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Lucan . persongi ItemsZio church
is Helen 1foi411,S is now an
Q(hO-CMPleYee Of the ,Ontarin
titrulturf, Uti.„ London.
Mrs, it Alontgamery and
si1.111 son, Kevin, have 1'0411.
d !wine frofl a fete days Visit
-wah Mr, and Mrs. Norman.
,of -t)wee. Sound,
Mrs. Reberi Robinson and
of Lumina were weekend
inp?Sj,Svi1 0' L'oriilcr's par.
mr, mi. Mrs. Evan lied.
pl:is while N. ItebinSon, Was:
en .ahu1v trip.
'Mr. .end Mrs. Allan .Tindall,
of Winton, were weekend tdsi.
Mrs of Mr. and Mrs, CUf Ab.
nett .and Mr. and Airs, Ed.
Turrbuil„ of ,Grand, Send, were
,So-eay guests.
.and Ms. Robert; Jenkins
have plotted into the helm re-
ecittlY vacated by Mr, aed
-Cliff -Culbert who have
Moved into. their TIM home, on
Gcorgc Street,
Mr, and Mrs, C. Lee and
Karen, of Lon Ion .and Mr, and
Mrs, George Lee, of ArInsley,
were Sunday .guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Thomas Lce.
Mrs, Wes Rovingtori, Mrs,
Sheridan Revingte, Mrs. John
Park, Mrs, Jack Lankin
Lucian, Airs, L. Lobsiegec of
.Sarnia. and Mrs, Art McLean
Of Landon, last Nveekend visited
their nieees, Airs, Carmen
.Conti and Air.. Jeali Stoner of
Niagara Falls, N.Y. On their
way home they called on Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Hepburn of %Ir.
lington.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'Kilmer
of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs,
Wiliam Kilmer of Kitchener
were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs, John Houston of London.
Air. and. Mrs. Glen Haskett
and family were Sunday guests.
Message from
Greenway
By MRS, C, WOODBURN
The death of Airs. Mary
Jane McCoy of Aurora, Illinois
occurred recently. She was a
neice of the late Mrs, John
Brown and has a number of f
relatives in this community.
Mr, and Mrs, Clare Ritchie
of Sarnia visited. on Saturday h
with Jeer parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Curts,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steeper a
entertained a number of rela-
tives and friends at their home
last Thursday evening in honor
of the fortieth wedding anni-
versary
of Mrs. Steeper's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ni- c
cholson.
Mrs. John Shank of Parkhill d
spent a few days last wcr with s
Air. and Mrs. Cecil Smitaera.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve l3rophey
and family of London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Brophey.
Mrs. Nelson Sinclair of Exe-
ter spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Eggert.
,Mrs. Ed Bullock is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. John Sabot
and family in London.
ur iv. mei Mrs. ilarVeY 116,S; views
keit of London, Mr. liaskett
who has been a Patient in St.
JOseph's Hospital. for sent
Uip e, is able to be lime.
Airs, "Maurice Alec:Donald an
Howard were W e .d .n esda
guests of Airs, Albert Cerro
of Windsor.
Airs, Murray. Hodgins spen
the weekend 111 London wit
her sister, Miss Merle La
While there she attended lb
COIT worst -op at First Bap
bat dwell,
Lol, Duncan Ril
oss, of :A
don, attel,ded the funeral o
the late Mr, William Downin
00 Monday,
Mr. Cecil Armitage of Lt
an end MI. and 1\irs. Georg
Chambers of St. Marys (for
inerly of Lucan) spent the week
end in 'r • t g r
and Mrs, Charles Chambers
Saturday evening they eitende
the hockey game at Maple Lea
Gardens and saw ToCente
Detroit 5.1,
Air. and Airs, Bud Clark an
three children, of London, wer
Sunday visitors with Air. an
Airs, Don Downs.
MH
isses elen Hardy an
Nancy Scott, of Lortdon, wer
Sunday guests a my. and Mrs
Clarence Hardy.
