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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-10-28, Page 20Photo by Engel MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE GORDON HOTSON Will reside in Lucan Shamrock Restaurant SHORTY SOVEREIGN 227-4781 NAfflareff.... ? Shortcuts seldom pay! Let us give your car the full treatment GREASE JOB OIL CHANGES TIRE SALES & REPAIR For ALI Your Auto Body And Paint Work Needs TOM ENGLAND Auto Body Shop 7 Elizabeth St. 227-4373 SOCIAL EVENING Sponsored by Catholic Women's League St. Patrick's Church, LUCAN FRI. NOV, 5 LUCAN ARENA Music by The Ramblers Cards 8:30 to 10 Dancing 70 to 1:30 Everybody Welcome Adults 75r Students 50C OPEN 24 HOURS Serving Full Course Meals Fast Take Out Orders Tom and June 227-4489 Young's 227-4213 DRY GOCDS SNOW BOOTS for the family Sizes and Styles To Suit All Tastes and Pocket Books XMAS LAYAWAY NOW Small Deposit Holds Anything Harness Shop the MAD HATTER Summer Special SALAD PLATES SILVERWOODS Ice Cream HOOPER'S Dairy Products offmniinumummomminownwommers J IIII 1111111111101M1111MMINIMMIll New Idea New Holland David Browne Kongskilde Kewanee Disc Taul Cultivators FULL LINE OF USED EQUIPMENT LUCAN FARM EQUIPMENT 227-4401 CO. LTD. Bill Froats "The Big Specialist in Small Lines" Distributors f o r commercial and home products. Oart or full time, men or women. Earn extra money in this interesting position. Contact Doug May, 235- 0953 Exeter. WANTED in Lucan SYNDICATE LIMITED 227-4866 LUCAN Yes, we're in the Witch's Brew too GEORGE THOMPSON Auto Electric *Small Engine Service Automatic* Transmissions * Electric Motors *Cars, Trucks, Tractors E attention 227-4276 BILL AMOS All Lines of Insurance FIRE + LIFE + AUTOMOTIVE Agent for District Trust Investments Huron a Erie Mortgage _Money Available DONALD BANTING INSURANCE AGENCY 227-4741 THEY LIKE MILK Children drink milk for one reason only. They like its cool, refreshing taste. It doesn't matter that it's the most nourishing drink they can have. Try some today! Order from the dairy you can -trust ... prompt delivery to your door every morning. PASTEURIZED MILK PRODUCTS Butter s Chocolate Milk • Eggs HEARN S DAIRY "Farm Fresh Dairy Products" :227-4794 Still under construction The sewer project for Lucan is still underway but the project has moved from the center of town and there is less hold-up of traffic. The earth from this escavation at the north end of the village is being trucked away from the construction site as the ditch is opened. (T-A photo) LUCAN CHURCH NEWS SHOP IN LUCAN FOR VALUE AND PRIZES All kinds of harness repairs Also new handles for ladies` handbags ARNOLD MORLEY & Elizabeth '4\ 227-4445 "YOUR TOWN" If YOU want to live in the kind of town Like the kind of town you like, You needn't slip your clothes in a grip And start on a long, long hike; You only find what you left behind, For there's nothing really new. You knock yourself when you knock your town It isn't your town, it's you. Real towns aren't made by men afraid Lest somebody gets ahead. If everyone works and no one shirks, You'll raise a town from the dead. If, while you make your per- sonal stake, Your neighbor makes his, too, Your town will be what you want to see. It isn't your town, it's you. — "Nation's Business" BAPTISMS Gordon Robert Gunn infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Gary Gunn of Buffalo, was bap- tized Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10, in the church. Sponsors were Mr. John Bruce Chown and Mrs. Kathleen M. Chown of London and Mr. Hugh C. Gunn of Midland. David Patrick Corbett, in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbett was bapti- zed Sunday afternoon, Oct. 17, in the church. Sponsors were Miss Ann Orr of To- ronto, M. Harold Corbett, of Lucan and Mr. Jack Young of Vancouver. (Mr. Jim Young of Lucan acted as proxy for his brother). Brother! Am I glad I bought Investors Mutual Since 1950, this man's investment in Investors Mutual has more than tripled in value. That's why he's so happy. Now Investors does not wish to imply that you can make a fortune overnight. But the fact remains — a lot of people have made a lot of money through Investors Mutual. Why don't you start this simple, modern way to invest in Canada's leading indus- tries? You can do so with a deposit of $500 or as little as $15 a month. Shouldn't you see the Man from Investors today? wijeaou Lorne Mohr Lighted candelabra, and baskets of rust and gold mums formed the setting in Trinity Anglican Church, Birr, Saturday, October 9 at 3 pm when the Rev. C. W. Root, in a double-ring cere- mony, united in marriage, Margaret Pearl Shoebottom and Lawrence Gordon Hot- son. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shoe- bottom of RR2 Denfield, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hotson of RR 1 Britton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor-length gown, of rich silk velvet, featuring a tiny prince s s waist, scalloped pearl-trimmed neckline and lily-point sleeves. The skirt was cut to sheath in front and billowed into a chapel train at the back. Her shoulder length veil was held by a pearl tiara and she carried a cascade of orange Delight roses. Mrs. Lucy Roth of Bramp- ton, as matron of honor, and Misses Margaret Hodgins, and Vera Grady, of London, as bridesmaids, were gown- ed alike in autumn gold silk velvet, street-length dress- es and carried gold and rust mums. Robbie and Richie Roth, five and six year old nephews of the groom, were ringbearers. Mrs. Douglas Hotson of RR 1 Britton was best man for his brother and Tom Shoebottom, and Dale Hot- son, were ushers. Mrs. Alvin Lewis of Ailsa Craig, as organist, accom- panied the soloist, Miss Ilene Donaldson. The Birr Ladies' Guild ca- tered for a dinner which was held in the Parish Hall of Grace Anglican Church, II- derton. Pentecostal Holiness The WA met at the home of the new president, Mrs. Howard Currie, who gave a talk on the penticostal schools. Owing to the absence of a number of the members there was no Young Peoples' meeting last week. Pastor James S tanl ey from West Africa was the guest speaker, speaking on the triumphs of the gospel in West Africa, where he, with his wife and six chil-dren, lived and served as a pioneer missionary. A nglican LEAGUE OF LOYALTY Two new members to the League of Loyalty, Judy Ma-thers and Ronnie Glenn, re-c ei v e d their membership button and 23 others had their names placed on the honor roll for having attend- ed five consecutive Sundays. CONFIRMATION Next Sunday, Oct. 31 will be a red letter day when a large number of candidates will be confirmed. TURKEY DINNER Everyone was talking "Turkey" last week as final arrangements were being made for the big annual hot Turkey Dinner Wednesday, Oct. 27. United At the 11 o'clock service Sunday four children were The bride's mother re- ceived in a two-piece blue brocade street-length gown, black accessories and red- rose corsage. She was as- sisted by the groom's `mo- ther, who chose a two-piece green brocade street-length ensemble, with black acces- sories and yellow-rose cor- sage. For a honeymoon trip to Washington, the bride chang- ed to a winter white suit, black accessories and cor- sage of red Sweetheart roses. The young couple will make their home in the Rad- cliffe Apartment, Lucan. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hotson are employees of the London Life. baptized: James Brian Walk-er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden W, Walker; Marnie Charlene Wraith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Wraith; Terrence William Van Arenthals, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marien C. Aren-thals; Charles Mason Anson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anson. III-C At 7:30 twenty-three members of the Lucan-Clan-deboye Hi C answered the roll call. Dale Froats, Bill Park and David Stanley led in the worship service. The four winners for po-sters, advertising the paper and bottle drive Saturday were Leroy Maguire, Mar-garet Sach, Ken Latta and Leslie Carling. Mrs. Alma Price, a re-tired Japanese missionary, Will show slides of Japan at her home for the next meet-ing, October 31. Linda Smith, Earle Blane, David Stanley and Bert Wal- ker were in charge of re- freshments. TALKS ON MOSLEM FAITH Speaking on the Moslem Faith, Mr. Albert Hassan from the London Mosque, was the guest speaker at the UCW general meeting in the schoolroom, Thursday even- ing. President Mrs. Charles Sovereign was in the chair and Mrs. Dave Park in char- ge of the worship service. An appeal was made for baby clothes to be sent to Mrs. Tonge, Hong Kong. A donation of $25 was voted to Five Oaks, Christian Wor- kers' Centre, $10 to Kee- Mo-Kee Camp, and $25 to Mr. James Stanley, Africa. Fall Regional Rally will be held at Parkhill Nov. 4 at 8;15 pm. There was a splen- did display of Explorers' do- nations to be sent to the port workers. COUPLES CLUB Former Pastor, Rev. Ed- gar Roulston, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Couples Club held in the schoolroom last Wednesday evening. Mr. Roulston spoke on Stop? Look! and Listen! as well as telling some of his own personal experience in the ministry. Mr. and Mrs. AldenWalk- er, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Camp- bell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lockyer, were in charge of the meeting. The dance committee re- ported on the plans for the dance to be held at theCom-munity Memorial C entreNo-vernber 12. Jane and Joan Lockyer sang a duet. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING The UCW executive met in the schoolroom last Saturday as it was found necessary to change the date of their an-nual bazaar and tea. It was decided to fry an evening bazaar this year. The new date chosen was Friday De-cember 3 at B pm. Page 6 Lucan. Shamrock (Exeter TA) October 28, 1965 Luton Shamrock (Exeter T-A) -October 28, 1965 Page 7 McFALLS TRANSPORT LUCAN Daily Service between Lucan, Elginfield, Birr, Arva and London Concurring with Ontario & Quebec Carriers 438-6732