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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-05, Page 3Retires 3.'3 .f OP141.16 "Now, about that delinquent bin, Mr. Weber." Stick It With SELF-ADHESIVE CELLULOSE TAPE Deluxe Metal Dispenser Heavy weight and rubber feet guarantee against slip- ping. holds 72 - yard roll. $2,25 Ross Taylor of Snell Bros. Ltd. offers sensational. Holiday Pricesl! TI', ES 95 q3.95 Delve Cam:of:roe and Accident Free ith DOMINION TIRES Snell ros. Ltd, 01-10145 100 EXE i470-15 EXCHANGE 7-50-14 TUBELESS Battery Specials 6-VOLT 4 9,70 12-VOLT Kul!), GUara1116tad ER DEDICATE CAIRN-Members of the Switzer family dedicated a cairn near Rannoch Sunday to the memory of John and Agnes Switzer, who came from. Limerick, Ire- land, to the Mitchell Town Road, in Blanshard Township, in 1843. On the left of the . cairn is George Webster, Millgrove, 1963-64 president of the Switzer family, On the right is Clarence Switzer, RR 1 St. Marys, chairman of the cairn building committee. photo Unveil Rannock cairn in memory of pioneers Hc:NSALL. Mrs. R..1, Paterson and miss A, Consitt were weekend guests with Mrs. Cornelius Cook al her summer cottage Delmar, Oak- wood, Grand Bend, Personal items Mr. and Airs. Wilfred Wilson attended the funeral of the late David L. Gibb at the Bennett and ,Pincombe funeral home in London on Thursday. Burial was at St. Alarys Cemetery. Air. Lawrence Rae was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson on Sunday evening. Barry Thompson of 8th line is spending a few holidays at the home of his grandfather, Mr. john !;.inn, Aliss Lorraine Hill of Lam- beth is spending the week with her cousins, Brenda, Margaret and Janet. Parkinson. Ali Sharon Marriott was successful in passing her grade 11 at St. Marys High School. Air. and Airs. Harry Danard, Paul and Phyllis and Mrs. Ida. Knox of St. Marys were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston on Sunday. Air, and Mrs. McNeight were guests al Mr, and Mrs. A. De- wars on Saturday evening. Miss Mary Yen, postmistress at Grand Bend for the past 19 years, retired this week prior te moving to Detroit to live with her sister-in-law. Her re- cord of service was the longest on record at the peat office in the summer resort. She re- ported that what was consider ed an exceptionally good week's business when she started is now a poor day at the slim- mer resort. depot. By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR News budget from Baseline "The first rule for keeping healthy is to pay your dues on time." Still no word. on GB water Grand Bend council has still received no word from the Ontario Municipal Board re- garding the proposed $377,000 water system. The board held a meeting in Grand Bend on April 5 to hear objections to the system but the decision has still not been rea cher!. Frank Campbetl, projects of. ficer with the OWRC, reported to council by letter that the OMB member who sat at Grand Bend his been continu- ously engaged since that date and has not presented his re- port. Stephen council - Continued from page 1 and loaded on township truck, A supplementary road by- law, increasing the budget 810,000 was approved. This is the same amount as last year, Road Sup't Lawrence Hill re- ported construction work on bridge at con, two and the culvert on con. 18 is well under wa y, The work of cleaning up Fairfield cemetery and plac- ing the monuments in a cent- ral lecation has been complet- ed. Membership in the newly- formed Huron County Road Superintendents' Ass'n was ap- proved for Lawrence Hill, Over 8,000 cattle Reports indicated a total of 8,488 cattle have been sprayed for warble fly this yeat; the children's aid grant amounted to $1,044,82, and tax arrears at July I are $32,285, considered normal, Building permits were issued J. H. Glides, Oakwood sub- divisien, renovation Elmer Lawson, Crediton, house; Le- land Resternayee, Dashwood, house; 08ear Pfaff, Crediton, mewing and erecting garage and workshep, Adopt Audit report Audit report for 1061, receiv- ed from A, M, Fiktroor and Co., Gederieli, revealed the town- ship ended the year with A 85,407 Surplus, tonipate.d to a sitephIS of 87,495 teal year. ExpendithreS totalled $213,6911 including $50,369 for public works, $68,423 for education, 851,607 for county services, $9,400 for polite village rates and gtant, Surplus Of the other town. ship OperatioeS foe the year were AS follows (deficits Where indicated): Crediteit, $7,37; Centralia, $1426 'With; bashwood. 