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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-26, Page 18Page la April 76, 1962 Phone 2IA.2.55 • LAnon ..:,...,. . ,. and 41060 news Miss Tin;, Abbott 4erreepenelen 11 8( S hears librarian Taking as her theme, "The Best is None Too Good," Airs. Florence Cummings, of Byron Branch of the London Library, was the. guest speaker at the meeting of the Home and School Arsociation last Tues- day night. Mrs, Cummings suggested many ideas as to inculcating a love for reading, some of which were asking the libra- rian as to the best book suit- able for the child, by taking time to read to him or her and by going to the librersd with the child, choose the proper books from the thousands now available. Mrs, Cummings, with a keen sense of humor, told many of her amusing experiences with the children, She brought with her a number of hooks which she displayed and gave the members an opportunity to ex- amine later. She was introduced by a member of the staff, Mr, Tom Beet' (who at. C one time at- tended Mrs. umming's story. period), and was later thanked by Airs, Harry Wraith. Five dollars was voted to the annual music festival to he held May 22 and 23. and prob- ably the 24th and five dollars was voted to the War Memo- rial Hospital. Principal Robert Jenkins spoke briefly urging the par- ones. see their children been studying for the final exams. Tie also reeorted that the com- mittee in charge for next Sep. leMber's kindergarten class, had rounded up 20 children. Air. Beer's room won the at- tendance cup. Recreation news Good year for syru.p Berets! Corbett, one of this community's largest producers of maple syrup, reports a geed year on his farm, about seven miles west of Lucan, De again tapped in the neighborhood of 1,000 trees this year. Ile has erected a now shanty beside the old with large reservoir front which the sap , is conveyed to the vats. Mr. .Corbett has not as yet modernized to plastic tubing but still collects the sap with sled and tractor, Gpid \On Glenn and his helpers have charge of syrup operations. The camp has many visitors, including teachers with classes, church groups, purchasers and those who come out of the curiosity of seeing a sugar camp In operation. The making of maple syrup dates back to the days of the Indians and is probAbly Can- ada's oldest industry, During the past years Mr, Corbett has displayed his syrup at the Royal Winter Fair and: has won many prizes, Besides shipping to the States, he has this year shipped to Halifax, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria, so his produce is becoming known Canada-wide, Farewell presentation Prior to moving to Windsor, Mr. .Dougal Clark of conces, sion 5, Ricidulph was presented. with a plecL of luggage, wal- let anti cuff links by his neighbors and friends last Tiles- day at a social evening held in the SS 2 schoolroom, Euchre and dancing were the highlights of the evening's entertainment. with music for the latter being provided by Mrs, harry Clarke of Crediton and Mrs. Harry Shepherd of Dash wood. • Personal items Airs. Wes. Hodgins has re- turned home after spending a few days with Mr. and 'Airs. Joe Hodgins of Owen Sound. Mrs. J. 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At the mee ting pf the Lucan of Detroit died in Wyomin 8ry MRS, J, H, rATQN WI, held In the community 'Tuesday, April 17., -**,,tsamo.44-.41,,,, Memorial (..'.entre Thursday al- She is survived by two sons tereoen, Mrs. Erwin Scott, a and one daughter'; William Mrs. Stanley Tomes, Big former president, presided for Rosewarne of Wyoming, Ralph Deer Lake, Ont,, Mr. and, Mrs, the election of otlicers, coin. Rosewaroe of Detroit and Ma- L.,y na sawy er And f am il y of pried by Airs. Murray Hodgins (lane (Mrs. Jack Cochill) of petrol:la and Air. and Mrs. and. Mrs, Erie Young and pre- Detroit and tom, talpti Lynn and family were rented by the former. (then. also one brother and One guests of Mrs. Emily Tomes President is Mrs. Sheridan sister, Ross Afowbrey of East- on Sunday, fievingt,onz vioe presidents, ern. Ontario And Edith (Mrs, Mr. Austin Bice returned Aire. Jack Steacy, Airs, George Keith Harper) of Toronto. home on friday front St, Paul; secretary, Airs. tleed Mrs, Rosewarne, the former joseph's Hospital, 'Formerm$1;ifmt .CIOndebOYP..W1 executive dftes'nw-YPm'ng- News .of Clandeboye r"ect"fficgr5 Mrs. Willittni Tien:wane, 74, Mrs. David pestle was re- WI elects . Ethel Atnwbrays WaS the daueeln Mrs, Nand. Wainwright spent ter of the late Air, and Airs. a. few days last week in South Ralph Mowbray of Alice St., Huron .Hospital, Exeter, She is 1.