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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-29, Page 19Church Lucan And District News * ZI0N CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren CREDITQN Rev, Qlen R. Strom*, Minister 10JOO a.m.—'Worship 11*45 a.m.—Bible School “ □ p.m.—'Evening Service Ma|ida y — Mission Band ■^rsday — W.S.W.S.Ji 'CHRISTIAN- REFORMED CHURCH R*v, Vcrhrugg* Sunday, December 2 10:00 a.m. —- Rev, Cooper, < Sarnia (English) P-m•-’Reading, Services (Dutch) J of Reception And DANCE FOR MR. A MRS. NORMAN MORGAN (nee Arlene Skinner) and MR. & MRS. BURTON MORGAN * -* (net Marion Brock) Friday, Nov. 30 . EXETER LEGION HALL Music by The Serenades Everyone Welcome T heat re PHONE 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions THURS., FRI. A SAT. November 2?, 30, December 1 "THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA” ★ Elaine Stewart ,★ John Derek NEWS A CARTOON MON., TUES. A WED. December 3, 4, 5 "COCKLESHELL HEROES" ★ Jose Ferrer ★ Jrevor Howard , * CARTOON COMING "THE TALL MEN" ★ Clark Gable ★, Jane Russell 1 Exeter Arena Schedule Thursday, November 29 3:30-4:30—Fljg-ht Cadet? 7:00-11:00—ft.C.A.F. Friday, November 30 ~ , 1:00-5:00—School ■ Sktt I insr 8:00-10:00—Public Skatino I Saturday, December 1 5:60-9:00—Centralia. Bantams 0:00-10:00—Fefe Wee Black Hawks vs. Leafs 10:00-11:00—Pee Wee Rockets vs. Canacliens 11:00-12:00—Wee Wees’ & Squee Gees .1:00-2:45—Public Skating 3:15-5:15—Figure Skating- J:00 p.m.—Wallacebyrg vs, Mohawks (Sr. “B") Sunday, December 2 Hockey Practice Monday, December 3 4:00-5:00—School Skating 7:00-11:00—R.C.A.F. Tuesday, December 4 3:30-4:80—Flight Cidets Y:00-10:00—Minor Hockey Wednesday, December 5 2:00-11:00—Curling t Phon* 10? Lucan Correspondent: Miss Lin* Abbott CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN • CHURCH R*v. Samuel K*rr, b.a Minister 10:00 a.m.-—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon Subject: “Be a Christ­ ian for your Children’s Sake” Sat., Dec. 1 — Caven Christmas Fair Mon., Dec. 3, 4 p.m. •— Mission- Band Tues., Dec. 4 — Caven Circle Meeting at the home of Mrs> ,W.‘G. Cochrane. THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH Rev. R. Ven Farow*< Minister 2:00 p.m.—Dutch Service In Main St, United Church Everybody Welcome MAIN STREET The United Church of Canada Minister: Rev, Alex, Rapson Organist: Mrs. A, Williard 10:00 a.m.—Service of Worship Nursery Class (three years and under) in the Primary Room, Beginners (4-5) will withdraw during the second hymn, 11;15 a.m.—The Church School Superintendent: Mr., Sterling Ince Every Family At Church. Every Sunday As A Family 1 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH . DASHWOOD Pastor: K. L. Zorn, Phone 10:00 a.m.—Bible Class 11:00 a.m,—Service 2:15 p.m,—Sunday School 1 %»■■■■ 65 MENNONITE mission THAMES ROAD EXETER Sunday Sclioql 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. “Teach M* Thy Truth/ O Lord” Supt.: Stanley Sauder, Zurich PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Main St. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship (Communion) 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.—Bible Study and Prayer Fri., 8 p.m.—Christ’s Ambassa­ dors , ' Rev. L. W. Krause, Pastor THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA RAv. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Advent Sunday 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion. 10:15 a.m.—Sunday School 11:30 a.m.—Holy Communion JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J. Snell, PaStor Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M Musical Director 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon Subject? “Meeting God in Unlikely Places” Anthem, by the Choir Duet by Marilyn Bissett Barbara Allison 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship “Faith That Works” A Warm Welcome Is Extended To All and Thp Nw^oi'hlir '* COMING EVE NTS Ambrose Ready Wellburn Native Ambrose J. Ready, 75, who died in Memorial Hospital Nov. 18 was burn at Wellburn and farmed there until retiring and moving to St. Marys X2 years ago. His body rested at the Ball funeral home till 2 p.rp. Wednes­ day, Nov, 21 when the Rev, R, D, Crosby conducted funeral services. Interment was in St. Marys cemetery, He is -survived by his wife, the former Ella Beattie of Avon- bank, and three sons, Lloyd of St. Marys, John of Lucan and Charles of Avonbank; also one sister, Mrs, Lillian McKim of St. Marys and one brother, Thomas W. Ready of Lps Angel­ es. Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. Art Black and family spent last week in Osh- awa, guests of Mrs, D. Black whom 'they brought back for a visit here. The staff of. the Lucan Public School has set December 20 as the date for the Christmas con­ cert which will be held’ in the Community Centre. Mr.- and Mr-s, Mitchell Haskett of Lucan, Mr. Harvey Haskett and Mrs. Blanche Hodgins of London attended the funeral of Mr. Will Morgan of Port Huron last Tuesday. Rev. E. J, Roulston and Mrs.' Murray Hodgins last Wednesday attended the Middleseex Pres­ bytery of the United Church of Canada at Trinity Church, Lon­ don, . Mr, Chas. Windsor spent a few' days in Cass City last week, bringing home Mrs. Windsor who had been holidaying with her. sister, Mrs. Ralph Loney and family. Mrs. F. P. Thomson and Mrs. Rufus Thompson attended the missionary rally in, the. Evangel­ istic Centre in Toronto last Wed­ nesday which was held in honor qf Rev. and Mrs. Elvin Thorton, missionaries from Cuba. An of­ fering and Christmas gifts Were presented to them from .the On­ tario Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Thorton (daughter of Rev. A. Nospworthy of Toronto) will both lecture at’ the Lucan' Pentecostal Holiness Church”on Thursday. Lost Though the second instalment of “Lucan News” left the post office here as usual last Tues­ day morning it evidently went astray and did not arrive in .time to appear in last’ week’s edition of the paper, To all those who sent, in ,jiews items lasL'week, your correspon­ dent can only say, “Sorry.” Polio Vaccination . Dr. E. R. Patterson, medical officer of health, last Tuesday administered polio vaccine to 94 public school children and 83 pre-school- children. He was as­ sisted by the school nurse,' Mrs. L. E. Wilson, and nurse Miss E. McCready. ■ Two Home and School mem­ bers, Mrs.”B. H. Elliott and Mr8. Don Revington registered the pre-school children. ' .. . News Of Clandeboye By MRS, J; H. PATON CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister Mrs. Ken' McCrae, Organist Sunday, December 2, 1956 10:00 a.m. — “Crucial Alterna­ tives” 11:05 a.m.—Sunday School 7:30 p.m.—“Preparing for Christ­ mas” Fri.,' Dec. 7, 6:30 p.m. — The Ladies’ Aid’Christmas Supper Magic Markers The slick sigh writer for only $1.00 at Times-Advocale I Fowl Bingo I l I | EXETER LEGION HALL | | Wednesday, December 5 I I 6:30 p.m. I •. I Rounds For Chickens | f . I I 10 Rounds For Turkeys | | • I | 100, 3 for 250 , I ADMISSION 500 SPONSORED BY EXETER LEGION Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunning­ ham and ,Joe, also Mr. Truman Medcofe, spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.x Arnold .Harper of St. Paul. • . - Mr. Karl O’Neil, Mr. Maurice Simpson and Mr. E. Bell re­ turned on Monday from1 a trip to Tiffin, Ohio. Mrs. Emily Tomes is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer and .infant son in Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. George Noyes and sons spent Sunday with Mrs. Noyes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy' McRann and Beth. Mrs. Maurice Simpson return­ ed home on Sunday from the hospital where She had 'spent four days. Ohe of the infant twins of Mr. anl Mrs. Earl Morgan is home and improving And the other is expected to be able to leave St. Joseph’s Hospital shortly and Petoi* IVColnar have taken up residence in their new home at Mooresville, but still have more, alterations to finish. The former Mooresville Hall shows improvement with new modern windows and doors. Hillcreit Farm Forum ■ The Hillcrest Farm Forum did* not meet last week‘but several members attended the Middle­ sex Federation of Agriculture turkey banquet at Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, on