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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-03, Page 16„,.+... ..r.. .......... ,.nw .. '.G,.J ,. ..., . „'rr„n.,.. V.,b,M,M•rclh,ni osn«v..,:.:..0 ... rr.•p,..;, .t... ...a :.a .. ' °I' I9* '16 Peelsmber 3,. 1959 ..,.....,....,.....,....uts Ijj.ca an:.._, istrict news Phone BA 7.4255 Fortune smiles.. =.onD_ avis family On Thursday aught the biggest crowd. yet was out to the Legion bingo, eager to take home the $130 jackpot but again they tried in vain. The $5 consolation was won by Mrs. Robert Cough- lin, So large was the crowd that one $2 bingo was split among eight players: Mrs. Bud .Cooper, Ors, II, Arnold, Mrs. Royda'i Herbert, Miss Pat Egan all of Luean, Mrs, T. Toohey and Mrs. Hirtzel of Centralia, Mrs. Rav Pepper of Exeter and Mrs, W. Pennington of Granton. Dame Fortune has been more than smiling on .Mr, Richard Davis and family. On Nov. 5 eight-year-old Norma won the $12.50 "Share the Wealth". On Nov, 19 Mr, Davis shared the $12,50 and this week Mrs, Davis won the $15 prize. Earl French of Whalen, who shared a bingo with IIIrs. Tom Toohey of Centralia, Mr. Joe Campbell of Exeter and Mrs. Gordon McRoberts of Granton, won the first part of the consecu- tive bingo, Mrs. Dwight Ball of Texan shared the second part with Mrs. W. Pennington of Granton and Miss Hirtzel of Cen- tralia, the third part, Other winners were Mr, Louis Lemieux who won one and shared one with Mrs. George Miller of Lucan, Mrs. Doug Ewen, and Bill Neil, Mrs. Jim Leitch of Lucan and Mrs. R. Schroeder of Centralia who shared one. Wilfred H. Eedy district farmer Wilfred Hudson Eedy, 64, life - ]long London Township farmer, died at his late residence, Con- cession 16, London Township, on ,Monday, November 23, He lay at rest at the C. Hask- ett and Son funeral home, Lucan, where an IOOF service was held on Tuesday evening, and funeral service, conducted by the Rev. J; H. Vardy at 2 p.m. on Wed- nesday, November 25. Interment was in Birr cemetery. •The pallbearers were Lloyd 1Vfardlin, Frank Walden, Roy Parkinson, Harold Westman, Thomas Dickenson and W. W. Garrett. Survivors include his wife, the former Ethel Kingdon, one daughter (Nona) Mrs, Richard Welsh, one sister (011ie), Mrs, Victor Westman of Granton and five grandchildren. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eedy, Mr. Eedy was born on the farm across the road from his late residence. He was a member of Wesley United Church, also of the IOOF 'arid the COF of Granton, CGIT news The regular meeting of the CGIT was held in the United Church school -room last Monday with 13 members present. Barb- ara Ready and Susan Bridger led in .the worship service. The craft period was spent in the making of Christmas stockings. They continued with this project on Monday night at the home of Urs. Karl O'Neil. The evening of Sunday, Dec. 20 was set as the date for the annual vesper service. Church leaders` rally Miss Frances W- Walbridge, a missionary teacher on leave from Angola, Africa, was the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting in the Dundas Centre United Church last Saturday, Leaders of Mission Bands from all parts of the .county, superin- tendents of Baby Bands, coup. sellers of Explorers and CGTT and Mission Circle girls were present. Mrs. Roger Heath, Miss Betty McIntyre, Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Bliss Barbara Marshall, Susan Bridger and Rosanna 14Iesu yin• Jahn of Lucan, represented Lu - can girl groups. Personal items Last Friday evening, 22 Lucan- rtes gathered at the home of Mrs. George Miller for a brush demonstration. Previously five Contests were held, Mrs. Rose Atkinson was the winner of two. Other winners were Mrs, Wil• !lain Menne, Mrs. William Aylestock and Mrs. John Sniff• bert. Mary Jane Thompson, four. yyear•old daughter of Mr. and 11Irs. J. H. Thompson of Kitchen- er is spending a couple of weeks with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Edger Reulsten. Holy Trinity Men's Club meet- ing December 7 will take the form of a bridge and euchre party for both men and women. Mr. and Mrs, Art Leef of Lon- don, Were Sunday guests of Mr, Bnd Mrs, JA.nes Sigsworth, The teachers and officers of I.ie United Church church School ei'let at the church last Tuesday evening to plan for the White Gift service December• 6 and the Christmas party, December 22. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Evahs and familyr of Byron, were Sun- day day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sigsworth, "Buy encourage " Buy at Slone” gin Mean Bu5Ltiessiiieii bre again holding Christmas draw,, Dec, 5, 12y 19 and 24 with an, ad• dUtid&nal visit frond' Santa Claus toe ,the children of Lucan and eoirimunity on Dee. 24, Sunday guests With rilre, Wes Atkinson inoluded Mr. and Mra. Newton Clarke and Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Dobbs all of Exeter, else 1dt, and 1VIr'a, S,arne Sholdice. of Warned' Moltoberts of the. Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott H:&Shears .1 . rec OfIci al The November meeting of the Home and School Associatien was held in t he school kindergar- ten last Tuesday with the presi- dent, Mrs. Calvin Haskett, in the chair and Mrs, Harold Cob- leigh at the piano. During the business session $10 was voted to the •Sick Children's War Memorial Hospital, Landon, It was decided to hold another hat show. A nurnber of parents volunteer. ed to sit with the children at the Christmas concert, Decem- ber 21 and help maintain order. Six other members volunteered to assist the teachers next Wed- nesday evening when parents will be given the opportunity to visit the school ool to discuss their children's problems with the teachers. Principal Wesley Clow spoke briefly pointing out the ad- vantage of such visitations and the necessity for the co-opera- tion of parent, teacher and child, Mr. Sam Sereaton, Luean's new recreational director, gave a short talk on recreation and the part his department plays in the life of a child. "Recrea- tion,” be said, "is all leisure time constructive activity, ac- tive or passive, voluntarily en gaged in by people or individu- ads, which either relaxes or stimulates and give enjoyment or • satisfaction either directly or indirectly to those engaged there- in." - Mr. Jule Desjardine's room won the attendance cup, Corporal Fred Conkite, of the London Township Police, ad- dressed the members and the members of the 1959 Safety Patrol, He was introduced by Mrs. Ross McRoberts and later thanked by Mr. Jule Desjardine. The corporal spoke on the origin, growth and advantages of a Safety Patrol and Elmer, the Safety -first Elephant. • The president asked any mem- ber who wishes to join a ladies' bowling group to bowl at Mrs, Jack Arnold's bowling alley, "The Four Lanes", early in the new year, to contact her and also to contact her if interested in subscribing for the Horne and School magazine. Lunch convener was Mrs. Les Kennedy. Recreation topics By SAM SCREATON Director of Recreation etfs.,s,. r wen -tee:. ve ev.ee e..n.k .es The Lucan-Ilderton Combines, after getting off to a slow -start, have won their last two games in quite a nice fashion. They have shown considerable dash and are playing like a real "hungry" team. They sheet Mitchell on Friday at the Lucan Arena and having lost to Mitchell in .he previous encounter, will really be out to reverse that loss to a win. It should be a real good game of hockey—so. come out and cheer the boys along to make it three in a row. In the Shamrock Minor Hockey League, both the Pee Wees and the Bantams won their games quite handily last Saturday. On Monday evening, due to some mix-up, Oakridge Acres did not arrive in time to play the Lucan Midgets and therefore forfeited the game (and two points) to the Lucan Midgets, who are do- ing quite nicely in the league, The boys are playing Med hoceky and some of the parents should really come out and lend a little vocal support. After all, the two most important people in the world to a youngster are his parents. The youngster needs a sense of achievement and the parent can give approval to that achievement better than anyone else. So how about it Mom and Dad? Saturday afternoons, the Pee Wees and Bantams play and on either Monday or Tuesday night the Midgets and Juveniles play. If you are in doubt, just ask your son, he'll tell you when. Just a note to mothers with