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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-21, Page 14• PIMA 14, The; Timm -Advocate, Augvst 2L 1951' C!anc.eLoye Comments By .MRS, .Jr H. PATON .Cutrninphem•Eyes Pentecostal Holiness Church, Lucan, was the setting far the ,double• ring ceremony when the Rev. Fred P, Thomson united in: marriage Margaret Elizabeth Eves and Clifford .Allan Cunning- ham- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Eves, Mt. Br. ydges. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunningham, Clandeboye. The bride chose a street length dress of white embroidered ny- lon with matching hat and white accessories and corsage of red roses. Miss Alary ,Zubal, as maid of honor, wore a street -length dress of bine velvet with white ac- cessories with corsage of yellow roses. Joe Cunningham, Clandeboye, cousin of the groom, was best man. Reception following the cere- Mnony was held at the home of the groom's parents. Mr, and Airs. Gordon Cunningham. :Fallowing a honeymoon spent In Northern Ontario, the young couple will reside in Delaware. Misses Dorothy and Pauline Lynn spent their, vacation at Grand Bend. Miss June Lynn visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Hera and family, over the weekend. Mrs. Mervin Carter spent a few days last week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walden, of Chatham, Goldwin Yundt Funeral services were held on Monday afternooe at St. Paul's Anglican Church with the Rev. Charles James, rector, officiat- ing, for i. Goldwin Yundt, who died at his home in Stratford. He had not enjoyed good health years the past few , eais a nd had been ill far about a week. He was born at Rostock in Ellice Township, on September 15, 1907, son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Jack Yundt. He married Florence Phillips 20 years ago. He has been a contractor for 30 years. He is survived by his wife, three children, Ronald, Sheralyn and Raymond, all at home; three brothers, Eric, James and Bert- ram, all of Stratford; one sister, Mrs. Milton Riehl (Adele), of R.R. 1 Sebringville. He was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church and a member of the Stratford Opti- mist Club. Accomplished in al- most all musical instruments, he was expert on the banjo and organ. Interment took place in Avon- dale cemetery. Mr. Yundt lived in this com- munity for about a year in 1929 and was well known for his guitar music. Personal Items Mrs. Frank Pearson of Winni- peg visited her aunt, Mrs, Omar Cunningham, last week. Mrs. Pearson is the former Myrtle Lee and lived in this district and Exeter some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn, Misses Pauline and Dorothy Lynn and. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cuningham attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilson of London at the Box funeral home in Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harper and daughter, ,loan, St. Paul's, visited with Mrs. Harper's par - Lotter From Brinsley Sy MRS. CE`C.JL ELLWOOD Ebenezer Decoration Day Decoration and Memorial Day service was held in Ebenezer cemetery on Sunday. Rev. E. J. Roulston of Lucan, stave an impressive address on the lifeJoseph of Jose h as recorded in the Bible. Music was supplied by the junior band of Ailsa Craig under the direction of Mr. Telfer. As •a small cemetery Ebenezer en the fourth of McGillivray is credit to the community. Personal Items Visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton were • on Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fraser of Exeter, and for the weekend. Mr. and. Mrs. Elmo Morgan and Billie of Sarnia. Miss Linda Mawson. of Park- hill spent the week with Lois and Diana Sutherland. Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Odd of London and Carolyn spent Wed- nesday with the latter's parents, lir. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood, vents„ Mr. and Airs. Wilfred •Cun- • uingham, .on Sunday. i Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn were airs. Trumby and daughters, -Christine and Sand- ra. of Detroit, last week. and on !Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Carl ;Ritchie of Baden, • Mr. Maurice Simpson and sis-. tees. Mrs. Laura Henry, of West - Hydro Worker Canada. and Mrs.LnilY. !Tomes. spent the weekend d with !their sister. Mrs. Burleigh Hod.' Hurt Crash s h gists and fatnil • Phone 109 Linen .4111. Lucan And District News 1/4111015.„ Correspondents Miss Line. Abbott Mr. Jack t'ar.roll of Toronto. , called on friends m this com- munity on Saturday. I'tve boys front the united 'Church, Tom Nestle, Wayne Wil- liams, Bob Eaton, Larry Arm- strong and Ralph Simpson, left on Sunday to attend the (lode - rich Sunnier School. 1 Mrs. Clarence O'Neil, ('larise •and Mary, ndof Pennsylvania. are spewing two weeks with Mr, . and Mrs. Karl O'Neil and other relatives. airs. Andy Carter is leaching at the vocational school in Lu - can. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Paton and Clare visited the lleinbuch funeral tome in Stratford on Sunda y where -Alr. Goldwin • Yundt lay at rest. He died at his home on Friday, August 15, in. Stratford. Raiser Heath, 28, of Wallaee- burg. who has been working with the Lucan Hydro and living with Airs. 11. S. Stanley for some time ;was involved in an accident rwvhiclt sent him to St. Joseph's Hospital with an injured hand and hip last Tuesday. r c The accident happened about 1:30 p.m. in front of the home of Peter Jensen R.R. 2 London on No. 4 Highway. Mr. Jensen saw Heaths' 1957 model car forced off the road into a ditch where it snapped off a hydra pole. He reported the accident to the On - i (aria Hydro commission and to °the Lucan police to intercept the car responsible for the acci- dent He took the injured man to the hospital and later to Lucan. Aleanvhile Chief Earl Young of L t d car answering 'rhe description phoned him by .Mr. Jensen. Message From 1 The Heath car received $1,000 ucan s aper a Whalen en damage when it struck the pole which was damaged to the extent of $100. Hydro was off for about By MRS, F. SQUIRE two hours in the area, Mr Heath has since the aeci- d t b tak to his hem in Wallaeeburg by his brother, who came for him, !Baptisms • On Sunday afternoon in Holy ;Trinity Church, the Rev. J. P, Prest baptized Holly Anne El- son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Elson. The godparents ;were :hiss Holly Martin, of Lon.- ; don, and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon A. Elson, of Clandeboye, • .Following the baptism, guests I attended a reception at the Elson home: Rev. and Mrs. J. P, Prest, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elson, Mr, and Mrs. Colin Nu- ' gent and family and. Misses Holly, Belle and Miriam Martin, Car Accident Miss Olga Kuchma, 19, a stu- dent nurse at St, Josdph's Hos- pital, received face cuts and scraped knees and Peter Cowen, 21, of Toronto, face cuts in a two -car callision on No. 4 High.; way, north of Calamity Corners! last Saturday night. 1► Presentations Mrs. A. E. Parry, having sold her home on Albert St., left with her children last Saturday to join her• husband at the R,C.A.F.' !Station MacDonald, Manitoba. Before leaving, her neighbours !presented her with an electric kettle and the Ladies Guild of Holy Trinity Church with some ' v )cin eller- , , Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn, also Mr, Harvey Parkin- son of Kirkton were at Victoria Hospital on Sunday Visiting Mr. Allen Parkinson of St. Marys who was recently operated on. Mr. and Mrs. harry Squire of Birmingham, Mich,. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Hodgins. Joey and Albert Squire, who spent the past week with the Hodgins family, return- ed to their home on Sunday also. Mrs, William Morley Sr., re- = turned to her home on. Saturday from St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Squire, Kirk - ton, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Morley. Mr. George Arksey is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. London. being operated on on Friday. Mr, and Mrs, Melville Gun- ning and Muriel attended a fam- ily picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sunday. Catherine Khlare is holidaying for a few days this week with Janice Fischer, St. Marys. Mr. andMrs. Ir . Lawrence Mit- chell. St. Marys, visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire. Miss Carol Langford, of St. Marys, is spending a few days this week with Mrs, Grafton Squire. Mrs. Ronald Squire visited friends at Grand Bend during the week.. Miss Bessie Baldwin, Bloom- field, N.Y., is visiting with Miss Janey French. Mrs. Lyman Tapp and Mrs. Mae Foster, of Virden, Man., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie. Jackie and Joanne Finkbeiner spent last week with Mrs. 0. H. Finkheiner, Listowel. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Alex Baillie were Mr. and Mrs. James Moffat, Winnipeg, form e r l y Nettie Brooks, of Whalen, Mrs, William Brooks and Mrs. Ralph Parkinson, Lon- don, and Mrs. Gordon Weir, of Alton. W.A. And W.M.S. Nine members and six visitors were present for the August meeting of the W.A, and W.M.S. at Mrs. George Squire's home. Mrs. Ronald Squire was in the chair for the W.A. The theme was "Times of Refreshing". Mrs. Squires was assisted q td b,v Mrs. Duffield and Mrs. Ray Parkinson. Mrs. George Squire and Mrs. Thomas Gunning gave readings. During the business meeting it was decided that the W,A. would be responsible for decorating some rooms at the parsonage at Centralia. For raising money for September each member;is to bring a "Touch and Tae" parcel. Mrs. Gordon Johnson conduct• ed a short W.M.S. meeting. Mrs. George Squire read the Scripture lesson. Mrs, Melville Gunning. gave a reading. , Mrs. Duffield read the verses from the travelling basket, the proceeds being $20,03. Mrs. Ron. ald Squire accompanied the hymns for both meetings with her flute, Happenings In Biddulph By MRS. M..H. ELSTON Personal Items Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston Were. Mr. J. Holmes of Huron College, London and Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. John McAllister and Mrs. Sam Skinner attended the shower and trousseau tea given in honor of their cousin, Miss Marilyn Skinner, Exeter. .Misses Sheila and Wendy Els- tonspent