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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-20, Page 14iteelMtratteeeseseelterVereseseeeseeeeeerstreeeteeMeeteMrsellys Page 14 September 20, 1962 Lucan • • and district news Phone. 12.74e5,5 gorresPeeslent; .Miss ;Woe Abbott etaggisat geetliMg. Local. lady marks 91 Mee, Michael Holden, one of Lucan's oldest residents, cele- brate' her 91st birthday last Tuesday at the home of her daughter' and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs, John Smibert of :Fmk' Among .her many letters, cards and gifts were a copy of the Little Bible ." from her soh, Ed Holden of WAllacetown and a birthday Peke from a. neighbor, Mrs- Don Black. Though she had no party or family gathering this year Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holden of pros. pest Hill were birthday callers, Mrs, holden, the former. Jemina Near, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. George Near (with the exception of the last three years in Lucan) has spent her entire life in West Nissouri, In 1889 she married Michael Bolden at the home of her sis- ter, with the Rev, D, Perrie efficiating, Jest before Mr. Hol- den's death the couple celebrat- ed. their 50th wedding anniver- sary. Mrs, Holden has four sons and one daughter, Gordon of Thorndale, Roy of Prospect Hill, Mervin of London, Ed- ward of Wallacetown anti Mary (Mr. John Smibert) of. Lucan, Mrs, Holden is still able to assist her daughte rwith the house-work and looks and acts more like a person of 60 than one of 90. Celebrate 55 years teeellseteeteeteMSeteeneessemellesYseeMeeel Happenings in Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sher- rill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Sherritt of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson and family attended Zion West anniversary and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chittick of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man McNaughton of Stratford spent Saturday evening with With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thom- son. Mrs. Gertie Thomson and Mrs. Myrtle Brown are spend- ing a week or so at Royal Oak. Paul. Parkinson had his ton- sits removed at St. Marys Memorial Hospital on Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang- ford and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Salmon of Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dann and family of Hyde Park spent Sun. day with Mr. and Mrs, Ken- neth Parkinson. Mrs. Lottie Jones spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bryan of Granton. Mr. and "Mm's. Claire Sisson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ?etch of Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs, Morley Waugh of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thac' ker. Mr, arid Mrs. Gladwyn Hoop- er, Very), And Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Oakes of Lake- side were Sunday evening vis- itors of Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Facey of Weliburn and Miss Edna Facey of Pidon. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mills and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Evelyn Mills of Sea- forth. Me, Cod! Moseey is a patient In St. ,Joseph's Hospital, Lo.n • don, after a severe heart at- tack. NEW PS TEACHER . . . Keith O'Neil SPECIAL WEEKEND RATE 5.25 per person, 2 to a room You'll enjoy a weekend in Toronto more when you stay at. the Lord Simcoe Hotel 5,25 per person, 2 to a room • free over- night outside parking for registered guests • family plan, children under 14 free when occupying a room with an adult cafeteria, restaurant, lounges • for friendly service and economy plan to stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel—convenient to theatres, sport centres and shops. THE LORD SIMCOE HOTEL F. 