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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-02-05, Page 12Page 12 The Times -Advocate, February 5, 1959 eparts Show Progress At Clandeboye Church The annual vestry meeting for. Mr, ard Mrs. Ernest Lewis St. James Church was held on teft on a motor trip ta Florida Wednesday evening with a cold Ugh their son, Mr. and Mrs. meat supper served merges-, Cecil Lewis. bard etyle. The rector the Rey. ; On Tuesday Mr. and Airs. J. J. Wrest presided for the meet.'H. Paton and Clare visited with bg, Earl Paton who is home from Reports showed a successful Victoria Hospital following an year far 1956. operation. Te new ceMetery •chapel was Jenior Formees built of cement and dedicated The Lucan Junior Farmers by the Rt. Rev. me. Lucan And District News Pliers, 10? ,corresponglent: Miss Line Abbatt Ton,Car crash 'Defective Wire IRlan.Su.rvey t at the home of Mr. and For .Nursery Sulfregan Bishop of Huron Ahout 7.45 a.m. in last Thurs. Imeanites -were startled last Emma Toe was the eaugeter of the youth. Owing to bad weather the .arillital Memorial and Deeora. • day's -dense fog 10- ens were • The presuleet, Mrs. Calvin MnrldttY evenieg to hear the the late- Mr. and il•Irs. Leonard and the Religious Rally at the eirs. esineison Stanley nn Mon. ton Service in September. lives as visitors. Included were Hackett presided at the January : • During the year the church assistant agricultural representa• on :Highway 4. Rev, D. A. Mae- ine-eting 'of 'tile .L46an HeOe a call from Mr. Alvin, AleLean store nest 10. the C. liaskett .and there ha$ been AO regUlar Y.P.U, tire Mr. Carman • Hamilton. tits. Milian backed out onto the high- Scheel Association last luesday ; :et lelginfield that his barn was Son's fureitere store, Mrs, DOwo- meeting for ibree• weeks. Now. Injures No One !Causes Blaze TMrsiL....Downino Church Activities Former Merchant 'YiPsY.- News. Parkwood loepittl, London, Sat. • Mrs' Lewis D (Kiting died in Clandeboye It n i t .e- d vuurch ' '..bY Miss Loraine •Grahem. is. in. Service from 7 to 8 each loridaY Churl ; Twenty members of the Linens charge Of the 'Children s Imlay. January 31. She lay at Y.P.U. attended the interdenoin- .evening. Bible lentil:4, new eatuee end _craft .are the :order ef rest in the C. ngsiieit nini sim national Christian Youth Service (411;,e.raFlooiltinaleryuontillvh..4eup.riniii; 31,0j11,;.. dia741111:i.iteectvierenehiSatiee. h,Ixtelitem.J.404051etssiiSult ;seiTiciee;vieg the atitetreres my, ice, the Y.P.V. met for their reg. 'lea' ill:* .allsts.ei:ttedUL 11)i:.13.' Trinity,inaLus- . At the morning service to Mar meeting with Air. Jack leiz. Artnitege of Toronn1.07. eandumcsted eamplete.youth service nere., •enga in .tharge. A trio, composed Herold Frost, mission cam/en. of Mrs, Jack VtiZeira, Miss Lor- infneral aervIces• Interment was er, a n n 0 n e e .0 d the hymns, eine Groh= and °Alise Velme St. James vemetery, Clande- and Barry Black, treasurer, led Birteh, sang. Mr. Eizenga led in boye. F. Stanley, Roy :Hodgins, Edgar ship of Mrs, Dave Park, sang theme, "God is no Respecter of Howard Currie. spoke an the a Dible questionnaire and Mrs. rsons." Paltheaeers were Messrs. Ii• junior elloir, Under the leader' in •the responsive psalm. The : 4Attleekt;allstt,ektitila4rnVectYpol% 13 .iollPtidifr, t..570011014sTobkeers. onneNiiieldsgaornd11040(1: Pe Anglican Church Mrs. Downing, the former dressed his reeiarks mostly to lay evening with county execu involved in a crash near Bier sound of the fire siren following Fox, who operated a general Community Centre a week ago, 'exterior woodwork has been way rid ss, s hit by a car oinq fire. However before'sufficient ing continued clerking in