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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-29, Page 10laa"-a'a 'anaa• Pane 10 Deeerrther 29, 1961 la'aTa:araa'aaaaa'aaa".7...a.!aa.• and district news. ,Jucan . . $ Ikea 2.451 Lady clerk appointed At 4 meeting of the Lareett eoueeil Deeember IS, Aire, Jr ylog Gibon.of Water $t., was riamd. village .clerk to secceed the late Den -Chown. Her new duties wilt begin the first Of the new Year, Aire. Gibape, in. addition to her new munieterPost, will coetinue to hold °Mee as sec- retary -treasurer of the Lucan Hydro commission, Her brother-in-law., the late Mr. Welter Gibson, served as. village clerk for a timber of years, prior to Mr. tahowe, Reeve Ivan Hoare will carry out the duties of the .eleek, un. til the new appoiritmeet be- comes effective. Recreation News By BARNEY WELCH The local Teen Town had its Christmas dance on. Wednes- day evening, Dec, 20 and it proved to be a success. There will be public skating as usual Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. There will be no Saturday night dance this week but in- stead there will be a New Year's eve dance ,on Sunday evening, the dance to start at 12:01. The doors will be open at 11 p.m. for those who would like to purchase tickets, Music will be provided by the Can- adian Playboys. 'We look for. ward to seeing a big crowd for this dance. The local Limns Club will have their regulae dance in the arena hall on Friday eve- ning. This dance is tutting out to be very a successful affair. I would like to wish one and all a very happy New Year. Young 'sparks bantams to tie 11 By STEVE DAVIS Paul Young led a spiritere/ Lein, to a 3-3 tie, against Bey- anston here Saturday night, Yonng scored tsvo geals While shifty little,xentre Tom HrtlYa tallied for ''the other mari-er, Bryanston's go ls ere scored by Larry Dobinsoetwice and Paul Winslaw, who .got the tier. Lucan's three stat/s were, Paul Young, Don uddo and Tom Hardy. NEW CARETAKER — Fred Vyse, formerly of Wingliam, sticeeeds Grant l3rook as jan- itor of Lucan public school, The Vyse family has taken up tet an apartment above the hydro office. —W, Culbert correspondentMl LJfl Vabett TfiPmas.G. wnqing ,c1iO4 .at „grantor). Thomas Guunipg„ 91, of Gran- lo,.dIect in South. Huron Hot- prtal, Wednesday, December a, Tlie body rested in the C. Haskett and Sou erat home,. Luean, .until a pan. Saturday, December 23. When the Rev. W, Maines ef Granton church conducted :funeral aer. viees with interment in Zion Cemetery, Pell -bearers ineluded Mews. Herman Foster, Ernie. Foster, Earl joimaton, Mervin John- son, Harvey Parkinaon, and 'William Tookey, He IS survived by his seife, the former Mary Webb, and one brother, Frank Gunning of Exeter. Mr. .Gunning wee -the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, James Gleming and had been A life time farmer, before retiring and moving to Grantort, He wee a member of the Grease) United Church. •Christmaa party Mrs, Alert Culber t, Miss Judy Haskett and the kinder- garten children of Holy Trin- ity Church, Mrs. James Free- man and tier aertior boys and girls, Miss Mary Mathers and Mr, Frank Egan and their in. terraethate girls and boys, Miss Carole Davis. Miss Nancy HaS- kett and Bryan Smith and their junior ?iris and boys, held a SS parry in the Parish Hall last Thursday evening. The best nembers were repeated Thursday eve- ning, Dec, 28 when Miss Line. Abbott .staged a New Years' concert. Following the program San- ta Claps arrived with -treats for all. Church Activities Anglican Church Thanks to the mailthers of the Altar Guild the Anglican Church was beautifully decor- ated for both services on Sun- day, which were largely at- tended, Flowers in the chan- cel were in memory of the late Mrs. Pearl Cobleigh. The ju- nior choir sang at the morning service and the senior choir at the 11 p.m. carol and holy com- munion service, United Church :.At the 11 aan, service the Rev, G. W. Sach spoke pn "Christmas — Fact or Fie. don" and at 11 p.m. the church held