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Then you feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dmitri Kid* Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red hand at all drug teentera,You can depend on Dodd's.so Tuesday, September 11, was a happy occasion for Mr, and Mrs. Robert Coleman of George St., Lucan, for on that day g they celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary, The bride, the former Norma Dickins, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Dickins of Market St., Lucan, was born on concession 4, Biddulp h, about four miles north of Luc- an. The groom is the son of the late Samuel and Sarah Coleman of Cavan County, Ireland. He came to Canada in 1906, a year prior to his marriage in St. Paul's Church, Kirkton, Sept. 11, 1907, by the Rev. George Racey. Their attendants were the bride's sister, Ma, now Mrs. Harold .Dickins of Rochester and the late Reginald Hodgins. With the exception of six years spent in the West, the couple have lived all their mar- ried lives in and around Lucan, and the past 45 years in their present home on George St. Mr, Coleman retired five years ago. At that time he was an employee of the Stanley Hard- ware, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman have one daughter, Mrs. W. W. Gar- ret of. Concession 16, London Township, one granddaughter Mrs. Don Meraggart of the Oakridge High School staff and one grandson, Jack Garrett, an employee of the Huron & Erie, Market Branch, London. Last Tuesday Mrs. Garrett and Mrs, McTaggart staged a family dinner at. the Embassy Dining Lounge, London, fol- lowed by an evening of cards at the home of the latter, where gifts, telegrams and cards were displayed. The bride wore a large corsage of pink carna- tions and ribbon and the groom, a white carnation, gifts from their grandson. Among the many congratula- tory messages were a framed scroll from the Government of Ontario, sent by John Yaremko, provincial secretary at the re- quest of Hon. William A. Stew- art, member of the Provincial Legislature, wires from Hon. John Diefenbaker, Prime Minis- ter of Ontario,, Hon. and Mrs. H. A, Thomas, MP, for Mid- dlesex West, Hon. Campbell. E. Millar, MP for Middlesex East. Hon, and Mrs. William A Stew- art, Minister of Agriculture. Daring the lunch Jack Dick- ins, on behalf of all present, again congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and hoped they. Would be spared to eelebrate their 60th anniversary, He also thanked Mr, and Mrs. Garrett and Mr, anti Mrs. MeTaggart and Jack for their hospitality. Dances, bingo planned by club The Lucan Lions Club held its opening fall meeting in the Anglican Church basement last Monday with the new president, Lions Elmer Mosurinjohn in the chair who postponed the story of his trip to Nice, France, until October. Lion Bill Allen of London who sprang a surprise on the mem- bers by being married in Aug- ust was present and will con. time as bulletin editor The club still has a number of first aid kits and first aid Woke for sale, The first dance of the season will be held at the community centre, September 28, The Club hAs already booked the Core- ritheity Centre for a New Veers' dance. The annual turkey bingo will also he held at the Community Centre, October 3, (Many will win a Thanksgiving dinner that night,) A cointnittee composed of Messrs Clerence 'Tasks:tie attending Teachers' Cellege this at the Arena commencing at Among the J. guesta were Tv: ,year and Graham, eelie spent 8 p.m. All interested persons end Mrs. W. Stanley of Alex Young,— Don tenting and CM1i'80') arid small son .rce —0 . e _ ..0 ., e, the Summer On the boate to are ievited to attend. 2 Denfield, Mr, and Mrs. George. Les Woodward were named to mained over for a longer visit 4, ll"40.. ,ric!,,p2 ri.,e7eryb est, a tie a HaWaii, wi"I be attending CArld. Roller skating for thi s season Adams and faintly Of Bier and k, th ' With her sister and faultlY. bothered by baskesherg, Perinea noth. ,nrert-out taming, and may he ma e e necessary arrange y and Mts. Ernest Rote eponse to this venture Could family of APPM* r. and:airs. erne Towers and Men u eiti 6 eg a Ottawa, has tome to A close, The re- . The TAN- Club will he visi- tors at the CFPVEll program Stinday attended the 25th Wed- have been a little More eneour- The bride and groom are bah Life v Fast", Deteber 9., ding anniversary of Mr, and egirig. Members of the London Life ,,. Mrs. Peter Wygeria at Irievtied. Will any persons Whe are in- Insurance Co, The former work- Personal 'toils Instead of the *null silver ptee. terested in the .fertriation of me- ed for a nurithee of Years in the Me. and Mee. David glover eiliatintia, Mr. arid ,Mrs. WY- '.eat anal groups, such as arts reeridene branch before going to of Manitoulin Island spent a grie Were presented With two and crafts square and folk Toronto, five years ago. She has f ew 'days With Mr. and M rs. Ron Platte tickets to Varientivet to dancing, music, drama or arty never taken her membership SqUire. visit Mete eon and tlthigliter-itis