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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-12-11, Page 16NoeI The Times -Advocate, Decrnber Ii, 195$ INVM•ww. c%/.4G 12-2 seeeesetereser isse Kee Teesseethe, is.. Weed reltd realervod. "Mother, youknow that recipe you gave me for meatballs . . .? Groups At Grand Bend Choose New Officers Legion Elects Officers I Patterson, Mrs. Herb Pfile, Mrs. Grand, Bend Legion Branch No. Lloyd 'Walper; 498 held its election of officers an Junior boys. Alex Hamilton, Tuesday evening with president Wellwood Gill, Mrs. William being elected for the year 1959,1:Sturdevant; girls, Mrs. Wilma Mr. Howard Klumpp: vice-preshi Desjardine, Mrs.. Glenn Desjar- dents, Clayton Mailers and ,Tohn met Airs. , , in er- LUCAN And District.News, Phone 109 Worn Girt Wins Four Shoppers Traffic Accident G MedalWin $10 Prizes. Kills Tony Read ,„ 0 Lucan. friends were surprsed to hear of the sudden death of Coralyn Donaldson, 12 -,year-old Anthony (Tony) ; Read, 24, see- daughter of one of Lucan's staff and son of the late Chas. Read (formerly of Lucan) and Airs. won teachers, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, Read. Middlesex County's public school oratorical contest and will Mr. Read was driving his ear go. on to compete for a five - alone near the Parliament Build- county championship at Chatham legs, T6ronto, when he hit a next February. steel light standard which broke Coralyn won an elimination off falling on his car. He was contest for Biddulph schools held rushed to the General Hospital in Lucan Public School early in near by but passed away., November. She competed with Besides his mother h -e is sue- 15 other contestants in the finals vived by his wife, two small children, two years and three months, also three brothers. Legion Elects Officers Th(e Lucan. branch of the Can- adian Legion at a meeting in the Legion Hall last Wednesday elected Dwight Ball as president for 1959 Vice - presidents a r e Ralph Smith and J. W. Lockyer; secre- tary, H. W. Hovey; treasurer, Harold Butler; sergeant -at -arms, Chas. SkollY; executive, Robert Holland and Lou Staples, Hamilton; treasurer, Borden ' Mrs. Willis Gill, Mrs. C. Anglican WA Clarke; sergeant -at -arms, ewe Tavener; boys, Charles Reeves, Merry. Orpha Club Sends Xmas Cheer I tard, Mrs. Elgin Webb, Rev. C. Macdonald; secretary, Harry; media.te girls. Mrs. Wellwood • las Gill; Bible class, Isaac Bes- Ie cts Slate Murray Desjardine, Mrs. Doug- c e The Orpha Club held its regu-• Tavener, Mrs. Ezra Webb; The Woman's Auxiliary of lar meeting at the home of Mrs I Superintendent of temperance, Holy Trinity church which met James Grigg when arrangements t Isaac Bestard; missionary, elm in the parish hall last Wednes- : Douglas Gill; cradle roll,' Mrs. day afternoon had as guests were made for the packing of the Christmas box for Lambton Chile; Myrtle McGregor; CGIT, mes. members of the W.A. of St. dren's Aid on Tuesday evening. Emerson Desjardine, Mrs, Wilma James Church, Clandeboye. The next meeting will be held Desjardine, Mrs. Wally Becker; at the home of Mrs. Wallace Des- senior pianists, Mrs. Charles jardine on Tues•day. January 13,; Reeves Morley Desjardine; The president, Mrs, T. C. Mc- Farlane, presided with Airs. C, W. Hawkshaw •at the piano. Host - when the members are asked to; junior pianists, Mrs. Len Ravelle, asses included Mrs. James Hod - bring in suggestions for a new a. Mrs. Douglas Gill, Judy Desjar- gins, Mrs. Harold Corbett and project. Lunch was served by' dine, Catherine Love. Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Gay Gal$ • Annual reports showed a good Mrs. W. F. B. MacLaren and; Mrs. Clayton 'Slathers. The 4-H Gay Gals held their.year. Mrs. F. W. Hovey's resume of the e•ear's activities was well at Mountsford School on Satur- day, and captured the gold medal which she ,received from Warden John McAlpine, of Middlesex CORALYN DONALDSON wins oratorical medal County. Coralyn spoke on "The History of Spain!' Library Annual Meeting Dale Hussey, 12, of Lucan, also Desjardine, worded. The treasurer, Airs. :lack a contestant, won tined place in third meeting of the season at , the home of Mrs.' Ira The Grand Bend Library Board ; held its annual meeting on Thurs.' who served tlie girls withMurdy reported the Little Help- the eight boy competitors. His day evening with Rev. A. E.1 luncheon, after which Mrs. Dona- er's collection amounted to $11.15. subject was "Amazing Trees." Holley, chairman, presiding. The! aid Hendrick took charge of the Plans were made for the send- The contest is sponsored an - annual finance report was read; business part of the meeting.Irisghuojincsr.ds and treats to sick nually by the Middlesex School and approved. The circulation!' Mrs. Eddie Gill reveiwethe Trustees and the Ratepayers c. every clay eating the January' W. Hovey offered her Association, 'and is open to all considerably during the past; _ it's in Mrs. F. public school pupils in Middlesex was shown as having increased ----------- ' "Pattern f • all a kernel of wheat," home for meeting year. with Mrs. Bob Coleman, Ain. Count'. Each contestant: is ee- It was decided to raise the?(mired to speak at least five =n- and "A trip to town with Betty Brown." Marjorie Desjardine Mitchell Haskett and Mrs. Wes then demonstrated the baking of Atkinson as assistant hostesses. rate for the tourist readers to a' 25 cents as at present, with $1.00 bran muffins. Mrs. Harold Corbett took over minimum of 50 cents instead of ; The fourth meethrg of the Gay for the election of officers, the deposit to remain the same, as in the past. The Library Board members were all returned to office with -the addition of Mrs. Newton Sharen's name being .added to slate being presented by Mrs. utas and not neore than seven minutes. Judges were J. N. Given, in- spector for the London. Board of Gals was heldEducation, Alfred James and Erwin Scott and accepted. Mrs. Nola Taylor, with Airs.Miss Helen Duncanson, both Lon - President is Mrs. T. C. Mc -Hendrick again taking the busi-don teachers. Farlane• vice-presidents,Airs. ness part of the meeting, and • ' s The MLAs and MPs donated. Erwin Scott, Airs. Harold Cor- . demonstrated how to make • prizes to the winning contestants. . . bete and Miss Lina Abbott; sec- • the board. porridge, • retary Airs. F. W. Hovev• trees - It was decided to hold another demonstrated the making of rice • . , • . urer, Mrs, Jame Murdy; Dorcas meeting early in January in con- custard. secretary, Mrs. T. A, Hodgins; election with appointing librarians Ladies' Legion Auxiliary study book, Mrs. Harold Hed- ged the. salaries. On Monday evening, the Ladies' gins; living message, Mrs. Bob Honor Bride and Groom -Elect Auxiliary to Grand Bend Legion Coleman; pianist, Mrs. C. W. . On Friday evening, a number No. 498 assembled at Green Hawkshaw; social service sec- The night was spent in going Men's The Club meeting sched- of the members of St. John's- Forest Motor Court for their retary, Mrs, Roy Stanley; his- through church records and , u ed for Monday, Dec. 8 had to by -the -Lake Anglican Church - and annual Christmas dinner, with torian, Mrs. Erwin Scott; press compiling a list of all the living 1 friends, met in the parish hall. almost a full. attendance. The reporter, Miss Lina Abbott, members who were married in be postponed. for a family evening, tables were decorated by the The meeting was turned over Holy Trinity church. To a spe- United Church A few games of cards were management for the occasion, to Mrs. Harold Hodgins. instead cial service invitations will be It was' White Gift Sunday at held after which the rector, Rev, and dinner was