HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-04-17, Page 12THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1952
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DAY OR NIGHT
i Mrs. Margaret Bowman, of
; Revere, who has been making
> her home with her son Cecil and 1 family, fell and broke her leg
; recently.
, A number of persons from the
’ community attended meetings at
. Rannoek and Arva Thursday and
i Friday to hear speakers talk
about the Ontario producers’ egg
> marketing scheme.
! Mrs. Bowman and her pupils
; of Revere school recently re-
______, . ... ........... . ...! reived a letter from Leroy Berry
of Carrievale, Sask. who is a
j former pupil of the school.
* Mrs. Roy Moore and Mrs.
I Trevor Foster of St. Marys spent
Friday afternoon visiting Mr. H.f Clark and Bernice Petrie of
Stratford.{ Mr. Ken Westman has opened
a store in Lucan. Mr. Ron West- J man is manager.
i Special Palm Sunday services
. were observed in St. Thomas
i Church Sunday. Mrs. Aves was
i soloist and Lois and Gordon
! Hodgins sang a duet.
; Mrs. James Foster passed
' away in St. Marys Hospital, Lon
don, Saturday. She has been ill
, for some time.
, Mrs. Joseph Zubol, jr., sent
I Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
. Joseph Zubol, sr.. who is ill.
1 Mrs. Jimmie Suja and Sharon
1 of London and Rudy Rabat spent
I Friday afternoon with Mr. and
! Mrs. Joseph Zubol and family.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bendall and
; family, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor
Foster of St. Marys and Tommy
Pye, of London, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore.
Mr. Clare Dunlop. Earl Middle
ton and Delmar Westman spent
! Friday in Stratford.
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Monday, April 14.I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook and
' family from Stoney Creek spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
William Haskett.
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very speedy recovery,
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few years ago recently wrote to pay
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Lucan And District News
Easter Services
Neither cold drizzling rain nor
leaden skies deterred the mem
bers of Holy Trinity Church
from church attendance on Sun
day for early communion at 8
and 11 o’clock, but the evening
service at 7:30 was poorly at
tended. Twelve members of the
A.Y.P.A. had corporate com
munion at 11 o'clock service.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and
family of Detroit came over to
Lucan Thursday and took Mrs.
Irene Coursey, Delrene and Mar
ion to Detroit for the
and brought them back
evening.
Mr. Harvey Revington
Gill University, Montreal,
Miss Valerie Rogers of Prince
Edward Island spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Reving
ton.
Dr. Patterson i
ten-day holiday in
Mr. and Mrs.
spent Easter with
Mike Cunningham.
Pat Miller of London was a
holiday visitors with Dorothy
Hardy.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Wes Revington were
and Mrs. Tom Hepburn and
and Mrs. Harry McNaughton of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels of
Aylmer spent Easter with Mrs.
W. Dickens, Mrs. Dickens, re
turning with them for a week’s
visit in Aylmer.
Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Mowbary)
visiting at the
James Foster in Granton. Mrs.
Foster, who is Mrs. Castermore’s
sister, is very ill at present.
A good attendance of the
Granton Guild and W.A. met in
the church parlors with the
W.A. president, Mrs. J. Beatson,
presiding. Mrs. F. Crouch sup
plied for the Guild president.
Plans were made for a social
evening during Easter week and
for a quilting bee. Rev. Griffin
closed the meeting.
Miss M. M. Law of London
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Hodgins.
Mrs. John Spacek, Mrs. Chris
Fischer, daughter Joyce and sons
Kennon and Lloyd spent Wed
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake, London.
On
Lucan
Junior
old-time dance. Norman Lindsay
of the Y.W.-Y.M.C.A., London,
was program director. For once
the ladies were in the minority
so those present were much in
demand and had a wonderful
time.
holiday
Sunday
of Me
an d
is spending a
i The
M.
Mr.
States.
Lightfoot
and Mrs.
and
Mr.
Mr.
Castermore (nee
of Buffalo are
home of Mrs.
in Granton.
Saturday night at
Community Centre
Farmers sponsored
the
the
an
SAINTSBURY
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickens were
Tuesday evening dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Squires of
Whalen.
Special Easter Day Services
Special Easter Day services
were held in St. Patrick’s Church
on Sunday with 10 a.m. com
munion and afternoon service at
3 p.m.
