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THE T1MES4J)VOCATE, EXETER, °WAWA THURSDAY MORN14%. JULy 21, 120
Lucan. And Distrkct NOw
Exchange Vows
At Thames Road
uiet. wedding wa .scileua
uiZed, at the Thames Road ntange
on Pride)" .eVening, July 15, Ma,
.itt A When ciertrude Anne
Toting anal Olen Murray Kennedy
exchanged marriage yews. The
Itiar. W. J. Were, of R. 3,
Exeter,. ettlelged.
The • bride le the daughter of
anti Mrs. YOUng, Wean,
and the grOOM the anlY child of
Mr. and- Mre.. Eriteet. Kennedy,
also el lateen. The bride artd.
groenVe Parents, were the. only
otthndante. • ,
Lucent Pereonals
and Mrs. Arthur Bleck and
flons, Barry and Roger, who have
been living temporarily in Clauder
lbeye; have moved into the house
'built by' Mr. Ralph 1.4ippert on
lauclibss Avenue.
Wesley Hodgson, 11 year -Old
son of I. and Mrs,..,Tack Hodg,
an, of Brinaley, is holidaying
with WO grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, • • :
Lucan Farmer, Here Three Weeks
Spots. Saucer Horst BuddaY Dies
Mr, Osier Hedging, Well-ltnewn
local fanner. Whe lives 0014
Mites sleuth of Wean, last TIlina
day saw one V the. 11 anidenti,
fled flying objecte sighted tn
Western .04400. About 4 pan.
when he stepped te: lubricate his
tractor„- her happened to glance
up at a circling, bomber near.
ElaInfield and was .surprised to
behold a strange, ,Object above
the 'bomber. It remeined motion
lees in the sky for more than a
Minute. Then there was a flasb.
of light Bite a Photograplier's.
flash bulb and the whole thing
disappeared with a puff of vapor
and .a slightly erlmson tinge in,
the cloudless sky. The :strange
object was the color of pure
silver, gleaming under elearic
lights. •
Personal: Items. , •
• Mrs, Lloyd Acheson, Clifford,
and Heather, were guests at the
summer eottage of Mr. and Mrs,
Roy„ Stanley. -
Clandeboye Comments
On behalf ot neighbors and
Weeds, . Mise Margaret Pearl
Walls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Heitman Walls, bride -elect of
'Saturday, July 23, received a
table lamp and magazine rack.
The wedding will take place at
2 pm. in the lateen 'United
Churoh. The groom -elect is Mr,
Donald Mosstp, soil" Of M. and
Mrs, Fred Mosstp, London,
Another' sister, Mrs. Kenneth
element (nee Ella Jean. Wells)
• received a magazine rack and
table lantp, toe. They were mar-
ried in the Luean United 'Church
a month ago. •
(Me to Mr. Wall's illness, Mrs.
, T. Collins and Mrs, Arthur Hod-
gins presented the gifts at their
' home. .
•• Resurfacing Highway
The Riverside Construction Co.,
of London, have been resurfacing
No. 4Highway from Elginfield
'to 2% north of Moorseville.
Receives Certificate
At the morning 'servite on
Sunday, July 17, at St. James
Church, the rector,. the Rev. J.
F. Wagland, presented Tom
Tomes with a certificate groin the
Department of Religious Educe-
• tion, Church of England, tor
passing the senior examination In
• the course -of study for 1154 and
1955.
Personal Items
Mrs. Emily Tomes with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Maines and
Elizabeth Maines, of Dorchester,
visited in Windsor last Sunday
Mrs. Tomes, with her cousin and
htaband, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mc-
Kernan, The Maines family with
Mr. Maines' sister and hueiband,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Carroll.
Mr. William Wilson, patient .at
Byron Sanatorium, spent the
week -end with his family. In
June he had a cataract removed
from his eye, .
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sciroe-
der and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'Schroeder and Miss Wilma
Schroeder, of 'London, attended
the Howlett -Smith wedding in
Toronto on Saturday. The bride
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a niece oa Mrs. Russell
Schroeder.
