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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-28, Page 18Page 18. Tires-Advocete, November 28, 968 Correspondent: Mrs. Frances Seward Phone 227.4517 This Week's Feature Values CHRISTMAS REG. $2.98 GIFT WRAP $1.98 siNGLE REG. $1.98 TV TABLES $1.29 iWW,OZO.OZOWC.EftECifSiOZOWAYMEZ.E04 Come Shop In Friendly LUCAN IN A Portable Television ONE COUPON FOR EACH DOLLAR YOU SPEND OR PAY ON ACCOUNT UNTIL CHRISTMAS AT Wraith Storey PRO HARDWARE MAIN ST. LUCAN PHONE 227-4732 Use Our Lay-Away Plan and HAVE Your ITEMS GIFTWRAPPED FREE OPEN 8:3e) e .rn to 6: 11 m 00, Daily' Friday Nights Unfit 9;'00 rkea oat TO THE ELECTORS QF Middlesex County SCHOOL BOARD (WARD 1) BI DDULPH, LUCAN & McG LLI \if:3AV As a candidate for Member for the Middlesex County Board of Education in the coming election, I solicit your support on the basis of my eleven Years exPeriance on McGillivray Township School. Area Boards three years of which I was chairman. Also I have been a member of the I.S.O.C. 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The highest rate of injuries was caused by falls, and after 3 p.m. He advised everyone to stop work for a few minutes, and have a cup of coffee, as the reflexes become tired, and consequently slow, without a person realizing it. A few minutes of relaxation could make all the difference at this time. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Gordon Ewen, North Hollywood, California, has been visiting with his brother, J. Douglas and Mrs. Ewen and family for the past month. During his stay he returned to his home town of Uxbridge, and helped to celebrate at a family reunion to honor Alex Ewen on attaining her ninety-first birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gledhill and Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Ewen were all present at the reunion. The Lucan WI held its regular meeting at the home of President Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr. with 13 members and three visitors present. It was agreed to send $5 to F.W.LC. to help establish branches of the Women's Institute in Northern Canada. Mrs. Alex Young read from a Re-elect BERNARD AVERY to LUCAN COUNCIL 2 Years Experience to Serve You Better . . to the best of my ability LUCAN RATEPAYERS: Your Support at the Polls on My Behalf Has Always Been Appreciated As Usual, I Will Continue to Work On Your Behalf to the Best of My Ability VOTE ELMER HUFFMAN FOR COUNCILLOR VILLAGE of LUCAN December 2 Stars given. to .Explorers. An expedition of the Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers was held at the Luean United Church, with an attendance of 35 Explorers and four counsellors. There were 15 mothers Present. Chief Explorer Linda Kraul introduced the counsellors and the officers and extended a welcome to the guests. Mrs, Don O'Neil explained the Explorer's Emblem, and terminology used, She also explained that the answer to roll call "Cesu," means attendance at Church, Explorers, Sunday School and wearing the uniform, The initiation and presentation of the first red star to each of 25 girls, was performed by Mrs. William Froats, A Blue Star was presented to six girls by Mrs. Keith Kraul, and a gold star to seven girls by Mrs. Ross McRoberts. The girls were reminded to continue to collect used postage stamps for the Bible Society. Call to worship was opened by Tracy Hayter, Ann Revington read the Scriptures. Johanna Engel and Janice Walker acted the story, "Grandfather's Friend." The treasurer of each of the three groups of Explorers held the offering. 1927 newspaper, an article on "75 years of Lucan history," pointing out that in 1972 Lucan will be celebrating its Centenary. Mrs. John Park read a poem, "The Famous Irish Nine," and Mrs. Sheridan Revington read, "Biddulph and his Pioneers," both written by William Revington, their respective grandfather. Mrs. Frances Saward reported the highlights of the Regional Women's Institute Convention and the Regional Safety Council. Convention, both of which she had attended as delegate. Mrs. Clare Lewis told the life story of Colonel Talbot. Lunch was served by Mrs. E. Hodgson and Mrs. J. W. Lockyer, assisted by Mrs. Norman Hardy. M.M.M.OM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii iiiiiiiiii MOMOI Lucan personals 140111.1.1111141111111111101.1 llllllll lllllll I llll lllllllll Mr. & Mrs. Donald Scott took Mrs. Charles Haggar with them for a visit to the Royal Winter Fair. Mrs. Haggar spent the remainder of the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Thompson in Toronto. Mrs. Wes Atkinson in staying with her grandchildren, while their parents are away on vacation. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Crozier, Jean and Susan, and Mr. & Mrs. D. G. Maynard attended the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Maguire and sons Jeffrey and Grant spent last weekend with Mr, & Mrs. James Mugford and family, Mrs. Katherine Fischer attended the baptismal service for Patricia Lynn, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Lloyd Starlike at King United Church, London, and spent the remainder of the day with her daughter, Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Stanike. Mrs, Mary Dauncey of London, visited with Mrs. Earl Young last Thursday and both spent the afternoon with Miss Mary Northgraves. Experience Counts With over thirty years experience in both ElementarY and Secondary SchoOl SysteMS. At present a member of the East Middlesex High School Eiciard, Vote for John. C. Murdy as the member of the New County of Middlesex School Board representing Bidduiph, Lucan and McGilliv ay On Deeember 2, Seven members attend .worksficop. Seven members of the .Lucert branch of the Canadian,Qappe7 Society attended a buffet dinner followed by a workshop meeting last Monday at Thaineswood Lodge in London. The dinner was donated by the women ,members of the. London Unit, Following dinner each member attended a workshop discussion for their particular office held on the Executive. Those attending were Mrs. Harold Hodgins, president; Harold Wallis, vice-president; Mrs, Don Ankers, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Haskett, service to patients; Mrs. Cecil Robb, education; Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Steve Storey, campaign chairmen. UNITED The Rev. W. C. Tupling was in charge of the Sunday morning service at Lucan United Church. Next Sunday will be White Gift Sunday and there will be a special service for the Sunday School children who will attend Church. The Junior Choir will sing directed by Norman W. Steeper. ANGLICAN The Rev. R. A. Carson was in charge of the Sunday service at Holy Trinity Church. The theme of his sermon was, "The World-Wideness of the Anglican Communion." The Rector emphasized the fact that the old concept of a missionary, a man sent out to minister to ignorant people, is not non-existent. The new concept of the mission of the church is to accept all people as brothers and sisters, and money and prayers are needed to support, sustain and extend the Gospel through national churches ministering to their own people. This theme will be demonstrated in a practical way on Advent Sunday when the Rev. Leroy A. Lyons from Port of Spain, Trinidad, who has been studying at Huron College, London, for the past four years will speak. LEAGUE OF LOYALTY The following names were marked on the Honor Roll for having been present for 10 consecutive Sundays: Lyn Miss Sandra Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott, RR 1 Lucan, in view of her forthcoming marriage to Dave Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Turner, RR. f Varna, was honored by four, Showers of miscellaneous gifts. The hostesses for the first shower held at the Lucan United Church were Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mrs. Jim Mugford and Mrs. Peter Bakker, Linda Smith and. Mrs. Bill. Clark were the hostesses for a shower at Linda's home in Lucan. Mrs, Edgar Willert and Mrs, Gerald Rathwell held a shower at the home of Mrs. Willert in zutich. Carol Ashworth of Denfield, invited girl friends from school, to give a shower for Sandra Abbott at her home. Last Saturday, the bride's mother received guests at a trousseau tea at her home, assisted by the mother of the groom-elect. Janice Turner was in charge of the guest book. The tea table was lace covered and decorated with white mums and pink and white Stanley, Karen Henderson, Holly Elson, Cheryl Hardy, Bill Carson, Bill and John Henderson, Ricky Freeman, Tim Culbert, and Steve Revington. Sandra Avery was entered for having attended five consecutive Sundays. The Sunday School children are busy practising for the pageant which will be presented in the church, Sunday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. U.C. COUPLES FELLOWSHIP CLUB The