206;„ sae()) Area board, 83,61,7; SS NO, 1, 043 deficit; ML Car. Mel beard, $92.77 deficit; SS 1 t, 11,23 deficit, cominittlity centre, 840,83; DeallWeed hydre• eleettic systetti, attfig. Reeve Glenn Webh presided ttkd all trieniberS Were present, Bethel fetes pastor, wife Lodges stage at Riverview Hodge reunion , annual picnic About 50 members of the Hodge family met at River- view Park, Exeter, and elect- ed Mrs, Earl Stephen as president, Mrs, Alvin. Hodge, as secretary - treasurer and the Featherstone family as sports cniti mittee. Results of races Under six years welt: David Feather- stone, Betty Ann Hedge; six to nine, Barry liOdet Shelley Weber; nine to 12, Deneld Stephen, John FeatherStone; boys walk the rope, Bobby Featherstone; eating marsh- mallows, Robby Hedge, R088 Stephen; paper plate race, Elinor RroWti, Murray Stephen; balloon rade, John Feather. stone; Ringing the clothespins, Roxic Weber and Loene liodge; eating the cereal, Edith Yea. Married ladies, MerY Fisher, limestone and Lorne Hodge; Audrey MacGregor; young la. candy relay, Fred ilyde's dies, Kathy Itern, Ingrid '(hewn , team; soap relay, Fred Hyde's dor; married men, Glen Fisher, team; throwing the weight, Doh MacGregor; kick slipper, Murray Stephen; kicking the Marion Skinner, Janet Skinner; shoe in a lift', Alvin Hedge; String and keyt Dorothy 1-tat. Oldest coin, Alvin Hedge; ter's team; clothes pins, born. la dy with most buttons on thy Hatter's team; hail on dreSS, Ethel Stephens; lady string, Derethy Knight; Cues- with most articles in purse, sing ;telly beans, M h tt rice Edith Featherstenet: guessing Quance, Waistline, jean O'Brien; guess• hi charge or tables were, Hat. ing &intents of can, Elsie old and RelVa. Rowe, Gerald And O'Brien; guessing candies in thig Meralls, Evaline Whiting, jar, Lloyd Snarling; lucky Olive Hicks, Allen Pletcher, chair, Stella Hodge: most let. Iteleh Parsons; sports, Mary terra in WO., Charlie Feather. Fisher, Bernice Ford, 'Helen stone; scavenger hunt, Murray Bell, 'Garnet Hicks, BONA Rowe, 1-lodge. Turn down request for PS traffic light Ontario- Depl. of Iii&lwAYs, after conducting a survey of traffic conditions at the corner of Mein and Victoria streets, reported to council Tuesday installation of a traffic light night it would not. permit; the there, The traffic light had been re- quested by E xeter Public School Board which WASoricerried about, the hazard of heavy traf- fic to nundreda of children •cros- sing the intersection. The board had been supported by town council, In a detailed report, the dept said experience h ATI proven that traffic lights do not reduce the number of accidents. It considered the public school safety patrol, had been doing a good job and that the fact there has been no accident at the in- tersection was "an excellent safety record " rec- ommend that council prohibit The dep't did, however, ree. parking near the intersection, define the access to Exeter Motor Sales' service station on the southeast corner and ade- quately maintain the warning signs and patterns painted on the highway, About traffic light safety, the report said: '"Provincial accident records for J959 and 1960 indicate that about 40'";, of the pedestrian ac- cidents that occur at intersec- tions happen at signalized In- tersections Of, these about 75";, involve pedestrians crossing legally with the signal. A traf- fic control signal, therefore, cannot, automatically be con- Instructed -the town solicitor sidered a safety device." to investigate the title to the Council accepted the report property of the former Town with little comment, and Country Restaurant, which. Council also: burned down last year, and to Referred to property commit- determine what action could he tee a request from Robert taken by law to arrange for 'Luxton, William St., to sell a clean-up of the debris, 30-foot strip of land adjacent to the 50-foot. lot, which