other special interests, please away from the. Lunn United Mt. Alui Mrs. Robert Lens law Arid baby gratideon. ceetact me at the. arena 227-4221 Chureh which She, Attended reg- ratter' were Sunday "guests At Mrs Tettsertee (TOM") Culbert Or at my reeidenee 20.4823, Wetly until eoing to Torentti, the teeter-Ye Mrs,'.13), Stanley lormer .resident The funeral service of the late Mrs. Bernard Stanley was held at the Ratzbechtel Funeral Home, Kitehener, August 25 will interment in Memory Gar. den, Beides her husband. Mrs. Stanley is survived by her father, Mr. Smith, Before moving to Kitchener, about 20 yerrs ago, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley lived on Beech St., Lucan, where Mr. R. K, Montgomery now lives, Mr. Stanley was born and raised in Lucan and for a number of years has been an employee of the Unemployment Insurance Cb. %About five years ago he was transferred from the Kitchener branch. to Lindsay. Mrs. Stan- Idy, who had been in poor health for some time, died in Lindsay Hospital. explorers' graduation ,Mrs. Charles Sovereign, see- ehd vice - president, w s in charge of 'the devotions and also read a missionary story at the Explorers' graduation exercises at the United Church school- room last Monday evening. :Margaret Sach, assisted by Irene Donaldson conducted the graduation of Patsy Bradley, Norma Davis, Marilyn Hearn, Helen Lewis and Nancy Park to CGIT. Louise Cochrane, CG-1T vice- president, Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ington, and Mrs. Murray Hod- gins welcomed the graduates. Ilene Donaldson, with Mrs. G. W. Sach at the piano, led in se missionary sing-song. UCW members served re- freshments. New teacher area resident Lucan Public School has one new staff member this fall. Keith O'Neil succeeds Douglas Corsaut (who is now a mem- ber of the London teachng staff) as grade 6 and 7 teacher. Mr. O'Neil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Toe O'Neil who lives about two miles south of Lucan, He is a graduate of the Coursey Public School, Medway High School and the London Teach- ers' College, He is a member of Holy Trin- ity Anglican Church, a past Jr. and Sr. choir member and also a member of the Lucan Jr. Farmers. has been promoted to the pho- tography department of the CFPL-TV news room and will not be assisting in Romper Room this year. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Young and family of Mitchell and Mrs. Margaret Young and sister Miss Jacqueline St. Marie of. London were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman and fam- ily. Mr. Harold Butler Sr. and Mrs. Margaret Malott have re- turned from a 10-day plane trip to Halifax, Montreal and To- ronto. While at Halifax they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dor- sey at Dartmouth, N,S,, at Mon- treal, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Seeley and at Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Moran. Lucan's new post office will be closed Saturday afternoon, Sept. 22 for moving to the new building. As yet no postmaster has been appointed. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott and Linda were Saturday over- night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eizenga of St. Thomas and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mitch, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ruttle of Kincardine were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bawtenheimer of Sar- nia. Mrs. Alma Price is holiday- ing with Col. and Mrs. W, H. Price of Toronto. During her absence Mrs. Morris Murdy of Kitchener will be in charge here. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and children, of Goderich, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Black, Mrs. Wiliam Haskett returned home on Sunday after spending five weeks with her sister, Mts, 0. C. Lillie and family of Bir- niingham. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis have returned from a week's Matte' trip clown the St. Law- rence to the 1,()00 Islands, 01. tawa and Algonquin Park, Mr. Norman Carter, Lucan'S new recreation director and his family, moved from Belleville on Saturday into the house ve. Wed by Mr. Norman Mali beicht of Kehl St. The latter has moved oil to a farm five miles south of Lrcan, Recreation activities By NORM CARTER While activity at present is at a low ebb, due mainly to rend- vetions at the arena, things will soon be starting to roll. Teen Town has a very important dance coming tip this Friday and is looking for a record turn- out. It is hoped that other at. tivities in this group will soon be on the way, On Thursday, Sept. 20 a meet. ing of the Shamrock Minor Hockey Association will be held Exchange vows in Sarnia church An altar, banked with has- ]sets of large mums and ahaata daisies formed the setting in the Canon Davis Memorial Church, Sarnia, on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 8, for the mar- riage of .F, Jeanne Scarrow and C. David Sadlier, Rev. W, Jones, assisted by the Rev, R, S, Fellows officiated. The bride is the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. G, R. Sparrow, RR 1 Camlachie and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sadlier of Sarnia, Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an or- iginal gown of pure silk peau de sole taffeta, imported from Italy. The full length costume was cut on princess lines, with sweeping train, French import- ed satin beads and pearls, in a rose motif, separated front panels, continuing from the middle of the bodice to the petal- shaped hem-line, Her full length veil was caught to two hand- made roses of the same mate- rial. She carried a large white orchid with stephanotis and trail- ing ivy. Miss Sally Hardy of Ottawa, as maid of honor and Miss Barbara Collier of Stratford, Miss Virgina Adams of Toronto, Miss Patricia Watson and Miss Kathleen McCutcheon of Sarnia, as bridesmaids, wore gowns of ice blue peau de sole, featuring a tulip skirt with coat-type front opening and large covered but- tons. White gardenias, ivy and stephanotis were fastened on muffs of the same material as their dresses. Terry Biehn, Sarnia, was best man and the ushers were Wil- liam Robinson, Belleville, David Ross, Sudbury, J'. Ross Millar, Toronto, and William Scarrow, Camlachie, Wedding music was played by J. S. France. At a reception held at the Sarnia Riding Club, the bride's mother received in a taupe sheath dress of pure silk im- ported French chiffon, with side drape and matching acces- sories. She was assisted by the groom's mother in pure silk beige and turquoise sheath with silk organza overskirt a n d matching accessories. For a honeymoon trip, the bride donned a suit of raw silk in eggshell yellow, with printed silk blouse and brown acces- sories. The groom is a grandson of, the late Dr. Fred Sadlier, who spent his early life in Lucan, while his father was station agent here, Trip to Jamaica follows nuptials Knox United Church, Agin- court, was the setting for the marriage of Marion Jean Stan- ley and Andrew J. Elder at 3 p.m, Saturday, Sept, 8 when the Rev, E. M. Cook of Lucan, as- sisted by the Agincourt pastor, the Rev. J. W. Stinson united the couple in wedlock. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert J. Stan- ley of RR 2 Denfield and the groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Elder, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a cocktail length Swiss brocade gown, featuring a fitted bodice, shal- low scoop neckline, elbow length sleeves and a bell-shaped skirt with full back, A veil of French pure silk fell from a pill-box head piece. She carried a cas- cade of gardenias and stepha- notis, Mrs. Peter Wiseman of Agin- court, as matron of honor for her sister, wore a copperdow crystal charm dress styled the same as that of the bride's, She carried yellow roses and amber gladioli. .lulie Adams of Birr, niece of the bride, made a charming little flower girl in yellow ny- lon, carrying a basket of yel- low roses, Harold S. Day of Clarkson was best matt and George Stanley of Hamilton was usher. The church organist proVided traditional wedding music and accompanied the church soloist who sang. A dinner and reception were held at the Guild of All Arts, Toronto, where perfect Weather permitted the holding of the reception line on the spacious lawn, The bride's mother re- ceived in a printed grey silk ensemble, grey hat And cor- sage of pink roses. For a heeeymoon trip to Jamaica the bride changed to a honey beige suit, enulti-colored hat, bone accessories and match. ing corsage. The co pie will make their home in Toronto. iseeses -. . *th.eve Topics from Mt Carmel Personal items. Mr. and Mrs, Jerome jingler and family of Walkerton spent Senday with latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. end relatives, 'Miss Mary Meleeever and Miss Eleanor Dietrich have regiatered for another year at the