its first Christmas eve service of carols and special music by the Lucan and Clan- deboye choirs. Miss Ilene Don- aldson sang a solo. The spe- cial Christmas offering will go to help a refugee, a sick child, a boat on the Labrador Coast, or an orphan. At 1230 pan, Dec, 29 the WiNiS members are holding a pot luck luncheon followed by a short program in charge of Mrs. Ivan Stanley's group and on Sunday, Jan. 21 the inaug- ural servce of United Church Women will be held, Pentecostol Holiness Church On Thursday night a group of carol singers visited the nur- sing home and a number of "shut-ins", At 7 p.m. Sunday a candle- light service was held. From lighted large candles, repre- sentatives front each depart - 01 the church lit their candles, Mrs. Howard Currie read a Christmas poem, the trio, Mrs. Clayton Abbott, Miss Lorraine Graham and Mr. Paul Graham, sang and Mrs. Ed. Butler sang a solo. A knock was heard at the door and Thursday's carol singers en- tered and gave a repetitinti of their carol program used Thursday evenieg. The service elosed with a film, "The Christ Child Comes to the Home." The Rev, E. A. Gagnon was in charge .Lucan personal items Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kend- rick with the termer's parents, Rev, and Mrs. Harold Ken - dela of Seaforth, at rition, and with the latter's patent's, Mr. and Mrt. Mac ',amend Of Cro- merty Lor the evening, Mrs, Warner Aleltoberta WA8 also a guest with Mr. and Mrs, La- ond M. and Mrs, Wilson Hod- ginaxid family with Mr. and Mr. Charlet Little of alder - ton, Air. and Mrs. F, Langford Of Toronto with the latter't mother, Mrs. Sohn Casey, Dt, And Alm Merrill Ed, skoiedt and and of Precierictoo, arrived in Lucan last Thursday tai spend the holidays with Mr, and alas, Doh Downa and family, They all spent Sun, day in Detroit, guestof M. and Mrs, 'rd Ford and fanillPko HatveY Downing, 00 hat ,b6en looking after hit fa. 'ther'a estate lett fee home teat rtiday. Mr, and Alea, Clarence, Ras. IOU and hinny spent last Sud, 4$y with Mts, thlakett'a sister is Angela Arititt Of Lon. don. Mr, and Mrs, A, E. ReillY 'With Wet tea Me, S, E, Reit- and tatillin of tatatidell. AM Mrs. tortoicl Wat. Lions hear ag minister Forty seven Liens roared (with letighter) le their Ange. eau Church. basement; "den" last MonslaY night when the Lucan Lions entertained 20 membra of North London Liona, President Lionel Kenai* of Liman and President John Dortman of London were eo- chairman for an evening of fun. There were a timber of small draws and also a draw for a suit of clothes, The win- ner of the latter was an out. of -town stranger. Aire. Herman Youag'a group of the Ladies' Guild had one large angel food cake left, This was auctioned off by auc- tioneer Clare Stanley and the Preceeds handed over to Mrs. Mrs. Young's greet) as well as another donation of money. Bid- ding went fast and high on the cake which was finally won by the guest speaker, Hon. W. A. Stewart, Minister of Agri- culture, Mr, Stewart spoke on the importance of the man in agri- culture today, combining -the way of life with a sound busi- ness -like manner. He mentioned a number of industries, which seem far removed from agri- culture, to most people, which in reality depended on the farmer and his income. He also said that the net income of the farmer today is greater in Ontario than in any other province in Canada and has shown a steady increase over the last 10 years. Lion IL F. Stanley introduced the guest speaker and in thank- ing him, Lion Don Banting, on behalf of the club, presented him with an honorary member - shin certificate. Plans for the New Year's dance at the community cen- tre, Dec. 29, were finalized. Visit "shut.ins" CGIT, Explorers and their leaders held their Christmas party in the United church schoolroom last Monday eve- ning, Christmas games preceded the supper after which Santa Claus appeared to hand out the exchange of gifts. Those present were then divided into three groups to go carol singing and to present candy, treats and snow -trees to shut-ins. One group went to Clandeboye, one to the south end and the last to the north end of the village. At the Lu - can Lodge they visited the six patients so in all they visited 21 homes and 26 shut-ins, Sunday school enjoys concert Last Wednesday evening the Sunday Schoel of the United Church held its Christmas party and concert with the superintendent Cliff Culbert as MC. The program included read- ings by Nancy Young, Donna Walker, Joan Riley and Louise Cochrane; a piano euniber by Helen Sigsosorth, an accordion number by Terry Thomas, a junior choir number, "The House that Jack Built" and a nurnber of kindergarten songs. These wee tots, who did ex- ceptionally well and were se cute, received a big hand of applause as did the seven junior boys in the last num- ber who had the letters GOOD BYE on their backs. Unfortu- nately (or perchance fortunate- ly l when they completed their nutnber and turned round the letters were backwards, EYE DOOG and evoked peals of laughter and more applause than if correct. During the program several telegramwere received froin Santa Claus reporting his prog- rest ki Ltican, After the program which was held in the church, all retired to the schoolrooin where Sante had a treat tor all the chil- dren, Celebrate 40th anniversary Last 11 iraday evening, be- tween 50 and 60 friends, rela- tives and neighbors frern Park- hill, Embro, London, Denfield and Lucan sprang a surprise party on Mr, and Alrt, Donald McLellan, the odeasion being their fortieth wedding anniver- sary, During the evening gifts were presented te the. "bride and groom", MPS, K6n Hobbs read- ing the address and 'Mrs, Nor., Mae Ceveritill making the pres- entation. The everting was spent iti playing ptogreasiVe eirchre, Mrs, MeLellan, the. termer Muriel Ovens, daughter of tile late Mr, and Mrs, jblin Ovens o ClaridebeYe and Mr. McLel- lan, the soh Of the late Mr, and Mr. Murdock MeLellan Of ANA Craig were inerriod At the bride's holed 40 yeare age by the RM. Geddee Ot the Presbyterian Church, Ansa Craig. Among those present VIM'S - day evening, was the brides- maid, Mrs, Ivan Stanley, tito fernier Flerelled °Vent, , who attehtlecl het Slater, UnfOrtu. hately the taVin MOO of 1,116 groonl, Mr. Lean Metollan, WAS bast %An for hIS Eve), thew Wel untb1e to be pro- tea. tido and Billie and Mist Vera Watnidge tat Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs, N. W. WAsnidge last Sunday, ReV i. M, Cook his son, Arthur Cook, Atid &tighter, Edythe Cook (of the Toeonto Teaching Staff) let on Satur- day to spent Christailas with Mr. Cook's son Mr. Rebell Cook and /artily of Chicago. Mr, and Mrs, H. F, Knowles of Termite and Mr, and Mrt, lat,aseli Radcliffe of London with Mr. and Mrs, J, S. Rad- cliffe The Leacher and punila of the cottraey School presented their Christmas concert Friday eight. Mrs, Will Haskett, left on Wedrieaday for Birmingharri, 'Alich., witete ahe will spend A few Weeks With her Sister, Airs, Oliver Lillie, Mr, and Aitt. GeOrge Patti and Randy tett no Saturday to setathe holiday with Mr. Paul's parents, Me, and Mrs. George Paul Sr, �f Laehute ahd Mrt Pantile brother, Mr. 361in Otilbraith of Athritreal, The Lenart `.1leen Teatal ifierri4 bees Mid a slideessfill Christ, Mas dalied at the Ceniniuttity, entee Wedilettley evening, De& ember' 20, with the London 4tCopper 'r 6 n elf" proViding splendid Mule. Parents pack' .arena .hear PSH.concert Jest put on a ehildren's pro- gram to fill the auditorium Of th Dilcall Community Conine to, et.ipaeity. Tina fact was exemplified Friday night, when all arena Chairs anal itenchea ea well as sphool chairs were needed to a6cornInedAle die large num, ber wh rewded In to see the annual Public Sehool cencert. Probably the outstanding fee. Lure ot the whole evening was lh singing, Each year, since a music' teacher has beep added to the staff, the singing has impreved and the Present tea- cher, Mrs. Sangster has been no exception. This year a je- nior choir was organized led by ISIrs. Ross aleRoberts, Mr. Thomas