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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-25, Page 16tt 1941 pt or a coupe } n, r' d the re- `Lucan Comniun}lv C.cntre with a t Montgomery, ward Hodgins, part on the Institute exhibits x41 tit'illr• atn Grigg 74, died in St•' of years 11 ! e pe Roderick McDonald, Terry Hick• air' Prest look the evening ' 'Western Fair and the dinner for; °g class of 30 from Exeter, Can droving business in Lucan. He service and on Monday took 10 Joseph's Hospital Monday, Sep- ; tralia, Granton, Denfield and farmed in South ,Dorchester son, Don Coughlin, Lorne llor-; baskets of flowers and all the presidents of women's organza• tember 15. lie lay at rest in i Lucan. Many are advanced tap township before retiring to Ay1- le, 'fruit nit and vegetables to the Pines 'Middlesex Co ntv lvas p p H dR• smei free years ago. Pass. 1, The Tintes•Adxccate, September 25, 1958.. Church News Prom ote SS Sti dent At UC Raily S ervic Sunday was a busy day in the i pared, Mrs. :liurrar: Hodgins led tinned Mara, with the church , in a sing•song. school rally at 11 and the ' r•1''•1: • }. Pentecostal Church at 7:30 o'clock, These taking part In• the for- Forest, t, 1 a, guestp _ 1 The old Orange Hall at High- - bury Avenue and No. '7 hlghw.ay i I3.S.P„ rector of Trinity church, \ ni 1 the Xouu leo le vis„Vi. eS ,Coln 5 Aylmer.c conducted the private da. „zt g p Speaker t\ill soon be naught but a mem.,provides Pro d .. h ..or d l s Institute S ak r ,°9 Harold i�hyte, the pastor, the vis- ited the Home !nr the Aged at Rev, Edgar Rouiston, and Terry Thomson, Carolyn Donaldson.: Ruth Cochrane, and Bard Hods Coikgrate was the guest spesheiGarrett,whose ablecrani a rector lite Pev, J P best, ins. President for the Ganong sea -i ternber lianie I;runa• • netlr v ho e f z t don-. Dien, Girls appeared in sugar ' ' son is ,Tack l•;izenga; viee•presi• at the Sep � aced the site for the building aI ; orpillow 1” Ali•• assisting, `.Che Rt. Igev, Fourteen pupils received the ,v Edgar Roitiston; mics and Health meeting of ; the ll, The structure will be sacks, potato sacks •, W. A. 'lawnshend, Suffragan Robert, Raikes attendance rli rlent, the Rc 1.c bar t e ha l v -treasurer Lori.' Lucan �i'omen's Institute held ; deriiol]shed and the material used •'tries aver their gyri stats, Barr :Bishop ot Huron, read the les- plontas for having attended 4', • ecictar „ Coinntunity (;entre last ; • rn piny tails, head bands and The Rev. George Eizenga. of .Land•iaark ipisappeArs s v s the speaker IRIP➢R.iih p14 n dMi W �R @ :And DiS't�"iC News Phone 109 Linen. orrespondent; Miss- •Chna Abbott Home Econornist. lerr included rthe supe} tont, enk, the11 o'clock service. (1tr 1'rz at Mr. Cliff Culbert: assistant, A1C. ,•„ 'MHS Initiation r .,, �ry .. d .oy Comrr.ents By MRS* �I H. .PATON •Alexander Q'Ne]l tion ;for the service,. Funeral services were held On Sunday, •Oetob.er z at 9 45 on Saturday afternoon, Septem- - a.m. B.S.T. the service of gob, her 2 for Alexander O'Ncii, age t:ontmtuzion will be .cclebr•ated, 73 years, of Aylmer. Ile died at On Thanksgiving„, Sunday, Oe - his hone en Thursday, Septenw tober 12 !Harvest Thanksgiving her 18. service will be taken by the pas- The body rested there until tor, the Rev, Edgar Roulston, Friday afternoon when it was at 2,45 pan. with Mr. Howard removed to .the 111urdy funeral Kew conducting the music, borne in Lucan. At St. James church Family The Rev. Ronald liiatthewnzan Communion was held at 9,00 4:m. with the rector, the Rev, J. P. Prest in charge due to Baty Trinity having 'their Her - vest Thanksgiving services at 11 a.rn. and 7.30 p.m. Next Sunday Harvest Thanks- giving service will be at 11 a,m. and 7.30 pan. E.S,T, with guest speaker Prof, R. I , .Harrison, r more: Beverley But -'Graham, executive, Margaret at thefor an addition to the Garrett identification signs an their son. lire committal service was 13.D, ai:1'h,, Piz. D. oX Huron Col - Sundays o n r F.izenga and Velma Birtcli, Thursday, 'barn. lateen at the grave by Bishop lege. ler Marilyn ('ulberl, Donald