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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-07-18, Page 1212 rnies.Arivecete, Jul 1 Start. Farming Near Denfield Duff Prebyterian Church was the settin for the wedding of Patricia Anil Cont Arid Arthur Wesley Jones. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cann, Dutton. and the grooi is the ser« of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jones, Denfield. The Rev. M. J. Curlie officiated. The bride chose a gown of Swiss brocade and nylon, fush. iened on princess linos with drap- ed neckline of nylon extending to a floating back panel. Her Illusion veil was held by a crown of seed pearIs anal she carried a bouquet of American Beauty 'uses. 11liss Jud y' Rocheleau: as plaid of honor and Miss Batty• Lou. Jones and Miss Katherine Conn es bridesmaids wore gowns of crystal charm in shadet of sea green and deep beige. Wayne Jones, of Amherstburg, was best .pian and Rotten Conn end Irvin Jones were ushers. For traveling,. the bride chang- ed to a light blue suit with navy Accessories. The couple will reside on the groom's farm at Denfield. 'Audrey' Storm Claims Pigeons The Forest City Pigeon -Club were unfortunate when their birds ran into Hurricane Audrey when flying frons -Grand Mere, (Nebec, two weeks ago, Many birds were lost entirely and others were days late, Of Mr. CiarenC.e Hardy's birds, one came home ontime, one later and the other 5 were apparently lost. In last Sunday's race from St. Agathe, first, second and third prizes went to Brooks of Lam- beth, Mr. Clarence Hardy's came seventh and Mr. Norman Hardy's eighth. ReportOn Baseline dy MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Personal !'terror} Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 'Baker spent' Sunday at Parkhill, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Niblock. 1 Lucan And District News. none. lot' tarcent Correspondent; Mass Lina AIRbott check Lucan Assessments Robert Quick, Middlesex County assessor, is scheduled to stake assessment checks on Lucan propertiesthis week in an ef- fort to arrive ata report for the assessor's annual. in the next two years he hopes to check pro- perties throughout the county. He has already completed work m Strathroy. These checks will be necessary until all municipalities adopt a similar assessnient method. Trousseau Kee On Saturday Miss Evelyn Har- rison, entertained with .a trous- seau tea at the home of Miss Lena Schulte, 54 Byron .avenue, London, in honor of her niece, Miss' Elizabeth Harrison prior to Miss Harrison's wedding on Saturday, July 20, Miss Harrison is the daughter of the Rev. L. C. Harrison acid the late Mrs. Harrison. Mr, Har- rison was rector of Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, for a number of years before going to Dorchester and Elizabeth .attended school hereose from Lucan, attending the tea, included, Mrs. F. W, Hovey, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mrs, C. W Hawkshaw and Mrs. T. C. McFarlane r Personal items 113r. and Mrs. P, 0, King, of Oakville, spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family. . Shirley Emerlck has returned home after spending a week in London with her aunt, Miss Mary Neil. Mr$, Minnie Legett, nee Minnie Beatsoo, and • her twin brother, Gordon,. of Drumheller, Sask., are vfsiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Robt. Elston, Norma Mrs. Isabel Underwood, who and Wilma returned home on hras been working in London for Friday after spending two weeks some time is back in Brucefield with relatives in -Saskatchewan. again, Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Baker •Master Brian Smith is visiting visited with Mrs, Baker's moth- McFarlane who arelstay ng with er, Mrs. Herb Beer and Mrs. Mrs. John Little, Rockwood. Beer, Munro, on Sunday. Mrs. Murray Hodgins and boys Master Wayne Melton, Kitch- ener, is spending a few holidays with his cousin Ralph Raker, spent a week at Poplar Beach, Kincardine and then with Mr, Hodgins visited Tobermoray,' Leonard and Alfred Burgess, Manitoulin and Mrs. Sudbury. 