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24-HOUR SERVICE
Clandeboye
By MRS. J. H, PATON
With Thq Churphfis
At St. James Church on Sun
day in the absence of the rector
Rev. J. P. Prest who is on vaca
tion at Rondeau Park the service
was taken by Mr. Herb Bridle,
lay reader of Clinton.
At the United Church the ser
vice was taken by the former
pastor, Rev. E. N. Cook of Lu
can. Air. Edgar Roulston is on
Lucan And District News
Hold Meetings ( Remove Sea1’P®ntecQst Church
At Corbett Farm
Two Lucan church groups en
joyed an outing at the Corbett
farm last week. On Wednesday
afternoon the sun shone for an
out-of-door meeting of the Sr.
To Free Arm
i An eight-year-old lad, son of
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and'*Evening‘*Woman’s* Auxiliary | home, about four miles north of j
vacation* but will become for trinity Church with, 15 Lucan, removed one of the arm
Sunday August 19 1 of children. ashtrays and put us arm down
ounudj, nu^ubi ,, p ; s far ns he could roach to getMrs. T. C. McFarlane presided > 4s far as he could reach to get
and led in the Litany. Mrs. Har-1 g nut. Unfortunately, his arm
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Miss Beth AIcRann, nurses aid old Hodgins read an article onpecame stuck,
in training at South Huron Hos-1 “Youth Workers in Newfound’ A4*'”‘
pital, Exeter, spent the weekend I land.” F
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- '
Roy McRann.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Raycraft
and Mr. J. H. Paton attended the
“Derry Day” celebration at Wal
laceburg on Saturday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aimer
Hendrie for the weekend were
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing of
' Chatham. T h e grandchildren,
Karen and Joan Downing, return
ed home after spending over
two weeks; also’ Mrs. Emily
Neale of Harrietsville spent the
weekend with them.
• Donny,^ son of1 Mr. and Mrs.
i Jack Harrison of Aylmer, return-
i ed home after spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Scott
and family.
Miss Judy Scott is spending
this week with her aunt, Mrs,
Lloyd Elgie and family in Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Mel
vin Fletcher at Wallaceburg.
Mrs. Sidney Hodgins met with
an accident when she fell from
the chesterfield to the floor in
her home. She suffered a broken
; hip and was taken to St. Joseph’s
I Hospital where she underwent
f an operation last Monday. She
1 is doing very well at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt en-
, tertained their son, Robert and
Mrs. Hewitt and five grandchild
ren of Oakville for two weeks.
Mr. Mervin Carter has pur
chased a new International com
bine.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eaton
were host and hostess for a pic
nic on Sunday of the Esseitine
Clan. Guests were present from
London, Tavistock, Hyde Park
and Bryanston.
a nut. Unfortunately, his arm
After trying in vain to free
_,J.” Mrs. T. A. Hodgins read . the lad, he was brought io
I an interesting letter from the: Black’s Garage, Lucan, where
wife of the branch’s adopted ■ workmen worked for half .an
minister. It was decided to show’hour to free him by removing
the W.A. films in September and [ tbe seat and part of the up
hold the “Little Helper’s” party
the second week in October.
While lunch was being prepared
Miss Lina Abbott conducted a
W.A. contest.
The lucky chair prize .donated
by Mrs. Corbett was won by
Mrs. J. C. Steacy.
holstery,
William M, Rawley
Mrs. Jack Casey and Airs.
Charles Windsor received ward
on Sunday of the death of their
brother-in-law, William Al. Row-
ley, at. Cass City, Mich. Funeral
mu TT U , sr 1 n services were held on Wednes-The United Church W.M.S. on May, August 15, with interment
Thursday afternoon held their at Marlette. His wife, the for-
August meeting also at the Cor-finer Mary Hodgins, who was
bett farm but the weatherman raised two and a half miles
was not so kind, for it poured north of Lucan on Con. 4, Bid
rain. However all present en- Idulph, died four years ago. His
,ioyed the Corbett’s huge living J three children also predeceased
room. Mrs. Warner McRoberts
presided. Owing to her teaching
duties she had to hand in her
resignation. The vice president,
Mrs. Alex Young, will take over
for the rest of the year.
Mrs. Gordon Banting’s group
had charge of the program. Mrs.
Art Black gave an interesting
paper on Psalm 23 and Mrs. Tom
Lee, a paper on Christian Stew
ardship. Another lucky chair
prize was donated by Airs. Cor
bett. This time it was won by
Mrs. George Young.