her painted also new eavetroughs trict president, Mr. Don Hughes. added. : vice-presidents, Miss Doreen Gar - The Guild have started refur- rett and Air. Bill Thirwill. nishing the vestry with a new ; Plans were laid for the annual maple deak and matching chair, . banquet to be held on March 7 Jack for to chancel and a new ter and for the rooster crowing historical scrap book for records ' competition at the seed fair. bas been purchased. ; Three films were shown. Officers elected for 1959: Pee- ple's warden, Andrew Carter; rector's warden, Edward Flynn; Lucan Personals vestry clerk Karl .O'Neil;,, n . g ' fire. sides - nen, Earl Morgan, Joe Cunning.: 'Mrs. Jack*Schroeder and small ee eieraculously, no one was in. ° gt ' ba,M, Clare Paton, Toes Tomes : daughter, Cindy Lee, of London jured seriously or required hos: .tq Children's Memorial Hospi. i and Clarence;Carter; I were Thursday guests of the for- pitalization but some needed La'• Guild Will Aid Stewardship Campaign Lead• meres aunt and uncle, Air. and medical attention and all were The president gave a report , Mrs. Alvin McLean. ers, .Mrs. Jim Cunningham and badly shaken up. Car damage on the 21st annual convention e s. , Mrs.: Clarence Carter; lay (tele- ! Mrs. Wilmer Jones, who has was extensive. held in London. i victim Of Fire gate! to Synod. Maurice Simp- been recuperating at the borne l " Airs. George Paul and Mrs. R. : son, -substitute, John Hewitt: I of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. . . M. Engel volunteeredelle Ladies' Guild of Holy Trill- ' Irving Gibson. following her re -1 Legion, VVives Bard. of Management. Cecil ' sent the group at the intoakililroci ityiilg church held it: January meet - Carter, John Simpson, Alan Hill,: H • in the Parish Hall last Mon - cent operation in St. Joseph's; • . evening, north and another going south.; it was suggested that in fin I volunteer fire fighters could be father's store after her marriage Mr. Howard Kew from Lunn lure each month, lunch convener . wlio clsay, a second call was re. and after her father's death, aid of Some years ago she sold the saw the crash in time to stop. * Tie got out and with a flash- secure the "Ines Qf' all newe°111-: the neighbors anci a bucket Mi.. stock and lived alone at the rear sr and ni v e them a ePecial in. • • desk pad and mirror. A I. mon at Armstrong's Restaurant, Exe- light attempted to stop on-eom. i• vi a ion to attend the meetings. ; g g d e ire was out. of the ' • te 1 were cars • In future notices of meetings ; Defective veiring, caused by when her store and dwelling was •1 -6 ing ears among wh' 1 b • t f burned down in the fire which din en by hiss Julie e at ins, ' ivell•be sent out on 1, rulaY rather : r; ' Mrs. Don Revington of Luau. Filiallydriver. 1 have more time to make the samriewhen Mr. AleLean turned destroyed the Lucan Motors. soPcle f tlebarn was Wei frOD1 I lights. Fortunately the land Mr. Bob Hamilton) and , , than Monday so parents win Since the fire she lived in Park - et() clainfed he e011id See mithing , tending. ; recent storms soburnedslowly, death a Stratford drivel% necessary arrangements for at- 1 .- ° c ilavuentdealgsdPai3t,s.1 until iter in the fog rammed into the ,other , - . , ' for otherwise the men would Her husband predeceased her 1 it was . ated to have a shower , have been unable to put out the some years ago. Her only sur - nine ears. •. • cancer dressings Feb. 26 in the ; day 2, Hickson were joint hostesses Rae •Hodgins and Roy Cunning- ospital. has returned to herI Enioy Dancing night with the president, harni treasurer, Airs. Alan Hill; If the old legend of the ground.' The first of a series of Legion Mrs. Cobleigh's alidDes: and Mrs.Hawkshaw at 