'Several farmers were very dig-
ainPeinted on Sanday 'morning
when they went to use their milk-
ing machines, Hydro interrup-
tion was to be from 6.80 to 10.30
but it started at 6.10 instead.
Many cold breakfasts were served
as well.
Misses•IVIary and Aggie North -
grave visited vhth Mrs. J, H.
Paton on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Paton and
William Allwright were guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Logan,
Thorndale, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs -Arthur Black and
bons have moved -to Lucan, taken
up residence in, the new Sippert
House.
Miss Mary Jane tall, a 1955
graduate of the London Teachers'
College, 'is taking the primary
methods Bourse at Enollavood
Park 'School, London. A former
teacher. of Clandeboye.,aSchool.
Mrs. Harvey Dundas, of Windsoro
has enrolled for the same "crairse.
Mrs. Dundas will teach in Wind-
sor starting this fall.
Recent" visitors -with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Collins were Mr.' and
Mrs. Piggott,' of Winnipeg; Mr.
'agd Mrs. W. Skinner; and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clark,. of London.
Mrs. Emily Neale, of Hensall,
anent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Almer Hendrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson
and daughter, Susan, of Peter-
boro, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McNaughton.
1Vir. and alra. 'Wilmer Scott
attended the races at Hamburg,.
New York, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neaman
have taken fp residence in Ailsa
Craig.
Mr. and Mrs.'. Murray Greene,
of Palmerston, visited with „Mr.
and Mrs. Almer liendrie en
Thursday. Karen Downing, bf
Chatham,awho had been holiday-
ing with her grandparents here,
returned' with Mr. and Mrs.
Greene for a visit in Palmerston.
You get dollars for pennies
with T -A Want Ada.
Herat Budday
Herat RudileY Palileed away
Saturday,. j'uly 9, Of a sunstroke
On the farm of Clayton •0.'Nell,
Concession 15, London TOWnelliP,
n his 33rd year.
lie lay at reet in the C. ILIA,
irett ,andafaan Funera,l. Herne till
Tuesday. July 12, when. the Rev,
.13ecker, of .T..4ondon, ton-
alaeted. funeral eervices. Inter -
Ment was In Medway Cetnetery.
'Son of Adolf and Clara Bud -
4a, be was born in Gerniany and
came to :Canada Net three weeka
ago. It is not known. if he has
other survivors than hie parents.
Car ACeident
O Sunday night, opposite the
alamitton...gas station there was
a car acCident. which gent Mr.
L. Williams, of London, ,to St.
.Toseph's Hospital. M. And Mrs.
Williams • and tWo c b ildren
crashed into a car .abead, which
made a sudden stop. 'The injured
woman was taken .te the home
of Mr, -F., W. Young .and later
to at, Joseph's hospital by the
Haskett ambulante.
Miss Beth Hodgins, of Wood -
stack, 1st spending her holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,.
Wes Hodgins.
Miscellaneous Shower •
Mig. Eddie Butler was hostess
for a „Miscellaneoug shower latit
Tharaday, evening In honor of
Mies ("intrude Anne Young, prior
to her marriage to Mr; Olen Mur-
ray Kennedy ,on Fridaa, July U.
Following the opening of gifts
the evening wag spent in games
and contests.
Personal Items%
'Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hodgins,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Carroll and
ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Inge,
Mr. and XTs: Alvin Carroll and
Mrs. Hill Talbot celebrated the
86th birthday of Mr. Hugh Car-
roll with a family gathering at,
Springbank on .Sunday.
Mr. Ira Carling has a number
of musical instruments and pic-
tures of prize-winning pupils on
display: in one of the windows
of the Shamrock Garden Res-
twarant.
Visitors over the' week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. William Ayles-
tack were Mr. and Mrs. •Chas.
Ross and daughter and Mr,
Joseph Johnson, of Toronto, also
Rev. A, Aylestock, of North
Buxton. • ,
Mr. O. W. Parkinson is recup-'
erating at his home after his
recent operation.
