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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-15, Page 7.4 4 ft v 1 4 es irs 7 w t to S. 44 s • 14. THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEM ER 15, 1055 P Lucan And .,District 'News Duncan Ross Jr, Dies In London J. Mundy b4 charge or funeral arrangements; for Duncan Graham Ron, Jr., who passed away in st, Mary's Hospital, London, on Thgroday, September 8, in, 1a thirty-first Year. ee lay at rest at tile hinge of hie parents, Col. and Mrs. Duncan Graham Rote, •Lendon, where Rev, E, M. Cook a Lucan United Church conducted funeral ser- vtees on Saturday with interment in Parkhill cemetery, The pall- bearers were Don and Hervey Revingten, Bob Coughlin, Lyle Sellars, John Stevens and Howard Setter, Berni Lucan, he .attended !Lucan Public and High Schools •before moving to Isondae. Be had been In poor health for some years. �e is survived by his wife, the former Margaret McCandleSs, and his parets, Col. and 1VIrs. Thirteen Graham Ross. Lightning Rite Again During last Saturday's storm the home of Dr, Patterson was hit by. lightning- but no serious slanian done. au at least two neighbouring ouses, flames allot out of stoves. Auxiliary to Legion Meeting Comrade Stanley officioated at an Auxiliary to the Legiou meet- ing in the Legion Roams Tues- day. Plans were made for a bake - fate to be held in the Stanley Drug store September 24. The mystery prize was won by Cora - rade „Rummell. Boats And Motors 5 Brand New Johnson 5.5 H.P. Motors $195.00 Sale Ends Saturday, Sept. 17 Brenner Garage Phone 3 Grand Bend Hensall and District Curling Club Meeting TOWN HALL, HENSALL Monday, Sept. 19 8:00 p.m. All interested are invited to at- tend whether you were a club member in the 1954 season or not. R. H.s Middleton Treasurer's Tax Sale The following land will be. sold at Public Auction • at the Town Hall, Exeter, Ontario, unless tax arrears and costs are previously paid. Dated at Exeter, Ont., July 20, 1955. C. V, Piekard, Treasurer, Town of Exeter Name And •Description: • Estate of Mary Stacey Lot 284, South Side of Huron St., Exeter, Ontario Bingo Prizes Leave Town Last WedneadaY,at the. Ziemer, lel Community 'Centre, the Rec- reation Council sponsored a car hinge. The major prize was. A. new 1054 Pontiac gar whicb. was Wen by Mr. Ray Morison, of $t. Marys. Other prizes WNW. five $100 and ten $25 bingos. With the exception of one $e6 prize whieb, Was split with Mr. Jack Hardy, all the prizes went to outsiders who came from a radius of .1.00 miles. The attendance was over el)(). The proCe,eds trout the bingo will ge to community work. Explorers Hoid Weiner Roast The Lucan-OlandeboYe Exeter- ers met at the home of 1VIrs. Mur- ray Hodgins for their opening Expedition, in the form of a weiner roast. A. new Counsellor, Mrs, Calvin Haskett, directed a game ot Arch Rounders, white Counsellor Iva Hodgins, as cner, took over the nessesary duties in that •de- partment. Following the weiner roast the girls thoroughly enjoy. ed, a new type of dessert "Smors" and anyone wishing the recipe may contact any Explorer. Ex -Counsellor Elva Young di. rected relay gameS. • The Vesper service around the campfire' Was lead by Counsellor Kay Haskett, assisted by Explor- ere, Donna Blake, Ilene Donald - soli and Judy Haskett, and sing- ing was lead by Counsellor Iva Hedging. iA presentation to Ex -Counsel- lor Elva Young was made by Bon- nie Drennan and Mae Cobleigh, on behalf of the group. Former Counsellor Joan Lean was also a guest. Bride -Elect Feted Mies Elaine Revington, bride - elect, was guest of honour at two more showers this past week. 0,n Thursday night Misses Pat Watson and Joan Hodgins, of Lucan, were joint hostesses at the former's home for a kitchen cupboard shower when over 20 of Elaine's Lucan a nd vicinity friends gathered to extend best wishes. A "bridal" contest was won •by Mrs. Don Hodgins, of Ilderton. A unique feature of the evening's entertainment was 'when all ',resent dressed in ar- ticles drawn from shopping bags and had their pictures taken. On Friday *evening, Mit, Stan- ley Teal, of London, entertained the office staff of the Webster Air Company with a miscellan- eous shower. Mrs. Shirley Stone assisted with the opening of gifts and Miss Cecile 'Stephena. won the "apple" contest. . S.S. Staff Meeting The staff of Holy Trinity Sun- day School met at the home _of Miss Marion Coursey Monday evening for the opening meeting of the season. The teachers for this year will be—Nursery, Mrs. Chas. Corbett, MISS MariOn Cour- sey ad assistant, Mess Helen. Hardy e primary girls, Miss Mari- lyn Brownlee; primary boys, Mrs. M. O. 