'Mrs. Kay Egan, in • the chair at a Friday night helci at the home of ' home in London. United Church basement. miscellaneous shower last auditors, Cecil Carter and Roy vivors are nephews and nieces. Attending the funeral were Mr. Stuart Fox of Toronto, Mr, David Firth of London, Mrs. Tay- lor and Mrs. MeNaughton, two of airs. Downing's nurses at Parkwood Hospital. Shower Mrs. Cecil Alullin and Mrs. 1V. ; hog seeing his shadow on Feb. I dances for members and friends jardine's rooms tied for the at- ! the piano. Rev, J. P. Frest led the former, in honor of a recent e be true then Lucanites are ; was held in the Legion Hall last tendance euP. so each room will ; in devotions and a responsive bride, Cunningham; representatis esto 1 Mrs, George Atkinson Moore 1 doomed to endure six mare Saturday evening. Dancing and hold it for two weeks. ham, Ernest Lewis, Karl O'Neil,psalm. cemetery board, Cunning -(nee Marie 1Vhitehead). Joan weeks of winter. At least we hope; games were enjoyed hy the Volunteers were asked to act In his talk later, he told of Whitehead, sister of the bride Maurice Simpson and Jim Cun- they won't be as severe as the I splendid crowd, followed, by a as H & S representatives and ate! the Rev. Robert A Carson and and Diane Hickson, daughter of ningham. past six weeks when tempera- I buffet lunch, Provided bY the lend meetngs of the L.U.C.A.N.1 his bride of last July, losing one of the hostesses, assisted L.Q.L. 493 Biddulph tures registered from 10 to le' ladies. Volunteers were .also asked to I all their belongings in a fire the bride in the opening of the I A uchre party was held with below. The Legion Auxiliary staged make a survey of the village I last Monday at their IlliSSiOD gifts, e winners being: ladies' high score, Mr, Cliff Marshall and mother, , another successful bingo last and No. 6 section to ascertain I home at Norway House, 300 During the evening four con. Mrs, Walter Marshall of Bryans-; Thursday evening. The names of the number of children eligible : miles north of l'ennmeg, Mr. tests were held and were won bY Mrs.. Thomas Weller. Lucan; all winners could not be secured for nursery school. next fall so ; Carson, a London native, had Mrs. Chas. Glenn, Mrs, William gent's high, Don Abbott, Luean; ton were Weanesday guests of ; Tone hands, Mrs. Roy Pepper, Mr. and Mrs, Murton :McLean. ! tbutere a eioiig Patthe erieneney winners • the board will know wbether to ' preached in Holy Trinity church. Mathers and Mrs. Wes Hodgins Miss Kate Bowyer is on the e Mrs.e,,.__ C. eg, who won.obtain an all -day teacher or : In a recent appeal for help, for (2), Exeter and Jack Walls of Lucan. . - li 1 h n Beech , four bingos; ens. Robert Down- .part-thne teacher, his parish, the A.Y,P,A. had Personal Items Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Tubb anti Jimmy were Monday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Wes Hodgins, Mr. Earl Carling of Sudbury is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Ira Carling. He, with his mother, daughter and sister spent Sunday in Kincar- dine, guests of Air, and Mrs, Elmer Walpole and found snow 15 feet high in Kincardine dis- feted a stroke and also has iters, Joan and Eleanor and Mrs. ; Coursey School Euchre I At the conclusion of the film ; (nee Donna Robnson) were guests • dis- trict. The square dancing class in pneunomia. ' Mrs. Art Black, who not only : of honor at a social gathering I charge of Miss Angela, Armitt of , ! Agnes Ashwell all of Thorndale. I Mrs. Grey Ryan and Mrs. Al- : Mrs. Eslie Hodgson is ill at . also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson ' 10-12 group but also ! in the Lucan Community Centre 1 London was well attended last Ian Ryan were