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REC. NEWS
Letter from.
•Kirkton
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BY: DON 130QM" qRAVE1 T BMRS. HAROLD DAVIS
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WA and Guild
St., Pauls Anglican Church
WA and Guilkl met at the home
of Mrs. Claire Sisson with 13
Members and five visitors pre-
sent.
mrs, Clayton Smith presided
for the WA meeting. Seripture
Passage was read. by Mrs.
Cecil Dobson.
Mrs. B. Waghorn Presided
for the Guild meeting, -After a
business discussion, Mrs, Wag -
horn conducted a e o n t e s t.
Lunch was served by Mrs,
Burns Bladder, Mrs. C. Dob-
son, Mrs, McCurdy and. hos-
tess.
Personal items
Mr, and ISIrs, John Lly1 and
family, Toronto, spent Thanks-
giving with Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Syrier and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Baillie
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Paynter visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Tony Roels
of Scotland,
Mr. and Mrs, Burns Biack•-
ler and family visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Oliver
Stacey and family at Avonton,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Crago,
Mr, Frank Routly and Mr, and
Mrs. Ernie Vodden, Woodham,
visited Sunday with Mrs. Vera
Routly, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc-
Curdy of Barrie visited Wed-
nesday with Mr. and Mrs,
Miller McCurdy, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Miler McCurdy visited Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Victor Mc-
Curdy, of Chatham.
Rev, Harris of London was
a guest Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, John Roundell and fam-
ily.
Flowers in St, Paul's Angli-
can Church Sunday were plac-
ed in memory of the late
Delmar Johnson,
Mrs, Delmar Joluison is at
present with her daughter and
family, Mrs. D. Scrivens, of
Rochester, N.Y.
Rev. and Mrs, MacAulay, of
London, visited Friday evening
with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Irvine.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Waghorn
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, of Wood-
ham. Mr, and Mrs. Waghorn
and Mrs. Hopkins visited with
Mr. Hopkins at Westminster
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schram
and family of London visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Jarvis.
Director of Recreation
gxeter Stamp Club Mr. Burke is a ‘vell .qualified
The Exeter Stamp Club %NM instructor as he is in charge
hold its first official meeting• of some five clubs throughout
tonight (Thursday, Oct. 19) at Western and South Western
4:15 p.m. in the Recreation Ontario.
Office a the Exeter Pub ie The local club plans to .run
Vibrary, their figure skating lessons
every Saturday afternoon in the
—Approximately 10 people have
indicated that they would like Exeter Arena. Approximate
the formation of such a club starting time will be around
and have stamps•well as the 17th of November.
ointo trade, Local club members cordially
cs
Even though YOU haVen't Stlb• extend an invitation to, all dis-
mitted your name as yet,come WA towns who do not have an
meeting f instructor for lessons to bring
.4.the Thursday i
can make it. I'm sure you'll everyone interested into
to participate. Exeter
$ind the exchanging of stamps
from all over the world exelt- if anyone in the Lucan, Cen-
ing and an educational project. tralia, .Kirkton, Crediton, Dash-
wood, Grand Bend, Zurich,
Figure Skating Hensall, Kippen, Seaforth or
The Exeter Figure Skating any other community would
Club has seeured the services like to take lessons, we cer-
of Arthur Burke P.' the 3.961- tainly advise you too
c me in
62 season, and join the Exeter Club.
.‘ • Figure skating is a very worth -
Message from
Centralia
/3y MRS. FRED BOWDEN
WMS
Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs.
Charles Rollings conducted the
worship service and arranged
the program for the meeting of
the WMS in the schoolroom of
the church on Tuesday evening.
A piano solo was played by
Gail Lennox.
Mr. H. King of the RCAF
showed the film "Assignment
for -Children" in a tour of In-
dia, Japan, Korea, Burma and
Thailand by Danny Kaye who
saw how the UNICEF and
health organizations are stamp-
ing out diseases, establishing
child welfare centres and pro-
viding food wherever needed,
Mrs. George Hepburn, Chris-
tian Stewardship secretary, re-
minded the members of the
gift boxes to be handed in at
the November meeting. Ars.