The church was decorated
with Easter lilies and spring
flowers and there was a good
attendance at both services. The
Good Friday service was well
attended and the rector,
Griffin, took as his topic “The
Seven Words from the Cross.” At
the close of the Good Friday
service the ladies prepared the
parish hall for the play “Princess
O’Toole” to be presented by the
Centralia Y.P. on
ning, April 17.
Mr. and Mrs.
Aylmer, and Mr.
McDonald were
ning dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. M. McDonald were Mr. and
Mrs. T. Kooy and Clayton, of
Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Noels and family of Aylmer and
Mrs. W. Dickins of Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Latta, Carol
and Kenneth were week-end
guests with
kinson.
Mr. and
family of
dinner „
Raymond Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barker and
Joan, Mr. and Mrs, E. Greenlee,
Larry and Leslie and Mrs. F.
Davis were Sunday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis. Mr.
H, Davis was celebrating a birth
day, also Mr. J. Barker and
Larry Greenlee celebrated their
birthday.
Articles For
The W.A.
Mrs. Harry
day afternoon with
Mr.
Thursday eve-
H. Noels, of
and Mrs. M.
Saturday eve-
Mr. and Mrs. E. At-
Mrs. J. Davies and
Nairn were Sunday
guests with Mr, and Mrs;
Bazaar
met at
Carr oil
the home of
on Wednes-
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tendance. A letter of appreciation
was read from the Mohawk in
stitute for the bale that was
sent last fall. The meeting was
opened by the president, Mrs.
Davis, assisted in the prayers by
Mrs. H. Hodgins, of Lucan and
Mrs. M. Lustig read the scripture
lesson. The roll call was answer
ed with an article for the ba
zaar and it was decided to bring
another article for the roll call
for the May meeting. Quilt
blacks were pieced. The meeting
dosed with prayer and the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. T, Kooy
servedR. Greenleeand Mrs.
lunch.
Miss P.
Maguire,
with Mrs. ... _.____________
Friday afternoon,
Mr. G. Carroll and Judy of
Detroit spent Wednesday night
visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Carroll,
Abbott and
of Scotland, ____
W. J. Davis and Ivan
BRINSLEY
Mr. L.
Visited
! Masonic Banquet
The Granton United Church
W.A. catered, to the annual
Masonic Banquet in the school
room ’
served
were
Masonic
were
the Lucan lodge.
Brother Ronald Squire was
master of ceremonies while the
following were speakers: Wor
shipful Brother Ivan Parkinson,
Grand Registrar; Worshipful
Brother Albert Reir of Milver
ton, District Deputy of South
Huron; Worshipful Brother Her
man Coxon of Kitchener;
Worshipful Brother C. W.
Roberts.
Mrs. Kew of Toronto is visit
ing her son Mr. Howard
and Mrs. Kew.
Mrs. Lena Bawden,
been spending
Mr. and Mrs. T. Collins,
returned home.
when
a hot dinner,
present
Lodges
about 15
103 plates were
Members
from 18 other
among which |
members from
Thomas Lightfoot
The funeral of the
Lightfoot was held
Thomas Stephenson,
Funeral Home, Ailsa
Saturday, April 12, with service
in Brinsley United Church. In
terment was in Marr’s Hill Cemetery.
i Pallbearers were Murray Ham
ilton, Arrow Scott, Donald Scott,
Wilbert Lewis, Elmer Lewis and
Tim O’Leary. The service was
conducted by Rev. C. W. Par
rott, assisted by Rev. Mather of
Ailsa Craig.
Dr. and Mrs.Otto Kelling,
John and Bob, of Grand Rapids,
week
and
Mc-
Kew,
who has
a few days with
has
Dies lu St. Mary’s
In St. Mary’s Hospital
London on Friday, April
Agnes Mowbary, wife of the
James Foster and sister of Mrs.
Costemore of Buf-
died in her eighty-
rested in Haskett
Lucan, till Mon-
was in Granton
in
11, late
William R.
falo, N.Y.,
fifth year. She
Funeral Home,
day. Interment
Cemetery.
A splendid
the Easter service in the United
Church when the choir rendered
very special music, singing four
anthems, one of which Mr. Kew
accompanied on the piano. ’
the congregation particularly
joyed.
