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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-18, Page 14Papet 14 The ThrescAthregete, September 1St 198 c 13y MRS. 4. H. PATON. Church nem The Vatted Church will sib - Wye Rally Sunday next Sun- day at 9.45 a.rn. with the Sun- day School participating. At St. James Church next Sun- day at 9.00 a.m. the annual family Holy Communion wUl be celebrated. Holy Trieity church Harvest Thanksgiving services Will be at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Ou Sunday. September 28 Har rest Thanksgtving services will be held at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. (standard time). Guest preacher will be Prof. R. K. Harrison. B.D. Ph.D.. of Huron Col• lege. On Sunday the guest preacher was the Rev. .1', Grant Merden, B,A., B.D. S T Ai of Huron Col- lege. United Church Meeting The ladies held their meeting at the church last Thursday evening with 12 members and tine visitor present. Mrs. Wil- mer Scott and Airs. Arthur Simp- son were a committee appointed as go to Exeter for further in- !ormation re the communion ;able for this church. Mrs. Roulston replied for the ourchase of a dining room table or the parsonage. Mrs. Eaton ourchased chemicalto be used or the dampness in the base. Next meeting will be October 1. Members of the W.111.5. were rivited to attend the Missionary Rally in Lucan. flomen's institute The 4-H club girls and their easter, Airs. David Kestle. were guests of Clandeboye Women's alstitute at their September neeting and provided a program !Onsisting of a skit "Dressing tp Home.Grown Vegetables," •eadings by Janke Macintosh News Budget From Baseline By MRS. ARCHIN DEWAR 5ersanal Items The teachers of St, Marys and 31anshard held their annual Reefing in the Base Line school ast week. Mrs. Oliver Baker spent a ew days last week with her par - ,its. Mr. and Mtg. Herbert Beer 4 'Munro. Mrs. Archie Dewar spent Sun - ay with her daughter, Mrs. 5.1 darriott, St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Howard spent tunday with their daughter. Ira. Albert Hernandez and fam.! ty at St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McAlpine! 4 Ailsa Craig were guests with! iir. and Mrs. Duncan •McNaugh-1 on on Sunday. Mrs. A. Shepley of Sturgeon ;falls was a weekend guest with 1 Yir. and Mrs. Howard Switzer. • Mr. and Airs. Arthur Thomp-. !on and family of Parkhill were ;nests of Mr. and Mrs. David Tolland on Sunday. Mr. John -Rine, Bill and How- :An n iversary ss, ,rd and Miss Noreen Walkom ! - pent Sunday with friends at amcoe, At B r i n s 1 e y Mrs. Shepley and Bruce of .aficl She= Kestle, piano solo by Marilyn Eaton and a vocal solo by Rosemary Hall. Silver forks and spoons were :presented to Nancy Scott. Marilyn Eaton, Janice McIntosh. Helen Kestie, Sharon Kestle and !Rosemary Hall for completing another project. The girls pre- , sented a gift to their leader, Mrs. Kestle. Helen Kestle cons ducted a riddle contest which was won by Mrs. E. Lewis. Mrs. Al nx Macintosh and Mrg. Gordon Eaton were chosen as leaders for the fall prnjeet "The Club Girl Entertains." Mrs. super', Villiams, «int en- er of historical researeh, slave a paper on Clandeboye as it ap. peered many years agn and as • it appears today. She also told of her day spent at the Tweeds- ! muir Workshop held, in July at Beeehwood. - An invitation was received from West McGillivray Institute tn attend the annual flower show in \Vest McGillivray Hall, Sep. tember 17. Mrs. Ernie Lewis reported on the successful paper drive and plans were made for another as soon as possible. Mrs. Arnold Blake presided for the meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Rea Neil. A contest on drawing the em- blem of Ontario was won by Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Hostesses were; Mrs. Blake. Mrs. James Donald.' son, Mrs. IVihner Scott, Mrs.! Mex Macintosh, Mrs. ;lames Hall and Mrs. David Kestle, sa*Iss s, Phone 19 Lucan Lucan And District News Chrigapondenti Misa Ulna Abbott WI Wins 16 Prizes The members of Lucan Worn - en's Institute went really all out this 7enr at the Wetern Fair. sending in 17 entries and win. ning 16 prizes which