Tuesday eve­ ning when. Mr. W. K. Riddell, agriculture ’ representative, ahd Rev. J. P, Prest4 were speakers, Mt. and Mrs. Rea Neil were host and hostess for the meeting on Monday evening when the subject under discussion was “The Soil Bank Idea.” The for­ um divided into two groups and one group thought that a soil bank plan would not be bene­ ficial to Canadian farmers ih reducing surpluses. The other group felt it would be beneficial to reduce surpluses to increase the price. Both groups thought that The soil bank plan would be bene­ ficial in promoting soil conser­ vation. Members-of both groups were agreed there were farm lands which should be taken put Of production and this should be done by summer fallowing, pas­ ture and reforestration. The next meeting will be hdld At the home of Mr. and Mrs. .L J-ions Club Mrs. Cecil Hodgins group qf th Ladies’ Guild catered to the dinner meeting of the Lucan Lions Club in the Anglican i Church basement last Monday evening when Mr. A. J, Sweit­ zer qf Exeter, district governor, made his official vipit. Bev. F. P. Thomson of the Pentecostal Holiness Church, was •the guest speaker, taking as his topic, “Town Life vs. City Life” illustrating with personal ex­ periences of life in Lucan com­ pared to that of Ottawa where he previously lived. Wind Accident Mr. Joe Benn is now a patient­ in South Huron Hospital with a broken jaw and facial injuries as a result ofi last Wednesday’s strong winds. Mr. Benn who is a government vegetable inspector, was driving on No. 4 Highway. When turning west at Mt. Car­ mel the 80-mile-an-hour wind, blew his car off the road into a pile of logs. Personal Items Visitors with Mr. ahd Mrs. Roy' Hamilton last week were Mr;L J. Fearow of San Jose, Cal­ ifornia over the weekend and Rev. and Mrs. R. Skinner of Coldchcster on Wednesday. Dr. C. H. George and family have moved into their new home on No. 4 Highway. Mr. Elmer Banting, of Bow- manville spent a couple of days last week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Banting..' Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hodgins' received a pleasant surprise on Friday when their son, P2 ER4 William Hodgins of Halifax walk­ ed in-unexpectedly. For the last- two months while his’ ship was in dry dock-he has, been sta­ tioned near Montreal. Over the weekend there was a family re­ union of Mr; and Mrs. Sam Earle 'and family of Woodstock and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Tubb of Mitchell. • ' .'Mr. and Mrs. George’ Paul and Randy spent last-Sunday in Detroit* and in the. evening en­ joyed the Red WingS-Canadieris hockey game; , , Rev. Harry L. Jennings of Lucknow was a Monday caller at the rectory. • Mr. Robert Doxen and daugh­ ter .of Toronto 'were recent visit­ ors with' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ayle- stock. Mr. and Mrs. Don Young and, family of Blyth spent last week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hodgins of Chilliwack, B.C., after seeing the Santa Claus parade and the Saturday night hockey match iri Toronto, returned to -Lucan district to visit their, many atives her for a few 'days. Guests with Mr. and Mrs, vin Haskett included Mr. Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Willowdale ’for the weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham and family of Chatham on Sun­ day. Mis. Gordon. Banting who has been on the sick list is able to be out again. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Attwell of Sarnia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Ashworth. Rev.' ahd Mrs. J, P.’Prest and family spent last Monday, Tues­ day and Wednesday in'Chatham where Mr., Prest attended the annual, clergy conference at Christ Church. Miss Hattie Hodgins is a pa­ tient. in St.,'Joseph’s Hospital, London. Visitors with Mrs. M. 0. Smith included- Mrs. Geo. Lachie, Neil, Sue Ellen, Billie- and Jane of Waterloo on Sunday and Mr. -and Mrs. Louis Kilmer of Thames- ■ford on Monday;"' Mrsf. Smith re­ turned with the Kilmers for a few days’ visit in Thamesford. Hold Supper I AtSaintsburyl^MK. >ake $ p.m.i , « Hot Roast Chicken Supper,. 