pre-school *age children. How would you like to have some ice - time in the afternoons for just yourselves and the little ones? If you are interested, please call the arena and we'll arrange for one or possibly two afternoons each week for some skating time for just you alone, Two dubs blank Ailsa Craig six By STEVE DAVIS Lucan pee Woes blanked .Ailsa` Craig 5.0 at 'a game at the Lu, can arena last Saturday, The scorers for Luean were Eob Hickson, two goals, and Reg Gibbon, Philip Lewis Arid 'Tom !Tardy with singles, Don Budde, Brian Haskett and Steve Davit playedthe Whole 48, minutes. Lucan. be/Avila also shut .out Ailsa Craig 8.0 on , Saturday, Gary IteVingtoii and 17on Cough. lin scored five of the eight geal5, Gary getting three and Don tWe. Ernie O'Neil, Carl O'Neil and Brtice Screaton, each, got singles,' Eddie Harrigan played a splen- did game to the net. tiresderi HS gaff, who- was Keble ler the Weekend, Cleve1opetl .flit and was linable to return, Guild discusses plans for supper The November meeting of the Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity Church was held inParish hur hthe Ball last Monday evening with a good attendance, Mrs, Guy Ryan's group winning with seven members present. The president, Bit's. Kay Egan presided, wild Mrs, C. W. Hawkshaw at the piano. The reports on the turkey sup- per and Lions Club suppers were gratifying to all present, The first part of the meeting was spent in a discussion of ways and means to improve work- ing conditions at the turkey sup- per. Some good 1suggestions were made. Rev. J. P. Prest spoke .briefly asking the WA to support the AYPA in their showing of the film, "Martin Luther" Sunday evening, December 6 and if pos- sible to assist them financially in the renting of the projector, After Mr. Prost left $10 was voted for use of the projector, Most of the evening was spent in making the necessary ar- rangements for ,the annual tea and bazaar to be held in the church basement Saturday, Dec, 5 from 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m, Mrs. Joe O'Neil and Mrs. George Hodgins consented to be kitchen conveners, and Mrs. Don Ankers, table convener. Seven members offered to make post- ers,. A splendid array of articles for the bazaar was then dis- played. Mrs. Bert Jones native of district Mrs. Wilbert (Bert) Jones, 68, the former Clara Hariton, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, Thursday, November 26. She lay at rest in the C. Haskett and Son funeral home until. Sat- urday, November 28 when the Rev. J. H. Vardy conducted funeral services. Interment was in the Granton United cemetery. The pallbearers were Arthur Morgan, Allan Kew, Don Hod- gins, Norman McNaughton, Ern- est Carty and Arthur Hariton. Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband and one daughter (Mary) Mrs. Emerson Wallace of Gran- ton and four grandchildren, Don- ald, Wayne, Brenda and Kevin Wallace. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harlton, she spent her childhood, two miles north of Lucan on concession 5, Bid- dulph. At the time of her death she lived in Blanshard Towle ship. Personal items Mrs. Eleanor Emerick of Alice St. has sold her home to Mr: Thomas Emery of London. Mrs. T. A. Hodgins is spend- ing a few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Colin Nugent of Lon- don, who recently underwent surgery in Victoria Hospital, London. She- is making satisfac- tory recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Sigs- worth and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs., Fraser Dixon of $Tinsley. Mrs. Mary Cooper, her three children and her mother, Mrs. 0, A. Hughes of Vancouver have moved to William St. Mr. R. J. Harper, of Port Perry, was a weekend guest of Mrs. T. C. McFarlane. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins, of Lambeth. were Sunday guests of Mrs, William Dickins. I Message from Ir; Bake �. Name -....... 1.. 