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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-22, Page 18and district news \.. SO 0,14419011tHE TO USE .1 TYPE OR NoWDIWIME . . . ONE EASY SNAP SEPARATES PARTS AND CARBON AGENTS FOR MOORE SYSTEMS They'll make 300 payments before it's theirs Now they have a house. . and a mortgage. But it takes time and money to own a Mine completely. You can't be absolutely sure of having all the time it takes . but you can guarantee the money, through Life Itisueance, This is the only way you can be sure your home will belong to your family if you do not live to complete the paymen Undoubtedly you are presently insured but your circumstances are changing, so make sure your life insurance keeps in step with your life, Tell your life insurance agent what it, is you want for your family's future. Guarantee that your family will always enjoy ihe comforts mid security. you have provided for them. Make sure of tomorrow, today, ONLY LIFE INSURANCE CAN PROTECT YOU THEs8. FIVE WAYS 1, Guaranteed protection for the home, Your faintly will hewn inherit en unpaid mortgage, 2, Guaranteed immediate protection, from the moment you qualify. 3, GuarantSed protection, no speculation, en guesting, You know exactly the number of dollars to come. 4, Guaranteed benefits at big expense limes. YOU can guarantee Weds for future expenses such at tendidgchiidreii10tollege. 8, Guaranteed retirement income, YOU have art Inoorneyou Can never Outlive, WHEN PEOPLE btliENti ON YOU , bEPENtj ON L1PE ildt.OANCE t LiPt INt 'irk A f+J CbMI A Nit t. IN .OANAOA "sr-I ' " "'- • • - - tr' Snow-white and the Seven Dwarfs (An pereffik for children's yokes) With 2.Alerio ActOrliphnIttlent. LUCAN. COMMUNITY ENTRE Ape,26 ,8t15 ADVANCE t ALE O' fICKE"ft Adults no Children SO(" Proceeds far trinnled children, Lics Mutchmor ------- - niece, Miss Mona Zee. Lon- don. h Ch,utedc, wiii .spek here News of Cigndeboye ihrtoys„t. Al:title:0S leCu lgrv‘.hvithei llinatdeer*, —emporary entombment was nicnt iii a later date in the H. PATON family plot in Nursery verse. . i levy, Clarideboye CharIPs J. Bice Pereonel items. Mr. Austin fire. ' who has been a patient in Si, Joseph's PLIJ$1,1C :SPEAKING WINNERS—These girls won prizes ili the public school divi, ',Slops of the zone finals of the Legion public speaking competition held in Lucan rebently. From left they are Marie McVicar, Glencoe; Sally McCracken, Melbourne; Mawson, Ailsa Craig; Shirley McVicar, Glencoe; .01i= .McNamee, Lttcan, anti Janet May, Melbourne. —Wayne Culbert eeeeeetteete Page 18 March 22, 1962 ,,......, tl. ..., ......,, e,„,,,... I T h e centennial .eommittee Anglican 'Pry- 1,11,13-4,. 4. met Sun d ay evening in .the The rector hopes soon to be- -church $01001001% It was An, • •• . • . . gin a ,eonfirmation ()lees for noarkerd Dr. Mutchmor of Tor- J,., H, '.ftta. t on. addits. and c hildren, in .prepa. onto, secretary of Brangelism. in.,..i t ration for Confirmation to, he and snelal service, would be • the guest epeakee, J e no 24. Church, Clandeboye, Septeme a"d Re v' A n n e P. .G"• -Qf family ,.. held this year in St. James bee 16, ham of the Rowntree :VC, Lon- last TO increase Lenten ..cburch 4°11, ' Wok" be the guest J , Henry Hamilton, Atka attendance, Sunday, March 25 speaker July 1. Members of Craig, the last survivor of a w in he Men's Sundaywhen the 1.'CW will serve luncheon family of nine, died at his home 'transit 18, following a every man i n the parish is after bolil services. asked to make a Very s_peeial. The historic committee re- lb:o.t.i‘te‘efn sii‘liltillaes.ots)101, born in. uignusT elt.tt 11;7: effort to be present and to ported, they have .already re- vetoed a number of historic son of the late John and Ann bring his whole family. pictures of the church to be Flynn liamilton. ' .Pentecgetel .Holiness Church displayed during the center- The Young People were MAL The centennial booklet ikliallrieweas ,pillial;e1,e,t1 si1:411,0-5(.1Ttir o,, pleased at an attendance of was continued. and farmed in McGillivray !m- over 80 Fridey night, who tit retiring In Ansa Craig 18 turned out to see and