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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-07-05, Page 11Lucan And District News Announce PS Promotions Miss Henry's Room— I Grade 1 to 2—Roberta Coch­ rane, Judy Cochrane, George! Dauncey, Donald Farr, Donna! Gardner, Sharon Hocking, Basyl Horuk, Jimmy K?w, Nelson Knight, Philip Lewis, Cathy Mathers, Harry Prest, Ken Ready, Paul Revington, Carol /Schlueter, Judy Schrans, Garry □hgjftttcd, John Ward, Stanley (^^■Kad, Arthur Wilkinson, Al- ^■■roos, Bette Smith, Robert yfirawhorn. Grade 2 to 3—David Goddard, Lynda Morrow, Linda England, David Strato, Sharon Henson. Grade 2' to 2 and 3—Gail Hick­ son,- Tcrry-Neeb, Sharon George. Mrs. Cobleihgs's Room— Gra:de 2 to 3—Brian Haskett, Terry Casin'er, Linda Currie, Tom Hardy, Susan Bridger, Eve­ lyn Frayne, Ken Hardy, David Lippert, Terry Thomson, Bruce Schweertman, * Grade 2 to 4—Carol Stalker, Patricia Cobleigh, Peter Butler, Steve Davis, Wayne Hodgins, Cheryl Thompson, Louise Coch­ rane. Grade 3 to 4—Lornie Morley, Margaret Armitage, Jerry But­ ler, Bob Hickson, Douglas Lewis, Lynda Young, Linda Bridger, Paul Young, Terry Hickson, Roger Neeb, Bryan Smith, Carl Neeb, Ken Powell, Lynne Rum- mell. Miss Baigent's Room- Grade 3 to'4—Patricia Calcott, Larry Lewis,' Nancy Watson, Ann George, John Parkinson, Margaret Cobleigh. Grade 3 to 5—Joan Schlueter. Grade 4'to 5—Barbara Ready, Mary Mathers, Barbara Park, Jean Marie Lankin, Judy Thom­ son, Donald Coughlin,. Roger Black, Nancy.. Haskett, David Fenn, Janet Kehl, Robert Hardy, Ruth Frost, Joan Whitehead, David George, Jean Cochrane. Grade 5 to 6—Harry Bond, Mary Lou Burley, Arthur Cobleigh, Ruth Cochrane, William Neil, Randy Paul,.-Nancy Schrans, Shirley Sherwood, Patricia Sov­ ereign, Gordon Young. Mr, Lowndes' Room—, * Grade 5 to 6—Carol Davis, Cor- alyn Donaldson, Bonnie Dren­ nan, PauJ.Graham,. Ward Hod­ gins, Donald Magoffin, William Park, Peter 'Prest,' Gary Reving- ton, Edna Ryan, Ronald Wood­ ward, Betty Anne' Young, Wayne Culbert, Joe Hodgins. Grade 6 to 7—Heather Ache­ son, Beth Black, Bob Chown, Mae Cobleigh, Dana Culbert, Marilyn Culbert, Bill Darling, Ilene Donaldson, Victoria Eizen- ga, Arnold. George, Judy Has­ kett, Diane Hickson, Joe Kenney, Michael Murdy, • Alice Ryan, Kathleen Ryan, Jerry Schrans, Erma Thomson, Elizabeth Par­ kinson, John Young, Patsy Young, Shirley Emerick. ‘ Mr. Elliott's Room— / Grade 7 to ^fc-Barry Black, |^on Black, Beverley Butler, Jim ■g?K3a^»’-Pat- Egan, -Alan Hod- Gerry Kehl, Carl Rummell, J|Hmummell, Tom Weller, Dav- ia Whyte, Joan Young. Failed— .Victor Neil. ■ Grade 8 to 9—Clifford Acheson, John Armitage, Bill Chown, Ter­ ry Culbert; Frank Egan, Maur­ een Fenn, Harold Frost, Gerald Hamilton, Connie Neeb, Mary Neil,;1 Carolyn Odd, Ann Reving- "ton, Meridith Roberts, Allan'Ry- .an,. Marie Whitehead, Ken Young, •.Carol-Young.. , ' ’Explorers' Picnic j Owing to weather conditions on ■Thursday, the. Explorer picnic ;had to be held at the United Church. The-20 members present en­ joyed games on the lawn and a nature hunt. The winning team ’returned with 20 specimens they .could name'. Lunch was eaten sitting on the basement floor to make it ap­ pear more like a picnic (no re­ port on the ants). The four new members were /given the privilege of choosing '.the songs for the sing-song. The (worship service was taken by Honorary Counsellor Iva Hod- 'Igins and Counsellor Kae Has- .kett. 6 6 O .H 6 © O' 'w t Aluminum helped today’s high­ speed, high-compression car cn-T gine-^et that way. Aluminum Astons brought not only tough- Ass but lightness to (his up-and- Jwtm job. Less weight meant inertia and so made possible iMier engine revolutions. It v WWjght heat conductivity, too —so your cngiiie doesn’t over­ heat when you drive fast and.far. It started in the twenties—and today every car produced in North America is equipped with aluminum pistons. And much of the aluminum comes from Cana­ dian smelters. To 'match the needs Of the automotive, air­ craft, construction and many other industries fOr large quan­ tities of aluminum, Alcan is again stepping up its already Cnormdus smelting capacity. ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. (ALCAN) Present Gifts To Minister On Monday evening the con­ gregation of Lucan United Church met to say farewell to Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Cook. Mr. Murray Hodgins chaired a program consisting of solos by Mrs. Don Revington and Gary Revington; quartette number by Bonnie Drennan, Ilene and Car­ olyn Donaldson and Dana Cul­ bert; musical number by Bobby and Sharon- Stanley and readings by Mrs, Clarence Lewis. A purse containing $250 was presented, to Mr. Cook in apprec­ iation of six years of faithful service by Mr. John Park while Mr. Wilbert Stanley read the ac­ companying address, Mrs. Warner McRoberts, on be­ half of the W.M.S made Mrs. Cook a life member. The W. A. presented flowers to both Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. C. H. George, W.A. president, was hostess convener. Though Mr. C’ook is retiring as pastor of Lucan and Clande- boye churches, He is not leaving Lucan, having purchased a small house almost directly opposite the church. Mr. Cook came to Canada in 1914 from England and preached three years before being ordain­ ed in 1920. Other charges in­ cluded Bancroft, Ivanhoe, En­ niskillen, Consecon, Fraserville, Foxbort and Guilds before com­ ing to Lucan. Shower Miss Helen Howard, whose marriage to Dr. Edward Lee Blevins of Stillwater, Oklahoma will take place in Holy Trinity Church at 6.30 p.m., July 21, was the guest of honor at a show­ er held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Acheson with Miss Pat Watson assisting as hostess. Over 40 of Helen’s friends were pres­ ent. Mrs. Walter Rice of Oklahoma poured tea al a table centered with orange blossoms, on a cut­ work cloth. A number of games were enjoyed after which. Miss Joan Hodgins made a -presenta­ tion df a steam iron and pop-up toaster, Induction Service Rev. Edgar J, Roulston, of Central United Church St. Thomas, was inducted as pas­ tor of ‘Lucan and Clandeboye United Churches Thursday night by Rev. A. H. Me Lachlam, B.A., of Richards United Church, Lon­ don. The Rev. John Wareham B.A., of Appin was the guest speaker. At the reception held in the church basement, Mr. and Mrs. Roulston were introduced to all present by Mrs. Sheridan Rev­ ington, and Mr. Wilbert Stanley. Following refreshments, Mr. Park. recording secretary, pre­ sided • for a short program. Speakers were Mr. McLachlam, Mr. Wareham, Mr. Roulston, Mr, Wilbert Stanley and Mr. Erie Haskett. Reginald E. Hodgins Reginald E. Hodgins, 73, pas­ sed away in Windsor. Hospital, Thursday, June 30, with inter­ ment in Victoria Memorial Cemetery, Windsor. ’ Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Hodgins, he was born on Con. 4, Biddulph, four miles north of Lucan. He attended school at S.-S. No. 2 and was a member of the Orange Lodge No. 493. Prior to Windsor, where he was an employee of Walker’s Distillery, hi lived in Parkhill, running a livery stable ahd a restaurant. Besides his wife, he is surviv­ ed by three daughters and .a son, Donna, Alma, Hilda and, Harvey, and two step-daughters, (all mar­ ried); also one sister, Mrs. Will Isaac, Biddulph township, and one brother, Harvey T. Hodgins, of Lucan. Surprise Party Miss Helen Hardy organized a real surprise party on her moth­ er’s birthday last Thursday eve­ ning. Twenty-six members-of the Hardy family and Miss Bette Leake were present to wish her happy birthday. A pleasant eve­ ning was spent in music and cards. Music Students Present Recital Pupils of Mrs. Clarence Hardy and the Junior Choir of Holy Trinity Church presented a pi­ ano recital in the Parish Hall last Wednesday evening. Marilyn Eaton, Tom Kestle, Jeanette Blake, Nancy Kestle, Rose Mary Hall, Nancy Haskett, Wayne Hodgins, Carol Stalkes, Randy Paul, Tom Hardy, Barbara Ready Bob Hardy, Ward Hodgins, June Lynn, Pat Egan, Frank Egan and Helen Hardy took part. The Junior Choir sang three numbers, Judy Haskett danced and Don Black entertained with his guitar. Vacation School Rev. J. P. Prest, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane/ Mrs. John McLean, Mrs. Bert Thompson, .Mrs. Mur­ ray Hodgins, Mrs. Karl O’Neil, Miss Annie Roberts and Miss Lina, Abbott attended a Vacation School Work-shop at Byron Un­ ited Church last Tuesday., On Friday evening Mr. Prest called a meeting at Holy Trin­ ity Parish Hall to give out sup­ plies and to discuss further plans for Lucan’s Vacation School July 23-27. Doff Wins. Again Mrs, Eileen Currie of Lucan entered her puppy “Ziska’s Arc­ tic Star” at the Hamilton Dog Show, June 30 arid Won first prize for Jr. Puppy Female and best Canadian Bred Puppy in Breed. Mrs. B. Dickson of Dorchester entered her mew English import arid won Winner’s Fefriale arid A# gav •Hlr'iyrile .. Anglican Guild The Ladies Guild of Holy Trini­ ty Church held its June meeting in the parish hall Monday night, June 25, with the president, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, in the chair and Mrs. C. w. Hawkshaw at the piano. Mrs. T. C. McFarlane read the scripture lesson, group leaders handed in money collected in place of a strawberry festival. The highlight of the meeting was a display and sale of “Gifts Extra Ordinary.” The guild re­ ceived 10 percent of all sales. Baseball Nev/s Once agai.