The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-12-13, Page 15Phon* 109 Luc »n Correspondent: Miss Lin* Abbott
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Elects Officers
Mrs, C. H. George, the presi
dent,. chaired . the December
meeting of the United Church
Woman’s Association, held in the
church parlors, last Wednesday
The nominating committee,
W- 3- Langford and Mrs.
Busintss- Mfh's Dr*w
The Lucan Business Men held
the first of three draws at 3 p.m.
last Saturday. Sheilagh Ewen,
Mrs. Helen Farr and Hugh Con*
Jin were the lucky winners each
receiving a voucher good for $5
worth of merchandise..
The following names were
drawn but not being present
were not eligible for a prize;
Mr, J, H. Cahtelon, Larry Mb- -G*’ *'■' avujs.Falls, Margaret Cobleigh, Mrs, Rr SrY0Uns N'°«ght Ln *he s^ate
■ Roland Hodgins, Arnold Damon Q{flcers and Rev, L. J. Rouls-
and Mrs, Edith Mitchell, The1?/1 0 large of the election,
next draw -will be Saturday, De-.’ Mrs<., <-ecH Robb, was elected
eember 15 at 3.p.m, --a -
Personal Hems
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Nimo
and Donald of Kincardine were
Saturday guests with Rev 'and
Mrs. J, P. Pfest. •
Mrs, Annie Fairies has -gone
to London for the winter.
Mr. Harold Brooke is on the
sick list at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs, T. Brooke.,
I Mr. and Mrs, Chester Patrick
J and babe spent last weekend with
iMr. and Mrs. Mel Culbert.
:• Sunday guests with Rev. and
Mrs. E. J, Roulston included
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas. Campbell all
of Ridgetown.
Miss Lina Abbott supplied last
Thursday and Friday in the Pub
lic School (Grade 1 and 2) dur
ing the abscence of Mrs Harold
Cobleigh.
Mrs. Herman Young is on the
sick list. , ~
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Riley and
Mr. and' Mrs, Tom Neil of Ham
ilton were weekend guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Messrs Clifford and Murton Mc
Lean -secured a truck load of
Christmas trees at Wiarton last
Thursday.
Mti and Mrs. James Tubb, of
MjhehMl Werd Sunday guests with
H06 latter’^.pardntsfMr, and Mrs,
jiwifesrHodgins. - ,
WMrs. Cliff Culbert is now an
ffiShployee at the Bank of Mon-1
tfeaL
president and vice presidents
are Mrs, George Paul and Mrs.
Murray Hodgins; secretary, Mrs.
Harold Whyte; assistant, Mrs.
Ivan Hearn; treasurer, Mrs.
Jack Lankin; pianists, Mrs. S.
|C. Chown and Miss Reta Chowan;
press reporter, Mrs. Murray
Hodgins.
Group leaders are Mrs. Edgar
McFalls, Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Mrs.
Myron Culbert, Mrs. John Park,
Mrs. Don Maguire, Mrs. Erie
Young, Mrs. Sheridan Reving-
ton, Mrs. Eldon Young and Mrs.
Chas.. Sovereign.
During the business session it
was decided to set up a nursery
service for babes and toddlers
during church services.
Mrs, Cecil Robb and Mrs, M.
Hodgins were named a commit
tee to take charge of W. A,
Christmas cheer.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
T. C. McFarlane who told the
story of Mrs. George McDougall,
wife of the first pioneer Metho
dist missionary of the west. She
tied in her story with the Christ
mas season by saying: “Mrs
McDougall lived Peace on. Earth
’Good-will to Men’’ 365 days of
each year during her long life.”
Personal Hems
Mrs. James Freeman, had the
misfortune to trip on a mat in her
living-room last Monday and her
right elbow was badly sprained.
On Sunday evening, December
2, Mr, John Casimir’s mother fell
down the basement steps, break
ing an arm, cutting her head and
injuring her back.- The phone be
ing cut off. she wasn’t able to get:
help until Tuesday morning
when she called to Mr. Herbert
Stretton who contacted Mr. Cas-
mir at Stratford and the doctor.
She is now in Stratford Hospital.
. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hay of Wil
liam St, have moved into the
house vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Schrans and family on
Market and Beech St. The latter
have moved to Komoka.
