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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-12-18, Page 14Page 14 Tho i:ir 'r .Axi>t o Do~;ori r 1 4 1,914 Clandeb��e By MRS. 4. H. PATON. Bride -Elect •Honored Last Tuesday evening a miscel- laneons shower was held for Miss liutlt Donaldson in the Clande- boye school. The btide•elcet is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Don - aids= of Clandeboye. Her wed- ding with Mr. Donald Black. son of A1r, and Mrs. Howard Black of Lucan, took place on Saturday, December 13 at the parsonage of the United Church, with the Rev. Edgar .officiating. Assisting with opening, the gifts were Airs. Milton Price. sister of the groom -elect and D Iiss Jeanette Blake ilia also address of best t addc. d short t re a a wishes for lots of happiness in the future. on behalf of the ladies. After a suitable reply of appreciation, refreshments were served. Visit Relatives Cpl. A. L. Boggs and Mrs. 'Boggs were guests with the lat- ter's parents for two weeks. Later, the former left by motor for Cold Lake, RCAF. Alberta, where he is to be stationed. Mrs. Boggs and daughter. Vicki. left by air to spend a few end`s; 'Roy Cunningham has returned -home from St. Joseph's Hospital • where he uderwent an operation. Airs. Roy McMann was able to leave St. Joseph's hospital last Sunday. and is spending some time wtli her daughter. Mrs. George Moyes and AIr. Noyes. in Delaware. Air. Roy Mellann. and daughter, " lleth, visited with the tautly on Sun- day in Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Paton and Clare Called on Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Paton in London on Thurs- day. where they have taken up residence ce s u ce :moving from Pr -1 i11. h, t a Mr., ton of London, • Earl Paton, vatted on his brother, J. 1:L Paton on Monday, Nursery Cemetery .Meeting With the Rev. Edgar I'•oulston i presidng. a meeting was held 'at the United Church with .offi- cers elected. Chairman is Rev. E. Itoulston: tt'ustees, Wesley Revington, :hurray Abbott. Alton Neil, Charlie Rollings, Harold Lynn. Orville Dixon, Garnet ;Flynn, Rea Neil and Murray` Collins, weeks with her sister and family. Sgt. M. L. Bloye and Mrs. Bloye and girls, at RCAF Station, Find Safe nd North Bay. Clandeboye W.I. Mrs. Murray Hodgins gave a Christmas message at the De- cember meeting of Clandeboye Women's Institute held at the home of Mrs. Ernie Blake. Cash donations were received to purchase fruit and treats as White Gifts for the Pines Haven .Nursing Home in Lucan. In Forest The safe stolen from the Lit- ; can C.N.R. station early last Tuesday morning was found on Thursday in the woods between Lucan and Clandeboye on Con. 2. The estimated $70 in cash and money orders totalling $500 were missing. C.N.R. Investigations special agent, At. A. Hallawell, reported the thieves had battered the safe open with a pinch bar and track hammer found on the ground nearby. Only 19 cents in loose change was left in the safe. Cpl. Dennis Alsop, OPP• iden- tification expert, assisted in the investigation, dusting the safe for fingerprints. The police say they have a lead on the safe crackers, Nine months ago 'hieves at- tempted to steal the safe but apparently found the 1,250-1b, strongbox too unwieldy to move. Accordion solos were given by Larry Lewis. President Mrs. Arnold Blake presided. A Christ- mas cake contest was won by Mrs. Andy Carter. Mrs. Norman Hardy, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Maurice Simp- son assisted the hostess in the social. hour. Personal Items The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I PS Concert At Biddulph P The school concert in S.S. No. P, Biddulph was presented on Monday evening under the direc- tion of the teacher, Mrs. Bruce Isaac and the music instructor, Miss Betty Leake., London. A nativity play was staged ac- companied hy a choir of six children who sang Christmas carols. Drills, readings, piano selections, plays and dance num- bers tvere presented. Sharon Devis'and Sheila Elston presented Miss Leake with a gift and Magdalene Korcina and Teushe Korevaer gave the teach- er, Mrs. Isaac, a gift. • Santa Claus paid a visit dur- ing the evening. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey and: family have moved into their new home purchased recently from Mr. Anderijka•. It was for- merly the old Mitchell (home- stead) house on Con. 2 Biddulph, Mr. Alex Wilson of Strathroy was a recent vsitor with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hedging, Lois and Brian were recent vim.: tors with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith. Guests on Sunday of M. H, ' and Mrs. Elston were their cousins, ;lir. and .Airs, Ivan T., ;Needham and aunt, Mrs. Louisa Needham, Ilderton. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner, Karen and Garry spent Sunday with the latter's father, A1r. Al- vin Pym and Mrs. Pym, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Kenon Fischer, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Elston! were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, George Davis, Exeter. Recent vistors with Mr. and Mrs. C. Fischer were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Varga and Mr. and Airs. T. Thompson and family, ell of London, 'rtl i rt O 1111,7111 11 t IH i t tl t l i t fl lit m a n int i n t rt i t l i n tl rt s o b CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES c GRATTON HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend !.,11111M11111111111111111NIlfMtlll,r1111111111,11111111111rro UC Men's Club Hears Speaker The December meeting of the United Church Men's Club was held in the church basement last Wednesday night with Mr. Chester McComh's group in charge of program and refresh- ments. The guest speaker was air. Robert Sotrth.cott of The Exeter Times -Advocate. who took as his topic "Have you got it and are you sharing it?". lir. Soutbcott spoke of the part religion play s in the church and home. ,Phone 149 eitc.en LOCA And District News. '11111111111"1T5 correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott Legion Hall S Busy • P Last weekend was a -really busy one at the Lucan Legion a11'Thursday night)tite Luean Hydro held asocial eveningnrn e of dancing, , catris and games fel- .lowed at 11.30 by smorgasbord refreshments catered to by the Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Harold -Whyte and Mr. R. T. Rummel won the door prizes. On Friday night the men held their annual turkey raffle. On Saturday right .the Legion and Auxiliary held a social eve- ning for themselves and friends which took the form of a fowl bingo. On Saturday, December 20 at the Lucan Community Centre the Legion and Auxiliary are stag- ing their annual Christmas party for the children of the village. The draw for the doll and out- fit will be made, Presentation And Dance Mr. and Mrs, lack Keogh, nee Mary Mlcllhargy, were the guests of honor at a reception and dance at the Lucan Memor- ial Centre last Friday evening when a large group of their friends met to extend congratu- lations and best wishes. During the evening, Mrs. Vin- • cent Thompson read an address and :Messrs. Les Morley and Gera '1 d Thompson presented them with a purse of money.. Yule Program At Pentecostal After weeks of practice the little people of the Pentecostal Elo.liness Church presented their Christmas concert last Friday evening, Although the congrega- tion is small yet everyone works ,and those present enjoyed a con- cert of recitations, songs and plays. The nativity scenes were par- ticularly good. • The superintendent, Mr. Ed Butler was MC. Mrs. Butler pre- sided at the piano. Rev. Fred Thomson led the children in two numbers. Mrs. Jack Eizenga told a Christmas story on -"Giv- ing." Last but not least was the giving out of. the Christmas gifts and treats. Even the adults