The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-10, Page 12Page 12 The Tima
Asivoale, July iO 1958
.Clandeboye Colt ments
MR$. 4. 'H. PATON
:Churth NO1W4 !Candy in jar, Mre. 'Cecil Carter.
The censer stone of the new Kitchen .$hower
chapel at St. Jetties Cnurch rem-, Mr. Kenneth 'Carter and •
eterY will be laid en Sunday at daughter Miss P-atrieia enter -
12:30 noon, following the 11.1tained M. Carters. nieee, Miss
.on•cloels• morning rvice with the Delores Jeanette Parker. bride -
rector. the Rev. .1. P. ?rest. elect, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
conducting the Holy !Communion Richard Parker, liarriston to a •
Dr. J. H, Henderson. B.A. Guests attend from Harris.ton. M Victor Stenley 1 Vacation Schoolserviee. 'kitchen shower.
. D D. Professor of Cana-1London. Mt. isnrest. Beinsley, •• ysterious Fire Air. Victor Stanley. retired Bid-, • •
-.dulph farmer. of Granton, died in p
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And District News
non
1(19 Linen
Correspondent; Miss Line Abbott
BD.,
"will officiate on behalf of Bishop • DeStrOY-S—Coach eSt. Joseph's Hospital, Friday, lans Pet ShoW
f the OntarioHet wl o like- :presided at a vacation 1
in the united •Church
sel o
etene. Little Miss Phyllis Grainger
It has been arranged tn lei%e • o is spending a
' • •' ' • • • w -es a.• cro, in • e and Son funeral bome, Lucan, „ •
home with Air. a•nd Airs. Ai titan 2 p.m, Monday., July. e,,meciine
basement last Monday evening.
a portable orgari to be used for holidays with Elizabeth and Bromwich lost his 1951 Alercure. when the Rev. Milton G, Cook, of:
(ban HisstorY at Huron College., Lucan and Clandeboee.
Luxton and lay the foundation Fermat I tit M
June 4.
Mr. Dow Wilson, an -emplOYee He lav at rest in the C. Haskett The dean, the Rev. J. P. Prest,
• et. • stens were made for the
the service with the choir an at- Nancy HAL
eoach in a blaze of unknown
tendance. : Mr. and Mrs. Peter Banks of cause early Wednesday morning.
The historic cometere' dates Sarnia spent the weekend with
back 117 years with first funeral. the latter's femily, Mr. and Mr. Wilson had retired about
a half hour earlier, leaving his
in 1841, with a few earlier. but i Mrs. Maurice Simpson.
- ' • d - ' • w a ear near the Bromwiek ear, be -
not recorded. The annual Mann.; r. r.nmer is
rial and Decoration service will patient in the Pines Haven Nur- side the garage.
be held on September 7. sing Home in Lucan. Mr. Lyle Carter noted the Stanley, formerly of Granton. He 1 Wednesday, Pentecostal
was unmarried. His only sur -1 Thursday, St, James church
v ; Guests with their grand par- blare and awakened •the house -
ate ivors are one brother and one I Ladies' Guild and Friday, Clan -
W. John Thomson
ents Mr and Mrs. Almer Hen- hold. The fire department
t • Cl• e e W 'Stanley and • deboye -United Church W.A.
Grace United Church. London . -
seee'..1958 Vaeatioe Selman August,
conducted private funeral
ices. Interment was in St, Marys! A schedele• was provided for
Cemetery. ;the pi•ovlding of cookies: Mo
Mr. Stanley was the sort of . da, United Church W.A.; Tues.
the late Mr. and Mrs. W. D. , day, Anglican Ladles" Guild;
V'uneral services were con- drie were Misses Karen and Joan rived with chemicals whicti ,c, webn (luau. •mm..
ducted on Tuesday. July 1 fee Deeming of Chatham for two proved of no avail.
NV. John Thomson, 55, hy the . erva) both of London.
weeks. On Monday Mrs. Csra Before they arrived back with
Rev. A. E. Menzies. B.A., of the McLean sister of Mr. Hendrie. the fire engine the fire had Steer Reunion
A vote by the children favored
a pet show instead of a parade
this year. Tbe pet show and the
tag day will be held on Wed -
Anglican Canon
Dies On Sunday
Canon n. B. As.hley, father .of
Mrs. J. P. .Preet, tiled th. Brant-
ford General Hospital, .Sunday, -
July 6, at the Age er 74.
He graduated from Huron. cot.
lege in 191.0 and was'. pastor of
Christ Anglican Church 1.11 Ayr
at the time of his deeth.