netted the branch $34. They won two firsts, one second, two thirds, eight fourths and three fifths. Considering the number of branches competing the mem. hers are highly elated. They vim: first in copper tooling and fancy cookies; second in stuffed toys; third in Lady's hand -made • hat and hooked rug. Fourth in oil painting, elmen., . late layer eake. :decorated child's birthday cake, home-made bread, peach marmalade and apple jelly; fifth itt applique quilt, dark fruit cake and dill pickles. Presentation Prior to leavingthis week for i his new position n the Sank of scare wins Montreal al West Lorne. Mr.' Doug ;Watterworth was guest of honor at an evening at the home of the manager, Mr. Jack Steacy, when the bank staff (husbands and wives) met as a farewell. Personal Items Mrs. Omar Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham•and Allan called an Mr. and Mrs. Alex O'Neil in Aylmer on Sun.; day afternonn, Mr. O'Neil was I able in leave the St. Thomas - Elgin Hospital on Saturday after.' noon after spending several' weeks there, following a heart, attaek. Mr. Rosa O'Neil is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where he underwent an operation on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and, daughter, Marlene, of -Crediton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl O'Neil on Sunday. Miss Margaret Shoebottom of Denfield visited recently with her aunt, Mrs, Omar Cunnieg.! ham. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Paton and! Clare and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna of Thorndale visited with Mrs. Harvey Riehl., Veneta and Bob in Stratford,! Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thomp-, son returned home last week- end after spending two weeks, at Rice Lake with friends. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Thompson spent the weekend there and: brought Mr, and Mrs. Thomp.1 son home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Erskine, of R.R. 8 Parkhill were guests1 with Mr, and Airs, Mervin Car- ter last Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Legg of Inger- soll spent last weekend with' Mrs. Omar Cunningham. A • • • n, ter daughter. .Alrs. Howard held in Brinsity United church Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle Rev. Duncan McTavish of Lon- nsited on Sunday with Airs. don. a former pastor, was guest !;ssex were weekend guests with nniscisaly services ere • Switzer and Howard. ;Sunday morning and evening. ;speaker in the evening and Rev. rnma. Fletcher, :Clarke of Centralia in the morn- ing. Special music was rendered Happenings In : by the choir. Re -Dedication Services IOn Sunday there will he re- dedication services at Brinsley' Biddulph By MKS. M. H. ELSTON !Anglican church at 11 o'clock. The rector and congregation are pleased to announce that the birthday church has been completely re - Mr. Chris Fischer, who cele- decorated. crated a birthday on Sunday, The guest speaker will be Rev. vas given a surprise by several J. Grant Morden, B.A., BD., nembers of his family. !S.T.m., professor nf Theology Those present were Mr, and at Huron College. Guest soloist iirS. Lloyd Stanlake and family, will be Mr. Harry Hoffman of dr. and Mrs. Joe Mordush, Mr: 1 Dashwood. :nd Mrs. Ray Fischer and Anglican Guild wilily, Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomp-1 Mrs. Art Lightfoot and Miss on and family, Lloyd Thomp- Hazel Lewis were hostesses for pn, Bill Varga. Jos ea Fischer, the September meeting of the Silly Fischer, Miss Sylvia Zeig- Ladies' Guild held in the base- er, all of London, Mrs. Vivian vent of • the church. 1unningham and Joyee. The president, Mrs, Earl Dix- tersonal llama on, led in the devotional, assist. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer,ed by Mrs, Alercer.1 The theme taken from the Tommie and Dannie. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Raystudy;book on Japan was given ; eischer and Mr. and Mrs, LloydMrs. Wright. tanlake, Mr. and Mrs. Joeby Plans were made for a ha - b, liordush in London. zaar and tea to be held in the !basement of the church on the Miss Shirley Atkinson, who has' afternoon of October 29. Con - sten staying with Mrs. George! tests were won by Mrs, A, Scott tether, Jr., far the past two f and Mrs,Wes,Lewis nonths, Exeter, has returned liarvesHone services will be o her home and is resuming' :at the ehureh on Sunday, Sep. ter stadies at SHDHS. tember 28 at 11.30 a.m. Mr. and Airs. Bob Blair anti ;iris attended the 45th wedding' Personal Items . riniversary of their uncle and 1 Miss Mary Amos, who has quit, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Baker,: been confined at Craigholme for Irediton, on Sunday, which wassome time, was able to return teld at the home at their; to her home. :aughter, •Mr. and Mrs. Harold! Visitors on Sunday ,with Mrs, aghtfoot. Fred Neil were her daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Butson, ! and sorisin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Staffa, Allan and Eleanor,ISutherland of Mt. Brydges, and were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Roland Neil of rfrs, Jack Coates, Ailsa Craig. Mr. Jared. Lyons, of Dundalk, Mrs. William Sholdiee of Lon- tiSited. on Sunday afternoon with don was a weekend guest with 11. and Mrs. Eaton. her slaughter and son -le -law, Mr. Guests on Sunday with Mr. and Ws, Wes- Lewis, rad Mrs. Jack Blair, were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thomp- aid Mrs. Ronald Fletcher and atm were guests on Sunday with Itirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Hari Dixon. Mrs. Lin Crayon at Parkhill spent Sunday :with her soli, Wes Watsdn and Mrs. Watson, also attending anniversary serviceS. Sunday visitors with Mr. Lin Amos were Mr. and Mrs. Over: ATMOS Of London and Mr. and Mrs. John Rosser, Ansa Craig. Sunday callers with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr. and Mrs. ROy liatrallOtt of Lu - cam, Mr. and Mrs, Will Hackett bf Detifield, arid Mrs. Cattip• bell 61 Travers City, Michigan, also .Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Odd and Calotyri LOnden, Mr. and George Prost and Mid and David Howard of Dashvvood. Mrs. ,/oe Mergan, who has been en the sick hsf or Selig tinit. &Vend a hesnitat 'on Mit, day The an ()Oration, If Ifou'reTIRED ALL THE TIME Now And, fifth everybody gets a l‘tirechout“ feeling, and may tin bothirod by bitkattite. Perhaps !lath - ng seriously wrong, fust temporary condition caused by UrittarY irritation or bladder diaconifort. That'a the tliet to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's llelp stimulate the kidoeya to relleto this condition which may often daust batk. Arks and Cited f lin Thee yea fed better, test better, wed( better. Get Dodd'i Xidney Fills ode.. Look for the blue hot 'with the red bend et all drug itUttlteta. You tad 46ettid 6h Da d d's. S6 orr 0 0 A A Lions ,Members. Plan Activities The opening fall meeing of the Lunn Lions was lieht inthe Anglican Church basement last Monday evening with the new president. Mr. -Jim Young, in the chair, Mr. Doug Watterworth, the branch's secretary, who has been transferred from the Bank of Montreal here to West Lorne, • was presented with a clothes, hamper, Mr. Clarence liask•ett making the presentation, Mr. Al Bromwick will replace Air. Watterworth as secretary. Most of the busitiess- session was spent in laying plans for the winter activities. 1 The Ladies Guild of the church with Mrs. T. H. Bond as con- . vener catered. • Area Pacers During the evening. Mr. Wet- terworth was presented with a clothes hamper and wallet. Mr. Ed Morris of Orillia suc- ceeds Mr. Watterworth in the Lucan branch. • At 13alavia, Governor G.. owned by Sheridan Revington and William Ellerington, was a 'Monday winner, Bimbo Chief, a Tuesday winner, and Howard ,Rosecroft, a Saturd0 winner, At Western Fair, Herbert Carter, Meadow Arts's Lady .a.nd Pauline Vohs, owned by the Hardy Bros., were winners, the first winning :two heats and a Iblankct, the second two thirds, Car Crash Kills land the last a third fourth. Gilbert Grattan, owned by Neil Local Employee ,MeRann, won a second and fourth. Delores Grattan, owned Mr. Li° 1 A CI a. 1 35 of Sarnia, ast employee of the Lucan Nuway Motors, who had planned to move to Lucan in three weeks. was killtd near Sarnia in a headsiong