shared in the latter, each one present receiving a bag contain- ing an apple, candy and nuts. Mr. George McRoberts of Report On Bryanston entertained with ac- cordion numbers and five mem- bers of the junior choir, led by Mrs. Dave Park and accom- panied by Mrs. H. B Langford, sang Christmas carols. Present Stars To Explorers The 22nd Lucan-Clandeboye Expedition we.s held in the United Church basement last Monday evening with a splendid attend- ance. The meeting opened. with Christmas carols in charge of Mrs, If. B. Langford, This was followed by the pres- entation of stars to Carole Davis, Barbara Ready, Judy Scott. Susan Bridger, Nancy Kestle, Margaret Cobleigh, Barbara Park, Louise Cochrane. Patricia Cobleigh and Cheryl Thompson, for memory work, church and Sunday School attendance and being an all-round good Explorer. Names were drawn for the ex- changing of gifts at the Christ- mas party. December 23 which will be followed. at 7 p.m. by carol singing to the sick and I "shut-ins." Counsellor Kae Haskett took! !'the worship service assisted by Ra 1"i Article , Counsellor Rose Revington and r Nancy Kestle who lit the candle. ; B Captain 1 Evening Auxiliary Shipka Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Mark and Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett, Connie and Al, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Corbett and Steven of Hen - sail, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Morenz and Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aiorenz, Ernest, June and Shar- on were pre -Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams, Harvey and Gloria on -Sunday. Mr. and Airs, Lorne Devine !entertained at supper on Satur- ' day for her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Weiberg, of Dash- wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Weiberg and Sherry Ann of Waterloo. After • supper they went to the home of Mr. and IMrs. Weiberg where the other members •of . the family had gathered for a surprise party for their parents' fortieth wed- : eed- :ding anniversary. President of the Evening Aux- iliary is Mrs. A. E. Reilly; vice- presidents, Mrs. George Thom- son and Mrs. J. 0. Andersen; secretary, Mrs. Bert Thompson; assistant, Mrs. Warren Flanni- gan; treasurer,Mrs. Chas. Sove- reign; community friendship and missionary niaintenanee, Miss Reta Chown; supply, Mrs. Ben- ' ny Saulnier. Stewardship Mrs. Ross MIe- ' Roberts; literature. press and "shut-ins", Mrs. Erle Young: Christian citizenship, Mrs. Ivan .1-Iearn: associate members sec., Mrs, Dave Park; pianist, Miss Reta Chown. The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA i'IME TO MADE? littt i • borrow at low cot through Se An article written by Capt. D. J. Goodspeed, native of Exeter, ,was criticized by the Russians at the United Nations last week. The articles, described as a theoretical study of the coup d'etat or forcible overthrow of governments, appeared in the lfall of 1957 in the General Revue, published in Paris under NATO I auspices, Capt. Goodspeed sold that as a serving officer of the army he `was unable to comment on the criticise) by Soviet. delegate 'Valerian Zorian of his article, "The Secret Army." He ex- pressed surprise, however, at the Russian's reaction. The author dealt with similar subject matter` in an article en- titled n- 't ( Subversion" ti ri d "The Arts o Subt e to that first appeared in the Queen's University Quarterly and late ,vas reprinted in the Canadian Arniy Journal. Following criticism of "The Secret Army," the army issued a statement that Capt. Gond speed was not advocating the overthrew of any government and that his article was a purely theoretical one written Ott his own. Capt. Croodspced, a former' re potter' with the Windsor Star has held A staff appointnment• iii the hist eieal sectiofl fit Ottawa about five years. Belt at teeter in 1.1)19, h' spent most of his boyhood i Port Arthtir. He joined the army there in 194.,E and Eva, ser vet r ' ' Winnipeg.d�i erve hrfth d t e � a overseas hi Italy and kith Europe With the kith: Batic:ry 1411i 1'�ield ttegrmeht, Roya Caliadian Artillery. WI Ladies Name ' Grou [Favorite Stories P -.k Slates ., .