He. is servived by his ,wife and
Dee son, Bertram Ashley, Brant-
ford, as well as a daughter,
pectations. .Only complaint 11 has some TN; guest shots lined •
Mary, Mrs. Prost, Lucan.
erhe. funeral service Vir4s held have is that they had Pen up too and her records will he
.on Tuesday, July .8, at the Chureni Franks •comb. his hair back. Donl,released ehis month. It looks
has a 'real far ,ont,' haircut, re- as if this could be the bin sums
minisdea of Merlon Brando's mer for :Gloria. The one that
when be played Napoleon. Don • makes her a star. Gloria by the
is the only real individual in way is an American 'who got her se
Canadian showbusiness and ' first breaks in Canadian sum. • ,r
like to see him .stay that way. mer stock, Montreal night clubs :1
and CBC -TV.
ty'•s• 11 o'clock Service, next Sun- .,loan Fairfax is looking for-
Looking In With Liz
Country Club
Makes Debut
By •ELIZA:BETH TOWCHETTE
Country :Club made its • debut I after being introduced as Mitch .
Jest Friday and Jived. up to ex-'1Willer's latest discovery. She .
:of the Redeemer with Interment
in Woodland •Cemetery.London.
Anglican church News -
Rev. J. L. IL Henderson, D.D.,
a Huron College professor will be
the guest speaker at Holy Trini-
•day, while the rector is conduct-. ward to her trip to Grand Bend Anne Gable's centred: was not
ing an el o'clock service at St. where she will headline the ihall-; renewed. when it expired a rew •
James Church, Clandeboye. day Ball en. July 24. She will be; weeks ago. Holiday Ranch is
Then both congregations will at the beach for A reception in 1 undergoing a complete revamps
join in a union service for the the afternoon and at the dance ling in hopes of holding its spon-
.
sors. And it's about time too.
Priscilla Wright And Vanda King,
two personable young talents, I
will .alternat on the show dur-
ing •
RotybeRsoliallerntiseri's singing an ras
laying of the cornee-stong for the at the Casino in the evening, aJ
new chapel at Ste James Cense- sponsored by the Lions Club.
tery, Wally Koster, Phyllis Marshall,
Personal Items King Ganem, Joliette, in fact
Mrs. Alvin McLean, who has about everybody is beetling west.
, . ' ' 't
been. a patient in St. Joseph's We 3 a tes 1 a .a
Hospital for e month is able to his parents in Winnipeg and dm and in clubs moth Trump Da- e
be home. also does a. stint at a nightclub vidson's orebestra this summer, s
Ansa Craig United Church at '
the Stephenson funeral parlors. •
of St. Petersburg Florida, ar- been extinguished with a garden Some 135 descendants of the
evening, the former on 11. S.
sAa.inrsdst.aAnol Mrs, Al Gerald
Mr. and • Mrs. Clare Stanley, there. , • r ,
Kathy Wayne who sings on
• •
4 township. concession 1, the only : "I's eolUrnuniiS' of the ear had been completely net in the Liman Community : t:Be Lewisnrnd"valtnehdke Mrs.-Ai‘ilicr
need by motor and will visit itil hose but not before the interior late Mr. and Mrs. George Shied nesclaY
He was born in McGillivray -,:,-;-- for severe theball diamond. Caudy and
• • weeks, destroyed. Fortunately the gas Centre last Sunday for a two freshie will be sold on Achieve- Alpine -Armstrong wedding in
see of the late William and Ange- m.
• , 1. and Mrs. Newman and did not explode or the house and meal reunion, mini night (Friday). Proceeds Teeswater last Saturday.
Guests were there from New will go towards the expenses of Mr. and Mrs, D, Gisler are
happy to announce the birth of
a son in St. Joseph's Hospital,
June 27,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stacey left
on Saturday for a' trip to B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Richard -
soli and family of Mt. Forest,
were week -end guests of Mr. and.
line t Rosseu) Thomson and lis et
,„, family of' Teeswater have moved garage might have gone also,
there till ever a year ago, -"" to the Arnold Lewis'house in the
ill health caused him to give up village here. .
District Farmer
farming. Mr. Murray Carter pile-, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodgson Sr. e
chased the fares but this year it!
; and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodgson
' was sold to Mr. Walls of Lucan. •
. A. A, Garrett Dies
Jr. and families of Hazel.Park.
York, Detroit, Chicago, Windsor, the schoo .
Sernia, Dunnville, Fisherville, • • •
Dashwood and Toronto, During Pupils Participate
the afternoon sports for the
Air. Thomson heed for a while Mich., In Music Recital
young people were enjoyed down -
spent the weekend with stairs,
In Luain and was twice a patient! the former's mother, Mrs. Eslie Air. A. A. Garrett (Fred) pass.