1Jeffery of ,Stratford, are holida r. aying - with I Kearns, Ont. have .returned home their grandmother, Mrs. Me 1after spendingta few days with sleight and Wilbert. Mr: and Mrs. Dave Park and .Mr. rand Mrs- David Spence and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Elston were guests of. Mr, and Mrs. George Jones of Tillsonburg on Sunday Mr. and. Mrs. David Holland and Eddie accompanied by Mr. and Ms. Eric Westman and baby. London• visited with Mr. Eel - land's brother, Mr, Lloyd Hol. land at Greeneville on Sunday. Mrs. Emerson Stanley is com- valescink .at .her home after an operation in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Barr and Mr. and Mrs: Stewart McLellan and Mr. and Mrs. William .Beg- ley visited with Mr. Archie Barr who is stationed at Sudbury. Mrs. William Dore of White Plains and Mrs. Needham, the Mr, John R;inn, Bill, Howard former Mrs, Bruce Leckie now and Miss Noreen Walkom visit- .of Sarnia called on Lucan ed with Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd friends last Thursday, Thompson on Sunday and enjoy- Jimmie Kew, son of Mr, and ed a family picnic, Mrs. Howard Kew, is holidaying Mr, Barry Thompson is spend- with hes grandparents, - Mr. and beg the week with his grandfath Mrs. E. J. Kew of Toronto. er, Mr, .John Rine and family,- Though the J, B. Ready's mam- See C. E. Robb State Farmi Agent FIRSTforalt THREE: wagsM AUTO l• moth sale officially closed a week ago yet all this past week many people still secured good bar• g axes Miss Jean Stanley of Toronto spent last weekend with her pa- rents, Mr- and Mrs. W. J. Stan - t ey. Irish Bali Team Drops Two Tilts Three unfortunate errors pray. ed costly to the Irish nine last Tuesday night iviien they play ed with Granton in the Thames. Valley League here, losing thein first game of the season 2.4. Granton scored once in the first, second, third and seventh innings,. while Lucan scored .only once in the first and second.,Bat- teries'for Granton' were: Riley and Parnell and for Lucan White and Hodgins. Not satisfied with losing to Granton T Tuesday nighttoSty. Paul's at St. Pauls 7-0. Lad Breaks Arm On School Slide Mrs. Wm. Begley of Morris, Manitoba whd has been visiting her pare its Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Barr, left for home last Fri- day.. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall left on Sunday for Vancouver where the former will attend the Cana- dian veternary Medical Associa- tion Convention. They will re- turn home August 5, Mr, and Mrs, Rehard Tate of Dearborn Mich., are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and Mr, and Mrs. George Stras. ser. Mr. W. J, Hussey of Petrolia is spending a week with Mr., and Mrs. Eric Hussey, though the C. E. ROBB former has a contract of drilling a well at Chatham at present. Phone 254.22 Lucan - driller. Mr. Sr. is also a well driller CAR NEED CLEANING? We'll Give If A 111 '"^�� s 14 Thorough Outside Washing Three little brothers, Christo- pher, Brian and Buddy Waller of Exeter, were left to play on the Public School slides here while their Another went down town. By, accident Christopher fell and injured (or broke his arm). They went into Mrs. Wil- fred Hodgins' for help to locate their mother, She contacted Mt. r. Harold Ribson at the Arena and finally located the mother, who took the injured lad to the doc- tor, Bride -Elect feted Miss Paula. Irene Morkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrr. Tho- mas F. Morkin of R.R. 3 Lucan, and bride -elect of Saturday, was guest ofhonor at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. James O'Shea, G ariton, last night when over 65 of her friends extended best wishes and pre- sented her with gifts. The eve- ning was spent in games, con- tests and rnusip. Personals Corp. and Mrs. D. J. Porter, nee Jean Bond, and family now of Camp Borden are holidaying with the Corporal's relatives at Portage La Prairie, Brandon and Minga for the next three weeks, Dr. B. McDermott, of Bow- manville. son of the late Rev; and