Holidaying visitors with
and Mrs. Eli Thomas were
and Mrs. Clarke Richardson
family from Mt.. Forest. Dianne
remained with her grandparents
for the Eastei* vacation.
Mrs. J. Cummins of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham
of Chatham spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Has
kett.
crowd attended
This
r en-
Mr.
Mr.
and
Granton Bazaar
A very successful bazaar was
held in the Granton United
Church a week ago by the W.A.
Mrs. W. Nichol had charge of
the fancy-work booth,_ Mrs. War
ren
Perrin -candy,
aprons, Mrs. C,
ing, and Mrs.
country store.
A plate lunch
a program of pictures shown by
Mr. Wilbert Stanley and some
musical numbers ended a pleas
ant evening.
Gregory and Mrs. Haysel
Mrs. K. Garrett
Rathburn bak-
A. Hobbs the
was served and
M rs. Mary Rowley
Biddulph Native
Mrs. Mary Rowley, 72, wife
of William Rowley, Cass City,
^Vlich., passed away April 5 in
the Stevens nursing home where
she was a patient for three
months.
Mrs. Rowley, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hodgins,
was born March 21,. 1890, on
Con. 4, Biddulph, just north of
Lucan.
After her marriage
to Marlette and later
farm in Evergreen Township.
She is survived by her hus
band; three sisters, Mrs. .John
Casey and Mrs. Charles Windsor
of Lucan, and Mrs. Ralph Loney
of Snover; and two brothers,
Wellington Hodgins, of Calgary,
and Malcolm of Lucan.
Buriel was in Marlette Ceme
tery.
1890,
she went
to their
Lucan extends a welcome to
the Canadian Auto Store with
Ken Westman as associate deal
er. They occupy the store vacat
ed by the White Swan Cleaners
and carry a line of mufflers,
slip covers, batteries and auto
1 accessories.
Mich., spent the Easter
with Mr. and Mrs. James Treve-
tliiek.
jvjx*. mid 13gii ^VliittEiixl
and children, -of St. Catherines,
spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil EUwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Thomp
son and family visited Sunday
evening with the flatter’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Tweddle
of West McGillivary.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lee of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Parker and family of Harriston
spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lee.
Mr. Garnet Pierce of London
spent the week-end at Brinsley.
Mr. and Mrs.
and family
and Mrs.
Parkhill
with Mr. J
Mr.
attended the Dodson-
wedding held in Arkona Unitea
Church bn Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs.
thick and family
visited recently
Mrs. Jack Trevetliick.
Mr. and Mrs. Almo Morgan, of
Sarnia, spent Easter Sunday
with Mr. Hilton Banting.
Mrs. Fred J. Neil is at present
visiting with her son Mr. Earl
Neil of Exeter.
Dr. Elmer Amos of Brantford
visited over the holiday with his
sister Miss Mary B. Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Prest
spent the week-end with friends
in Detroit.
Mrs. Carl Trevethick and sons
of London are spending some
time with her mother Mrs. Ruth
Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westett,
of London, spent Good Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Alli
son of West McGillivray.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neil
and Lorraine spent Friday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Thompson, Jr.
Mrs. Harvey Tweddle spent a
few days with her mother Mrs.
Vernon, of Sylvan.
Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Allison
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Armitage of Lucan.
Miss Vivian Witherspoon of
London spent the week-end with
hei' parents Mr. and Mrs. Stew
art Witherspoon.
Mrs. Leslie Gibbard, of Lan
caster and Mrs. Hamilton, of
Toronto spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lewis'.
Miss Joyce Schenk of London
spent
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Watson,
Eddie
Mrs. Lin Craven spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
onzo Hodgins.
late Tlios.
from the
and Son
Craig, on
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Green and'Golden
Gordon Rock
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L. Amos.
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Garnet Treve-
of St. Thomas,
with Mr. and
the week-end at her home
and Bonnie and Mr. and
Lucan Personals
For the last two
Eli Thompson has
confined to his bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
children. Mr. and
Fischer and
Mrs. Lloyd
Stanlake and children of Lon
don, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Thompson of North Bay, and
Mr. Lloyd and Bill Fischer of
R.R. 1 Centralia were Good Fri
day visitors at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs.
Brampton were
visitors with Mr.
Fischer of R.R.
We are sorry to
Mrs. Joe Zubal of Lucan is con
fined several
weeks.
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