' Lucan and. district pupils of
1 • • i the Pines Haven Pines Haven News .
in the Pines Hese Nursing . ,
home but died in St. Joseph'si:Hodgson. Home, lateen, on Wed- There have been many changes Miss )°
in a recital at the Fred Lan
pait
Miss Alarilyn Eaton is spend- Nursing Mrs. Kermit Thompson, Mr.
Hospital on Saturday, June 28. I ing nesclay, June 25 after a lengthy in the Pines Haven Nursing Library, London, last Tuesday
Landon Richardson has acce ted a poste:ion as principal of Pthe Picker -
Pall bearers were Ward. Hod- this week at the United
„ Church camp at Gonerich (Alma-,iiirlos• Horne lately. Three patients, Mr. included Jenette Bezzo, Ann . . .
gins, Maurice Simpson, 11":-.! Perth -Huron group). 1 He lay at rest in the Murdy Casey', Mr. Garrett and Mr. ing High School in September,
liodems, Cecil Carter, Karl i Miss Sandre. Williams is in funeral home, Lucan, until Fri- Thompson have died and Mrs. George, Lynne Arnold, lelarsha
IS nia day noon. June 27 thence to the J. Marshall had to be taken to - . ' r
and ,In -Anne Ribson Janet Kehl
.• ' ' 1 Lorene lioclgins,. Judy Scott;
O'Neil and Sandy McNaughton.i
Juliette combine e her annual r -1.• can, a p
Vancouv.er vacatlon with same sing rings around some network
Centennial work. . performers.
King and his Sons of the West Don't be surprised if a melee
are doing a tour of the western VERY familiar to all .TV view,. •
provinces. ers becomes the new head of
Barb Franklin gave up her CBC replacing Davidson Dulls
idea for a vacation in Regina 1011. Since that 'June 10 electien' "
when she was asked to appear last year rumour has been high
as a featured performer. on that this name is line foe a
Summer Showtime. top CBC job. Only factor which I
Gloria Lambert who stiarred rnight interfere is money( he
Showtime for the first half of now earns a good deal more
the season has summer radio than the $22,500 he would earn
show in New York, Next week • as chairman of the CBC). But
she goes to Deriver, Colorado, he is anxious for the prestige of
and the convention of Columbia a high ranking government job,
Record Company where she will so what's a few thousand dole
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rthson • with to r c r
and. family left on Monday for' si‘ng p e od g stars leis,
Nancy Kestle, Gary Reving-
Toronto and points ease Marsha,mmeememeeeeeemmeememeeememeneemmenneeenommeummummeneeemmees
and Jo -Anne are .scheduled to do
Carolyn Lambert, Julia Clat-
ton Carole Davis, Dana Culbert, some singing on the trip w.hile
John expects to end the sum -
Interment took place in Car-
, Miss :wary Jane Hall is taking' residence of his son, Willard, • e P • s
lisle cemetery. • Lan intermediate course at Prince !lot 5, 'concession 16, London A new patient, Alr. Arnold Nil -
in er, of McGillivray has entered,
Sunday School Picnic ' Edwards School us Windsor. In owns m w sae . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stephenson,
St. James Church Sunday September she will be teaching Prest of Holy Trinity church
of Winnipeg, are at present visit- worthy, Donna Thomson, Bonnie
School picnic. was held at the at "the School for the Blind at assisted by Rev. E. M. Cook of
another patient, Hamilton, on a Mimi at Peter -
mer With his sister Mrs. Art
/Ars, Eya Drennan, Marityn Culbert, Shir-
" ' tf d ; Lucan, conducted funeral sere- ing - • ley Emerick, Ilene Donaldson
' ' b •
home of Mr. and Mrs. .. 11
,
on Wednesday afternoon- with a : Miss Patricia Carter is taking 'ices at 2.30 p.m, Interment was
good attendance. : a course in primary methods at 1 in Birr Anglican cemetery. . •
The sports program was under: Prices Elizabeth School, London. I Pallbearers w1ere Gordon Alard- London Church
the direction of the Sunday; In September she will return 1 lin, Lloyd Mardlin, Stan Wyatt,
School teachers, Mrs, Karl 0'-, to the staff of the Churchhill1Gordon Mitchell, Loreen Patti' Scene Of Vows
Neil and Mrs. Andy Carter. : Scbool, London. i S011 and Frank Waidob.
Winners were: clothes pin i Mee. Kenneth carter, Airs.) son of the late William and Hyatt United. churcb, London
draw, Mrs. Arthur Cunningham:1 Clarenee Carter, Mrs. George .Lucinda Garrett, eir. Garrett was the scene. of a quiet wed -
dropping buttons in milk bottle, I Lee and Mrs. Cyril Lee and was born on la 5, concession 16 ding at 2 p.m. June 21 when the
1 his pastor, the Rev. C. Husser united.
