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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-16, Page 18Page 1E April 16, 1959 :.::.„..„. . '...•.„.. •.. .. ♦...-.N :(`writ ,,;,,„.f •Y R :,...._.:....„.......uca.n ,, and district clews- . "1 Phone 109 Lucan " Correspondent; Miss Line Abbott �a k„ �nrern • Start c•onstructIon May 1 onpt. school blic sch. _ .. I addition hurch men treat wives The Men's Club of Lucan United Church held its ladies' night banquet last Wednesday evening in the school room of the -church. Gordon V. Banting, the presi-; dent, acted as toast master. The toast to the ladies was proposed by Howard Kew and replied to by Mrs. J. Alex. Young. Wilbert Stanley proposed the toast to the guests who had assisted with the program during the year. This was replied to. by Robert South- eott of Exeter. Miss Carolyn Donaldson, win- ner of a trophy in public speak- ing gave her address on "The Development of Hydro." The Hughes brothers favored with guitar numbers, as did Ernest Ross. Miss E. Birtch and Miss M, Graham presented duet num- bers with Mrs. Jack Eizenga at the piano. The speaker of the evening Rev. H. J. Snell of Exeter was introduced by R.ev, E, M. Cook, Mr. Snell gave a thoughtful ad- dress interspersed wth humo ir, based on a poem which magni- » fled the need of thinking, act -1 ing, loving and trusting. Rev. 1 Edgar Rouiston sponsored a vote• Reeve Cecil Lewis, who has !the contract for the building of the Public School addition, ex pests to begin operations about ;May 1. t His resignation to retire as reeve was not accepted at the April meeting.. Flans were discussed of mak- ing a park of the old ball dia- monds, and of selling the power station at the northwest corner, A re -survey of the street light- , ing is to be made and more ;lights installed. Biddulph and McGillivray councils met Wednesday night to !discuss the use of Lucan's new fire trucks. ! Residents with flooded base. ments will be happy to hear the council is planning new drain - .age - -• Dies from attack while cutting tree 1 The sudden death of William Waugh of Carleton .Place oc- curred recently. Mr. Waugh was helping a neighbor cut a limb off a tree ,neighbor took a heart attack and fell dead to the ground. Inter- ment was in Carleton Place. He is survived by his wife, =the former• Pearl Johnston (granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Neil of Lucan and cousin of all the Abbotts and Revingtons of Lucan) one daughter, Linda and one son, Delman, both at home. ix enanics to the speaxer ano to all those who contributed to the siuccess of the evening. Exchange vows in London rites White carnations and snap- dragons formed the setting in St, Michael's Church, London, on Saturday, April 11, for the 10 a.m. wedding of Margaret Louise (Peggy) Morkin and William Blake Brady, Ottawa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mor - kin, of RR 3, Lucan, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Eliza- beth Brady, of Nova Scotia, and the late John- E. Brady, Father P. E. McKeon officiated. Given 'in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length* gown of white organza over white taffeta. The fitted *...,...bodice featured lily -point sleeves ant . softly pleated dior neckline..I An \aisle wide skirt completed her ensemble. A tiara of irides -1 cent sequins held her finger-tip.) French illusion •veil, and she carried acascade of white Jibes! and fern!. She was attended by her sis- ter, Mrs. Joseph Lynch, of Lon- don, as -matron of honor, and• her niece, Miss Kathleen O'Shea, of Granton, as junior brides- maid. The former `chose a cot- inilian blue silk organza, waltz - length gown over taffeta, fea- turing a softly pleated bodice with rounded neckline, very short puffed sleeves, a bouffant skirt, frilled hemline caught up In front With a perky bow. She wore a matching flowered hat, , and carried a tea rose cascade. The bridesmaid wore a gown of yellow silk organza over taf- feta, with matching headdress, and carried shasta daisies. The best man was Frank Le Blanc, of Ottawa, and the