hacks. Boys wore shirts 'over ot •y as it has to be removed 1.o; a edwav iigli School celebrat• service a. the funeral home and Clinton and presented a program Miss Jeanette McDonald, home : permit highway widening. i 1 'ts annual initiation eche the church serviee and sermon „- to than. economics teacher at Ingersoll' 11 has been sold to Mr. lien -;eel its last Friday for 305 fresh• at St. James church with the lirss :�1eDonald spoke on :ileal 0,N eil,D.D., of Kew, Nancy Park. Barbara Anglican Church Planningand Table setting" .fol Legion Auxiliary 'their gyro shorts. Fredericton, N.13. Park, Ward Hodgins. Margaret Thanks to the Evening Auxih-'question and answer i At the September meeting of Boys and girls ware odd sacks Ile is survived by his wife, Armitage, Jimmie Kew, W.ayne lowed by a ar•y and the A. b•Pe and others Legion the former Lena Henry; one son Hodgins. Mae Cobleigh, Patricia. period. She was introduced by the Auxiiiary in the Le -:and shoes and were gthe church was beautifully deco• Mrs. Dave Park, convener of gion Hall plans were trade for with toothbrushes and cloth to (l•Iarryi the Right Rev. A. H. Margaret Arthur and Daisy t ob rated for the annual har"est the committee. i the annual bazaar to be held the shine the shoes of saphonor•es, O'Neil of Fredericton, N.B.: two leigh. sThanksgiving service, first Saturday in December -4 juniors and seniors. All day they daughters (Edna} Mt' . William Promoted. from intermediate It was deeing le carry on RagainR The Rev. J. P. Prest exn„ sneer dies -?One of the high -lights will :„enufleeted to superiors, played Phillips, Arva; and (Merle) Mrs. to senior: Dana Culbert, Shirley K u] its with Archdeacon with the making g of c e the iii ster box. / dead", sang songs and carriedWilson,Springfield; Enrerick, Diane Hickson, Retie changed p pi BA,L.Th.. DD, sings as last year. The first b y y John B. Sp g ld; C. W. Foreman.meeting to make same is to be> Mrs. Roy Stanley was 'named; books to learn hiuzzility four gcandsans and two grand- Donaldson, Marilyn Culbert, Bill , of London. who was the guest nem on Thursday, September 25 delegate :for the Ontario Legion i however, all ended well, with daughters. ° 'speaker. The archdeacon, bav• Anglican church, !Auxiliary convention to be held, an afternoon party and a dance Mr. O'Neil was born on lot Junior to intermediate; Ruth! in been •raised an Beech St., at thea° in Toronto this week, at night to complete'the 1058 int• 23, concession 3, McGillivray Frost, Patsy Sovereign, Judy ;Lucan. drew a full church to Reports on the film institute ° Thomson, Marsb`a Ribson, Jean „ iso 1 held at University of Western tiatinn ceremonies, township, son of the late Mr. and get-wellGordonhear him, In citing his personal npMrs. Henry O'Neil. He married ing cards, "Mr. G Marie Larkin, Corahn Donald- for Thank ivin he said YY I�Ilai�1 Grigg / "'•1 Dance Studio „ a Ontario and the Tweedsmuir His -Lena Henry September 25 1906 Booting has returned from spend - The A,Y,1'.A. are asked to at- tend in a body and then hold an open meeting in the base, tncnt of St. 'James church, Personal items Mr. Sidney Ranting, a farmer resident of this community who lives at Birch River, Man,, has been able to leave the General Hospital in Winnipeg and is stay- ing with his son and family there,. He was pleased. to be remembered by so many send - son. Ruth Cochrane, Janet Kehl, , Thanksgiving tory workshy held at told-; of the 22 who attended Huron p . given by The Errington Studios, Lon and farmed in DleCtillivray town I1fargaret Armstrong, Linda College with girl, he 14'x5 0 f Stream Hall were gl\en b, S O er Far r . ! }las opened a studio in the tiltexecf 1 ,,nn,nnnrnnrmm�,nln ���r„nrinun„u,,,,,nuncio,nn,rn„nunnuuurrnnu,oun,urr,unrrrlrunnn, Bridger, Roger Black, Birk F rm m� v when i operated the ing. several weeJss Witt - Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. 