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THE TIMES-ADTOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1951
Mark Garrett
s-diool
prla ipal Lady
Lc;adQr. for many
Garre"’: died at his home.
Hale St.. London. Friday, July 6.
He was retired after having
taug-.t for 42 years. Born on
Lat 9. Concession 16, London,
Township, near Edgewood, Mr.
Garret: was eldest son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Garrett.
Surviving are four sons: Gor
don of Pembroke: John, of
Trenton: George, of London: and
B??t
brothers
Prairie,
of Miami, Florida:
Of L. ndota: and five sisters: Mrs.
A. £ (Pearl) Cooke, of London;
Mrs. B. M. iEdna) Haller, Wind
sor, Mrs. L. B. (Etta) Veri (H), Noreen Conlin (H), Anita
Wiebe, of Los Angeles. Calif.; 1 G i g n a c (H). Jerry Harrigan
Miss Margaret Garrett and Mrs.! (H), Patricia Harrigan (H),
A W. (Charlotte) Herbert, of j Hannie Loynes, Jackie De Block,
London. Also seven grandchild- ’ Joanne Willems, Mia Van Der
ran. 1 Loo.
His
Garrett
Rev.
Marks
ducted
Monday, July 9, in the Logan
funeral home, London. Pallbear
ers were Harry Clement, George
■Clifford, John Cooke, Dalton
Garrett. W. W. Garrett and Car
men Goble. Interment was in
Woodland Cemetery.
teacher and;
Beck School.
rears, Mark
IS 5
Pembroke: John,
George, of London:
jf Parry Sound. Also three
George, of Portage La
Manitoba: Rev. Eldon,
and K. M.,
Lucan And District News
$t. Patrick’s School
Examination Results
Grade 8 to 9: Alice St. Dennis I
(.HL Evelyn St. Dennis jH>.
Grade
UH.
Grade
(HL Jo
Grade
(H), Judy Seifried
Grade 3
nolds (Hi.
Grade 2
(HL
Grade 1
Ci to 7: Tres'S Vlasman
5 to 0:
Vlasman.
t to 5:
John Conlin
ConlinPaul
(H).
Robert Rey-1
8
IiIiI II
I
to 4:
Mars- Vlasman (H).
to 3: Mike Dewan
to 2: Hugh Conlin
wife, Evelyn (Clement)
died two years ago.
Walter Jones, of St.;
Anglican Church, con-
the funeral service, on
H—Honours.
N. Conlin is principal.
Mrs. E. M. Langford of Gran
ton is a guest at the home of
M;ss Gertrude White.
A number of persons from
Lucan attended the barn dance
at Mr. W. Seeli's last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins
an I family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Emerson Hodgins
at Brantford.
iWind Hits Lucan
Our American cousins
not the only ones- who celebrat-
The
wild
with
rain
Many windows
broken, fowl killed and
damaged.
exceptionally large attend-
gathered in the Haskett
were
jed the fourth of July.
! weatherman also had a
time in the Lucan district
his bombardment of wind,
and hailstones.
were
crops
An
ante ..
funeral home last Sunday to pay
their last repeets to Verne Harl-
ton, the Granton 14-year-old Who >
Saintsbury School
.Enjoys Picnic
The Sunday School picnic of
St. Patrick’s Cureh. Saintsbury
; was held at the Seaforth Lions
Club Park on Saturday, July 7.
Forty-three members of the S.S.
sat down to dinner at 1 o’clock.
After dinner a good time was en
joyed in sports under the leader
ship of Mrs.
Mrs. Maurice
Results of
lows:
Boys and
Sharon Davis,
and Caroline Dickins;
girls four to eight-— Allan Lus
tig, Clayton Kooy; boys eight to
eleven—George Atkinson, Came
ron Davis; girls eight to eleven-—
Alexia Davis, Joan Dickins; girls
and boys, eight to fifteen—
Howard McDonald, Alice Ann
Dickins; married women-— Mrs.
Jack Dickins; kick the slipper—
Howard McDonald; three legged
race-—Alice Ann Dickins and Al-
marie Davis; clothes pin race—
Howard McDqnald and George
Atkinson; guessing contest—
men, Mr. Albert Dickins.
men, Mrs. Ted Bridge.