The following Lucan boys are
.attending the "Y" Day Camp at
Fanshaave, Roger Black, Bob
Hardy, Ward Hodgins and Billy
Park.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.':Bob Coleman included Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne MoFialls, lair, and
Mrs.• Chas. Knapp and two chil-
dren, Patricia ' and Charles, of
St. Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Garrett and*Jack.
Mrs. Ada Walker, of London,
anent last Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Corman and
Glen have returned, from. a 10
day trip to Iowa and had as Sun-
day visitors Mr. and IVIrs. J.
Parsons and Philip, of Norwich.
Mrs. Wes Hobbs is seriously ill
in- St. Marys Hospital.
Mrs: Warner •McRoberts and
Mrs. R. Pitt spent -Monday at
Grand Bend.
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Sociaf And
Personal
Mr.' Joke .parit, who vas in
Joseph's Hoepital, With an attack
of virus Pneumenie, waa able to;,
be brought betne. last Wednqs4ay
but Will be unable to work Lor
another ceuple of weeke,. "
Mr,' Albert Mitehell, of Exeter.
called on Mr. and Mrs. John, Blair!
last Monday and en Sunday took
them. to Therndale whore they:
wee .guests. of Mr, and::Mrs. Will
Ilebbe. Mr. end Mrs. Blair. 'will
attend the celebration ' at No. *.
School -en the 22r4 and the Blair
reunion on the 24th before re-
turning- home to Calgary. ..•
Mrs. Horner McRoberts spent
last 'week -end with Mr,*and'MrS.
Mee Lammond at Cremarty and..
brought her, niece, Anne Creery,
home with lier fpr a „boliday,
Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett
attended,,decoration service at St.
George Church, London Town-
ship, 'last ,Sunday where the guest
speaker Was the Rev. 11. Dilplan.
' Mrs;..G. Patrick, of. Toronto,
Is oending a few Weeks
her daughter, Mrs, Mel 'Culbert
and family.
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Mr, and Mrs, johlt park, Mr,
and Mrs. 'jack Lankin and Idr.
Wilbert Revington spent Monday
in Sarnia, the guesta of Dr. and
Mrs, Len Lobsinger. yhe latter
is able to be home after her
recent operation. • ,
Mr. and Mrs. A, El, Reilly have
returned from a two-week veva-
tion at Dunchurch and report
the fishing was good. .., . , •.. ei .t , ., 1(40:::„.,,e,
Mr. and, Mrs. Calvin Heekett . William Smith, Crediton, beside his 36 -year-old engine.
and family have returned from a
holidliy trip to Niagara Falls and,:, •* 0 a
Jack Cummins. , ' i , • - eamTractor St
n rill OPerates
Were the guests of Mr. -and Wire. Stea Toronto. ,.While iToonto they,
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!rya bitaissit '1:44
t)ie wood* '10r -0.V.ftriti boars a
one Of them hied 40.4 POW •
1111,040.Y. rittabe roe eatere ,
hire. "We're lestl'' he eried tig
4010130,0On. °What On earth. are
we going to .4o?".
'"Take it -easy." said hiecoMe
Pened friend. "Shoot an 9:
deer and the Kerne Warden, will
be here in a mielite and a half.!'"
Peapite high anemPloyin,ent in
the period, the total of waged.
salaries and sMilPleatentarY labor
income in the first onarter at
195§ was §12.3 billion, 4.6 ver
cent more than In the same, per.
led Of 1954.
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Mr. Will Havekast, of London,
was a week -end guest with Mr.
and Mrs. 'W. t't 'McFall& •
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, Thomson,
and daughter, :Margaret and
Nancy,- of Sault Ste, Marie, -are
guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur
Black,
Nancy Ann Simms, of liondon,
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mathers, .-.„
Peter Lewis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cha,s. Lewis was among the
successful grade 9 pupils at Med-
way. • . •
Mrs. Joan MeLean entertained
her W.MS. grOup t her ha=
Friday afternoon. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and
Mrs. Irene Coursey are taking a
motar trip through the States
and are now at Pennsylvania.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard.