St. Joseph Academy in London. Mr. Donald O'Rourke entered Christ the King College for an- other year this week. Miss Nora Hall, nurse-in- training from St, Joseph's Hos- pital, London, Spent the week- end with her parents. Rev, Father Hugh Fleming, PP, of Aylmer, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Pat Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Dignan of. London are on vacation and visiting with Miss Bernie Mad- den, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wilflin And Billy of Blair, Ont., spent Sunday With Mrs, Mary Train- or and family, The latter's fa, titer Mr, John F. Callaghan re- turned home with them, Mr. Scotty Realer is in Joseph's Hospital, London. He was operated on last week for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Foster of Sar- nia visited with the latter's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan spent Sunday with their son, Vincent, in Windsor at Assump- tion College. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Patterson of Fort Francis are ' the proud parents of a new daughter and a first grandchild for Mr. Jo- seph Dietrich, Miss Wendy Trainor visited Miss Lynn Ferguson at RCAF, Centralia. Mrs. Lawrence Howard and Mrs. Mac Ferguson of Huron Park, RCAF Centralia, called on Mrs. Mary Trainor and family, Church news UNITED CHURCH ' Speaking on the text, "To love is to listen", Rev. G. W. Paul of North Bay, a commis- sioner to the General Council meeting in the Metropolitan Church, London, was the guest speaker at the 11 o'clock serv- ice. At 7.30 some Lucan members attended the Service of Witness held in the London Arena where the guest speaker was Rev. Dr. Jas. R. Mutchmor, newly elect- ed moderator, UCW hear about England Mrs. C. A. Appleton of Eng- land, a visitor with Rev, and Mrs. Sach at the parsonage was guest speaker at the UCW meet- ing held in the church school- room Thursday. She talked about her home town and the differences in the customs here and there, Mrs. Appleton was thanked by Mrs. R. Squire. President Mrs, C, H. George was in the chair and Mrs. Ross McRoberts and Mrs. G. W. Sach assisted with the devotional. ? ENT E COST AL HOLINESS, The Young People held their first fall meeting Friday eve- ning with the president, Patil Graham in the chair. Assisted by Vicky' Eizenga and Lorraine Graham trio vocal numbers were presented. Paul also was the speaker, speaking on "The Ten Virgins", WA At the WA meeting held at the church Thursday evening the electio.. of officers was held. President is Mrs. Howard. Currie; vice - presideht ; Mrs. Rufus Thompson; secretary- treasurer, Mrs, J. A. Graham; fourth board member, Mrs. E. A.. Gagnon. HOLY TRINITY With the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster still confined to his bed, Mr. Joe Wooden, MA, of the Exeter High Sehiml staff and a lay reader, will take the service Sunday, Sept. 23, Mr. Dwight Henderson who Was to have taken the service at 9 a.m. on Sunday was called to work at Chatham to repair hydro lines after last Thurs- day's storm so was unable to be peesent, However, M. Frank Egan,. the Sunday Sehool'e young etipmetrimident consented to take it and did splendid:3e Consider- ing the early hour there was a nice attendance present many of whoni alto attended the con- firmation service at St. James church at it A.m. Cbrbett reunion Mr, and Mrs, Hamilton Car- belt of Toronto and four sisters, Mrs. Wade Wolfe, Misses Christ- able, Ikathleen and Frances Corbett of Spokane, Washing- ton, (who haven't been together for 10 years) have been visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett. Oil Sunday a family gathering of 38 had a happy reiu.ion and getto-gether at the Cerbett farm home in McGillivray township. Personal items Dr. Merrill Edwards haS re- imbed home after spending last Weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Don Downs and family, Mrs. Ed4 Wavle (the former Marian The 13ooks of Remeinbrance in the Parliament Building's Peace Tower in Ottawa list the names of 66,651 Canadians "Who died on active, service in World War I and 48,981 Who in, in World War IL. Of the 96,108 'manufacturing establialunents in . Cantata in IMP, 30,788 had 1054 theft At) employees, Carter and Fred John Whit- more. From Holy Trinity Church, Leman, Mrs, Isobel Madeline Ann Shipway, Misses Susan Edith Shipway, Lynn, Darlene Arnold, Mrs. Sandra Jene Noyes, William Stephen Davis. and ..Stanley Gordon' Whitehead, Gary MeFelle