-itlean, She attended the Wean new with her daughter in Lon- Public and High Schools end ••den- ientied Church-. wes member of the Liman Alr. Arthur Hodgins has been called for jury .duty and. be. She was a registered nurse .!°-grn t chosen,, to act on a case' having graduated in the States, where she worked for a num- " C. Harrison aol't Harrison visited with Mr, .and, ber of years, After her mar- - Mrs, Ajmer Hendrie on Fri- riaee she lived in Detroit. clay. Tier niece, Mrs, Doug 'Ewen .;fir. Ron Inglis of Watford 'of.Lhas not as yet re., has been ditching for Mr. cejvcdLCaL 1loartietilars .forterat Arthur Simpson and son George arrangements. for .severed days last week, Guests with Mrs. Omar teen- .ningha in on Saturday were her granddaughter, Carole Cunning. ham of Detroit, who is of the nursing class in the Henry Ford Hospital, Mrs; Robert Crinnian and Aire, Arthur Mor- gan of Elginfielcl and on. Sun. clay, Mr, and Mrs. Hrnol Gun- innehein of Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs. john Hewitt, spent the weekend in Sarnia Remove rubble forpost office The rubble from the recent penile building fire has been removed and during the east week the old hydro building, facing Main St., and the large frame building facing . Frank St., have all been taken down to make way for the erection of Lucan's new post office, In fact that section of Lucan has been a busy spot the oast low days for workmen have been also replacing Die siding on the Masonic Building which was so badly singed during the April 4 fire, Local .couples honored Thursday a number of the friends and neighbors met at the Glen Allen Restaurant, London, to honor Air. and Mrs. Helton Roberts. who are mov• ing to their new home at Lu- can and Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Hodeins, who are moving to their new farm, at Durham. On Saturday evening the same two couples were again honored at a party held for them in the Parish (Tall, derton. They were presented with gifts at both parties, CHURCH NEWS St. James At St. James Church, Easter Sunday wee observed with the highest number of communi- cants yet attending the holy communion service, The junior choir joined with the senior choir in the special Easter music. The rector, the Rev. E, 0, Lancaster', took his Message front the text "Mary Magda- lene cometh and telleth the disciples, I have seen the Lord. Atd. The flowers on the re e ble were placed by Mr. and Mrs. News budget from Altirless in memory of their parents. On. Sunday, April 2e the serv- ice will be at 2.30 p.m. DST, with their son, Stanley 'Hewitt -St, _Joseph's Hospital and with 'their tiaughtor-in-lair, Mrs. Hewitt and theirgranddatigh. ter, Doreen, On Sunday they attended Easter service at their former church, Trinity Anglican, at Pt, Edward, Mr. and .Mrs, Bill Walden of Chatham. and. Mr. .and Airs, Carlyle Carter and Jimmie and Air, and Mrs, Douglas Carter of ,London with Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Garter And can, :Mrs, till Dewning and dangli. ters Karen and jean, Chatham, visited the former's .parents, Air. and Airs. Minor Ile .chic over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, Rea Neil were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alton Neil and Donald of Whalen on Sunday, elected -president of ,Clundeboye WI at the .annual :meeting held at the home •of Airs, Rea Neil. Other officers are: second vice-president. Airs, Andy t_lar. tee, secretary -treasurer, Mrs, Alex Macintosh; assistant, Mrs. James Donaldson:. .district rector, Ali's, Norman hardy;' branch directors, Mrs. Dodo Lewis, Airs, Rae liodgins and Mrs. Rea Nell; auditors, Mrs. Omar Crtneingham, Mrs, Cecil Carter; .pianists, Mrs, Albeit Rosser, Mrs, Alan. DM, Mrs. J, if, Paton; Conveners of standing tom- Mitteeet .agriceltere and Cana- dean industries,. IVirs Rupert citizenship and edu. cation, 'Mrs. Ray -Cunningham; historical research, Mrs, Don Pettigrew; h o M e .e Q(MOM les and health, Mrs. Karl O'Neil; resolutions, Mrs, James Pon, aldson; public relations, Mrs, Wilmer Scott, Annual reports were given. During the past year $20 was given towards the upkeep or an Italian three-yearold child, Adda Zarfati in Rome, Lucati and Riverview Institutes share the child's support. Other do- nations included five dollars to the Music Festival, four dol- lars to Children's War Memo- rial Hospital, three dollars to CNIB, The Institute also sponsored a 4-hi girls club, placed flow- ers for past members in St. James Church at the memorial service, assisted with cancer drive and held two hake sales. The branch will entertain an- other institute at the May meeting. Roll call was answered by giving hints for using salt and vinegar. By TOM BANKS With the ice going out at the arena, and the hockey and skating season over until Oc- tober, plans for the summer playground are getting wider Way. We hope to have the, school baseball and volleyball seheds the for boys and girls started within the next two weeks, This will be competition between 80.1001A arid will operate as the hockey did this winter, The Lucian Recreation Com• mission has sent two gills, hiss MAO, Alathere and Miss. Carol Davis to the arts and crafts eourse in Chathant this week, When they rotUrit, I plan to get gelded the arts and crafts program for the young folks. Tennis enthusiasts are slow in showing their interest for this activity, To be able to -iirogram• this, We have to know approximately the aniount sit interest there is in The main feature at the arana this week ra the prescitta. lion by Me. Squires of the play "Snow White anti the Seven twat?-5," Tide lakee plait Thursday evening, April :26, IP the anditotinfil, the junior drama telikei IS Practieing all this Week in PrePatetion for its play. It Will be performed the near fit- tete, Watch fee date And Mee to tee our lode talent in Mrs, Murray Hotlginf.t, Pupils bonny drive School opened Thursday morning with an impressive Easter assembly. Rev. E. O. Lancaster led in the prayer and Rev. G. W. Sach spoke on the resurrection which he likened to the life history of a butterfly, He told A number of interesting events during his missionary service. He ended by repeating hi ice "Christ is Risen," to which the children twice repeated, "He is risen indeed." For some time the teachers have been taking turns in puts tmn on a display in the glass trophy case. Dill month being the principals' turn. Mrs. ,Ien- kins helped him out by arran- ging a beautiful and colorful Easter scene, of the Trium- phant Entry. Pupils from four of Lucan's six rooms exhibited their Eas- ter spirit by donating to the LTPL Bunny Bundle for Crip- pled Children. Mr. Beer's room, $10; Mrs. Ross McRob- erts' room $5.60; Mrs. Cor- bett's kindergarten, $3.40 and Mrs. Arenthal's room, $5,00, a total of $26.00. The school as a whole collected $27.00 for the Red Cross. Mr. Douglas Corsaut has ac- cepted a position on the Lon- don Public School staff and milt be succeeded by Mr. Keith O'Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Neil of RR 1, Luean., Pupils present operetta tonight The teacher and the pupils of the "Lucan School of Music", have, for weeks been working overtime preparing for the presentation ni the operetea., "Snowevhite and the Seven Dwarfs", to be presented in the Community Memorial Cen- tre, Thursday evening, April 26. Rehearsals are being held all this week With a dress re- hearsal Wednesday afternoon. Mr, Squires is no amateur at staging operettas as he ha. presented