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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-14, Page 16441., 10: t.."4y 14, 1909. 4 'ss,—..:7=se.s.13,S=Sleirsrs'n373.S37.'ssenssr's-SIT's"'"--s3:-s"1. Lucan and district news Correspondent: Miss Line Abbott Phone 109 Lucan • , • Church organist goes to Waterloo Mr. Howard Kew began his new duties with the J. C. Hall - titan Co. Ltd. of Waterloo, last Monday, Before starting work for the Iceates Organ Factory of Lucan 10 years ago, he taught school at Delhi for two years. Mr, Kew, who is a gifted or- ganist, will be greatly missed jn Lucan and community. He was not only organist of the United Church but gave freely of his talent to Men's Club, Lions Club; YPU and many arena actvitiea, He and Mrs. Kew were care- takers of the United Church, where he was one of the stew- ards and treasurer of the Sun- day School. He was also second vice -president of the Lucan Lions Club and the United Church Men's Club, Bingo winners prove ads pay At least two bingo players, who attended the Legion Auxil- iary bingo in the Legion Hall, last Thursday evening, found it paid off to read the Times:Advo- cate, ads, Mr. C. Taylor, who took his ion to the bingo won the "Share - the -Wealth and Bobby shared in a bingo. Miss Muriel Carling, who took her mother, won once and her mother twice. The consecutive bingo was won by Mr, Arnold Campbell, Mr. .Gordon Couples, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Jim Avery and Mr. H. B. Langford. The five dollar jack- pot was shared by Mrs. Omar Cunningham and Mrs, William Mathers. It was really "old timers" night however, with Mrs. Pat ICrudge, Mrs. Richard Davis each winning twice and Mrs. Art Bell, Mrs, Clarence Young, Mrs. J. Murphy once and Mrs. Omar Cunningham once besides sharing the jackpot. Personal items ; Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Charlton and family, of Ilderton, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy and family spent last Sunday with Mr. Mansell Hodgins of Grand Bend. Mrs. Annie Fairies who spent ;the winter in Chicago and Har- ,riston has returned to her home on Market St., for the summer. Miss Terry Walpole, of Kin- ;eardine, spent a few days last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Ira Carling and family. Mrs. Calvin Haskett and Judy attended the funeral of Mrs. W. Delmage of London, last Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Corbett left on Sunday for a trip to Nova Scotia where they will attend the graduation exercises of the latter's brother, Mr. Jack Young at Acadia University, Wolfyille, N.S. on May 19. Mrs. U. F. Stanley who under- went an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital was able to be brought home last Tuesday. Mrs. W. C, Thompson, Guelph, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Grose and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hodgins. Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Dundas, of Crediton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton and family. Steve Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis, will have his left leg in a cast for the next two months having injured the bone beneath the knee in a fall. Mr. Warren Flannigan has sold his home on Main St., south to Mr. and Mrs. Elm'er Huff- man of Lucknow and is mov- ing to London this week. Miss Kate Bowyer is making an extended visit in Arizona. At the May .meeting of Legion ,Auxiliary plans were made for Legion Auxiliary booth at the Hobby and Trade Fair. Mrs, Wilfred Stocks won the mystery draw. On Thursday night Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs. Harold Butler, Mrs, R. T, Rummell, Mrs. H. T. Bond, Mrs. George Chambers, Mrs. Bud Cooper and Mrs. John Smibert attended the Auxiliary rally at Melbourne. e=SESSS.S.isissirSisS ;is. ni Happenings in Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER L'a;33:a0IM:=7,0=L'Z'srxv03M3';',:.1 Mrs. T. Waugh, of London, spent Tuesday with Mrs, Leonard Thacker. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stephens of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey were Sunday guests of Mr. Jas, Moasey. Mr. and Mts. Clarence Martin and Mrs, W. B. Young, of St. Marys, were Sunday guests of Mrs, James Mossey. Mr, and Mil. Andrew Knox, Mrs. Fred Thomaon, Mr. Walter Jones and Mr. Joe Mathews were Monday everting guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Mossey. Miss Donna ants Sped the Weekend with Mrs. Alvada, Hop- kins of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Willful -1 leilet, Carol and Edwin were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jaines, Bryan, Prospect MIL Mr. and Mrs, William aeries And family were Sunday evening guests a Mrs, Alvada Hopkiht, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Fatty