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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-29, Page 16Correspondents Miss Lina Abbott Phone 227,42.55 and district news Church news • PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS At the -VP missionary meet- ing on Friday the president. Paul. Graham spoke on "Why be mission minded?" For some years the Lucan Young People have been helping to support a 'young missionary couple in Argentina by sending them $10 every month. The second meeting of the Sunshine Hour was held Friday night prior to the YP meeting, with an increased attendance. The pastor, the Rev. E. A. Gagnon, spoke on "Spiritual Gifts' ;in the morning and "Holding unto God's Promise" etc (he evening. At the latter service the ladies' trio, Mrs Clayton Abbott. Mrs. jade -Eizenga and Miss Lorraine ,Graham sang. UNITED CHURCH Fourteen members of The Messengers were out Saturday for their Meeting. Mrs. Stuart ,:sicLellan was in charge of the worship service on stewardship ,and also of the games which followed the second chapter of the study book, "Sun Piet and the Street Boy", taken by Mrs. J. W. Lockyer. The lingerie party sponsored by the Lucan CGIT and held in the church sehoolroont Fri- day was a financial success for the group. The Graaton CGIT will he guests at a skating party next Saturday following a box lunch at the church. The CGIT will hold their vesper service at ao p.ni , Sunday, Dee, 16 and the atnual Christmas concert at 7.30 p.m. on Monday, Dee r. Church service Sunday being Visitation Sun- 'ay the Pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach took as his text. "Be not anxious:, your Heavenly Father Itetr.-e111". tollowieg the service the tOW provided refreshments for the 20 elders, stewards and ethers who were to make the o very-member canvass. Atm S heridan Tievington as lunch reonvener WilF, assisted by The 1.*C1-17 president, Mrs. f', H. G"terge, Mrs. Alex Young .and 'Alm John Park, 'Explorers 'Topic;;, from. Mt Carmel Persona, liJOrn$, WePli.erld guests with their perents Unfurled Mr, Paul Diet. deb, Eleanor Dietrien, AlarY McKeever, Vincent flyen and Donald O'Rourke. Three student Wolters from. London Teachers College are practise teaching at Our Lady of Mt. CArinel, School week. amid Airs. Joseph Carey and girls spent Saturday last witil Mr' and Mr's- Wilfred Helm and fatuity in KiLehener amid watched. the .Christmes pA- Tade in that city. Mr, Tom O'Rourke is greatly improved in. St, Joseph's Hos- pital after being injured two woks ago by a cattle beast in the barn, Air. and Airs, Hubert Mc- Keever and Mrs. Kathleen Houlihan visited relatives in Detroit last weekend. Air, and Mrs. Malcolm FON And. family of RCAF Centralia spen ,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Norman Ryan and family. Mr. Raymond, student teaeb- er . is boarding with Aim'. and Airs. Pat Sullivan Sr. Fire safety Lions' topic Rees, tenants, •were 'Pat PCer paring the .children for bed: it hen -the lire started smokei (.atarcl ilt841t 'ellr'as.b.t.P ItItrtieneRri eet.oe, family have been the Davis family s utratsi'llng with chimney • be built. Call Ma. at General triweenco Real .4stitt Mortgages. JOHN DEVON 01,1:10. EXETER 411=1..0.1Wlinn, Voters of LUCAN After three years of office as Reeve in the village I would like to thank all ratepayers for their support and co-operation in the past. In my term a few of the highlights accomplished by my efforts were: 1, Lucan Provincial Police Detachment established. 2. New Post Office Building erected and opened oh Main St. in place of old buildings. 3. Porte property bought and changed into good municipal building, 4, Reassessment of village completed at. very little cost to taxpayer. 5, New ends put under highway over Benn drain and new sideways at same location with no cost to Lucan. taxpayers. 