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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-23, Page 18Arrtn'T*1.- *i****'.7. ..*** * •'"'"*"'*. 'eeSeesleeeeiellieel.===.lelrel="'"""es'''''s'sseite..reeeneeeeereeeSe".."..es";.M.: ... .. 4 Lions elect activii„10.4 Pag• 10 April 23, 1959 1,4 •-. '• •,, UCO 11.1 Plan hobby, trade fair At a meeting of the executive of the LUCAN held in the Com- munity Memorial Centre last Monday night, most of the &es., sion was spent in making plans for the annual Hobby and Trade Fair to be held June 3, 4 and 5. Bulletin 1 is now beteg dis. tributed throughout the com- munity. Besides the hobbies and crafts, there will be a hand writing and printing competi- tion on, "This is Where I Live." A plaque to be competed for annually will be presented to the school winning the most Points on a percentage enrol. meet basis, The committee hope to be Able to secure the Medway choir as part of their special attrac. tions on the program. Medway euchre The last Euchre of the Med- way Club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hobbs last Wednesday with all the members present. High score prizes went to Mrs. William McComb and Mr. Wil- liam Stewart; consolation to Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mr, Earl Middleton and lone hand prizes to Airs. Otto Daley and Mr. Carman Hodgins. District players share in prizes Lucan players at the Auxil- iary Legion Bingo last Thursday night didn't have it all their own way, for Clandeboye play- ers, Mrs, Allan Hill, Mrs. Omar Cunningham and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, and Exeter players, Mr. Ivan Queringesser and Air. Taylor, took their shares also. "Share the Wealth" was won by Mrs. Allan Hill; consecutive bingo by Mrs, Allan Hill, Mr. Bud Cooper and Mrs. Omar Cunningham, Mr. Tiylor not only won the jackpot consola- tion prize of $5 but also shared a bingo with Mrs. Scolly. Other winners included Mrs. Bud Cooper (3), Mrs. William Mathers, Mrs. Jack Arnold (2), Airs„Iames Freeman, Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. Gordon Couples and Mrs. Pat Crudge. The jackpot next week will be STO in 56 calls. Evening Auxiliary meeting The Evening Auxiliary of the Lucan United Church held its April meeting , in the church school room last Tuesday eve- ning. The president, Mrs, A. E. Reilly was in the chair and Mrs. Charles Sovereign's group in charge of program and refresh- ments. The latter was assisted by Mrs. Ross McRoberts, who took the study book and Mrs. Jack Ryan and Mrs. Morris Cob - lei eh. Plans were made for another bake sale to be held in the Nu - way Motors, Saturday, April 25. As the meeting was a work meeting most of the time was spent in the making of quilts and children's clothing for the bale. Lucan fire Lucan fire engine was called to the farm of Mr. Cecil Hodgins last Tuesday afternoon. Sparks from an incinerator set fire to near -by grass which quickly spread to an implement building. Joey, i7.year-old son, working at the front of the house, was the first to give the alarm. While his mother was calling the Lu - can Fire Department and for a Wrecker to remove a tractor and other implements from the burn- ing building Joey used the gar- den hose and had the fire par- tially under control by the time help arrived. Personal items Miss Bonnie Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold, has been accepted with the Earl Terry Singers-. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kenditick have been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilcox, Of Owen Sound, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Graham, of London, were weekend guests Of Mr. Fred Armitage and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold Morley and family, Mr. Armitage accompanied the for- mer couple for a visit to Oen Sound. After five weeks in St, Joseph's Hospital, Linda, small daughter of M. end Mrs, !William Hod- gins of George St., who was so badly burned when she set fire. to her nightgOwn, was brought bottle last Friday, still bandaged. The Pines Haven Nursing feeble has been told to the own - era of the Riddick Rest Horne At St. Themes, ()Wing to the. ill. health of the Owner, Mrs. Hussey, who moved to Petrone on Sat. Urday. You'reTlRID ALL THE TIME Now and thee everybody gets a 1 -out" feeling; end meq he bothered by backaches, Perhaps noth- ing seriously Vireo, just a temporary condition siesta by urinary irritation or bladder &comfort-. Thaes the time to take Dodcrit Kidney Ms. Dodd'* help stimulate the kidneys Id relieet this -condition irbitli Mak Often cense bel - Ache sued tired feeling.- Tberi you feel better, rest better; *ark better. Get Dodd'* Kidney Pills nn* Look fee the Mee box *eh the red bend ataJlAIUg CoUriters. You ten depend On Dodirri.s6 GrouP oPPose-5 W.1 to buy beer store- vote - f The members of the Lucan arena trees Temperance Organization held The April evening meeting of I an enthusiastic meeting in the the Lucan WI was held in the !United ;Church last Wednesday Community Memorial Centre 1 evening. Following a prayer last Thtu•sday with 23 members 5neeting led by the Rev, Edgar: answering the roll call by the Roulstori of the United Church, ; paying of fees, the Rev. Fred Thomson of the I The president, Mrs. Wes Hod. , Pentecostal Holiness gave an ad.; gins presided with Mrs. .1. R. dress. 1 alurray as lunch convener, The 1 During the I./tailless sessions, atter was assisted by Mrs. N. Plans for the mailing of temper- W. Wasnidge, Mrs. George Stras- - ance literature were discussed. ser, Mrs. Alitchell Haskett and Many offers of cars were re- Mrs. William Brownlee. ceived for the conveying of‘elder- Reports of conveners of eland- ly and shut-in residents te; the , ing committees were received voting poll. , I and adopted. i Mrs. Alex Young and Mrs, Wes YPU hears panel ; flodgins volunteered lo represent m the Institute and supply cookies on protestantis ; I , for the April meeting of the . , cancer dressing making. A splendid group of the Lucan- It was elecided to continue Clandeboye YPU attended a reg- onembership of the. Canadian ular Sunday evening meeting in Consumers Association, the Clandeboye United Church 1 As a money making project, last Sunday. The vice-president, ' each member was asked to col - Terry Culbert, presided, I lect rags suiteble for dusting During the business session it for the May meeting. Mrs. was decided to assist in the send -'Harold Hodgins volunteered lo ing of six members of the exec- take over Mrs. Harold Whyte's utive to the Conference leader- ' duties on the telephone commit- tship training weekend to be held tee. in the Dresden United Church,Following Mrs, Jack Steacy's I April 24-26. 'report on the purchasing of trees for ug Thompson as convener: the harena landscaping, it D 1 conducted the worship service, was moved the WI donate $75, Mrs. Brownlee acted as secre- tary for the election of officers, bert. The highlight, of the meeting past president, Mrs. Murray was a panel on "Let .us learn Hodgine. about Protestantism." Members President for 1959-60 is Airs, of the panel included Terry Cul- Wes Hodgins; vice presidents, bert, Barry Black, Frank Hardy Mrs. C. H. George and •Airs. and Marilyn Eaton. Benny Saulnier; secretary, Mrs. The next meeting in the Lu- U. F. Stanley; treasurer, Mrs. can church will be in charge of H. B. Langford; district director, Harold Frost, mission convener. Mrs. Cecil Robb; branch direc- tors, Mrs, Erwin Scott, Mrs. Hockey season closes which was conducted by the Sheridan Revington and Mrs. After a long and successful Ira Carling; auditors, Mrs. Irv. hockey season the ice has been ing Gibson, Mrs. Jack Steacy; removed from the Lucan arena pianist, Airs, Bert Jackson; but not before the Lucan Shani- Conveners of standing corn - rocks won the Ken Carter trophy mittees: agriculture and Caned - and the Minor Hockey Associa- ian industries, Mrs. George Pau]; tion Midget title last Tuesday. home economics and health, They defeated Lambeth Legion Mrs. Dave Park; historical re. 7-5 winning the two -game total search and current events, Mrs. goals round 15-6. George O'Neil lodge member Gordon Banting; Tweedsmuir book, Mrs. William Cochrane; citizenship and education, Mrs. Harold Corbett; resolutions, Mrs. Ann Philpott; publicity, Miss Lina Abbott; sick and sunshine, Mrs. Edgar McFalls: public re. George O'Neil, 69, of Concession Following' a heart attack, lateens, Mrs. Mitchell Haskett. 