The youngest person
ground was Jimmy
the oldest was Mrs.
Personal Items
Mrs. W. J. Davis _
days last week at the home of
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
Jack Dickins and
McDonald.
races were as fol-
girls under four—
Larry Greenlee,
boys and
wo-
on the
Dickins and
Fred Davis.
Pupils All Pass
At Reveke School
Billy Guay.
- Gordon
To tirade
To tirade
spent a few
met death so tragically last week I ry Hodgins of Lucan,
when killed by a tractor. i
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Seven - Anna West-Grade
Laurie McGill, George Rath-
Ross Gregory
GraRe Six—Leroy Berry.
Garde Five—Glen Moore,
i Many Abend Funeral
Of Rev. A. C. Calder
High church officials were
present Saturday, June 30, at
the funeral service for the Rev.
A. C. Calder, L.L.B., of Lucan,
held at St. George Anglican
Church, Loudon, where he served
five years until his retirement
almost a year ago.
Participating at the service
were Rt. Rev. W. T. Hallam, as
sistant Bishop of Huron; the
Very Rev. R. C. Brown, Dean of
Huron; the Ven. Archdeacon J.
N. H. Mills, the Ven. Arch
deacon C. W.
Archdeacon W
The
clergymen were pallbreares-
Rev. Canon Alford
the Rev. L. H.
Parkhill, the Rev.
ing of Forest, the
Nelles, the Rev. M
and the Rev. A.
Arva.
Cemetery, Goderich, where the
Rev. Beverley Farr of Goderich
conducted the graveside services.
Weather Permitting
The Hydro Will Be Off On
Sunday, July 15/ 1951
from
3:00 A.M. to 6:00 A.M. D.S.T.
the Ven.
Foreman and Ven.
. A. Townhend.
following six Anglican
the
Abraham,
Crawford of
Philip Hard-
Rev
. H.
H.
To
man,
burn,
To
To
Johnny Armitage.
TO Grade Four—Verfa Bow
man, Joyce Moore.
To Grade Two—Marion Moore,
Edith Crawford, Bobby Hardy,
Stanley Walzack. Teacher, Mrs.
Cecil Bowman.
Personal Items
Mr. Allen Westman is able to
be out and around again.
Mr, and Mrs. Trevor Foster
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore.
Mr. George Westman
Sunday -with . Eric and
Westman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
burn, George and Leroy Berry at
tended the band parade at Embro
on Monday.
Isabella Mullin accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. E. D. Ellis of
Winnipeg, visited with friends in
Detroit.
Several persons from the dis
trict attended the barn dance Fri
day night at New Bain and all
had a good time.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Moore and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Beiber and family of Clandeboye
attended the Marshall and Cham
bers Reunion at Woodstock on
Monday.
The ball team won the play
off game against Prospect Hill at
Granton on Saturday. r"
evening, Prospect Hill
game with Kirkton.
Mr. Don Middleton
the Barn dance at New
looks as if wedding
be ringing in the Revere district
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller and
Charlie spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Holden of London.
spent
Eldon
Rath-
Lionel
H. Tarr
Jared of
Burial was *in Maitland
THE AREAS AFFECTED ARE
Exeter, Hensail, Zurich, Dashwood,
Grand Bend and surrounding, rural areas-
The areas of Crediton, Centralia and the
Centralia R.C-A.'F, will not be affected.
H.E.P.C. of OntarioTHAMES ROAD
Miss Shirley Dickenson of
Wesley spent a few days recently
with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Miller.
Master Lome Keller of Exeter
spent a few days last week with
his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mr, and Mrs. Aimer Passmord,-
David
Willert
Sarnia,
Rev.
Joanne
Lloyd in Schomberg one day last
week week. Grant Lloyd return
ed home with then}. ,
Several from this community
attended the Chalmers Reunion
on Wednesday, July 4, at Sea
forth Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Passmore,
David and Dennis visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist,
of Crediton, on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris
visited on Sunday with daughter
Mrs. Frank Nesbitt and Mr. Nes
bitt of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde
and Douglas visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Squire of Woodham.