2 nine stand At a nomination meeting in the Stanley Hall, three were nominated for reeve, seven for council and two for hydro eonl- iuissiCn. But Lucan will have no elec- tion as the following offices were filled by acclamation. Reeve—Ivan !learn, Council -H. B. Langford, Cecil H. Lewis, Mrs, A. E. Reilly and Ralph Lippert. F'.3 Board—J. B. Ready, Clf- ford Culbert, Clare H Stan- ley ta -ley Hydro Commission—Alan 'Scott. Coursey School euchre I4rs. Tom Coursey and Mrs. Eugene Stakes were hostess for the six -table euchre,in Vile Cour- seys ixh school last Friday night. For the third consecutive gam�� by strange coincidence, the Kia score winners were again a fam- ily affair with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Stokes having the highest scores. Lone hand prizes went to Mrs, Roy Stone a.id lit•. Charles Grose. Instead of a lucky chair prize there was a lucky card prize, Those having the card with the word "Christmas" on it were the winners. They were Mrs. Roy Stone and Mr. Bev Hod- gins. The next game will be held on December 11. Personal items Messrs. Jack Murdy of Lucan and John Stephenson of Ailsa Craig, funeral directors, brought Mr. C. A. McDougall from To- ronto to Victoria Hospital, Lon• don, last Saturday, They were accompanied by Mr. McDoug- all's sister, Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Gowan of London. Mr. and Mrs. James Sigsworth, Helen and Billy were Saturday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Alliscn and family of West McGillivray and also visit- ed with Mrs. Sigsworth's aunt, Mrs, Janet Allison. Twelve representatives from the various village organizations met in the Anglican parish hall last Wednesday evening and made 42 dozen cancer bandages. Last Friday, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. John Park and Mrs. A. E. Reilly attended a i:.issionary meeting in the Ilder- ton United Church where the guest speaker was Miss Frances Walbridge who related her ex- periences as a missionary in Angola, Africa. Mr. Eli Thompson formerly of Alice St., Lucan, called on Lu - can friends last Friday. reeeeseseeneesseeeeesetineteefeeeeeeeseeeeee The story in Sunshine yyBy MRS.WILLIAM DICKEY Mr. and Mrs. Newman Baker, of Wellburn, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dickey. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber, of Woodham, were visi- tors with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Johns on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Parsons and children of near Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Coward. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rodd and family attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larne .Passmore on Saturday evening in honor of Mr, Edgar Rodd's birthday. Stephen Stark, of St. Marys, spent the weekend.with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Johns, , Church activities United Church. At the November meeting of the United ,Church WKS held in the church school -room last Thursday afternoon, the . presi- dent, Mrs. Sheridan Revington was in the chair and Mrs. Wil- liam Aylestock's group in charge of the program and refreshments, Mrs. Aylestock was assisted by Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mrs. B. Smith who presented a snit; Mrs. Edgar Roulston, weh was in charge of the study book, Mrs, John Park, who read the scrip- ture, Mrs. Tom Leo, who enter- tained with pan instrumental and Mrs. 11. B, Langford who ga?e an account of her recent trip, passing around. snap -shots, YPU meeting At the meeting of the Luean- Clandeboye YPU, held in the Clandeboye church last Sunday evening the date of the Chrisu.- mas party was set for Dec. 23 and will be held in the Luean church school -room.. Beverley Butler, as group con- vener, was assisted by Keith Simpson and led in the devotions. The topic for the evening was purity, and is used for feasts pertaining to Our Lord, like Christmas, Easter and Ascension, tide; violet or purple for peni. tense andpreparedness, as Ad- vent, Septuagesina, Sexagesima, Quinquagesima, Lent and Palm Sunday. ,Red signifies tongues of fire or blood and is used on Saint's Days and Whitsuntide. Green is symbolic of nature :and growth and ase used for Trinity 'Sunday, Eight of the servers in then green cassocks and white sure. ,, lice's kept changing the markers as one of them changed the name of the season on the Psalm board. For T'alm Sunday the cross was veiled in whir and for Good Friday the altar