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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-04, Page 10ThillosAfivoots, Jim/vary 4, lti4 )9siate Money, Articles To Clandeboye Victims' Lucan Phone 109 Lucan Carrespondenti Miss Lino Abbott And. District News. LI Holy Trinity Church for the first time in its history held the traditional "Nine Lesson Carol Service," last Sunday night, C. G. L T., Explorers, Cubs, Scouts and members from the other two churches joined in a great union service. The following representatives from the various organizations, as well as the clergy, read the nine lessons; Hugh Elliott, Frank Egan, Terry Culbert, Mr. Jack Murdy, Mr. J. H. Steacy, Mr. Chrales Corbett, Rev. F. P. ThoMpson, Rev. E. J. Roulston, Rev, J. P. Prest. The choir provided special music including two anthenes. Between each lesson choir and congregation sang appropriate hymns based on the lesson. 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VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD., GOLDEN MILL, TORONTO 16, ONT.; DISTRIBUTOR FOR • LONDON DISTRItT: Volkswagen Lo ndon Motors Ltd., 395 COLBORNE ST, Phone 2.6793, 2.6796 LONDON, ONT, DEAUR: Hunter-Duvar 1k Sons Ltd., MAIN STREET Phone 3$ EXETER, ONT. At their Christmas meeting held in the church parlors, the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church elected the following of- fivers.; President, Mrs. George Paul; vice-presidents, Mrs. A, E. Reilly and Mrs. Ivan Hearn; secretary, Mrs. Vert Thompson; assistant, Mrs. George Thomson; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Sovereign, C o m in unity friendship and Missionary Monthly, Miss Reta Chown; supplies, Mrs. Ben Saul- flier; stewardship, Mrs. Eldon Young; literary, press and shut- ins, Mrs, J. W.'Lochyer; pianist,. Miss Beta Chown; Christian citizenship and temperance, Mrs. Dave Park; Christmas card sec- retary, Mrs, Howard New. Roll call was answered by the presentation of scrap books for Children in the Isolation Ward. Recipes were brought in for the . recipe book. It was decided to present a model bale at the. sectional meeting next spring. Mrs. J, W. Loehyer, Mrs. Dave Park, Mrs, Charles Sovereign and Mrs. Howard Kew were named the baby-sitters for the four January Sundays during church services. Nine Lesson Carol Service By Harald Ribson - The past week was anything but good for Linen hockey teams hi league competition, A real. 'curtain raiser' Friday night saw the Bantams defeated ,94 by a bigger and better (or should we say older) team from Zurich. Barry Black, was about the only boy on the Lucan team who had comparable size and speed to match the unequal competition; but the old, Lucan spirit, was evident in all our boys when they went down fighting a losing ;cause. 0. Over 700 c a a 11 customers, watched the "Six Irishmen" of Lucan playing Santa and oozing hospitality by helping Ilderton to help themselves in defeating Lucan last Friday night, Lucan had the game `in the bag', so, to speak, until Fred Revington received a major penalty, for accidentally hitting an Ilderton player in the face with his stick. After that, 'Lunn decided pen- alties were the order for the day and heaped up enough to sew up the game for Ilderton, The Lucan boys have appear. ed to relax just a little in con- ditioning with the exception of Don Fletcher who it seems is tireless. Boy does , that guy cover an amount of icel Up- right or horizontally its top speed all the way. You bet we've got a good hockey team! As I see it, they are' just three goals better than any team - in the league. Pee-Wee hockey these days, is nothing sort of terrific. For the last three Saturdays at noon Lucan and • South Lions have played. London scored 4 to Lu- can's 3 in the first game, tied 4-4 in the second and lost to. Lucan on the third, with a score of 5-0. Watch for ,the final rub- ber game. This should be a dandy! I think the star for last week's game should go to Rod- ger Black;, as the player show- ing the greatest improvement. A word of advice, Rodger boy— better lay off body checking the referee, son as George Higgins packs a lot of weight. The figure skating club will hold a meeting next Saturday night at 6.30 p.m. in the arena. Oil painting classes will soon be under way. Will all those in- terested in enrolling contact yours truly as soon as possible? The "Keep Fit" Class is 'sched- uled to begin shortly. In conversation this afternoon with an Ilderton gentleman the subject gradually evolved to hockey and Lucan's talent in•• said ,direction. In this man's opinion, come play - off time Lucan might make a showing — yeah, maybe .— in about fourth position. "Yep", says this Ilder- ton citizen, "Too many old men on the team. Can't stand the pace for more than a few minutes. And his parting remark, went something like this, . . .