Beer led the se- ttler choir and the grade 7 ried 8 choir in choruaes and the final massed choir in "Must be Santa." Mrs. Ch ales Corbett's Kin. dergarten numbr, "W inter Fun," drew a big hand of ap- plause as most of her Nvee tots were making their debut on the ,publie stage, Of the five scenes in this number the ska. ting scene, deserves the spe- cial mention. R is doubtful' if participants in an ice carni- val, received any more enjoy- ment than did these little peo- W. T. Parkinson district farmer Wesley Thomas Parkinson, 84, died Wednesday, Dec, 20 in St. J•oaeph's Hospital, London, The body rested at the C. Baskett and Son funeral home, Lem, until Friday, Dec, 22, when the Rev, W. J, Maines of Granton c li u r c li, conducted funeral se rvice s. Interment was in The Grove emeterY, London Township. Pallbearers were Messrs. Neil Parkinson, Mr, Parkinson, Victor Smith, Jim Dickinson, William McComb and Chester McComb. Besides his wife, the former Eliza Dickinson, Mr, Parkin- son is survived by two stint, Clifford of London Township, and Ivan of Pt. Perry, also one sister, Mrs, Susan Bilyea of London Township. Mr, Parkinson was a life Lime farmer liviiig at Lot 6, Concession 11 London Town- ship. Lucan Auxiliary bingo The last minute Christmas rush, didn't keep bingo cans from last Thursday's bingo At the Legion Hall for there was a good crowd Out. Some play- ers must have been glad they went for they won several times \011ie others to doubt re- gretted the lost of time and money. Mrs. Tom Weller of Lucan won the $5 consolation prize. The line winners for "Share the wealth were Mrs. Doug Ewen (who also won the 5th bingo), Larry Cooper, Barba- ra Cooper (visitors wi•th their grandmother Mrs. John Sint - bort) Jim Rummell, Lucan and Met, H. Bieber, of Clandeboye, Mr. Gordon Whitehead won the full card prize and altered the first bingo with Mrs. H, Schroe- der of Exeter and Mrs. Lloyd Hayter of Lucan. Mrs. Hayter also shared the third bingo with Mr. Lloyd Pepper of Exeter who split the second part of the Consecutive bingo with Mr. H. Bieber, Clandeboye and Mrs. Ira Carl- ing, Luean, Mrs. E. Leger, Clandeboye, won the first part and Mr. • Dave Paton of Park- hill won the full card. Mr. Bie- bea also won the ilth bingo, so it was a big night for the Bie- ber's, airs. Harry Arnold and Ales. M, Peale of Lucan split the 9th bingo. Solo winner a were Mrs. Dave Paton of. Parkhill, Mrs, 14, Schroeder of Exeter and Mrs, Cecil Hodgins and Mrs, E. Pembleton of Lucan. tleiMeataanesegananatemaam sat This week in Winchelsea 15 By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS :2),'4,4=0.2V,ats=0=4*AlWAVAN Mr. and Mra, Roy Macdon- ald Of Staffa visited on Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs, Colin Gallen and family, Mr, and Mrs. John Coward visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Coward near Wood - ha in. Christmas visithrs were: Mr. and Mrs, Wib Coward and Susan of Loridon, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Bibby and family Of Kirkton, Mt. arid Mrs. Bever- ley Paeans and family ef near Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Murray Coward and family of Sunshine Line, Mr, and Mrs, John Cc*. ard with Mr, and Mrs, Philip Haan arid family, Mr. and MI'S, Howaed Day. man and fatality of Kipper), Mrs, Joseph Dayman of Exeter and Mrs, Nelson Clarke of Farqu- har With Mr. and Mil. Wim Walters. Mr, and Mkt. bill Gilfillan, Randy and Weekly of Exeter And Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Smith and Penne ef Crediton with Me, Red Mr, . Conn Gil- filla0 and family, Alm Garnet Miners with Mr, and Mrs, Erie Carseaddefi And family of Exeter,' Mr, and Meg, Newton Clarke and Mr, And Alta. liatold Clarke, Bobby and Eugene spent Christmas svith Mr, and Mrs. BeVetley Morgan and fAmily of Thainda Road, Mr, and Mrs, Preemari Horne and family With Mr, and Mrs, Dickey of Weodballi, Mr, and Mrs, HTiloracee. bridge, Drilte and rted, with Mr, and hits, Squire Rodman, Elhnvi1l6 South, ' Mr. ahdMra,Elsoil Inetth and family