'Smith; junior girls, 9 to 11, Miss Margaret Brownlee; junior boys, Mr. P. Hovey; senior girls, Mrs. James Freeman; sen- ior boys, Mr. P. trudge. After a discussion on supplies needed, Mr. Wagland gave a flan- nel -graph demonstration. Arran- gements for Children's Day and Youth Sunday -October 19 were made. After the closing of the meet- ing Mrs. Coursey served refreeh- ments. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Hill, of Toronto, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Redden. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Atkinson have returned from a few days' holiday trip to Filet and Pt. Huron. Weekend Specials Meat Specials Smoked Picnic Shoulders (Whole) 390 Per Lb. Pure Pork Sausage 450 Per Lb. Packaged Side Bacon, 1 Lb. 490 Bologna Piece 250 Lb.; Sliced 290 Lb. Cubed Stewing Beef 430 Per Lb. Grocery Specials Minute MadFluffy Frosting 150 Catelli Spaghetti, 8 Oz. Tins .. . . . , .... .. ... 90 15 Oz. 140; 20 Oz. .,.,.. 180; 28 Oz. 230 Campbell's Tomato Soup .. 3 Tins 330 Pumpkin, 28 Oz. This .. . . ...se . .. ... . . 170 Tomatoes, 28 Oz. Tins 190; 20 Oz, 170 Sweetheart Soap 3 Bars 230 I., ..1 S 1 i • r. I, I Al's Groceteria s! i • , .., I And Meat Market I : 1 HENSALL, ONT. ahowhinow.,,,,,,,finumorn.m•Hoiowimomiliniiiiftommotinmifflouitivviitoiimitioummum..i.o... 1 PHONE 17 Anglican Group Meets On Lawn The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church. held their September meeting on the Rec- tory lawn last Wednesday after - nem The meeting began with :a buffet luncheou. The president, 'Mrs. T. C. MeFarlane presided for the meeting. Roll call was Answered by the handing in of talent Money. Mrs. I. W. Wag - land, assisted in the -devotions. A, report on the Little Helpers was presented and plans discuss- ed for their party in October. Mrs, T, reported on the tale sent to St. Paul's Anglican. radian. School. A *volute- teer visiting eeintnittee composed of Mrs, James Hodgins, Mrs, Irene Coursey, Mrs, Harold Cox. bat, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane and Miss Lina Abbott 'Was given a list of names of newcomere. The president offered her home for the October meeting, with ,Mrs. Jack Bawdy, Mrs. Er- win Scott and Mrs. Irene enursey as hostesses. United Church WA Hears Of School The Wemen's Association of the Liman United Church met for their September meeting on Wed- nesday afternoon in the Sunday School Room. In the absence of the President, Mrs. Roy Pitt, Vice -President, chaired the meet- ing. •. The Regional Meeting o the Middlesex Presfbytery W.A. was announced, to be held in Ailsa Craig United Church on Thurs- day October 6th and a course for W.A. workers, September 21 and 22 at Five Oaks Christian Training Centre was also drawn to the attention of the group. Plans for a turkey supper were laid over until the October meet- ing When miscellaneous articles for the bazaar will be the roll call. The meeting was turned over to Group Convencer, Mrs. Erie Young who lead in worshlp, as- sisted by Mrs. Warner McRoberts and Rev. E. M. Cook. Mrs. Jack McLean gave 'an interesting talk an the Alma School for Leaders, emphasising the organizational work particularly. Ilaptismar Service At a baptifitnaleervice in Holy rinity Church last Sunday eve- ning, Robert Craig Corinan was baptized and Glen Roland Cor - man, who had been baptized in the hospital, was received Into the church. Both are children of IVIr .and Mrs. Don. Corman. The godparents were Miss Rita Isaac, Mr. John Hodgins and Mr. Ro- land Hodgins. • Lions Caub Meeting The Lucan Lions Club held their opening meetings for the season in the Anglican Church basement last Monday night. Mrs. William Brownlee's group of the Ladies' Guild catered for the