2L Paton and Clare visited on Sunday with M. .and Mrs. Eneison Patois and Lyle. Mrs. Paton is improve ing after spending several weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton were pleasantly; surprised on Tucs day evening when they attended Victoria Lodge 387 L. 0, B. A„ Lucan. They were each presented with .a corsage:and following lunch we!e presented with a gift. They are charter members for 37 years. Mr, ;floss O'Neil is still & Pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital where he had .an operation. Mr. and airs, Ralph Lynn .and daughter, Mrs, Emily , Tories and sqn Tom visited . with. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer .of Petrol - la on Sunday. Miss Ann McKenzie R.N. of Chatham spent the weekend with Mr', and Airs. Almer lienry. On Sunday, with 'Ivir. Moore Cun- ningham and : Mrs. Fred Simp- son they visited 111r. W. Falls and Mrs. E. Neale in Belmont also Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hodgson in London awnd later were guests Of Air. Moore Cunningham for supper. R Mrs. Bill Downing and Mrs, Roe of Atwood, Mrs. A. McKen- zie, Chatham, Miss G. Harrison of Parkhill, Mr. Charlie Harri- son of .Pickford, Mich, attended the funeral service for the late Mr. O'Neil no Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Harrison and Donny were guests with Mr. Moore Cunningham and Mrs, Fred Simpson after the fungral• one j� illiam Cochrane an don, ship three still living to carry a v, Gary Revington. „ tions in A t e, ea u ;the C. Has and Son funeral, and ballet pupils while others „ ! .Primary to junior: Paul Rev- Haven �ursing Home, given by Mrs. 11'es. o gins. home until 2 p.m. 1Vednesday,' are beginners, ington, Ken Ready, Jimmie Kew, C.N.I,B, tag day will be held ;September 17 when the Rev, G. in 1956 the. eoupl'e celebrated] Jody Monsurinjolin, Leroy 31x•' , On Tuesday night the first their golden wedding anniversary! Servers' Guild nieeting was held in Lucan on October 4 and Airs Simpson conducted funeiai ser• ;Cub News guise, George Denney, Judy . „ Erwin Scott and Mrs. Harvey vices 1 At the opening Cub meeting with many friends .of this corn with a good .attendance. At theinanity as guests with their Coughlin, Darsv Cohlergh, Carol neat meeting there will be an Schlueter, Bobby Cochrane, Di-, election of officers. Explorers Elect ra or ler 1Grrgg, Walter Grigg, Olives p attend he local leaders traisetGrigg Richard Greer and Mur•: of E►ran Taugh� in„ school taking the course i Barbara Park Langford were appointed to as• I' Interment was in Pine Ifill !last Monday three new mein silt in the organizing. 1 cemetery, Thedford. Pall bear-' hers were enrolled --Jimmie an Mrs. Jack Steacy and raMrs.ted (0 i ers were David Grigg, Gea'rge !Donnie Kew and Billie Haskett C B • dt •d \ • •e appointed to OW family,' when thein son showed pictures taken on his trip to Ire- , land of the church in Cland.e boye there and also of the church where former O'Neil ancestors had worshipped, Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil spent a 1 Week in this community visiting relatives and , friends returning home on Tuesday, September 2. During that week he suffered a heart attack and was taken to St. Thomas -Elgin Hospital. He Kindergarten to primary: Rose Coursey• Betty Park, Marline Butler, Sandra McLellan, Sherry Fisher. Janet Neil, Larry Kew,1 Pat Ryan. Jimmie Hearn, , Wayne Maguire and David Rev- Ington. Lucan•Clandeboye Y,r.u. At the Lucan - Clandehoye Y.P.U. at 7;30, the president, Allan Ready, was in the chair' with 29 members present. Mari- lyn Eaton's group on mission : commission had charge of the meeting. The leader was assist-: ed by Doug Thomson and Ruth Armstrong. During the business session seren dollars was voted to the M. and M. fund. Final plans were made for the wiener roast Sept. 26, meeting at the church at 7:15 and proceeding to Ipper-' wash. The guest st spc akerwas the Rev. Edgar Roulston, who spoke on home missions and related "Sew 10 Save Dollars to Stake !ray Noble• The 16th Expedition of the Lu- and 26. I and two daughters, Il a v i d, can-Clandeboye Explorers was The annual family night for; George, Walter, Oliver, London; held in the United Church par- the institute was announced for; Mrs. Richard Green (Bernice) ]ors