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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-09, Page 12Page 11 Th• Times -Advocate, January 9, 1995 /M`" Cian Clandeboye Comments BY MRS. PATON School I.mpraiteaisnte At the annual meettng of the Clandeboye public School, No. 4 and 12, trustees were elected With William Simpson (chair. Mau) Allan Hill and Wilmer Scott and secretary treasurer, Murray Hodgson. Plans were made to build a porch over the outdoor steps and to purchase a steel filing Cabinet for the school records, The teacher is Miss Elaine Grainger of Zurich" W.A. And W.M.S, The January meeting of the United church W.A, and W, :s . Was held at the hone of Mrs. Alex A1cintosie Mrs. Darling Presided for the W.M.S. meet- ing and Mrs. Ivan Riddell and Mrs. Rupert Williams gave an interesting account of the study bnk' "Enlarging the borders of Japan", During the W.A. meeting plans were made to have a pot at7•ocickfr the luck suppero o , congregational meeting on Jan- uary14. Mrs. J. W. . Ritchie Active in Church Mrs. Joseph W. Ritchie, a life- long resident of McGillivray township and Parkhill, died early Thursday and was buried in Parkhill cemetery on Saturday, January 4, Airs. Ritchie was in excellent health until a few weeks ago. On Wednesday, she celebrated her 92nd birthday and was visit- ed by all of her children at the Green Gables nursing home. A few hours later she died in her sleep. Born Mary Ellen Carter, she was the eldest daughter of George and Hannah Carter, pi- oneer farmers in the township. Her grandfather came from Ire- land, and she was born on the same farm as her father, on the second concession of McGilliv- ray. One sister survives, Mrs. Wellington Sceli (Annie), Ailsa Craig. One sister and three brothers died some years ago; Mrs. Ed Rooke (Tillie), Richard, Joseph and John. In 1892, she married Joseph William Ritchie and moved to the Ritchie homestead at Lot 2, Concession 7, McGillivray. They had four children who survive: Carl, Baden; Mrs. Wilfred Cun- ningham (Audene), Clandeboye; Ii2rs, Lloyd.Lynn (Gladys), Clan- deboye and William on the home farm near Parkhill. Stanley died in infancy. Thirty years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie retired from the farm to Parkhill. Mr. Ritchie died in 1938. Mrs. Ritchie was confirmed in ,St. James Anglican Church, Clandeboye, but after her mar- riage, joined Centenary Church and later, Parkhill United Church. Throughout her life she was ac- tive in women's church organ- izations. Airs. Ritchie leaves 17 grand- children and 11 great-grand- chillren, The funeral was con- ducted by Rev. John B. Barrett of Parkhill United Church from the Box Funeral Home. Pall- bearers were Clare Ritchie, Cliff Ritchie, Joseph Cunningham, Gerald Lynn, Ralph Lynn, all grandchildren and Donald Lawn- ence, husband of a grand -daugh- ter. Personal Items Miss Helen Sigsworth and Billie Sigsworth spent a few days with their cousins, Allen and Ger- ald. Wright at West McGillivray. Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Sigsworth visited on. Sunday with the lat- ter's brother, Mr. Jim Wright end family and brought their family home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mardlin of R.R. 2 Denfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eaton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mac McNaugh- ton entertained on New Years: Mr. and Airs. Win. 'Walkom and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing, Karen and Joan of Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McNaughton and family, Mr. and Mrs. A, Hendrie, Mrs. Fred Simpson and Mr. Moore Cun- ningham. Mre and Mrs. Allan Hill were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hill of London. • Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott and family spent New Years with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Neaman 1Ples A Car Voir Want To Bay ..Give LOU BAILEY A'Tt y Phone 459 F..