M. Elliott and Miss Anderson
were to arrange plans with the
WA for a bus trip. Mrs. Ross
McFall and Mrs. Fred Bow -I
den were appointed as dele-i
gates to the sectional meeting'
an Whalen on October 23.
The hostesses were Mrs.
Frank Hicks, Mrs. K. Hodgins
and Mrs, Orville Langford.
while project for anyone to
undertake. We trust that par-
ticipants will also find it very
educational as well.
If you are interested contact
us at the Rec Office (437) or
at aur home phone 693-M.
Minor Bowling
Registrations c o n ti nu e to
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minor bowling program. To
date, close to 160 youngsters
have registered to participate
throughout the various leagues.
Chairman Ruth Durand tells
us that the junior and senior
girls and boys will, bowl every
Tuesday and Friday night f -'-"n
4-6 p.m, Bantam boys will
tieipate every Monday
while the Bantam Girls \MI
bowl every Saturday morning
at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday and Fri-
day nights will see the boys
and girls mixed league in op-
eration,
With so many anxious bowl-
ers in town, the minor bowling
league is running into a slight
problem. They need more score-
keepers, both for full and part-
time help. If you're at all in-
terested give the local alleys
(499), Ruth Durand (709) or
yours truly (437) a call. I'm
sure helping the kids out will
give you great satisfaction.
Teen Town Club
The Exeter Teen Town Club
held an extremely successful
dance at the local arena Sat-
urday night. Disc .1
MR. AND MRS. J. R. RADCLIFFE
—Culbert photo
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Miss,
ART J. MORRISON
—Engel photo
e in Detroit
and Mr. James Rummell, bro-
ther of the bride and Mr. Hugh
Morrison another brother of the
groom were ushers,
The organist, Miss Mary Mo-
retti of London, provided tra-
ditional wedding music and ac-
companied the soloist, Mrs,
Betty O'Hara, who sang "Ave
Maria," "0 Lord I am not
Worthy" and "On this Day oh
Beautiful Mother,"
After a reception at the Knot-
ty Pine Inn, the bride changed
to a wool suit of winter white,
with green trim, green acces-
sories and gardenia corsage, for
a honey -moon trip to Gaspe Pe-
ninsula.
The young couple will make
their home in Detroit.
Out of town guests were pre-
sent from Milwaukee, Detroit,
Sarnia, Petrolia, Parkhill, Tor-
onto, Hamilton, and Guelph.
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Ccindlelight ceremony
Raskets, .of :gardenia. corsage was
feathered and large mums and 'worn by 'both.
white candelabra formed the, At the reception, three tele -
setting in the, Linen 'United grains—of .congratulations. were
Church ,at 7 p.m. Friday,. •Oe -,received from Mr. anct Mrs. J.
tober $ fax the candlelight, 4L Sugden and Mr, and Mrs.
double -ring marriage cere•.! Balec ot 111oritreal, Que, ancl
many of Dorothy Elizabeth from Mr. and Mrs. R. iL WM.--
Watson. and John .Russell Rad-LS(1n of Winnipeg, Mao.
Cafe. ',rile Rev. G. W. 'Sach! Far a honeymoon trip to,
officiated. Montreal and Eastern ,Onited
The r. ‘1,10bdtislo.11dlieirsio.sr -1.11,'hhi,eo;.cnaidar7,441zIeexraiiQine!lil,tv4ot•epsi.,eeteh .be orisctitIM%11441. ogle cl; n(19ink
der hrown swiss cotton brocade. A
groom is the son of mr, and beige maribou hat .with, match.