6. County rebate subsidy for street work raised from 25 to 50 percent. With this record for my three years in office I feel qualified to ask the voters of Lucan to vote Hearn X FOR REEVE .ON MONDAY DECEMBER 3 and we'll get more things done, Your support would be sincerely appreciated. IVAN HEARN C Lucan Election A poll shall. be open from 8;00 a.m, until 7:00 p.m. in the Leman Council Chambers MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1962 For the Electing of p Reeve, A Second Nomination A meeting of the Electors of the Village of Lncan will be held in the LEG EON AUDITORIUM ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962, AT 11;00 P,M, for time purpose. of nominating candidates for the office of one eouneiller, 11 more than one candidate is nominated, in election will be herd on MONDAY, 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1962 when a poll shall be open in the Village Council Cham- bers ,from 6:00 a.m. until 7;00 p,m,, to receive the votes of the electors, All electors are hereby requested to take notice And govern themselves accordingly. Al, L. GIBSON, Clerk November 24, 1962. 4. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Morley and family and Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Armitage were guests at the Allison-Eggert wedding in the Greenway United Church Saturday. Air, William Bottle of Con- quest, .Sask, who has been visit- ing his sister and brother-in- law, Air. and Mrs. Cecil Robb has gone on to Brockville. Prior to earning to LUCAn he was visit- Air. Ben Farrell of Kincardine, who accompanied him to Lu- can. Mr. and Airs. Walter Ross and Mr. James Ross of Thamesville called on Lucan friends last Monday. Air. and Airs. Morris Darling, of London, were Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs, Cecil Armitage. Mr. and Mrs. Hetiry Mueller, Debbie and Michael were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hearn and family have moved to St. Marys, Alt'. Hearn 11-as suf- ficiently recovered from his serious leg injury to take a position with a dry cleaning firm. Mr. and Airs. Lawrence Bene- dict and the latter's mother, Mrs, Edwards, were guests of Airs. Bob Coleman Sunday, Airs, Annie Fairies Friday at- tended the Stratford ITS core- mencement exercises held in the Shakespearean Theatre where her granddaughter, Linda Fairies, was one of the go Grath, 13 graduates. Following the program Linda entertained some 60 of her friends. After a .week's visul with Mr. and lire, Kirk Montgomery and family, Mrs. Norman Walker has returned home to Owen Sound, Mr. And Mrs, William Brown• lee and Miss Madly% Brown- lee spent last weekend in Raw• ilion, guests of Mr. and Airs P. ,l. Laverty and family, Linda and Barbara England. 11 and three year-old daughters of Mr. and Airs. Thomas land of Elizabeth St, had their tonsils removed at St. Joseph's firepital November 15. Linda had to miss her Christmas exams. Sunda Mrs. lloy Hamilton entertained the following guests in honor of her son Gerald's birthday: Air. and Ales, Haskell of Dtefield, Mr, and Airs, E.irl Dixon of Ailsa ('dig and. Altos Teresa KorevArir of Saintsbury. Ellen and jeweler Snient, small children of Di'. ,and Airs. Start-in Smout, have re- turned home after spentheg few days itliii their grand- Merchants pis ( slate The new officers ter the "Lu- can Business Alen include' President, Allan Scott; viee- tresidents. Don Smith, Jim Young: treas e r, Georr.rte Young; secretary, Steve Storey At present the. 00 is par- ticularly Clans Making plans for it Santa 'Clans pantie, Dec. 8, Did you now ,,, that S1,006 put into Investors Mutual In February of 1950 it worth over S$,200 today? litoVetit0 61!;17no384tot ,(4) TED HOLMEt 145 bcee PAr,K twat.. under) e 4.160 Sc' tritonf6 Ai The Times. Advocate BACKACHE? ..not me! 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The 7th Expedition of the TA- ean-Clandeboye Explorers was held in the church schoolroom last Tucsdiy with Margaret Sach taking the worship serve ice and the story. During the craft period, pot holders were knit for the Bunny Tea, next ISri ng, AN61.1d-AN CHURCH The rector, the Rev, E. 0, Lancaster, was able to take the Set vice Sunday morning. Being the last Sunday before Advent e stint On 1116 Gospel and "pistie stressing the iMpertanee pf tb6 Advent reason, Lucan to 'vote for reeve but council seat vacant ship but she withdrew. Elected to council by ac- clamation were Mrs. Reilly. Harvey Langford