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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-13, Page 1212 'rk* ' imm; dmits, iPtlno I3 I957 la as 0 a Acidress es Presbytery `he Ali ddleae4 Presbyterial and by Lieury with. Mrs. G. Wonrati`s Missionary S.o c i e t y, Glendenning, Mrs. W. TberaPSen United Church of Canada, North and Airs. Lloyd Durr taking: ireSt t;,actton, ,held their thirty- part. second annual meeting at the Nine branches answered the Clandeboye United Church on roll call: Ailsa Craig Atternooft Friday June. *7, with the theme. and Evening, Brinsley, axlisle, Christian Citizenship." There Fan After- Biddulph fter- were. 1.1,0 in attendance, noon Lteury, Liu noon and Eveningand Parkhill. n � h Mrs. B �du�S M Fred Neaman, sectional At the ..class o the meeting. 1"' Lucan And District News :Phone, 1Ot Lucan. Correspondent; Miss Lina. Abbott Speakers n 11 nt.l o pp eand a r Wins Tr 'The mornin g worship service. meeting a success. The Biddulph and North Lon- i. wits von i • b 7;r. 11 0 ht- s snWi don Teachers Association held president, pxesided. Airs, ll, Mrs, Jack 'Rosser of Ailsa: Craig •Mang ord of I;uean was appoints thanked th ted seeretar , had t ke t Q 11 y a n part o make the l y Personal Item* rs, Stanley Mallard and , • • - g y The Clandebgye tinted Church their annual field .day acttvt hill Rost, Whiting xi the Park- will have annivershry service an tie$ at the Granton School last Park- hill Centenary Auxiliary, the Sunday avenin June 16 at 7:30 Friday. Twelve public and sepa- an ernoon worship by• Airs. Love p.m., with the Lucan choir sup. rate schools representing 365 arid: Mrs. S. Volk of Parkhillng, Top trophy was won by Sepa- rate School No. 6 Biddulph taught by Mrs, N. Conlin of Lu - can with 161 points. Runner-up was the Granton public schen 1 tl pupils participati the memorial service by the p yang le music. Carlisle Auxiliary, At St, James Church on Snn- day, the service at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. L. Warwick, of London, will be taken by the Rev. R. president of the Middlesex Pres- Anions, rector of Alba Craig, tiyteria W.M.S., gave a report B ' sle of the Dominion Board meeting exchanyge and Centralia,e.due to t exchange with the Rev, J. P. No. 7 Biddulph,, taught by Mr. held in Toronto. recently. Mrs. V. Prest,rector of St. James. Ken Moir and 11liss Marsh with Waite, London, literature secre- Air.and Mrs. Rea Neil attend- 137 points. tary of the Middlesex Presby- ed the Adkins- Neil wedding at Silver cup winners and run- terial, had ' new books and James Street Church, Exeter, on ner-up were: literature on display, Mrs. A. E. Saturday, c Bo s Champion Menzies of Ailsa Craig Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and y s gave a report of the Conference Clare visited with Mr. and Mrs. Senior—Gerald Parnell,' Gran - Branch held ki Woodstock. Allen Douglas and Harold a 1 ton 23 points; John Damen, Mrs. F. Ball of London, past Staples on Sunday t I'S.S;S, 6, 15. president, gave an address on Mr. and Airs Kurt Gebel and Intermediate — Tony Damen, Christian Citizenship and spoke children attended the Air Force S.S.S. 6, 21; John Head, Gran - of peace, racial brotherhood, I Day at Crumlin on Saturday. Ston, 11. temperance. and social welfare. Mrs. B, Goulash F Junior—Peter Van Geel, S.S.S. Mrs. J. Porter, Parkhill, report -1 Mrs. B. Goulash died in Moose : 4, 18; Eddie Harrigan, S.S.S. 6, ed that the W.M.S, school for ; Jaw, Sask., on Tuesday,June 4.415• leaders will be held at Alma She was the motheof Airs. ! Midget — John Damen, S.S.S. College, St, Thomas, August 26 Paul Poole of McGillivray town -.4, 22; Jimmie De Block, South - to 30. Miss Anne Ward, a native ship and made her home with i gate 2, 13. A of London and former missionary , her daughter and family for a! Girt Champions from China, has