hostesses for the ' teaches the the home of her daughter, Mrs.; and small daughter of London, ; seven -table euchre at the Coursey has a boy in the same bracket, :last Friday evening when a! Wednesday night in the Com- munity Memorial Centre but new Charlie Sumners, London. Mrs. who visited Mr, Robinson's Par-, School last Friday evening, High . in her home, was in a position large number of their relatives i dancers will be inde welcome. ; ladies' prize was won by Mrs.. to comment on the picture which ; and friends gathered to extend Cline Webb. the former Marion ; ents in Parkhill in the after- I I Tom Coursey, lone hands by she had seen twice, during 'the , best wishes and congratulations. Hodgson, arrived last week to noon, I Once again the Boy Scouts of : Aires Charles Grose and console. ; afternoon. Her comments were : During the evening the young visit with her mother. • Lucan solicit the co-operation of ; tion by Helen Hodgins. High ; interesting and comprehensive ; couple were presented with a Mrs. Russell Blake is improv housewives in the paper drive , men's prize was won by Mr. Tom - and hit a chord with all mothers , purse, Gary McFalls reading Saturday,Feb 7 Coursey, lone hand prize by Mr . of 10-12 year olds. Mrs. R. T. the address and Leo Boyle mai'. Ing et St. Joseph's Hospital. ; Mrs. Sheridan Revington• Mrs• Charles Grose, and consolation - Ru.mmell moved a vote of thanks ing the presentation. % H. B. Langford, Airs. Alex Young, ; prize by Mr. Bev. Hodgins. inc to Mrs. Black. the box of groceries was Leonard e" ey, two; Mr, F. W. Hovey, two; It was decided the rates and ' planned to send. Mtn a bale. Mr. Mr. L. Luepke, two; Airs. F. W. expenses were too high to send ! Prestsuggested that theGuild . es Whiner of the lucky draw on s,.. Smith of R.R. 1 Lucan. Air. James Little who under- went an operation at Westmins., BoveY, two; Atr,,Bud Cooper, a Meg* to the annual conven.; do something to replenish their with ; two; and singles to Mrs. Ron tion in Toronto. Nagle; " 1.Nest•worth, John Smibert, Mrs. The bighl•„. the meeting I personal loss. Open, House ter Hospital s recuperating Mrs. Clarence Carter and pu. his daughter, Mrs. Basil ea A. E. Reilly, Mr. Tom Weller, was an lab t of educational film on the ; Most of the business session pils of'Clandeboye school held Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whyte a---; Mrs. Jack Henson, Don Lankin open house for the ;parents on family of Bothwell were Sunday and Peter ' Shipley. ; rhaviour of 10 to 12 „ , was spent in making the neces- saryFriday evening to inspect the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ii The consolation jackpot Se : or a haw-haw from various parts , the Men's °Club in their oyster _ boys and girls, A titter, a giggle , year °J° ' arraneements Inc assisting Sunday guests with Mr. and ; gr by • • , of the room indicated that some- 1 evening; I supper scheduled for Monday Feb. 9. work of the students. Whyte and family. *ze was won Mrs William • Persinal Items Mrs. Evan Hodgins included ; nike •-st*. bingo. one present had a Mary, a Tom -1 Will be held next I my Mii, Ward Hodgins is a patient ; Airs. Walter Fitzsimmons, Alrs. .... _lir:PerPresentation And Dance : or a Billy who behaved ex- I In S. Joseph's 'Hospital He suf.' Edward Fitzsimmons two (laugh- I Tan naY• I actly like those on the screen. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkinson Tcpies FrOM Mrs. E. R. Pitt and Mrs. Wit., next game will be held . next! The lunch committee comprised C. G. I. T. 