served, the offi- of the usual review ef the study sent ,to these brides and grooms the United Church. Miss Muriel of appreciation for the way in , head table, and opening a short 1 propriate White Gift story "Why date of the service to be de - to attend and sit in a body, the Howard Kew and BennyS I ' • au mei A. E. Bowker, spoke a few words cers of the auxiliary occupying a . book Mee. Hodgins read an ap- Caning,assisted by Messrs. which AirD .'d St t I d business meeting after all had the Bells Chimed". cided later. decorated the church in Cheist- Inas theme. The men built a miniature creche around which the gifts were placed. Anniversary Committee Meeting Members of the 50th anniver- sary committee of Holy Trinity Church met it the home of Mrs. Harold Hodgins last Monday eve- . The first of the four Business Men's draws was made last Sat- urday afternoon, The lucky win- ners of the $10 vouchers, good for merchandise. were Mrs. 'Ron- ald Sprague, Mr. John Dewar' and Pat Egan. Lucanites are happy they do not have to be present to win a draw this year for Saturday was a very cold day to stand around. Medway Graduates Among those in the Lucan dis- trict receiving graduation diplo- mas at Medway were. Margaret Culbert, Heather Stanley, Claire Seeli and Shirley Railings. Error Among those sitting at the head table at the Masonic ban- quet and dance at the Lucan Community should have been Air, and Mrs. Emerson Hodgins not Mr. and Mrs. Emerson tan - icy, Church' News Merchaiit 3.5 Years,. H. B. Langford Retires I After 33 years in the lumber a great sport fan. playing first business, Mr. H. S. Langford,' base himself, on the old Irish prominent Lucan businessman, Nine team. has retired. For 2C1 years he sponsored and Messis, James Eadie, William bought, sweaters for the Irish Willcocks and Gerald Nurse, of -Six hockey team who won the 1131eyrreln; undertookulenpossessionauieot I?.,eLcaetrni 10n.e1idta,te,atnedatetheoblaVvtAsioIsnter- f.potireds LLutmd.ber and Builders' Sup- spininesusrveads also one obneettdoL•gthosee who f the Mr. Langford has led a busy, Lucan Community Memorial eventful, Active life. After leav- Centre and has been keenly in - lug school, he entered the Mer- terested in the project ever leshtaedrit"ienBthaenknirtlii•el‘. uwandeierseexheBeant.- talion. He served in France in UC Association the 54th Battalion where he was decorated with military medal. In 1923 he bought the lumber' Names Officers business frOm Mr. George Baw- At a meeting in the United In 1.925 he was elected to the Church basement last Wednes- village council by acclamation. day afternoon, W.A. officers were In 1930 he was elected reeve, elected.' again by acclamation, a pOsi- Honorary president is Mrs. den. (ion be held for five yea'rs, when Edgar Roulston; .president, Airs. he was elected warden of Mid- Murray Hodges; vice-presidents, (fleece. Mrs. if. B. Langford and Mrs. In 1942 he enlisted in the- Can- A. E. Reilly; secretary, Airs. adian Active Force and was sta- Ilarold Whyte; assistant, Mrs. Honed at Camp IpPerwash, There Ivan Hearn; treasurer, Mrs. Jack he worked for three years on Lankin; group leaders, Mrs, II. staff training while Mr. Irving Gibson was in charge of his lunt- ber business here. During his military career lie was recipient of eight war medals. Mr. Langford has always been Legion Auxiliary' Chooses Officers EACIlange Vowq In Arva :Church, The United Church,;Arvari wa- the setting on Friday, Nov. .23. for the wedding of Hilda Alare jorie Ferguson' and Gordon. Eli Hadgins, with the. • Rev. W. F. Stine, the pastor, officiating. The bride is the•daughter of Mr. and Airs. Leroy Ferguson of Melrose and the groom is' the son of Air. Arnold Hodgins of Parkhill and the late Mrs. Hod- gins, The. bride chose a ballerina length. gown of blue taffeta ac - rented with white