�a The December meeting of the �. .. I. s Lucan W. L. was held in the' Ort "tiesdiy, J)ecembei• 9, the Joy ing its beanie.. Community Memorial ,.entre Woinan's Association, the W.M.S, Mr, Robert Hamilton sang at last 'Thursday afternoon with ,16 and the Evening Auxiliary of the Metropolitan Church last Sim - 'members • in ) si errbeiler• ai its(` t• i l lc t i joint Celled It tet t .lie € ci t t d r J ay. d meeting n• 1 c itilt, c t €•i a: meeting r the t , was hrslt.t� Ck i hC t of ofthe The mottoQ A' • i S' tri c • who was iAles. Benny au . r i timely, "It is more blessed to, Mrs. Edgar 13oulston's 'roup lot confined to her home for two. give than to receive." Members the W.M.S. -toe the worship ser- weeks with pleurisy is able to answered •tire ,roll call by giving !vice, ice, the Evening Auxiliary pre - be out. 'the title and author of their seated a pageant and the W.A.Mrs, W. W. Garrett and Mfiss t favorite Christmas story, E Provided the •refreslirncitts` I Doreen Garrett were Thursday The guest speaker was Mrs. 1 dates of officers for the. guests of Mrs, Bob Coleman, •C'lar•ence 'Lewis who spoke one \\ `,ALS. and Evening Auxiliary Mrs. Isabelle Underwood fell "Christmas Joys" using three . were presented, i on a London street last Fr'idaY headings, "The Joy of Christ- ; honorary p r c s 1 d c li t of the , and broke her right shoulder, mas Day Itself, The Joy of Song.' Vi M.S, is Mrs. Edgar Boulstan, She was taken tobSt. Joseph's and the Joy* of Giving." • ! past president, Airs. Alex Young, , hospital, Mrs. Jack Steaey, one of the r president, Mrs. Sltericlan Rev- Mr. James Little had a cata- 1 ;. cl •s in the "Save to Sew" I in'gton; vice - Presidents, Airs• tact removed from ane eye at class submitted the report that llaro:ld 11 byte anti A1rs. Clarence I Westminster Hospital last Tueat there is to be a Summary Day, I Lewis; secretary, Mrs, Erle • day, and is making satisfactory i Tuesday, January 13 in the Niles. Ioun,, treasurer, M1is, J. A,recovery, the course are to display the !Mrs; Si, A. Cantelon, Mfrs, Edgar Sunday guests with Mr, and P � -.Weans and Mrs. Thomas Lec' � Mrs. Wes Hodgins included 113x.. PIP Cancer Delegates.I. Attends .Meeting - Mrs. Benny Saninier attended the .C'ancer convention held at the, Royal C'onuatight, llainilton, December 4 and 0. 'There were 150 cdelegates present, She reports two important • de - visions. First that every general praetrtioner should be given equipment whereby he eau. lo- cate cancer in tate early stages, and second that an electronic microscope valued, at $30,0011 be set up in Western University where live cells can be viewed, Personal Items One Alice St. resident has an bloom inDecem- ber. Laster lily in t o rat, Dec t 1)er, She and her friends ,are 'n- tl � k o ,? i 4 i• '1, ti' e t L• t• c • r. a. K. t. 1: tl. town Hall to which all who took Cantelon finance committee, articles made, with approximate it cost of each. corresponding". secretary, Mrs,! and Mrs. Jim 'Tubb and Jimmy ardship, Mfrs, Thomas Lee citi-' E1r1 and family of Woodstock Also each branch is asked to provide one number for the pro- gram, if possible by a member, and next year's courses will in- clude hooked rugs, lamp shade making and hints an nur•sieg. A vote was taken and the making of lamp shades won. The sura of $25 was voted to the L.1J.C,A.N. The general December cancer • meeting Lor the making oL dressings was cancelled as only 20 dozen are tweeted this month. These will be grade hy a small committee. The singing of Christmas carols. was accompanied by Mrs. H. B. Langford. Miss Lina Abbott con- ducted a telegram quiz. Mrs. Harold 'Whyte was lunch convener. and