Sen.-Major and Mrs. D. A.
MacTavish, Sen.-Major M. Neil,
Supt. of Bethesda Hospital, Miss
Lois Dumerton, Mrs Cameron
MacTavish, all of London. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hern, of Gode
rich, were Sunday visitors with
Johns * and
and Dennis attended the
reunion at Canatara Park
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mair and
visited with Mrs. E. G.Several people from this dis
trict attended the parade and
church service at Dundas United
Church on Sunday.
Mr. Jae Kawtook.
B o h W a t s o n accompanied
Douglas Scott on a ten-day trip
through the southern states.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Corbett
had
the Young
and the
; Corbett farm.
I a busy Sunday attending
picnic at Goderich
Meadd picnic at the
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We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Earl Atkinson has been ad
mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, but at time of writing
is slightly improved.
Miss Joyce McDonald is spend
ing a few -holidays at the home
of her cousin, Miss Dora Noels,
of Aylmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickins,
of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maguire.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smythe
and Mr. and Mrs- Alex McCut
cheon, of Midland spent the past
week with Mr, and Mrs. H. Dav
is. On the first of July they at
tended the horse races in Strath-
roy and on Wednesday took a
trip to Port Burwell and Port
Stanley.
Mr... Sidney Hodgins of Lucan
spent Sunday evening at
home of Mrs. Fred Davis.
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Ball News
Last week it was “give r and
take”. This week it was' all
“give”. Lucan was defeated on
Tuesday night by Exeter and
Friday they lost to Goderich at
Lucan. The fans hope the
will do a little winning
week for a change.
team
next
Explorers Meet
Owing to the holiday, the Ex
plorers’ meeting was held Tues
day night at the United Church.
A very one-sided ball game—
score 14-1—was held first on
the church lawn. At the meeting
in the basement which followed,
a missionary project was begun.
Meadd Reunion
The 'Corbett farm was the
scene of a very happy occasion
on Sunday when 8 6 of the Meadd
relatives met to visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Harmon (nee
Beulah Meickle) of Mitchell, S.D.
After a short honeymoon in
Canada Mr. and Mrs. Harmon
will take up residence in Cali
fornia.
Guests were .present from
Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, Arkona,
Clifford, Teeswater, Paris, Kit
chener, Islington, Guelph, Lon
don, Delewhre, Mt. Bridges and
Lucan.
Mr.
„Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens
and Miss Stevens visited with
Mrs. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. J.
Hodgins, over the week-end. Mrs.
Hodgins also had her niece, Mrs.
Barclay, and her two children.
Mr. and Mrs. T. -S. Hill spent
Sunday at. Ipperwash.
Ben Abbott called on
Lucan friends on his way to
Grand Bend. He is feeling much
better. '
Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee
family spent Sunday with Mr.
Norman Colbert of Jarvis.
Little Billie Chown had a
birthday party Friday afternoon.
From the hilarity and laughter
which came across the street it
is safe to ’say all present had a
good time.
Miss Anne Atkinson, nurse-in
training at St. Joseph’s Hospital,
spent the week-end
parents, Mr. and Mrs
kinson.
Mrs. Harold Buller
erley and Jerry spent
in Toronto.
Sunday visitors at
of Mr. and Mrs. W.
and
with her
Wes At-
Jr.,
last
Bev-
week
home
Amos
Amos
the
T.
were Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
and daughter, Marilyn, and Mr,
Alvin Amos—-all of London.
Dr. and Mrs. "Walter Rice of
Oklahoma are visiting
Rice’s
■ Mr.
Glen
Head.
Mt.
attended the Dobbs picnic held
at the home of Mr. Fred Dobbs.
.. with Mrs.
mother, Mrs. J. Sproule.
and Mrs. E. Kennedy and
are holidaying at Lions
and Mrs. Wes Atkinson
CLANDEBOYE
WMS and WA ’ t?
Ladies of Clandeboye United
Church held their WA and WMS
meeting on Thursday evening in
the basement. President, Mrs. T.
Collins gave a report of the Pres
bytery WMS meeting held at
Lieury. She also gave an inspira
tional talk on Psalm 23.