a few days the past weekin with London it their coos• ins, Sandra and Brenda Dickins. Visitors on Monday with air. and Mrs. Mervin Elston were th tt cousins, Mrs. Ruth Colbert t of Ilderioh and Mrs. Greta Gib- son, Denfield. Misses Judy and. Bonnie Blair spent a few holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Blair and family of London were visitors on Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair. Misses Judy and Bon- nie Blair returned home with them to spend some holidays. Jimmy Blair of London and friend, Dennis Sugrol, are boli• Baying with his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Blair. Say you saw it in' The Times - Advocate. Bible School Under Way The 'Lucan and C'otnmu pity's third. annual Vacation School opened at 8:45 a.m.- Alonday 1 morning with an enrolment of :53 in the kindergarten depart• ment in the united Church and 103 in the primary and junior i departments ; rn the Anglican Church. In charge of kindergarten are Mrs. Charles Corbett, Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Mrs. Ed :Butler, Airs, Bud Cooper, Mrs. ,lack 'Hardy, Mrs, 11. T. Bond, Misses Erma Thompson, Donna Thomson, Marilyn Eaton, Jean Cochrane and Beverley :Butler. - Primary boys, Mrs, Ancly Car. ter, Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs, Robert Kehl, Mrs. David Kestle and Miss Beth Watson, Primary girls, Mrs. Charles Sovereign, Mrs. George Thom- son, Airs. G. E, Nicholson and Airs, Royden Herbert. Junior boys, Rev. E. M.•Cook, Rev. Edgar Roulgton, Rev. J. P. Prest,Mrs. DI. Jack Murdy and Mr. Harold Ribson. Junior, girls, Mrs, Dave Park, Miss Lino Abbott, Mrs. Calvin Haskett, Airs. Jack Steacy and Mrs. Gerald Lewis. In charge of music were Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Mrs. Clar- ence Hardy. The secretary is Airs. H. B. Langford. Gordon Murray District Native Funeral services for Gordon Murray, 68, who died in a To- ronto hospital, were held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, August 19, from the Kane Funeral Home, To. (•onto. with interment in Willow dale cemetery. Alr. Murray, who was a bro• ther of the late J. R, Murray of Lucan, was the son. of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mur- ray of Con. 16, London Town- ship. He worked for the Bank of Montreal for a number of years before becoming an em- ployee of . lh.e Labour Board at the Parliament Buildings, Toron- to. He is survived by his wife, the former Kathleen Chase, Wind- sor; two sons, Jack, Vancouver, and Don, at home; also one sister, Mrs, Mary Robb, of Lon- don Township. Personal Items Mr, R. J. Harper, of Port Perry, is spending a few days with Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Mr, and Mrs. Merrill Edwards, of London, were Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs- M. 0. Smith. Telephone employees have been laying cables underground. on Beech street all last week. Mrs, Wes. Atkinson entertained her bridge club, Airs. Harold Hodgins, Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mrs. U. F. Stanley and Mrs, F. W. Hovey at the home of her • son, Mr. Gerald .Atkinson, of; London. The outing took the form ;• of a barbecue dinner and a dip: in her son's swimming pool. This Week In arpie y By MiSS M. HODGINS Miss Dorothy Davies of Hamil- ton is spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John Mclnnes, also with them on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cates of Strath- ray in Mr. and Airs. Nelson. S ClaiM r, Crediton, and Miss Maudie \Iartelle of Sarnia. 1 y Miss Marjorie Oliphant of Bur -1 i Iington is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridley. Mrs. Oliphant of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Langford. Rid- ley were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridley Saturday after- noon and evening, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Hayter of (Sarnia visitedhis parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Newton Hayter, last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Kalep of Detroit, Mich. visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred McLinehey over the weekend, Happenings In Blanshard By .MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Miss Kathleen Mosey of Wing- ham spent the weekend with Mrs. Jas. Massey and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey, Peter Gartenburg spent a con, pre of days last week with Walter and Donnie Langford. Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Mills and Linda of Prospect Hill spent: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson, Linda remaining for a r few clays, Miss Marie Sisson returned home on. Sunday after spending the past week with her cousin, Miss Elaine Robertson of Sutton West. Mrs. Alvada Hopkins of Mitchell returned hone on Sunday after spending a .few days last week WithMr. and M.A.Mrs. Wm, ones, Dolma ,Tones returned with Mrs, Hopkins for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Fred "l'honison, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thonison and family spent Sunday at J ervie and visited the zoo and other points north. Mrs. Leonard Thacker and fancily spent Wednesday at Brins- ley and visited with Mrs. Tack• et's sister, Mrs, John Morgan Ann Parkinson spent Monday. With Cathy and Joyce 'lrhacker. 