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Ab
bolt of Lupin and Mr. an
Mrs. Jack Eizenga, St, Thomas
spent last weekend in Toronto
attending the Winter Fair, They
were guests of Mr, and Mrs
Gordon Tollefson. Mr, and
Mrs, Abbott also visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. j, Lynch,
Joe liodgins, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Hodgins, is one of
those taking the six weeks'
army emergency course in
London.
Mr, and Mrs. Neil Hodgins
and family, of Toronto, spent
the holida" weekend with Mrs.
H. S, St e.y.
Mr, anti Mrs. Charles Elson
spent. the v„,,:;kend with the
latter's sister, Mrs, P. ,T.
Laverty and family of liamil.
ton,
Miss Lorraine Graham is
spending her vacation in To -
onto, with her sisters, Mrs.
Gordon Tollefson and Mrs.
Robert Dempster and their
amities.
Miss Angela Armitt, of Lon-
don, was a Sunday guest with
er sister, Mrs. Clarence Has-
kett and
Mr, and Mrs, Don Hodgins
nd family', of London, were
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Hodgins.
Mr, and Mrs. M. D. Irvine,
Watford, were Sunday guests
vith Rev, and Mrs, E. 0. Lan -
aster.
Mr, Myron Culbert who un-
erwent a minor operation in
t, Joseph's Hospital last Fri-
day, is making satisfactory re-
covery
Mr. and Mrs, William Brown-
lee of Lucan and Mr, and Mrs.
Cameron Colbert of ilderton
visited Mrs, Harry Colbert at
Freston Springs, last Sunday
and while there were talking
to Mrs. .Alice Stanley, formerly
of Lucan and found her in the
best of health.
Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mrs.
John Park spent Friday in
Sarnia, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bawtenheimer and Dr,
and Mrs. Len Lobsinger. Mrs.
Robb's little grandson, Dale
Bawtenheimer, returned with
them.
Mrs. Lela Hoover Ward, of
Guelph, and Mrs. Pearl Wal-
ce, of London, were week-
nd guests of their cousin,
irs, C. W, Hawkshaw.
e MO tywRI.gt, ,HERN
ZION
d A pot luck supper was held
y Friday evening in the church
11 basement. Harry liern icd in
a sing song and Barbara Hern
t read rqn Flanders Fields",
h Rev. Ross p, CreSby, St.
v, Marys, showed his pictures on
e the iloly Land were en-
- hayed by all.
Personet items
p Mr. and Mrs, Donald Par.
; scum and family visited .on Sun -
6' day with Mr. and Mrs, Nor.
, Man Jaques and family.
!: Mrs,Rb tH Lincla and
Fred, Jarvis, visited over the
" weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jaques,
d Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques and
f Steven visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, James Knox and
Orville, Stratford,
d Mr. Bert Nixon is visiting
e with Mr; and Mrs, Gerald Hern
d and boys,
I Mr, and Mrs. Ward liern at -
d tended the 50th wedding ail-
s niversary of Mr. and Mrs.
, Everett Skinner, Elimyille, on
Sunday.
Miss Doris Cornish visited
d over the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Garfield Cornish.
I Mr, ad Mrs. Arthur Bern
. and family, London, visited on
'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Hern and family.
Mrs. Harold Bern is visiting
this week with Airs, Robert
Hern and family while Mr.
Hern is attending the Royal
Winter Fair,
441 club meets ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks ac-
companied by Mr. and tVirS.
Ross Griffeth of Parkhill, spent
the weekend with Mr. Peter Gil-
lies, :Donald and Jim of Berk-
ley, Mich.
The Curts' families visited on
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs, Kenneth Smithers of Lon-
don in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Smithers' twenty-fifth wedding la
anniversary.
The Berean Bible Class of the
United Church entertained a
number of guests at the smor-
gasbord turkey supper on Fri-
day evening, Following the sup-
per pictures of England were
shown by Mr. Ed Bloomfield of
London.
e
Father (reproving his son and B
heir for greediness) --"Jimmie, of
you're a pig. Do you know a
what a pig is?"
Jimmie—"Yes, Papa. A pig
is hog's little boy."