last Monday evening with .tober 16 with Mrs. M. H. Hod -1 of Toronto, firs, Murray Noble 12 members present. gins, convener and Mrs. George; (Jean) of London Township. His Each ' 1 t and led the 1I] ' f Woodham as guest' wife the former Maude Haw - ac gir chose r son o 0 Sense" in London, September 25 ! He is survived by four sons ; Go Id Medalists 1 In addition to the account of the sudden death of air. Ira Carling of Lucan in :last week's Tines -Advocate the Lucan cor- respondent adds: song of their choice for the open- speaker, ; kins predeceased. him. } lir, Carling was the son of Mr• returned home 'on Saturday, ing sing -song. Mrs, jack Elson was guest1 aIr. Grigg was a former Lon— and Mrs, Charles Carling and September 13, An election of officers was soloist. The roll call was ans-1 don- Township farmer. , was born .in' Dover, Ohio. He Interment took place in the held. Chief Explorer is Barbara tvered by a written recips for a t came first to Canada at the age family plot at St. *James came - Park; Keeper of the Log, Mar -supper dish. i of 16 and again in 1931. tery with pallbearers and flower garetghostesses wereFUrneSs-FrOs�' i While in the States he was a Coblei h; treasurer. Car- Mrs. Don Me— Kilmer, bearer's: Cecil Carter', Louis ole Davis; pianist, Barbara Hostesses Mrs. Cliff McLean, Mrs. i Baskets of white towns, rose shoe buyer for Sears and Roe- Ili}mer, David Henry. Hugh Wil - Ready. Erwin Scott and Mrs. Maurice ; dahlias and yellow mum plants . buck of Philadelphia. son, Karl O'Neil and 'Pass Walls, Counsellor Kae Haskett led in atcDonald, i formed the setting in the Lucan At the time of his death he was Mac McNaughton, Roy ATcRann, Personal items• { United church at 2.30 p.m. Sat• ! employed in the Dept. of Veteran Jack Harrison, J. H. Paton, Earl l.tr. and \Tis. Reg Nichols of ; urday, September 20 for the Affairs, London. He was a vete-1 Paton, Moore Cunningham and , r f 1 were recent visitors with wedding of Hazel. Diary Frost, ran of. lirorld. 'War 1 and IT. Norman Ferguson. Ft£ a o Luc n and Edward Harcourt Church News the worship service, Personal Items Mr. Don Chown, .Misses Reta and Flo Chown, Mr. and Mrs. their aunt and uncle, Mr. and ••Furness, London. The Ra. ev, Ed.1 In the former he trained her - Harvey Chown of Lucan, Mr. airs. Eldon Hodgson. 1„ Roulston officiated I ses with Sir Adam Beck and and. Mrs.Sam Chown of Sarnia IN, en and l,Tr. E 1T Mr and. Mrs, William J, Frost; 1 s.r !gar - Major Tanlen, In 1110 latter he and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dawson (}rose returned to Toronto last •' rhe bride is the dau hter of was Quarter Master and Ser - many humorous experiences of Toronto, attended the Howey- Tuesday, Miss Lina Abbott ac.- Al' St Luc n and the : geant Major of 1st Hussars, while a student minister in Al Elough wedding on Saturday in companied them and spent till of ree a g • S the son of A At the United Church on Sun- day in the Rally Day service, assisting the pastor, the Rev. Ed Roulston 'Bob Et gar , were a on. Tr. and Mr, Carling was musical and •luno Lynn, 'ram Kastle, Donna berta, ' the Central United Church, St, j Saturday visiting former asso- L H I -Ie soot Si of South iz sso- broom i. a played and taught many hosting Blake, Ralph Simpson, Bob Don - i rs. While lunch was being pre-- Thomas. Iciates and the school where she ampton. 1 taught for many years. Sgt and Mrs. A. E. Meng. Given In marriage by her la- worth and three children of,ther, the bride was gowned in France, spent two weeks with a yellow lace and net ensemble Mr. and Mrs. Benny Saulnier, 1 over yellow taffeta featuring a before getting settled at Centra- tierred ballerina. full skirt, tight 1 lia, also as a guest was Airs. bodice of tucked net, lace bolero, : Saulnier's aunt Airs. Clara Dun- stand-up Elizabeth collar and i brock of Halifax who, although nylon lace gloves. A. pearl tiara 1,80 years of age, travelled alone 1 to spend a week in Lucan. I Miss Catherine Bawden of Tor- onto was a Saturday guest with 1 Miss Ida forte and Miss Helen I1 Watson. Personal Items 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ingtonand lfr. and Mrs. Lyle 1 Revington spent last week -end in Batavia and attended the din- ' ner put on by the drivers.. Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended !the Explorer Counsellor's train- ; ing and improvement conference !in the Colborne United Church !last Friday and Saturday • eve- pings. As Junior -Work Counsel- , tor, Mrs. Hodgins organized this conference. Friday evening was 1 given over to missionary study 2 Free Tickets TO LYRIC THEATRE, EXETER FOR THE 'Best News Tip Of The Week' When you learn of an incident which would make a - good news story or picture -- a serious accident, a spectacular feat, a human interest or humorous oc- curanee -- phone us at 770 Exeter (Nights 11) im- mediately. You don't need to have all the details -- just give lis the 'tip', well do the rest. Each week, The T -A will award the person who sends us the best tip with 2 Free Tickets to the Lyric Theatre which may be used for any regular perform- ance. HELP US GIVE YOIJ ALL THE LOCAL NEWS ...1 The TimesAdvocate • PHONE 770 EXETER, ments, He had large classes both arcrsan, Murralr Simpson and in London and Lucan, who won Marie Voisin. The Sunday School many prizes and gold medals at scholars joined. with the congrega- various music festivals. Poor health compelled him to give up his London class though at Lucan Personas the time of his death he had Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Frost of To - some 25 pupils in Lucan. ronlo and Mr. and Mrs. E. Fur - He was a member of the Ma- ness Sr. of Southampton were among the guests who attended the Furness -Frost wedding in the United Church. last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry DTcFalls entertained at a fowl dinner last Sunday Mrs. Will McFalls, Mrs. Thomas Brooke, Mrs, Harold McFalls and Mr.. Gary McFalls, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Thompson, of Kitchener, ,,were Monday guests with the latter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Roulston. Mrs. Ada Walker., of London, and Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Hod- gins, of Lucan, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carroll of Saintsbury and at- tended St. Patrick's church. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDon- ald and Mrs. Will Dickins were guests of Mr. and. Mrs, Eldon Caldwell and attended Shedden Fair last .week. Among thd`guests who attended the 45111wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fletcher of Winchelsea were Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hodgins. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Noels, of Springfield, and liars, Will Dick- ins were Sunday , guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jack • Dickins, held her finger -top white tulle sonic Lodge, London, and a veil. She carried a white Bible member of the United Church, crested with baby yellow roses,. Lucan, and one of the group lead- ers. of the United Church men's white stephanotis and white streamers. Club• Her sister, Mrs. Howard Cur- The pall -bearers were six of his D,V.A. associates; John C. Berman, Len Churcher, J. A, Hills, A. D, Hoylett, D. C. Crooks and S. A. Graham. Personal Items rie, as niatr.on of honor, was her only attendant, She chose a gown of .mint green crystal charm, in princess style with matching pill -box hat and white acces• sories. She carried a spray of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neil last baby yellow roses and whit Thursday afternoon attended the stephanotis. ' funeral of Mr. Neil's cousin, Al - The best man was Alex Fur- bert Dinnin in Brucefield United ness of. London • and the ushers church. were Glenn and Joseph Eros'. Mr. AT, 0. Smith flew last The church organist, Howard Monday from Montreal to Seven Kew, played "0° Promise Ate” Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawr- and "I Love You Truly". once on a short business trip, 'White and colored gladioli !for the year and Saturday eve- adorned the home of the bride's Hing to the entire Explorer pro• parents for the reception when 1gram.. the bride's mother received in 1 Mr. and Sirs. Charles Corbett a pale blue printed'- silk, with I and 'family were Sunday guests white hat and. white carnation of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cart- corsage. She •was assisted by the wright' of London. Col. Duncan Ross, of London, called on Lucan friends last Sat- urday. 