been appointed couple of years. Some months I Senior—Nancy Eisen, Clande- leader, ago she returned to Moose Jaw a The funeral was held on) h°ye- 22; Mary Kelly, No. 4 Returned Missionary Speaks Tuesday- June 11 with intermentlBiddulph, 14, The special speaker, Miss at Melville Sask. a Intermediate—Jean Egan, No, Emma Palethorpe, r e t u r n e d : 4 Biddulph, 17; Patricia Harri- missionary from Korea., spoke of gan, S.S.S. 6, 16. the need for trained leaders in DJunior—Frances Harrett, Gran - South Korea, The people have iddulph Native ton, 18; Anne Hardie, Revere, great faith and are an inspira- 16. tion to the missionaries. They Dies I n Parkhill Midgets—Bonnie Astles, South - also are grateful for the bales of gate, 24; Elaine Wright, Revere, clothing they receive. Miss Pale- Malcolm Guilfoyle, 79, died at 11. theme commented on the dis- Green Gables Nursing Home, Mr. R. J. McNaughton, pubs _play of the Lucan Evening Parkhill, on Wednesday June 5. lic school inspector, presented Auxiliary of 10 quilts, women's Rev. A. H. Harrison of St. the cups and Mr, Jameson, Gran - and children's dresses, layettes George Church, London Town- ton's oldest Forester presented and stuffed toys for Korea. , ship, conducted funeral services the trophies. A duet was sung by Mrs. K. from the T. Stephenson and Son McLachlan and Mrs. J. Waters funeral home, Ailsa Craig, on of Parkhill, At the noon lunch- Saturday June 8 at 3 p,m. Inter-, � Walter Pattison' On, Mrs. Rea Neil, president of ment was in St. George's Ceme- the Clandeboye W.M.S., wel- tery with neighbors acting as DIeS In London corned the guests. Mrs. Ray pall -bearers. Campbell of Ailsa Craig made a Mr. Guilfoyle was born about suitable reply. Two skits were a mile and a half south of Lucan presented by Mrs. C. Foster and on. the "Sadleir Road." He at - the Parkhill Afternoon Auxiliary tended the "Little Brick" school and Holy Trinity Church, Lucan. His wife, the former Katie Ryan of Lucan, predeceased him, For some years he had been farm- ing. near Denfield. A couple of months ago he was taken to the Green Gables.Nursing Home. He is survivedby two sons and two daughters, Fred of Simcoe and Harold at home, Mrs. Ray- mond Greenlee R.11., 1 Lucan and Mrs. James Watson, Lobo Township. . Wedding Anniversary • Alice F. Frost Weds Soldier Mums, iris and white snow- ball were the setting in the Lu - can United Church last Saturday, when the Rev. E. 3. Roulston united in marriage at 2 p.m., Alice Freda Frost and Chester Dean. O'Connell Jr.. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Frost of Lucan and the • groom -is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester O'Donnell Sr. of Mc- Namee, N.B. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in white slipper satin, topped with nylon sheer and bertha collar edged in lace daisies. A full length net embroidered veil and pearlsweet-heart headdress com- pleted her ensemble. She carried a corsage of American Beauty roses and white carnations with streamers. Miss Hazel Frost of Lucan was her sister's only attendant. She wore a gown of yellow lace and net, with bouffant ballerina length . skirt and lace bolero and yellow rosette band headdress. She carried a nosegay of yellow roses with shasta mums. Arman D. Napman of Cape Breton was the •best man and , ushers were Joseph W. Frost and Glenn A. Frost. The organist was Howard Kew who played traditional wedding music: Mrs. Bert Thompson, as soloist s'a n g, "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." At a reception in the brides' home hey mother received in a powder blue nylon jersey with pink baby mum corsage. Mrs, rost was assisted by Mrs. My- ron Culbert and Mrs, Howard Currie. For a honey -moon trip to New trunswick the bride changed to a pink and mauve nylon gown vile spent a few days last week with white accessories. with Mrs. Annie Fairies Saintsbury the Canadian Army the young positron with the Toronto Silk By MRS. H. DAVIS On June 10, 1925 at Holy Tri- nity Church; Lucan the Rev. Kenneth McGoun united in mar- riage Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Wil- kinson. On Sunday all but ins of their family sprang a surprise party on them making' a gather- ing of 25. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Art Spinder, andfam- ily; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil- kinson, On Sunday all but one of Robert Howell and family; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Alfred and family; all of London, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Thamcher and fam- ily of Clandeboye and Thos. Wil. kinson of Windsor. Personal Items Rev, and Mrs. Harold Dickins from Rochester and Mrs, Ar- nold .Helson of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman last week. Mrs, Warner McRoberts at- tended the Teachers' Federation meeting at Caven Presbyterian Church in Exeter last Wednes- day evening Walter P. Pattison,. 76, who had been hospitalized since last January died in St. Mary's Hos- pital, London, on Wednesday June.•5, He lay at rest in the C. Haskett and Son funeral hone, Lucan, till 2 p,m. Saturday when the Rev. Thos,••G. Head conduc- ted funeral services.. Interment was in Denfield Cemetery. Pall -bearers were John Her- bert, H. L. Grose, Mel Dann, Cliff P'arkinson, Omar Burnett and Frank Walden. Son of the late William and Margaret Pattison he was born on Con. 15 London Township where he lived and farmed all his life. He was a member of Wesley United Church. He is survived by three bras thers, Clem of Lucan, Fred of Blanshard Township and William at home. Personal Items Among those from Lucan who I last Friday attended the 32nd Anssssl Meeting of the Middle- sex Presbyterial at Clandeboye United Church were: Mrs. Ira Carling, Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mrs. W. Stuart,;, Mrs, Clarence Lewis, Mrs: Wm. Aylestock, Mrs. N. Wasnidge, Mrs. E, J. Roul- sten, Mrs. Gordon. Banting, Mrs. John Park, and Mrs. Sheridan Revington. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb at- tended the funeral services in Higley on Tuesday of last week of a friend, Mrs. Anna McLen- nan Scott. Personal Items .. Dr, and Mrs. Harvey Ttevix g t., ton of London were Saturday guests of Mr, Wes Revington and family. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Prost and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hod - family spent last Friday at Tur- gins and family spent Saturday key Pt. where Mr. Prost will be with Mrs. Hodgins' sister, Miss conducting services the first C Merle Law, of London. 1 two weeks in. July. I A large number of Lucan rola- Mrs, Ivan Hearn who under- tives and friends attended the went an operation in St. Josephs' trousseau tea in honor of Afisa Hospital is making satisfactory 'Almarie Davis last Wednesday. recovery. Miss Emma McDougall and Miss Alpha Hodgins of Bowman, Flowers Brighten Boy Survives Special Service ce Tractor Fall Last Sunday morning, Sun- day School anniversary and flower Sunday was celebrated in the United Church in a setting of flowers left from ,the O'Don- nell -Frost wedding and other contributions and a number of birds loaned by Mrs. Frost, Superintendent Cliff Culbert was in charge of the service with the pastor, Rev. E. J, B.oulston, preaching the, sermon. Beverley Butler, president of the C,G,I-T. read the Scripture lesson and Doug Solomon led in the respon- sive psalm.. Members of the Y,U.Pwere ushers: Barry Black, Jack Park, Don Lankin and Ter- ry Culbert, The Junior choir under the ca. gable leadership of Mrs., Dave Park sang two numbers, Holy Trinity W.A. " The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church held its June meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joe Beatson, The President, Mrs, T. C, Mel'arlane presided and was assisted in the devotions by Mrs. T. A. Hod- gins and Mrs, Erwin Scott. Mrs. Irene Coursey, Mrs, Wilyson Hod- gins and Mrs. C. H. Hawkshaw assisted Mrs. Beatson as host- esses. It was decided to dispense with a July meeting and to accept Mrs, Harold Corbett's invitation to hold the August meeting' at the Corbett farm, Bruce Haskett, four year old son of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Has - kelt, who has been in the habit of riding on the tractor with his grandfather, Mr. Mitchell Has- kett, both of Alice St., had a narrow escape from death last Tuesday afternoon when he fell from the tractor, which ran over his shoulder and part of his head. Mr. Haskett picked him up for dead, carried him 40 , rods to his and rushed him to Dr. Patterson who could find no broken bones. Bruce is now up and around but his face and head are still - badly discolored, Mr, Haskett, who has a heart condition is still under the doctor's cars and is suffering from shock. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Harold Hodgins who gave an interesting talk on the most Rev, E. J. Renison's , life as a missionary in the nt.00sonee District. . Anglican News Twenty members of Lodge 70 I.O,O.F. of Lucan and 13 mem- bers of Lodge 372 }Merest Reba- kali Lodge, St. Marys, paraded to the morning service of Holy Trinity Church last Sunday. . Though Sunday School is closed for the summer junior congregation continued as usual, At 7:3d p.m. next Sunday three choirs, St. John's, Arva, Christ Church Centralia, and Holy Trin- ity choir, Lucan, will partici- pate in a joint choir festival, re- peating the service of the two deaneries held in St. Paul's Ca- thedral May 25. The open offer- ing will go to the Canadian Col- lege of Organists' Building Fund. UC Girls' Groups Hold Graduation Mrs. Alex Young,'president of the Lucan United Church W.M.S.. presided at the mass gradua- tion service in the church par- lors last Monday evening. The leader of the Baby Band, Mrs. J. B. Ready presided for promotion to the Mission Band: Janet Neil, David Brown, Sandra McLellan, Brian Currie, David Revington, Judith Kehl, Marie Cochrane, Linda Coursey, Susan Roberts, Denise Ribson and Les- lie Carling. Mrs. John Park read the story for this group. Miss Reta Chown, leader of the Mission Band, had but one promotion to Explorers, Cheryl Thompson. -.She Was welcomed by Explorer, Barbara Park, Mrs.. Calvin Haskett, leader of the Explorers; had five pro- motions to C.G.I.T.: Judy Has- kett, Dana Culbert, Bonnie Dren- ;nan, Sheila Donaldson and Erma Ones. This, group was wel- -c' ned..,l to the C,G.I,T. by. Bev- y But e' .and Marilyn Culbert and leader; Mrs. G. E. Nichol- son,. , The many parents and friends present, were deeply touched with the impressive graduation service and realized more fully ust What they owe the leaders of these groups who are giving uch wonderful Christian train - ng to the girls of Lucan and Clandeboye, Mrs, Sheridan Revington spoke briefly. Mrs. Murray Hodgins showed the film, "Koko tho Philippine Boy." Personal Items This Week In As thegroom is a private in Keith Frost has accepted a couple expect to sail for Ger- Net Company many in September. The Lucan. Irish Nine are off tEntertains At Trousseau Tea o a good start in the Tinain.es Legion Auxiliary Valley Ball League. On Tuesday Mrs. Heber Davis entertained night they defeated Devities at at a .trousseau tea on Wednes- Devizes 6-0 and at Lucan Thurs- day afternoon in honor of her Hears Officials day night they defeated Thames, daughter Almarie, bride -elect of At the monthly meeting of theford 16-1. Saturday. Legion Auxiliary in the Legion Mrs. T. Brooke attended the Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter li'all, last Tuesday it was