Mr. Lux- . • ,,,,a ,a •„• ton recently bought from Sweitzer on Marlborough St. The story In The 30-foot strip is between the. Luxton property and the Sand- era St. road allowance; Agreed to have the town a.p- proach .signs repainted in co- operation with the service. clubs and granted Exeter Industrial Development Corporation per' Personal items mission to attach an advertis- ' Recent guests with Mr. and ing strip to these signs. Mrs, Bill Johnson were Mr. Authorized more frequent and Mrs. Jack Lake and Linda, clean-up of the library and town Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. Don hall property to prevent the un- Fairhairn, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCracken, London, and hod- day guests included Mr. and Mrs, Jim Leslie, Toronto, Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Shannon and family. Sault Ste. Marie, They Greenway the cottage. of Mr. and Mrs, spent; Sunday and Monday at By MRS, C. WOODBURN- 'Harold Olah and family, south of Drysdale. mer....„.!•'.mamrome.mott. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Stevens , and Phillip, London, were re. Perso'nal items . cent. guests with Mr. and Mrs, • Mr. and. 'Mrs, Willis Brophey •jack .Dickins. of Montreal visited last week Mr, and Mrs. Ron }Iceman, with the Brophey families, • Barrie, were weekend guests at Mrs, W. Freele of Merton the home of her brother. Mr. spent the weekend, with her and Mrs. Tom Rees, sister, Mrs, Harald McDonald Little Nancy Tindall spent the and Mr McDonald. Mr. George Gallen returned holiday with her cousins, David home after undergoing surgery and Donnie McFall& n. Scott 'Memorial Hospital, Sea- Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Latta, Carol, Kenny and David and forth, and Mrs. Fred. Eggert Air. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson and daughter are visiting with spent Sunday at "Twin Oaks", Mr. and Mrs Ervine Eggert. Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eagleson and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Eag- leson attended the Kemps-At- kinson wedding al Saintsbury on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wood- burn and family of Gall spent the weekend with relatives here. A number of relatives in this district attended the funeral of the late Mr. Cecil Carter of. Clandeboye en 'Friday. Mr. a•nd Mrs. Joe Hodge and Jeanette, • of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs, Albert Pol- lock. • Mrs. Ken Larmer and. Mrs. Sheila Nichols of Peterboro spent the weekend with Mr; and Mrs. Carman Woodburn, Mr. John BowMan of Lon- don visited last week with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Law• rente and faMily of Detroit visited oil Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson, Area crashes - Continued from wage I of the eastbound vehicle. PC Westover estimated damage' at $400, Four-car crash An 81 Four cars were damaged in a chain of rear-end collisions when vehicles were lined upon No. 81. near 21 during a period of heavy traffic Sunday, Gar driven by Barry W. 0'. Brien, 18, RR 7 LOndon, struck another driven by Thomas H. Watson, 49, Lohdon, which had, been top p e d, Watson was driven into Edward J, Lane, 21, London, and 'Lane into Ross Turhinill, 22, Lendon, all stop- pal tot traffic. PC Gibbons eatitriated dam- age at $1,300, Friday, CAPS shriven by Lloyd Miller, 32, Victoria St., and A. W. Pickard, 67, JOhn, Si,, dol. tided At the intersection 83 and 4, causing fairly heavy damage, according to CO, John Cowen. Monday, cars driven by Rob- ert LettekS, 1.7, Huron, and Wil- liam O. Pollen, 23, Raton,. Were in a rear-end collision ,near the Pdllen residence on littron, Damage Was Mittel'. Hay catches fire A ear Owned by Lloyd Reyn ,_ Olds, PI HenSall,, glittered damage by fire Sunday about .9 p.m, when hay WAS ignited by„ the Muffler, heytieids had been inspect. "What cati de for you?" ing sonic fieldS and hay had Asked the ..intOrtie tag Mallet- beconie lodged above the muf- tor, flee, "Nettling," said the hares- .A passing Motorist and PC sed.160king taxpayer. "I just M. Westover helped the 'Owner wanted to meet the people I'm extinguish the. blare, worldng fat" Woodbam, honors, and