was bared and the cross veiled in black. . :M CIcndeboye comments By MRS, J Mr, and ilfrs. Ivan Riddell and son William have moved from pect d MClacGillivrayneboyeHillon and townshiptoolsnday, up RRresi1 - dence in their new home at Prus- , Mr, and Mrs. Andy Carter and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Carter visited Miss Etta Carter who is recovering from a fall suffered aa r . month he agoiho bumte is witablehthtoe get u 1 id of a cane. They also visited: with Mr, n Mr J.MeKernan, d s. M. Mcli;er ran, all of Windsor, en Sunday. Mrs. Reg Shultz, of Blyth, visited with e s. Rae Neil, 00 Monday, ° Mrs. Mervin Carter visited with her son, Mr, and Mrs. Car- lyle Carter, on Saturday. Though the choirs presented Mrs. William .Lewis, of Lon- '4Y.v., the most of the music to repro. don, visited with her sister in �^ ^ ^• z sw,. e'ee ^~^„ a sent the various seasons of the the village. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Fische church year, the congro ation' Mr. and Mrs, J, 11. Paton and Patricia Holly and Dale of Lon- was:given the o ortunitt to Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Rollings don,also Mrs. J, Arentlhals and pp y attended the funeral of Mrs, L. join it1 many of the hymns, Gloria, Lucan, spent Saturday APPA Paton on Monday. with 11Tr, and Mrs, Chris Fischer. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Downing, Illy, and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson in the absence of the presi- Karen and Jean, spent the week -y dent, Tom Tomes, , the vice- end with Mr, and Mrs, Almer and family, of Ailsa Craig, Mrs, • Cid Harkness .El H, PATON Mrs, lied Simpson,of Lucan, spent the weekend with .Mrs. 1 . Tomes, elessrs, Gerald and Ralph Lynn visited their Au4ler, Mrs, Lloyd Lynn in Victoria Hospital Monday evening Her condition is much the same, Mrs, Mervin Williams had. Krays taken which show .a broken pelvis as well as her St, ili]uries to her legs, in at. Joseph's hospital. ::;..... , . .... .Happenings in. • B iddul h P By MRS, M, .H, ELSTON rest e a Ys Iaxtness and Mrs Eloise Wye history of the translation of p an an presided Hendiie. Stevens of Toronto spent Sun- Uie SL, James version of the at the AYPA meeting Sunday da with Mrs,Jessie Lewis, Bible, 'based on an article in evening in the Parish lIall. G .• v w , Thursday's edition of The Free 'There was a good attendance. Press and.read by Beverley, All were delighted with the re. This was followed by a talk by the Rev. Edgar Roulston bring- ing up to date the latest ver- sions. Comparisons . were . then made by the members, Vice - president Janette Blake presided Ln the absence of Terry Culbert• The date of the next meeting will be December 13 when Helen Kestle will be in charge, "Couple Club" organized At a meeting in the United Church school -room last Wed- nesday the Rev, Edgar Roulston presided for a short devotional period, followed by the organiza- tion of a "Couple Club", to re- place the Men's Club which had been in operation for a number of ye The new officers include; presi- dents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0, An- dersen; vice-presidents, Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter; secrete Caries, ecre - Caries, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Loek- yer; treasurers, Mr. and, Mrs, Alden Walker; group leaders, Mr. and Mrs, Stuart McLellan, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross. The next meeting will be held December 30 Ln the church schoolroom and will take the form of a Christmas party. Hear Chatham speaker The young people of the .Pente- costal Holiness Church 'held their Young Peoples' meeting in the church last Friday night with the president, Mr. JaCk Eizenga, in the chair. Speaking en The Eight Jewels of the Reconciliation Ring, Zee- land Nuenschwander of Chatham was the guest speaker. Paul Graham led in the sing -song and scripture shower. Misses Lor- raine Graham and Vicky Eizenga favored with a duet. Depict church year For the second consecutive year at 11 a.m. Holy Trinity church presented the beautiful service "The Church Year in Music and Color" to a large congregation. Both' senior and junior choirs sang well. Much