accessories and a corsage of white cern. tore Miss Leila Ashton who attend- ed the bride - wore a red velvet gown, The groomsman was Mi. Sill O'Neil, The young couple will Make their home in London. BraveElements. To Attend Tea A good crowd braved the eles meets and were present for the -Anglican bazaar and tea on Sat - 13. Langford,. Mrs. Charles urday afternoon. The spacious Sovereign, Mrs. Sheridan Reving- basement was decorated with Ion, Airs. Edgar Means., Mrs. lighted Christmas decorations John Park, Mrs.. Erie Young, and a tree, The president, Airs. Mrs. Dave Park, and Mrs, Eldon Kay Egan, received the guests Young. at the door. • • - Secretaries: literature, ; Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Haskell; as tea - George Paul; parsonage, Ales, room convener, was assisted by Ira Carling; maintenance, Airs. Mrs. Charles Corbett, Mrs. Rea, H, 13, Langford; flower, Mrs. coe Hodgins, Mrs. Jack Elson, Edgar McFalls; life membership, Airs. Jack Murdy and Mrs. Nor - Miss Doris Weir; Christian edu- man Herds'. cation, Mrs. C. H. George; Mrs: Harvey Hodgins was At a meeting in the Legion pianist, Miss Beta Chown; askitchen convener, and was assist - Hall last Tuesday Airs. Roy H. (ant, Airs. H. B. Langford. the Ladies Auxilary to the Can- The Christmas worship service Charles Haggai.; Mrs. Wilson ed by Mrs. George Hodgins, Mrs. adian Legion, Lucan Branch No. was in charge of the executive, Hodgins, Mrs. le- Barnes, Mrs, 540> headed by Mrs. George Paul, Guy Ryan, Air: 'Allan Ryan, and Pentecostal Holiness Church The Lucan church is one ofand, assisted by Mrs. Alex Young, Mrs. Erwin. Scott. . Other - past the Pentecostal churches which • - officers included: Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mrs. president Mrs DwieM. Ball. — • ' . . . In charge of 'fancy work was a, viee-presidents, Mrs. Ralph -Ruin- revival William Cophiane. Acting presi- are sponsoring the Oral Roberts revival oneetings in his "MI- mall, and Mrs. Arthur Bell; ote dent, Airs. Murray Hodgins, pre- liam, Brownlee,lirs. Oscar Hodg- lion Mrs. Lloyd sided. Annual reports all showed • being held at the Hamilton For , Mason, Airs. Rovden .,Herbert, a successful year. ins, and Airs. H. S. Stanley; Evening Auxiliary, Mrs. Jack Souls for Christ" crusade ecutive • committee, urn Dec. 9 to 14. I Mrs. Thomas Weller and Mrs. Ten dollars was voted to the Hardy and Miss Jane Steacy; Rev, Oral Roberts is an even- H, T. Bond; sergeant -at -arms, new 'United. Church house chapel home baking, Airs. F. W. Hovey,. gelist minister of Tulsa, Okla- Mrs, Pat Crudge. in Toronto, The flower commit- Airs. Charles Haggai., and Airs. homa. All meetings in the church here are being cancelled to per- mit Lucan members to attend. Airs. Harold Hodgins, Mrs, The doll shower brought in- a splendid wardrobe for the prize doll to be drawn at the Legion tee voted $5 to the Children's Harold Coursey; choir Christmas War Memorial Hospital, London, cards, Mrs. Jack Steacy; touch and $25 was voted to Five Oaks and take fish pond, Mrs. H. T. Bond and Airs. -James Hodgins; count ry store, Mrs. Herman g*ail(ttr Prest and. Air. Jack Steacy, treasurers, Lina Abbott; p. Christmas Airs, Howard Currie led - in a Christmas party in the Com- Camp, near Pens. discussion on Stewardship at the munity Centre, Dec. 20. The A Christmas welfare commit - Young Peoples' meeting last doll and wardrobe are now on tee was named to include Airs. Friday evening. Misses Margaret display in one •of the windows Edgar Roulston, Mrs. Murray Eizenga and Lorraine Graham of Shamrock Gardeps. Hedgins and Mrs. Irving Gibson. of Mrs. Meine Eizenga last Tues- ;.--eilfarerilgrgrittrerree#'''e6;1-?' sang a duet. The Woman' s Associa Lion held 1infillIfiVilfit.r1C.CO.ftC.0011-W.CriiIRCCROW.