dinner. Plans for the winter activities were discussed. Are rangements were made to assist in the car bingo on !September 7 at the arena. Personal Items Mrs. Edgar McFalls, Mrs. Har- ry Ferguson and daughter Mari- lyn were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward,Toronto. Marilyn is attending school in Toronto . - Guests with Mrs. Joe Murray last Sunday included 1VIr., and Mrs. Jack Murray and children, Delores and Douglas, Mrs. Mar- garet Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Poole and daughter Carolyn. Mrs. Emma Downing has been moved from Mason Villa. to. Park - wood and Mrs. B. W. Stanley las now at Preston Spring e ReSt Home. Messrs. Will and George Hod- gins were Monday' ;guests with Mr. ,andMrs. James Hedging. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Black and sons, Barry and Roger, spent last weekend in Port Eight and the previous weekend Mrs. Black and bus were guests of Mrs. Blaek's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barrowclough, of Oshawa. Mrs. lien Banting, Pt. Huron, and Miss Olive Ranting, Satnia, were Wednesday guests with Mrs. W. T. Beefing and family, Mrs. Frank Ceates, of Exeter, spent a few days last week with Mr., and Mrs. Bob Coleman. On Wednesday and Thursday the three were gussets,- of Mr. and Phin Dieking" and Mr. ad Mrs. Alf Dickins, of London. Mr. 'Merrill Edwards, London, IVIre. Irene 'Cooney and Miss Marion Coursey, of Lame' were guests at the geintim-Case wed- ding in 1Toronto last 'Saturday. Mr.. and MrS. A. 111', Heeldert spent Test Weekend lit Toronto, the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Fred gut and Mr. Hill, and attended the C.N.E. Mr. Will Havekost, of London, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs, W. 3, Merolla Alice street. !Sunday Scheel reopened in the Anglian Chitral lest Sunday after a three -Month vatatiou, Members o aducasi. Masonic Lodge attended the meriting ser- vice at the United Churn. last 611Mlicira.Y. and MIS. Art Mareans of London, were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mils Mei Park, Mies Xatharine Bareclein of To. ronto, visited Miss /de Porte in St. JOseph'a Hospital and Mrs. Helen Watsot la 'WatsonLucan last Sens day. Mt. and Mre. Albert Parry and family have returnee from a two week holiday et Caine Bordeh, TOrefito and Heikelenvelt, Breed Peninettla. oaseemisseameesoneakeenoomeoneximeieenenekinivitikikeekeeekkkeekekeekeka White Bprici Paper 81/41, -,--Ordinary 16 Lk. and Heavier 20 Lb Avaliable in Following ,Quantites 100# 250# 500 and 1000 THE ;EXETR TIMES-ADVOATE NuipORMIVANAIIIIIMAPPROW,MIlifIkkt .. .. kluktflkkMAIkkklikkOlOWWWWWWW,1191444144044440.1141#4411440100114111111111141114110 otkm .. . mourn! ... muukiWkwkaikklikliWANWIlkIliklikkki4SHIWWWIwilMmilmrinikOkkokrmicilernikwAkokmowskokuu INSTALLS KINSMEN EXECUTIVE—Dputy-Governor Ralph Cummings, London, installed the new executive of Exeter Kinsmen at their first meeting Friday night. lere he presents the gong mad gavel to the new president, Sheldon Wein. Left to right are Viee-president Lloyd Ford; Treasurer Les Ballentine; Deputy -Governor Cummings; Registrar Dick Quanee; President Wein and Secretary Cliff Ersrna, (T -A ,Photo) Kin Plan Allh nig Hoe-down At their first fall meeting Fri- day nght, Exeter Kinsmen ap- provd plans for an old-fasnioned hoe-down 'lasting until the wee small hours of the morning. The hoe-down to be held some - thee this fall will feature at least two different bands for old and new time dancing and will last until three o'clock in the morning. Novelty °Detests will be staged. Past President Les Parker, who introduced the idea said: "Peope are complaining the deuces today don't last long enough --they stop when everybody is just getting warmed up. This one will ;be dif- derma—it will be just like the old-time dances that continued long into the night." The club also approved spon., soring a booth at the Fall +Fair. • New officers for the 195546 Lucan District News Mr s and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett were Sandal guests of ;Mr. and Mrs. Alex Flynn who live near Lucan Public School reopened last Tuesday with an enrolment of 167. There were 21 new be- gnners, Miss Merle Law, London, was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins. News of Clandeboye By MRS. O. PATON W.M.S. And Mrs. T. Collins entertained the ladies of the Cle.ndeboye 'United Church on Thursday. evenig. Mrs. 