• "Most of 'the old Lucan hockey fans are just that — too old to take in the game any more while the young are too young to be in- terested. Result? ' The games, played. by imported players, are frequented only by a crowd of imported fans." Sad' if true, but , methinks one Ilderton man' is going to eat crow before 'the season gets much older. Arena Activities Scene Of Rites ,'1 Huron •County. Council' . i ' f snap-dragons formed the setting El, I li; I • 1 16 the iiderten. Wilted Church f for the wedding of. Katherine I Marie Kodgins and Donald Stev- 1. NOTICE. en Idedd,.. The bride is the .dough., -1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cl d. }04gins of Penfield.' and the 1 ,.,.. groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Steve Medd of Ilderton. The Rev. Since Guy officiated and Miss Elaine liodgine, cousin of the bride,. provided tradition,. al wedding music, ; Ilderton church- f"...,ififium„,....„„.,„„„,fiumwmumimum,,,,,,,,„„,,,,,iut„,,,„‘,„,um„,...„„,„,„,m.„,„„,,, White shasta mums, ferns and, ?dale Lewis and Mr. Mp 'e 1S ngnant report the 01 SO • '..00 was 'received in the ,calivas ter the family Mr„ and Mrs. ,George Sum-. Pere and two, small sons who, ;Oat their household effects and' clothing in the recent fire at MAW director, . assisting'; H. c, Murless. wa,S, Fo llowing the, concert chairman Santa C144$ called and assisted in un- loading the tree and, presenting the gifts. w.m.-s„ induction Monthly secretary, Mrs. T. Col- lins. On Sunday, December 30 he installed the W.A. officers. Pres- ident is Mrs. Alex Macintosh, vice pres., Mrs. Wilmer Scott; secretary, Mrs. Mae McNaugh- ton; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Simpson; sunshine convenor, Mrs. Arnold Blake; parsenage committee, Mrs. Mat McNaugh- ton, Mo. T. Collins and Mrs, Alex Macintosh, Church Services The rector, 1110 Rev, J. P. Prest, conducted the service o Holy Communion .on December 23 and on Christmas Day at 10 a.m. with a good attendance at both services. The Church looked festive with the large decorated Christmas tree with The Luc.arKlandeboye, Explor- ers held their Christmas .party Friday night at 600 p.M. in the United ,Church parlors. Gaines were played nntil. 5:30 when sup- per was served by .candlelight, The Explorers decorated and packed frilit baskets to take to shut-ins. The Explorers sang carols to 16. shut-inn .and also to the ministers of Anglican and. United. Churches, thus ending another year of successful ex- plorations, The .0.-G.I.T, filled the Christ- mas stockings left from the bazaar and delivered them to shut-ins. On Friday, Mrs. G. E. Nichol- son and Mrs. John McLean took all the c.G.r,T, and Explorers who assisted on tag day to the theatre in London, followed by refreshments. Pulpit Exchange Rev, and Mrs. J. P. Prest end family spent last 'Sunday in Strathroy where Mr. Prest took the morning service in St. John- the-Evangelist Church. The Rev. L. H, CraWford, B.A„ of Parle- lull and Greenway, had charge of the services at Holy Trinity, Lucan, and St. James', Clande- boye, on this the Sunday of Dio-' cesan pulpit exchange, • Almost' 172,000 motor vehicles were sent to the scrap heap in Canada during 1955. The bride, given in ,Marriage. by -her father, was gowned in M.L10, irrideaeent taffeta fashion, ed with, softly molded bodice, scoop neckline, and fully bout, fent skirt. She Were a winter white feather 'headdress, and carried a bouquet of white ;ewe, gardenias and stephanotis. Mrs, Mervyn Hodgins, 'sister- in-law of the bride as matron of honor was the only attendant and wore a gold irrideseent taf-i feta cocktail-length 'dress with a winter white feather hat and- ' carried a cascade of Mums', Jack Hodgine was groomsman and Mervyn Hodgins.- of Chat- ham arid Robert Harvey of la- dettoil, were ushers. At a reception held at "The Latin Quarters", London, the bride's mother received in a Dior blue antique- satin gown with white accessories and cor- sage of pink carnations, She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose an ensemble of black and white wool with black ac- cessories and red carnation cor- sage. For travelling the bride don- ned an afternoon frock of im- ported silk, charcoal wool coat, and dusty rose accessories, After a honeymoon trip to St. Cath- arines the young couple will re- side in Dublin. The groom is a graduate of the Teachers' Col- lege, London. Stamp it To Speed :t — Let Us Supply You With — Rubber Stamps The Times-Advocate Evening .kuxiliary Names Officert Lunch was served by the ladies feliowing the distribution of treats and gifts to the children. Jean Cunningham received the prize for general proficiency for Seniors, Jean Cunningham for attendance and proficiency for Juniors. They are daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cunning- ham, School Concert Miss Eileen Grainger and pupils of Clandeboye School No. 4 and 12 held a successful con- cert with Miss Bette Leake, MerrisOn. • Christmas Sunday the minister, the Rev, Vcigar Rot/sten,. con-'They also received, canned • - ducted the service the in- Vtlit;, pickles ands vegetables, w.1.4.,.