Mrs. R, McDermott, who for a number of years lived on Beech Street Lucan while Mr, McDermott was pastor of the Presbyterian church called on a number of old friends last week. Mrs. Barbara Crickton of Markham and Mrs. Lucy Scott of Toronto spent a few days last week with 'Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mr. A. C 'Wilkes of Toronto, who for a number of years was manager of the Bank of Mon- treal here, is now relieving while Mr. Steacy is on a three week vacation. • Rev. and lvlrs. A. Moore, nee Alice Stanley, and family of Kel- liher, Sask,, and Miss Marie Stanley who 'had .been visiting them for several months, arrived by car in Lucan on Thursday and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Stanley. Mr, Moore will begin his duties in his new pa- rish of Rookwood in the near fu- ture. Tommy Nugent of London is holidaying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Miss Joan Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Stanley, is attending summer school; at McMaster University in' Hamil- ton and Miss Marie Lewis, is attending Western University Summer School Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dowding of Arkona were Friday callers on Mrs.. Eric Hussey who was 'hap- py to show them through her new nursing home. ; [rs. A. Jackson, of New York City, Miss Edna Collins, of Brad- ford, Pa., and Miss. Ethel Col- lins, of Buffalo, N.Y., were guests of BMr.and week, Mrs. Harold Butler Sr. Mr. Calvin Haskett spent the weekend with his family, who are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins, in their cottage in Muskoka. Master Terry Butler left on Monday for a holiday . at Brae- side Camp near Paris. Mrs. Garfield Needham of Bal- lymote, was a Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]ferry Hodgins. Mrs. Lela Beadle of Stratford, was a recent visitor with her sister,, Mrs. Eldon Hodgson.. Mrs. Evan Hodgins and friends from Montreal, were Saturday tonsHodgins2rof Whalen$ Hamel ter. and Mrs. Harold Butler Jr, andfancily have returned '' y from a 'week's holiday at Gode- »�' rich. Mrs, Maggie Dann of Bryan. sten, spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. Durham. Miss Helen Hodgins is holm daying in London with her sis- ter, Mrs, Bob Robinson. ' Mrs. Wes. Atkinson has re- turned from a few days visit in Ann Arbor where she was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smout, Mrs. ,lean Ammo iq now work- ing le the Mayfair bake shop in place of her sisters, Mrs, Bud Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins spent last Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Jimmie Turner, of Mrs, Mrs, Herb Strottori and fain- ily w,ho were guests of Mrs. Strettoit's mother, Mrs. William Sangster, of Bengali, for a week returned home with Mr. Stretlon lest Sunday. Miss. Mary Roberts is a junior Mentor at the V.W. Day Carnp at Fanshawe. Mr. and Mrs. C. Colbert and Dimity, Mt. and Mrs. P. T. 'Col- ExETER her. artd faniely loll Mrs. . PoivcTl, all bt llderton, were Suriday guests With Mr. end Mrs, 1 illieiti ErownIcc, 1: eg on Hall Walls' Rising Serve C.hicke.n: To Revingtons The weatherman provided an ideal okay last Sunday, when 75 descendents of the late Mand l4frs, Revington sat down to a chicken, dinner .atSpring- ;bank. Winners in afternoon races were: Children G and under. Peter and Gregory Revington, tallchildren received a nickel). - Boys 7-9, Peter Revington; girls 7.9, Carla Revington, Maxine Elliott; boys 9.11 Ronnie Feath- erstone, Gary,Revington and, Lyle Beatson; irls 9.11, Sharon Beatson, Patsy Elliott; boys 12- 15, Don Beatson, Ronnie Feather- stone, Wesley Stanley; girls 12- )5, Sharon Beatson, Iva Stanley, Fay Featherstone; open boys, Jackie Park, R. Gallagher, Don With Cecil Lewis as contractor Beatson; open girls, ,Joan Stanley, and the co-operation and :assist- Marline Revington, Anne Reving- ance of many volunteer workers, to° the walls are now u,p on the new Legion Hall, all ready for the reef. The assistance of mere vol- unteer workers would be greatly appreciated