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Murdy
of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs,
Ed, Mo.rris of Chatham spent
the holiday weekend with Mrs
Jack Murdy, Mr, Murdy, who
nderwent surgery in St. Jos-
ph's Hospital last week, is
laking satisfactory recovery.
y a strange coincidence two
Lucan's funeral directors.
re patients in the same hos-
pital. Mr, Will Haskett, who
had to return to the hospital
is quite ill again.
Eliniville Fruit Delights held
the seventh meeting on Oc-
tober 30 at the home of Mrs,
Norman Jaques. President Jo-
Anne Miners conducted the
meeting with 19 members pres-
ent.
Mrs. Floyd Cooper gave notes
on "fruits go festive"'garnish-
es, accompaniments, fruit pet
cialties, table arrangements
and cheese suggestions.
The eighth meeting was held
on Monday, Nov. 6 at the home
of Mrs. Norman Jaques with
19 members present. The meet-
ing was conducted by Jo -Anne
Miners,
Mrs, Jacques gave notes on
fruit drinks. Mrs. Jaques and
Mrs. Floyd Cooper demon-
strated and served fruit loaf,
different kinds of cheese, frost-
ed grapes, fruit candy and
grape sparkle.
Baptise six
,
at Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
A baptismal service was held
in Kirkton. United Church on
Sunday morning.
Rev. T. Elliott baptized Wil-
fred Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Paton; Catherine Joan,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clay-
ton :Ross; Paul Frederick, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Simp-
son; .Kimberly Jean and Brenda
Diane, daughters of Mr. and
Airs. Joe Blommaert and Susan
Jo Anne, daughter of, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Everett.
A basket of fiowers were
placed by the family in mem-
ory of Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton,
St. Thomas, were guests of Mr.
end Mrs. G. H. Burgin.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Simpson and family
were: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Carter, Steven and Kevin
of Clandeboye, Miss Sybil Ste-
venson of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Banks and Cynthia
of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Roger.
Clandeboye honors Pays- $500
for mischief
nurse on .departure
By MRS. J H PATPN hostess for Ilse meeting of U.)
CLANDEBOyy Clandeboye Women's Institut
Airs. Gladys Hail,. a resident
of this 0n1zlitinitY for many
years, was honored et a presen-
tation and euchre party on Fri-
day evening' at Neil's Scheel,
McGillivray township,
Air, Murray Hodgson read
from a card suitable wording
"Sorry you are leaving and with
you go all good wishes" :from
over 100 names typed on white
cwir,oistityn.wafsh and set of TV
ribbon- The presentations of a
Wil-
mer Scott and Airs, Charlie
tables on behalf of the ecrimu,
ruty were made by Mrs,
eis .of the Cue ue were,
ladies high, Mrs. Arthur Stipp -
son and gents high, won by
Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, consola-
tions, Mrs, David Nestle and
Mr. Arthur Simpson; lone
hands, Mrs, Wm, 'Thompson and
Mr. Murray Hodgson, Lucky
spot prize went to Mr. Ernie
Lewis,
Mrs. Hall, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Carter, lived
in McGillivray township and at.
tended Marrs School, She en.
tered the Sarnia General Hos-
pital as a student nurse gradu-
ating in 1922, to 1932 she mar.
tried jirn hall of Detroit, re-
turning to the village here in
1933 taking over the Supertcst
Station and booth business
which was opened in 1930 by
her parents,
Mrs, Hall was widely known,
Being a nurse she received
many calls to aid the injured in
the many accidents at the di-
version, Nov the Dep't of High-
ways have purchased the store
and dwelling due to the widen-
ing of the curve, Mrs. Hall and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hall and family, Misses Mary
Jane and Rosemary Hall and
Mr, and Mrs, Joe Hall have
taken up residence in. London,
where Mrs. Hall is a supervi.
sor at the St. Marys HosPital
there.
Mr, 'Maurice Simpson pur-
chased the buildings from the
Department of Highways and is
moving them away.
Another land mark of the vil-
lage is gone due to progress,
Joint Launian, a,51.-ycar-old
0 _Kitchener golf ball nianufac.