+trr and fan)ily in Ailsa. Craig. Mr. and Mrs, Rea Neil were guests a Mr, and `Mrs. Ansley Neil in Exeter on New Years, also. Air. and Mrs, Stewart At- kins, . nee Janice Neil,. They motored from RCAF Station at Moesejew to Exeter for Christ, Inas. Mr. and Mrs. Alton N,'+11. pests. Mrs JasJense n reeMaet and son of Whalen were also Mrs; ErAi ly Tomes is .quite ill Born In Denmark in Victoria Hospital, London. Hu a Blaze r sister, Mrs. a Henry,e s tra r, Lu Lucan And .p strict News Phone 109 Lucen • Correspondent: Miss Line Abbott came by plane :from At;aleb, Al- berta end visited with. her bolt- er Maurice, and family and sister, Mrs. Gordon Marrs, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mrs, Andy Carter attended' the funeral of Mrs. George Ray- craft at Milverton on, Thursday. Guests with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. KarlO'Neil, were Miss Joan Donaldson of R.R. Ailsa Craig and Miss Mar- lene King of Crediton. Other visitors were Miss Patsy and Master Jimmie Hindmarsh of Stoney Creek, peer Hamilton. Mr Jim Hall returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital this week. Airs. Paul Poole and son Har- vey Wt en Thursday to take up residence with Mrs. Aiaicolm Hodgins on Richmond St„ Lon- don. At St. James church on Sun- day the flowers in the chancel were in memory of the late Mrs. Ellen Ritchie, At the United Church the Rev. Edgar Roulston conducted the holy communion service. The flowers placed in the church were in memory of the late Mrs, Ellen Ritchie and also for the late Mr, and Mrs. Lawson given by their daughter. Mrs. Ed. Flynn underwent an- other eye operation at Victoria Hospital on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Scott entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy and ,30 members of their family on Saturday night, the occasion being Mr: and Mrs. Hardy's forty-first weddingan- niversary. Accident Mr. Tom Tomes met with an accident on Tuesday; Dec. 31. While helping his cousin, Mr. John Simpson cut wood, he suf- fered injury which required seven stitches to close. He has been confined to his home. Letter From Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD New Year's Day Guests Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hamil- ton of Lucan. With Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Tre- vethick were Mr. and Mrs, Carl Trevethick and . family of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson and family, Mrs. Ruth Watson and Bobby and Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Dorman of Ailsa Craig. With Mr. and Mrs. Glenn were Mr. and Mrs, Brock of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Light- foot with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. George Prest and Billie with Mr. and Wt. Elmer Shepherd. Personal Items Mr. and .Mrs. Matt Duncan and children left for Petawawa after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keogh. Mr, and Mrs. Wnr. Fenton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapton of Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Cunning- ham spent Saturday and girls evening_ with Air, and 'Mrs. George Prest. Mrs, Lin Craven of Parkhill spent a few day's with her soli and daughter-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. WCs Watson. Miss Audrey Darling left on Priddy to resume her duties at the Nazarene College of Red Deer, Alberta after holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Darling, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Thomp- son and Judy spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Trevethick spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dorman of Ailsa Craig. Mr. Andy ;Keogh who has been isimproving. ick list on thes Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Daley and. family visited with Mr. end Mrs. George Prest on Monday eve- ning, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Morley are the proud parents of a daughter born. in St. Josephs Hospital on Christmas Day. Miss Winnie Keogh left for Ot- tawa on Monday after sending the holiday season With her par- ents, Mr. and lifts.. Andy Keogh. Mrs. Harvey Morley spent Christmas with her mother in Sarnia. Mr. Bev. Morley spent the hol- idays with ,'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley. Mr., and Mrs. Garnet 7`reveth- ick and family of St, Thomas L don c , Of on T and Graceevethik r spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack T'rettethick, Mr. arid Mrs. Leslie Morley attended the funeral 6f the let- ter's grandmother of Auburn en Thursday, Mee Helen Amos spent a few days in London with het aunt, Mrs. Ray Rawdcn, Mr. and Mrs. Herold tee .arid family spent Sunday with Mrs. 1 Teri'! Lee of Lucan, ' fails. M Boarder!1t s disgratc i� ROOM "I'm sure two ruts were fighting in riIY 8e'eiroeiti last aright." Mrs. Ruben: "Sol trit Io yoti want for" $4 a Week/ BO f1ghts''P Mrs. James Jensen, 60, of Lu - can, passed