5:30-On Sunday evening the con- 7:30 p.m. Adults $1.00, children gregation of St, Patrick’s -Church »w, Carmel Church, HepsallJ held a turkey supper which wasSaturday, Dee. 1. Sponsored by followed by an impromptu pro-(the Ladies Aid. 2?:29c gram consisting of carol singing,! ..........."t] songs and recitations by the S.S. DASHWOOD FOWL BJNOO in pupils and Santa Claus made L< Becker’s showroom, Wed- his annual visit with gifts for pesday, December 12. Proceeds all the children. for Christmas children’s fund. St. Andarw’s Day .$*rvle* I On Sunday a St. Andrew’s day I TT ....! service was held in St, Patrick’s ^FEN MEETING of the Osborne i Church at three o’clock with Mr, Hog Pr«4«c^will be i P. Dymond in charge. The mis- Jn Township Hall, Elim- ’ throughouTthe servicer*^ vutj8:30'p.m., to discuss plans for. Mrs. James Turner, a former ^ket campaign whichpresident oi St. Patrick's W,A g., m’t'er w’y ,£ I ! for 25 years, was presented with Ja life membership by her hus­ band and family. She and Mr.; Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ! Hodgins, LucAn, were guests later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, St. Patrick’* Guild Mrs. James Barker was host- ' ess on Tuesday afternoon for ’ the November meeting of the' Guild of St. Patrick’s Church. Mrs. Tom Kooy, president, was in charge. There was a short prayeY • service followed by reports and; Other business. ’The ladies spent the afternoon sewing. A contest conducted by 'Mrs.' ’ Kooy was won by Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Jack Dickins .and 4 Mrs. Maurice McDonald assist­ ed the hostess. Personal Item* Mr, and Mrs, Tom Dobbs, were in the Huntsville area over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael were Sun- < day evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Donald Maguire. Mrs. Garfield Needham of Ballymote spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. W. J, Davis. Mrs. W. J. Dickins of Lucan spent the weekend with Mr. And Mrs. Maurice McDonald, 1 i RcceptionAnd DANCE FOR MR, A MRS. JACK ADKINS (nee Mariana Hunter) TOWN hall, HENSALt, Sponsored by Dashwood Men’s Club. 29cArena Activities By HAROLD RIBSON Fern Filion’s hockey school getting bigger and better each week. You have only to watch a, sessitm for a few minutes to realize that the boys are being taught more than rough anp tumble hockey, They are learn­ ing the rudiments of team work, as well as to follow direction. South Middlesex Minors will hold ' forth every Monday night starting at 7 p.m., which is an- othex* bargain night—three games of midget hockey, I had hoped it wouldn’t be necessary to make the following announcement: “Any person hav­ ing been deprived of the privi­ leges of the arena (hockey team members'included) will not be allowed to return, until his cage is reviewed by the board. The Lucan Skating Club will organize this week. Anyone in­ terested in figure skating instruc­ tion is asked, to contact your truly as soon as possible. Another project is nearing com­ pletion. The horse barn, north of the arena, is almost finished and will be housing some of the best horses in the district, in the very near future. Don Banting is “beating the drum” for a dinner, with entertainment to celebrate the completion of same. He hopes to bfe able to' bring to Lucan, one of panada’s finest 6n- tertainers, 'along with “Rags^” the educated horse. This should be a night to remember, for those interested in following the “nags.” The Boys’ Club met last week and ..decided to hold another dance the week preceding Christ­ mas. They also discussed plans for -organizing with the junior drama club fbr a (future Teen Town. The band idea is catching on. Several of the local boys haye approached yours truly in regard to same, including a newcomer, Russ Radcliffe, who-rhhs offered his help in .training the boys. Rehearsals are going on all over town. The ubig cast of “Brownsville Saturday Nite,” is polishing up tlleir acts in prepar­ ing for opening night this Thurs­ day, at the Arena. The men were separated from the boys when Lucan boys had to play 40 minutes of hockey de­ feating Mitchell 5 to 3 in a