8har'an '1`lttimsort, tdttda Mills' andHelen Harlton spent Monday wills Very( and .leaneltti Hooper, it being Vetyl's birthday. Honor Teacher Prior L Rites r�':0 Last Saturday evening, Air's. Clarence G. Lewis entertained with a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, Marie Margaret, whose marriage will take place on Saturday, Teva iittJ.e girls, lin and Nancy Young, Cough made' charming little door attendants. h - The groom -elect's mother, Mrs. Alex Camphell, assisted Mrs. Lewis and the b.Judyrideglect ,in re- ceiving the guests. Pouring tea at a table covered with a hand crochet lace cloth, centred with a floral arrange- ment of pink and white. grads and tall white tapers, were Mrs. Erle Young, Airs, C. Worts, Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs. Lyman Camp- bell and Airs. William Campbell. The servers included Mrs. Ro- hert Coughlin, Mrs. Gen. Young, Aliss Lynn Campbell, Mrs, Allan Campbell, Mrs, Orville Taylor and Mrs. Ronald Hudson, Miss Katharine Campbell and Mrs. Robert Lewis displayed the wedding gifts, Mrs. Donald Cook, the linens and fancy work; Mrs, Alex McComb, the shower gifts, and Miss Jean Lewis, the trans- seau. Others assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Don McComb, Mrs, Fred 7'uke, Mrs. Frank Liddell and Alrs, William McComb. Showers Prior to )eaving London. the staff of the Roosevelt School, where she taught, presented Miss Lewis with crystal and Miss Anne Schenk entertained with a shower for her. Last Tuesday night at South- gate School, Mrs. Alex McComb, Mrs. Don McComb and Mrs, Robert Lewis entertained a targe group of friends and neighbours at a miscellaneous. shower. On Wednesday evening in the' United Church parlors, Lucan, the mothers of the Primary De- partment where • Miss Lewis taught, entertained with another shower and presented Miss Lewis' with an electric toaster, Anglican Ladies Picnic At Farm The members of the Anglican W.A. the Evening Auxiliary and families couldn't have ordered a nicer' day than last \yedn.es- day was, when they mel, for their annuai•outing at the Harold Cor- bett farm. The special high -light of this year's outing was the opportunity of seeing the ,'Mill House" which had been moved piece by piece from Corbett, Ont., and rebuilt in its original form. The first hour was spent in viewing the splendid collection of museum articles which Mr. and- Mrs. Corbett have already collected. Many would have liked to peruse the shelves of old books and magazines, some ever 100 years old but were called out to the lawn for the business meeting, presided over by tree president, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Most of the meeting was given over to the planning of a Japa- nese tea to be held in the Parish Hall September 3 from 3-5 — the details to. fie left in the hands of• the executive. This will he in lieuthe annual tarn money of talent i o ne y tea. While the lunch was being pre- pared, Miss Lina Abbott con- ducted an August contest which was -won a group composed of Mrs, Bob Coleman, Mrs. Roy. Hamilton,- Mrs. Wm, Brownlee and Miss Holly Martin. As for winning prizes the Mar- tins "took home the bacon," for not only did they win the prize for the largest group at tree n' • nic but Miss Miriam Martin of 'Detroit won the prize for coming the farthest distance, Mrs. McFarlane on behalf of the Seniors and Mrs, Jack Steacy on behalf .of the Evening Aux- iliary, thanked Mr. and Mrs. Corbett for their hospitality. • Guests from London. included, Mrs. Fred McLean, Mrs. K. ,Hod- gins, Mrs. Kenneth. McGoun and Misses Nellie Foreman, Holly and Belle Martin. On Thursday afternoon the weatherman was equally con- siderate for the ,picnic of the W.M.S. members and their fami- lies. The president. Airs, Alex Young, conducted two Biblical contests. The first was won by Mrs, Art Black and the second by Mrs. Gordon Banting, Mrs, Edgar Roulston and Mrs, Wil- bert Stanley. Mrs. Art Black read the story of Miriam. When refreshments were served Mrs. Alex Young won a prize for oc- cupying the. Lucky Chair. Personal Items Four sisters met again 'last Wednesday when the Misses Holly and Belle Martin of Lon- don and Miriam of Detroit visited their sister Mrs, 'C. A; Hodgins. Mrs. Wes Atkinson spent. last Feiday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs of nteter, Mrs. Mitchell Haskell avae guest of honour at a dinner party in London last Monday evening, when' her sister, Ml's. J. C. Dame, of Woodstock, entertained Mr, and Mrs, Haskett, and their daughter - in - law, Mrs. Calvin Haskett and fancily, The oceas:ion was Mrs 1-Iaskett's birthday. Mrs, Davie 'returned to Lucatc with thorn and spent the night with her sister ,and Mr. Haskell. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Atkinson, of 'lrnt, Melt, were Monday guests Cit Mr, am Mrs, Irving Gibson, Mr. and Alis, Bob Garland, of I•tanover, spentlast weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Redden, Local Horse PerSQna! Item.s ��tures Lucan horses continue to pile up' victories at 'Pannto Woodbine. Last Monday it was "Meadow Art's Lady" tliardy Bros.); Thursday it was "Gilbert Gra-t- ' tan" (Neil McRanni; on Satur- day "Howard l.toseeroft" t,Slieri• dan Revington .and Bud Gilmour): first and "Pauline Vole (Hardy Bros.) second. So many Lucanites were down to Toronto to see Howard Rose - croft win the Canadian Cup Pace for the second year in succession that theydecided lectdr 1 Lucainnu n st have elosed up for the day. On the way house tate owners of the horse were hosts to a large group of their friends at the Clan Restaurant in lintnilton, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. George Young and family of Milan were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Erie Young. After a month's vacation, the Rev. .1, P. Press and family have returned house in time for Mr, ?rest to take the 9:30 a.m, serv- ice. With Vacation School begin- ning the following day, Mr. Press took as his test, "A. Little Child Shall Lead Theon." Miss Helen Hardy sang a solo at the service and Mrs. C. W. Hawkshaw pre- sided at the organ. • Mrs. Perry Armitage attended the Bakker -Gowan wedding at Granton United Church and she and her son, Johnny,. remained over the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Metter, of Prpspect Hill, who was ma- tron of honor at the wedding. Valerie and. Marilyn Laverty, small children of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Laverty, of Welland, arc holidaying with their grandpar- ents, Mr, and Airs. William Brownlee, Mr. and Airs. Les Woodward and family and their nephew, Gary Janes of Kippen, are halls daying in Muskoka. Mr, and Mrs. Rny Collins of Sarnia were Wednesday visitors with the former's aunt, Mrs. George Bawden. Airs. Annie' Fairies has re- turned home after spending a few days in. Harriston, the guest of Mr. and Airs. Douglas King and family. Among the 13 London secon- dary school teachers who at- tended the Ontario Department of Education S:bool for • High - School principals at Queen's Uni- versity, Kingston, during July and August were W. E. Kieser 0. L. Day, R. A. Bioxam and H. R, Fisher from Medway. Ken Ready is holidaying with his aunt and uncle, Air. and Mrs, Chas Ready of St, Marys. Mr,HowardCurrie left on Thursday for Brantford where he will he working .for the next few weeks on the steel 'works of a large building, Grade 13 Medway Results Among the names of the Gracie 13 Medway results appears two local names, Alan Ready, Eng- lish Composition 62, English Lit- erature 54, Algebra 62, Geometry 50, Physics 73, Chemistry 73, and Heather Stanley English Composition 62, English Litera- ture 73, Algebra 69, Geometry 78, Trigonometry 64, Phymsics 71, Chemistry 82, French Authors 75 and French Composition 65, Mr. and AIr's. M. O. Smith have returned from a motor trip, up the li.luc hater Highway to Southampton, ever to Wrartan and Owen Sound, returning by Sarnia, Chatham and Petrolia. Air. Sheridan Uevingtan and £aluily, Mr. Lyle • Rcvingtan :and fancily and Mr, and Airs. John Campbell have' taken cottage at Grand Bend for a .week. Air, Ken Clarke is holidaying at Buttermilk Falls, Hall's. Lake, lialiburton County. John \'yard, grandson of Air. and Mrs. .George Ward, George St, spent awe k's holidays in London with his mother and re• turned to Lucan last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley 1.)ag of Sarnia, visited with tlteiraunt Mrs. Durham, last Friday. and Dlis. .James Hodgins were guests .at the Yungblut- Hunter wedding in Exeter last Saturday and Mrs. Bob Coleman and Mrs. W, W, Garrett attend- ed the • service. Air, and Mrs. Murray Hodghis and fancily returned home on Saturday from a motor trip to British Columbia just in time to attend the .Law family re- union held at the home of Air, N. C. Law, at Crampton. Christina Nugent, daughter of :lir. and Mrs. Colin Nugent, of London, is spending a week With her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. -Hodgins, and is attending. the vacation school. Airs, H. Williamson, nee Leda Atkinson, of Detroit, Mrs. Arthur MeFalls, of Centralia, and Mrs, William Quinton, London, were Saturday guests of Air. and Airs, Henry Hodgins. Mr, and Mrs. James freeman and fancily have returned from a week's vacation. with Alr. and Airs. Al Freeman, at Long Point Beach, Mr. and Airs. .J aures Harding and daughter Jessie, of Lansing,. Mich„ spent a few days last week at the home 'af Atr, and Mrs. William Aylestock and Sun- ' day guests included Mrs. Robert ' Braithwaite and daughter', Mrs. I Robert Doxen, and her daughter, Debby,. all of Toronto. Airs. Thomas :Brooke, Are, !Herald MeFalls, Air. and Ars. Grant Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Air, and Airs. Larry Me - j Falls, all of Lucan, and MS. Ronald Coleman, of London, at- tendert the Ford picnic which was held in Sarnia on :Sunday,. Delores Murray, daughter, of I Air, and ails. Jack Murray, Lost• don, is .holidaying with Use child. ;ren of Mr. and Airs. Dave Park, es she attends vacation school here. I Services in the Anglican Holy Trinity Church will continue to he held et 9:30 a.m. for the month of August. Mrs, William Dickins and Mrs, Maurice McDonald are .holiday- ing at the cottage of Atr. • and Aire, Gordon Mathes, of Dor- chester, near Kincardine. Mrs. Warner McRoberts was a Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whe]iltan and family of Whalen and a Sunday guest of her brother, Alr. Theron Creery and family, Woodham. Mr, and Airs. J. Dunleavy and three children Were weekend guests of Air, and Ars. Calvin lia skett. Mrs, J. R. Murray, Mr. Bob Murray of. Lucan and Mrs, George Nixon of London attend- ed the funeral of the late Mr. Gordon Murray in Toronto on • Tuesday. Airs. 