Members from both churches
deeply appreciate the opportunity
to visit this historic place each
year, and eat beneath the cen
tury old trees.
hinj.
Welcomes Pastor
Rev. Fred Paul Thomson, aftex*
serving three years as pastor of
the Parkdale Evangel Taber-
uiacle in Ottawa, has begun his
duties as pastor of the Lucan
i Pentecostal Holiness Church,
i made vacant by the resignation
of Rev. J. A. Graham.
Air. Thomson was raised and
educated in Ottawa graduating
from the Salvation Army Univer
sity of Toronto in 1940. He was
an officer in the Salvation Army
preaching in Northern Ontario.
Lie also spent five years in the
army.
, The Lucan Pentecostal Church
will hold its first anniversary
services August 18-19. The Sat
urday service will take the form
of a concert with mostly local
talent. On Sunday Mr. Thomson
will take charge of the services.
Air. and Mrs. Thomson and
their five children- have moved
into the house vacated by the
death of Airs. R. Seale, Rich
mond St.
Mr. Graham’s son, Rev. Byr-
nell Graham, now has charge of
the Parkdale Evangel Tabernacle
in Ottawa.I
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Air* gnd Mrs. Murray Neil
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Mrs. Rachael Sims of Exeter)
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Neil while her parents were:
away* |
Mr. Frank Scheiding spent ai
few days last week with his
brother-in-law and sister* Air-
and Mrs. Wm. Motz.
Mr. and Airs. Edgar Horney,
Joanne and Robert of Ridgway;
spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs.
Wm. Motz and on Alonday they
visited with Air. and Airs. Wm.
Horney in Exeter. I
The village trustees are dig-i
ging a new fire well at the east j
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fischer and Wayne, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Thompson and Mr.
Bill Fischer, all of London, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Fischer.
Kenneth Eagleson of Green
way spent the past week with
his cousin, Robt. Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atkinson
and Robt. were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. Gordon Oke,
Hurondale.
Visitors during the week with
Mr, and Mrs. M. Elston were
Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Gibson
and girls of Denfield, Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Fletcher, Wood-,
ham, Rev and Mrs. Knox, Exeter
and Mr. and Mrs, George Me-
Gavin, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston and
David, Mr. and, Mrs. John Vialle
and family, Centralia, spent Sun
day at Goderich.
Misses Janet and Geraldine
Blair spent a few holidays with
their cousins, Blair and Sharon Fletcher at Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister,
Neil and Dale, spent a few days
last week with relatives in Elk
ton and Kent City, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. , Elston
and Sheila attended the Old Boys’
Reunion at Dundalk recently.
Misses Judy and Bonnie Blair
spent a few days with Mrs. Ken
Greb of Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kimmell
and Billie of Tara were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
McAllister,
Air. and Airs. B. GroeneWeg
from Holland are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hodgins.
Airs. Warner AIcRoberts spent
last weekend in Woodham, the
guest of her brother Mr. Theron
Creery and family. On Sunday
they all had a picnic at Bay-
field.
Seventy-five members of the
Aliddlesex Soil and Crop Im
provement Association toured, the
area from Parkhill to Grand
Bend last Thursday,
Alajor and Airs. Harold Snel-
grove, formerly of - Lucan, are
nappy to announce the birth of
a daughter, Jocelyn Louise, at
Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, on
August, 8.
Airs. Wes Hodgins and son,
Don, of Lucan, and Miss Betty
Fortey of London left last; Sat
urday for a two week motor trip
through the States to Kenora
where they will the guests of
Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Airs. Hod
gin’s daughter, Lorraine and
family.
Judy and Brian Haskett, child
ren of Air. and Mrs. Cal Has
kett, are holidaying 'with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Cummins at their cottage
north of Toronto.
Mrs. Art AIcLean of London
attended the Anglican W.A. meet
ing at the Corbett farm last Wed
nesday and brought with her
Airs. Fred McLean, Mrs. J. B.
Armitage and Miss Minnie Ry
land from the McCormick Home.
Airs. Pat Daley and Mrs. Har
old Raymer of London were Sat
urday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
James Hodgins.
Mr. ?nd Airs. Sam Earle and
family of' Woodstock were Sun
day guests with Air. Wes Hod
gins and family where they cel
ebrated Aliss Beth Hodgin’s birth
day.
Airs. Harry Ohmstead of De
troit spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mrs. Warner McRoberts of Lu
can has been engaged to teach
in the Whalen School by the Us-
borne School Board for the com-
j ing year. Airs. McRoberts was
i born near Winchelsea and at-
• tended the St. Marys Collegiate
[and graduated from the Toronto
‘ University. She taught High
[School, at Lucan, Sydenham and
Forest prior to her marriage.