and Russell Bowman. Another nomination meeting will he held Friday night for the fourth position on council, ('evil Lewis was named by aeclamation to the hydro corn- mission and school trustees elected were Airs. Elizabe.lh Goddard, Albert 'W. Thompson and Keith .Dickson. Candidates speak Both candidates Inc chief magistrate gave excellent re- ports at the nomination meet- Mg at the Legion hall Friday night, Mr. Corbett enlarged on his qualifications, past achieve- ments. and plans for the vil- lage if elected. Mr. Hearn gave a short resume of the past year's activities and a report of fu- ture plans. He thanked the Hockey cronds, elide still very sparse, are beginning to gain in numbers, The Lucan- Ilderton Combines, the local. Intermediate MA entry, drew a fair crowd Friday. when they came up with a good. win Against 'Centralia RCAF. Next Friday they play host to Clin- ton RCAF in the same loop. A punt] game is forecast and should be well north the time and admission. The response to the Figure Skating Class has been beyond all expectations. So much su that the participants will have to be split into two groups. Classes will begin on 'Wednes- day, December. 5 and continue for a period of 12 weeks. The first class will be every Wed- nesday at 6 p.m, and the sec- ond dess will commence at 7 p.m. All these who have sign- ed forms for this activity will he notified to which class they hate been assigned. The stlb- ';ctiption will he eec per lesson payable at the door each night of the lesson. It must he 'empha- sized that the students must Pay their 25e to gain admission The Lucan Lions Club hold their regular monthly dance 'to- morrow. Friday. The regular Saturday night dances still.' the Canadian Playboys :Orchestra Are continuing to hold their popularity. The Lucan-lIdeiton Lions Club Hotkey house League has An• othee full slate of -games on tap for Ibis Saturday commencing at 2 p.m. Althotigh I might teem repetitious it would be, a OM idea, tor the parents of these boys in show more inter- est in supporting these hockey ganlee, Lucan Lueettliderton Combleee hockey team, to raise IunJs fur their 1962•03 aetivittes, .sponsoe• ed a turkey tinnier alio draw for $1,000 at the .vommuelty centre last iiVedneedey .evening The arena ladies' committee catered for the dinner. Ernie Hard of ,aderton won $2A for the first ticket .drawn. For each 25th ticket $25 was given. They were Les meGut , London; Ralph :Lit/Peet, Lucan; ,Gcerge Hyde Park; Bill Froals, ,Lucan: Ed Hall and .three friends, ton; Willi= Baeten, Exeter; Heern .and MarY5; B. 11. Ball, Don Mills: Ross O'Neil, clamlebo.yet John Park. and N. lleyter, Lucan; Harry MeNaeghten, London, The last name to be drawn was to have been the wineer of the $1,000 but the owners of electors for their eo-o oration the last three tickets decided, lather to spin, than for two of in the past. diem receive .nothing, The three A number of ratepayers corn- lucky people (by a strange co- ntented that Lucan was forth- incidence) were all from Luean "ate tohave t wo a ble eandi" din-1 Van But 'e Marshall l, Jack Mar dates for the position. Said and • • Airs. Don .Larkin,one: "Both are line young men and many Lucanites will have Mrs, J.. F. Sadleir difficulty in making a choice Airs, Sadleir, ei,l, di e d on December 3." Friday, Nov. 23 in Sarnia Hos- Monday the polling booth at pital, conned chambers will he open Funeral services were held from g a.m. to 7 p.m. (not 9 on Monday, Nov. 20 from the a.m. to 6 p.m, as advertised). I.D. J. Robb funeral home. Say- Also nominated for council, nia, with interment at Lake- hut who did not qualify. were view cemelerx, Cecil Lewis, Bill Smith, Arthur Mrs, Sadleir, the former Leah Bell and Mr. Hearn. Air. :Johnson, was the wife of the Hearn also was nominated to late Dr. Fred. Sadleir who spent the hydro commission, his early life in Lucan while his Silver anniversary father was station agent here. She is survived by three Mrs. Glen ProM of RR I adopted) children, Mrs. Nelson Centralia Saturday e n tertain e d (Elsie) Allen and Charles and members33 of her family from William Sadleir, all of Sarnia, Lucan, London and