'Meeting liam Aylestock attended the an- ! Friday night, February 6, when ; Mrs. E. le. Bridger, Mrs. R. M. The meeting of the C.G.I.T. ing in the Colborne United! Hodgins will be hostesses. ; E. Hussey. night began with craft which W ha len nual 'W.M.S. Presbyterial meet.; Mrs. Joe O'Neil and Mrs. George; Engel, Airs, Traversey and Mrs. in the United Church on Monday By MRS. F. SQUIRE Church, London, last week. consisted in the making of scrap ' books for the Sick Children's Another successful fox IPick '59 Officers , Hospital. Mrs. Chas. Sovereign, who re' hunt' PersOnal Items was held last Saturday afternoon read from '"The Torch" the pur- pose of Youth Week, was assist- ed in the devotions by Margaret Armitage to spread rabies; and Rose Ann Mosur- Whalen selibol children and when some 25 to 30 local hunters, , d d katingparty at ' Six more foxes will never have or Lucan Church collected at the Lucan Arena. their ;teacher, Alt's. Charlie Gow. • • t h ' ther in this community. Another hunt Following a congregational pot- The chairman of the steward injohn. ; the opportunity e on Monday luck supper in the basement of beards, property committee, or- Personals th-Exeter arena gerust and presidents of each la.; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armitage the church, the members of the dies' organization were named a • and family, of Lucan; Messrs. atterllowi chools in the school area. ; is planned for next Saturday. s The boys of Whalen school , L.O.L. Euchre • played a friendly game of hockey I L.O.L., 493, held a most sue- Lucan United Church elected committee to look into a better Alorris, Elmer and Willis Dar - with ' Zion school on Wednesday cessful 13 table euchre in the their 1959 officers last Wednes- heatingofthe basement and the ling, and Mrs. Jean Paton, of favoi of Whalen. ! ning. Ladies' high score prize dry evening. The meeting was possibility ofsecuring a machine chaired bY the pastor, the Rev. to print programs and church ering and family, of Arkona, and London; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pick- afterhoon. The score was 7-1 in , lodge room last Wednesday eve- • ' •ii ii Blinded by swirling snow Bruce went to Mrs. Toni Weller and Edgar Roulston, and Airs. II. B.calendars. I Air. Levi Darling visited Mrs. Wallis' car was hit by a truck , Ion hand prize to Airs. Roy Pep- Langford was named secretary. Personals ' Levi Darling at Craigholme last -Saturday evening on High- , per (Exeter). Men's high prize Honorary elders_ are Rev,E. Janet and Johnnie Henson, Nursing Home, Ailsa Craig, last way "23. His car was tipped over : was won by Mr. Don Abbott, lone M. small children of Mr. and Airs. , Sunday and found her so much hand prize by Mr. Jack Walls. anacel r.Myeone.;Culbert;11 and Bruce received a bad bump I eldei Cook 'G rraaul chfi Cti Pat Henson, who have been pa- improved that she can now walk on the head which knocked him The lucky draw for a box of b. ert;sbeef•I't'Ale ; y,Ivan Stan-tients in St. Joseph's Hospital, around her room with the aid of out ;for awhile. He was taken , groceries was won by air. Leon- icy. GordonteBanting, Clarence with pneumonia, arrived home a cane. to St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon.' and Smith. Stanley W. J. Stanley,John last 1 Mrs. Harper .Appleton was a Tuesday. .11 i. and Airs. Gordon Maines . weekend guest of Mr. and Airs. don for treatment but was re- I Another euchre is scheduled Park, 'Donald Revington, Ivan et, .- - ,„ leased on Sunday night. 