; Mr. and Airs. Louis Kilmer of
iThamesford were Friday guests
’ with Mrs. M. 0. Smith.
Mrs. H. S. Stanley suffered a
heart attack last week and is a
patient in St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Misses Holly and Belle Martin
of London and Aliriam of Detroit
were Friday visitors with their
sister, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins and
family.
Mr. Herb Bridle of Clinton was
the guest speaker in Holy Trinity
church last Sunday morning,
when Rev. J. P. Prest was on
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hay have
moved into the house on William
St. vacated by Mr. T. Weller and
family.
Mrs. William Aylestock at-
i tended the wedding of, her
j granddaughter, Miss Priscilla
‘ Anne Aylestock, last Saturday at
(he Bathurst United Church,
Toronto.
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Cook and
family of Brantford spent last
weekend in Lucan, leaving Bar
bara and taking Billy Haskett
back for a holiday.
Air. and Airs. Robert Coughlin
and Air. and Airs. Charles
Coughlin have returned from a
motor trip to Northern Ontario
where they were visiting friends
at Kirkland Lake and Ramore.
A nephew and niece of the
late Mr. Jim McKinney, Air. G.
Alexander, of Chicago, and Airs.
B. Falknor, of St. Louis, Mis
souri, and their father, Mr. Ross,
of Chicago, spent a few days
with Air. and Mrs. Edgar Mc
Falls, last week.
Airs. Irving Gibson, of Lucan,
and Mrs. Fern Cunningham, of
London, spent last weekend in
Muskoka.
Mr. Bob Coleman, who has
been on the sick list, is able to
be up again.
Airs. Garfield Needham, of
Ballymote, is spending a few
(days with Air. and Airs. Henry
I Hodgins.
j The Park Bros, have pur
chased a dairy at Petrolia with
I Mr. Stewart Park to bo in
i charge. A bouse goes with the
! dairy, so Mr. and Airs. Park
< have sold their bouse here to
i Air. D. A. Ashworth and arc
| moving to Petrolia the end of
the month.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
i Lee last Thursday were Miss
; Alary Amos, of Brinsley. Air.
; Walter Loe and Mrs. Bertha
, Markle, of Detroit.
; Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hill, Wood-
, slock, called bn Lucan friends
I last Saturday.
Mr. and Airs. Mcinfc Kizbhga
1 spent last weekend in Brant*
> ford, the guests of Mr .and -Mrs.
John De Giraaf, friends from
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waddell of
Whitby and Mr. and .Mrs. Ken
neth Thar of Byron were Sunday
guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Fred
Armitage.
Miss Lina Abbott received word
of the death of Dr. E. J. Gilbert
of Edmonds, Wash. His wife is
the former Estelle Abbott, daugh
ter of the late Dr, and Mrs. Wil
liam Abbott.
Don Coughlin was vacationing
with his friend David Whyte at
Colpoy Bay and came home with
his parents last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Conn
and* family of St, Marys were
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar McFalls and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ward and family
of Toronto also called.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carham
of Detroit spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Cooke, Mar
ket St.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dundas of
Detroit were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Boy Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins
spent last Sunday in London, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A,
Mullens and family.
Mrs. Winnifred Brooke, of
Lucan, was elected president;
vice-president, Ivan Hicks, Clio,
Mich., and secretary-treasurer,
Harold Brooke, London.
Miss Delrene Coursey, who
has been on the sick -list for
over two weeks, was taken to
St, Joseph’s Hospital last Fri
day.
Grace and Douglas Ready of
St, Marys are holidaying at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Ready/ I
Mrs. Frank Booth, who spent
the winter at Hamilton with her
sister, is ill at her home here.
Correction: Through a mis
print, the item: “Mrs. J. P.
Prest and boys are holidaying
at Rondeau,” should have been:
Mr. Prest and boys. Mrs, Prest
is in Lucan and joins her family
for weekends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Bev
ington and Gary and Mr. and
Mrs. William Ellerington and
Billie attended the Woodbine!
races in Toronto last Saturday
and saw “Floating Rhythm”, |
owned by S. Bevington and C. i
Reid, come in first. !
Gladys Eleanor Emerick,;
daughter of Mrs. Harold Emer->
ick and the late Harold Emer
ick, was bom in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Sunday, August 5, 1956,
a sister for Shirley, Elaine and
Betty.