assisted the Bish- op in, parrying his staff. The candidates were present- ed by Mr, Robert Lancaster in the absence, due to illness, of the rector, the Rev, E. 0, Lan- caster. The biSlihp took as his text "For the son of man is come to seek and to save that which. was lot", He stressed thrill- ference or don't care attitude as a great peril, "The devil ed- mite there is a God but there is lots of time" he said. The Huron Church News with the added Churchman give many answers to help young people, aiwilfseoo Ht :yen Church House with its literature. He urged all 'to he Church of God of a membershipto in demon- strate Christianity in every clay Mrs, Lancaster played for the service and. accompanied Airs. K. Egan, Tatman, who was guest soloist, Life poetess told Mrs, Donald Pettigrew, con- vener of citizenship and educa- tion of Clandeboye WI, present- ed a program at its meeting last Wednesday evening with a story of the life of Pauline Johnston and showed pictures of her home near Toronto. A poem. written by Miss Johnston "The Song My Paddle Sings" was read by Miss Agnes North- grave. Mrs. Ernest Lewis gave a pa- per on "How the Leaves Turn Color" and also conducted a contest on naming fruits which was won by President Mrs. Da- vid Kestle. Roll call was an- swered by naming a Canadian poet or author. Requests for old clothing or rags suitable for making mats was heard from WI members in the North West Territories for the Indians who would have. instructors to teach them the art of mat making. Hostess prize was won by Mrs.- Wilmer Scott. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Andy Carter who was assisted in the lunch hour by Mrs. Charles Coughlin, Mrs, Arnold Blake and Mrs, George Simpson. Middlesex safety test Tractor machinery, driving .and safety competition was held Luc on aeyririSneePris, tS by the lion with. the Middlesex plowing hil'iraalOckhlinatWaTeliCifranetl.e' on the Don O'Neil won the highest score, also won a tractor um- brella donated by Massey Ferg- uson Plested, London, HigheFt safety prize lin t a P i'0tWite ..elILlpiotmTp7dyoriCatech,i by John Deere, Western Tvie• for Co., London, Written tiata was won by Joey O'Neil, a 11 ton hydraulic jack donated by .1. I, Case, London, Tractor default quiz was won by Bruce Henry, a grease gun A l lis s " C11anrs, 11rid sgee°CleoattidendIT speeiAl tractor driving =nee - lion won by Pat Harrigan, tractor cushion seat donated b" Barney Tye, Cockshutt aryl David Brown, Thoredalei leet'e leen Ryan won second prize and Karen O'Neil, third, Church news On Sunday, Sept. 23 the spry- ice, in St. James will be at 9:45 a.m. when Mr. Joe Wood- en, MA, of Exeter, will take the service due to the illness of Mr, Lancaster. Op Sunday, Sept, 30 Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held at St. James, The Rev. G, W. Sach will continue service at 9:45 .an1, at the United Church until the • Harvest Thanksgiving service in October. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Joe Skonieczny of Granton have taken up res- idence in Arnold Lewis' house, Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Joyce of Lucan, have returned to the former ,toe Armitage home, where Mrs. Joyce and sons Robert and Elmer resided while her husband was over seas. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Paton ob- served their forty-eighth wed ding anniversary on Sunday with their niece, Mrs. Harvey Riehl and son Bob of Stra ford, their son - in - law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Logan and daughter Myr- na of Thorndale and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Paton and Jimmie a n d William Allwright, as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin o[ London, also Mr. and Mrs Maurice Cobleigh on Sunda' evening called on Mr. and Mr:. Clare Paton, By .MRS. J, ,PATPN. cleANDKBONE. At St. James church here on. Sunday, Sept, 16 the Right Rev, W. A, Townshead,„Seffragan Bishop of Huron ,eonfirmed 17 candidates. From St. James church,. the first four names_ are sisters, And daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Joe. Carter: Misses Edith Her- riet CAroline. Carter, Alice 13 , eke Carter, Gladys Vernetta Carter and Margaret Jo-Ann Carter; Elizabeth Alice Hill, load Elizabeth Cunningham,. Barbara Ann Cunningham, Hazel Jean Cunningham, Dar- lene Reva- .Carter, Carol Ida teJagtemmtmrhvaamismomat News budget. from Baseline By .MRe. ARCHIE DEWAR