# a sewing meeting at the home • Tues- day. The Sunday School staff mem- bers are. busy preparing the an- nual Christmas concert which will be held in the church Fri- day evening, Dec. 12. Anglican Church Neither cold weather nor snow kept the young people home last Sunday morning for there were 16 in the junior 'choir, seven in the Servers' Guild and 30 in 'the junior congregation. Both choirs are practicing for a C.C.O. service in Metropolitan Church, London next Sunday evening. The junior choir prac- ticed in Holy Trinity Church here but the seniors went to Metropolitan last night. been such a help to the church, participated almost beyondcapacity. end especially to their choir, end had been organist since their An election was held for the new organ had been installed, office of treasurer, and Comrade Mr. Fred Walker also spoke a few words of appreciation to Mr. Stanton, after which Mr. William needle presented Mr. Stanton and his bride-to-be with an en - Dorothy Desjardine was appoint- ed by acclamation, Comrade Gladys Duggan was elected by acclamation to the office of ser- geant -at -arms, and Comrade Ida graved silver tray on behalf of Turnbull to flower and card seeretary. .The executive corn - responded congregation, Mr. Stanton responded with a few words of mittee appointed were Comrades thanks; Audrey Hutchison, Ethel Baker, . White gift Sunday will be held Thelma Waldron and Rose Lague. next Sunday morning in the United Church School, in the form of a donation of money in :white envelope. Church of God W.M,S, The Woman's Missionary So- eiety of the Church of Clod held Its annual Christmas meeting on assembled in the reception room Wednesday evening in the for an evening's enjoyment in church, with a Christmas pro- gram, The guest speaker was Mrs, Vance Shreckengast, of While lunch was being pre- pared the White Gifts from both Personal Items churches were packed ready to be sent to Foleyet. Evening Auxiliary Picks Executive. The Evening Auviliary of Holy Trinity Church held its Decem- ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Mr> and Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ington and. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Revington last Monday evening attended the banquet at Beal Tech, London, given in honor of the recently appgintede moder- ator of the United Church of Canada, the Rev. Angus J. Mac- Queen. On December 1 Mr. Mark Clarence Haskett with Mrs. Ar. his of Granton celebrated nold Lewis, Cecil ; 900 birthday at the home of London. An entertainment committee Mrs. „ and Airs. Calvin Haskett as assistant \ 'his daughter, Mrs. Warren Greg - was elected for the months of hostesses. ory. There are two other non- was of Comrades Dorothy Jenni- Rev, J. P. Prost presided for agenarians in 'the village, Mr. January and February, consist - son, Lennea Statton, Audrey the election of officers. President g Gem e Fewster a former CNR Hut chison, Vilda ' Clark with is Mrs. Charles Corbett; vice- employee, 92, and George Jamie- son, 90. Delight Rath as convener. ' president, Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins; Mrs. Cecil Armitage who un - secretary, Mrs. Arnold Lewis; • After the dinner, the laches treasurer,. Mrs,' Cecil Lewis; derwent an operation in St, Jo - Dorcas secretary, Airs, Merton seph's Hospital is able to be home. Culbert; educational secretary, Mrs. Jack Eisen. Mrs, Bond's group of the Ladies' After the election, candy was Guild catered to the Lions Club dinner in the Anglican church boxed for the, bazaar. Nancy ..