Nancy Hill and Barbara Cunning- Karen of London. Karen was i'where he farmed most 0
ham; pre school race. David 1 door attendant when Mrs. Par- i life. Although he moved to Pain- in marriage Mary • Helen Hod=
Hill and Catherine Ann Cunoing.1ker, Harriston, entertained to a : eess se, Lucan in 1938 •yet for gins and Frank Anderson..
ham; 6-8 years race, Jean Cun-, trousseau Lea Mr her daughter, : the next 15 years he spent his
'1110 bride is the daughter of
ningham. Nancy Hill; 9.10 years i Delores. i slimmers back on the :farm, Mr. And Mrs. James G. Hod -
race, Joan Cutmingham, BarbaraAttending the. Millman- Par" i Mrs. Garrett, the former Aman-
gins of William St., Lucan and
Cunningham; over 10 years race.ker wedding at Stratford at St. I da . Scott, predeceased him in
he groom is the son of Mr. and
Gladys Carter, Freddie nit.; James Anglican Church, Mr. '1954, Mrs. B. Anderson of Watford.
t
enore. 1 and Mrs. Kenneth Carter, Mr. I He had necn in poor health:
The bride chose a street -
Cantle scramble, Joan Cunning-; and Mrs. Clarence Carter and for sonic time and last January length ensemble of brown nylon
ham, Phyllis Grainger; skipping : Miss Patricia Carter. who was 4was taken to the Pines Haven over taffeta, small brown hat
race, Joan Cunningham, Berbera her cousin's bridesmaid, were ',Nursing Home. He was a mem- and rnatching accessories and
Cunningham (tie); guessing : guests. l ber of Holy Trinity church, corsage or pink roses.
He is survived by two sons,
Alfred Scott Garrett of Lamle Her only attendant was her
sister, Mrs. Pat Daley of Lon -
List Field Day Res -u s
Of Lucan Public School show Trousseau
and 'William Willard Garrett on
, the homestead; also two gfand-
1 children, Doreen and Jack Gar -
don who was gowned in blue
nylon, blue hat and pink and
Nancy Elson, Larry Lewis, Mar- me
Ass Ann ,
Anna Orr, of Parkhill,
jute Donaldson and Rosemary is holidaying with Mr. and Mil.
Hall.
The combined school choirs of Charles Corbett.
Miss Alberta f To-
Clandeboye and S.S. No. 9 Bid- Davidson,'
ronto, daughter of Mrs. Marion
dulph also sang. Davidson and graduate of the
Cancer Dressings Central Warne School, England,
spent a few days last week with
The June meeting for the mak-
ing of cancer dressings was held Mr. and Mrs. Harold, lelbson.
Joey Hodgins left for California
in the United Church parlors .last Friday with his uncle, Mr.
June 26.
Unfortunately the wrong type George Strasser, where he no
doubt will visit every Observatory
of gauze had been sent so the
and look through every telescope
time of working had to he cur- he possibly can, before he re-
tailed as well as the quantity turns.
of dressings made. Mrs, Ken Thar is e patient
Lucan Horses Winners in. St. Joseph's 1M:spite].
Mr. And Mrs, Sheridan 'Rev- Mr. and Mee. J. B. Ready of
ington and Gary attended the Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Toronto 'Woodbine races last Walter of Aylmer left on Wed -
Tuesday where. Floating Rythni nesday for a. two - week motor
won two firsts and Bimbo Chief trip to the coast. The former left
Can won two seconds. • Barbara with her grandmother,
Mrs. A. J. Ready of St. Marys
.
and Keri with Lucan and London
white rose. corsage. Mr. Pal Dou le Ring Rites friends.
rett. Daley a London was best man.
A reception was.beld at the
bride's aunt, Mrs, Fred Clete
worthy
of London after which
the bride changed to a navy ue
d dclabra formed. the setting in the Ali.. and Airs. Frank Aylestock
• •
'Running Dash
Midget — BO:rg, Andy Hardy.
2411chae1 Lippert, Chris 'White.
girls, Suzanne Kennedy, Marilyn
eiearri. xerrea.
. Junicr—Boys, Paul Toting, PP1,Ir
Butler. Russell 'Kerintoiy. girls.
Ann George, Cheryl Thompson,
N'ancy Watson,
Intermediates Bo,.. F.
Le0713, Gorden ranting, Gary Bev-
ingten; girls, Betty Ann Young„
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Int r,I1e115I6tk. 2 Ib. can ccei only 11.55.