aseateteeMeemesteeeseissiesseetesesages) Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton were guests with Mrs. McNaughton's parents, Mr, and Mrs. David Sheppard of Park- hill, Guests with Me, and Mrs. George Wilson on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, To- ronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wegood of Campbellville, Saturday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and fam- ily were Mr. and Mrs. C. Tess- man and family of London. Mr.. and Mrs. David Holland and Ed, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith of St. Paul's on Sunday. Guests at the home of Mr. John Rinn on Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. William Taskard of London, Several families of the Base Line attended the Zion West anniversary services on Sunday when the former pastor, Rev. H. Slade of Fort Erie had charge of the service, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Coward, David and Paul, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chambers at Windham over the weekend. Billy Baker, 8th Line, is spending the week at his uncle's Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker, while his mother is in St. Marys Memorial Hospital having un- dergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Butson and Susan and her father, Mr. Herb Beer and Anna of Munro were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Baker and Elton on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trott and Betty of Toronto visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dewar on Sunday. Mr, and. Mrs, Vernon Trott and. Betty of Toronto visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dewar on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baker attended Beaverton Fair on Sat- urday where Mr. Baker was Shorthorn judge. Mr, Robert Barr is a patient of St. Joseph's Hospital suffer- ing with pneumonia. The Rev. E. M. Cook has re- turned home after spending the weekend in Toronto, with his daughter, Miss Edythe Cook of the Toronto teaching staff, af- ter officiating at the Elder- Stanley wedding in Knox United Church, Agin court. Mrs, Murray Hodgins and Mrs. G. E. Nicholson are reg- istering for night school at the adult community centre, Lon- don, Sept. 27, and have ac- commodation for two others wishing to attend. Mrs. Eva Fraser and. Mrs. A, E. Salisbury of Sarnia, were Thursday guests of Mrs.. Her- man Young. The Teachers' Convention be- ing Friday gave the children an opportunity of seeing the Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barr and Mr. Stuart McLellan made a hurried trip to Morris, Man., leaving on Monday and return- ing on Friday, to attend the funeral of Mr. Wm. Begley, 51, who died of a heart attack, Mrs. John Park and Mrs. H. B. Langford, were in charge of the Canadian Cancer Society booth at the Western Fair, from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs, Wilbert Stan- ley after attending their daugh- ter's wedding spent the week- end, with Mr, and Mrs. George Stanley of Hamilton, and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce German at Brantford. Mrs. C, W. Hawkshaw, who has been a. patient at the Lucan Lodge for some time is now able to sit tip. Mrs. Harold Hodgins is spend. frig a week with her sister, Mrs. Lily O'Neil of Detroit, who is recuperating from her second cataract operation. /Mr. Milton Brown of Montreal act Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ward of Arva were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leuis Kilmer; Tuesday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mccullock., Mrs. Mary Thomas of Lofiden and a friend from Hamilton, Scotland. Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Miller and family have rented And nioved into the home of Mr. Lloyd Acheson, Main St.. north. 'Three more pupils enrolled in Grade 8 last Monday at the public school. Nelson Ashbary.of Orillia (brother of ?ales. Millson rif Clandeboye) has Moved. into eefr. Bernard Avery's home. corner of Beech and Market streets. Mr, and Mrs. A. R. Wilkinson sitid Mrs, Herman .young were Sunday guests of Mr... and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson of Burgess- Ville. eetr. Paul fronliri. of Kitchener, was a leticley overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ifeekelt acid fentily..Feidey. evening .he arid Alts. HaSkett visited Mr. Graham Thompson at his els. ter's in Ingertell. Patti Will be Lucan personal items