hear the . years ago, Mrs. Hamilton died taint George lies-ron, of the t Patrick s tea 1, f Mr. Hamilton was a Member program put on by St. Cap- e in October 1959. London East Corps of the SO- . , . „ . _. . of St. Merys Anglican. Church, Lion Army and and an instill- attracts crowd. Brinsiey, and also of LOL mentel group. The film "Be- ---- - - - — - - - '' - — fore Abraham, I am" was The l ea d er Mrs. Murray Hod- 1343, Crediton, shown. eine eed members of Lucan Be is survived by two. eons Liman Phone 227-42.55 Correspondent: Miss Lino Abbott eeseeeeieeee&etreeee..e.e.:eeeekeeew,, ee • eieeteeoeeeedetteeeeeeeleeeeeeifogiee eeeeees•. ee:iyeei eeeeteee Mrs, Murray Hodgins spoke on the life of St. Patrick and also led in a singsong of Irish songs at the agriculture and WI salutes St. Patrick Local officials at cancer fete Aer, arid Airs. Ron Crozier, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Steacy, Mr. and Mrs, Murray Hodgins and Mrs. A. E. Reilly of Lucan, were among the 200 who at- tended the annual meeting and By TOM BANKS .Saturday, March 17, our Shimrock Pee Wee Tourna- ment was held for the pleas- ure- of 200 boys competed for nine trophies. This day was a great success in every way, At this time, not only for myself but for the 200 boys, I give a special "Thanks" to that grand man of hockey — Mr. Harvey Lang- Thepresident displayed , a "Ci-bird. Without his aid and tattoo of Merit" sent to the knowledge I know I would branch by the Muscular Dvs-heve been at a loss. Also ,a trophy, for work done on the thank you to the referees and recent collection. thoseall whovolunteered their had a slight set-back last serances in any way, A special It was decided to hold over niehtion goes to the boys that the collection of rags as a 'no. week but is feeling better saved the ice and kept the ney making scheme until the again, at his home on the Cour- games on time. The job was next meeting. A report on the so. Rd , Joey Hodgins, on Friday at- recent euchre party was made well done. Though our own Pee Wee e lecture on and it it was suggested to have tended a another soon. tronomy, sponsored by the As team did not win a trophy, tranomical Society of Canada The lunch convener was Mr, Pat Crudge, the coach, Mrs. Lous Kilmer, assisted by at the Cronyn Observatory, was very proud of the show- Aire , Er i e London, ing they did make. They lost -Mr s. Jack SteaeYi Young and Mrs. Perry Chars- gee, Maude Mahon of Lon- like champions and con.gratu- don is spending a week with rated the winners with sports- Icy . Mrs, George Patrick. manship remarks such as Legion Auxiliary Bingo "Keep the dust off that trophy, Thursday night for the Legion IVcause we're going to ,vin it Another good crowd was out next year!" Auxiliary bingo, at the Legion ; You will firici a complete re- flail but no one captured the slime on the sports page. jackpot. The $5 consolation Our Bantams will see action prize was won by Bill Neil of this Saturday afternoon in the lateen, first game of a total, goals to A new resident to Alice St,, count series for the Shamrock Lucas, Mrs. Mabel Ryan was Trophy. The time for this One of the night's most lucky game had not been announced winners, winning the 3rd and this article was being writ- 11th bingo and the first part of ten. "Share the We.etth," The see- The Lucan-Ilderton Com bi nes and part was won by Mrs: Rus- at present, are waiting for sell Schroeder Of Centralia winners 01 the sea tereh „ce re who also won the 6th bingo, ton series. As soon as a win- The full card prize was won tier is decided, the time and by Mrs, Tom Smith of Exeter, trete Of the Combines first Mrs. John Park of Lucan, Mrs. game will be posted In the. E. Calcott Mooreeville and arena. Mrs. Ff a r v e y of Centralia The school - girls Broombell shared the first part of the series gets under way this Consecutive bingo. The second week with all schools in the Part was won by Mr , Roy Pen- tirea com peting, per of Exeter and the full card There is still room for More ln*e 'AP" SpIll between Mrs, juniors in the drama school, Roy Pepper of Exeter and Rehearsals for the first PlaY Ales. Harvey