Poole (nee Jean Coursey) in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Monday,' July
11, a daughter, Carolyn Anne.'
Mrs. Doug. Ewen is holidaying
in Woodstock, the guest, of 311r.
and Mrs. Harry Lush and family.
Mrs. C, Meier, of London, spent
last Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Bridger and family.
•.0 -W -Ing to hydro being oft, Holy,
Trinity Church had to resort to
the old hand 'pump to use the
organ at the morning service.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Atkinson
spent a few days last week at
Olphanta Bay at their son, Ger-
ald's, cottage.
M. and Mrs. rtorbert Lush and
Sheri; of . New York City, are
spending three weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Stanley.
'Mrs. B. Bossy and daughters,
Valerie and Faith, from Cleve-
land, spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Acheson
and family, returning home with
Mr. Milford Lewis, who had been
visiting in Stratford.
Saturday guests with Mrs.
Annie Fairless included Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Hodgins, of Ilderton,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Blair.
Mrs. -Galley Johnston (nee
Galley Revington) is in St. Cath-
arines General' Hospital- with an
attack of virus pneumonia.
One half of Lucan's main' street
Was resurfaced last week.
Mrs: Mary Reward, of Toronto,
spent a fow days last, week with.
Mr. and IVIrs. WlIliani Aylestock.
Mrs. Riebard Davis and family
are spending a month at Kemp-
ville and points east.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Colbert
and"-fa,mily, 04 Ilderton, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
WM, Brownlee.
Barbara Ready has been at-
tending '"Y" Camp for Girls at
Fanshawe for the last two weeks.
Mr. Bert Thompson and daugh-
ter, •Cheryl, have returned home
from their 'week's vacation at
Chatham 'where they were the
guests of lldrs. Thompson's sister,
Mrs. John Blaser and family,
A, C. I. Douglas E. Stone, of
Lucan, who recently graduated
as 'an honor student at ‘Aylmer,
is now, at Penhold, Albertn on
his way to the coast. In a recent
letter he states his. mother for-
wards The ExeterltTimes-Advocate
oath week and expresses his en-
joyment in being able to keep
in touch With Lucan activities.
14.fr. end Mre. Chester Morley,
of Paihjl1, ,Were Thursday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Windtior, • ,
Mr. W1lliaan Blair, of Centralia,
and Mr. and Mrs. CHU Kenney
and tvao thildren, of Crediton,
were •Thursday guests with Mr,
And Mrs'. John Blair at the hoine
of Miss Lina Abbott.
Joyce Wagland, small daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Wag -
land Who Underwent an eye
operation in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital last Thursday, is making
Satisfactory recovery and is ex-
1/64ted to be able to accompany
the family on their three weeks
vacation to the Clergy Camp on
Lake ,Siincoe, leaving Lucan
Tuesday, July 19.
Attend Masonic Rally
The following Liman Masons
attended the Masonic celebration
In Toronto last week-endr aleasra,
Murray Hedging, Harold Cerbett•
Bob Murray, lack Mundy, Cliff
Crtibert, Wnt. MePalle and Den
Chown, Mrs. Murray llodgins
and Mrs. S. Crown else Went.
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• . One of the few steam engines . .
Enjoys BC Mission left in Huron 'County is atill per-
. ated ,by -its owner, William H. Post Office Plans
, Smith, of Crediton.
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The 36 -year-old engine powers
the saw mill on the Smith farm,
concession 6, Stephen Township.
The owner claims "it runs like
a sewing machine." • He even
keeps the brass polished.
The engine was purenased front
George White and Sons, of Lon-
don, In 1919, and it has on- it a
mocking bird whistle made by'
the Morrison Brass Works, To-
ronto, in 1915.
alp until 1945, the machine was
used an harvest. Years ago tam-
ers' would thresh' with it until
Christmas time, piling up half -
stacks beside their gangways.
would work 15 and 16 hours
every day.