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caantio — ;es gsosolt-
teed. Ap000d for vs* 611,
I Olt term tadel,ags. 40 tiz,
f6.115 day PA.
t Joan Whitehead, Audrey Hasten
Senior — Bo. Michael MurdY, Of Saturday Bride ,
.111 Darling, Donald_ Woodward: - -
' girls, Belts Smith, A inky Etzen- Mrs. Wilbert Stanley last Tues-
, ea. 1day . afternoon and evening en- 1
Running' :Broad Jump i tertained at her home at a trous-
eltd,tet Chris White, , seau tea honoring her daughter
' Andy Hardy. Michael Lippert: ; ..... ,
girls. NOrma Davis. Suzanne Ken- i MIAS , Joan Stanley, prior to her '
nedy. Peggy Elston. ;marriage on Saturday.
Junior - Boys. David Lippert. I Guests were welcomed by the
Larry Lewis,-RrIbPrt HUSEL.Y.Ii hostess, assisted by the groom -
eerie, Jn-Ansip Rihson. Cheryl .
elect's mother, Mee. Mary Wise -
in termedla te — Boys, Dale Hug. I man of Barrie and the bride -
Thomsen, Anne George.
it.•VighlNina:rdgurlsi,.,in'aVin;.Atirlii nYnnuanri d ' eleet'
F, The tea table, centred with a
Audrey Raster, Ruth Prrist.
lace cloth, was attractively con -
Senior — Boys. aim 'Rummell.
OH SALE AT...
Exeter District
Had
teed with an arrangement of
Xohn Rihson, Bill Darling; girls.
Betty Smith. 'Vicky Eizeng,a, Hea.- sweet peas. offset by lighted
ther Ateheson. tapers, Presiding at the tea table
were, Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald,
Standing Brad Jump
Midget — Boys. Chris White, Mrs. Emerson Stanley, Mrs. lean
one
girls, Snzanne 'Kennedy, Marilyn and Miss Kay Curtis.
Boy,, Larry Lewis. A group of assistants included
Hearn. ;Payee Miler.
Fay Featherstone, . Miss
Paul Young. Terry rasiiner; girls, !Miss
.'nn George, (Meryl Thompson, i Heather Stanley, Miss Sharon
Lynne Arnold, Nancy Watson. Stanley Mrs. Bob Gallagher
Intermediate-- Boys. Paul Stearn •
pougIas -Lewis, Ward }Pidgins, and Mrs. Clarence Stanley.
Gordon_ Young. 'Kirk Alontgomery, Mrs. Verne Towlers of Glen -
Gary Tlevington: girls, Betty Aral
Young., iJoan Whitehead. roralyn
Donaldson, Ruth Cochrane, Ruth
Frost.
Senior Boys, Jim
John Ralson, Bill Darling; giris,
BeHY SITII0,/ Vickie Eizenga, Hea-
ther At rheson.
nigh imp
Midget -• Boys, Andy Hardy.
rhris -1Vhile, Jimmy Kiel.:
Siizamie liennedy, :Marilyn
Hearn. Susan Schlueter.
Junior • -- Boys Garv Traversy, 1
Tom Hardy, Larry Lewis; gir1:4,
Ann George, Cheryl Thompson,
Fla rriara 'Ready,
Jerry 'Freeman. Michael LippPrt: Stanley, Mrs. Fred Featherst
• -ieeetegesee,seesesseeaie
Intermediate -- Boys, Donald
Coughlin, riele Hussey, Gary Rev-
ingt on; RI118. inan
Audrey liayter, roralyn Donald -
5611.
s. John eiteenn.
atm Rummell. 8111 nailing; gime,
'Vicky Mizenga, Marilyn Culbert,
Sett y Smith.
Bali •
Throw
-Aridgot—Pri,ye. -Michael Lippert,
flrian Currie, Ohms 'White; girls,
Marilyn Hearn, Joan Lewis. Bar-
bara Cooper, Shirley A.rnold.
junior — F/oys. Paul Young,
Gary Ti's i ersy, Larry Lewis, Da
ild Lippert: ghee. Ann cseoree,
Jo -Anne Ribson, Barbara Ready,
Intermediate --Boys, Ward God -
gill'. Kirk Montgomery, Gordon
Young; girlft, A itl r e y Hayier,
Belly Ann 'Veiling, Joan White-
head.
Senior -Boys, Jimmie Rummell,
John IllbSott. rears, Hayter; giria,
TIM tyim Il1, Vickie Bizengai
'Kathleen
JJIllt IMO
Boys, John Piihson; giris. 1101S
Smith.