1 After a tour. weeks' visit with i Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Banting, , Mr. Gordon Banting has returned ',home from Winnipeg, Regina and Yorkton. Mr. Banting re- ports the crops are poor in those idistricts. Mrs. Harold Ribson who has ; been on the sick list is able to be up. • PIt Happenings lr Biddulph Ry MRS. M. H. ELSTON' groom's mother who chose a pale blue crepe, matching hat Personal Items and white corsage. Assistants at Sir. and Mrs, Chas. Atkinson the reception were Mrs. Lilian and Robert were guests of Mr, Dobbs and Mrs. Edna Shipley. and Mrs. Jas. Eagleson, Green - For a honeymoon trip to South- way on Sunday. ampton the bride changed to a Miss Marie Whitehead, Lucan, heather blue 'wool dress, with spent the weekend with Miss fitted shawl collar, gray blue coat and pink and white carna- tion corsage. She wore an ebony locket, the gift of the groom. The young couple will make their •home in London, Personal Items Mrs. Alex Young is spending a few clays in Goilerich, the with. Mr, and Mrs, C, Fischer guest of Mr. and Mrs, .1. Mac• were lir, and Mrs. Richard Donald, Peckham and boys of Mount 7Mr. and Mrs. 'William Brown, Bridges. lee and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snaith Elson were Sunday guests of lir. ; and Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Smith and Mrs, Percy Colbert of llder, and family spent Sunday with ton, I lit•, arid Mrs. Lewis Jol ns of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Graham Llinivillc and family of. Chatham and MI. iA miscellaneous 5h was as and Mrs. Jack Cummins and given Miss Joyce Fischer, bride - family of Toronto were weekend r elect of Saturday, by her sister, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell . Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake, London. A Haskett and Mr, and Mrs, Cal- number of ladies from this cm - vin Baskett. mtin]ty attended the event, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Horner of 1 Mt` Frank Roleo, eldest son Parkhill were Sunday guests of of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolco of Mrs, I',leano • Emerick' Toronto and cousin, John Ula air. and'. Mrs, Tlenny Saulner satry, spent Sunday with the spent last weekend at Niagara. 1'fer'rher's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Windsor Mr, and Mrs. Philip Chapman last Tuesday attended the :fu• and boys, of Byron visited on neral of Mrs, Jahn Durr at St, Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Dean ;12arys. Gibson. , t;pests with Mrs. M, 0. Sm1111 were Mr.,and Mrs. Lours i<11- Mr. and e g Cecil f mr, of tot" were guests of Vit and nier of Thantesford on Saturday Mlrs. Sato Skinner nn Fritay ,a. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Leckie. eveijing,when both couples vi'ere Charleen and Danny on Sunday. celebrating their wedding annr- Mr. and Mrs. Art McLean of versaries London, Mrs. LehLobsinger of Sarnia, Mrs. John Park and Mrs. jack Lankin or Lucan spent lest Before the first Wtirid War weekend in Niagara, Batavia fdur nut of five office workers and St. Catharines and were the in Canada. were neon; now about guests -of Mr, and Mts. Carmen two out of three office jobs are Conte of Niagara. They visited filled bywonle e eri. with Mfrs. Gaily .ttrttnston and • See ' 1 IonaU$ Piene,tir Model found her still suffering great •At the time 61 tilt 1I]5 census fit 8$ J#'I7 e$ $11136 . 10% down, )gain, 'though able 16 ha' out at them were heady 20t' boricr 661+tnxe apt easy terms, the hospital lawyers in -Canada and over 600 Lucan reverts lh' Standard iioni'tit doetera, Time Sunday, September u8. Ilion. Shirley Atkinson. 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