of Centralia. Inge held Sunday afternoon in The nth bingo Was 'sat President Mrs. C. H. George conducted the business. The re- signation of Mrs. H, B, Lang- ford, the branch secretary for the past six years, was regret- fully accepted. Names of volunteers to as- sist In the annual cancer drive, the first week in April were re- ceived. Mrs. William Brown- lee, assisted by Mrs. Roy Ham- ilton will be in charge of the welfare department and will recommend the making of can- cer dressings in April. The president reported on the recent successful and in- teresting hat course, attended by 15 ladies, many of whom were present to model their creations and to have pictures taken. There was a display of sew- ing, painting and leather work done by the members during the year. Ten dollars was voted to the Lucan Library. It was voted the WI again provide dessert (principally pie) at the Dog Show to be held May 12. The District Annual will be held this year on May 24, in the Lieury United Church with refreshments served in the West McGillivray Hall, where there will be a display of work (but no prizes.) The members sang, "Happy Birthday" to the secretary, Mrs. Cecil Robb, who cele- brated her birthday next day. Last Tuesday Mrs. Ron Cro- zier entertained a number of ladies at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Cecil Robb, prior to her leaving for Florida. Lucan's librarian, Airs. Rose Atkinson has received word the Middlesex bookmobile w ill visit the Lucan library on April 4. We may not know, "where the flies go in Winter time" but Lucanites, whose front doors face the sunny south, know that many of them have returned with their offspring. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins of the Coursey Rd. were Wed- nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, and found Mrs. Davis much improved in health. Miss Pat Young of London has been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Glen Ken- nedy and family of Lucan. membership class, at 1.0 a.m. e a c h Saturday to prepare young people to be received in- to the church at Easter, If sufficient adults are interested a class will be organized for them also. The sacrament of infant bap- tism will be held at the 11. o'clock service March 25. A play pen has been provided by the Couples Club for young children, one year and under to be used during the morning Canadian industries meeting .of . banquet of the ilderton unit, of serv i ce. Lucan ,WI in the Community the Ontario Cancer Society on Lenten booklets by Fraser Memorial Centre T h u r s d a y Thursday, Guests were also Munroe can be obtained from afternoon, present from Strathroy, Len - Mr. Alden Walker. Mrs, Clarence Hardy sang don, Glencoe and Parkhill. two Irish songs and the roll Mrs. H. . Krug of Kitchener, Bible Study call was answered by an ori- chairman of the women's ser- Rev, G, W. Sach, Mrs. Don ginal St, Patrick's verse or vice committee of the Ontario Pettigrew and. Mrs. Murray limerick which caused much division of the Canadian Can- Hodgins -attended the .Bible merriment, The motto was ser Society, was the guest study course at Parkhill on "Nature is man's teacher, she s p ea k er and outlined the ser- W e d n e s d a y evening. This unfolds her treasures to his vices offered by the women's week's class was held in the search." Mrs. Guy Ryan, con- committee, with a splendid ad- Lucan Church Wednesday eve- vener of the program, presided dress, ning, March 21. and conducted a contest on agriculture and Canadian in- dustries the prize being candy for everyone. Judy Haskell, Carole Davis, and family of London were Gary Revington, Steve Davis, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Randy Paul and Bob Hardy of Robert Jenkins, Lucan, were among the mem- Mr. Glen. Revington, who bers of Medway's "16", who has been spending the winter won a fie.st at the Kiwanis Mu- with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Reving- steal, last Monday night at the ton and other Lucan friends, Catholic Culture Centre, Lon- left on Friday for the States don. and is at present visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb left aunt, Mrs. William Walker, on Friday for a vacation in Detroit, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armitage Mr, John Park is spending sand family were Sunday guests a couple weeks in Petrolia, 'of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Van while his brother, Stewart is De Valk of London. on vacation in• Florida. Mrs. Charles Windsor, who has been on he sick list, is re- cuperating. Lucan personal items choirs titur held their 1962 St. Pat- Emerson H. Hamilton, Throe- The recently formed junior rick's tea in the _c,Itleutr.ielohoosthaoVi Ittoh and3, AlltsuernCyraSig, HaaniCillilitowilo, and senior choirs are proves. room Saturday A.1' Toronto, and Ann Hamil- grarnichildree, Sheila ,Hamil- sing favorably. The juniors as- were pleased with the splendid many of whom ton n RR 3 Ailsa Craig, Three and the seniors at the sisted at the morning service attendance, eve- pwe.erseefi gtiiTivgen 4 th.pereievpiepv,o,rtioinii,;1yZ dt,',,,oerooc,,e,,h:sie,sd and five five sisters pre, Ring, Fueeral services were held WA new easter bonnets, Rel at the door were in St. Mary's Anglican Church, The meeting of Lhe Women's CGJele.'pvil-elident, Patricia Cob- R ta n sl e y, with Rev. B. G. Auxiliary was held at the. home of Mr. arid Mrs, Hugh H, George, Birtch last Tuesday. Mre. Flo- l;ligub; Murray Hodgins, HPordegsinid.sei Mrs. C. jaekson officiating on Wednes- and leader Mrs. day, March 21 with interment in ,St, Mary's Cemetery. ward. Currie spoke on "Faith Margaret C o b 1.e i g h was in Treasurer An LOL service with WAI and Works".ch Harold Davis of Woodham United Church arge of admission, Mrs, G. W. Sash poured lea LOL 492 conducting was held The pastor, the Rev. G. W. at a table, with a St. Patrick Tuesday evening at the T. Ste- Sach, has begun a church cloth, centred by an arrange- plienson and Son funeral home, Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. James Avery and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Avery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holmes of Sparta. Mr. and Mrs, Art McLean visited Lucan relatives on Thursday. Mr. and- Mrs. R. R. Crozier, Jane and Susan last week at- tended the Ontario Agricultu- ral College Royal, when their daughter Julia won a second in showmanship. She also took part in the square dancing eontests. Miss Lilies Powell, a mis- lonary in japan, on furlough, is visiting her sister Mrs. Cliff Shipley and Mr. Shipley. anent of porn-pow tinted mums arranged by Mrs, G, E, Nich- olson. The tea room was supervised by Mrs. T. A, Watson and Mrs. Charles Sovereign, In the kitchen Mrs. H. B, Langford was in charge of the tea and Mrs. Ivan I-learn and Mrs. Roger Heath in charge of the re-filling of plates. The CGIT girls took turns in serving and dish washing, The net proceeds amounted In over $25 which will go to- wards sending the top MT girl to camp Cagintra next summer. The camp is south of Sinecoe on Lake Erie. One of the high lights of the afternoon was the hand-writing analysis in charge of Mrs. Alden Walker, Medway Euchre Club Mr, and Mrs. Carman Hod- gins were host and hostess for the four-table euchre of the Medway Euchre Club last Mon- day night. High score prizes went to Mrs. E. Summers and Mr. Airs- tin Hobbs, lone hand prizes to Mrs. Austin Hobbs and Mr. Otto Daley and low scores prizes to Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mr. William McComb. The next game will he held March 26 at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. Summers. Coursey School euchre Mrs. Wilson Hodgins and Mrs, Eugene Stokes were host- esses for the five table euchre in the Coursey School, Friday night. High score prizes, were won by Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Tommy Ryan and lone hand prizes by Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Mr. Tom. Coursey. Airs, Allan Ryan won the lucky chair prize. The next game will be held on March 30, when Aire, Guy Ryan and Mrs. Allan Ryan will be hostesses. Explorer's meeting At the 1,6th expedition of the Lucan - Olandeboye Explorers last Monday night in the Uni- ted Church school room, 26 