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Bond, Misses Erma Thompson, Donna Thomson, Marilyn Eaton, Jean Cochrane and Beverley :Butler. - Primary boys, Mrs, Ancly Car. ter, Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs, Robert Kehl, Mrs. David Kestle and Miss Beth Watson, Primary girls, Mrs. Charles Sovereign, Mrs. George Thom- son, Airs. G. E, Nicholson and Airs, Royden Herbert. Junior boys, Rev. E. M.•Cook, Rev. Edgar Roulgton, Rev. J. P. Prest,Mrs. DI. Jack Murdy and Mr. Harold Ribson. Junior, girls, Mrs, Dave Park, Miss Lino Abbott, Mrs. Calvin Haskett, Airs. Jack Steacy and Mrs. Gerald Lewis. In charge of music were Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Mrs. Clar- ence Hardy. The secretary is Airs. H. B. Langford. Gordon Murray District Native Funeral services for Gordon Murray, 68, who died in a To- ronto hospital, were held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, August 19, from the Kane Funeral Home, To. (•onto. with interment in Willow dale cemetery. Alr. Murray, who was a bro• ther of the late J. R, Murray of Lucan, was the son. of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mur- ray of Con. 16, London Town- ship. He worked for the Bank of Montreal for a number of years before becoming an em- ployee of . lh.e Labour Board at the Parliament Buildings, Toron- to. He is survived by his wife, the former Kathleen Chase, Wind- sor; two sons, Jack, Vancouver, and Don, at home; also one sister, Mrs, Mary Robb, of Lon- don Township. Personal Items Mr, R. J. Harper, of Port Perry, is spending a few days with Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Mr, and Mrs. Merrill Edwards, of London, were Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs- M. 0. Smith. Telephone employees have been laying cables underground. on Beech street all last week. Mrs, Wes. Atkinson entertained her bridge club, Airs. Harold Hodgins, Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mrs. U. F. Stanley and Mrs, F. W. Hovey at the home of her • son, Mr. Gerald .Atkinson, of; London. The outing took the form ;• of a barbecue dinner and a dip: in her son's swimming pool. This Week In arpie y By MiSS M. HODGINS Miss Dorothy Davies of Hamil- ton is spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John Mclnnes, also with them on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cates of Strath- ray in Mr. and Airs. Nelson. S ClaiM r, Crediton, and Miss Maudie \Iartelle of Sarnia. 1 y Miss Marjorie Oliphant of Bur -1 i Iington is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridley. Mrs. Oliphant of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Langford. Rid- ley were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridley Saturday after- noon and evening, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Hayter of (Sarnia visitedhis parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Newton Hayter, last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Kalep of Detroit, Mich. visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred McLinehey over the weekend, Happenings In Blanshard By .MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Miss Kathleen Mosey of Wing- ham spent the weekend with Mrs. Jas. Massey and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey, Peter Gartenburg spent a con, pre of days last week with Walter and Donnie Langford. Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Mills and Linda of Prospect Hill spent: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson, Linda remaining for a r few clays, Miss Marie Sisson returned home on. Sunday after spending the past week with her cousin, Miss Elaine Robertson of Sutton West. Mrs. Alvada Hopkins of Mitchell returned hone on Sunday after spending a .few days last week WithMr. and M.A.Mrs. Wm, ones, Dolma ,Tones returned with Mrs, Hopkins for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Fred "l'honison, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thonison and family spent Sunday at J ervie and visited the zoo and other points north. Mrs. Leonard Thacker and fancily spent Wednesday at Brins- ley and visited with Mrs. Tack• et's sister, Mrs, John Morgan Ann Parkinson spent Monday. With Cathy and Joyce 'lrhacker. 