$ with officers' Prior tq. that bundles of cloth- foil ,10.7. • jag were left at the home. of " Mr. Moore Cunningham, Mrs. Rea Neil was inducted. as president with vice pro., Sonslay Schaal Party Airs. T. C 0 inns; secretary, The Sunday School party was Mrs. 'Wilmer Scott; treasurer, held at the church for the pupils Mrs. Rupert supply of St. James Church Sunday secretary. Mrs, Lloyd Lynn; as.- Snheel on Saturday. A film de- Mstant, Miss Aggie Northgrave; picking the ChriStrnas story was ,associate meMberS secretary, 'shown. by ;the rector, the- Rev. Mrs.. William Lewis: Missionary J. r. Prest. A -short program of snags and 'recitations,- with Christmas carols, was enjoyed,. the farm, of Mr, and Mrs. Ja0 At the United Church on SOW!, Meetino, The annual echOol meetho,.,'Of the Clandeboye Public School, No. 4 and 12, was held at the Scheel on Thursday evening. The 'chairman elected was Wilmer Seott; retiring' chair- man is H. C. Murless; trustees, Bill Simpson with Alan Hill the newly elected one; secretary- g . ar treasurer, Murray Hodgson. retable, yellow, mauve and white mums, also the nativity scene, Special . music was rendered by the choir. colored li ht and at thealt On Sunday, December 30 the Rev. Lyall H. Crawford, B.A. of Parkhill and Greenway, on the Sunday of Diocesan pulpit ex- change, took the service at St. James Church. Personal Items Mr. Ward liodene• spent Christmas holidays with his son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ainslie and family of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie entertained on Monday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing, Karen and Joan, Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Mac MeNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. sandy McNaughton and Diane, Mrs. Fred Simpson and Mr. Moore Cunningham. — Please Turn to Page 11 Deliver Treats, Sing To Shutins 1 The Huron County Council will meet in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderieh, on Tues, day, January 15, 1957, at 2.00 p.m, All accounts, notices of deputations, must 1, ,be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than .Saturday, January 12, 1957. llllllllllll lll , lll ,;. ll ll llllll lllllllllllllllllllllll llllll llllllll , now 111 111111111,1, ll ll w1"1e1001111 I/III llllll lllllllllllll lllll l l ll llll 0111!WIIII4(4,11111141111mtliatisiiito' A, H. gll$KINE, • „ Clerk, County of Huron, a CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend Mission Society Elects Officers Mrs. Pitt's group • of the Lucan W.M.S. was in charge of the program for the pot-luck supper Meeting in the church parlors last Thursday afternoon, when the following officers were elect- ed for 1957: Honorary president, Mrs. E. J, Roulston; -president, Mrs. Alex Young; vice - president, Mrs. Sheridan Revington; secretary, Mrs. John McLean; treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Cantelon. Corresponding secretary, 'Mrs, Clarence Lewis; citizenship and temperance, Mrs. Myron Cul- bert; supplies, Mrs. S. Chown; community friendship, Mrs. Wes Hodgins; literature, Mrs. Ira Carling; Christian 'stewardship, Mrs. J. R. Murray and Mrs. J, H. Cantelon; Missionary Month- ly, Mrs. John Park; press, Mrs, Ira Carling; pianist, Mrs. S. Chown. Group leaders are Mrs. E. J. Roulston„ Mrs. E. R. Pitt and Mrs. Cecil Robb. Reports from the W.M.S., Baby Band, Mission Band, Explorers and C.G.I.T. shbwed a splendid year. Mrs, Clarence Lewis read the poem, "New Year's Eye IViorit- mg.". Mrs, Art Black read the story of the fourth wise man. Holiday Visitors - Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Henry iteclginS, Lunean, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ab- bot and family, Saintsbury, Me, and Mrs Bruce Abbott and Mrs. Ali:Mu Abbott London with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam liarle and family, 'Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs,- JimTubbs, Mitchell, and Mr. Milton Hodgins, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hedgins. Mr, and Mrs, Cohn Nugent and family, London, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bison and family with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. 1-lodgins, also Mines fully, Belle Martin of London_ and Miriam of Detroit .on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 6, g. Nichofion and family with Mr. and Mrs. W, Green of Oakridge Acres, London. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Cronit, of TO/Onto spent a few days east week with Mr. gild Mrs. Frisnk Hardy. Please 'Turd t9Pagii1 11