was assisted by Airs. H, B. Langford, Mrs. George Paul and Mrs. Cecil Robb, , One special feature of the meeting was a display of Christ- mas candy with recipes. The candy later formed part of the refreshments, Church Singers In Carol Service Members of Holy 'Trinity choirs and the United Church choirs were among the 300 singers who joined in the 31st annual tra- uitional carol service of the Lon- don Centre, C.C.O. — (Canadian College of Organists) in Metro- politan Church last Sunday eve- ning when about 1,000 people crowded in. Conductor of the adult section was T. C. Chattoe, veteran mu- sic director of the church, and conductor of the junior choristers was Miss Bette Leake, organist at Knox United Church and music teacher at Lucan Public School. Both junior groups showed their appreciation of the training given then by their leaders by presenting then with ,a gift. Mrs, Dave Park received a leather-bound hymn book and Airs. Clarence Hardy a make-up kit. Draw Winners include infant The second of Lucan Business- men's pre-Christm as dra ws was held last Saturday afternoon with the $10 merchandise draws going to Rowena . Abbott, Ellen Mcllhargy and Nancy Murphy (infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Jin) Murphy, Con. 4, Biddulph). The next draw will be held at 3 p,m,, Saturday, December 20, Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton spent last weekend in Detroit. Cl t e Lewis; Christian Stets of Mitchell Mr' and Mrs.Sam zenship and temperance, A1rs, and Mrs. Albert Copeman of Gordon Ranting; literature and London. press, Mrs. Ira Carling; supply, J Weekend visitors with Air, and Mrs. Burns Smith. I Airs, M. 0, Smitli were 11 -year Missionary Monthly, Mrs. John' old Sue Ellen Leckie, daughter Park; community friendship and ;of Mr. and Airs. George Leckie pianist, Mrs. H. 11. Langford; E and her friend, Vicki Brown, C.G.LT. leaders, Mrs. G. E. i both of Kitchener. The former's Nicholson and Mrs, Chas, Sove-1 mother and. sister, ,]ane, • also reign; Explorer counsellors, Mrs, + Mrs. Jack Hodgson were Sunday Kae Haskett, Miss Rose Resting.' guests taking the girls home Sun - ton, Mrs. I9. B. Langford: Mtis-; day evening. sion Band, Mrs, George Thomp Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lewis son and Miss Rose Revington, I and Mr, and Airs. Bob Lewis Baby Band, Mrs. Leroy Rev.ing were Saturday guests of Mr, and ton and Mrs, Tom Barr. Exchange Rings At UC Parsonage Mrs. Maurice Campbell of Sar• Mrs. Roy Stanley spent Sun- day in Stratford, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roedding. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. ;blathers A quiet double -ring wedding ' of Luean and Mr. and Mrs. Clif- was solemnized in the Lucan: ford J. Irwin of 1-dicksnn• attend - United Church parsonage Satur cd the funeral of Mr. John day, December 13, at 3 p,m., 1 ]\lathers' brother, Mr.' W. Alex when the Rev. Edgar Roulston Johnston- of Concession 2,• Grey united in marriage Ruth Mae Township, ort Mlonday, Dec. 15 Donaldson and Donald Howard' at the Rann funeral !)Dine in Black. Brussels. The bride is the daughter of Mr, M. 0. Smith is home till Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson after Christmas after a 3,000 of Clandeboye and the -:groom: is stile business trip through the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maritimes and Northern Que• Black of Lucan. bee. While in New Brunswick he in marriage by her fa- stayed at Newcastle, the birth- Giventher, the pride was gowned in place of Lord Beaverbrook, pink crystal charm with net Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. A:hdersen, overskirt, scooped neckline, 111y nee Audrey Marshall. are leav- point sleeves and ballerina- Eng by plane on Friday for a length skirt. A snatching head three week vacation in Denmark dress held a fingertip veil. She with the former's father and carried a cascade of pink car- other