crash last Saturday evening, five miles east of Sarnia, during a rain storm. Mr. Chartrand was driving %vest alone. In the other car, coming east, were Mrs. ,Tcssic Hawley, 60, of Detroit, Isto was driving, and her bro1her•in-law, Mr. Ernest. Lackey, 57, of Lake George, N.Y., both of whom died later in Sarnia Hospital. The Chartrand car was wreck- ed and the Hawley vehicle badly da m aged. Mr. Chartrand is survived by his wife, two sons. Rickey and Roddy, two daughters, Susan and Debora, his father, Louis Chartrand, of Pembroke, five brothers, John of Sarnia, Louis and Simon of Pembroke, Oliver of Edmonton and Acllard of Sud- bury; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Walsh, of Chapeau, Que., Mrs, AlfonseGutiet of Val d' • or, Que., and Mrs. Tony Bowers, Pem- broke. Funeral services and inter- ment were held Tuesday, Sep- tember 9 at Sarnia. While here, Mr. Chartrand boarded with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frost. ; by. Leroy Reyington, a first and tone sal istnc , • '11 1 n 1 L sl ' Gi 1 1 sirs, a c mas r , ownec by Eldon Young, a fourth and sixth. At New Hamburg, Pauline Veto won a first and second, and Herbert Carter two firsts, ; Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bradford spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and. Mrs. Bice of Glendale. • Personal Items Mrs. Joe Bcatson, a member of the ;Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Ch.urch, left on Sunday to attend the meeting of the Dominion Board; held at Christ Church, Deer Park, To- ronto, Sept. 15-18. • • Instruct Religion In Area 'Schools Religious education began in the public school last Friday, with .Rev. 3. P. Prest in charge of Mr. Clow's and Mr. Desjar- dine's room; Rev. Edgar Roul- ston, Mrs. Black's and Mrs. Allison's rooms, and Rev, Fred Thomson, Mrs. Cobleigh's room. Mr, Prest will also teach in the Clandeboye school from now until Christmas; Air. Roulston from New Year's till Easter, and Mr. Prest from Easter till midsummer. Personal Items Rev. Ar, A. Stephens, B.A., rector of St, George's Church, Kitchener, was a Thursday guest at the rectory. The bishop was so impressed with the new chapel at Clandeboye that he asked Mr, Stephens, who is edi- tor of the Huron Church News, to visit the chapel. get pictures and material on the history of the chapel for the church paper. Other rectory visitors on Thurs- day were Mr. Bert Ashby and son Jim, of Brantford. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Conn and daughter, of St. Marys, were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFalls. Services Honor Deceased Canon Rev. and Mrs. J. P, Prot and family attended a dedication Service in St. JOhn-the-Evangel- ist Church, Strathroy, last Sun- day in honor of Mks. Prest's father, the Rev. Canon. H, B. Ashby, who died recently. Mr. Prost read the lesson. and also pronounced the benediction. The guest speakerwas the Rev, John Morris, L.T.11.._ who was a classmate of the Canon and also :f the 1at Bishop• Arthur Carlisle, at one -time rector of Lucan. Mr. Morris had charge of Old St. Paul's. ;Wood- stock, at the same time as. Canon Ashley had 'charge of New St, Paul's, During the Canon's ineuin- beney at Strathroy, the Keates organ factory of Lucan rebuilt the church organ. On Sunday a set: of Vox Humana. pipes, which had recently becn installed by thc, same company.,were dedi- eated as a .memorial to the Caiion, Mrs. lan MoGuban, af Lucent was present to resent the company, — Two water aloft of the church painted tv -Caton Ashley were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Prest, Otte Thr the rectory and the other for the new parish' hall. Cltrisf Church, Ayr, Canon Ashby's last pariah, :also had a dedication servite In his honor :last Sunday. United Church News A splendid representation of the Irving Masonic Lodge paraded to the 7 o'clock service last Sunday. Next Sunday will be Rally Sunday and church sehoel pro- motions. At 7.30, the LucansClandeboye YPIl will hold its first !meeting in the Lucan church, with Mari- lyn Eaton's group on missions, in charge. The weiner roast sched- uled ;for Sept 19 had to be postponed until Sept. 26, owing