0111sros..0iJoLbunc.n,S„tanley Radcliffe,' yiVilowC Pie,oSsSeesriecSonallanide to.cdorsbaegre enof,
Given in marriage by her .$ern*'
father, the brideehose.joali4o
aislei,1thlrlehomeY(itiLondonngca-uPle.ivin make
wide, floor -length
whic peati de,faille. The ho The Tbe bride is a graduate of
dice featured a shallow nal, the London 'Teachers' College,
loped scoop neckline, edged
with double appliques .of re- Former resident
embroidered Guipure lace Vol.- •
ets, long lily
sleeves and a prolinilet'es:helalitilel'
les jn Sydenham
waist. The skirt *as enhanced, • •
by two paniers on either side„; Mrs.. Joseph Coveny of Dover
which were silhouetted by the jTownship died StOCIPIttY Oct, 8
same lace florets, -which ex- in •Sydenham Hospital after an
• illness of three ,weeks,
! Mrs, Coveny, the former
tended even to the romantic
cathedral ,train. A matching
headdress of Guipure lace and
floret leaves held her finger-
tip veil of French. illusion, She
Kathlyn Benn of Lucan, lived
in Dover Township for man)
years. A former school teacher,
carried a cascade arrange-, she taught in Dover as well as
Inca of deep rosette roses,
white baby Ill 1.1)11S and trailing
ivy,
Miss Patricia Watson, sister
of the bride, as maid of honor
and Miss Nancy Watson, also
sister of the bride, and Miss
F'auline Dixon, cousin of the
bride, as bridesmaids, were
gowned in cocktail.- length
dresses of deep rosette peau
de sole. The scoop neckline
made way for the short cap
sleeves but the main attraction
was centred on the bell -shape
skirt. They wore matching
crowns with tiny veils and car-
ried cascades of white shasta
daisies.
Bruce Bonet of Toronto was
best man and- Jack Palleski
of Toronto and jack Park of
Lucan were ushers,
Mrs. G. W. Seely provided
traditional wedding music and
accompanied. Miss Irene Don-
aldson of RR. 4 Denfield, who
sang, "The Lord's Prayer" and
"The Wedr:ing Prayer".
At a reception and dinner in
the Legion fall the. bride's
mother received in a sheath
cocktail -length gown of brown
French pure silk peau de sole.
She was assisted by the
groom's mother who chose a
sage green silk peau de soie
ensemble, with matching marl-
bou hat and accessories. A
in the Canadian West.
' She was a member of the
Catholic Women's League, and
was a past diocesan president
of the CWL for the diocese of
London,
Surviving besides her hus-
band are three daughters, Mrs.
Don McCallum (Rota) of Dres-
den, Mrs. R, J. Blaine (Agnes)
of Ridgetown, Mrs. Lloyd De
Bob (Aileen) of Wallaceburg
and nine grandchildren. There
are also four brothers, Thomas
and Joseph of Lucan, Patrick
of Toronto, Walter of Edmon-
ton and two sisters, Mrs, M.
J. Coveny of Wallaceburg and
Miss Barbara Benn of Lucan.
Requiem high mass was sung
on Wednesday, October 11 in
Holy Family church, Wallace -
burg with interment in River-
view cemetery. „
Among those attending the
funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Benn, Mr. Thomas Benn, Miss
Barbara Benn. and Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Berm, all of Lu-
nn, Mr, and Mrs. Billy Ab-
bott of Niagara and Mrs. Mac
Cooper of London,
Indian Summer
District farmers and local
gardeners have been taking ad-
vantage of the perfect Indian
Summer weather to harvest
their crops and prepare for
winter.
Recreation
News
Ry BARNEY WM
The Junior Farmers had a
dance at the arena on. F"iday
evening which was quite a big
success in a ttenCiSilee. They
are going to have a Hallowe'en
dance on Thursday everting,
Oct. 26.. Everyone must wear
a costume. Music Musi is to, be
provided by the Canadian
Playboys.
All regular hockey activities
will start next week. There
was an intermediate hockey
meeting last Sunday afternoon
at the arena. 11 looks like a
fine season ahead for the local
team. 1 hope the local pecple
will come out and support the
team.
Our regular Saturday night
dance will again have a few
spot prizes. We look forward
to see large crowds for (air
fall dances.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins
held a famuly Th anks giving
dinner Sunday, October 15,
Vacuum
C10..qners
Sales and Service
Repairs and bags for all t•
Bels of vacuum cleaners min
polishers. Reconditioned ma-
chines of all makes for sale.
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Phone Hensel! 69r2
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