1 for Wednesday, February 11, Hearn, J. Alex Young, Harold and Lucan relatives have been in - Elizabeth of Dorchester ; IL T. Bond. Mr, and Mrs. Milne Pullen at •-; Florida News Whyte. Clarence Lewis, Earl were Sunday guests of Mrs, Wil- ' formed of the serious illness of tended the Federation of Agri.Last Thursday's fog grounded Haskett, Wesley Revington. liam Dickins. culture banquet at St. Marys 1 London planes so Mr. and Mrs. Board of stewards, Harold ! Air. Sam Jackson, of Toronto, in • Harold Corbett had to postpone Whyte (chairman), H. B. Lang- Miss Doris Armitage of Listo- ' St. Michael's Hospital. (Airs. United church on Friday night. I Whalen Sunday School held a ' their trip to Florida till Friday ford, Don Maguire, Cecil Robb, wet attended the funeral of her Jackson is the former Mabel skating. party at Woodham rink evening. J. B. Ready, J. Alex Young' M rid - aunt, the late Mrs, Lewis Down- Hodgson, of Clandeboye, with on Thursday evening, There was; Mr. and Ales, Wes Revington Sheridan Revington, M. 1-1. Hoeg- ing last - °---a3em , area). ; any relatives in the Lucan hot dogs and coffee served. Alle returned Friday night from their ins, J. H. Cantelon, Dave Park, ,, Mrs. Garfield Needham, Bally - bad 4 good time. ; honeymoon trip to the sunny William Frost, Jack Lankin, mote, is spending a few clays Mr. Andy Dixon, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Damen left; south. [Toward Kew, Donald Abbott, with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hod- was guest speaker at the Lions last ;Week on a visit to their na- I ,., ., ..,,e, . .. „....., ; Alden Walker, Jens Andersen, gins and Air. and Mrs, Ron Car- Club meeting in the Anglican tive Helland to visit relatives and ' ••• ''' '-' ''''''•;•••7:•• ' '-!' ''',"-••••-• ''''''' Charles Grose, James Sigsworth. roll of Saintsbury were Sunday . Church basement last Monday friends. Happenings In , night and gave an illustrated talk Mr; and Mrs. Will Morley Jr., , Janice and Robbie were Friday I evening guests with Mr, and M rs..Ronald Squire. Mr, Howard Morley, Mr, Clar-I • By MRS. M. H. ELSTON ence Lynch and Gary Lynch of ! ... Hazel Park, 'Miele, were Satur.; '''" • - '' - •-•••• ... -•-•:" e•-• • ' day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ' Personal Items Biddulph Missionary and Maintenence guests. e ! an the Sauble Valley Conserve - committee comprised of stew Mr. and Mrs' James Frecntan tion Authority, Ile was presented ards, treasurer of the church, and familyspent last Sunday was the Lion's share of the soil and Miss Florence Chown, treas. in Burgessvillle, guests of Mr.; 'Kid ging competition trophy, urer of the Al, and M. ' and Alt's. Stan Mighton and ram. There were four guests from All yearly reports showed the llY• ; Thorndale and the following local church had a particularly good Miss 'Millie Bradley of Toronto guests, Messrs, Charles Cornett, financial year. is visiting her sister, Aliss Rose Royden Herbert and Glen Miller Rev. Edgar Roulston led in a Bradley. who is seriously ill. ' Mrs. Ernie Ross has replaced Mrs. Eva Henson has been on Alt's. Bud Cooper as clerk in the the sick list for the past week., Mayfair bakery. Will a Aiorley Sr. and Mr. and . Little Deborah Dickey is a pa- memorial service for all those Mrs,.Will French. 'tient in South Huron Hospital who passed away during 1958. -; with pneumonia. News From North Mrs. Roy Harrison who is still a patient in Victoria Hospital ) was visited on Sunday by her rni other, Mrs, Jessie LeWis Mrs Elosanquet I Lloyd Johnson of Ailsa Craig , - • , land Mr. Roy Harrison. -• BMELVIN DURR Mrs. Chris Fischer spent Fri- , day in London with her (heel). . kr/s.y .; -::.' ...: eeeeeeee' .-1 • e ' I ter, Mrs. Joe Mordush and Mr. (The Times -Advocate weleemes'Several little girl friends of and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake. smellier correspondent to its Linda Heckman were. invited it large family of reporters. 