M rs. Mills°41 re ' turned home from Drills maine Schenk, Cr:II:t een. s Webb, A family picnic was held on Mr Nelson Ashberry, who was where she visited her brother. can. Woodh a m. Grade 4 --- - Graderae 5.1,....thCeon: _Latta, ill but is improving, Sunday at West Hill for the Sharon -descendants of Mr. Robert Mins, London (honors), Vero- Ashbur'y, formerly of Lucan. nn Hern. Woodham thonorsi, Air and:hies. Clarence Alinson Charmaine Schenk, Crediton and their families attended. (honors), Paul Baker. Wood- On Monday they visited with ham and. Kathryn. I-tern, Win- thei r son :Ralph and fam i ly .c117. London. news Miss Marilyn Burrhall, Church ronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. Emily Tomes. On Mrs. .11Al nolr.11dyay eCa‘reteilri,rig. lilt'. . M. and and Airs. Clarence Carter .and Arthur Hodgins attended the beef barbecue for St Paul's Church., Kirkton. held at the Community Centre. Last week. Mrs. Clarence O'Neil and .Clarice LOWS and Mary of Montgomery, Penh,. visited. Mrs. Cecil Carter and IVIr. and Airs. Karl O'Neil in Lucan. Other visitors were. Mr's. Lulu. Hill of Scarborough and Mr. and Airs. Grant Lati. mer of Sarnia. Air. and Mrs. Orton Leather- 'Alna rid Mrs. Jack INIarisoll, land and Diane of Toronto John and Mary of Simcoe spent the weekend with the vaned Mrs. Manson's mother, formers sister and brother-in- Mrs. Alvin Cunningham, on law, Mr. and Mrs. Rea. Neil. Sunday. on Sunday. They all attended the Leatherland picnic al Mr. Reg Schultz' at Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Welch and Dale. Linda and Timothy of the village moved on Mon- clay back In St, Catharines. They had resided in Lucan but. later moved to the village For the funeral service for her Cecil Cecil Carter on. Friday at St. win Gehel, son of Mr. and Jame Church. the rector. the Er e. Mrs. Kurt Gebel, is holidaying, Rev. E. U. Lancaster, took is in Rochester, New York, with his text "Blessed are the dead 'Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts which die in the Lord''. and Billie. Bilieil Following the enmmittal ser- l Downing of ('hat- vice in St., James cemetery, Airs. ham spent Thursday and Fri. taken by Mr. Lancaster. the day with her parents, Mr. and members of Lucan Irving Mrs. Abner Hendrie. Mr. Hen- Lodge No. 154 A.F. 6/... A.M. drie's sister, AL's. Cora Me- with W.111. William McFalls, Lean, motored from 5t. Peter- R.W. Ern. Murray Hodgins, burg, Florida. and is visiting LP,M. Cecil Robb and Wor them. On Tuesday, Mrs. Me- Brn, C. P. Corbett conductint Lean and Mr. and Mrs. Hen' the service with 28 attending drie visited another cousin, from London, Exeter, Ci'antnn Mrs. Alex O'Neil, in Aylmer, and St, Marys. Airs. Charles Elson returned Pallbearers were Alan HAI, to her home here on Saturday Roy Cunningham, Andy Carter, after spending nine weeks in Charles Coughlin, .Arthur .Hodg- St, joseph'a Hospital where ings and Murray Hodgson. she had a hip operation, At The ladies of St. :tarries present she is able to use Church Guild. served refresh- crutches. Her daughter, Mrs, meets in the Sunday school Jim Ryder, and her two child- room to over a hundred rela- ren. Carol and Vincent of Lon- -lives and friends from Sear- don are staying with bee. borough, Toronto, London, Ayl- Cpl. A, J. Boggs, of Camp met, Montgomery, Penn.. Gra. Borden, spent the weekend with venburst, Kitchener and St. his wife and daughters Vicky Catharines, 1/2 " AND 1/4 " - 36 AND 72 YARDS DISPENSER PAKS IN 1000" AND 36 YARDS At The Times-Advocate A number of district resi- dents attended the unveiling Sunday at Rannock of the cairn erected in memory of John Switzer and his wife, Agnes Corneille, who came to Canada from Limerick County, Ireland, in June, 1843, They were among the first settlers in Blanshard and settled on the corner farm of North Mitchell road and the end of the fourth concession. Five sons and two daughters came with them, one son and one daughter remaining in the old land. There were 77 grandchildren in Canada, of whom four are still .living-Mrs. Alice Switzer, who Ives in Australia; her sis- ter, Airs. Agnes Ribey, Sit Thomas; Mrs. Nettie Hookway, Mitchell road, and her sister, Mrs. Rev. George Sparling, who