Plans were discussed to hon
our one of the members with a
life membership.
W.A.
Mrs. M. McNaughton presided
for the W.A. The members decid
ed to hold a bazaar in the fall
and also purchase an electric
stove for the church kitchen.
Personal Items
Mr. Bill Aikens is building a
house in Lucan for Mr. Charles
F. Sovereign.
We wish to congratulate Mary
Jane Hall daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hall, who received
Junior Matriculation at Medway
High School, also Robert Hall
who passed into Grade ten.
Miss Mary Northgrave, of Lon
don, is spending her holidays
with her sister and brother, Miss
Aggie and Billie Northgrave.
Mr. Billie
misfortune to
on the No. 4
day night by
Miss Gwenneth Tomes spent a
few days last week
aunt, Mrs. Gordon
Dorchester.
Miss Mary Carter
week-end with her parents,
and Mrs. Mervin Carter.
Ward Hodgins has
Simpson had the
have a cow killed
Highway, Wednes-
a car.
with
Maines
spent
D.
Ken
her
of
the
Mr.
fin-Mr.
. ished making , extensive altera
tions
barn.
LAC. Don McGillvray, of RC-
AF Centralia, spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simp
son,
White
Mr.
ing a
the farm.'
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downings
and Joan of Chatham spent Sun
day with latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aimer Hendrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Thompson,
Ivan and Douglas Thompson,
visited Lakeside on Sunday.
Miss Mary Northgrave spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Parry of Clinton.
Mrs. Gora McLean and grand
daughter Sharon Moore.. of De
troit are visiting former's sister,
Mrs. M. McNaughton.
Mr. Penrice, of London, has
contract of taking down the
store of Mr. Maurice Simpson.
One of the old land marks of
the village will soon be replaced
by a modern place of business.
At present the business is being
carried on in another building
next to their dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Clubne have
moved from the apartment of
Mt. Ward Hodgins to Lucath
Miss Alice Haggar of Lucan
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs, Maurice Simpson.
LAO. Sholdice and Mrs. Shol*
dice and children spent
evening with Mr. and
Muriess.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
E»eter spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Paton
Mr. and Mrs. Gold win Yundt
Chereyel and
of Stratford
and Mrs. J. II.
in the 'basement of his
before being posted to
Horse, Yukon.
Maurice Simpson is putt-
new roof on his house on
Mr. and Mrs.
family.
Miss Marian
Oke of Science
ing this week
Cottle of Thames Road.
Decoration Service will be
at the Elimville Cemetery next
Sunday afternoon, July
3 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. William
and family visited on
with Mr. and Mrs. Alton
of Wellburn.
W.A. and W.M.S. Meet
The July meeting of the W.A.
and W.M.S. was held at the home
of Mrs. Leonard Harris with
quite a large number in atten
dance.
Mrs. Melvin Gardiner led in
prayer. The theme for the meet
ing was, “The House ~
Rock.”
The Scripture and
Thoughts were given
Smith and Mrs. William Elford#
The programme was in charge
of Mrs. Whitehouse and was in a*
form of a playet entitled, “The
Women Friends of* Jesus.’’ Those
assisting were: Mrs. Flickweert,
Mrs. Nelson Squire, Mrs. Hume,
Mrs. Edwin Miller, Mrs. Alvin
Passmore, Mrs. William Rohde,
Mrs. Aimer Passmore and Mrs.
Mac Hodgert.
Mrs. William Mair had the
topic entitled, “The United
Church Re-enters Japan Through
Education.” Those assisting her
were: William Elf ord, Mrs.
William Ferguson, Mrs: William
Rohde and Mrs.. Edwin Miller.
Mrs. M*elvin Gardiner closed the
meeting with prayer.
A delicious ten cent tea was
served by hostess and committee-
and, a social time was spent by
all.
Miss Betty
are holiday-
With Miss
and
Hill
Lois
held
15 at
Elford.
Sunday
Baynes
On the
Lesson
by Mrs.
Saturday
Mrs. H.
Powe of
evening
Raymond Yundt
visited with Mi*
Paton on Monday.
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