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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-14, Page 16LSMFT THE FOLLOWING UNITS WILL BE REDUCED $10.00 A DAY UNTIL SOLD 64 FORD SEDAN, J33216 64 FORD WAGON, 83336X 66 FORD SEDAN, E17401 CHRISTMAS GIFTS MODEL MUSTANGS, MODEL THUNDERBIRDS $2.00 each 65 FORD REMOTE CONTROL MIRROR $4.95 63 FORD REMOTE CONTROL MIRROR $4.95 65 FAIRLANE 500 RADIO - WAS $79.95 $49.95 66 FAIRLANE RADIO - WAS $79.95 $49.95 MANY OTHER ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE Thurs. 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EXETER 235.1250 Evenings 235.1130 Page 16 Times-Advocate, December 14, 1967 vatx Shop at Home EVERYONE BENEFITS Women at Clandebye hold Christmas event ay MRS. J. H. PATON The program for the Clande- boye WI meeting was givenbythe Public Relations Officer, Mrs, David Kestle and district direct- ors, Mrs. Alan Hill who demon- strated dancing snowballs and candle making. Mrs, Hill re-enacted the read- ing "Christmas nears - a Post- mistress' Thoughts," Each mem- ber read an article from the book "Christmas E very where." A Christmas quiz was won by Mrs. Rea Neil. president Mrs. Arnold Lewis conducted the business. A com- munication was read from St. John's Ambulance Corps regard- ing a. first aid course. A five dollar gift by a former mem- ber, Mrs. David Henry, was do- We Need Used Cars! rector's warden and M au rice Simpson, vestry clerk, to St, John's church, Strathroy, where a special meeting with Bishop Luxton was held for the deanery of North Middlesex. On December 16 a Sunday School party will be held at 2 pm in the basement of St. James Church, nated to a needy family for vita- Mins for the children. White gifts are to be given to a family In need in the form of toys for the children. It was decided to continue the support of the adopted child in Italy and a letter of thanks was read from the child's sister for her support in the past, A report by the 4-H club lead- ers Mrs. R. Worthington and Mrs. Jim Donaldson revealed that 15 out of 16 girls had com- pleted the club project and at- tended Achievement Day at Med- way, December 2. The Public Relations officer reported that the Fire Hazard poster from the Safety Council had been posted in the Clande- boye store. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. J. Paton and Mrs. R, Wil- liams, DECEMBER SPECIALS ;IMAM iiiii $0;1411 iiiiiiii llllll iiiiii Lucan Rec News LADIES CATER The ladies of St. James church catered for a turkey dinner Fri- day night at Biddulph Central School for the teacher s and Board, their wives or husbands. Rev. G. W. and Mrs. Sa.ch were guests. Catering were Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Mrs. Rea Hodgins, Mrs. Cecil Carter and serving were Mrs. Arnold Lewis, Mrs. Rob- ert Latta, Mrs, Arthur Cunning- ham, Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Misses Joanne Latta and Joan Lewis. iiiiiiii ;;;111111111iii WITH THE CHURCHES December 10 was Bible Sunday and Rev, G. W. Sach took as his sermon topic "The Most Valuable Thing that this World Affords" revealing that the complete Bible is printed in 237 languages and the Bible Society has distributed 80 million volumes throughout the world. The demand forScrip- ture is the greatest in history. December 17 the annual CGIT vesper service will be held at 7:30 in Lucan United Church, ST. JAMES Rev. E. 0. Lancaster took for his sermon text on Sunday "And when these things begin to come to pass, look up and lift up your heads for your redemption is nigh." Following the service Robert Hodgins, people's warden, took Rev. E. 0, Lancaster, Alan Hill, With 67 V.W. 1600 engine, with only 2,000 miles. New tires, gas heater, License 94885X. Only '1595 " ejleittlillitelettelltlitlielS01111111111111111111111111111eSISS111111111111111101111111118111111111111001111011111111111.4 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A NEW '6$ VOLKSWAGEN THERE WILL NEVER BE A BETTER TIME TO TRADE. WE 'RE NEW AND OUR USED CAR STOCK IS LOW • • es-E7- Fr. NEW 1967 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE F". VE8o0Ik8s9w3a.gon blue & leatherette. License Only $1900 °0 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE With re-built motor. License A73226, $69500 1965 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAGON 1962 VOLKSWAGEN CUSTOM COACH Completely reconditioned. License 7g H7271. Only PERSONALS Mrs. Mervin Carter, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, was able to return to her home Sunday. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Bill Walden of Chat- ham spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. Ralph Millson, London, son of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson, has been appointed man- ager of Canada Trust and Huron & Erie head office, London. Betty Scott, Nancy Hardy, Joan Francis, Helen Lewis and Car- olyn Hardy of the Clandeboye 4-H Club won county honors at Achievement Day at Medway School, last Saturday. Miss Lil- lian Archibald is home econom- ist. Leaders of the club were Mrs. R, Worthington and Mrs. Jim Donaldson, See traditional dress Joanne Smyth and Mary Shoebottom, Centralia, had an opportunity to see traditional Korean clothes when they attended the party hosted by the Korean agricultural trainees at Huron Hall, Tuesday. Park Jung Nam fooled many guests as he took on a feminine appearance for the night, while Lee Sang Ha is wearing the male costume. T-A photo J ames Potter installed I VOLKSWAGEN SALES & SERVICE DON TAYLOR MOTORS LTD. as local Masons head MAIN ST. SOUTH - EXETER - PHONE 235-1100 Bro. W. C. Moody presented a centennial marker for the lodge on behalf of himself and the members of the armed services who had been and still are mem- bers of the lodge. W. Bro. Webb thanked him on behalf of the lodge for his thoughtfulness and assured him it will be used for many years to come. There were visitors from Lu- can, Hensall and Granton. James Potter was recently in- stalled as Master of Lebanon Forest Lodge AF & AM 133. He succeeds Mervin Webb. The officers were installed by W. Bro. Andrew Easton assisted by the pastmasters. 5, W.: H. H. Strang, J, W.: D. Finkbe in e r, Chaplain K. Hodgins; Treasurer, W, E, Middleton, Secretary, C. Mawhinney; S. D,, L. Kleinstiver, J.D., L, E. Wilson, I,G., H. Boyle; D of C, A Gaiser; S.S., H. Murray; J. S., D. Gaiser; Tyler, R, Lammie. 'Tis better to have loved and lost than to be wed and be for- ever bossed. By J. E. BURT Well another week has gone by and old St. Nick must be real busy these days, with Christmas just two weeks away. The Ilderton minor hockey boys must have had the spirit Friday night as they hosted the Lambeth teams, in pee wee it was Lambeth over Ilderton 3-1, in bantam it was Lambeth 12 Ilderton 0 score and its midget, in a rough hard fought game it was 4-0 in favor of Lambeth. In the Shamrock novice league Saturday afternoon we had the first double shut out of the seas- on as Lucan and Stoneybrook fought to a scoreless tie, In the second game it was Lambeth 4, Dorchester 1. In the third game it was Exeter 7 Strathroy 3 and the final game betweentwo Huron East teams the (B) team walloped the (A) team 7-0, confidentially I think the (B) team had an over age goalie. We had a skating party in here Sunday night with a club from London, with all the ice and slippery roads, they had a very good turn out I would say, some of these people were really enjoying themselves. This Friday night the Lucan Irish in minor hockey host the Lambeth teams. Don't forget these boys put on a very good display of hockey, and, in most cases, sportsmanship. See you at the games. ARTHUR AVERY Funeral services for Arthur Avery 67, of Sarnia, were held in Sarnia at 3 pm Monday, Dec. 11. Among the survivors is his brother William of Lucan, who with members of his family at- tended the funeral. A modern gal is a vision at night and real sight in the morning. Entertain audience at Centralia This Korean quartet sang native folk songs and a couple of well-known tunes from this country when they performed at the Korean Night party at Centralia Agriculture School, Tuesday. Their rendition of Old Black Joe and Silent Night was done inboth English and Korean. 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There were 26 in attend- ance, Guest speaker was Rev. J. W, Steven of Egmondville United Church. He told of his first Christmas in the ministry. He was a miner by trade but in six months' time his life was chang- ed in direction. He was accepted at White River and the picture he drew of his trip north, his surroundings when he got there with temperature often 70 de- grees below zero, the clothes not warm enough, all told of the hardships borne. He certainly benefited from his experiences. He was introduced by Joe White and thanked by Mrs. Herman Powe. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Well- ington Heist. Lodge elects Helps overcome house shortage new officers great deals Lions hear highway man ON LIKE-NEW CARS At a meeting of LOL 493, in the Lucan lodge room, last Wed- nesday evening, officers were elected for 1968, W.M. is Eric Hodgins; deputy Master, James Mugford; chap- lain, Leonard Smith; recording secretary, Lorne Hodgins; treas- urer, Loreen Pattison; financial secretary, Wilson Hodgins; mar- shall, Heber Davis; 1st Lecturer, Clarence Davis; 2nd Lecturer, Clare Paton; tyler, Ken Jeffery. It was decided, during the busi- ness session, to again hold euchres, beginning in January, Broderick Bros. Exeter 111;111111001111 lllll 111111111101111;111;11111111M111111111111111 Lucan church news at the meeting, an executive meeting will be held at the home of the president next Monday evening. SIE MEWLING COMMUTOR PREMIUM President Lion Ian Dallas pre- sided at the dinner meeting of the Lucan Lions in the Anglican Church basement Dec. 4. Guests included 13 members of North London Lions, four from Park- hill Club, President Pat drudge of the Lucan Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, H. B. Lang- ford of the village council and Reeve Wilson Hodgins of the Biddulph Council. The guest speaker following the dinner was Howard Greenlee from the Department of High- ways, London. Mr. Greenlee gave an illustrated talk on the build- ing of bridges and highways. Door prizes went to Lucan Lions, Larry Hotson and Gary McFalls, and to Parkhill Lion Vines. As no business was conducted Probably no Lucanite is doing more to relieve the house short- age than Mr. Bernard Avery. The recent purchase of the home of the late Mrs. Pearl Murdy, on Alice St. makes the seventh home Mr. Avery has purchased and renovated into a modern residence. What Lucan really needs are small apartments for Sr, citiz- ens, who are no longer able to care for large homes, so Mr. Avery is converting his latest purchase, into two apartments. The front will contain entrance hall, living room, kitchen and bath with two bedrooms, closets and large hall upstairs. The rear apartment will contain large liv- ing room, kitchen, bath and two bedrooms, all downstairs, So acute is Lucan's house shortage, that the front apart- ment is already rented. alt;141141ItslItlit lllllll illtittlittitltilmll111(411141041;111 67 METEOR Montcalm 2-door Hardtop, V-8 auto., P.S. & P.B., whitewalls, radio, full wheel discs, white with black vinyl interior A41964 64 FAIRLANE 500 V8 automatic, radio E79545 64 COMET 6 cyl. standard, like new A63877 63 MERCURY 4-door Sedan E82148 61 CHEV IMPALA 2-door Hardtop, V-8 auto,, power pack, radio, new tires E78099 61 AUSTIN 46724H Report winners of area euchre PENTECOSTAL In place of the regular Saturday evening Young People's meeting, three carloads went to Thames- vine to hear the "Couriers", a singing group from Harriburg, Penn. The Christmas concert will be held Saturday evening, Dec. 16 at 8 pm. WIDE OVAL SNOW TIRES COMING SOON- 66 COMET V8 autornatic, like new 65 CHEV IMPALA 4-door Hardtop, V-8 auto., P.$., P.13., radio, vinyl top 64 ANGLIA 2-door, new tires The et) members Of the Med- way Euchre Club met at the home Of Mr. Wilbert Stanley last Mon- day evening. High score prizes Went to Mrs, Cliff McRoberts and Mr.Cla.r- ence Lewis, lone hand prizes to Mrs. Carmen Hodgins and Mr. Austin Hobbs and low score prizes to IVIrS. Earl Middleton and Mr. Carmen Hodgins, 'the next euchre will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Summers, Monday even- ing, December 11, REVERSIBLE RED WALL/WHITEWALL 2 for the price of PLUS A FREE CHRISTMAS TREE installation With each pair free Exeter Sorry Quantities are limited DALE'S SUNOCO SERVICE 235.1710 Exeter 235.2322 SOUTH -END SERVICE CATHOLIC St. Patrick's CWI, Lucan met in the CRCSS gynitorium with 45 members present. F ather Bricklin blessed the Canadian flag at the opening of the meet- ing. Guest speaker James O'Shea spoke on the synod Conference held recently in the diocese. A draw on a Christmas cake was won by Miss Ruth Markin. Mrs. Kapske, Granton, won the door prize. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Piano selections were given by Torn O'Shea. Other entertainment was by Ridk Crane, Lucan and his friends from Lon- don. aspAtater sSetitep ANGLICAN Rectors, wardens, delegates and substitutes laStSunday after- noon attended a Great Chapter Meeting in St, Johns Anglican Church, Strathroy to deal with affairs outside the Parish. Rep- resentatives froth Holy Trinity, Lucan and St. a arnos ClandeboY included Rev, H, O. Lancaster, Mr. Charlie Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mrs. 'P. A. Hodgins, Mr. Alan Hill f Mr.Rob- ert Hodgins and Mr. Maurice Simpson, being the largest group at the meeting. j