James and Mrs, Tubb Honored
Mr, and Mrs. James Tubb (nee
Beth Hodgins, of Lucan) were
guests of honor at a reception and
dance held, in the Mitchell Com
munity Centre when- over 200
friends and neighbors met to
extend best wishes.
During the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Tubb were presented with
a dining-room suite.
Personal Items
Mrs. J. R. Murray has re
turned home after spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Murray, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hask
ett spent last weekend in Wood-
stock, the guest of Mrs, Hask
ett’s sister, Mrs. J. C. Davey. .
Mr. and Mrs. Leo LaBlanc, of
Hamilton were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Ribson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake
of Exeter, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs.t Myron Cul
bert,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Brian David, at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Sunday, Dec.
9, a brother for Cathy.
Mr. Bob Murray has returned
after a two week’s business trip
in 'Ottawa and Montreal.
Guests with Mr, and Mrs, TI.
Hodgins last Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs, Art Abbott and
Carroll- of Saintsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton
and family spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Stretton’s mother, Mrs.
Wm. Sangster, of Hensall and
Mr. Stretton’s father, Mr, Her
bert Stretton, of Brussels.
Lucan’s thaw last Thursday and
Friday got rid of the snow but
set sump pumps going again.
Mrs, T. Brooke has moved in
to an apartment abdve the Sham
rock restaurant and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mason have moved
from. Market St. into the house
vacated by' Mrs. Brotfke.
Mr. R. Engle who has been
living three miles northof'Vu..
can. on Con. 4 BiddUlph, lias
moved into the house vacatrfi
by Mr. Mason on Market St.' *’
Mr. Wm. Thompson and fam
ily from Winnipeg, now of Crum-
Jin, have moved into the Ivan
Culbert apartment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morley Waugh,
Mrs. T. Waugh, London, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Thacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson
and family spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Ulvada Hopkins
of Mitchell.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred Pattison,
Miss Orrie Thacker spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Langford of Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson
were Wednesday evening guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Murray Thom
son of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Facey, of
Wellburn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan
and family of. Prospect Hill were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones., •
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hartwick
and family of Bryflnston. were
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. William JOpes.
Miss Kathleen Mosscy, Wing
ham,. spent a fc.w days with Mrs.
James Mosscy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills and
Gwen were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Kneadly of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin
son, Anne and Paul were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Pickel of St. Marys.
Jimmy Mossev is a patient in
St. Joseph’s Hospital, having
undergone a serious operation.
Main St. Groups
—Continued from Page 10
perj 'W. A. treasurer, Mrs. Geo.
Hawkins: ass’t, Mrs. E. R. Hop
per; W.M.S. treasurer, Mrs. E.
Carter, ass’t Mrs. Ben Beavers;
benevolent fund, Mrs. B. W.
Tuckey, ass’t, Mrs. R. E. Rus
sell; pianist, Mrs. Frank Wild-
fong. .
Group leaders are Mrs. N.
Hockey, Mrs. A, Willard' and
Mrs. P. Merkley; lunch conven
er, Mrs. Glen McKnight; press
reporter, Mrs. Ben Beavers; study book secretary, Mrs. Cecii
Skinner; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs, George Jaques; litera
ture, Mrs. Wib Martin; supply,
Mrs, E. Carter and Mrs. R.
Balkwill; temperance, Mrs. Wm.
Pearce; sacrament, Mrs, Glen
McKnight; parsonage com,, Mrs.
R. Hopper, Mrs. W. Martin and
Mrs. O. Tuckey; visiting conven
ers, Mrs. J. W. Powell and Mrs.
Geo. Jaques; Christian Steward
ship scc’y, Mrs. E. Carter.
Mrs. Geo. Layton and Mrs,
Alex Rapson are honorary pres
idents. 0
Mrs. E. Russell presided for
the W.M.S, meeting and Mrs. E.
Carter presented t h e study.
Readings were given by Mrs.
Russell and Mrs, P. Merkley.
A Christmas duct was contribut
ed by Mrs. W. Martin and Mrs.
Ben Beavers. The allocation for
1957 has been raised.
Mrs, Glen McKnight conducted
the W.A. meeting. The treasur
er’s report given by Mrs. Gee.
Hawkins showed a balance oii
hand
The purchase of new tables
was discussed and it was decid
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