Pistil Day Champions
And TI.1.1./001.1lat
'Nfifigist T3N-14,
11, Andy 'Hardy IA; 1n1, suzenrie
Kennedy- •TS. Marilyn 1,Te81'ri--1
Junior • B0yt4, Paul
Larry Lewis - 15 girls. Aim
Georcre —ill; Cheryl Thom pato)
Intermediate -Boys, Ward
tiri1,k188 Levu 8, 081l'
4-tustoy-8; giriS, Potty Ann YOung
IP. Pit --14.
kits Mew - Boy*, JIM Piiintinell -
111, Pilrison 1.4: girls, 'TIMIS
Sttilth.-111, Vitk a Bizettga
coe showed the wedding • gifts,
Miss Margaret Thompson of Lon-
don, shower gifts. and linens,
Mrs, George Adams and Miss
Jeer]. Stanley or Toronto the
trousseau.
Th 1 11 1 with his regular three week's
wor
b
Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Mc-
.
At nite urc Falls of 'Lucan are happy to an-
nounce the birth of a son, ,Wil -
Baskets of shasha daisies and Paul, at St, Joseph's Hos-
white carnations, and white can- pital July 4,
suit, white hat an white aeces-
Lucan 'United Church at 3 p.m.I
series and white orchid corsage and son and Mr. Howard Ayle-
S t •d y Tuly 5 for the double' ls 11 f t 1
Falls and other points. ring wedding of Miss Joan Stan -lend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
for a honeymoon trip to Niagara a ut a„ , • , • stoc a o: on rea were wee -
ley and Mr. Peter Frank Wise- Ayiestoek
The young couple will make
ficia.ted. Mr. Allie Hodgins and Mrs.
their home in London, man. Rev. Edgar Roulston of -i
Bride -elect Feted The bride is the daughter of recent guests of Mrs. Annie
Susan Andrews of London were
Miss Joan Stanley, daughter Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert. Stanley,1Fairies.
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Stanley of Denfield and the groom the i „ Mr. and Mrs. Art Beach and
whose marriage Lo Mr, Peter F. son a Mrs. Mary Wiseman, oli family have ' returned home
Given in marriage by 1from a few days' visit in Oshawa
Wiseman of Scarboro took place. Barrie.
father, the bride looked char:Fine-it: i where they were guests of Mr.
ing in a floor -length ,, and Mrs. J. W. Barrowelough,
over satin, featuring agcronngoifigibett 1 Mr. 131ack and' the boys went oe
to Iseterboro also.
fitting. bodice of lace, full skirt
and lily point sleeves. A finger- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kew and
tip embroidered net veil fell from familY spent a few days last
week in Toronto, the guest of
a headdress of ribbon and flow- Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Eew.
ers, She carried a cascade of r. Ted Brown of Bersde has
roses and stephanotis.
The bride was attended by Miss returned home after spending a ,
on Saturday was guest of honor
at a miscellaneous shower held
at the home of Mrs. Ivan Stanley
last Friday night. Some 40
friends and neighbors were pres-
ent.
Her cousin, Mrs. Bob Gallagher
was in charge of contests,
Mrs. Donna Book of Bramp-
ton and Mrs. Harry Millen of
Barrie were also hostesses for
miscellaneous showers for her.
Hodgins FaMily
To Tour West
Mr, Murray Hodgins, an em-
ployee at the income tax office,
London, this year receives his
20 -year furlough leave, together
ree m see aneous siowers w
were held :for Miss Stanley with vacation.
hostesses, Mrs. Ivan Stanley of He and lus famby Ieft on Mon -
Denfield, Mrs. Harry Milne of day for a trip to the Pacific
Barrie and Mrs. Ron Book as- coast going the Canadian side
sista', by Mrs. Frank Mason for
the 13rampton.P.S. staff,
Ari old roan at an evening rune-
tiorl hewed his head and wept
silently while a young Wernail
rendered the- plaintive ballad:
"My Old Kentuelcy
The hostess tiptood up to him
and inquired tenderly: •
"Pardon me, am you Kee,
tucklati?"
"NO lria.dAtit," selle the Mars
,ful reply) "I'm a musician',"
Lucan Pigeon A Winner
On the recent 500 mile race
from Grand Mere, Quebec, there
were 47 pigeons in the. race. Ow- Christmas and Mrs. Peck of
During their absence, Mrs. M.
ing to high head winds, only nine
bird reached home in the time :Brantford, who are taking a
limit and it belonged to Mr. Frank eity of Westrn Ontario will
course at the Univer-
Hardy, of Luean. His bird new eill live
608 yards per minute, in their home.
and returning the American side.
They expect to visit friends and
relatives at Fairgrove, Mich.,
Winnipeg, Brandon, Regina, Cal.-
gary, Edmonton and Vancouver.