whale of a game. Jack Ready, Ivan Hearn.,and the executive'1 have lined up a terrific team for the ’56- 57;..hockey season, . . ■ Bdlf-Whii’e played a good game and did an excellent job of mas­ ter minding. It would be impos­ sible to pick out any one or two outstanding players—they are all good. , '* Family Dinn*r i Prior to their “Open -House” fiftieth wedding celebration, Nov­ ember 21, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armitage of Alice St. held a family gathering- at the Glen Alien restaurant, London, the Saturday" night previous. • Thirty-one members of their family were present including Mr. and Mrs. Ceqil Armitage and family, Mr. and Mrs.’Arn­ old Morley ’ and. family, Mrs. Wesley Hickson and family and Mr. and Mrs,; Wm. McFalls, all of Lucan; Mr.- and Mrs. Laverne Allison and Mrs. Janet Allison of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thar and family of Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thar and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilcox, and Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Wilcox of Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waddell of Whitby. IS Friday, Nov. 30 Dpsjardini Orchestra sipnary theme was^ carried* out°n Tuesday, December 11, Ladies Please Provide Lunch throughout the service, l?*30 p.m., to discuss plans foriMrs. James Turner,, a former S I EvtryWy vWAIcflttMi . .KvAct/l enf r\t Qf jvIf J A IXF A 1 IS HOW 11 HQ 6,1 '1X1 ! ‘ I i and rel- Cal- and Message From Greenway ,Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown and Stephen of • Toronto called on relatives here on Sunday. Miss Marion Hicks of London ahd Miss Mary Ellen Griffith of Parkhill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper of Sarnia visited , on Sunday with relatives. Mr. Harold Pollock spent 1 few days with friends in De­ troit. A number of relatives from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Arthur WillOrt of Dash- ! wood. The Harmony t Class of the United Church will hold their meeting on Friday evening in the Sunday School rooms. Baptismal service was held in the United* -Church on Sunday when .Janice Noreen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Eagle- son, wgs baptized. Mr. Fred McLinchey is visit­ ing this wek with relatives in Detroit. hlrs. JoS:- Horner returned home -from the hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kading of Grand Bend visited recently’ with Mr. arid Mrs. George Gol- len and Donna. ■ ■ Mrs. W. T. Ulens • spent a couple of weeks at her home here. ■ *■ Little Cynthia Doan of London spent last week with her grand­ parents, Mr. and ’Mrs. Lawrence Curts. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bollock visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pollock and family of Chatham. ■' Mrs. Ernie Eggert is confined to bed with a leg infectiori. DAIRYMEN A FARMERS are invited to. a Money Making milk­ ing meeting. Sponsored by Lovell McGuire, Surge DcAler, in the Exeter Town Hall, Thursday, December 6, 8:15 p.m. Films, discussions, door prizes and re­ freshments. Free admission. 29c ALDON THEATRE What;s Do^ng . FRIDAY A SATURD4 November 30/ December r A In South Huron "TALL MAN RIDINC (Warner Color) * And North A- Randolph $cott ★ Dorothy Melon* ★ P*ggy Ca«t|e Middlesex? :SHORT SUBJECT A CAJI1 On* Show Each Night — 1 rooN p.m. Read This Page Senior Citizens DANCING To Christma Party s Clarence Tuesday, Dec.4 Petrie .Please bring sandwiches, cookies or tarts. Also brinf & HIS NIGHTHAWKS 'home-made candy. t PARKHILL Presentation & ARENA DANCE Nov. 23, 30 FOR MR. A MRS. JOHN MOSER Dancing'starts "at 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 ADMISSION 750 Sponsored by MT. CARMEN HALL Parkhill Lions Club Ladies Please Bring Lunch DANCE Every Saturday Night EXETER.LEGION MEMORIAL HALL i M, MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE and his Night Hawks SPOT DANZES DANCING 9-12 — ADMISSION 7S0 ss Active Mark Anniversary X In .a setting of floral donations, the guest bodk in, the afternoon cards, letters and gifts, Mr. and I ani Mrs. Morley hl night. Mrs. Fred Armitage received’ ................... their friends and neighbors, in their home on’ CL L.