Exeter , in one sister, Mrs, Bertha Rouson honor of her parents, Mr. and of Vancouver, B.C. and one Mrs, Cecil Neil of Main Sl., brother, Dr, Kenneth Jotinson, Lucan, who were celebrating of Winnipeg. their silver wedding anniver- sary. Following a fowl dinner, pro- gressive euchre was enjoyed. High score -prizes went to the "bride" and to Mr. George Neil, and low score prize to figure skating Mrs. George Shiptvay. During the evening Mr. and. Mrs, Neil were presented with a clothes dryer, Personal items This year the Legion Auxil- iary decided to sponsor the figure skating class and pros- pects are most promising with sufficient children enrolled al- Mrs, Sheridan Revington ready to form two classes. Miss spent Friday in London, the Marnie Campion of London has guest of her mother, Mrs. Harry been engaged as instructress. AleFalls, In the afternoon both Classes will be held every attended the bazaar in Wesley Wednesday for 12 weeks begin- United Church. ring Wed,, Dec. 5, the first Mr. and Mrs. George Hodgins group from 6 to 7 p.m. and of Lucan and Air, and Airs. An- the second froni 7 to 8 p.m, drew Thomson of Clande•boye A fee of 25e per lesson will be were Sunday guests of Mr. and charged, the same to be paid Airs. Ralph Smith and (mils each, week before going on the of Wallaceburg. ice. Lucan Three split $1,1)00 Auxiliary plans Arthur Brighton, of the, Lon- don Fire Department, was the guest speaker at the, Lions Club dinner meeting in the Anglican church basement last Monday evening, Mr. Brighton spoke on fire prevention and stressed the importance of child training and education in making chil- dren conscious of the dangers of fire and how they too, can assist in preventing fires. and family and Mr, and Airs, At the conclusion of his talk Don Fairbairn, London. Mr, Brighton was made an bon- Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis orary member of the Lucan were guess on Sunday evening Lions. with Mrs, Olivia Hodgins, Exe• December 12 was the date ter, set for the, next turkey bingo Mr. and Airs, Murray Abbott, when tickets will again be sold Centralia, were guests with Air, on a large turkey. Good re- and Mt-s. 'Clarence Davis .fol.- ports were received on the lowing the service at the House League Hockey but more church, coaches and managers are Mr, and Airs, Robert Magic needed. Messrs. Pat Crudge and Alike Bo-bar were presented with their membership button, Miss Lina Abbott's group of Comments about the Ladies' Guild catered for the dinner, By MRS, W. MOTZ lekeine,t. . • • ame..14eZteV=ekee:%;., Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hoist After a lengthy illness Miss tended the Allison-Eggert at- Annie wed-Gertrude Dempsey died d at her home here, Sunday, Nos', ding at Greenway United church By 'HEleARIN DTS1\13V LISRY The Right Reverend Appleyard MC, BA, hl), Bishop .of. Georgian Day, was present At the morning service at St. Patrick's Church. on Sunday where he confirmed 19 condi- elates prepared by BO,. Lyle Bennett rector of the church. Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Gran- ton, es organist, accompanied the .choir' front St, Thomas Church, Grauten, who assisted St, l'etriek't choir with the 'Itytnns and anthem, The Bishop congratelat.A. the .eongregation on the appearance of the eluirele since having it re-dee- orated end with new earpelieg, paAri sh haoeili pour followed in the al'ebse f : ito.11diotiktvi cnIgas\sv,e1Je olle ulh a-c=E1 i* George ?O'ConO'Connor, nno°1:' , (1a KellyPeOre'Ccov ril- nor, William Erie johnson, Betty RIO johnson, William Charles .lelders; junior class; Alvin Frederick. Weiberg, La.try Alexander Greenlee, Kevin lames O'Con- nor, Michael Locider, Thomas Alexander Bennett, Judith Marie Pennington, Sharon .Elizabeth Davis and Carol Ann Latta, Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Garfield Latta, London, and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkinson, parents of Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Latta spent Sun- day with them following the ser vice, A and Airs, Bill Johnson entertained following the serv- ice, Airs. Mary Johnson, Gail and ..Frank, London, Arnold