8har'an '1`lttimsort, tdttda Mills' andHelen Harlton spent Monday wills Very( and .leaneltti Hooper, it being Vetyl's birthday. Honor Teacher Prior L Rites r�':0 Last Saturday evening, Air's. Clarence G. Lewis entertained with a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, Marie Margaret, whose marriage will take place on Saturday, Teva iittJ.e girls, lin and Nancy Young, Cough made' charming little door attendants. h - The groom -elect's mother, Mrs. Alex Camphell, assisted Mrs. Lewis and the b.Judyrideglect ,in re- ceiving the guests. Pouring tea at a table covered with a hand crochet lace cloth, centred with a floral arrange- ment of pink and white. grads and tall white tapers, were Mrs. Erle Young, Airs, C. Worts, Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs. Lyman Camp- bell and Airs. William Campbell. The servers included Mrs. Ro- hert Coughlin, Mrs. Gen. Young, Aliss Lynn Campbell, Mrs, Allan Campbell, Mrs, Orville Taylor and Mrs. Ronald Hudson, Miss Katharine Campbell and Mrs. Robert Lewis displayed the wedding gifts, Mrs. Donald Cook, the linens and fancy work; Mrs, Alex McComb, the shower gifts, and Miss Jean Lewis, the trans- seau. Others assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Don McComb, Mrs, Fred 7'uke, Mrs. Frank Liddell and Alrs, William McComb. Showers Prior to )eaving London. the staff of the Roosevelt School, where she taught, presented Miss Lewis with crystal and Miss Anne Schenk entertained with a shower for her. Last Tuesday night at South- gate School, Mrs. Alex McComb, Mrs. Don McComb and Mrs, Robert Lewis entertained a targe group of friends and neighbours at a miscellaneous. shower. On Wednesday evening in the' United Church parlors, Lucan, the mothers of the Primary De- partment where • Miss Lewis taught, entertained with another shower and presented Miss Lewis' with an electric toaster, Anglican Ladies Picnic At Farm The members of the Anglican W.A. the Evening Auxiliary and families couldn't have ordered a nicer' day than last \yedn.es- day was, when they mel, for their annuai•outing at the Harold Cor- bett farm. The special high -light of this year's outing was the opportunity of seeing the ,'Mill House" which had been moved piece by piece from Corbett, Ont., and rebuilt in its original form. The first hour was spent in viewing the splendid collection of museum articles which Mr. and- Mrs. Corbett have already collected. Many would have liked to peruse the shelves of old books and magazines, some ever 100 years old but were called out to the lawn for the business meeting, presided over by tree president, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Most of the meeting was given over to the planning of a Japa- nese tea to be held in the Parish Hall September 3 from 3-5 — the details to. fie left in the hands of• the executive. This will he in lieuthe annual tarn money of talent i o ne y tea. While the lunch was being pre- pared, Miss Lina Abbott con- ducted an August contest which was -won a group composed of Mrs, Bob Coleman, Mrs. Roy. Hamilton,- Mrs. Wm, Brownlee and Miss Holly Martin. As for winning prizes the Mar- tins "took home the bacon," for not only did they win the prize for the largest group at tree n' • nic but Miss Miriam Martin of 'Detroit won the prize for coming the farthest distance, Mrs. McFarlane on behalf of the Seniors and Mrs, Jack Steacy on behalf .of the Evening Aux- iliary, thanked Mr. and Mrs. Corbett for their hospitality. • Guests from London. included, Mrs. Fred McLean, Mrs. K. ,Hod- gins, Mrs. Kenneth. McGoun and Misses Nellie Foreman, Holly and Belle Martin. On Thursday afternoon the weatherman was equally con- siderate for the ,picnic of the W.M.S. members and their fami- lies. The president. Airs, Alex Young, conducted two Biblical contests. The first was won by Mrs, Art Black and the second by Mrs. Gordon Banting, Mrs, Edgar Roulston and Mrs, Wil- bert Stanley. Mrs. Art Black read the story of Miriam. When refreshments were served Mrs. Alex Young won a prize for oc- cupying the. Lucky Chair. Personal Items Four sisters met again 'last Wednesday when the Misses Holly and Belle Martin of Lon- don and Miriam of Detroit visited their sister Mrs, 'C. A; Hodgins. Mrs. Wes Atkinson spent. last Feiday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs of nteter, Mrs. Mitchell Haskell avae guest of honour at a dinner party in London last Monday evening, when' her sister, Ml's. J. C. Dame, of Woodstock, entertained Mr, and Mrs, Haskett, and their daughter - in - law, Mrs. Calvin Haskett and fancily, The oceas:ion was Mrs 1-Iaskett's birthday. Mrs, Davie 'returned to Lucatc with thorn and spent the night with her sister ,and Mr. Haskell. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Atkinson, of 'lrnt, Melt, were Monday guests Cit Mr, am Mrs, Irving Gibson, Mr. and Alis, Bob Garland, of I•tanover, spentlast weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Redden, Local Horse PerSQna! Item.s ��tures Lucan horses continue to pile up' victories at 'Pannto Woodbine. Last Monday it was "Meadow Art's Lady" tliardy Bros.); Thursday it was "Gilbert Gra-t- ' tan" (Neil McRanni; on Satur- day "Howard l.toseeroft" t,Slieri• dan Revington .and Bud Gilmour): first and "Pauline Vole (Hardy Bros.) second. So many Lucanites were down to Toronto to see Howard Rose - croft win the Canadian Cup Pace for the second year in succession that theydecided lectdr 1 Lucainnu n st have elosed up for the day. On the way house tate owners of the horse were hosts to a large group of their friends at the Clan Restaurant in