away in St. Joseph's Lucan residents living in the Hospital, London, Sunday, Jan. vicinity of the ball diamond saw i 5. She lay at rest n the C. Has- Lucan s 1957 Christmas trees go kett and San funeral home, Lu- ftp in a last huge blaze of glory can, till 2 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 6:3o pant. last Monday ,eye - when the Rev. J. P. Prest, of Hing, when tl?e Lions Club, Cubs Holy Trinity Church, conducted and Scouts and executive met funeral services. Interment was for an eat -out supper of hot dogs in St. James Cemetery, Clande and pork and beans. boye. Lucan Man Injured Pallbearers were Allan Scott, Krober, of•* Allan Hill, W. J. Frost, .Roscoe Air. Rudy Siob �, George Hodgins, W. E. Sovereign, Meine St., last Thursday niet with a Eizenza. Mrs, Jensen, the former Chris- tlna Chirstensen, was the daugh- ter of 14r. and Mrs, Soeren Christensen, of Denmark, She came to Canada 28 years ago, living in London Township be- fore moving' to Lucan 20 years ago. She attended the Lutheran Church, in London. She is survived by her hus- band, one son, Edward, of Lu- cie, and one sister, Mrs. Peter Henderson, of Lobo, Coursey School Euchre Last Friday evening, Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins were hostesses for a four table euchre at the Coursey School. First prize winners were Mrs. Allah Ryan and Mr. Tom Coursey; second prize, Mrs. Guy Ryan and Mr. George Hodgins; lucky chair prize, Mr, Allan Ryan. • The next euchre will be Fri- day, Jan. 17, with Mrs. Charles Grose and Mrs. Lawrence Hodg- ins as hostesses. Y.P.U, News The members of the Lucan- Clandeboye Y.P.U. and their friends spent a social evening and dance in the Anglican Parish Hall last Thursday. The regular Sunday evening service was held in the Clande- boye United Church, January 5, with Marjorie Sovereign's Faith and Evangelism commission in charge. Beverley Butler tread the Scripture lesson and Jean- nette Blake the prayers. The guest speaker was the Rev. E. M. Cook, former pastor, who spoke on faith. The executive of the London Young People's Presbytery will have charge of the January 19 Meeting in the Lucan United Church, Lucan Children Go• Flying Eleven -year-old Nancy Haskett and seven-year-old Billie, chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Haskett, have returned from a thrilling plane trip to Cleveland with their aunt, Miss Angela Armitt, of London, who spent several days there shopping. Nancy flew to Florida last year but this was Billie's first trip. Pentecostal Young People A splendid group of • young' people attended the watch -night service in the church New Year's. Eve, after which they were entertained at a buffet fel- lowship luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Meine Eizenzafol- lowed by music and games. Last Friday night two car loads of young people enter- tained at the Huron County Home at Clinton and on Sunday night Mr. Jack Eizenza, Misses Tena and. Margaret Eizenza, Velma Birch and Audrey Ganonsang over the air from the Pentecos- tal Holiness Church in London. 59th Wadding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. Thomp- son celebrated their fifty-fifth weddiing anniversary in their farm home, concession 2, Mc- Gillivray, when 47 nephews, nieces arid their families joined to extend congratulations and goodwishes and to present them With flowers. Mr, and Mrs. Thompson were married in the Lucan pasonage Icy the Rev. John Ayerast, Dec. 24, 1902. The bride was the former Elizabeth Hotson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Hot- son. The groom is the son ofihe late Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thomp- son. They were attended. by Miss Isabel Hbtsen, later Mrs. J. Morgan, and Mr. Leroy Dor- man both 'deceased. After a reception at the home of'Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Thomp- son, they went by horse and buggy to thein present residence t0 do the evening chores, and never did have a honeymoon. and girls of Whalen, Mr, and `!'hough nephews now operate Mrs. William Cann and Mr. and their farm, Mr, and Mrs. Thome-: Mrs, Robert Cann and Ray of son are in splendid health after ; Them cs Road. a lift- of activity. Besides Perin- Mr. Jim Etherintton, student 'ung Mr. Thoitipson was an agent I at Western University, London, for featilizer and insu.r.ante. Ile'avid I(ennetlt Moir, teacher at served on the township tounell' Kitehener, have returned to their for years and locked after. reads; duties after seceding the Boli- Mid bridges. ' days with their parents and Anglican Church fa Hite. There was special music at Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Oke and the Morning iiiii8 service by the Ai- family visited cluring tine holit MO choir, clays with Mrs. Oke's parents, At the evening service the tra- Mr, and Mrs, G. S. Dettmer ditional.nine lesson carol service and members of. her fxtnily at was held, with the their pro- I(Moncnlav evening guests with v idin g g its' e. Readers were Steve Davis, ,aiid Mrs. Carman Cann, Mr. Leonard Pedder.