relatives. nations, white scums and ivy. Her only attendant was llrs, Milton Price, sister of the groom, who chose. a ballerina -length gown of Windsor blue crystal charm with thatching headdress and nosegay of bronze and yel- low mums. The best span was Mr. Milton Price. Pink and white streamers and white bells formed the setting for a reception in the home of the bride's parents, where the bride's soother received in a strip e d turquoise dress with black and white accessories and. corsage of yellow carnations and white musts. She was assisted' by the groom's ' mother in a copper brown silk and wool dress with brown. accessories and corsage of pink carnations and white mums. Assisting at. the receptdon were Miss Jeannette Blake and Mrs, Alan. Eveleigh. For traveling the bride chang- ed to a• red wool dresswith black and white accessories and corsage of red carnations and white mums. The young couple will make their home in London. Shouter On Monday night Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones England, Mrs. James Coughtry, and family of Kippen were Miss Marjory Donaldson, Hiss Thursday guests of Mr, and Mrs. l-lclen Shamhlaw (Kiri:ton), Mrs. Irving Gibson. Milton Price and Miss Beth Mrs. Alvin McLean leas been Black were joint hostesses at a on the sick list again, kitchen shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNaugh- Mrs, England for 22 guests, ton and family, Dr. Harvey Rev- mostly from. Lucan, .ihreee con• ington. and Mrs. B. Shier, all of L•ests "urine the Howard were London, were Sunday guests of won by Airs, Howard Black Mr, Wesley Revington and fam- ily. (twirl contest), Mrs. Wesley ily Hickson (tree Contest) and Mrs, Charles (Ilenn, Hiss ATnr,iory Mr. and Mrs. Garry Graham Donaldson and Mrs. Gordon of London spent Saturday with Eaton (gift contest), Mr, Fred Armitage. Persona, itetrs The Cubs who met in the Scout Mrs. Will Hackett of Denfield Hall last Molloy evening will was a Monday guest with Mr. he on vacation until after 1Very and Mrse. Roy Hamilton, Years, Mr. Herniae Powe of Exeter teas a Wednesday _guest with Mfr, London Druggist and Mr's. Henry Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert MeT- brech and fancily, who have been living in the Harold Butler apartment have bought and moved into bee of the new houses built by Mr, Ralph Lippert on Bent Si. i Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Strasser of London were Saturday guests of Mr, and Ales. Cecil Hodgins: The pupils of S.S. No. 2 Bid- animal 'hr' t- . l' ar t aT Cr rs 1t lecl their dul ) Christ - Mae concert last Friday night. Alr. and Mrs. Lesley Luepke and fancily of Saskatchewan have rented the ll:oy Stanley Warned. recently vacated by Native Of Lucan Dean Russell, 58, Phm. president of. the Dean 'Russell Ltd., London, died suddenly at his London residence Tuesday, December 8. He lay at rest at the George E. Logan. funeral horde until r Friday noon.Pt, T`ree% Angus MacQueen conducted funeral ,services at First 5t. Andrews 'United Church at. 2 p.m. with en- tombment in Woodland Meuse - lie is survived by leis wife, tire. former Buena lnugles, two Mr, and Mrs. Art Bell and fant- daughters, Mrs, It. Nash Hill dilly. New York City, Mrs. Wilson Mr, and Mrs. lack Young and Scott of London and one son, (amity of Mitchell Were Sunday Douglas of Toronto, • Soh of the Tate Mr, and Mr'4. , Janis Russell lie was born in Lticaii gild aduated as a gold medalist from the Ontario Col- lege of Pharmacy in 1920. e Membership included Tuscan n' Lodge A.d�", & A.M. No. I.9a, Fits, St. Wends tinned Church, s the Canadian Club of dantclnn, t1 the London Mint anti Country t Club. C'hnnthter of t'•tiitit\irtet, guests of Mrs. -Herman Young, Mr. And Mrs, William Young of Lotttlon were guests the previous Sunday,. Weekend guests with Mrs. Henson included Miss Betty Gi'avcr and Mr. Irvin Lunn of London. 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