de- Adkins -Neil wedding in Jaines and Mrs, Mervyn Easton, Cen- tided to disband for July and St. United Church. Exeter on tralia In the afternoon and Mrs. August. Instead of the usual Saturday and with Mrs. Harold Earl Atkinson, Lucan, and Mrs. bake sale this month the mem- McFalIs attended` the shower in E. B, Smyth, Midland, in the ',era agreed to' each contribute honor of the bride last Wednes- evening, pouted tea from a table SO cents, day.centred by a bowl of sweet peas On Wednesday, May 29, Mrs, Mrs. Harold Butler .l r, with and forget-me-nots. Dave Egan, Mrs, Cecil Holmes,twa friends spent last Friday in Mrs. Jaines Barker, Mrs. Earl rs. Jim Avery and Mrs, H, F, Pt. Huron. Greenlee and Mrs. Hugh Davis. orad, ,represented Lucan in the Mr. and Mrs, Harold Ribson, displayed the trousseau and gifts seven auxiliary one rally at two daughters Marsha and Jo- during :the afternoon and Mrs. Strathroy, Anne, Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Ned- Graham Alfords, London, Miss 2:otte Commander Quacken- den and Mr, and Mrs. Win. Alexia Davis, -Exeter and Miss 'buaki introduced the ladies to Brownlee of Lucan attended the Elva Young, Lucan, in the eve- Iiirs. i Mcaillis, vice-president, closing tneetir. g of the Senior ring. Wise conducted the meeting, Citizens Club at Exeter last week, which started with a march to Mr. Ribson spoke briefly, his the cenotaph, l d by drum rnajo- two girls sang duets and Mr, :tette, _ Janet Crummer, and. Ii, Hedden sang two solar, acorn, Cadet and aid the laying g of gamed by Mrs, Brownlee, the breath by .Mrs Gillis. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rodgers of Camredd L. Egan' read the London were Thursday guests financial report in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carling, d C"oinrztde Marion ,sovereign Mrs. ITarry McNaughton and and Comrade Olga Bond erten- Mr. I'red 110ii1gton spent last dad Callan greeting in the ab- Thurada;v in Detroit with their' uncle, retire of the president Mir. Vliet. Walney who nit- rate The Lucan Auxiliary was eon• derWent a nnajoi` operation. i�ced ted on its splended work. during .this' plat yeAr. Pars tat .items Mir. Att Has.keit, son of Mr, arid Mrs. Will Haskett, has heeri. � int od personnel* and public Atloris director • of the Trull Mr. and Mrs. Art Haskett of Toronto spent last weekend with the fornmer's parents, Mr and Mrs. Will Haskett, Mrs, A. M. Hedden and Mrs, Elgin Redden took the latter's son, David, to the Children's Hospital, Toronto, last week for a few day's check-up. While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hill who brought thein home en Sunday and 'spent the day with Mr, and Mrs, A, M. Redden. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Toronto spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Haskett and Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell lfaskett, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins and family . of Lambeth were Sunday guests of Mrs. Wm. Diek- ing, Mrs, Dill Quinton and Mrs. Ar - Mrs. Allan Elston, Mfrs, Charles thur MicFalls were Thursday Corbett, Lucan, served in the guests of Mfr, and Mrs. Henry afternoon and Mrs._ Harvey tat- Itodgins. to and Mrs, .Don Maguire, in.. the Mr. and Mrs, Maurice 'Mi - evening. Mrs.. Mat-triteMcbon- Donald spent Sunday in rlrillia, aid, Ltrean, Mrs, Earl Atkinson, Mt, Harold •13fooke has been Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mrs, Harry made assistant tanager of the Carroll, Mrs, Arthur Abbott and Mtnher Shoe Store, LondtYi, Mrs, Jack Dickins assisted in Mrs. M. 0. Smith spent last the kitchen, weekend in 'Waterloo with rola. Lives, before leaving by plane Personal Items on Tuesday to loin Mr. Smith Mr, and Mrs. James Turner; in Vancouver for a fnonth''s holt,. day, 14fr.Joe laoittn, Misses 7 aihe, rine., barbell Jr. and Marion, attended