several in St. Tho- mas, so Lucanites are looking forward to a rare treat Thurs- day night, It is expected there will be a capacity crowd present, to see this colorful display, with its two piano accompaniment. AlI proceeds go to the crip- pled children, Fires and more fires The Lucan Volunteer Fire- men were again kept busy Fri- day and Saturday with three :more grass fires, The first, at the' back of Mr. Don Hearn's -which quickly spread toward the barn of Mr. Frank Kelly. The second was at Mr. Erwin Scott's and the last a. the clump. It is hoped the weekend rain will give the firemen a respite for a while at least. Man found dead with rake in hand Mt. Cyril Genereaux, 34. who lived on concession 12, London Township at the Cameron side- road was found dead in a grass fire at his home last Tuesday afternoon. It is thought he died of a heart attack. Ile still had . a rake in his hand when dis- covered by his wife. Coroner Dr. Win. Butler of Ailsa Craig and OPP. Con- stable Robert Abra Lucan are investigating, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Sach and: Margaret on Sunday eve• ning atte n d e d the Easter Thalikoffering service at the Londesboro United Churc ii here Mr, Sach was the guest speaker, giving an illustrated talk on Labrador, Of the 200 High School etu. dente visiting New York during their Easter vacation 26 were from Medwas School, including Ilene Donaldson and Judy Has- kett of Luean, Mts. Fred Thomson of Van- eouver (wife or the Rev, Fred Thomson. a former pastor of the Litcan Pentecostal Holiness lurch) flew clown to attend the funeral of het Mother, Rupert, Gagnon, al. Hartilleri, April 12, and then SPent a few days in Lucan with her bro- ther the Rev. E, Gagnon and family and Lucan friends, Mr. and Mee, Robert lenkins spent Good Friday with their daughter, Mrs, John Woods and family or London, who snent Easter with , them. OA 'Monday, bit, and Mrs. Jenkins left for Termite. where the former attended the 't'eacher's' Convention r'ttesday and Wed. ilesday, Miss Lorrain' 'Graham of ix. on and her deters, Mrs. Bob ertiNter,atIll Miss June Gra. bait Toronte, spent A few 1ayS with friends' in HAMS- htirg, Penn. OnGood Friday, Stout Mas- ter t arl Carling and whits rent tin a hike and etiliketit of, the village, Matie ;Liddell Churches active over Eastertide Anglican Church. The baskets of _flowers in the church Were in memory of the late Mrs. Warner Weetman and the Easter lilies in memory of Mrs. Pearl Cobleigh, Over 40 members attended the 8.30 a.m. communion and a capacity erovid filled the church at 11 a.m. for the East- er service. For months the junior con• gregation has been striving for an attendance of 60, but owing to measles, chickenpox, mumps and flu, eould never reach its objective, However, on Sunday all here happy to reach an. all-time high of 63. United Church Chairs were required Sunday morning to accommodate the large Easter congregation. Thirteen YPL7' members at- tended the sunrise service at Parkhill. The Messengers Mrs. Stuart McLellan and Mrs. .1, W. Loekyer were in charge of the Messengers' meeting in the church school- room Saturday. The fanner read the story, 'The Easter Morning" and the latter read the scripture lesson. ,Tanette Barr and Jane Lock- yet. read Easter poems, and Ross _Pettigrew gave the clos- ing prayer, Being the Easter meeting there was a hunt for Easter eggs besides other games. Pentecostal Holiness Church Owing to the death of the pastor's mother. Mrs, Rupert Gagnon, there was no WA this month. There was a mad a:tendance at the Sunday services. At the morning service ,lovce Butler sang, "What Easter Really Means" and the nastor look as his text, "Behold the Empty Tomb", Holy week in Lucan At the united services in the Pentecostal. Church Monday evenine the Rev. Harry Grant of Arthur was eueet sneaker. Mr. Grant gave a talk on. Christ's suffering in the Gar- den of Gethsemane. The re- cently organized choir, directed by the nastor Rey. E. A, Gag- non, with .Mrs, Jack Eizenea at the piano sang two num- bers. Twenty - seven 'Explorers and their leaders helped to makeup a splendid congrega- thin. On Tuesday night, at the United Church, the Rey. Har- old J. Snell of Oakridge Acres eeoke on '"rile Centurion", The choir lee in 1'7^ ire -le with Messrs. Ernest Ross, Stu- art McLellan and Don Petti- erew singing "The Old Rug- ged Cross." On Wednesday night at the Pentecostal Holiness Cherch, Rev. G. eer, San, sunlit> nn the love of God. The pastor played a cornet nomber• accompanied bY Mrs. Ed Butler. The last united meeting. was held in the 'relin e d Church Thursday evenine. when the Rev. Peery A, Pune, nf ton- deehoro, snake oe "The Three ("metes", Rev, E. A. Gagnon led in prayer and the chair provided .sneetal nincic On Thursday evening the riffled Church relebretPrl F"‘' Communiee ain't received Ain and Mrs, 'r,„ Savard. Mrs. Pa- tricia Stull. Mrs. Alma Price and Miss Gertrude Demnsv as new members, At 10:30 a,m, last \Wednesday there was Holy Cemmunion in Ilely Tri- nity Church, At 8:30 p.m, Thursday the rector gave an addrese on nraver anti at 8:30 e,m.. Good Toridev, the eneciel service of the Seven Sayings on the Cross was held. Friday ter Sherbrooke, Que., where she mill spend her Eas- ter vacation with her sister, Airs, Keith Jeffrey and fir, Jeffrey. Mrs, Dan Lewis has returned home fo Ailsa Craig after spending a week with her sis- ter, Airs, Gordon Benting and Mr, learning. Lucards two .students at the London 'reecho's' Colleet. Slat , fete 'Revington arid Keith O'- Neil, have code secure a school for September. the for- me, at the Oxbow Area School neat Merton and the latter' in the Lunn Public Sehodi lilt and Airs. A. R. Wilkie, son and family visited Mr, Wil- kinson's 4,year.old rather. Mr. Wm. Wilkinson at the Dear- ness Home, 'London, on Sun- clay. Alter five years as clerk in the Radeliffe Drug Stem Mrs, Bert Thompson hat retired and has been replaced by Mrs, Glee Haskell in the morning, and , Mrs, till Allen in the after, noon. Mrs, Torn "Flanks and P es! gY havt, returned from a five day visit with Airs, Bank's, Mother, Mrs, John Parent. of Leem- ill glee, Sirs. Thomee Dickson and Alias Marjene Dickson of ten- ded were last Stindek' guests of Mr, And Mrs, Keith Diek, son and Mr, and Mrs, A. Sewed, alSO of London, spent Meefley With them, On e gaette Sunday Mr. and bf.rs, •Diekson Arid family spent the day With Mr, and Mrs , Seeord, Robb.; .distrret director-, Mrs. C. It. George;• brava directors Mrs. Wm, Brownlee, Mrs. Ira Carling and Atrs, Roy Hamil- ton; auditors. Mrs, Harold Ilodgins and Mrs.. George Paul, Conveners of standing com- mittees: agidealtnre and Can- adian industries, Mrs. Guy Ryan; home economies and health, Mrs. Frank Joliffe; ci- tizenship and education, Mrs, Erie Young; historical research. and current events, Mrs. Gov. don taMing; resolutions, Mrs, Jack Wilkie; public reeteone, Airs. John Park; Tweedsmuir History committee, .Mrs, Frank Hardy, 'Mrs, Erwin Scott and typist Mrs, Murray liodgins; publicity, Miss Lina Abbott; pianists, Mrs. H. B, Langford and Mrs. Roy Hamilton; sick and sunshine, Mrs. Harold Cor- bett. Roll call was answered by the paying of fees, The president, Airs. C. IL George spoke on the motto, "The man who makes no mis- takes, does not usually make anything." A letter with picture and par- ticulars of the child being spon- sored by the Lucan, Clande- boye and Riverview Women's institutes, was read and pas- sed around, Mrs. Sheridan .Reyington, Mrs, Murray Hodgins and Mrs. Erwin Scott volunteered to at- tend the District Annual, May 24, Ali members were asked to bake a pie or cake (prefer- ably pie) for the dessert to be served at the Dog Show, May 12, and a number volunteered to assist with the serving. All annual reports were presented. Aire. James Donaldson of Clandeboye gave a talk on "Re- solutions" and conducted a contest based on the word "Re- solutions," which was won by Miss Lina Abbott. At the May, grandmother's evening meeting :Miss Marilyn. Brownlee will give an illus- trated talk on her recent trip to Europe, The Jr. Institute