Firby, St. Thomas, Air. and. Mrs, Horace Lake, Grand Gend, Mrs. Kay Fairbairn and Barb- ara, London, Mr, Alvin Basset, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Scrimshaw enteettleaettestalialiterAMeleSeereetee."1 Confirms d .candiates at Sainsbury .church Crediton East personal items mother, Mrs, Wes Atkinson, Weekend guests with Air. and Alt's. Wilbert. Stanley included Air. and Airs. Peter Wiseman and family of Agincourt, Air, and Mrs. Andrew Elder and family of Toronto and Mr, and Airs, George Stanley and fain- ily of Hamilton. The family gathering was joined by Mr, and Airs, Fred Featherstone and family of London, on Satur- day and by Mr, and Mrs. George Adams and family of Birr, out Sunday, Mrs, Will. Haskctt who spent a week with her son, Mr, Art Haskett and family of Toronto, has returned home, Mrs. Jack Davey of Wood- stock was a weekend guests of Mr. and Airs. Calvin liaskett. Airs. Rufus Thompson is holi- daying with her son, Air, George Thompson and renilly of St. Catharines. After spending a week with her son, Mr. Cyril Lee of Lon- doe, Mrs. Thomas Lee had as a guest last week her sister-in- law, Mrs. James Weir of Mar- lette, Alich e Mr. arid Mrs, Don AleTAggart„ of London were Sunday guests of Mrs. ;Bob Coleman. Mrs. Alex Colvin and small son, Paul, were weekend guests of Mr, And Mrs, 'U. F. Stanley. Air. Don. Banting, who has been in St. Joseph's Hospital for sonic lime for a check-up, returned home on Saturday And looks and feels much better. Mr, Arne Itodgins of London took his sister, Mrt. Amite Fair- les, to l4arristnn on Friday to spend the winker with her datighter, Mrs, Douglas King Over 460 get X-ray A successful sert-ey was held at the Lucan Community Memorial Centre, Nov. 14 and 10. Over 460 residents from Lu- can and vicinity took advan- (age of the free TV X4-ey Airs, Sheridan Revinglon, as chairman, was assisted by Mrt, Jack Sleitey, Mrs. John Park, Mrs. Il. B. Langford,. Mrs, jade Lankin,IMrs, A. E. Reilly, ht's. Batt'. Nagle, Mrs. Erie ?Ming, Airs. William Alcithargey, Mrs. William McLaughlin, Airs, De- lores Munn, Mrs, Harold Egan, Airs, Melee Dewan, Mrs. ,the Wheilltan and Airs, Jac Vlii Gee). Exeter native dies after Hines 25. The body rested in her neph- ew's funeral, home (Jack Murdy) Lucan until 2 p.m, Tuesday, Nov. 27 when the Rev. W, Sach of the Lucan Unit- ed Church, conducted funeral services. Pallbearers included Robert Avery, Stanley Hicks, Will Es- sery, Morris and Jack Murdy and Cecil Robb, Interment was in Exeter cemetery. She is survived by one sister, Mrs, Alma Price (with whom she lived here) and two neph- ews, Jack Murdy of Lucan, and Morris Murdy of Kitchener. Daughter of the late Andrew and Mary Dempsey, she was born near Exeter and lived in Exeter for a short time before moving to Toronto. She moved to Lucan last January. She was a member of the United Church, Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Allan Tindall (the former Rowena Abbott) of Wiarton entertained on Sunday in honor of the latter's birthday. Guests. included and Mrs. Cliff Abbott and Sir,Dave Me- Falls, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Tindall, Grand Bend, Air. and Airs, Duncan Tindall And Melody of Listowel and Air, and Aim Charles Ebel, also of. Listowel. Airs, Cliff Shipley entertained with a birthday dinner for Mr, Harvey Hudgins who is still a patient in St. Marys Hospital, London, His daughter, Mrs, 1-1, A. Chown, brought him out from the hespital for. the day. Air. Clime, Bill AM. Bob joined the. party fee the evening. and Mrs, Jack Bizenga and „Ninny of St, 'Thomas were weekeeel guests of Alt, and Mrs, Clayton Abbott, Mrs. Warner jileRtibettt of the Dresden High School staff spent the weekend at her Maine here. Mr, KAI') is again .a pas tieet Rt. St. •lose1ih's Hrispitale DRAIN TILE 4"—$55 per M Feet Del'd. S"—$85 per M Feet Derd. 4"—$110 per M Feet Del'd, 7"—$1SS per M Feet Del'd, 8"—$185 per M Feet bard. Above peieet based ell 1000 Linear Feet, in full triiekloade or more, delivered within 35 mile, radius of our plant. For detailed prices on all Sizrs tile. either delivered or F.0.13. our plant at Elginfiald, Write or phone flYbALL BItiCK 8, 111.E LTD., RR. 2 London Phorie 227.4721 Lutan. .Lneari will go to the polls Monday to elect a reeve. At the same time, it must have another nomination meeting to. fill a vacant council seat. Reeve Ivan Hearn is being opposed by Councillor Charles Corbett in a straight two-man race. Mrs. Gladys Reilly also was nominated for the reeve- Three-car crash hospitalizes man Constable Don Pettigrew of the -I.