the trousseau tea in Toronto last weekend In honor of Miss Mary ten whose tnar- riege to Mr, :Los Higgins will take plash ,rune i6. The Miss. Mr, George Strasser' of. Longi Mr. and Mrs. Marotta Davis sash Cal: is visiting Loon and family and Mr. and Airs, relatives. Mr. ltarvey l#askett,. who had the ,trtisfdrtute to fall •Off it. lad- der, is a: oatIe?nt in St. Joseph's 1JarI Atkinson attended the fifty4.first wedding anniversary celebt'ation at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Henry, Hamilton of Hesintal, Loudon-. Ailsa. Craig. Mrs. Hamilton was Mrs. v, Press of London' ova • formerly Patriot Turner of this :., ly natal hCo]nniunit . � o>titeir, Tenerife and be• last Sundaywith the :v �. Rev., nttd Antos will be brtde8rnaids at kit new dintirss• last Monday. I Mrs. J, 1'i;t'ost, -Pleasri Turn to Page i3 'the wedding. EJening Auxiliary Fifteen members of Holy Tri- nity Evening Auxiliary held their June meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. B. H. El- liott with the president, Mrs, Clarence Haskett in the chair, assisted in the devotional by Mrs, Gerald Lewis. It was voted to purchase a Diocesan Flag for the church, There will be no July, meet- ing but a picnic was planned for August 22 at the president's cottage, near, Grand Bend. The guest, speaker was Mrs. Allison of, London who spoke on, Dorcas work. Mrs. Norman Hardy, Mrs. Clarence Hardy and Mrs. Mex ton Culbert offered .to be host esses at the next meeting in September at the home of Mrs, 3. W. Smith. Mrs. Charles Corbett .consen- ted to take over the study book when Mrs. Elliott moves to Bar- rie. Mrs. Eliott conducted a con- test, the winners of which were Mrs. Norman Hardy and Mrs, Arnold Lewis. All expressed regret at Mrs, Elliott's departure from the branch and presented her with a copper -toned carafe. It was decided to order W.A. pins. Mission Doctor Speaks To WA Dr. Ross. Green of Thorndale spoke at the Dusan United Church loran's Association on Wed- nesdey evening in the school room. Dr. Green told of his work at Ethelbert W.M.S. hospital, telling the group that any per- son going through for a nurse or a lector could have no better training than •to work. in such a hospital, During the business period, it was decided to hold. the .annual Nam and Strawberry supper .on Wednesday, July 3, at .the church. The- Blossom Tea netted $40.00 for :the flower committee. Visit- ing of the newcomers and shut- ins was emphasized .and also the support .of the United Church House project. A "Fee Tea" for next year was suggested, ! A moment's silence was gb- served in Memory of Mrs. S. Chown and an appropriate verse read by Mrs, Cecil Robb, W.A, president; 1 Mrs, M. H. Hodgins gave a short report on the Presbytery W.A. executive meeting held re- cently. Members who were asked to share in ,decorating the Sancta. ary for the summer months: Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs, Harvey Langford, Mrs. Edgar McF.alls. Mrs, John Park, Mrs, M, H. Hod- gins, Miss Doris Weir, Mrs. Ira Carling, Mfrs, C. H, George, Mrs. S. Revington, Mrs. Alex Young, Mrs, Howard Kew and Mrs, Don Maguire, Mrs, J. Murray and Mrs. Ed- gar Walls agreed to prepare the July Communion Service, Two first prize winners at the recent Music Festival, Miss Janet Kehl, and Wayne Hod- gins entertained with vocal •and• piano solos. Mrs. Ivan Stanley as group convenor lead in wor- ship, assisted by Mrs, Dave Park. Birthday Party Cheryl Thompson, small daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thomp- son celebrated her .ninth birth- day by entertaining 12 of her little girl friends to a hot dog party on the lawn last Saturday. One of the high -lights for them nkas a scavenger' hunt,. • Lions Club Elects Officers Les Woodward was elected pre- sldent of Lucan Lions Club at the dinner meeting last Monday