'Collins, president, opened the W.A. meeting, taking the topic "The Unsearchable Riches of Christ", Mrs. Lloyd Lynn read the scripture. It was decided to have the Thanksgiving meeting in October at the Church and to have a guest speaker. Mrs, Rupert Williams, W.A, preidnt, presided for the W.A. meeting. Mrs. Wilmer Scott read the scriptUre. Discussion. followed about the floor in the church. A eommittee was named. It was decided to have a bazaar in November. • To Teach In West Miss Audrey Darling, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Darling, left Tuesday morning for Red Deer, Alta.' She will teeth at the Canadian Nazere College there. She plans to visit ,hr brother Ralph and family at Fort William on Wednesday. Miss Darling has spent five years in Toronto teaching and re- ceived her A,R.C.IVI. and R.M. teachers degrees there. Willard B. Eaton Mr. Gordon Eaton, of Claude- boye, has received word that his father, Willard B. attton, of Cypress River, Man„ was taken to the General Hospital, Winni- peg, where he passed away on Wednesday, September 7, in his seventieth year. The funeral service was held on Sunday hi the Is A. Ball fune- ral chapel, St. Marys. Interment took place in North Missouri cemetery. Be is surveyed by one son, Gordon, of Clansieboye, and one daughter, Mrs. Cecil Annette, of West Missouri Township. He was returning home from visiting his -family here when he was taken ills Personal Items Mrs. Ernie Lewis entertained the bridal party Friday evening following the rehearsal for the Taylor -Lewis wedding which took place on Saturday in St. James' Church, r, and Mrs. Wilfred Belyea, of London tosvnship, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis. The Women's Association -of the United Church held a sitecess- ful sale of home. baking et the Black shoW roOrtis in Lucan on aturday, Clare Pater; spent Wednesday at the C.M.E. in Toronto end took part in the Ittnior Fernier judg- ing cempetition. Miss Pauline Lynn is ;taking a Special comniertial course at the South Huron District High School In Exter. Mrs. Omar 'Cunningham la spending some time with her da,ughter4n4ave, Mrs. glitter Cun- ninglitn, Who 15 111 itt Louden. VMS Mary Carter spent the WSiekerel with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. IVtervin Carter, Mrs, Entily Neale, ef Helm% and Mr. Dick Neale, Mr. Heflin/ Brown and Mrs. Paul Xuslutew, 6f Dryden, Ontario, Visited on Thursday' with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rendrie. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilsn, Of iVeraisle, visited lastSunday with li/fr,' end UM, Mae Mc« llatighton. Mr. and Mr. I, H. Paton and After a two-month vacation in New Brunswiht, Mrs, C. H. George and two daughters have arrived home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor spent Sunday in Parkhill, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chester aVorley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins spent last Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jimmie Turner at Saints - bury. Three new members, Philip Wagland, David Fenn and Nancy Haskett, were added to .11oly Trinity junior cboir last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and daughter,' of Toronto, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Aylestock who accompanied them to Listowel on Sunday to attend the anniversary services of the United Church. On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Murray Hodgins aecompanied Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Pike, of Ilderton„to the new IVIlddlesex Presbytery camp site for a game committee meeting with a mem- ber of the Department of Educa- tion from Toronto. The new site is situated a few miles east of Bryanston on the north branch of the Thames. Miss Joan Hodgins, of Lucan, and Miss Marilyn Wood, London, left on a two-week motor trip last Sunday for Washington, D,C. They will return by Cleveland and Detroit. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Watson left last Saturday for a week's vaca- tion in the north where they tope to do some fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDon- ald and family and Mrs. William Dickins spent last weekend in Orillia. Last Saturday, Mrs. IvanHearn and family attended the thirtieth wedding anniversary of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay, of Motherw.ell. Before returning to Birming- ham, England, Mrs. J. Deaves and granddaughter Susan called on. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parry and family. Rose Revington is attending Alma College, StThomas. Her father, Mr. Wes Revington, and brother, Fred, called to see her last Sunday. •Mrs. W. T. Banting, 87, cele- brated her wedding anniversary quietly In her home last Thurs- day. Mrs. Sam McRann, who at- tended the 'wedding 63 years ago, is visiting with Mrs. Denting. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Iledden were T. Munger and Miss Marion Prods ger, of London, on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Redden, Of Eixeter, on Sunday. Clare visited with Mrs, Harvey Mehl in Stratford on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil and Mr. anti Mrs. 3, H. Paton visited Sunday evening with Mr. -arid Mrs. Wilfred Logan at Thorn - stale. Comments About roma rty By lat.S. L AteltELLAR, alid Mrs. Frank Cadick, Sharon atid Donald and Miss Lot- tie Phillitis, London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace and family. Mr. Arnold Storey visited wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ted Storey end other friends before leaving for Kingston where he hat; secured a position. r. and Mrs. Sidney Brooks and soil frein Meath Park Seek, were Sunday visitors With Me. and 'Mrs. 'T. L. Seat and family and Mrs. Moore. Mr. Breeks is taking a epode' Course at the Air roorte school at Grand Bend. Mr, Mad Mrs, Garnet CeekWell, Dashwood, and Mr, Jack °inkwll and daughter EVa, visited on Suit. day with M. and Mrs. Otto Wan. kerIVIt, and Mrs. Will Miller and r. and Mrs. X. NteXeliar visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Binning, 1)/Iithe1l. season were inetalled by Deputy - Governor Ralph •Cummings, of London. ;President la Sneldon Wein; vice-president, Lloyd Ford; secretary, •Cdiff Braman; treasur- er, Les Ballauttrue; registrar, Dick Quanee. The club bulletin editor is Glen A/ficke and Directors are Ross Tuckey, Gilbert Dow and George Rether, New President Wein paid trib- ute to the efforts of retiring pres- ident Les Parker anddeosa Tuckey presented him with a Kin plaque. Cliairmen of the playground committee, Ray Wuerth, reported this summer's attendance dropped 1,000 because otthe bet weather, Total attendance over the seven - week period was • estimated at 8,000. The Story hi Saintsbury By 19B8. • H. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald and Joyce and ,Mrs. W. 3, Dickins of Lucan spent the weekend at ()r- iffle.- Mr. and Mrs. H. Latta, Carol Ann and 'Kenny were •guests at Mr. Latta's sister's wedding in London on Saturday, Master Ken- ny was ring bearer. Mr. and Mrs. 'Raymond Green- lee were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guilfoyle of Sim- coe. • Mrs. W. J. Davis is spending a few days at the home of her neice, Mrs. Melvin Gardiner of Thames Road. Rev. Mills had .charge .of the Service in St. Patrick's church Sunday after spending the month of July at Turkey Point. Mr. and Mrs, J. Stelzer of Jack - on, Michigan, were weekend vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl At- kinson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keough, Yvonne and Barbara and Mr. Gra- ha,m Alfred of London were Sun- day guests with Mr. and, Mrs. Heber Davis and ,Almarie. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koos+ en- tertained on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDonald who were observing their 20th. wedding anniversary. After a -pleasant evening of cards Mr. and Mrs, MeDonald were presented with a chair and the hostess served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were present from this community. 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