ushers, Kent Murphy and Kevin Markin. Mrs. Clarence Wand, of Lon- don, provided traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. David Viglianti, of London,. who sang "Shubert's Ave Maria," "Panis Angelicus" and "Mother at Your Feet is Kneeling." After breakfast at the Latin Quarter ..,a reception was held at the `ride's home where the bride's mother received in an ensemble of mauve silk crepe with a yellow tea rose. corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a blue crepe gown with pink delight rose corsage. For a honeymoon trip to New York and Nova Scotia, the bride changed; to a rust colored wool , suit with black and: white accessories. The young couple will make. their home in Calgary. The groom is a graduate of St. Francis icaiier 'University, 13Sc (geology), and .Johns Hopkins University, MA (geology), Guests were present from Western Canada, Nova Scotia and (fei.wa, Csn Ytff spring? A li'rf.,Sicis St. resident reports finding:* primrose in bloom lag weekt'i% her garden, while an: .Alice'';;fi resident, has daisies in bloon> '`ot'i her lawn, Can it he spring — or just a mirage? Logien bulge Though Mrs. C. Glenn (a new , winner) won three times last Thursday night. at the Legion, Auxiliary binge, et was Mrs. Pat Crudge, an hfkimes winner,: Who Was the star player with IMO wins. Other Whiners included Mr,• i•< d Mrs, Campbell, Mrs, Collins'` (2).. 1 r, and Mrs. Luepke, Mrs.! h.iehard Davis, Mr, Louie' 1;einieuit, The eonai)lation jack•' Dibas woh .by MIs, Richard ; viAVis, Next Thursday, the jack -pot will he !Menem) to $70 in vs c'a11s. ! Personal items Airs, E, Caldwell, of. Shedden, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, of Springfield, were Monday guests of Mrs. William Dickins, and Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Maines' and Elizabeth, of Dorchester, were Sunday guests. Rev. and Mrs, E. C. Attwell and family, of Gorrie, were Thursday guests of Mrs, D. A. Ashworth. Plan program for annual fair Progress is being made with plans – for the annual. Lucan hobby and trade fair, which will be held June 3 to 4 this year, according to Harold Ribson, arena manager. The fair will feature another amateur show in addition to dis- plays • of hobbies and crafts, horse racing and professional entertainment. .. " MRS. STANLEY STJ,LI., ACTIVE Locals win PS trophy Personal items Guests with Mfr. and Mr's. SheJames Hodgins on Sunday were celebrates 101 Mr. and Airs. Harold Hunter and Air. Jack hunter, of Exeter, and. Mrs. Junes Stanley, Lucau's oldest resident, celebrated her 101st birthday last Friday, very • i Lucanites were as happy as ' cif �? !Montreal fans last ' Saturday !night when the Luean Public em School team, coached by one of quietly in her own once. Lest excitement be too much the teachers, Mr. Jule Desjar- for her, teme-lawn relatives dine, won the Educator Supplies Ltd. Trophy at the annual Pub -were asked to visit her singly, be School hockey tournament, held in the Lucan arena. They blanked Ailsa Craig Farm 11.0, and in the final London, 5-3. Gary Revington and Don Coughlin each scored two goals against Northdale, and Gary Hayter scored the fifth. Thirteen cheerleaders, eight senior girls, two junior girls, and three boys, did an enthusi- astic job and probably played a small part in the team's success. Showers Prior' to her marriage to Mr. William Blake Brady of Ottawa, Miss Margaret Louise( Peggy) Morkin of RR 3 Lucan was guest of honor at two miscellaneous showers given by Mrs. Charles Gramlich, London and the staff of the Gair Box Co. Ltd., Lon- don where she worked. ' A linen shower was also given by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Lynch Institute euchre buys arena trees To assist in the purchasing of trees for landscaping the arena grounds, the Lucan WI last Fri- day, sponsored a successful bridge and euchre at the com- munity memorial centre. Winners of the seven table bridge were Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ington for high score and Mrs. John Park, consolation. Winners for the six table euchre were Mrs. Erle