with Mt, arid Alts, TOM Skinner at St, Pants, Ina as :they .6nt the figure eight ot thele tallagtharY skatea and ring. Mrs. Hareld CObleigh'a play "Our Christmas Town," was fine And eetailed a tremepdous amonnt of preparation, ainge packing boxes which had been transformed into !muses and stores with windows, doors and chimneys, stretelled across the stage. The doors were suffi- ciently large for the grade I, and 2 pupils te no in and mit to euechase ChrisInas wreaths and trees, Mrs, Cobleigina fa, ther had made six, child size wooden %don'ts and b q w s. Though no sound Was audible yet, the fiddlers, Mary Benn, Carole Marin, Dennis Wraith anti Steven Revington, kept perfect time with the pia. Po. The carol singers and Torn licarn as the shoeenaker also deserve speelal mention. Mrs. Ross Alellobert's numbr, "The Christmas Story" also entailed a lot a costuming for Mary, Joseph, the Angels, Shepherds, Wise' Alen And choir, The 14 members of the choir were .dressed in surplices of the UC jueior choir and sang well, The grouping of the whole cast around the manger was very effective, Mrs. Arenthal's and Mrs. Beer's rooms next staged, "The Story of the Rells" with the former's pupils in front of the stage doing the choral reading and the latter on the stage do- ing the singing. Large deco- rated paper bells with the words "Good Cbeer," "Happi- ness" "Humility," "Love" and "Adore" were added to the al- ready decorated tree on the centre of the stage, as the cho- ruses were sung, The last play, staged by pu- pils of Mr, Corsaut's and Prin- cipal Jenkin's rooms, was en- titled, "An Official Visit" and depicted a school scene with Marilyn Hearn" as teacher and David Lippers, Briant Haskett and Gary Traversey as mem- bers oa the school board. The pupils (true to form) embar- rassed their teacher with the answers they gave when ques- tioned. Mr. Clare Stanley, was MC, Principal Jenkins spoke brief - rammormtamommeisma The story in Saintsbury By MRS, HEBER DAVIS FnarezinarMIEM.Wac=?Za,. Christmas service Holy communion service was held at St. Patrick's church on Sunday, Dec. 24 and Christmas service, The following were entertain- ed during the holiday weekend: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, Carol, Kenny and David, Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire, Leroy and Dennis and Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mr, and Mts. Jim Watson, Wayne and Bruce, Denfield, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guilfoyle, London, Mr. Harold Guilfoyle, Denfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee and boys with Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Green- lee. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family with Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Latta, London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire, Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire, Sueann and. Paul and Mr. Ron Squire with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins on Sunday and on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins, Wayne, Joan, Caroline and Jimmy, Lambeth, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDonald, Lucan, and Mr. arid Mrs. Peter. Sovereign and Faren, London, Mr. and Mr. Harry Noels, Gordon, Mona and Donald, Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burke and son, North Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldwell and family, Shedden, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Smith, Debby, Michael aid Rieky, Miss Shirley Deer, Miss Dar- lene Nash and Mr. Earl Walls and Miss June Thomas. Mrs, Garnet Isaac and Mar- jorie and Mr. Gote Wennestrum with Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Davis. Mr, And Mrs. Bob Tindall and Nancy with Mr, and Mrs, Charles Tindall, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Barker and family with Mr, and mrt. Mervin Elston. Mr. and Mts. Ron Carroll, Mrs. Ada Ings, London, Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Miss Sophia Richards