in finishing the hall. Married men, Verne Towers, Lyle Revington, Dr, Harvey Rev- ington; married women, Mrs, J. Shields. Mrs, Shirley Towers, Mrs. Betty Revington and Mrs. Mary Revington; guessing part - Visit Adopted. Veteran ners' waist . measurement, Rev - Three members of the Legion ington Stanley and Betty Reving- Auxiliary, Mrs. Dave Egan, Mrs, Cecil Holmes and Mrs. ,H, T. Bond, last Monday visited their adopted veteran, George Newell, at Westminster Hospital, London, The receptionist, Miss Lizmore, took them on a tour of the Red Cross rooms where relatives of the patients can spend the night, when necessary. Changes Mr. Jack Baynes, who for many years has pperated the Super - test station ou Main 5t„ Luean, has moved across the street to become a partner of Mr. Lloyd Acheson, at the Lucan Motor Sales. Mr. Art Bell has leased the new Fina station on Main street, south, and begins operating this week. Granton Principal L Receives Present Mr, Kenneth Moir, who has been principal of the Granton Public School, for the past two years, has accepted a "'position on the Kitchener teaching staff with duties beginning September L Before leaving Granton, he was presented with a gift, of ap- preciation. Miss Veda Bowman, Rat, 2 Granton. has accepted the position of principal. Personal Items Mr, Don Scott is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital with an injured knee. , Guests last week with Mt. T. C. McFarlane were " Mr. and Mrs, F, G, Stanley of "Toronto, and this week Mr, Gordon Mc- Mehen and family: - Friday guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott, of Chi- cago. Rev. A. Aylestoele, of North Buxton, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Ars. William Aylestock. Mrs. Warner tvlclioberts .,and her niece Anne Creery stayed with Mr. -and Mrs.. John Blair while visiting -the Calgary Stam- pede. Mr. an 1Irs, Blair ar- rived safely home ,from their trip East and -Mrs. Blair is feel- ing much better after her illness in Victoria . ,Hospital, London,. while here. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dins- more and Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes, of London, we're Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holmes. Dir. and Mrs. Erwin Scott and Elizabeth Hill attended the Stew- art picnic at Springbank last Saturday. Mrs.. A. Gilmour, nee Alice Bagger, who. was a patient in St. ,Joseph's . Hospital after . a fall from a cherry tree, arrived home last Tuesday. Mr.• Colbourn Johnston, . of Winona, wax a Saturday guest with -Mr. ant Mrs, Frank Hardy. Mrs. Alvin McLean and Mrs. Cliff McLean attended- the tea given by Mrs. W. F. Hodgins last Saturday Miss Hattie Hodgins, of Green Gables Nursing Home, Parkhill, visited her friend, 1vliss Jane Cunningham, of Ilderton, 'Thurs- day and Friday of last week, and on Saturday attended a tea at her brother's home, Mr. W. F. Hodgins, Denfield, where Mrs. Hodgins entertained a number of .friends; who were unable to attend the recent trousseau, tea in honor• of her daughter. Those present had the opportunity of viewing the wed - Meke the inside LOOK NEW AGAIN with Vacuum Cleaning EKING YOUR CAR TOOAY1 GLENN LOCKHAIrt* Your White Roe* Nolo ton, -Dr. Harvey Revington and Marion Featherstone, An exciting game of ball .end- ed in a tie. Arena Activities Something new is in the offing friends. The Luean Arena traducing, on Friday August. 2, the first Canadian appearance of two performers, THE EVER - LEIGH BROS„ of "Bye, Byp Love" fame whose recording is second on tbe hit parade. This vvill be your one aneonly chance to see and hear the boys, who are returning directly after the show, to Nashville, Tennessee, to appear on the Grand Old Opry, TV show. For the `rock and roll' fans, and those of you who enjoy Grand Old °pry, this even- ing is a must, The Everleigh Bros. will be supported by two orchestras -- Andy Brant and his Eldorado's and The Melodines, The dancing and entertainment will be held on the main floor of the Arena proper, while the air-cooled mez- zanine will be set up cabaref