- and guest soloist, Mrs. Norman Haskett played two. piano num- basement last Monday evening. Mrs. Garfield Needham of Bat- hers. Turnbull. Messrs. Robert, and . Personal Items - Mrs. Calvin Haskett offered her lyrnote who had been visiting euchre. The prize winners were: ladies high, Comrade Lennea Station; lone hands,•Comrade Audrey Hutchison, and booby prize, Comrade Thelma Waldron. Mee Desjardine rendered two Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins for duets. Mrs. Lulu Macgregor and Mrs. Mae HOU spent a few home for the ;January meeting, a week returned home on Sun - Mrs. Clifford Sheritt read Christ- clays in Sarnia with Mr. and Airs. Personal Items day. Other guests included Mrs. leas poems in fitting with the lack Riddocli and family, and re- turned home on Sunday when Mr. Russell Radcliffe who has Arthur Abbott and Muriel of program. Mr. and Aire. Riddoch visited he'" "lung in Calgary is home Saintsbury on Thursday, Bernier Teachers Hollered with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence for Christmas and 15 helPha out Mr, and Mrs, Maurice McDon- th dru ald and Airs, William Dickies At the annual Sunday School, meeting of the United Church, Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Burr, former teachers in the church echo] were presented with a purchase voucher for Biblical books, Mr. Burr has recently been re. ceived as a candidate for the ministry of the :United Church ltnd. is at present serving the Bright charge as a lay .preacher. Julian Burr received an Oxford Bible from the Sunday School, the presentation being made by * school mate, Larry Luther. Teachers and officers for 1050 were elected. Senior superinten. dent is Don Hendrick with ASSiS- tants, Roy Moreilz, Ed Gill and Charles Reeves; junior superin- itendents Mrs. W, H, Love, Mrs. Garnet 'Patterson, Mrs. Allen Miller. Mrs. Lawrence Mason: isecretary.treasuret, Mr. Garnet atterson; Sunday secretaries, aymond Latta. Ivan Luther, Mite Latta, Kenneth elluditore. Murray Desjardine and Mania Webb: Teachers for nursery class, 31ts., Robert. -Tennison, Airs. at feoed, Mrs. trwiti Bestard. Mrs. Mervyn Webb; beginners, Mrs. Doti Heridtiek, Mrs, Coen: Des - Walt, Mrs. ten Davelle. Mrs, Wilford Luther and Mrs. Neale; 'primary. boys, Mrs, ttoss Desjar- ditto Miss tleanor Taylor, MlaS Carol GM, Mrs. Alex I-lamiltom Mrs. t tY,Orer.on, Miss Judy Desjardinc.; gVis, Mrs. -George t Luta, Mrs, Wrint, !11.rs, Johnson and family, • The Christmas meeting of th Women's Institute will he held i 'the town hall on Thursday after noon, Dec, 18, at 2 p.m. Thi C meeting will be under the direc- tion of the branch directors, The members are asked to note the change time And. date. • The T.W.S. group of the United Church are holding' their annual Christmas meeting on Friday evening at 8,30 p.m., when. all ladies of the congregation. Atone with the members of. St. John's - by -the -Lake Women's Guild and Auxiliary will be guests. Mr. and Mrs. George Wine- garden-, of Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mrs. Winegarden's parents and sisters, Mr. end Mrs. 'Thomas DeSjardine, Darlene end - Air. and Mrs. Everett Desjardiee and Mr. and Mrs. rrank of Goderiefi, visited with Me, and Mrs, Thomas SAW ort Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. , Lloyd taker span Sunday visiting with rela- tives in ,Stratheny. Mr. Dennis titian, of and Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth • of London, visited with Mr. and rl'.6'.'Fittati and Mr. and Mit, Roy Plear over the week. end. • Mts. 'Thomas spent a few days last week with With her AN and daughter.litaw. Mr. and. Mrs. Baird, London. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and daughter, Neva, •spent, Monday in' London. ate g store. Mrs. J. C. Davey of Wcied- spent last Sunday in Shedden, stock was a, Sunday guest with the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon her sister, Mrs. Mitchell Has- Caldwell. kett and Air, Haskett. The Coursey School pupils ere MWatson who fell holding their Christmas concert rs. Helen head -long down the stairs at her Thursday, December 18 at 8.30. home injured her back but es- Rev. and Mrs. Fred Thomson caped any broken bones and is and family,last Saturday at able to get around her home. tended .the entecostal Quarterly Mn, and Airs, Roy Stanley and Conference, held in the Phnte- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Haskell costal Holiness Church, Chat - attended the banquet and dance ham, where Mi. Thomson was at the "Country Squire", St. the guest speaker. Thomas last Saturday evening, Lucan steres and Main Street which was sponsored by the Has- tire beginning to put on a fes. kett Motors. tive look. The large tree on Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs eche Ornie's lawn with a Santa at brated Christmas early with the the bottom and, top, is following London guests, Mr. and now ablaze with colored lights. Mrs. James Dowtis, Robert, Toni Mrs. 3. A. Graham is staying and Janie Downs. Mr. and Mrs. with her daughter in Toronto, William Taylor and Donna Jean, who recently underwent an op - Mrs, Herbert Jeffery and Gary, cretin, Me, and *Mee. Wilfred Befitting- Nancy and Billie jraeketA ton and Paul, also Ale, and Mrs. mall children ot Mr. and Mrs. Merrill EdwArds. Clarence. Haskett, were weekend Principal Wesley Clow, of the guests of their aunt, Mks Angela Liman Public Sabot, reports that Arniltt of London and took in the gaff Wae incased with the the Santa Claus parade. number of parents wine visited Sunday guests with Mrs, Ira the school last Monday evening. Carling ineludcd Mn, and Mrs. 100 Throughout the. dangerous period traffie accidents sundown. itt 'those Who Highway Traffic reading. year, the Meet of the, day for Is just after e• value lite, the ActIs required Elmer Walpole, Terry, Sherry and Avis Walpole. and Miss betty Chapman All of Xineardirte, also John Wilson And daughter Mary Margaret of London, Chief Petty Offiter James It. Whyte. son ofMe. and Mrs. Harold Whyte of Lucan, is now in Malta And t000rts seeing Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii and the isle of Ceert The children, including the junior choir who led in the music, met in the basement and, in a processional, presented their gifts. Mr. Cliff Culbert, Church School superintendent was in charge of the service. Judy Thomson and Kirk Montgomery read the lesson. 'Tice Rev, Edgar Roulston told a Christmas story. A,Y.P.A. Meeting The Lucan - Clandeboye P.A. met in the church basement last Sunday evening with the president Marilyn Brownlee in the chair. Rev. J. P. Prest led in the de- votions, which was followed by a short business session. A nominating committee to bring a slate of officers at the next meeting Dee. 2.1 was named, consisting of Loreen Hodgins, Tom Tomes and Miss Lina Ab- bott (advisor) who remained after the meeting and completed most of the slate, The main- feature of the meet- ing was the showing of two films by Mr, Don Middleton of the Federation of Agriculture. The second film "The Secret of the Gift" was particularly ap- pealing to all who were present. Mr. Middleton then outlined the plan by which the projector and films could be secured for any Church activitiy. Mr. Prest, who had previous experience with similar projects, advited the A.Y.PSA, to accept the plan. Frank Egan's group will be in charge of the next Meeting. Personal Items C, G. I. T. The, regular meeting Of the C.G.T.T, was held iii the Urlited Church basement last Monday evening with 10 present. The meeting began wth craft, the making of corsages. The girls were eta given a budget balefic. lug board in which to' deposit their dimes, And alea hand- book. it was decided to spend two dollars for Christmas seals. Mrs. 'Chas. Sovereign was in charge of be worship service with ,Tudy Thomson and nose Anne Mesuriejehe assisting, The annual eatidle-light service Will be held in the thuh Sun- day evening, December 21. 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