~‘. - Wednesday afternoon and evq-,late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ship- ning when they celebrated their < ley. She was born in Blanshard' fiftieth wedciirig anniversary. - - - - - Serving and assisting in the! kitchen during the afternoon Laverne Allison, Mrs. Ken Thar' miles nbrth of Lucan And was a..„ ----- .. „ ---- ----- ( evening Mrs. Cecil Armitage replaced Mrs. I-Iickson. Mrs. Hickson had charge of Mrs, Arniitage .is the former Al?ceSnSLr5lasIt ’ ®tlml Shipley, daughter of the This Week In Winchelsea By $ARS. F. HORNS. • Leather Jacket* and Jeans Not Permitted Mrs. Fred ’Walters was--hostess for a plastic demonstration on Moriday evdriing last for a num­ ber of friends and neighbors. Her daughter, Mrs. Jack Wicks, Of Stratford, was .the demon­ strator. , • . Mr., and Mrs.‘Newton Clarke and Mr. ahd Mrs. Hdrold Clarke attended the funeral of 4he late Mr. Wes. - Atkinson of Lucan on Friday afternoon last. Mr$. Clarke returned home on Sun­ day, having remained with her sister for A’fcw days.- (Intended for last week) Mr. Colborne Vance and Mr. Fred Walters were on a hunting trip up north during the past week. Mrs. Stan Martin df Whitby, also Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCut­ cheon of Mount ClemehS, Mich., visited during the past week at the hbme of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters. Sew Easy Club \ The Sew Easy Club held their meeting oh Friday afterneori at the home of Mr$. Harold Bell with Sylvia Johns presiding. The j Township about four miles from kiluhcu uuhub me. Granton. Mr. Armitage was wei4,UMrs?3fnoMU Moi^ > *>°rn on Cbh. 4^ Biddulph, five Jjawxue nn/avjl, ivxio. Avtn /.»,»* 1iujh.il ux uui.au aim »r aS and Mrs. Wes Hickson. In the the son ofvthe ]ate Mr> and MrS< /■»/•*il Armirdfffl ’ .* *. tGeorge Armitage. The couple were married Nov­ ember 21, 1906 by the R6v. H. A. Thomas at Holy Trinity Church rectory. AftOr thfiir mar-j riage they ’ lived one year in ‘ Goderich before settling on a farm four miles north of Lucan. After 41 years they movdd to Alice St. ih October, 1948. [___ ____ ____ _____ A dressmaker before her mar-1 roll call was answered by napi riage,#72 years old, Mrs. Armi­ tage- still sews arid crochets. At, 84 Mr. Armitage drives his 1928' model “A” cAx* and puts in his own garden. . i The couple have six children, Mrs. Ken Thar (Dora) Byron, Mrs. Ben Wilcox (Evelyn) Owen Sound, Mrs. Laverne Allison (Lola) West McGillivray, Mrs. Arnold Morley (Ruby) and Cecil. both of Lucan and Mrs. Gary Graham (WildA), of Germany; j also 10 grandchiidreri ahd seven great-grahdchildren'. Mrs. Armi-i tage has- one sister Mrs. Belle Krtowles of Lucan. ;.......................... ;....,.... .............J i oh Saturday in honor of Mrs. W. I [B. Young of St. Marys, Mrs. ____ ________ ___ __ Jas, Mossey, Mrs, Wes Mossey, nesday with her daughter, Mrs.:Robert and Jimmy., . T__ .. “ *l“ :! ,Mr. ./md Mrs, Wes Mossey, News Budget From Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER| Presentation The monthly Sth Line Coni-1 munity social was held’on Sat» urday evening with a large crowd.' The evening was spent in progressive euchre. Mrs. Geo. Wilson was winner of ladies high, Mrs. Wes Mossey, ladies lone hands; Mr, Austin Hobbs, men’s lone hands; Mr, Jack. Youngson, men’s high; low score going to Mr. WilfOrd Wilson, After cards ah address was road by Mrs. George Wilson to .Mr, and Mrs, David Youngson who are leaving the community and have, moved to St, Marys. Mr. Andrew Knox, Mr. Fred Thomson and Mr. Harold Carter presented them with a -wall mir­ ror, trilight (amp and Ida pot. Personal Items Mrs. Fred i’Attismi spent Wed- ing “A finish we use On our garments.” The girls were taught how to make a French sepmi ©F Mh Carmfel C.W.L. ANNUAL TURKEY BINGO Monday, Dec. 10 al 8 TURKEY DOOR PRIZE O.L Percy Hodgins and Mr, Hodgins Admission $1.06 ExtraCarth. at Door 25 e 9:00 p.m Social Hour After Game AT ARMSTRONG'S RESTAURANT firing Your Wifi <—• Meat The Players Exeter Arena ■ \ Four free draws for ladies onlyi . Prizes *— Cups and Saucer*