- the Lucan Irish Nine broke even on the week’s scoring in the Thames Valley League. On Wednesday night at ■Granton they were defeated 7-2 but on Thursday night in Lucan they defeated St. Marys 12-5. Lucan Pacer Agiin A Winner “Howard Rosecroft” owned by Sheridan Revington and Bud Gil­ mour was again the fastest three- year-ola at Hamburg, N.Y. last Friday night in the $1600 class ABB handicap pace. In the seven-horse field he was never seriously challenged in the 2.042 mile. Mr. Revington was present for the race, ’ Personal Items Mrs. H, A. Chown who under­ went • an operation-in Victoria Hospital, London last week is making satisfactory recovery. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown­ lee celebrated their thirtieth wed­ ding anniversary June 23 at their own home. Keith O’Neil, teen-age son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe O’Neil, had the misfortune to break a bone in his left hand while playing ball at Medway. A. E. Robinson, principal of Medway High School for the past seven years, was guest of honor at a dinner at the Latin Quarter where he was presented with a painting. Chairman of the Board, Fred O’Kime, made the presentation. Mr. Robinson has been made superintendent of secondary schools in Scarboro. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer were Sunday guests of Mrs. M. O. Smith. Mr. Charles Knapp of St. Thom­ as was a Wednesday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman, Miss Beth Hodgins is spending a few days with her sister Mrs., Sam Earle and family of Wood- stock. All returned to Lucan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson of Thedford were Tuesday gu'ests of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Host, who have been visiting in Atlantic City, called for' their two child­ ren and took them home to Ridgeville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Ralph of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mrs. Irene Coursey and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Parry and family returned Saturday from a two-week motor trip to Flor­ ida. Mrs. George Lachie of Water­ loo took Mrs. M. O. Smith to her home in Waterloo last Thurs­ day and will continue on to the Smith summer cottage on Georg­ ian Bay for a three week vaca­ tion. Mr- and Mrs. Calvin Haskett and family left last Friday on a motor trip to Winnipeg. Mr. Jack May of London was a Saturday guest’ with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McFalls, Alice St. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham and family of Chatham were' weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett. Holiday visitors with Mrs. T. D. Orme included Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Orme, Toronto, Mrs. Carl Travers , of Rome and Miss Dor­ othy Wildern of St'. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler- and family of Toronto visitors- with Mr. B. Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mrs. ___ ______ spent last Sunday in Shedden, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cald­ well. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Mr. Percy Armitage and John attended the Armitage pic­ nic at Springbank. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Acheson- included Mrs. Lew Pickett of Saskatoon, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eaton, Deborah and Douglas of Toronto and all attended the Johnston- Acheson wedding in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Lillie of Birmingham. Mich., were week­ end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Will Haskett. Mrs. Joe Smith of Harriets- ville spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family. Kathy Brownled, small daugh­ ter of LAC arid Mrs. Brownlee of Centralia Celebrated her third birthday on June 24 at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brownlee of Lucan. Mr*. arid Mrs. W. W. Garrett and family celebrated Doreen’s sixteenth birthday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ^Bob Coleman last Sunday, all going to Grand Bend in the afternoon.-In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Lome McFalls of St. Thomas were also guests. Mr.’ and Mrs. Wes .Hodgins spOnt last Wednesday in Granton, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Gar­ net Harness. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and Barry of Kinlough were the guests of Rev. and Mrs, J. .P. Prest last Thursday. Mrs. Helen Hardy accompanied her grandfather, Mr. Maunsell Hodgins, and her aunt, Mrs. Ross Love and Kathryn of Grand Bend to Willowdale last Thursday, where she was the guest of her aunt Mrs.