- Mr, Clare 15enns� andd i hyllis were Rev, Paton, (St, Jaynes Church),Mr.George and. Mrs. Lamont, Eliza. Roscoe Hodgins, Mr. Clare State and .Toho of. Mitchell and ley (ward) e k-R.ev J. P. Prest, fama d Alis. Harry Strang and , 1r" W, 1fovey (Sunday MSSMrs.1 Ether. Sehool) and Mr. Merton Cul• , Mr, and Richard d ..then bort, Archie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Btherington and boys in Pim *lona 1 Gflrth ' London with Mr, and Mrs. Harry test F'riday's' Young People's Thar. meeting was in charge of Miss Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Dunn Velma Bueh and took the Thiene With Mr. and ..airs, George Dunn .l of a .radio brtadcast froth L Y`:ea» at, Centralia. . » � Down, Mi.. and 6 1e S6 Mr. F'ran'k i1 , (Ltican s �toufl>f pabp s ciety),,, Mrs. Clarence bowie, Robert Ota Sunday night A r umber of and 1-! len with Mr. and Mrs. the goring people went to L611- AIvie ri, nt Of Exeter. den attii•1 took part in ..the radio Miss Marion Gill of Grand hteadea*t front the Pentecostal Bend spent „several Jaya with llbliiiest eliurch 'there. Miss Reim Dowii. painful accident which sent him to St. Joseph's Hospital with third degree burns. Mr, Krober, an employee of the Exeello Co., Landon, was working with a blow torch when a spark ignited his clothing. A fellow worker noticed the fire but before the fire could be put out Mr, Krobet was badly burned, Latest reports are that he is improving. Miss T. Powe, 68 Dies.In Michigan Miss Theresa Powe, 68, for- merly of Biddulph Township, passed away in Northville, Michigan, on Saturday, Jan. 4. She lay at rest in the C, Haskett and Son funeral home, Lucan, till 9:30 a,m., Tuesday, when she was taken to eSt. Patrick's Church, Biddulph, for Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Father J. A. Machesy offi- ciating. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers were William Me- Ilhargey, Anthony Lampier, James Blake, William Heenan, Joseph Grace, Jr,, and William Deman. - Miss Powe was the daughter of the late Mr. and Airs. Michael Powe, of Biddulph. Forty-eight years ago she went to the United States to work. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. William Peltier, of Chat- ham, and. Mrs, Christina Regan, of London, and one brother, Michael Powe, of Biddulph Township, Masonic Ledge • Installs Officers. At a meeting in the Masonic Hall, Lucan, Dec. 27, Very, Wor- shipful,Brother D. E. Chown in- stalled the officer's of Irving Masonic Lodge 154 for '1958. W.M. is Wor, Bro. H. A, Chown; I.M.P'., Wor, Bro. 0, P. Corbett; S.W., Bro. A. F. Mc- Lean; J.W„ Bro. E. R. Hodgins; chaplain, V, Wor. Bro. D. E. Chown; secretary, Wor. Bro. J. C. Murdy; D. of C., Wor. Bro. C,, B. Culbert; treasurer, Bro, U. F. Stanley; S.D.,, Bro. C, E. Robb; J.D., Bro. W. R, McFalls; LG., Bro, H. Cartwright; S.S., Bro. ,T. M, Murray; J'.S., Bro. A. G. Jaokson; tyler, Bro. Calvin Haskett. Personals Mr. and Mrs, Harold Corbett with Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Orr and family . of Parkhill for New Years. Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Whyte and fancily with Mr. ,and Mrs. Eric Armstrong at Peter's Cor- ners for Christmas and with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whyte, Both- well., for New Years. Courses in copper tooling and'. in aluminum etching are com- mencing Monday night promptly at 8 p.m., in the Lucan • Com- munity Memorial Area. Hurondale By MRS. MERVIN DUNN New Year's Visitors Mr, and Mrs.. Frayne Parsons, Murray and Margaret, with. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Passmore, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd 'Reynolds, Shirley and Robert itT Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rey- nol.ds, • Mr, and Mrs. Ross Oke and fancily with Mr. and Mrs, Rheiny Heckman and family at Centralia.Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore and Alvin with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins. With Mr. and Mrs. Carman Cann, Phyllis and Dennis were Mr. Anton Miller of Clandeboye, Mr, and 'Mrs, Gordon Johnson Mrs, L. Gibson Dies Suddenly Mrs. Louis Gibson, 73, the for- mer Mabel O. Elliott died sud- denly at her borne Concession 13, London Township on Saturday, December 28, She lay at rest in the C. Haskett and Son funeral home, Lucan till 2 pan., Tues- day December 31, when the Rev. George Simpson, Centenary Uni- ted Church,London, conducted funeral services. Interment was in Siloam cemetery, Pallbearers were Blake Gib- son, Dick Elliott, •Stanley Elliott, Clare Campbell, Gerald Gibson, and Dalton Albrecht. She is survived by her hus- band, Louis Gibson, one son, Murray, of London Township, two brothers, Roy Elliott of Re- gina, Stanley Elliott of Port Mc- Leod Alberta and two grand- children. Baptism And Luncheon On Sunday afternoon, Decem- ber 29, Rev. J, P', Prest bap- tized Elizabeth Mary Bromwick, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,W. Bromwick, at Holy Trin- ity Church. Godparents were Mrs. Gerald Lewis, Mrs, Edward Newhook and Mr. Clare Stan. ley. Other guests at the buffet luncheon which followed included Mrs. H. S. Stanley, Air, Gerald Lewis and family, Mrs. T. C, McFarlane, Mr. U. F. Stanley, Miss Marie Stanley, Mrs. Clare Stanley and family, all of Lu - can, and Mr, and Mrs. 14. Brom- ick and Mr. Edward Newhook of London, New Years' Dance For the fourth consecutive year the Auxiliary to the Legion has sponsored a New Years' dance in the Community '.Me- morial Centre, Each year it grows bigger and better and this year was no exception. Wed Thirty-five Years Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert J. Stan; ley who were married by, the Rev. Arthur Kellum at Thorn - dale 35 years ago, celebrated on Friday, December 27 with a family dinner. Mrs. Stanley was the former Jennie Fitzgerald. The couple have six children, Mrs. Verne (Shirley) Towers of Glencot, Mrs. George (Mina) Adams of Birr, Miss Jean Stan- ley and John Stanley of Toron- to, Miss Joan Stanley 6! Bramp- ton and Mr, George Stanley, Hannon, Other guests beside their im- mediate family included Mr. and Mrs. Horner Fitzgerald of De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitz- gerald of Thorndale, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce German, Mrs. Aud- rey Kelly and Mrs. Arthur Dus- ton all of St. George, Mrs. Fred Featherstone of London, Mr.. and Mrs. Revington Stanley of Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stanley of London Township. New 'Year Visitors Mr. and :Mrs. Gerald Lewis- and ewisand family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lewis and family with Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Lewis for Boxing Day: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eizenga and family with Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Graham of Milton. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Maguire and family of Scotland, Mr. ,and Mrs, Jim Mugford, Pt. Credit, Mr. Billy Abbott of Niagara Falls, Miss Doris Wood of Oak- ville and Mr. and Mrs, Don Ab- bott and family, with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott for Christ- mas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley with Miss Lina Abbott Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook and family of Kitchener, the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Will Has- kett, Barbara and. Bobby re- maining over for some holidays. Native Of Lucan Retires Mr, T. Roy Osborne' born in. Lucan, who has been publisher of The Medicine Hat News since 1942, retired on New Years Day. He joined the News as circula- tion manager after it changed from a weekly to a daily news- paper, He served in World War I and II. He was past president of the Hat Cancer Society, Medicine and a vice president of the Can- adian Cancer Society, Albeeta Division. During his school days he worked on the Listowel Ban- ner. He joined the Medicine Hat News in 1912, Haliday Visitors Mr, and Mrs, Frank Squires of Prospect Hill, Mr, and Mrs. George Davis of. Exeter and Mr. 'Theron ,L'reery 'of Wood• hath last Sunday with Mrs. War- ner McRoberts, Mrs, Warner McRoberts, New Years with her sister, Mrs Mac Lomond and family, of Crete- arty. retn-arty. Mr. and Airs, 'Clayton Has- kott gild family with Mr, and Mis. Ii: B. 