style. New sound equipment and light- ing effects dre laeing installed and yon will -be advised of the bigger promotional efforts in con- nection with the gala entertain - On Friday' evening of this wee.k. the folks of Lucan and district are sponsoring a presentation dance for a very popular young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young. Music provided by the Bon -Ton Boilermakers, ' Enjoy Swiniming In London Park The Lucan and community children enjoyed their first two trips to Gibbon's Park lett week. Over 50 children. attended each trip. On Tuesday Mrs. J. B. Ready, of Lucan, and Mrs, D, Kestle, of Clandeboye, were in charge, and on Thursday Mrs. Art Black and Mrs. Herold Cob. leigh, of the Public School staff. The children. -were an well be- haved and no accident happened to mar the pleasure of the out- ings. .0n Tuesday and Thursday of this week the last two trips are being made. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Has- kett visited on. -Saturday the for- mer's brother, Mr. Harvey Has- kett, who has laeen a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital .for the past six weks. Though Mr. Has- kett rs resting comfortably yet be will have to rernain in the hospital for another 10 weeks at least. was the guest speaker at Holy Trinity Church last Sunday, cation. ' Rev. David' Nosewortily, of Toronto; was the guest speaker at the Pentecostal Holiness Church last Sunday. "Pauline Vole,' owned by the HardY Bros., is now in Toronto in readiness for races at the old ougl;.s Stone, of Tren- ton. R.C.A.F., spent last week. end with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mr's. Charles Wind- sor called on Lieury friends last, • ding gifts and treusseall, Sunday. Clandeboye Comments The Ritchie reiition vas held tui Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Wilfred Cunning- ham with all the elen Oldest petson present was Mrs. .Mary, Ritchie, 91 years of age, Coming the farthest dis- tance were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Heiner, ahd Pat Ahne with their infant daughter, Paula, being the youngest present front Niagara on the Lake Ont. Largest family prize vett to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lyen. Fellowirig the sports supper was setved oil the lawn. Attend- ing were: Iler. and Mrs. Carl Ritchie, Baden; Mr. and MrS, Will Ritchie, Sandra and Sonia, Mt. and Mrs, Cliff Ritehie, Glen arid De Wayne and Miss Blearier Curtx of Parkhill, Mr, Clare Bit- chie, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Bend,. Me. and Mrs. lint Mtn - Sten. Timothy and Salidy Of Stratford, Mr, and Mre, Den Lawrence Of London, Mr. and Arnold listper And Joan Bre& mid Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern, arid ben .of Zion, Mem*. Gerald and BAIA Lynn and he Cunningham. Miss June Lytle Of Clandeboy4 and MOOS and Dorothy Lynn of Mrs, Artield Harper and hail spent * feW daya With her pa- rents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Ctie. ningham this week. Mr, and Mrs, George Stiltz arid Camerori Roy of Delaware visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunningham. Miss Owenneth Tomes spent the, weekend with her sister and heiband, Mr, and Mrs. Lyne Sawyer, Petrolia. Mr, and Mrs, Peter Banks of Sarnia spent a few days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matirlee Simpson. Mr. and Mts. Ofton 'Leather- laed old Dianne of Toronto spent several days last week with the former's tister and husband, Mr. aod Mrs. Rea Neil. Mt. arid Mrs. X, H. Paton atid Clare aed friends front Stratford Londeri, were guests on SO - day with Mr. aed Mrs. Wilfred Miss Margaret 'Henry it taking a Summer Otiose in Home Bee- ternics in Toronto. The 3uly meeting Of Claude - boys WOmen't Institute wat held at the bottle of Mrs, Rea Neil With vice-pteticlent, WS. Herman Hardy, presiding in the absence of the presided, MI, A. Blake. of Heine teorionites and Health, and het „ tOttintittee were in eherge Of ati interesting pro. gram. Mri. 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