CHURCH NEWS
United Church
At the United Church the
-Rev. G. W, Sach on Sunday,
Nov. 12 took as the theme for
his sermon "Finding God" —
"How Great Thou Art,"
Mr. Don Pettigrew and Mr.
Stewart MeLelland of Lucan
were guests, who sang a duet.
Special prayers were offered
for the nations, for the follow.
ship of the Church of „Christ
among all nations.
St. James Church
November 12 was set aside
for a special day ofqprayer by
the Bishops of Anglican chur-
ches. The Primate asked that
the Sunday following Remem-
brance Day he pet aside as a,
special day of prayer in view
of the critical international si-
tuation.
At the communion service
the rector the Rev. E. 0. Lan-
caster dedicated the hymn and
prayer books for use in the
e turer who PperAteS Slimmer!
concessions at Grand Bend,
was convicted o.'; a rarely -heard
with guest $p e ale or. Mrs.
George Zavitz, 1111 2 Merton,
president Of the North Middle-
sex District.
Mrs, David Nestle, 'president,
presided and introduced the
speaker who brought greetings
from the district and spoke on
the Mary Stewart Collect, She
was thanked by Mrs. .riey Cun-
ningham,
Roll call was answered by
bringing a friend and introduc-
ing her.
Tha branch voted to join with
the Ailsa Craig and Lucan
branch to adopt an overseas
child. Mrs. Nestle and Alm
Charlie Cochrane attended. the
Area convention in London and
gave reports.
The hostess prize was wee bY
Mrs, Ernie Lewis.
Hostesses were Mrs. Rae
Hodgins and Mrs. Alvin Cun-
ningham.
"Fruit Menuttes"
The 4-H Girls Club met on
Saturday morning at the home
of one of the leaders, Airs. Wil -
Jeer Scott for their sixth meet-
ing.
Mrs, Nancy Buchanan, home
economist, London, attended
the meeting.
Personal items
Mrs, Mervin Carter attended
the November meeting of the
Stephen teachers held in Zu-
rich last week.
The ladies Federation of the
United Church held a sticcess-
ful hake sale at the Nu Way
Motors, Lucan, on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sigsworth
and family entertained Mr, Al-
onzo Phillips on Sunday the oc-
casion beirg Mr, Phillip's
birthday.
Mrs. Charlie Bison is impro-
ving but is still a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital following
an accident here when her hip
Was fractured.
Mr, and Mrs, Toni Marcus
and son have taken up resi-
dence on Saturday in the apart-
ment of Mrs. Emily Tomes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beckett
and Sandra of Kitchener and
Mrs. M Held:- of Waterloo vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Millson on Sunday\
Mrs, Al Boggs and daugh-
ters, Vicki and Tracy of 'Sea
Island, Vancouver, arrived at
IvIalion Thursday and were met
by the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Murless. Cpl.
Boggs has been posted to camp
Borden and will arrive next
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Wilton of
Strathroy visited Mr. and Mrs,
Rea Neil Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hiram Thompson. has
returned home from visiting
with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Stewart, also with Hiram,
Thompson in Toronto.
Mr. Alonzo Phillips and Wil-
liam Allwright went to the win-
ter Fair on Wednesday.
•,"Horse sense" is that faculty
which keeps horses from bet-
ting on people,
church in memory of the late
Mrs, Eslie Hodgson given by, Worth
lie
two daughters Mrs, Char-
lie Sumner, London, and Mrs.
Mabel Jackson, and the Mts. Waiting
ses May and Eva Carter, Tor-
onto.
The rector announced on and
after Sunday, Nov. 19 the new,
prayer books will he used.
Women's Institute
Mrs, David Henry was the
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. D. M, Snider and
family of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Simp-
,son and Mrs. Conn of Teeswa-
ter visited Sunday with Mr, and
Airs. Alex Irvine.
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kind in Ont$rio and the third
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Judge E, W. Grand heard the
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iie was charged under the
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TCA's Flight :3 to Calgary, a
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