will be guests. All charter members will be sent a special -i te- am to attend and each -t- he. was asked to bring at —et one 'friend to the meeting, Airs. William Brownlee, as lunch convener, was assisted by Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs. George Young and Mrs. George Paul. Campbell and family of Toronto, Mrs. Harry AleFall.s, Mrs. Grace Wiliburn a n d Carole, Mr. and Airs. Cecil McFalls,. of. London and Mrs. John Martin and family of Toronto. Ms, and Mrs. Dwight Hen- derson and family in Bothwell, guests of Mr. and Airs. James Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austen. Mrs, Ira Carling and family in Kincardine the guests of Sir. and Airs, Elmer Walpole, bringing Avis Walpole, back with them to holiday with Les-. Mr, John Rinn, Howard, William and Miss Noreen Wal- kom were S u d a y evening .guests with Noreen's mother, Airs, Grace Walkom, of Russel- dale. bliss Mary De Brabanderc, of St. Joseph's Academy, Lon- don, is spending the holidays with her parents, Air. anti Mrs, Jules De Brabandere, and family, Air, and Mrs. Jules De Bra- bandere and family were Sun- day guests with her sister, Mr, and Airs, Joe Delesia, of Stratford. David Straiten is spending Ids Easter holidays with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strahan, Eighth Line. elr. Robert Elston is at pre- sent a patient in St. Mary's Hospital due to a severe at- tack of asthma. Mr. arid Mrs. Harold O'Brien and Owen were Sunday guests with Mrs. O'Brien's brother, Max Barnet and family, Agin- court. Owen is remaining for a few days holidays. Mrs. Verna Johns, of St. Thomas, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker and family on Good Friday. Ross and. Blair Scrivens, of Rochester, New York, are en- joying the Easter holidays with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Airs. Nelson Baker and family. Sunday guests with MT, and Mrs, Oliver Baker and Elton were her father, Air. Herb Beer, and Anna, of Munro, and Miss Wilena Bimmy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston Were, Sunday guests of Airs, Elston's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daynard and family, St. Marys.. Seeding has started in the cam m unity. :Farmers will be working day and night for a while Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs, William Spence were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock and BM, West Zion, and grandparents, Mr, and Airs. Milton Brock, of Zion. Sunday evening guests were her sister. Mrs. Bill Strong, and Bill, of Seaforth. United church At, the United Church a good congregation attended the East- Mr. anti Mrs. Ken Carter er service. The minister, the entertained on Sunday, Mrs, Rev. G. W, Seel took as his Levi Carter, London, and Mr, text "Jesus said unto her, and Mrs, Andy Carter, "Mary;" she turned and said Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKee. unto Him, "Master." tan, blatinda, Susan and Ricky bliss Marjorie Donaldson of Northville, Michigan, were sang "The Holy City." guests of Mr. and Mrs, Andy On Sunday, April 29 service Carter, Sunday evening and will be on Daylight Saving Monday. Time at 1.45 due to the cen- Ain Alfred Kilmer is a Pa- feudal Masonic service in Le- tient in the Craigholme, Ailsa can at 3 p.ni, Craig. PER ANNUM 2,3,4 or 5 Years Interest Payable Half-Yearly by Coupon or Cheque. Inquiries Welcomed. Do you know that, on request, our Company's debentures issued to an individual solely, can be cashed on death in case of need? THE ONTARIO LOAN 6t. DEBENTURE CO. Serving London and District since 1870 Dundas St. at Market Lane and Market Square, London, Ont. REPRESENTATIVES CONSIDERED Lucan personal items Easier visitors blr, and Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiarton with Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Their niece Mu- riel Abbott, daughter of air', and Mrs. Arthur Abbott, re- turned with them to.. a holi- day in Wiarton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sugden of Montreal and Air. and Mrs, H, .1. Knowles