'McFalls, Mr, and Airs. Ben Wilcox of Owen Sound with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Morley for a kw days. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Dutier Ji'. and fainily with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Atehesoti of Atwood. Mrs. Irene 'Coursey arid, Miss I elrene of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and. Robert of Do - troll, and Mrs, Ada Jennings. of Parkhill with Mr and: Mrs, Met - rill Edwards, London. Mr, and Mrs Stewart Park end family of Petrolia. Mr, and Mrs, Sohn Park and fancily, Rev, Edgar Roulston of Luean, Mr., and Mrs. Clinton Haskett of Birr and Mrs.. ting Hedging of London with r, and Mrs. H, 11, Langford for, New Years. Mw, and Mrs. ob Colema>of Luean, Mr. and Mrs, Al!.f Dickins of London with • Alrs, Frank Coatea of Exeter orf Thurs- day. Personal Items ll ass Gertrude Fient, B.N. of seph, ,of: Chatham, with Mr. and Si Joseph's. Hospital, 15 on the Mrs. ,1,E Conlin. sick list at 'the home of her sis- Mr- and Mrs. Art Black and ter, Mrs. U. F. Stanley. • family spent a few days In Osh Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gibso11. and family have all been wider the doctor's care with severe colds, Cecil Hodgins, a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, following an auto accident last Saturday morning, was able to be brought home a uesday evening though still suffering !lona shock, Miss Rose Marie Robb, of De - trout, recently spent se veral 1 days with her parents, Mr, and Airs. Cecil Robb, of Elgiiifield, Mr. Harold Hunter, of Detroit, is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. John Casey. Airs, Clarence Haskett and family and Mrs. ill liaskett spent Sunday in Kitchener, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cook, taking home Barbara and Bobby Cook, who bad been holi- daying here, After several week's illness in St, Joseph's Hospital, Mrs. Charles McCallum, of Ailsa Craig, speht 10, days with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sove- reign and Mr, Sovereign,.. Messrs, Glen Revington and Clinton Hodgins are spending a month in Orlando, Florida. Mr. and Mrs, James Avery, who have been living at Cen- tralia, have returned to Luean and are now living in 'an apart- ment above the Shamrock Gar- den Restaurant. Mr, Avery is again working for Mr. Clarence Hardy, Sharyn, Judy, Pauline and Wendy Weir, children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weir, London, spent a few days vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFalls, Holiday Visitors Mr, and Mrs, H. Bromwich, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. Al Bromwich, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Alyeas, of Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ribson, on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Noels and family, of Springfield, and Mrs. William Dickins with Mr, and Mrs. Morris McDonald and family on. Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Hedden with Mr, and Mrs, Elgin Hedden and family. Rev, E. C. Attwell and family, df Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins and family arid Mr. C. Pattison, of Lucan, with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFalls with Mr, and Mrs, Charles Weir, London, for Christmas, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McFalls for New Years.- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Earle, nee Shirley Hodgins, are happy to announce the birth of a son in Woodstock Hospital, Jan, 2, a brother for Larry,'Marie and Tommy. Mr. Milton Rokinson was a •New Year's Eve guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hodgins. With Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wel- ler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lukings and son, . Herbert, of Wilton Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Les Clarke and Miss Sharon cot - ten, of London. Mrs. Anne Blonde and son, Jo - awe, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. kzarroWcleugh, Mr. and Mrs., EverettGagnon and family of Willowdale with !Rev. and Mrs, Fred. Thomson and family last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Drennan and -family with Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Shoel ottom for Christ- inas and had as Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Talbot of London and Mr. and Mrs, Dave :Linney of Windsor, , Mr. and Mrs, Tas. Hodgins, a few days with Afr, and Mrs, Pat Daley and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Kerte of London,. Mr. and Mrs, -Charles Co r - eett and family with Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Stoner of Thedford . for New Years. With Mr, and Mrs, Evan Hod- gins and family • for New `'Rears,. Mrs, :Walter. k'ltzsipinions,• Mr. Ed, Fitzsimmons, Joan and Eleanor, Mrs. Agnes Ashwell and Tommy all of Thorndale, Mrs, Robert Wood, Pt. Elgin, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Robinson, London and Mr, Eric Hodgins, Coursey Line. . Line Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Finlay- son and son, Terry, of London with. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Robb. Air. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins and family were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Fitzsimmons of Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Reilly spent a few days vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Earl D. Heist at Ridgeville, i Mrs. Frank Coates and. Mrs, Richard Dickins of Exeter with Mr. and Mra, Bob Colertiart last Friday, P.Ilr$ui ltenls, carol WU:aogene 0f :London And Carla Revington of Moores- ville spent Haft ..4f their vacs. tion with Mi and Mrs. Sheri dan Revington and family. Mr, frank Campbell of Blyth, Fuller brush man,.has replaced Mr: at kion Pines 1-laApperleyven,.and is stay. Ing Guests of Messrs; A. and Scott Garrett for New Years: Mr. and Mrs, W, W. Garrett and family of Edgewood and Mr. And Mrs. Bob. Coleman; of Lucan. Luc�n ,Arena Schedule • FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 zprleh 'v'e. iiuciln SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 —L Skating Oats 122�O,1.s30 ucgn SktS C.0► .. Minor liocker;. 1410 --Pee Weer—Merton '1ti eer—ltdcrton vr, Align Craig 2;30—lianIant—Lnenn Tip, Anna Craig, 3;30—roe Vee—London Y�r Luenn Pee Wee Seconds 7200—i111dget--Stiruin Ts, Lucan 8;1.5-10;00—Pubiie. Skating 020042;00-11MGCLAit '1VLrrlliLX DANCE 'eaturldi c Canadian. rinybote 1'I11u11111u1111111111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111,11 IIII11111111111111111111n Viral lllu11i11111111111TIn11n1,11U, S. W. LAKE • .REAL ESTATE BROKER London, Ontarie Cash Buyer Wants to purchase a' 150 to 200 acre farm. Must be good farm, with good buildings. Farms Wanted Far Spring ---SO, 100 and 200 acre fawns are needed for spring. If you have one to sell, contact— • SID EMERY --• SPECIAL FARM SALESMAN. Phone 151 - Parkhill 111111111111111111111111111111111111 II 111111111111111 11111111II 111111lll111111111,11111111111111111111111111111110. 111111111uu111111111111111nu1111111,111111glll 111111"11111111,11111,IIlI1111111111111111,• A NEW YEAR'S PRAYER Kings 8:57.60 • The Blessing Supplicated: "The Lord our God be with us . . 2I The Evil Deprecated: "Let Him not leave us nor forsake us , , ." The Result Desired—two-fold: "That He may incline our His Ways . • ," "That all people . , . may is God." heart' to Him, and know that the Lord i11O1i1111i1111111111/111\ . 1 White Elephant Buys h • fW- • 1 Y ee , 'e Made Mistakes You Get The Savings Our year-end inventory _shows we bought too much stock. Out it goes at cost! DESK SETS $2.65, Reg, $3,98 $3195 Reg. $4,95 ,,;,...,,,., WEAREVER FOUNTAIN PENS 6 Choices of Nibs $195 Reg.$ $ 2.49, Now Only DESK BLOTTING" PADS - Handsome leather edges, $4OO i . felt base, Re $ 7,00,pow . Reg, METAL RULERS With non -slip cushion n underneath • h2.00 , ,12-in,,,1,1,1. $1.50 , Reg.$ 18 -inch, Reg, $2.80 ..,;,11,,,,, $1.899 STATIONERY Cut as much' as One half, Only a few bones left 39 c to $379 TEL -E -PAL PAD AND PENCIL Fits new -type telepif ones, handy for home or office Reg. $1,75 ,,,,, ARCH FILE COVERS Reg, 15¢ ,,...,.,...... „,,,,,.,,...IDC SCRIPTO BLUE -BLACK INK , 15C lteg. 99c MEMO PADS v'ai'iaus sizes and binding ,....... 1 C B LL ,_QI NT REFLLS 35c A P N pits SCRIPTO DELUXE BALL POINT PENS $1.15 R. $x.95 , MANDA STAPLER R e N.. er. needs filling,'bins Never J sheets without staples$1�p5 Reg. $4,95 ,. ,,. , ... ,, , SECRETARIES • $1.65 Reduced fro i $2,75 to ...,., DESK TRAYS 4- and 5 -tray legal and letter size Reg $. $7.50 $4.95 1j 7e5itoR 10.8Uto WORLD GLOBE Reg. $ .. 95$7.99 LOOSE LEAF HOLDER; 50c Reg, $1.00 (8-incll) ..;#,,.,,.1„1,,.,.,,. 55cReg, $i,lo (10•lllch) .,,,,,,11,1,,,... SiLVER STAR 2.1ONE PENS Ball points, Reg. 49 •...:. . ROLODEX . .stary Card rile. 9$29.5 Re 1 �`Q•95 ,.�, ..,, ,..,. + , 1 4 4 rr Ther� Times A vocate PHONt )y0