unveiled the. cairn. Mrs, Sparling and her hus- band were, missionaries in west China, as was a cousin, Miss Mary Switzer Hater Mrs, Harry Registrations totalled 230 at. the Exeter Vacation Bible School which started this week, Director Stanley Sauder re- ports. "We can still handle more," he. said: "We'll welcome any new students". Fifteen teachers are on the staff of the school, which is being conducted in four build- ings. Classes are being held in the Christian Reformed Church, Main St. north; Thames Road Mennonite Mission, No, 83; the garage and basement of the home of the director,. Saucier, on Andrew St. north, Theme of this year's school is "Witnessing .f o r Jesus". The students will present a program, based on their stu- dies, Friday evening, July 13. The staff includes: grades 9- 10, Rev. R. Van .Farowe; grades 7.8, Bruce Perry; grade 6, Mrs. M. C, .Fletcher; grade 5, Mark Bender; grade 4, Mrs. Don Wilson, Mrs, Barbara Saucier; grade 3, Miss Re- becca Steckle and Miss Olive Martin; grade 2, Mrs. Elam Shantz and Mrs. Ward Neeb; grade 1, Miss Mary Lou 'Erb and Miss lJrla Martin, kinder- garten, one, Mrs. Bob McDon- ald and Sandra Snider; kinder- garten, two, Mrs. R. Van Farowe and Mrs. William Voort. By MRS. W. MOTZ Mrs, Arliss McKee and son of London spent the holiday week. e4,d with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Wein. Mr. Fred Corner of Park- hill is spending sonic time with Isis sister and brother'-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Wein. Sir. and Airs. William Homey of Exeter and Miss Karen Gack- stetter of Guelph spent Sunday with Mr. ant Airs, William Metz. Armstrong), and a g r e a t gra mid a lighter, Miss Florence Kirk, Mrs. •Ribey, who is 88, Mrs. 1.am.,.WerWa Comments about Over 200 at school Crediton East Hookway and Mrs. Snarling all were present; at the unveil- ing and at the 18th biennial reunion at Stratford. Saturday, The cairn, which was con- structed by Charles Stephen, is on the farm now _owned by John Barnett. The youngest son of the pioneer couple, Henry, inherited the family farm, and passed it on to his son, Milton. Milton's sister, Ethel Switzer, was John Barnett's mother. Part of the original grave- stone, which is more than 100 years old, has been preserved in one side of the cairn, Mrs, Norman McDonald, William St., and Mrs. William Thomson, Andrew St., are great granddaughters of the pioneer couple. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson ac- companied Mrs. Esther Petti- bone, Aylmer, to the ceremony. Others from the EXeter district were Mrs, McDonald and son Gordon, Mrs William Rohde, Glenn and Calvin; Mrs. Glen Jeffery and. Alan, The Bethel Reformed Church. surprised Rev, and Mrs. Van Farowe, on the occasion of their wedding anniversary, Sat- urday evening. The entire con- gregation gathered quietly at the church, and then called their pastor and wife to also come. A program was presented, consisting of songs by the entire congregation expressing anni- versary greetings, also duets and solos, original poem and two skits. The Youth. Fellow- ship aid the Sunday School sang various songs and gave a recitation. The basem it had been dec- orated by the young people, who also helped the Ladies Aid in the serving of refreshments. Gifts were, presented consist- ing of a bookcase and of kitchen ware. The event was also enjoyed by one of their sons, Rev, and Mrs, Carl Van Farowe, and children, Cynthia and. PAul, of Tampa, Florida, The entire even( was under the direction of the Consistoty of the church, About 135 Oddlellows and Re- bekahs and their families at- tended a picnic in Riverview Park, Following a pot luck supper, the children enjoyed sports while some of the older boys and thenplayed baseball. The, boys and girls 5 yearS and under had a candy scramble, Races Girls, under 8, Lin- de Whitihg, JOahhe Smyth; tinder 10, Ruth Whiting, Glen. da Fisher; under 12, Glenda Fi8her, Ruth Whiting; boys, tinder 3, Larry Johns, Stenhen Atthill; under' A, Jim Skinner, Lam Whiting; over 8, TommY P'atterann. Donald Jones; over 10, David I-hinter, Alien Par. 8otist over it, Dale Skinner, (Orden Jeties, sighty mess caused .by litter on the lawns; Instructed the