Thursday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Amos included Miss
Mary Lee, Brinsley, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lee and Mrs. Ber
tha Markle, of Detroit, Mr. and (
Mrs. Jack Rosser and daughter ‘
and two Miss Amos’ from Ailsa
Craig. Sunday guests were Dr.
and Mrs. Elmer Amos from
Brantford.
Joey Lobsinger, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Len Eobsinger, Sarnia,
is holidaying with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett
and Mrs. Warner McRoberts
Spent last Sunday in Chatham,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Graham and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Strasser,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and
Joey were Sunday visitors at the,
Ralph Strasser cottage at Port i
Franks. Mrs. Strasser remained
over for a week’s vacation. •*
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee spent
Saturday and Sunday in London,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Lee.
Ward and Wayne Hodgins
spent last week in London with
Mr, and Mrs. Owen Foster
while their mother, Mrs, Murray
Hodgins, was at Bimini Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett,
and family spent the holiday
weekend at Algonquin Park, call
ing at Santa’s Village. On the
way home they visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cook at Brant
ford, leaving Nancy with them
and bringing Bobby Cook home
for a holiday here.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Hearn
and family, of Lucan, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Sebben and 'Patsy, of
Carlingford, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Tufts, of Kirkton, Mr, J. E.
Brown and son, Mrs. J, Brown,
of Motherwell, had a family
picnic at Ipperwash last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Acheson
and Heather spent last weekend
in Sarnia, the. guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Eric Stanley.
Dr. and Mrs. Waller Rico left
Monday for. their homo in Still
water, Oklahoma.
Clifford .Acheson, who is holi
daying with his cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Peckett, motored with
them to Jasper Park and Banff.
While going through Calgary,
Clifford called on Fred Reving-
tbii At the Hudson Bay store, brother, Mr. Earl Hunter in Tor- Clifford will have some tall tales
onto, for the weekend, to tell of the 26-ineh pike he
Betty Anne Stonnens returned] caught, when ho gets home,
home Saturday after spending a ] Miss Lynelto. Walpole, of Kin-
week with her brother and sister- carding, is holidaying with her
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie grandparents, Mi\ ana Mrs, Ira
The Story In
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr. Steve Storey, Mrs. Sheri
dan Bevington and Mrs. Ed
Conlin took, the members of
Lucan’s Pee-wees and Bantams
for a picnic to Gibbon’s Park
last Wednesday afternoon, Swim
ming, a- ball game and, of
course, refreshments were high
lights of the outing. <
Hugh Conlin, on behalf of the
boys, thanked the Biddulph
Council for its donation, part of
which was used to finance the
outing, and Frank Egan thank
ed those who took them to the
park and had charge of the pic
nic,
Baseball News
The third game in the Thames
Valley finals was played in
Lucan Friday night with. Lucan
losing to Granton 2-1. The Lucan
battery was White and Hodgins
and Granton, Jones and Wine
garden. The series now stands
at 2-1 for Lucan,
The next game will be played
at Granton Tuesday night.
Ford Reunion
Mrs. -T. Brooke and family
and Mrs. Harold McFalls and
Gary were among the 55 who
attended the Ford reunion at
Canatara Park, Sarnia, last
Sunday. Representatives were
there from Flint, Detroit, Han
over, London, Exeter and Lu
can. The afternoon was spent in
games and swimming.
London Church
Wedding Scene
In a setting of pink and white
gladioli at St. Aidan’s Church,
St. Paul’s Cathedral, London,
Rev. A. J. Ostle united in mar
riage Carole Diane Brooke,
daughter of Mr, Grant Brooke,
Lucan, and Ronald P. Coleman,
son of Mr. Jack Coleman, Lon
don.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was gowned in
white nylon tulle over blue taf
feta, with Queen Anne collar
and finger-tip sleeves. A lace
tiara formed -her headdress.
She carried a white prayer book
covered with red r.osebuds.
Miss Beverley Brooke, Lucan,
as maid-of-honor for her sister,
chose a blue eyelet gown, cock
tail length, and wore a corsage
of pink roses.
The groom’s attendant was
William Allen, <?f Lucan.
A reception was held at the
home of Mrs. T. Brooke, Lucan, grandmother of the bride. Mrs.
Brooke received in a navy crepe
dress with pink carnation cor
sage.
After the reception, the bride
and groom left Jor a wedding
trip to Niagara Falls and Fort
Erie. The bride wore a blue and
white crystalette ensemble with
white accessories and corsage
of pink carnations.
The young couple will make
their home in. London.
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