Jean Stanley, of Toronto and
Miss Margaret Thomson, of Lon-
don, dressed alike in blue crystal -
satin ballerina -length gowns with
matching picture hats and white
accessories. They carried white
carnations. Marie Towers, of
Glencoe in a blue nylon dress
made a charming little flower
girl.
The best inaCwas Mr. Jerry
Sutherland, of Scarboro. Mr.
George Stanleys Hannon abd Mr.
Herb Justin, Barrie, were,ushers.
Mr. Howard Kew, church or-
ganist played traditional wedding
music and accompanied the solo-
ist, Mrs. till Dobbin, of Petrolia,
who sang Because, The Wedding
Prayer, and Through the Years.
At e reception in the church
parlors, the bride's mother re-
ceived in a navy sheer gown with
white accessories and gardenia
corsage. She was assisted by the
groom's 'mother who chose a navy
dress with light blue accessories
agd gardenia corsage.
Pa a honeynnoon trip to
few days at the rectory.
Mrs. Gary Graham of London,
and Mr. Fred Armitage of Lu-,
cart were holiday guests a Mr.!
and Mrs. Arnold Morley.
The Middlesex bookmobile vis-
ited the Lucan library last Fri-
day and left a good assortment
of books.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Ardiel and
Mrs. Cecil Armitage, were Sun-
day guests of Mrs. Eleanor Ern-
erich. •
Mrs. Garfield Needham, of
Ballyrnote and Mrs. James
Turner, of Saintsbury, spent a,
few days with Mr. And Mrs.
Henry Hodgins.
,i,"1/4 Shame
Of Our Life
(The mixture of life in the
mass and alcohol)
"Only an ostrich could be ex-
ersona cused for failing to see in this
Birthday Party . explosive combination one of
Air. and Mrs. Cecil Armitege Northern Michigan, the bride
In honor of Mrs. Frank Ilardy's
anti family visited Mr. and Mrs. changed to a blue taffeta sheath the hames oour age
For -what other single element
birthday, 47 members of her fam-
sf . . .
fist gathered at Mr. Clarence Levi Darling on Seturday and ensemble with navy accessbries combines with life in the mass
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Langford and and pink rose corsage.
Hardy's Auxsatible 'series last in produce a mixture that fig•
sumay for a two,meat got .4.„. Mr. and Mrs. Kai Hodgson on The young couple will make to
home in seathoro where the ures prominently in almost half
nether. During the afternoon‘ awil StindaY:' of all /ate' ;accidents tie the
1 Mrs. William Dickins is spend- bride is on die teaching staff. The highway?
kinds or sports end races were i in a iew days with Mrs, reed groom is a student of University
Or t the t for ti
enjoyed by the young people,
Shower Brides
At Lieury UC
Three recent brides, Mrs. Char-
les Holmes, of Lunn, Mrs. Jack
Elliott and Mrs. Ross Britten, a Mr, an is. eie c ewe
MeGillivrey, were guests of honor Thomas Lee,
at a ;IOW miscellaneous shower Mr. and Mrs. Itear. Smith, nee left On Sunday Mr a twonverik
held in the Lieury United Church Jam Ceidwell, spent part of their Motor trip to Winnirg and points
honey -moon with Lucan friends West.
lest Friday evening. Mrs. lloreee Herdly, of Canton,
Hostesses were Mrs. Roy and relatives.
Thompeen, Mrs. Charles; 'Thomp- I Pauline Vole came fourth and Ohio, is making an extended visit
son, Mrs. e ,y. L sixth and Herbert Carter getout wititle.M4ciatilvid Mrs Laverne
jall;rearnfiek tAlfirisdoyi;
verno Allison, Mrs. Melvin M11- and Dolores Grattan fifth at To-
t I It week The fit* te
eels.
Mrs. Ken Carter Arid Viola and Among the 75 guests, were rel -
Mrs. Thomas Lee attended the atives 'Item Niagara, N.Y4 TO -
Milman -Parker wedding at Sisate ronto, Barrie, Brattptort, Paris
ford last Saturday. and Brampton,
Mr. and Mrs, R. 0, Parker, rohto, Barrie, trampton and
from Harrison and Mr. and, Mrs. Pains.
George Lee, of McGillivray, were p*ersonals
Sunday guests a Me, and Mrs.
or Western Ontario
son, Mrs. Willa sompsnie, i ss .
Barbara Thorepson Arid Mrs. Ben aro awned by the Hardy nem were. Sunday guests of Mr. and.
Thompson. and dm latter by teroY rteving- Mrs. Cecil Armitage.
Two contests wore won by Miss ton, , Miss Donne Thernson, daughter
/Arne. Thompson end Mrs. Parry Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook and of ReV. and Mrs. Fred Thomson,
ThOMPSolil. the letter gave a family of Kitchener, aro holiday. TS Spending a week at traeside
reading. Mg at the Clarence Haskett cot. Camp neer Parte, with her aunt.