to Medway initiations. Mrs. Edgar Roulston's group will be in charge of the WMS meeting on Thursday, Sept. 18, changed from the 251.1i. A choir rafty will be held Friday evening at, 8 p.m., fol- lowed by a social evening, Pentecostal The Young People held their opening meeting at the church last Friday evening, A large group from Toronto, including the three Graham sisters, form• erly of Lucan, put; on a splendid program. There was a boys' quartette and band among the numbers. Speaking on "Duty," Mr. David Howden, of Toronto, was the guest speaker. He is (he youth director of the Pentecostal conference. Following the service. refresh- ments were served at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Birch. Anglican The flowers on the altar nn Sunday were in memory of the late Mr. H. S. Stanley. ' In the absence. of Mr. Prest, the guest speaker was the Rcv. 3. Grant Morden, B.A„ B.D,, S.T.AI., ot Huron College. Next Sunday will he the an- nual Harvest Thanksgiving serv- ice, when Archdeacon C. W. Foreman, B.A., L.Th., D.D., af the Church of St. John Ihr. Evangelist, London, a former native of Lucan, will be the nv'A ke• Tilt first meeting of the Holy Trinity Servers' Guild will be held from 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, When the class. is organized, special vestments will be secured. The annual family Holy Com- munion. is scheduled for 9 a.m„ Sunday, Sept. 28, Four Ponies Win Prizes Cliffordi-Acheson, 15, ef Luran, showed four of his ponies at Western Fair and all won prizes, none less th second, Jayda Choco late Doll won :reserve eh= pionsbio m aro; Lyewood Lari so a second: LVIln's Little Dipper, a second for foal of 1658,1 and Jayda woo a first and a second. Persona! Herds Mr. and Mrs..3ernes Tubb and i family, of Miithell, and Mr, and di'. Sant Earle and family, of Woodstock, were :Sunday guests' of Mr, and Mrs. Wes: ilodgins,' the OdeaSiett being Dait"t day. 'ANIr. and Mrs. Harold Whyte and farnily spent last weekend at, their tottageat Colpoy tay,, Area Youths Catch Calves merly of con. Biddulph three COusins 'Weal Two former Lunn cousins, both former members of Holy Trinity Church jr. Congregation, now of London, :chose the' same day for their wedding, one in the morning and the other in the evening of Saturday, Septem- ber 0. Dorothy Iliac Fenn exchanged marriage vows with Michael McNeil. of London in a cere- mony at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Chureh. -The bride is the daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. Henry W. Fenn, London, for- - - - " - . miles north of Lucan and the of the 21 Western Ontario groom,,ts the seh of Mr. and Mrs. . MacNeil, New Water - youths who participated in thesr;,",'T 4' calf scramble at the Western i vine. °Metaled. , Water - third annual Aberdeen Angus ''''''''. N.S. (liven i The Rev Fr. C. F. De - then bjrniacil;riaegheoseby ahefrloloar-- Fair last week with 10 calves to ii: tne'r, bid for 10 prizes of $100 were two local youths, Jim Scott, 16 ' length Ltiul 11 eg,oswtnyledolanCpliragUels3rs linesla of Clandeboye who was second ;,, , , to land his calf and Grant Hods il,„v,",1,,,,aata,,le-wicie nailed skirt. A bolero with collar of gins. 16. of R.R. 1 Granton who ir"incle.';clieugl sequins and seed e ;Imo eighth, 1'he 10 winners were presorted peards was Worn over the strap, less lace bodice. Her finger -Up with Slea certificates twards veil was held by a tiara of se-. the purchase of their (Mil Abet'- quins and seed pearls and she .cleen Angus heifer by Mrs, Hugh carried a bouquet of' red roses Labatt representing Jelin Labatt, and white stephanotis. Ltd.. en.sponsors of thescram -and scra- Miss Mary -Ann Stataspal was me, with the Western Ontario maid of honor wearing a cock - Aberdeen Angus Association, tail length, soft pink dress, The Personal Items brides -maid was Miss Margaret Fenn who wore a similar dress Mrs. john Casey who went to Toronto with her daughter, Mrs, 110 pale blue. ; C. F. Langford when she n - Ambrose F, MacNeil was after groonisman and ushers were aturxnveedekhsonta.caisuoiw back nic i George Mead and George Mor - Misses Elaine Abbott, of Lan- rbw• sing, Mich., and