‘Stan Kayes. Some 15 members of Holy Trin­ ity Woman’s Auxiliary were guests of St. James Church W. A. last Thursday and all enjoyed the talk given by Mrs. Weekes of Thorndale as well as the so­ cial half hour with St. James W. A, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barss and family of St. Catharines wore weekend guests with Mr. arid T.lnwl AxUacahi , ■ ■ I I were holiday and Mrs. H, Maurice Mc- Wm. Dickins Wind Storm Razes Barn The wind and electrical storm which hit th<=* Lucan district Sun­ day evening demolished the barn of Art Mo gan between Lucan and Elginfield. Percy Tucker, who was milking a cow at the time narrowly escaped death as the calf beside him was killed but he crawled out uninjured. Two calves and eight nigs were killed. The barn was valued at $10,000. In Lucan many limbs were blown down, several transformers put on a displa * of fireworks and the village was without hydro for over two hours. . Mission Society; Appoints Leader Twenty-two members and a number of visitors attended the June, meeting of the United Church W, M. S . last Thursday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Warner McP.oberts, chaired the meeting and Mrs. S, Chown pre­ sided at the piano. The secretary read the resig­ nation of Miss Reta Chown, who has been in charge of the Mis­ sion Band for the past ten’years. Mrs. Howard Kew volunteered to take over. Mrs. E. M. Cook thanked, the members' for their kindness in making her a life member. The president extended Mrs. Harold Corbett’s invitation to hold the August meeting at the Corbett farm August 9. Plans were made for the child­ ren’s picnic on the church lawn for the July meeting. Mrs. Clarence Lewis was nam­ ed corresponding secretary to re­ place Mrs. T. S. Hill, who has moved to Woodstock. Mrs, E. R. Pitt’s group had charge of the program and refreshments. Mrs. Arthui' Black and Mrs. Wm. Aylestock led in devotions. The guest speak. - was Mrs. J. P. Prest who gave a splendid paper on mental illness. Mrs. Myron Culbert followed with a compre­ hensive report of the Goderich Conference last April, On Sunday, July 1, about thirty-five members of the fam­ ily of Mrs. Annie Mousseau gath­ ered at her home to celebrate here 78th birthday. A buffet sup­ per was served. Guests were from London, Clinton, Stratford, Exeter, Hensail, and Grand Bend. Several from this district at­ tended the Centennial at Zurich and also the Kinsmen Celebra­ tion at Exeter on the holiday. Miss Beulah' Holt of Windsor spent the weekend with her mo­ ther, Mrs. Mae Holt. Weekend Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweit­ zer weT^’MrsV’E.’M. Snow, Mrs. Geo. Ball Snr., and Miss Gwen­ dolyn Ball, all of Windsor. With Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird were Mr. Delbert Mason and Mr. Billie Baird of London. With Mrs. Geo. Ecclestone were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Venne of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Warwick, .their son and a friend of London, and Mr. Ronald Scott of London. Mr. Scott intends leaving on Thursday with Mr. Ross Chamberlain of London for a trip to California. With Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finan were their daughter, Miss Sheila of St. Joseph’s Hospital staff and Mr. Dennis Finan of Sarnia. Den­ nis has now completed his course at the Ryerson College in Toron­ to. Mrs. Mary Ravelle is spending a few days visiting friends and relatives in Zurich and attending the Centennial. Mr. and Mrs. Therman Hay ter of Detroit spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird and are visiting other relatives in the district. Miss Joan Statton of Sarnia spent the weekend with Miss Sharon Desjardine. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair, Miss Doreen and Mr. Keith Adair, Toronto, spent the holiday week­ end' with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Holt and family»of Winnipeg are visiting with Mr. Holt’s mother, Mrs. Mae Holt and his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. o Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, Sar­ nia, spent Friday and Saturday of last week with Mrs. Scott’s mother, Mrs. Wm...Patterson.* Sunday' guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rendle were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Guenther and son, and Mr. and Mrs. DdUglas Coul­ son and daughters of London. Mr. “Pat” Harrison returned home, from Toronto where he has been on a business trip for the past two weeks. Mr. Herbert Payne spent July 1st holiday in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller, Mrs. Paul Zebe and daughter Susan and Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Hayter, Charles and Suzanne, all of Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Whiteford, for a few days also Mrs. Louie Colbert of London, and grandchildren, Douglas Webster and Miss A. O’Brien spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Whiteford. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T. Ginn and daughter and son-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. H. P. Demare, of Detroit, spent weekend at the Ginn cottage. -» Mr. and i Mrs. Donald Thomas and Wendy Lee of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird. Mr. Donald Flear had the mis­ fortune to get an infection in his hand at the end of the week. While on a trip to Western Canada last month, Mr. E. Keown. visited with a former teacher of his, who taught him at West Corners, Mr. James Reed, formerly of Lieury, On­ tario, how of Brandon, Manito­ba. Incidentally Mr. Reed is principal of the Brandon Colle­ giate where Mrs. Keown attend-. Pupils Honor Teacher Of Clandeboye School Miss Thompson, teacher, and pupils of Clandeboye School No. 4 and 12, with the members of the section, held their annual picnic at the school on Wednes­ day evening. Sports and a ball game were held.| Rosemary Hall, on hehalf of the pupils, presented Miss M. Thompson with gifts of lingerie and jewelery. She has accepted a school near Rodney for the new term. preaches First Sermen On Sunday at the United Church the Rev. Edgar Roulston took his first service as the new pas­ tor with the service of Holy i Communion being administered. Sunday In St. James At St. James Church on Sun­ day the rector, the Rev. J. P. Prest, administered the rites of baptism for Lucille Sylvia, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cun- nigham. God parents were Mr. Arnold Cunningham, Mrs. Arnold (Lucille) Blake and Mrs. L. (Syl­ via) Bell of Hainilton, both aunts of the infant, whom she was named after. Bans of marriage were an­ nounced for Miss Joan Marie Simpson and Mr. Peter Morris Banks, the wedding to take place in. St. Jam< ; Church on Satur- <day, July 21. St. James W. A. Entertain .The Women's Auxiliary of St. James Church met in the Sunday, School room with Mrs, R. M. Weekes, rector’s wife of St. George's Anglican Church, Thorn­ dale, as special speaker. They entertained the members of the Senior and Evening W. A.’s of Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, also the members of the W. M. S. of the Clandeboye United Church. Mrs. Weekes spoke of the tal­ ents each one possesses and stressed the need of making the best possible use of them. Mrs. E, Butler played piano accord­ ion selections and sarig two sac­ red number. Mrs. Andy Carter opened, the meeting and Miss Tomes and Mrs. E. Flynn led in devotions. Mrs. J. H. Paton on behalf of the members of St. James moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. R. M. Weekes and Mrs. E. Butler. Af­ ter refreshments were served Mrs. Rea Neil, president of the W, M. S. of the United Church and Mrs. McFarlane, president of the Lucan Holy Trinity branch offered a vote of thanks for the courtesy extended by the mem­ bers of St. James branch, Successful Students Jackie Williams has passed her exams in Grade 12, also Helen Kestle and- Ruth Donaldson at the Medway school, From Park­ hill District High School Marilyn Eaton, Sandra Williams and Ed­ ith Carter; Pauline Dixon, grade 9; Beth McRann grade 10; Phyl- iss Lee, grade 11. Personal Itepis Miss . Jackie Williams has tak­ en a position with Mr. Heber Neathery law office in Sarnia. Mrs. A. C. Calder of London visited on Friday with Mrs. Arth­ ur Hodgins. Mrs. Fred Simpson has return­ ed to the village after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Walker, and Mr. Walk­ er in Detroit. Mrs. Russell Schroeder is im­ proving after having suffered several broken ribs in falling at the RCAF Station. Centralia. Miss Joan Murless of London spent the weekend with her par­ ents here. Mr. Neil McRann has return­ ed from Westbury, N.Y, * Cpl. and Mrs. R. V. Worthing­ ton, Helen and Kathryn, arrived Tuesday at noon in the village to visit frie ds. They motored with cabin trailer from RCAF Station, Moosejaw, Sask. Leiter From Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD ar a 2 I he Times-Advecate, July s, an® H. J. CORNISH & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS H. A Cornish/ L« F. Cornish, D. Mitchell 264 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, DNT. For Sale PEDDLER'S STEEL AND ALUMINUM ROOFING ON HAND Experienced men to pu^your roof on PEDDLER'S HAY CARRIER AND STABLE EQUIPMENT See us before you buy your baler or