and fairtily, of Wellburri, Svete Sunday guests of mr, and tita. GIadVeYli Ileoper, Church Activities Anglican The Lucan Ciandeboye AYPA meeting was held in the Parish Hall Sunday evening with the president, Tom Tomes, in the chair and Jane Steacy at the piano. The devotions were taken by the president. During the business session it was decided to hold the post- poned rummange sale, Saturday, June 6 in the parish hall, Saint Nicolas singers Holy Trinity church is honored and fortunate. in having the Saint Nicolas singers, a voluntary group of city organists and choir members, directed by John Cook, the Cathedral organist, to offer to present a musical treat in Holy Trinity Church, Trinity Sunday, May 24 at 4 p.m. This is the first time the group has gone out of the city to put on a program. Mother's Day service The United Church held a spe- cial Mother's Day service last Sunday morning with a mother's choir leading in the music and the pastor, the. Rev. Edgar Roulston giving the Mother's Day address, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs, Harold Butler and Miss Beverley Butler ushered. Mrs. Harold Cob- leigh led in the responsive psalm and Coralyn Donaldson read the scripture lesson. During the service six chil- dren were baptized: James Jef- frey, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Young; Karen Dawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mason; Katherine Susan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Hearn; Mary Elizabeth, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Don Hearn, and Sheila Mary Charlotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Denno and Tan- ny Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marien Van Arenthals. Pentecostal Holiness Church The Thursday Woman's pray- er meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Ed Butler with Mrs. Fred Thomson in charge and Mrs. J. A. Graham taking the Bible study. At the YP meeting Friday night, in charge of Mr. Jack Eizenga, Rev. Fred Thomson and daughter Donna sang a duet and Paul Graham conduct- ed a Bible quiz. Mrs. J. A. Graham took the topic "From Ascension to Pentecost." Junior Choir pot luck party The annual Anglican junior choir party was held in the church basement last Tuesday evening and took the form of a pot -luck supper for nearly 50 members and parents. Through the courtesy of the AYPA four films were shown. The last film, "The Good Samar- itan", done with marionettes, was particularly interesting. Graham Thompson of the sen- ior choir and AYPA member was in charge of the psojector. tnesssiSrmisitrss.Sse.lfsittVinssiasTS News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR .!•.' Cooper's WMS The monthly meeting of Cooper's WMS was held last Thursday at the home of Miss Kate Jamieson. Mrs. Nelson Baker, Mrs. Otto Reimer and Mrs. Robert Elston were in charge of the program. The devotional service was taken by Mrs, Elston. Mrs. Baker had charge of the study book, Miss Kate Jameson, tem- perance secretary, gave a short talk and Miss Florence Janie - son gave a talk on "Missionaries Reporting". Mrs, Alfred Baker gave a reading on "Mother's Day", Mrs. Elston had charge of the business. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton visited with Mrs. Mc- Naughton's parents, Mr, and Mrs. David Sheppard, Parkhill, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Beecroft, Elizabeth and Rickf, Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bee - croft's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Berry. Mrs. Hilda Stevenson, London, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Baker and family. Mrs. Cacciate of Capital is spending the week with Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Fred and Bren- da. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ben Wilson were Mr. arid Mrs, George Doti, Albany, New York, Mr, and Mrs. Pepper Of Avon - ton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swit- zer, Kirkten, Mrs. Fred Thorn - km, Mrs, Lloyd Thomson, Eighth Line, and Mr, and Mrs. George Wilson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton were guests with Mr. and MrS. Russell McAlpine, of Ailsa Craig, on Sunday. Miss Noreen Waikom aricl Mrs. A. Rundle attended the funeral of the late Lloyd Walkout iil Mitthell ri Friday. Mrs. David Holland, Ear' and Eddie visited on Sunday with Mrs, Holland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Sheppard, Parkhill, on Surid If you keep yet& eat to the ground yeti Can pink lip 4 id Of dirt, Entries increase for music festival The fourth annual" North Mid- dlesex Music Festival sponsored by the Lucan Home and School Association will begin at noon Wednesday, June 27 and continue June 28 and 29. Competitive cards are being sent out this week to 543 entries —an increase of 200 over last year. Lloyd G. Queen, assistant mu- sic supervisor will be the ad- judicator. 