and Mr. and Mrs, Heber DAVis with Mr. and Mrs. Harty Carroll, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis, .140ather ahd. Michael, with Mr, and Mrs. George IVIcFalls, ' Mr, and Mrs, George Atkin- son, Sandra and Darren %vitt) Mr. And Mrs. Hermaii 'Atkin - ton. Mr. and Mit, Tom latioy arid Clayton with Mt, and hits, Ideuriee MacbOnald, Lucan, Mr. and WS, Heber Davis with Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Elstoo on Sunday and Mr, and' Met. Jim Young, lateen, on Monday. On Saturday they had Me. and Mrs, Jini Barker, Joan, Gary and Jean, me. arld Mrs, teal Greenlee, Larry atid Leslie, Mr, And Mrs. Hugh Davis Heather and Michael, Mr and Mts. JIM 'Voting mid Jeffrey, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Tih- dell and Mindy and' Mrs, Melt. ard Dickint. Mr. and Mrs, Eati Geeslin The and boy t arid Mr, and Alts, Raymond Gteeniee en Monday with Mrs, A. Greenlee and trinsley, Mr, and Mes, Bill /Olmsted and Dennis with the foreeer'a parents, Mr. And Mia, JAM, sten, ranshatve, and ,With Mrs, Fairbairn, London, Mrs, Jobb- stolf`a Moth& Mid Mr, ried Mrs, Peed Dobbs ar, pont the weekend With the Megk fansJly GUelph, ly thankieg the area for the tremendous. ameept, 41 work and time spent In predneing such a program. The program closed with a visit from Santa Claes with A treat for all the childree. Topics from Woodharn By MRS, ARTHUR RUNDLE aaaaaaialiadraeasaaela' Mr, and_ Airs, jirian crane of Thamesford Kern SendaY attests of Mr, and Mrs. Robert . • m and Jak, at tinte 01 wI-iting Rev, and Mrs. Werehaill VIS- ited with Mrs. 11, ehatten at Huron View Home on .Satur- day. mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Lily Vocitien and Mr. Albert Vodden were Thttsday visitors with Mr. AO Mrs, Ernie Veddee, Miss Norma Kotler of )3arrie spent acmel days with Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy and Bradley last week. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Smith en- tertained 00 Sunday Mr, And Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara of Shipka, Mr. And Mrs, Frank Levy, Rachel, He - .10n and lincia of Transvaal, Mr, and Mrs, Vem, Rundle and Larry, M. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Mr, and Mrs, Don Wilson, warren And Sandra .of Uniondale. Christmas Day guests In the community: With Mr. And Mrs. George Wheeler, Mt, and Mrs, John Cooke and John of Arkona, Mrs, Ada Butters. With Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd oues and family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mari Lynn and Dennis, of Davidson, Mich,, Mee. Mary Jaques and Mr, A. Copeland. With Mr. and Mr. Robert Bundle and boys, Mrs. Olive Payne and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne, Mr, and Mrs, Ro- bert Gordon and Randy of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane, Mr, and Mrs: Robb Mc- Donald, Karen and Lorrie of Thamesfotd and Mrs, Arthur Ruhdle of St, Marys. With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cow- drey were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda of Winchel- sea, Mr. Ernie Cowdrey, Mil- dred and Fred of Kirktoe and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. With Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Copeland and Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mountain of St. Ma- rys, Mrs. M. Copeland and "Nanith VMr. and Mrs. Ira Mc- Curdy and Mr. arid Mil. Reg. McCurdy were Mr, and Mrs. Ray McCurdy,. Brenda and Larry of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, Jerry and Larry of St. Marys and Mr. Don Brine. With Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dic- key were Mr. and Mrs. Don Masnica and family of Mark- ham, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Brock and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and jimmy of Kitchener. Mr, and Mrs. Newman Baker of Wellburn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling and Miss K. Hoene of London, Mrs. yern. Armstrong and joyce of Warren, Michi- gan, Padre and Mrs. Fee, Nat- cy and Paul of RCAF Centre - Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne, Ruth and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ford and Ric- ky of Winchelsea and Mrs, Har- ry Ford, kinMs. rs. Arthur Hopkins with Mr. Herb and Miss Ada Hop - Mr. and Mrs. John Redd, Pa- mela. and Calvin with Mr. and Win. Frank Rodd. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Douglas with Mrs. Garnet Johns of St, Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family with Mr. and lain. Henry Small and Thelma Of St. Thom as, Mr, and Mrs, Don 'Morphy and Bradley on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Murray of Exeter and Monday and Tues- day with Dr. and Mrs, George Morphy, John and Nelson of Totento. Mr. and Mrs. Oster Brink With Mr. and Mrs, Rhea Ste- phens of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald LaWson and fatality With Mr. arid Mrs. Retold Beavers of Exeter, Mt. and Ales, Ted Insley, Murray and Karen With Mr, and Mrs, Win, Swartz of Crediton. Miss Sadie LAsesoti was A Sun- day visitor with Me, and Mrs, Gerald Lawson and fAmily. Mt. and Met, Charlie J.01168 of Granton, Mr. And Mrs. Wm, Redd of EXeter Were MOnday Ocala and Mt, And Mil. Itost Gunning, Larry and Stephen cC totenth ware weekend Viaitrei with •Mr, and Mat, *Hitt Miller RhlAlef.4thattil. and Alra John Ilteerk. thaw And Murray ot Rennet:it Me. and WA, Harold Levy, Ka - len rthd Lynn of St. Matys, Ma, And MiS George Levy and Ell. artheth of Resaeldale with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy arid fanli- ke. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbett Kirk. by with Me. and Mee, La Veilie Rodd and family on Setiday. Mr. and Me8, La Vette Redd, Wavle, Karon And Eddie With Mr, and Mrt, 'letitne Passmoro and faretily,M1 Monday and With Air. and Alts, Wilbert Kirkby oC Kirkton on Tiletday. Met. Rey Kirk With Mr, and Mra, Bryde Skinner And faritily or Seettal days OM the day, h�li- Mis ;Sybil '110 U W h ti 1 8 Of Grand 'Valley is tpeedillig week With Mt, arid Mra,ailaillit Witte -Veen and Sharon, BaltY and Suaah Tatitillhaon art SPOnd, hg tho theistmea liOlidays -with their .tinde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Frank TOOley 01 Tor. 'Onto, Awards presente at Clandeboye poly By ,104, PAT9N CAN P 40.Y. 'Christmas party was held. in at. James eInch, elaod beye,Friday nitpee 110j;niorgthigkviimoa- the Sunday .SehOOI program vith Christmas -earols And CbVstLia14svUl lis5 Joan t41171n Asacen. panist, . nuniber nf songs and recitations were presented by athercl4shiriscsi Qtuas story 'as rbyjean %1;ingham and gstuas(1were given by Davict Hill, riA Jiptnle Wita. Barbara Cunningham gave a guitar selection. Those .receiving telt !lumbers for geed _attendance, to be add- ed to their shield, were Joan CeeninghAnn parbara Cunning. ham, Jean, Cunningham, Eliza - both Hill, Nancy Hill, Marion Cunningham, David Hill, Calle, erine Cunningham and Susan Hill. Freddie Whitmore and Eileni'NdVIatmere each received a sho -rhuVri:b" NEWS United 00 Sunday at the United church the Rev, G. W, Seen eonducted the Christmas serv- ice with a good attendance. •the United Churcli in Lu - can for the 11 p,m. service on -Christmas eve meinbers from th llnited Churo,h here at- tended,St, ,larnes Church At St, James church the rec- tor, the Rev, E, O. Lancaster on Sunday conducted the Holy Communion service for Christ- mas with a good attepdanee. The junior choir sang "Silent Night", On Sunday, Dec, 31 a carol service will be held at 2,30 p.m. On Sunday night for the 11 p,m, service at Holy Trinity, Lucan, Christmas eve, St. Jamas eh treli was represented, Christmas visitors Mrs. Emily Tomes and Tom, Mr. And KM Lynn Sawyer, David and Andrea, Petrone, with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Lynn. Mr, and Mrs, Kenna Thomp, son and Ivan, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Thompson, London, Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson, Ralph and Murray, Mr, and Mrs, Keith Simpson, Mr. and Mrs, George Simpson, Hazel, Helen and Kenneth with Mr. Mrs. Akthur Simpson. Mrs. Hiram Thompson, Dr, and Mrs. T. 