clerk Co, nub- fish a Itaiee that weeds must be cut by July 15 or the town will do the work and charge the property owner; tioRnefoefrledtellesroll acitopre -rtmheit quweoss- required by a Mitchell firm to operate a house-to-house dry cleaning service; Learned from the PIA; that new hydrants, most of them connected on looped six-inch east iron mains, have been located at the corners of Carl- ing and Thomas, Marlborough. anti .Gilley, Mary and Huron; Granted building permits to Norman Stanlake, siding house on Sanders; Clarence McDon- ald, Anne St., porch; xtC setae- rate school boar d, $33;000 school; Wellington Heist, tear- Iiiiolgusde o; down of house. on Carling; B. T. Jobson, Anne, reshingling Learned that Dewey Price, Main St. north, has been added to the public works staff for the summer to fill the vacancy left by the employment of Charles Corey in the operation of the sprinkler disposal system at the canning plant; Passed a bylaw naming the road south of Victoria Park, "Park Street"; Learned that the marking of Male St. is expected -to be done, this week; Authorized prepayment of the balance of county rates; Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS man; .. Message from An aunt, Mrs. Eva Hands, Petrolia, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carroll, and called to see her sister-in-law, Airs, Rob Carroll, Science Hill, and niece, Mrs. Herman Atkin- son and she and the Carrolls attended the beef barbecue at Kirkton Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. :Herman Atkin- son were gUests on Saturday at the wedding of their niece Shir- ley Atkinson to Mr. Joe Kemps, at Richard's Memorial Church, London, and the reception which followed at 'the Seven Dwarf's restaurant. Mrs, Ron Carroll spent sev- eral days with the children of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whit- smith, Exeter, while their par. ents were on holidays. Visit TimMins Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis accompanied Airs, Richard Dickins of Exeter on a motor trip to Timmins for the wed. ding of Mrs, Dickins' grand nephew, Mr. Kevin Delbridge, of Exeter. on Saturday, June 30. While there they visited the gypsum mines at Matheson, and enjoyed the 50th annivers- ary of that town. In 1916 it was completely destroyed by fire with almost 300 people losin gtheir lives in that cone. munity. Today it is a thriving mining town of 900 people. There are three churches. Roman Catholic, United and Anglican and a modern school and hospital, On Saturday mot% nihg the parade was interest- ing and so very different to those held in southern On- train. The Miners with their red lanterns, the Indian women in buckskins and beads with the papoose slung on their hack and floats depleting the modern home and the home of 1912, the modern school And school Of 1912, with the ntim school mistress and the birch rod, the log house and the elderly Indian count'', rocking in the shade of A pine tree at the back doer, the tire ratiOrs Mating with the running. Attain and the ranger frying fish and many others of beauty and intereat. The queen was crowned on Ptiday evening with all file pomp and splendour of the royal tetirts. They returned home by Pare ty Sound and called on Mr. snd Mrs. Clinton Shoebatteni arid Mr, E. P. Smyth. of Mid- fond. The TimesAcivocate, July 19I52 Page 3 C landeboye pupils pass music tests By MRS. J, H. PATON and Lucy at the home of Mrs. CLANDEBOYF Boggs'l‘itir ite mssr,ents.. Mr, and Mrs. . The• pupils of Mr. Arnold Kit- mr, and mrs, Carlyle Carter trier, RR 1 .Clandeboye, who and Jimmie of 'London, spent ilsn'e;tinns are:essful in their exam- the weekend with Air, and Mrs. Mervin Carter and Ian. Grade 6 piano - Paul Baker, On Sunday, July. 1 the set vier at St James Church was taken by Mr. Art Lloyd of Appin, a student at Seager Hall who will take the ser- vices at the usual lime. 9.00 a.m., for the month of duly. The rector, the Rev. E. fa. Lancaster, and Airs. Lancaster will he on holidays for ,Duly, If the need arises, the Rev, R. G. Jackson of Ailsa Craig or the Rev. Charles Black of 'Merton will take any call while Air. Lancaster is away. Success in music Personal items Lodge aids at last rites