35th wedding anniversary Mr, and Mrs. Bert Jackson, of Lucan, last Sunday celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary quietly in their own home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs, Tahnon Coleman, of Hastings, Sussex, England, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jackson and family, of London. inner Iaunches church campaign Members of the Lunn 'United church met in the school -room last Monday night at a Fellow- ship dinner, prior to launching their $10,000 Middlesex Presby- tery Capital Fund Campaign. The guest speaker was E. K. McLean of London, chairman of the fund, who spoke on the cam- paign projects; t h e United Church residence on the campus of the University of Western Ontario; the Laymen's Founda- tion for student candidates for the United Church ministry; the Kee -Mo -Kee camp in the Komoka district; church extension, tele- vision programs; Five Oaks (near Paris) and Alma College, St. Thomas. for Altar Guild Illecr Director Ribson Choose officer Ofl St Altar Guild at Holy Trinity church was held at the home Of accepts northern The quarterly meeting of the day night. One of the main items of busi- ness was the election of Mrs. Jack Hardy as vice-president to replace Mrs. Roy Stanley who is moving to St. Thomas. Other officers include Mrs, Clarence Haskett as president and Mrs. Clare Stanley as secretary treas- urer. Mrs. M. O. Smith was in charge of a demonstration of setting up the communion ves- sels. Plans were made for four or more members to attend the 6th annual Huron Diocesan Chancel Guild meeting to be held in Cronyn Hall, London, May 27, CG IT news The meeting of the Lucan CGIT was held in the United Church School room last Monday night with Mrs. Charles Sovereign in charge of the devotions, with Jean Marie Lankin assisting, All the girls took turns in reading the Indian story, "The Knocks in the Night." The craft period was given over to the making of flowers for the mother and daughter banquet, the date of whicli has not been decided on as yet. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. James Downs and Robert were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs, Miss Eva Young, who will graduate from Victoria Hospital this month, spent Mother's Day weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Young, Mrs, J, Colhoun, of Toronto, was a weekend guest of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Ryan and family, The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trin- ity church held a successful bake sale in the Parish Hall last Saturday. Jane and Diane Corbett, small children of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Corbett, are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Young, while their parents are in Nova Scotia, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cochrane and family spent Mother's Day in Hamilton, the guests of Mr. Cochrane's mother, Mrs. E. Sparks, Mr. R. K. Montgomery is a pa- tinet in Westminster Hospital. CLANDEBOYE NEWS Dismantle CNR station to construct two houses The Clandeboye station on the CNR railway, has been sold by tender and is to be removed. It was closed in the fall of 1958, This station was built to re- place the old one destroyed by fire, September 12, 1919, during London Fair week. Passengers arriving home at,night were sur- prised to find the ruins, the fire having started early in the evening. The railway familiarly known as the "butter and egg special" was opened in 1876. The station built to replace the old one held living quarters for the agent, freight shed and ticket office all under one roof. Purchaser was James Laye, Parkhill, who drives a school bus. He started to dismantle it Tuesday and hopes to build two homes front the material, which will be moved by floats. Working on the dismantling are Jerry Flint, Parkhill, and Nor- man Wilson, Clandeboye. Another station at Denfield was closed and removed last year, CHURCH NEWS United Church At the United Church on Sun- day the pastor, the Rev. Edgar Roulston, dedicated a silver bap- tismal bowl in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hodgins, given by their family. Assisting at the baptismal ser- vice, Mr. Stanley Tomes, uncle of Deborah Louise Lynn, briefly addressed a few words to the congregation. Following his or- dination on May 11 he leaves for Kenora. Five children received the rites of baptism: Deb. .'ah Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn; Karen Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coughlin; Kenneth George, son of Mr, and Mrs. George Simpson; Joanne May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon (S d ) McNaughton,and Brenda Lee, daughter oMr, and Mrs, Wilmer Scott. Using the order of service for Mother's Day, Miss June Lynn conducted the responsive lesson with Miss Donna Blake reading the second lesson. St. James At St, James Church, the, rector, the Rev. P. Prest, spoke on Ascensiontide and the. growth of the church, taking excerpts from the 100th Synod meeting of Huron Diocese which was held last week in London. The junior girls choir gave an appropriate selection. The ser- vice of Holy Communion was observed, Several young men, members of the AYPA from Lucan, gave a helping hand at St. James Church on Monday afternoon in removing the old plaster frog the last; chancel wall, in pre- paration for re -plastering by the contractors. Other dontractore are working an the outside of the cherch, repairing some of the brick and poihting it. Personal items Mrs. Gordon Cunningham- it a patient hi Victoria Hospital, Lin- den. Mr. and Mrs, Will Ritchie of Parkhill called on Mt. and Mrs, Wilfred Cunningham on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl of Parkhill were guests with Ritchie.,r. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunnitigharii os Sunday. Guests With Mr, and Mra, Lloyd Lynn followirtg the bap - 'Hansel service at Clatideheye United Ouija wereMt. end MrS, Harry Herdo Ivati and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brock, Karen and Murton, of Zion; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn and De- borah, Clandeboye; also Misses Pauline and Dorothy Lynn, of London, and Miss June and Gerald at home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna of Thorndale and Mrs. Harvey Riehl, Veneta and Bobby of Stratford were guests of the Paton family on Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Paton visited with Mrs. Ernie Harris, London, on Wednesday. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Car- ter of London. Guests with Mrs, Omar Cun- ningham on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Ernol Cunningham of Glencoe. The Lucan Hydro are cutting down trees so the hydro lines can be moved to the west side of No.. 4 Highway, north of Clandeboye. The Department of Highways has taken 68 feet of land from the west side along the highway. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manson, of Simcoe, visited with the latter's mother, Mrs. Alvin Cunningham, on Sunday, and also with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cunningham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovie. Mrs. Fred Simpson, and Mrs. Harry McNaughton, of London, visited Mrs. E. Tomes on Tuesday. Miss Mary Jane Hall and her teacher friend, Miss Betty Bert - rum, of Brantford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall, Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Carter and Ian were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carter, London, when Mrs. C. Carter and Mr. Mervin Carter observed their birthdays Friday evening. Other guests at the family gathering were Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Carter, London, and Mrs. Bill Walden, Chatham. School field clay , set for June 5 ' The Biddulph and North Lon- don Teachers' Association held its May meeting in Mr. Leonard Maloney's school on No. 23 high- way. The whole session was spent in finalizing plans for the annual field day seheduled for June 5 to be held in the township park, Granton, weather permitting. Evening Auxiliary The Evening Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Hardy last Wednesday night, with 15 members present and the president, Mrs. Charles Corbett, In the phair. The assis- tant hostesses were Mrs. Cecil Lewis, Mrs. Clarence Haskett ancl Mrs, Calvin Haskett. During the business session, plans were made. for a bake sale, June 13, and Mrs. Cecil Lewis and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins were named a committee to make the necessary arrangements. It was decided to join with the senior branch in the showing of slides on the study book, with the senior branch to choose the date, Mrs. Jack Elson had charge of the study book. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Alvin Scott on June 10, instead of June 3, owing to the Trade and Hobby Fair. Personal items Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended an Ontario Camp Conference in Toronto last Friday and Satur- day, Mr. Evert Gagnon and son, of Willowdale and Miss Audrey Gagnon of Hamilton were Moth- er's Day guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Thomson. Mrs. Thom - son's father, Mr. Rupert Gagnon left with Miss Audrey Gagnon to visit a number of relatives in Northern Ontario. Mrs. Wes. Hodgins and Don called last Monday on Mrs. Ron Barker and new baby Debbie May at Victoria Hospital and spent the evening with Mrs, Al- bert Copeman and Miss Marilyn Copem an. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Young and three children, of Mitchell, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Herman Young and took her to London for a Mother's Day dinner, In the evening another son, Mr. William Young, and Mrs, Young, of London, were callers, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hodgins and family, of Exeter, were Sun- day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins, Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Prest, Mrs. Kay Egan, Mrs. Paul Poole and Mr. Ken Clarke attended the Ascension service at St. Anne's Church, Byron, last Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett spent a fewdays with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham and family of Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dempster spent last weekend with Mrs. J. A. Graham and fainly. Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Hedden attended the funeral of the for- mer's brother, Mr. Samuel Hed- den of Crumlin on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Robert were weekend guests of Mrs. Irene Coursey. Mr. Allie Hodgins, of London, was a Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. Annie Fairies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodgins and family, of Owen Sound, were Sunday guests .of Mrs. Jessie Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tubb of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hay Sr. have returned home after a pro- longed visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prong of Aylmer. Mrs. George Coursey, of Iona, spent the Mother's Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coursey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley moved to St. Thomas last Wed- nesday. Mr. Robert Hamilton made business trips to Windsor, Chat- ham and Owen Sound last week, Cpl. A. J. Hodgins (Sandy) of the RCAF station Aylmer and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins, Man St., south, Lucan, has been transferred to the radar station near Metz, France, He and his family expect to sail from Quebec July 19. They spent last Sunday in Lucan. 0nninninnin iii iinnininnOnn iiii ninninunnal ttttt tttt in ttttt 000nOliunnununnunininininlinnnii0 Beautify Your Home With Mural Stone ADD $$$$$ TO THE VALUE OF YOUR HOME — with — , Mural Stone Guaranteed for 20 years by the World's Largest Manufacturer of Pre -Cut Stone, Applied directly over any surface, frame, block, stucco or siding no foundation necessary. We also have Aluminum Storm and Screen Windows and Doors. FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION PRESTO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors VI Front Street., Stratford PH6NE STRATFORD . SW be. EXETER 770 niootoofiroftooftoonnanantionnftbmninuoafiftworauominannuoonnffonnoaanolrinumits. After three years of service as `been taking an In -Service Train- Luean s recreational director. Mr. ing Course at the University a Harold Ribs= has tendered his Western Ontario, to secure an resignation to take effect imme- "A" permanent certificate. diately following the Trade and Mrs. Ribson hopes to begin a Hobby Fair. similar course in the fall to be- Alr. Ribson, who has received come assistant director, several offers with substantial With Mr. and Mrs. Ribsort's raises, has deeided on Owing, experience in show business, and near Sudbury, a new mining vil- their children's outstanding mush lege (Hardy Mine Nickel) with a cal talents, they have brought population of 1,000 young people, honor to the village and the 350 public school children, and school during their short stay 50 high school students. here. Mr. Ribson will be in charge of Before coining to Lucan, Mr. recreation only, with his own Ribson had hunted deer where office and assistant, and a mod- Onaping now stands. It was then ern new house across the road all bush, but now it is a modern from the arena. village with paved streets and While here, Mr. Ribson has other facilities, Receive prize pup for saving its life Mrs. Eileen Currie, of the Brialin Kennel. :showed two of her dogs at the Forest City Ken- nel Dog Show last Saturday. Viska Arctic .Smokey won Re- serve Winner's Male, and Brie- lin's Arctic Princess won first in Junior Puppy Female, first in Anglican WA The May meeting of the Ang- lican Woman's Auxiliary was held at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs, T. C. McFarlane last Wednesday afternoon. A report an the executive meeting last Tuesday was made when plans for the Bridge and Euchre, May 13 were finalized, Owing to the Guild bake sale, May 9, it was decided to cancel the WA bake sale, ' Social Service convener Mrs: Roy Stanley who is moving to St. Thomas and secretary, Mrs. F. W. Hovey, to London were presented with a cup and saucer as a token of their faithful serv- ice to the branch. Mrs. Harold Hodgins gave a report on the 72nd annual WA meeting held in London. Mrs. T. .A. Hodgins enlarged on the chapter "The Stranger", from the. study book and also dis- played a number of articles sent in for the bale. Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Mrs. William Brownlee were assist- ant hostesses. Mrs, Wes Atkinson volunteered to take the June meeting. She will be assisted by Mrs. Bob Coleman and Mrs. James Hod- gins, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ington were guests at the RYan- Labban wedding at St. Martin's Church, London last Saturday. Miss Carole Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Davis was soloist at Knox United Church, London, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Revington and family and Mr. and Mrs, Sheridan Revington and family attended a family gathering at Mrs. Harry Welbourn's of Lon. don on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Garrett and family. spent Mother's Day with Mrs. Garrett's mother, Mrs. Bob Coleman. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Johnston and Mr. Alex Johnston of Mim- ic() were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis. Mr. and. Mrs. Stewart Park and family of F'etrolia were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and family spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gib- son. Miss Carolyn Askew, of Lon- don, was a weekend guest of Miss Judy Haskett. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ross last Sunday attended the 89th birth- day celebration of Mrs. Ross' mother, Mrs. C. E. Watson • of London. bred by exhibitor, and also Winner's Female. The latter seven - month - old puppy was the daughter of prize- winning Una, who at Christmas was sold and sent to Nova Scotia. Of her seven puppies, five were killed by the mother shortly after birth. Mrs. Fred Thomson took the other two home and attempt- ed to raise them on a bottle, but one of them also died, The lone survivor was trained by her 14 -year-old daughter, Donna, who showed her at the show last Saturday. In. apprecia- tion for saving the puppy's life, Mrs. Currie is presenting the dog to Mrs, Thompson and Donna. Lucan patients recovering The four Lueanites, Mrs. Harold Corbett, Mrs. U. F. Stanley, Mr, William Brownlee and Mr, Aljoe Culbert, who underwent opera- tions in St, Joseph's Hospital, are all making satisfactory re- covery, Mrs. Stanley and ,Mr, Brownlee are now home. Personal items Mrs. Jim Bawtenheimer and son Dale, and Mr. and Mrs, Reg Bawtenheimer of Sarnia spent Mother's Day at the home of Mrs, Cecil Robb. . Mrs. Cecil Robb, who spent several weeks in California and the state of Washington, has re- turned home, Mr. William Brownlee who underwent an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital May 2 return- ed home on Sunday. WA discusses group proiects. The May meeting of the Lucae Asso- ciation. was bell in the :church. United .Chureh's Woman's aatool. room last Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Murray liodgins, in the :chair, and Mrs. Erle Young's group in charge of pro.gram. end refresh- ments. Mrs. Young was assisted in the worship service by Airs, Robert Kehl. Flower ,Stinday, June 14, Vacation :Schwa meeting in the school room, may 14, and the Blossom Tea, MAY 23, were dis- m4Ssed. Mrs. lra Carling reported on the completion of the parson- age bathroom, Mrs. Dave Park spoke on stewardship, and Mrs. H. B, Langford and Mrs, A. E; Reilly gave reports on the Middlesex Presbytery WA meeting, .held in Robinson United Church, -April 30. Mrs, Alex Young was named the new devotional secretary for executive meetings. Mrs. Milton Price showed mov- ing pictures of her trip to California, • The Lucan Ministerial has cslied a Vacation School meeting in the United Church for Thurs- day, May 14. Att,ittined 110$0tyhrrnSclYnod of the Diocese of Huron was held in London last Monday, Tuesday and Wednea day, Rev, J, P. Prest was pres- ent at all meetings, and Mrs. Prest accompanied him to the Service of Witness in St, Cathedral last Monday evenihg. Mr. D. A. Ashworth and Mr. Clarence Haskett were lay -dele- gates, the former attending the Monday and Tuesday sessions, and the latter the Tuesday session, Amateur Talent Wanted For the Thursday night (June 4) program et LUCAN TRADE AND HOBBY FAIR Good cash prizes. Send ap- plications to Box 33 Lucan. ttttt 111111111111111111111111111 ttt l 111111111,1111s$Iptil lllll llll Wirriitirrpol11, ll 1 lllll ll 1 lllllllllll llllllll 1 l 11111 lllll 1 l 11111,' Don't Be Half SAFE! 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