'Watson, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe, Lon- don, Mr. and airs. George Hod- gins, arid Airs, Ralph Smith and family, Gerald Hod- gins and Miss Alice Ryan all of Lucan with Mr, and Mrs, Andy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor and their famlies, all of Lucan, with Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Lewis, Me. Austin Bice, Mr, Eugene Bice, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. David Butler, Tommy and Ricky, Guelph, Messrs. John and Harold Oliver, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton A, Has. kelt and son John, Lambeth, FwaitilL,Mr, and Mrs. H. B. Mc - Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, Stephen and Kevin, with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Carter. Mr, and Mrs, Tom 'Brock, Karen and Murton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern, Ivan, Nancy arid Sandra, Zion Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Susan, London, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Debbie and Diane, Gee - aid Lynn, Jeff Sleaford, Misses Dorothy and June Lynn with Mr. Lloyd Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Downing, Karen and Joan, Chatham, with Mr. and Mrs, Aimee Hendrie. Mr. and Mrs, Karl O'Neil, Luea n Ajr. floy Me04.nn, 11eit and Beth Me,,;artn And Mrs.' „Cecil: Q;irters. and MYrna,. Thornd4le, and Miss M, Cebleigh, with , Mr, arid Lewis.. arid Alra, WOW 'Logan Mr'sli*..4.b14 Ara,.Carter with, .M.r. And Mrs i ,Itotert v Mrs. liarold 31.sori .an Mr. Alnuzo Phillips, ,And Mr. Duncan Ross, all lt'Park; hill, 'with Mr. And. 1r.,5.. Jim $igswortil„ . Alton Nel d 1.)i- and Mrs. Clif- thoiliAiii:ril..0.,,Q.:%111.‘:tultril‘glls. Iss anv4L'Poesh, Mr, ancl Mrs, Juan'oks :olinns'it.i(174.A1•111:11.And Mrs, Fr4nIg Mr. And Mrs, Clarenee Squires, Grareen, Mr, and mrs, Arnold Harper, Joan, Jimmie and Donald .c)r. St, Pala% Mr, And Mrs, Jon •ettnningli a m .and leintherly Ano of London -with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham, on Sere claaealleas' Cindy, Si iSnaprsta,, Rte' M 4a Pr3t'l Mr. and, Mrs. Petor and Paul, Kirkton, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Carter, .Stephen and, Kevin of the village, Mies Sybil atomism. Ansa Craig, who will spend the week, Mr, and Mrs. Nen Carter Anti • P.atricia. with Mr, and Mrs. ' Maurice Simpson. • Mr. and Mrs, Rill Walden, day, and Mt, and Mrs. Doug- las lyle Carter and Jimmie, on Sun, Dohnlar,la,anid4Aninrest.h ansi Douglas, Londpn, Mr, .and Mrs, Jim Beckett and Sandra, Kitchener, with the Millson femily on Sun- riCaltham, Mr. and Mrs, Car - Carter, London, on Monday with Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley Nell, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs, Rea Adams and Shirley, London, with Mr, a.nd Mrs. Rea ,Neil, Mr. and Mrs, Ebner Cun- ningham, Ingersoll, Mr, and Mrs. Ernol Cunningham, Patri- cia and Donald, Glencoe,. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Morgan, Lucan, with Mrs. Omar Cnn- ningham. Personal items Mr, Dick arid Miss Anne Hodgins visited old :friends, calling on Mr, and Mrs. H. B. McFalls and the Millsoh fam- ily. A former resident IWO met with an accident at her home in St. Marys on Friday morn- ing, Dec, 22. Mrs, Ralph Ains- lie suffered a fractured hip. She was taken to Victoria. Hos- pital, London. Mrs, Murray Hodgson visited. her sister, Mrs. R. Ainsliiien,mpat. Victoria .1lospital, on Sunday. , a Mr. and Mrs. Andy7 son, El and Sandy, were guests on Tuesday with eir, and Mrs, Arthur Simpson, Mrs. Tom Collins And. sister, Mrs. H. Hots:tell of Kirkland Lake, spent several days with Mrs, Lena Bawden in Lucan, School concert , The 21 pupils enrolled at Clandeboye school entertaned the community at their annual ChrrstrnAS concert Which con- sisted of choruses, piano • solos and duet, accordion solos, dia. rloegcutteast,dtsel, square dance and recitations. 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