Young for high score, Mrs. Harry Car- roll, consolation and Mrs. Wil- liam Mathers for lone hands. Mrs. Harold. Hodgins won the lucky chair prize. Canadian: Library Week i Now for the first. time Canad- ians will celebrate Library Week, April 12-18. - Mrs. Frances Whiteway, the new head of the Middlesex Coun- ty Library Cooperative,` visited the Lucan library last Friday and left a new supply of books. Dobbs For Dodge '57 'DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN • • Tutone blue, V8 engine, push-button trans- mission. Reduced. from $2,050 to only ... $1,945 '57 DODGE TUDOR SUBURBAN Tutone, red and black, radio, push-button automatic transmission ..................... . $2,350 '56 MERCURY "MONTEREY" TUDOR HARDTOP V8 engine, automatic transmission, radio, power windows, a sharp tutone! .......... $2,250 '55 DODGE SEDAN Radio, "tutone, only .. ....:. . . '54 BUICK HARDTOP ' Sharp black -and white, automatic trans- mission, power steering, brakes ............... $1,495 13 BUiCK SEDAN • Jet black, radio, automatic transmission, completely overhauled .......... .. • .. . .... $1,095 'S3 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. Tutone:: green' with radio i '50 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN Withradio, spotlight, like new ,'50 DESOTO TUDOR ....... '49 DODGE "REGENT" SEDAN Black .. $ 295 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Runs good! (rusty) .. ,......... . TRACTOR—'4A COCKSHUTT "30" Four speed tratISMISsionr live power take- off, good tires, only ... $1,100 '51 ... $ 795 $ 595 $ 395 .. $ 150 $ 400 See And Drive The New t59 S 1 MC44 xeter Motor Sales PHONE 200 Fred Debbi NIGHTS 162•W or T69 -M Prod Debby, Prep. •ofinit ti al t1Yi,YPiYYYif iYSi"iYY,1'if ii".iii'fIP."fi.Y'PiYY1'iYiY.Vif1YYi'Ytfi'iYYYYYli7Yuiiifi� so only her Luean relatives, a- mong whom were three great - great -granddaughters, were .pres- ent last Friday to share hi her birthday cake. For her ` party, Mrs. Stanley wore a black and white silk, print gown with yellow corsage pin- ned to a paleblue wool jacket and proudly displayed her many floral donations, letters, cards, and telegrams, on Monday, Mrs. Pat Paley, Airs. Frank Anderson, Airs. Fred Clatworthy, Mrs. Wilbert Luker and Mr. and Mrs, Will i.11odgins, all of 'London. Mrs. kldith Roulston, of :Sirat- Of a fancily of eight only three are living, F. G. Stanley of To-, ronto, U. F. Stanley and Mrs. T. C. McFarlane of Luean Considering her over five score years, Mrs. Stanley is wonder- fully well, dresses herself and i wady for three meals a day, • but usually takes a nap morning • and afternoon, Airs. Stanley was the youngest daughter of the late Michael. and Elizabeth Fox. She was born in a log house, a mile south of Luean. Her marriage to the late! James Stanley, an insurance agent and auctioneer, in 1881, united two pioneer families of this district. Mrs. Stanley lived alone in her, cottage on Main. St, North, until she was 90 years of age, when she broke her hip. Since. then ' she has had a housekeeper. ,,,ne.unuoun.n.u„n"wn"unn,u,n"o,uRnut,unnn,aunamununnn,nu,uu,uu,n,mm11n,,,Vnu,,, It Our Second ANNIVERSARY As this is my second anni- versary in Luean, I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my .curtomers for their patron- age. Joyce's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 79 Main St. LUCAN ,,,,,,,,,,,,n..,..,..u,n.... , q,n,...na,nn,nnq.p n...ngni...n..,,n.n,..n.n...N ford, and her son, Robert, .and Miss Clive Munery, of Hamilton, were Sunday .guests ,of the flee. and Mrs. ,Edgar Roulston Ten members. of Holy Trinity were among those !wIM took part in the hymn festival sponsored by the Canadian College i)f Organists and held in Wesley 'United Church, London, last Monday.evening. Lucan bad the joint ehoir. Mrs p'ercy Armitage and John and Air. and ?drs. Charles Met* tors attended the Davis -Snaith wedding in Wesley .L ilnite d Church, London, on Saturday:, April 4. Stir. and Mrs, Lloyd Sage,. of Listowel, were Sunday guests .of Mzr, and Mrs, Lloyd Mason,. largest representation in the Mori!, 1-pcan News. On