Geraldine, of1 The couple will reside in Lon - Detroit, daughters of Mrs. ! don - Abbott and the late 'Dr. Joe : At 7 p.m. in St David's Angli- Abbott, and two girl - friends can Chnrch, Hamilton Rd. the called on Miss Lina Abbott,' of ;Rev, George C. Pearce officiated Lucan, and Mrs. E. Hodgins of :for the marriage of Maureen their way to the Stratford; Yvonne Fenn and Glen Wayne festival to see "A Winter's ' Cameron. Tale." Mabel McRoberts, of London, and Mrs. Warner Mc- Roberts, of Dresden, were %guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westin an last Sunday. Tour Of Mexico Auxiliary Topic The Evening Auxilial'y of the Lucan United Church held its September meeting • at the home of Mrs. Charles Sovereign last Tuesday night. with 13 present. Mrs. Ross McRoberts' group, was in charge of the refresh - m ent 5. worship service and study book. The guest speaker was Mrs. Charles Corbett, who gave an interesting account of her trip to Mexico and displayed pictures and trophies which she 'brought home with her. A hake sale was planned for Saturday, September 20, but location at tittle of writing, not decided. Pigeon Fanciers Win Prizes 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles' J. Fenn of London formerly of Main St. Innen and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, C. Cameron of RAI. 1 Arva, Given in marriage by her fas they the bride was gowned in an ensemble of chiffon and net over blue taffeta, :featuring bouf- fant skirt, short sleeves and blue net gloves. A white crown, white shoes and cascade of pink roses and white mums com- pleted her attire. Her only attendant was Miss Phyllis Cameron of R.R, 1 High Park, who chose a gown of fine net over pink taffeta and car- ried a bouquet of pale blue car- nations and white mums. The hest man was Mr. Bruce Cameron of R.R. 1 Hyde Park and ushers were Messrs Bob Cameron and Fred Needham. At a reception held at the groom's home in Arva, catered to by "The Three Little Pigs Pantry" the bride's mother re- ceived in a beige taffeta gown, with brown accessories and pink carnation corsage. She was as- sisted by the groom's mother in black lace over pink taffeta and pink corsage. For a honey -moon trip to Buf- falo the bride changed to a blue dress with pink accessories.. The young couple will make their home in London. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Percy Colbert, af Ilderton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, William Brown- lee, At the Western Fair, Mr. Har- ry Hardy exhibited a number of his Homer pigeons and won one I first prize, five seconds, one' third and one fourth. His nine -1 year-eld nephew, Ken Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman! Hardy, collected for himself $161 when he won six,. firsts, two seconds and one third. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Taylor of Exeter were Sunday evening• guests of Mr, and Mrs. C. C. ,Ph Bradford. one 102 Miss Joan Hodginsis attend. ing the Teachers' College in London. Institute Fetes Grandmothers The September meeting of the Granton W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins when 10 grandmothers were pre- sented with corsages. Mrs. ham German 'was honor- ed as the oldest grandmother present, with Mrs. Joseph Bryan as the youngest grandmother and Mrs. Colin Grant fpr having the most grandchildren", The guest speaker was Mrs. Gordon Culver, Komoka, presi- dent of North Middlesex W.I. She discussed the work of the •Woman'S Institute and conduct- ed ; a demonstration on making of cancer dressings. Mrs, George Wilson, national public relations ()Weer, spoke on Princess Margaret's recent- visit to Stratford. Readings were pre- sented by Mrs. Mary Hudson and Mrs. Norman Hodgins.. Miss Lois Hodgins entertained with a piano solo. • Mrs, A Hocking Dies In Hospital A sad death occurred on Fri- day, September 12, in Victoria Hospital in the passing of Mrs. Albert Hocking, 37. She ley at rest in the. C. Haskett and Son funeral borne until 2 pan. Monday. September 13, when the Rev, Fred Thom. son conducted funeral services. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Clanleboye. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Addis, of London, Mrs. Hocking was the former Ivy Mary Addis. She and her little! family have been living an Main Street, Lucan, for the past three iears Bcsidcs her parents and her husband, she is survived by Six small children, all under 10 yeara of age, Richard, Sharon, Wil- liam, Gordon, Mary and How. ard, also three brothers, Herbert, Richard and Victor Addis, all Of London, Pallbearerg were Howard and Clifford Hocking, IhOrnas jack - son, Sr. Thomas Jackson, Jr., George Gallagher and Ernie SIllellois; oNews oe The boiling nitetieg of the Lateen Seouts was held id the Smut Ilahl last Thursday, with Scoutmaster Harold Whyte in dilattg It was decided to hold a camp meeting at the Pinery, Grand Bend, Sept. 28.2g; to hdlel the annual paper drive' Octebef 4, sand Apple Day, Odder 18. for HARVEY'S TAXI 9.4 -HOUR SERVICE Hockey Meeting will be held in Lucan Arena Mon., Sept. 22 8:30 p.rn, All Those Interested Please Attend Lucan Personal Items Mrs. Brokenshire and Mrs. Stone have retuned from a two week's vacation at Hamilton, where they were the guests of the former's daughter, Mrs. Harry Hill, and son, Mr. Stewart Brolienshire, The executive -of the.Home and Shoot Association suet at the home of AirS. C', H. George last. Thursday to arrange plans for the main g season. The open- ing .meeting will be Tuesday, SUL 23, at the school. Airs. George Eizinga, who was so barfly hurt in an accident June 27, is .coming out Of Vic- toria Hospital this week, but Mr. Allan PAzinga has to re-enter for further treatments. Liliane ,Marleau. Graham, of the Errington 'Western Ontario School of Dance Arts, is opening a studio in the Liman Arena on Monday, September 22, and comes highly recommended as a teacher of tap, ballet, baton twirling and social dancing. She is an honor graduate of the Teachers' Course. of the Errington Studios, London. Mrs. H. A. Mullins and Ruth Ann, of Londen, were Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs, Henry Message From Centralia By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Personal Items Air. and Mrs. W. Cameron, Smith Falls, and Mrs. A. Wells, Londesboro, were visitors for a few days last t'eek at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Hicks, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tripp left on Saturday on a trip to Winni- peg where they will visit with their son, LAC Robert Tripp, Mrs. Tripp and family, Mr, George Baynham Spent last week:in London assisting his Main, Mr. Orval Bestard, of Belmont in showing his horses at the Western Fair, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Grand Bend were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Haddock. Callers at the home of Mrs. E. Abbott during the past week - were Mrs. W. Spettce„St. Thom, as, Mrs. Lorne Moate, London, Mrs. C. O'Brien, Wallaceburg, Mr. C. Love and hit mother of Windsor.' Hodgins, friar to their leaving to attend ;a birthday -dinner at the :home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott, in honor .of Mr. Abbott .and his daughter, Muriel. Other guests inducted Air. and Mrs,. Cliff Abbott and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie -Cerroll. Mr. and' Mrs. Earle Grose, of Toronto,. were, weekend guests of Ali -s. Vietor Snell, of London, and Monday guests of Mr. and; Mrs. Erwin Stott and Miss Una Abbott. They also .attended Birr Decoration Service ..on Sunday. Brownie's Clinton THURSDAY & FRIDAY September 18 and 10 "SAFAR!" (Colour, Cinensascops) * Victor Mature * Janet Leigh CARTOON SATURDAY & MONDAY September 20 and 22 -- DOUBLE FEATURE incisioN AT SUNDOWN" (Colour) * Randolph Scott * Valerie French "CRASH LANDING" * Gary Merrill * Nancy Davis CARTOON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY September 23 and 24 — DOUBLE FEATURE "PARATROOPER" * Alan Ladd * Leo Genn "ESCAPE FROM SAN QUENTIN" (Adult Entertainment) *Johnny Desmond * Merry Anders CARTOON llllll 11111111111111111111$101111111. iiiiiiiii Hier tttttttttttttt 1111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111*.i ALL-STAR restiin ZURICH ARENA Sat., Sept. 20 spm TERRIBLE GENE Kiniski VS. 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