-peen detachment of the Provincial Police, is investigat- ing a three-car crash north of Arva Thursday night, which sent Charles Rosborough, of no fixed address, to St. Jos- eph's Hospital. The cars were driven by Karl Parr, London, Douglas Ursbott, RR 1 Eder- ton, and Donald F. Larkin, RR 1, Grand Bend. Two of the cars had slopped for a two truck, which was pulling a ear from the ditch, when the bumper-to-bumper col- lision occurred. Mr. Rosbor. bilge, a passenger. received un- determined hack injuries, Car accident Friday, Jacquelyn ink b el- ner, 12, of RR 3 Lucan, suffer- ed cuts over the left eye when a car driven by Louis Jack Finkbeiner, 45, of the same ad- dress was in collision with a car driven by Ronald Edward Goff, 23, of London on Welling- ten Rd., London. Police report damage was extensive, No damage at chimney fires After some months' respite, the Lucan Fire Dep't was rail- ...ed out last Tuesday night to a Chimney fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Rees, Con. Biddulph. No damage was done to the house. On Thurs- day they were called to an. .other chimney fire-at the home of Mr. Arthur Hodgins, Clan- -eieboye. Junior Farmers plan workshop Ruth Dickinson. RR 2 Den- field, president of the Middle- sex jr. Farmers' Association, reports that four workshops, at two-week intervals, will begin in mid-January for the pur- pose of personality develop- ment. The directors met in the Mid- dlesex County Municipal Build- ing, Thursday evening to draft this and other winter activities, which will include a public speaking contest scheduled for December 6 in the county build- ing. All 12 Middlesex clubs are expected to take part. Joanne Goarly, RR 1 Belton, will he in charge. Award night will be held ,fan, 18 at the annual banquet Feb. 15, both at Ilderton with Rev, Clifford Waite of London, guest speaker at the latter. A skating party was also planned for Dec. 2. Lucan firm wins tax concession Capital cost allowance for the Langford Lumber and Builders' Supplies Ltd., Lucan, was in- creased to $14,600 from $1.0.000 last Wednesday by the Tax Ap- peal Board of Caned -a, In its third day of sittings in the law building at the ihn- versity of Western Ontario, the board allowed the capital cost appeal and referred the matter back to the minister of nation- al revenue. John W, Cram of London, appearing for the lt- een firm, argued that a value of 310.000 placed on the property was too low so an allowance of $14,600 was finaly agreed upon. Appointed, appraiser Interprovincial Pipe Lines, who operate the longest crude oil pipe line in the world, have engaged Harold Corbett as prop- erty appraiser on a new line from Peter's Corners to Buffalo. New York. When completed this line will supply Canadian crude oil from western Canada to refineries in New York State. Recreation activities By NORM CARTER And John, Guelph, .were. guests with Air, and Mrs, Fred; Dobbs. eir, and Mrs, Bob. Tindall and girls visited on Saturday with Al,', and Alt's. .Charles (hand Bend, ..and on .$1111(laY with Air, and Mrs. Howard Clark, Shipka. Mr, and Airs—jack PickinS were guests at the borne of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph 'Matson,. London, on Sunday for the 25th wedding .anntVersary of Mr. and Aire, Jim Beckett, of Kitchener. Fire in chimney On. Tuesday evening the fire engine from 1.,ucan was :vatted to extinguish A ehinteey tire en. on Saturday. Mr. and Airs. William Henley, of Exeter, spent Monday with Air, and Mrs. William Matz, Mrs, Alec Hamilton, of Grand Bend, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Harry Lewis and Eber. Mrs. Beth Hatherly and daughter, Mrs. Harold Glues, of London visited Saturday with Air, and Mrs. William Motz.