credit goes to the organist,, Mr.Ken Clarke who spent much time and thought in the prepara- tion of the service. During the prologue, the. rec- tor the Rev. J. P. Prest ex- plained the origin of the service and the significance of 'the color- ed markers. White stands for AUu,,,,I,n,,i,n,I,uO,,,,Iuuun...... unn,,,uuutiu,l,nh,1,,,,,N,,,,n„1,10,,... „Ouu,,,,l„u,Yurill i3O lir ,; By ELIZABETH FINLAY Personal items. � I Mr. and Mrs, Newell Geiger and Johnny spent Saturday at Toronto, Mr. Harold Finlay and family attended the funeral of their cou-' sin, Miss Glenda Farrell of Kin-' sardine and also visited wile') their aunt, Mrs. Edgie Farrell of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gingerich visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch and family on Sunday. Make Your Appointment Early! BE READY FOR THE YULETIDE SEASON Depend on us for hair styling that's fashionable and mattering. Permanents and finger b waves are a specialty with us!r Make your appointment today. Joyce's Beauty Salon PHONE BA 7-4201 LUCAN ,1,,,,,,,,, H,,,,,,,,,, 111l ,t,,,,,Ulill,l,l,lllll h,/I I Hinb111,11Bl 111111„1/„11 ,,,,l/,' HOSPITAL, DOCTOR AND MEDICINE BILL,,, MY AILMENTS ARE CURED BUT MY POCKETBOOK'S ILL, port of the checking at the ;'ala• sonic banquet last Thursday evening. It was - voted to again rent a projector for next year, Owing to the inability to secure tate filth "Martin Luther" in time for Dec, 6 the date of showing had to be postponed, It was decided to hold the hard -Lime party in the parish hall, rather than the Legion Hall, Friday, Dec, 11 and to in- vite the Lucan-Clandeboye and any other young people who would come to join them. (Each may bring a guest,) It was voted to donate to the Lions Club rum- mage sale, the rummage articles still on hand from AYPA sales. Personal, items News from North Bosanquet ret Don Gauder, of Aylmer, visit- ed in the Pinery area at Port Franks over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, John Davidson, of Sarnia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson on Sun- held a family gathering at their Mr, and Mrs. Roy Harris and Debra spent Stuiday with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Ilarris, Centralia. Miss May Skinner, Exeter, is visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs, George MaFalls. Mrs. Lorne. Weiberg and Mrs. Tom Kooy attended a bazaar and , tea held Ln Carmel T'resbyterian church basement on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Romphf and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Romphf, of London, visited at hone on Sunday. and family, London, Mr, end Mr, and Mrs. William David- Mrs, Nelson Squire, Farquhar, son recently attended the wed- Mr, and Mrs, Orland Squire and ding of Miss Kay Fitzpatrick family, Centralia, Mr, and Mrs. of Ancaster to Mr.' Kenneth Hugh Davis and Mr.and Mrs. Kiernan of Hamilton. The dinner Ross McFalls, David and Don - was in Hillcrest Lodge, with a ald. dance following, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Lillian Blair, Exeter, home on Saturday evening, They entertained at dinner Mrs. Irene Hicks and son, Bill, of Clio, Mich., Mr, and Mrs. Don Meyer Mrs. W 1 l l i a m Mcllhargey, Remmie Van Praet of the New spent the weekend with her son, Venice farm were in charge of Beb and Mrs. Blair and family, the restaurant 'in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weibsr The sergeants at Camp Ipper- and family visited with Mr. and wash entertained their wives and Mrs. Tom Kooy of Saintsbury, families at a dinner dance on Mr. and Mrs. M. H, Elston, Saturday evening. 'David, Wendy and Sheila were Militia from Kitchener were at' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Camp 1perwash last weekend. 1 Gardiner, Thames Road, Mrs. James Dewan and Mrs. Alphonse Kercheat, attended the Deanery meeting of the CWL of Canada at the Blessed Sacra- ment .Parish Hall, London, last Wednesday. A voracious maskinonge, 271 pounds and 461 inches long, caught by Jim Beckford of the Toronto Metropolitan Police Traf- fic Division, District 6, in Deer Lake, Peterborough County, had swallowed a full-grown muskrat head first. 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