Couples Club held its regular meeting in the basement of Lucan United Church with 26 people present and E. J. Melanson presiding It was agreed to have a pot-luck supper at the next meeting December 19 at 7 p.m. The theme of the worship service was, "What do you more than others?" and was introduced by Mrs. Robert Patterson. The Scripture was read by William Froats and Mrs. Froats gave some thoughts on the theme. The Rev. W. C. and Mrs. Tupling were welcomed to the group and spoke about the interesting two years they passed in Boston, when Mr. Tupling attended University, for his S.T.M. degree. Gordon Froats led the games and a social time followed with lunch served by Mr. and Mrs. William Froats, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Froats, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lockyer. candles. Pink and white streamers were held with a white Mrs. James Mugford and Ws- Gerald Rathwell poured tea in the afternoon ,and Mrs. Lloyd Maguire and Mrs, Edgar Willert, in the evening. Mrs. Wayne Love, Zurich, and Mrs. Bill Cleric, Petrone, served the guests in the afternoon and By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Sunday at St. John's in the Wilderness Church, Brights Grove, Rev. Ben Ragg baptized Krista Hilary, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks. Godparents were Mrs, Shirley Banks, Mrs. Barbara Carter and John Euchre party is planned By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The euchre party of the Elimville Women's Institute will be held at the Usborne Central School December 2 instead of the township hall. Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox, Scott and Lori Ann of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm Routly, The Elimville Women's Institute group served lunch to the Canadian Canners meeting at the hall Tuesday evening. A large crowd of CGIT members, mothers and friends attended the CGIT graduation at Elimville Church Wednesday evening. Alan McLennan was guest speaker and showed a film he had taken while in Kenya, Africa, before coming to Canada. The five graduates were Beverley Passmore, Janet Hem, Linda Knight, Elaine Johns and Margaret Hunkin. By MRS. S. HUTTON Mr. & Mrs. John Brock, Centralia, visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Brock. Mrs. Lena Langford, Belton, isjisiting a few days with Mrs. Isabell Sugden. Mr. & Mrs. Reuben. Pehlke and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Pehlke and boys, Monkton, visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane. Miss. Lois. Hodgins, Exeter, and Miss Marilyn Smith, Lucan, served in the evening, • Mrs• Cliff Abbott, Mrs- Clarence David and Mrs. Harvey Latta assisted in the kitchen. Miss Linda Smith displayed the linen and personals while the shower gifts were shown by Brenda Turner and Janice Abbott. Simpson. Others who attended were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Banks Sr., Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Clandeboye, Miss Sybil Stevenson, Ailsa Craig, Mrs, Ruth Maines, Russelldale, Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson and children, Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter, Steven, Joanne and Kevin. They were entertained at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks, Mrs. Mervyn Carter spent a few days last week with her son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Carlisle Carter in London. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Cook, Detroit, visited last week with Mr, & Mrs. David Kestle. Sunday, Jack Legg Jr. and Miss Nancy Kestle, London, visited with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle. Mrs. George Cunningham returned home Sunday from St, Joseph's Hospital. Harry Bage and his wife are residing in the upper flat owned by Mrs. Emily Tomes. He is associated with Supertest. Mr. & Mrs. Mclvor, Thorndale, have taken up residence in the former home of the late Charles Edginton. Mr. Mclvor is the new owner of Clandeboye Auto Wreckers. Ernie Bice is now in Komoka Nursing Home following an accident in London last fall. He was in Victoria Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Rea Adams, London, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Rae Niel Sunday. "I can afford to sell him five dollars cheaper if you buy him before lunchtime." Institute ladies hear about Lucan history Church news Many area residents attend baptismal rites