members were present. Coun- sellor Joyce Coursey was in charge of the worship service and the study book. The story was entitled, "Juniors Belong to the Church." The meaning of Lent was also discussed, The story in Zion By MISS MURIEL KERN •::MtAktiktre:=2:Vit.t1 Personal items Mr. and Mrs, James Row- cliffe and family, London, and Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Ogle and family, Strathroy, visited on the .weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Brock. Mr. Ross Kern spent the weekend in Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Par- kinson and family visited Sim- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Here and boys. Air, and Mrs, Wm, Strong, Seaforth, and Mr. anti Airs. Burton Morgan and Paul, St. Marys, were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and. Mrs, Nor, man Brock and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ja• ques, Harry and Shirley, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Everard Miller, Earl and Elsie. The meeting of the Messen- gers was held last Sunday dur- ing the church hour with 14 members present. Worship ser- vice and study book were given by the leaders Mrs, Nor- man Jaques and Mrs. Norman Brock. Mr. and. Mrs. Wellington Brock spent Tuesday with Air. and Mrs, Tom Ogle and fam- ily of Strathroy., Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ford and Robert of Detroit Were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Don Downs, Marilyn Hearn and Marie Mr. Charles Bagger, Lucan's Mr. Mitchell Haskell, who Cochrane were in charge of past master, who has been on suffered a slight stroke, is re- games and Nancy Park led in the sick list for some time, cuperating at the home of his a sing song. son Mr. Calvin Haskell and family. Mr, and Mrs, Delbert Mor- ley of London, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs. Cliff Abbott of Saintsbery were Saturday guests of Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Brock and family of Thorndale were guests of Mr. and Airs. Cliff Abbott last Sunday and Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Miss So- Mr. Don Revington of Lucan phie Richards of Lucan were and Mr, Revington Stanley of Sunday guests. Srathroy were among the group Rev, '1'. naleelones, eastern who visited cattle farms in Ne• field-secretary of the Bible So- braska, They also toured Boy's ciety, was a Wednesday guest: Town and other places of in- of th e R e v, an d m rs, ee, tenet. Lancaster, Mr, Ian McGugan, an em- Mr. Keith Dickson is attend- ployee of the Keates Organ ing the International Business Factory, now at Acton, spent Machine Workshop in Chicago Erwin Scott the weekend at Deefield and this week, where he is present- L LJCAN sang ie the Anglican. Choir ing a paper on the London Life Sunday morning, Insurance Company's methods BI-IS': Mr. and Mrs, It Ritchie of of electronic peocedure, 2274479 227-4256 Res,; London were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, td Morris of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haekett Chatham were weekend visi- and family. tors with the ratter's parents, LUCAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Me. and Aire. Freest Ross, Mr, and 34" ,lack murdy. Mr. and Mrs, Keith KrAttl, Mr, and mfrs, Young gist's P. 0. King and grand-and Douglas woro Sunday daughter, Maureen Smith, Fri- guests of Mrs. J. R, etu ere y, day night Attended the Ilth Owing to exams the pre-teen annual National Ballet in Lon. masquerade party had to he don, where Mr. Kraal's hro• postponed until this week, ther, Me. Earl Kraut, a eller.ra'risco Traversy, daughter of ter member, had the leading Mrs. Mary Trayersy edehrated role, F'ollowing the perferm- her 9th birthday last Sunday r. and Mrs. Ross and by entertaining a few of her Mr. an vice M d Mes. Ki'aul etteeded a buffet slipper held at Mrs. girl friends'toa birthday paf- tltt auditorium of the arena. mons lt'It's. Brewh cen, Anna Paton (a sister of Mr, ' pla ns are now way for trelie. Mrs. Cecil Hodgins Kraul), our iv carnival. This event 'Aldan, Mrs, Caleott, arid Mrs, Mr. acid 1-fmatuortrraly toatinrd. under. atid