Pagp 19 DODGE If you're looking for the value -buy of the year, here are just a few of the reasons why Dodge gives you more: Swivel front seats, that ease youin or out of the car so smoothly, lock securely in place while you drive; Push-button controls for drive selector and heater - defroster; Torsion-A/RE Ride to tame the roughest road or tightest curve. Add to these`Total-Contact brakes, Oriflow shock absorbers, independent parking brake (and many more!) and you begin to see why Dodge gives you the most car, at the lowest possible price. DE SOTO If you want luxury and adventure, this is your kind of car, this. brilliant new De Soto. And look at the wonderful ideas that help make it so. The finest combination of agile, high-spirited V-8, go -power and safe, smooth stop -power ever mounted on a single chassis. Finger-tip driving ease for the controls you use most (TorgueFlite automatic drive; new De Soto heating system). Inspect the fresh neve fashion and features that are De Soto—only! Then ask the price. We promise to turn your head—De Soto -ward! If you want the toughest, best -looking truck for your kind of job, put a new '59 Sweptline Dodge to work for you. And you can expect your jobs to be a whale of a lot easier! Big, new, luxury -styled cabs are comfort designed. Clutch pedals are hydrau- lically actuated for much easier operation, Brake and clutch pedals are suspended to give you more footroom.'We'll be happy to help you select the Dodge truck for your j"ol —from this handsome new Sweptliiie all the' way up to 49,000 -lb. Max. G.Y.W. Power Giants. See them now! • Stop in and test.dri"re the valnelacked Dodge.., the luxurious and spirited De Soto ,or a sleek, strapping new Dodge Truck today! HESALL. SALES Main St,, Hansall, Ontario EXETER .MOTOR SALES Main St., Exete ', Ontario >t' s - STELCO- ISTORY.. began with incorporation in 1910. In the 49 years since then Stelco has: , - Made 34,422,000 tons of steel; Paid $933,000,000 to employees;; Paid 5244,000,000 to government in taxes; Spent 51,765,000,000 for materials and services; Invested 5330,000,000 in plant and raw material sources. The above figures show how Stelco has contributed to the wealth and progress of Canada, • THE STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO DODGE If you're looking for the value -buy of the year, here are just a few of the reasons why Dodge gives you more: Swivel front seats, that ease youin or out of the car so smoothly, lock securely in place while you drive; Push-button controls for drive selector and heater - defroster; Torsion-A/RE Ride to tame the roughest road or tightest curve. Add to these`Total-Contact brakes, Oriflow shock absorbers, independent parking brake (and many more!) and you begin to see why Dodge gives you the most car, at the lowest possible price. DE SOTO If you want luxury and adventure, this is your kind of car, this. brilliant new De Soto. And look at the wonderful ideas that help make it so. The finest combination of agile, high-spirited V-8, go -power and safe, smooth stop -power ever mounted on a single chassis. Finger-tip driving ease for the controls you use most (TorgueFlite automatic drive; new De Soto heating system). Inspect the fresh neve fashion and features that are De Soto—only! Then ask the price. We promise to turn your head—De Soto -ward! If you want the toughest, best -looking truck for your kind of job, put a new '59 Sweptline Dodge to work for you. And you can expect your jobs to be a whale of a lot easier! Big, new, luxury -styled cabs are comfort designed. Clutch pedals are hydrau- lically actuated for much easier operation, Brake and clutch pedals are suspended to give you more footroom.'We'll be happy to help you select the Dodge truck for your j"ol —from this handsome new Sweptliiie all the' way up to 49,000 -lb. Max. G.Y.W. Power Giants. See them now! • Stop in and test.dri"re the valnelacked Dodge.., the luxurious and spirited De Soto ,or a sleek, strapping new Dodge Truck today! HESALL. SALES Main St,, Hansall, Ontario EXETER .MOTOR SALES Main St., Exete ', Ontario >t'