of Toronto with Air, and Airs, J. S. Radcliffe, Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Morrison of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Rummell. The latter's sister Joyce Rummell returned with them for a holiday in De- troit. Carol leaskett, daughter of Dr, C. Bruce Cantelon and Air, and Mrs, Glenn Ffaskett, two sons David and. John of Accompanied her grand-parents West Lorne with Mr. and Airs. Mn. and Mrs. Fred Tnlede, J. 11, Canteen, the boys re- London to St. Clair, Mich., maining over tot a holiday where they were guests of w ith their grandparents. Mrs. William Nixon for the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan and weekend, baby in Toronto, visiting their Mr, and Airs. Bruce Cornford grand mother Mrs. Margaret and son of Torohto, Mr. Ken- Donnelly who is at present neth Simpson of Ottawa and hospitalized. Miss Heather Allison of Wind- Miss Edythe Cook of the Tor- sor with Mr. and Mrs, Ernest onto PS staff with her father, Ross. the Rev, le, M. Cook, Mr. and Airs, Clarence Har- Air. Wm, Lockyer of Cain- dy and family with Mr, and lachie with m e . an d -g ra , .3, Mrs, Ross Love of Shiplea. W. Lockyer and family, Miss Eva Lancaster of SE, With Mr, and Mrs, Wm. kit- MaryS and 'Mr. Fred Thorne of esteek were Mr, and M's. London with the Rev. and Sirs. Frank• Aylestock and son Ron- E, 0. Lancaster. rile, Mr, Howard Aylestock and With Mr. and Airs, Calvin daughter Rella and Mrs. Mary Haskett and. Mr. Mitchell Hee- Sawyer, All •of .elontreal, eed kett on Sunday were, me, and the R ev, A. Aylestock of North Airs. Jack Cumniins and fam- Buxton was a Sunday guest. fly, Toronto, Air. aed Airs. eirs, Irene [licks and son Jack Graham and family, Chat- A ham and Mrs, H. Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs, Harold meFalls, son, Leedom Ms. tend Mrs. Rufus Thome- Ain and Airs. Win, Butler son with their son, Mr, George And family end Mr, Harry But 'rhompson and family of St. lee of Toronto. with Mr, and cptbariaos, Fl, B. Langford. Air, and Mrs, W, W, Garrett MP, and lira ' Geor ge Stan- and lad; of Edgeteeod and hey of Hamilton, Mr, and Airs, Mr. And Mrs. Don AleTaggi.rt Peter Wiseman and bliss Jean at Lotidori with firs, Bob Cole. Stanley of Teronto with Mr, mail on Sunday, and Mrs. Wilbert Stanley, • Mr, and Aire, Keith McComb C. r. lean gt°Pd a t.eW With Owen Solind relativot over days with her Inn th(17, MM the weekend:. John Casey before returning to Alt', and Airs, n ey d Cook arm Toronto, on Monday, family of Lohden With Mrs, td, Morris with her Wm. alksheu, parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jack i4“, grid Sturdy, last week and was Ae nd umr,su.illteeo ll id joined by Mrs, Morris on Sat. Alt, utdrly and both spent Easter O4,o,..p' waoid „ 4 Tor. with Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Mar- onto. with wir Pei' Alt, ris of Owen Sound, and Mrs. N. W, Wssoidge. With Mrs' A ' 11°d ..';'.'"" Ter ...remit Culbert and Were Mr ' and Willi a m friend, Miss. Catherine P'Arkin. estn" Wst MU ' MP.' and sag of Lention, with Mr. Add Ales, Colin Nuent and family, mt.,. tto ;hisses holly and '411 M u Af,,, and my,A, t,,o ut A Kii mor Londonof And 'Zee Miriam of tAteatt and Alt', and ;fir's, Martin ref Delrbit, !Omer now Of Weston Strallitoy with Sir, and Mrs. to London, Mr. "tVin ktnn Stant6Y. of with Air. and Mee, Min Hons. Ivan Stanley. A ti s,s Tt u b v ip,owil of Toronto and Mr's, Eleanor McLeod ;,.,1.0.s 1.,:l guA ci 85i5s `.1674 h m4:°"tlysdp,, Kinard-tilt , with Mrs, Alma '"e' d P and sey. 1"88 6 "" Dr, and ill ;Marvin Stibtit Ps, m Mr, Arid Met, ClArerte fiat, 1'011,17 and ,Mr: klt. tri 011ey o t t.tls.tin An, Lon to? 11,,t,o»,trin Ann Lanni Of ge t Loudon, tor? Sunday, the Wes, Aire, Warne' bielltiberta Of sort the Dresden High Staff, ltudd and Cot - at her hefilt herd. tie tit ''.reentori and Aire. Lloyd With Me, and Mrs. Sheridan Bissell a tondoti with M. and flevitigton f Mr, and Mit, Abit Baseline fly .MRS, .ARCHIE PEWAR ... 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