Powers Saw Mill
— Continued from Page 1
'him Lake the Indian women do been giving consideration to a
very beautiful head work and sell more adequate site or to provid-
merit in Bella Coola during the sum -
months.
ing more adequate postal acconi-
=dation. ...
' The United Church Mission hos,
• The Huron ,M.P, said that
pital, where Marie is on 01' eight sounded reasonable.- Mit had the
Ontario members on the staff, is b.uilding been construeted, it
a• 25 -bed hospital. In a day's rou•- would have rented for 10 years
tine, breakfast ii over in time After • the election was over, the.
for devotions at 1.45 a.m. At 8 whole scheme fell through and
nothing had been heard about it
a since. As long as he was the
for that particular riding, he rep-
resented all the people in the
riding, regardless of politics, he
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MARIE WILDFONG -
a.m. the entire staff gather
arouund a piano and sing a hymn.
Thenthe day's activities begin
and the •doctor commences to
make his rounds.
• Dr. 3. E. Whiting, son-in-law
of Mr and Mrs Win. Pearce, has
been superintendent at the hospi-
tal for fourteen years, but a
month ago was posted to Hazel-
ton, farther north and inland
where it was felt the need was
greater. A successor, has not yet
been named. •
The day's york is usually over
at 6 1).111and the evenings are
anainla taken tip by church acti-
vities. ,
Exeter Council
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"(A) A mandatory injunction
regarding the removal of the
existing dump pile or the cover-
ing thereof with soil.
"(B) An injunction prohibiting
the farther disoarding of waste
in this area.
"(0) Damages".
The letter. charged "notwith-
standing repeated requests by
(. . . Shaw . - and other resi-
dents and appropriate health offi-
cials, n"o action has been taken
by the council".
Mayor Pooley reported the
town pillars at the south end
were in bad condition and he had
received an offer from Charles
Stephen, Elituville, to repair them
for $100. Councillors Jerrayn,
Bailey and Dinney Were appointed
to investigate.
Appreciation was Voted to the
Canadian National Railway and
Agent Ernest Cerson or the im-
proved train schedule.
Mr. anTI'll/irs. William Law-
rence, of Detroit, spent last
Weekend with Mr, and Mrs. John
Casey.
Brine Smith, seven - year -old
son 04 Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith,
left on Monday for Oakville where
he will, holiday with. his grand.
Mother, Mrs- P, 0, Ring,
While Rev. J. F. Wagland is
Oh vacation the IteV. A, H. Jared,
of Ary,a, Will net only have
charge of the 9.80 fronting serv-
ice July 24 and 21 but will an -
ser any emergenty calls. There
'Will be no evening serviceon
either Sunday. 0
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Culbert and
family Moved to their now home
itt given Sonnol last Monday.
MIM Margaret Aellaterth, R.N.,
04 Sarnia, spent last week -end
with Iter parents, Mr. and Wt.
DaVe Ashworth.
The steam engine has been
powering the sa'w mill‘eyer since
it was purchased. The late John.
F. Smith, father of the present
owner, purchase& the portable
saw mill from the John Goodison,
Tresher. Co. in Sarnia in 1905
„when a eyelone tore down hun-
dreds of trees in his busIE The
mill has been running every year
since.
The engine played a part in
the construction of Centralia air-
port. As late as -1948 and 1949
it was used to heat water and
gravel in the construction of de-
fence buildings,
Mr. SMith has had numerous
offers to sell his' engine. This
winter, Dr. F. G. 'Graham, former -
04 Exeter, wanted to purchase
it to include it in hit collection
in Dutton..°
But as long as it's in use, Mr.
Smith' doesn't plan te part with
it.
said.
Mr. Cardiff said if there was
any political' angle In the situa-
tion, it would not backfire on
him, but on the Government. He
was not concerned with the politi-
cal aspects, • but wanted some-
thing done to provide adequate
accommodation. He urged the..
minister to send his engineers;
down. • He did not care who
ereoted the buildings so long as
it was built" to meet the needs
of the people.
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