lintnilton, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. George Young and family of Milan were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Erie Young. After a month's vacation, the Rev. .1, P. Press and family have returned house in time for Mr, ?rest to take the 9:30 a.m, serv- ice. With Vacation School begin- ning the following day, Mr. Press took as his test, "A. Little Child Shall Lead Theon." Miss Helen Hardy sang a solo at the service and Mrs. C. W. Hawkshaw pre- sided at the organ. • Mrs. Perry Armitage attended the Bakker -Gowan wedding at Granton United Church and she and her son, Johnny,. remained over the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Metter, of Prpspect Hill, who was ma- tron of honor at the wedding. Valerie and. Marilyn Laverty, small children of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Laverty, of Welland, arc holidaying with their grandpar- ents, Mr, and Airs. William Brownlee, Mr. and Airs. Les Woodward and family and their nephew, Gary Janes of Kippen, are halls daying in Muskoka. Mr, and Mrs. Rny Collins of Sarnia were Wednesday visitors with the former's aunt, Mrs. George Bawden. Airs. Annie' Fairies has re- turned home after spending a few days in. Harriston, the guest of Mr. and Airs. Douglas King and family. Among the 13 London secon- dary school teachers who at- tended the Ontario Department of Education S:bool for • High - School principals at Queen's Uni- versity, Kingston, during July and August were W. E. Kieser 0. L. Day, R. A. Bioxam and H. R, Fisher from Medway. Ken Ready is holidaying with his aunt and uncle, Air. and Mrs, Chas Ready of St, Marys. Mr,HowardCurrie left on Thursday for Brantford where he will he working .for the next few weeks on the steel 'works of a large building, Grade 13 Medway Results Among the names of the Gracie 13 Medway results appears two local names, Alan Ready, Eng- lish Composition 62, English Lit- erature 54, Algebra 62, Geometry 50, Physics 73, Chemistry 73, and Heather Stanley English Composition 62, English Litera- ture 73, Algebra 69, Geometry 78, Trigonometry 64, Phymsics 71, Chemistry 82, French Authors 75 and French Composition 65, Mr. and AIr's. M. O. Smith have returned from a motor trip, up the li.luc hater Highway to Southampton, ever to Wrartan and Owen Sound, returning by Sarnia, Chatham and Petrolia. Air. Sheridan Uevingtan and £aluily, Mr. Lyle • Rcvingtan :and fancily and Mr, and Airs. John Campbell have' taken cottage at Grand Bend for a .week. Air, Ken Clarke is holidaying at Buttermilk Falls, Hall's. Lake, lialiburton County. John \'yard, grandson of Air. and Mrs. .George Ward, George St, spent awe k's holidays in London with his mother and re• turned to Lucan last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley 1.)ag of Sarnia, visited with tlteiraunt Mrs. Durham, last Friday. and Dlis. .James Hodgins were guests .at the Yungblut- Hunter wedding in Exeter last Saturday and Mrs. Bob Coleman and Mrs. W, W, Garrett attend- ed the • service. Air, and Mrs. Murray Hodghis and fancily returned home on Saturday from a motor trip to British Columbia just in time to attend the .Law family re- union held at the home of Air, N. C. Law, at Crampton. Christina Nugent, daughter of :lir. and Mrs. Colin Nugent, of London, is spending a week With her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. -Hodgins, and is attending. the vacation school. Airs, H. Williamson, nee Leda Atkinson, of Detroit, Mrs. Arthur MeFalls, of Centralia, and Mrs, William Quinton, London, were Saturday guests of Air. and Airs, Henry Hodgins. Mr, and Mrs. James freeman and fancily have returned from a week's vacation. with Alr. and Airs. Al Freeman, at Long Point Beach, Mr. and Airs. .J aures Harding and daughter Jessie, of Lansing,. Mich„ spent a few days last week at the home 'af Atr, and Mrs. William Aylestock and Sun- ' day guests included Mrs. Robert ' Braithwaite and daughter', Mrs. I Robert Doxen, and her daughter, Debby,. all of Toronto. Airs. Thomas :Brooke, Are, !Herald MeFalls, Air. and Ars. Grant Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Air, and Airs. Larry Me - j Falls, all of Lucan, and MS. Ronald Coleman, of London, at- tendert the Ford picnic which was held in Sarnia on :Sunday,. Delores Murray, daughter, of I Air, and ails. Jack Murray, Lost• don, is .holidaying with Use child. ;ren of Mr. and Airs. Dave Park, es she attends vacation school here. I Services in the Anglican Holy Trinity Church will continue to he held et 9:30 a.m. for the month of August. Mrs, William Dickins and Mrs, Maurice McDonald are .holiday- ing at the cottage of Atr. • and Aire, Gordon Mathes, of Dor- chester, near Kincardine. Mrs. Warner McRoberts was a Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whe]iltan and family of Whalen and a Sunday guest of her brother, Alr. Theron Creery and family, Woodham. Mr, and Airs. J. Dunleavy and three children Were weekend guests of Air, and Ars. Calvin lia skett. Mrs, J. R. Murray, Mr. Bob Murray of. Lucan and Mrs, George Nixon of London attend- ed the funeral of the late Mr. Gordon Murray in Toronto on • Tuesday. Airs. 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