evening, He. succeeds Will Has- kett, past year's president. Gordon Baiting, Jim Young, Jack Steacy are vice-presidents; Doug Watterworth, sec'y, Alex Young, treasurer, Clare Stanley, tail' twister; Howard Kew, Lion tamer; Jack Radcliffe, Al Brom- wick, Clarence Haskett and Ha- rold White, directors. . B... rc. Hires Teachers, Adop!s Wage Scaie At a recent meeting .01 the Lucan Public Suhool Board the trustees accepted the resigna- tion: of Mr, B, Il. Elliott who is leaving to take up a teaching position in Barrie. Mr. Elliott came to Lucan in 1952 and for several years served as . principal. He bed the' diffi- cult task of organizing and su- pervising _classes in make -shift quarters following the fire which in destroy1954,ed the old gable school The trustees have engaged Mr, William Swick, whose home is near Port Elgin, to replace Mr. Elliott as teacher of grades 5 and 6 and to supervise athletics and phyalcal education, Mr. Swick had two years of teach- ing experience in rural schools before returning. to Stratford Teachers College last fall, The other teachers, who some time ago, signified their inten-1 tion of remaining, are Princi- pal W. J. Clow and Mesdames Allison, Black • and Cobleigh. • Miss Betty Leake, music instruc- tor, has been re -hired for an- other term. been adopted which becomes ,ef- fective at the commencement of the next school term. Personal items Mrs. harper Appleton under..., went an operation in Victoria Hospital last Saturday:. Rev. H. J. Nic.klin spent last Sunday in Port Burwell. Sunday guests with Mr, and • Mrs. N. Wasnidge included Air. and Mrs. Alex Reid of Parkhill and. Mr. and Mrs, Emerson ! Paton, of Kirkton. 1 4 Mr, and Mrs, William Brown• lee and Marilyn spent Sunday in Hamilton the guests of Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Laverty :And family- • Mrs. Galley`.Johnston. of St. Catharines is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs, John Park. 4 The trustees have announced that teachers' salaries have been revised upwards to bring them well into line with those being paid ih other comparable locali- ties and a salary schedule has ni„, ,,ru,n„,„.„„ ....„„u, [Thank You.. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Attawell of Sarnia were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and son, Robert, of Detroit were weekend guests of Mrs. Irene Coursey Corp, and Mrs. D. J. Porter and three children of Camp Bop, den were weekend guests' with Mr, and Mrs. H, T, Bond, Mrs. Irene Hicks and daughter, Maxine, of Flint, Mach„ • spent a few days with the formcr's sister, Mrs. ,T. Brooke and other Lucan relatives. .,...mum... Ii1W I111W„ul„m110 uironul enki ELECTORS OF WEST MIDDLESEX We'll do our best to deserve your support. W. H. A. (Bill) Thomas BLiC NOTICE To'Whom It May Concern —r The Undersigned Will SeII At UBLIC SALE Lucan, Ontario's, Greatest Sale In Years J. B. READY Men's . Ladies' Wear - ,Children's - Shoes Etc, Dept, Store This Great Cash Sale Starts Thurs., .lune 13 J at 10 A.M. SHARP J. B. Ready Is Going Out Of The Dry Goods Business Lock, Stock, Barrel In The Next Fgw Weeks FREE si,. WORTH OF M'DiSE THURS., FRI. 00/17' SAT. A.M. B Y to the first 50 customers in our store BE HERE PEOPLE WILL COME' FOR MILES Don't Miss Our Loss Your Gain • ANY MEN% WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S WEAR,: SHOES, FLOOR COVER. INC, DRYGOODS, DOMESTICS UNTIL YOU COME TO THE J. B. READY STORE IN LUCAN ONT.EVERYTHING r VERYTHING IS BEING DUMPED. UNLOADED FOR QUICK CASH, AT BETTER THAN BANKRUPT PRICES. SELLING TO THE RARE WALLS. V signed .FRED' A, TARBOX Liquidator to Charge. E NATIONAL SALES SYSTEM 'BUCK AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY NITE AT 8 P.M. $50b0 FREE BUCK MONEY To Every ADULT Entering Our Store All Day ” THURSDAY Our Loss Your*' Gain A 4 4 K n i 6 1 A 4 4 4 4 '4 F * 4 4 ;r •