binder twine» i '• % This Week In Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE .Personal Items Mr. George Dixon, Mr. Mur­ ray Dixon and Mr. Ken Sholdice spent the weekend at Quirke Lake with Mr. and Mrs. John Hotson and Mr, and Mrs. Ed­ ward Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Fenton attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Rose Jackson at Stratfdrd on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truem- ner of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon. Mr., Albert Hess of Zurich-vis­ ited his mother, Mrs. Hess on Monday evening,. Mrs. Ruth Watson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Treve- thick of London. Mrs. Elmer Shepperd, Max and June, spent Friday with Mrs. Ida Prrist. Mr. and Mrs. L. Callfas spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Trevethick. Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Prest and boys, Mrs, Marnion Cunning­ ham visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manson of Embro. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whittard and children spent the weekend with Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil EllwoOd. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne - Shad­ dock of Loridon spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton of Lucan visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hamil­ ton. Rev. Winters of Zurich visited with Mrs. Hdss on Tuesday. On Wednesday evening the Anglican Church had a success­ ful ham and strawberry supper. Miss Vivian Weatherspoon spent the weekend with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Weath­ erspoon. Couple Honored 6 Mr. and Mrs. Wes Morley cel­ ebrated their forty-eighth wed­ ding anniversary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgson- Their family of five were all present. Mr. and Mrs. Morley are very active arid valued mem­ bers of Brinsley United Church. SCOTT'S ELEVATOR LTD. Phone 63 ^ucan^Ontr., ^inutinii iiiiiiiiiiniii)uii>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)iiiinii!nnnuijiiiin>!iiiiiiiiiiiiiinmininiiiiiiuiimtinuiuiiiiiii Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Yet- man of Malden, Mass., spent Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Moores. The weddi. g of Donald Arthur Leitch, McGillivray Township, and Dorothy Jean Miller of Bid­ dulph Township was solemnized at Thames Road Manse on Wed­ nesday, July 4. Rev. W. J. Moores officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turn­ bull and Billie of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Dav. Miller and Mrs. Henry Rhdde of Exeter were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rhode. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn were guests on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig of Crotoarty. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Passmore, David, Dennis and Darlene spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace of Dearborn, Mich. Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin returned home from the hospital on Mon­ day after having undergone an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Tillsonburg, Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd of Woodham were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. The storm on Sunday evening knocked the chimney off the church, damaging the roof ex­ tensively. S.S. No. 2 Usborne Picnic On Friday evening S. S. No. 2 Usborne held their amiual picnic with a fair attendance. Sports were enjoyed at^the community park, after which lunch was served in the school house. Winners in races were: giris, 5 and under, Judy Maver; bdys, 5 and under, Bobby Snow; girls, 6-8 years, Joyce Maver; boys, 6-8 years, Douglas Coward; girls 19-12 years, Frances Johns; boys, 9-12 years, Douglas Evens; girls, 13-15 years, Margaret Webber; boys, 13-15 years, Bill Maver. Married ladies, Mrs. Mac Hrid- gert; three-legged races, boys, Bill Maver and Ross Rowe; girls, Barbara Webber and Anne Johns; couples, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hod- gert; kick the slipper, girls, Car­ ol Johns; boys, Bill Maver; men, Reg I-Iodgert; ladies, Mrs. Lee Webber; .mummy relay,. Mac Hodgbrt, Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Robt. Maver. There was a candy scrambld for the younger children. Portable at th® Times-Advocale FAST RELIEF FOR 1e x £ sI INVEST IN SHORT TERM Ontario Loan Debentures Issued for $100 and Upwards Interest Is Payable By Coupon or By Chequ® ENQUIRIES WELCOMED THE ONTARIO LOAN & DEBENTURE CO. (At Market Lane and Market Square) DUNDAS ST., LONDON, ONT. 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