was
a’ candle-lighting service con
ducted by Mrs. Jack Murdy as,
the children presented their
penny boxes. The collection
amounted to $9.00. Children’s
hymns- were sung by the little
people and games led by Mrs.
B. H. Elliott. Before leaving
each child was presented with
a small gift,
William John Mason
William John Mason, 41 Bowden Ave,, Toronto died October
8 following a heaid attack. The
body rested at -the Ralph Day
Funeral Home, Toronto where
Services were held on Octobei’
II at 3 p.m, interment was in
Mount Pleasant cenietery, „
He is survived by his wife,
the former Lily Neil of Lucan
(daughter of the late Mr. and
r. K. N-2) t.............
Ormond M. Mason of
and Harold R, Mason
mingham, Mich,
Thanksgiving Visitors:
Mr. and Mrs. Earl -------Ji
and family of Whitby -with Mr.
and Mrs, Ken Thar, Byron.
Cpl. A, J. HodginS and family
and Mrs. L. Maitland with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hodgins.
Mr. William Wilkinson Of the
Dr. Dearness Home and Mrs.
Dalton Draper of Cookstown with
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilkinson.
LAC and Mrs. Wm. Brownlee
and family Of Centralia with
Mr. and Mi’s. Wm, Brownlee,
Sr.
Miss- Betty Young .of Owen
Sotmd and Mr. Young of Hagers-
ville with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Armitage on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, wes Atkinson
with their son Mr. Gerald At
kinson and family, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Morley
and family with Miss Evelyn
Armitage, Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Parry, and
family with a number of Belle
ville friends. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armitage
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thar,
Byron.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dickens of
London with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Coleman.
Mi\ and Mrs. Gordon McEwen
and family and Mr. and Mrs,
R. G, Hearn and family of St,
Marys with Mr, and Mrs. Ivan
Hearn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell
of Riverside and Mr.
Lyle Bevington and
Mooresville with Mr.
Sheridan Bevington.
Mi*, and Mrs. Bert
and family with Mr.
Fete Bride-Elect
At Two Showers
Miss Evelyn Armitage, daugh
ter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arm
itage of Lucan was guest of hon
or at two showers last week in
Gwen Sound. Mrs. E. G. Mathe
son entertained 35 of Miss Arm
itage’s friends at her home. The
guest of honor was presented
with three pieces of steel cook
ing equipment. Mrs, Jack Alles
and Mrs. Lome Wilcox made the
presentation.
Bells, and pink and white
streamers decorated the dining
room where a buffet table was
laid with a handmade lace cloth
centred with pink and white
asters and silver appointments.
Mrs, Robert Wilcox poured tea
and the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. A. Graham, Mrs, Leo Mar
tin and Mrs. Bennie Matheson.
Hostesses for a personal show-
ex' were Mrs, M. Markham and
Mrs. Jack Alles at the home of
the/former. Mrs. A, H. Fenwick
and Mrs, IV. Halcrow,presented
the gifts and Mrs. W. Parker
read the accompanying verses.
Mrs. Philip Irving and Mrs. Bi
son MpLean assisted the host
esses,
Choir Members
Honor Leader
The Senior choir of the Lucan
United Church held a pot-luck
supper in the church parlors
last Friday evening in honor of
Mr, Percy Vahey, who for many
years was choir leader. (Mr.
and Mrs. Vahey recently moved
to London,) Rev. and Mrs. E.
M. Cook were home for the oc
casion, During the evening Mr.
Vahey was presented with a
Bible. Mr. Howard Kew, organ
ist, made the presentation. He
was assisted by Mrs, A. E. Reil
ly and Mrs. Kew. •
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COMING EVENTS
"SHARE-THE-WEALTH" Bingo, Legion Hall, Hensalt October
20, 9 p.m, Jackpot $80 in 56
galls, $5.00 added each week
until won. 14 regular games, lOd
a game. No admission, Sponsor
ed by Hensall Legion. 18c
KIRKTON DANCE—For Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Morrison, Friday,
October 26, Aberdeen Hall, Kirk
ton. Modern orchestra. Every
body welcome, 18c
BAZAAR and Cooking Sale, Cen
tral Hotel, Saturday, November
17, sponsored by Trivitt Church
Ladies* Guild. 18:25:1;8c
RECEPTION & DANC^ — For
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell,
Hensall (nee Eudora Hyde),
Town Hall, Hensall, Friday,
October 19. Desjardine's orches
tra. Ladies please provide lunch,
Everybody welcome. 18c
Mrs. F, H, Nell) and two sons,
Ormond M. Mason of Toronto
of Bir-
Waddell
Tues., Oct. 23
5:30, 5:30 and 7:15 p.m. 1
Admission:
Adults $L50# Children 75^
Tickets Available at t j
JErsman's Bakery or
W, G. Cochrane's Office
THEATRE
Grand Bend
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
October 19 and 20
"KENTUCKY"
Richard Greene
★ Loretta Young
An action-packed feature,
COMIC STRIP &
SHORT SUBJECT
One Show Only Each Night
8 O'Clock — Be On Tima
Admission 250 and 500
Theatre
PHONE 421
Previews Jt$
Coming Attractions
THURS,, FRI, & SAT, 1
October 18, 19 and 2Q
"SOLDIER OF FORTUNE"
★ Clark Gable
★ Susan Hayward
Romantic adventure melo
drama photographed in Cinema
scope and color.
MON., TUES. & WED.
October 22, 23 and 24
"EAST OF EDEN" '
•k Raymond Massey
W Julie Harris
(In Cinemascope and Color)
for the
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"MOHAWK"
★ Scott Brady
★ Rita Gam
BOY SCOUTS
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PAPER DRIVE
Starting at 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 20
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Ninety-Fifth Anniversary
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Every Saturday
Visitors at the home __
and Mrs. W, C. Pearce recently
were Mr. Harold Post, his aunt
Mrs, Irene Hicks and Rev A.
E, and Mrs. Moomhouse, Sar
nia, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Red
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thomson. Gfdsse He. and Wyan
dotte, Mich., Mrs. A. Schwalm
and Susan, Stratford, Mrs. Wil
liam Gaiser, Shefry and Kathy.
Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson, London and Mrs, Al
bert Geddes, Exeter,
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■aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Popper. >
Mrs. N. Long returned home
Saturday after visiting in Tor-
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21
ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER: REV. GEORGE LAMONT,
of Mitchell,
10:00 AM—SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A.M.—MORNING ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
7:00 PM.—EVENING ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Special Music by the Choir
GUEST SOLOIST: MRS. GEORGE LAMONT
HOT TURKEY SUPPER dn Tuesday Evening, October.
23, at, &30t 6:30 and 7:15 p.m,
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MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE
and his Night Hawks
DANCING 9-12 — ADMISSION
• Leather Jackets and Jeans Not Permitted
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