school Association. It you hinge leas split between etre, Mr, Bob Mur ray. Were Satin', If You're TIRED is beihg organized by the Home BoWeL Of Exeter, The geond go.Y4 have any jaw, suggottions or )Tatty Nobel, of mhdebeye day guests or eed Mrs, -Now end then evetYbeily pet's' fir keline riiay he Where by inductee a speciAl act that yen wish to arid Mr. Conrad Of Deep Leonard POole Of London, submit, Please feel free to call field. Jimmie McNaughton, P*"8"""tinii°"64. jilii,A,,t6A1:0111tPapkr; Ary reedition caueed.rthwarAtirlgy Irritatien Solo warners were Ara, year,old son of Mr, and Mrs, bladid" 4 kelintkrt MO at the arena. Wa tch f or th e date of ruce Bradley, therieheye, trarrY McNallghon hf Londhlir ictlA kflif7Iff r:111LarLndln"1°'„'""„t tl'.''„" v vq.r special event, This is Wayne Glaneille. Crediteni, Miss Spent,_ last iireekerid with Mr. grigigtteoivt(tri:14:3,n4i rillEt,ii:iiinei vow.' night, carnival night Mary Young, Airr and Mrs, and Mrs. Wes ReVitiettin. Limn, Tom WWI titan. Mr. arid Mrs. Atte Wonde Plans were made for the an- nual Bunny Tea, scheduled for April 28, BANQUETS A SPECIALTY ORDERS TAKEN UNTIL EASTER (While supplies last) EVISCERATED Frozen Turkeys Hens or Toms presents district nati ve convent an operation on 'rues, ... Hospital, for seven weeks, um toAwntriii; tt.:'ihvates"Ivelti•cliGitelleIN,Iny riisay, learning illsr(::::81kt.e. agAalria, .\\kV,i'liji; 83, Hem. Wilson, is improving and died in Victoria ITIospital. Um- g riueile,s, pneumonia,Idu\11\r 1n-gf).11arn Tue sday clth m onth's illness ehs.21) \Ifl(Itih.. cl ayIlill\si cre nightll'n,e(3‘.1v1I'isePnsahAolol ni;es, r..aGf)ttnleennTdieKnciltiresA.: He was the .$011.. of the late neCIY of Lucas entertained in lBs'o?lered,1:.en f .allccla t(tiCitayrooUrthrierlaio°nrs) bborindoer,eteocf t loif i 7Sat'Aulr°dcaey°„blAelprill and four daughters. He was unmarried and with „. 7, his sister, Miss A inn1aLndoen:oni,C:ti . 4,,,,,,,1,5, per M Feet oei,4, . „their farm on the Clan- DRAIN. TILE fcil::hew°r'elk, Is° 1‘:1',L11.e(ipile1C)a8..eeri:,dhsolFfd,oeill'illileol olyeaseedd.tnnoiegonP:t1tete:15p5, .neC.4011:1stifidt,-- ' 057511; - =Li 81.: :1..05; .. per 'p per•• - MmM 'F. Feet,e Feet t r ).1: :te Ill Deed, . Once at Mapleton, RR 8 St. tre-41a5. per M Feet geld. Thloh"elas Above prices beset' on 190(1 Rev, G , W. Snob , min - Linear Feet, in full truckloads ister of the ClandeboYe United or more, delivered within 35 Cent11,,IFI)sbeerr,v'°j°felef off i ci a ted teesh(vielettionerestC\ia°'aysf'tallif: deietthaeirleddePlirviceersecionora lIF sizes .0 . B. tile, l r a mile radius of our plant. For ternoon at the Murcly funeral plant at Elginficld, write or home, Lucan, phone RYDALL .BRICK & TILE He is survived by one sister, LTD„ RR 2, London -,,,, Phone Miss .Alnanda. Rice and one 227.4721 Lucan, EFFICOACY AND CONTROL WITH Rediform Speediset STOCK BUSINESS FORMS 'Roberts' 'bingo! features shower Miss Mae Louise Cobleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Cobleigh of Beech St., Lucan, bride -elect of April, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower, when Mrs, Glen Kennedy of Rich- maid. St., Lucan, entertained a number of her friends, (most-. ly,efrom Lucan), A red carna- tion corsage was pinned on the bade-elect by the hostess. During the evening, "Rob- bees' Bingo" was enjoyed by all: The prize winners were, Mrs. Ernest Kennedy and Mis- ses Margaret Cobleigh and Alice Ryan. Assisting in the serving of refreshments were Mrs. Vin- cent Densmore, Clandeboye, Miss Pat Young of London and Miss Margaret Cobleigh of Lucan. le pays to advertize Mrs, Eileen Currie recently sold three more of her Sam- oyed dogs, one going to Monk- ton, N.B., one to Red Deer, Alta, and one to Moosonee, Ont. (to the sled dog breeding farm). Dogs from the Brialin Ken- nel are now in six of Canada's provinces, three in Vancouver, three in leT,S,, one in Sask. (and several in the States) all as a result of an ad in the Family Herald, so it really pays to advertize. ',Mrs. Currie expects to make it the seventh province in the near future, by completing a sale to a man in Quebec, Recreation news