'Melvin: a Durr e Parkhill, will contribute a birthday party 00 Seturday weekly news letter from North afternoon givOn by her mother Bosanquet.) ; in honor of Linda, They alI en - MO and Mrs. George Murphy j°Yed gamesand lunch. The cif Cape Breton, have been visit.' guests were Misses Bonnie Blair, Ing their daughter, Mrs. Peter:Heather Davis, Wendy Elston, Burley, Mr. Burley and family, Dianne and Catherine Oke. Arid are new with another daugh.; Mr• and Mrs. Hugh Davie, ter, Mrs. T. cocenyt and mr, I Michael and Heather were guests Cdeefieft and family, of leitcheted of Mr. and Airs. Allah Elstbn on I er • Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burley re- 1 Mr. and Mre. Rem VeVelis Gently announced the birth Of a • arid David accompanied by Air. etni, Michael. I and Airs. Bob Tindall, Miss Row - Mr. and Mrs, ciatonte mu,. tone Abbott and Mr. Allan Tire kits recently announced the birth , dallVit. Prised Mil., 'Clih,A. tit. of twin daughters. i den be Lender' 00 Trit.180A eve - Beads in the Xlonclyke have ning, 'whe was celebrating a been kept open with the aid of :birthrlaY. the new grader and plough, ! `Mr. arid Mrs. Lennard Sitith Mat 'Melville, Peter Burley ' and family spent Sunday with Anti Jelin Crawford are empleyed , the latter's parents, Mr. and et thp army damp. i Mrs. ]ar1 Campbell, P.xeler. , CampIpperwash is preparing Mr. and Mrs. Mervin tlsten t61" ei i nepeetien by the deputy Anent Wednesday evening with thihigtho er wle expected the Mr. lern Rieke and Mil. Priscilla Waddle of the teeth. 1 Mack. SCOUT PAPER COLLECTION Sat., Feb. 7 All papers to be securely tied and left outside for col- lection at 9:30 a.m. HELP YbUR SCOUTS The flowers on the altar were in. loving memory of the late Mrs. Galley Johnston at the 11 0'elock service. The Alen's Club are busy fin- alizing plans for their .oyster ever, a meeting is planned ler supper, Feb, 18. Senday, February 8th in the Lie can United •Church with Doug A.Y.P.A, Thomson ja charge. The regular meeting of the Lecan-Clandeboye A.Y.P.A. was held in the Parish Hall Sunday evening with the president, Tone Dimes, in the chair, Helen Har- dy the piano and chaplain, Pat Egan, assisting in the devo, Hons. Pentecostal Holiness Church. Mrs. 3, A, Graham, on Tues- day, was hostess for the W.A. work meeting at the home of her daughter, Airs. Jack Eizenga. Aire. Meine Eizenga was in charge. of the meeting .and Airs. Howard Currie the devotions. Knitting, sewing and cutting out of aprons comprised; the work session of the meeting. Open prayer meetings for the month of February will be held each Wednesday at the home of Mr, Ed, Butler with the Rev, Fred Thomson in charge, • The Ladies' Afternoon Prayer meeting was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Don Gardin- er. Airs. J. A, Graham led in Bible study, Rev. Fred Thomson, assisted Personal Items Airs. Florence Cunningham of London -was a Monday guest of her sister, Airs. W, J. McFalls and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. L. Downing. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral of the late Airs. Galley Revington were Alt's, Jean Stoner and daughter, Air. and Mrs. Carmen Conti, Air. and Mrs. 3, Conti, all of Niagara Falls, N.Y., Air. Grant Hawk- shaw of St, Catharines, Air. and Mrs. Lochard Johnston of Hamin ton, Dr. and Mrs. Len Lobsinger and Mrs, McKay of Sarnia, Mrs, Wiliam Dickins, Mrs. Maurice McDonald and Mrs. Bob Coleman were Thursday guests of Mrs. Frank Coates of Exeter. Owing to inability to secure the Community Centre or Miss An- gela Amite the 'birthday Valen- tine dance has bad to be post- poned till after Lent. The staging of a play to raise funds for Mr. and Airs. Bob Car- son was discussed and a com- mittee of the executive, group leaders and. Miss Lina Abbott named to make the necessary plans. 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