Among the too gunge esete Mr, LW, Grand Ilona. Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. Windsor
eed Mee, (seen Hoiesee, We, Mrs. A. P.. Wilkinson spent last old Mrs. John qssas' sPant last
James Avery, Mrs. William Thursday and Friday in Welland Tuesday evening with Mr. eed
Avery, Mrs. It T. llond, Mrs. bringing back her two grand- Mrs.Whilter Duri• Or Lieury,
• .
korgo Chaimbere, Miss LOULcie r Wal.
litlifileS. Miss Doris Hayter and
'Mrs, Vincent Dinsmore,
and Amity and Mr. Bob Allisen)
children, Wayne MT R1/At, . • AIIe(' . 0
Utile "th enend 'pert of their ye., rerd, spent the holiday with her
I sister William Ditkins.
cation' ri ducari, f
s
eomnionest, type of murder or
attends fifty to seventy per
cent Of all Solli(MA inisdonitere
ars and felonies? Ot trips so
many yertueus wemen into har-
lots? Or tures An many jtive.
Mies Ian delinqueets?
Or sell& so many marriages
into divorces, and children into
ernheneges? Or So MAN/ LWISt6d
pertenali(ies into netiropsyehik-
trie wards1
_Can you nettle one?
I do not.see how the Chureh
Can any longer DOM:One en-,
sideration of abstinence 88 a
POSSiblP Ahtl pIiniibl altertlatiVe
tti. the 1.180 or altehol," e- Pro-
feSSOr Everett Tilson. — (Advt.)
The lady was lievifig Adele dif-
ficuity trying to board the train
with A hefted,
°Are you out nr. your mind,
lady?" defiteded the eonduttor.
een't help it," the t'Yoman
replied, pushing hr horst up the
slops to the fv'elialleffs jots
sick Or1 busee,:v
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steering, power brakes, radio, tinte,cl• glass,
window washers, backup lights, whitewall
tires. All this for only ...... ........... ' . $2,800
'56 FORD F AIR LAN E HARDTOP — V-8
$1,8
engine, automatic, power steering, radio,
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'57 DODGE SEDAN—a, steal! 95
'55 PONTIAC SEDAN—overdrive, radio, V-8
9
engine, she's hot!$75
595.
'55 FORD SEDAN—a lovely tutone
$11
'55 METEOR NIAGARA SEDAN—tutone, only $$1,:55
4199955
'54 NASH SEDAN --.—radio
'54 METEOR NIAGARA COACH—radio $1,195
'52 MERCURY HARDTOP —radio, overdriVe,
a Tovely job
$1,195
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153 FORD COACH—overdrive, radio ......... $$9999555
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'53 METEOR COACH
A gleaming black with whitewall tires $ 950
'51 PONTIAC HARDTOP—radio $ 85%
'52 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Radio, a good solid car $ 750
'51 FORD COACH—a steal $ 450
'47 DODGE SEDAN $ 75
'48 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 75
'40 CHRYSLER SEDAN . $ 75
SPECIALS
The following units will be reduced $10 each
day until s9Id! Thurs. Price
'56 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR $1620
'54 CHEVROLET SEDAN.—black ancl white $ 920
'5": STUDEBAKER COACH -6 cylinder $ 920
'53 CHEVROLET TUDOR—very nice! ..... $ 820
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN—she's O.K. $ 720
'51 MONARCH SEDAN $ 4/0
'51 FORD SEDAN $ 470
'51 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 420
'50 FORD COACH $ 370
'52 PONTIAC COACH—poked in' the rear $ 270
TRUCKS
'58 PORD,F-700 DUMPS
Your choice of two for ...... ,.„...„„ ............. $4,000
'55 DODGE "K" DUMP $2,500
'55 FORD F-600' DUMP—a 'steal! . $2,000
'54 FORD F-700 .TRACTOR—with fifth wheel, ')
saddle tanks, vacuumed to trailer ...........$2,000
'54 CHEVROLET 3 TON STAKE—a steal at $1,200
'47 IC -'7 CHASSIS & CAB $ 550.
7x10 COlVD3INATION DUMP topy ,$ 400
'52 CHEVROLET PICKUP—It ran in! We'll
puili it out! Make us an offer.
TRACTORS
'54 WOODS PICKER $ 550
$ 600-
.'51 FORD COMBINE—rnotor,driven
'56 FORD TRACTOR
'48 CASE VAC & SCUFFLER
USED 1.1?'T, LFI.C. SPRING TOOTH
CULTIVATOR . .... „
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$ 550
$ 500
$ 75
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