13, Lon Township, died in Mrs. Harold Hodgins and Mrs. St. Joseph's Hospital Wednesday, Wee Atkinson acted as the norm - April eating committee, 15. He lay at rest in the C. Has- Coursey School euchre kett and Son funeral home until Airs. Guy Ryan and Mrs. 12 noon, Saturday, April 18, Allan Ryan were hostesses for when he was taken to the Ilder-i the five -table euchre at the ton United Church, where a Coursey school last Friday night, funeral service was conducted High score prizes went to Mrs. by Rev. Bruce Guy, Interment Evan Hodgins and Mr. Harvey, was in Littlewood cemetery. Hodgins; second prizes went to, Pallbearers were Willie Hod-, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Coursey and gins, Ren Keffer, Reuben Hall, ; Ione hand prizes to Mr. Charles Jack Hall, Tes Walls and Hiram Grose (playing a ladies' card), O'Neil.;and Mr. Eugcne. Stokes. A Masonic service, under the 1 Mrs. George Hodgins and Mrs., auspices of the Heyederson Lodge, ] Joe O'Neil will he hostesses for Ilderton No. 338 A.F. the next euchre was held Friday night at 8:30 1 Native f district in the funeral home. o• Survivors include' his wife.. the former Bessie Kohl, two • Ciiurch Jack Steacy jack Steaey was elected presi- dent of Lucan felons Club at the annual meeting on Tuesday eve- 11111Vgic. e.presidents are Clare Stan- ley, Jaek 'Rad cliff° ; .treesurer, Mex Young; seeretarer, Al Brom wich; directors, William Haskell, Edward Morris, Donald .taantiel, Roscoe Hodgins; Lion tamer, E. A. Mosurinjohn; tell twister, Lionel Kendrick. geplerer news The Lucen-Clandeboye Expler- ers held their 8-th Expedition in the United Church Schoolroom last Monday evening with Coun- sellor Nag Haskett in charge of the worship service and the story "Lucky Alberto", Porto Rico boy. She was assisted le the worship service by Judy Scott and dCathe.ani rn ebaDuring session it was reported the Bunny Tea net- ted $28.15. Of this $5.50 will go toward nursery supplies and $1.2 toward the rest of sending an Explorer to the camp at Simcoe. District teachers co-ordinate 'work The April meeting of the Bid- dulph and Narth London Teach- ers' Association was held last Tuesday in the Luan Public School with the president, Mr, ' Wesley Clow in charge of the closing meeting of the in-service arithmetical project. Mr. Clow felt encouraged with the progress made, On May 20 in the Lucan schools, the heads of all the grades will meet to co. ordinate all the information gleaned through the past four months. inspector H. G. Schlotzhauer spoke briefly on a number of general school problems, Mrs. Murray Hodgins present- ed a copy of Bulletin 1 to each teacher, which oulliees a list of projects for the annual hobby and trade fair scheduled for June 3-5. The flay meeting NO 1 I be held in Mr. Maloney's catholic school 5 with the vice-president, Mr. Don.Medd of Bryanston in charge when plans for the an- nual field day will be made. As Lucan pupils have their own field day the Lucan teachers will not attend this meeting. • " • pentemtal Holiniss bktrch The ladles' Afternoon Tburs- day prayer meeting was held at the home of Airs, Fred Thomson with Mrs. J. A. Graham in charge of the Bible study, The Friday Young Pennies' meeting was led by Mr. Jade Eizenga. Mrs. Eizenga conducted a panel discussion on Bible characters. Following the meeting all :met at the home Of the Pastor for a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Eric llussey, prior to their lees,- ing ' for Petrolia on Saturday - Air. Thomson presented them with a Bible. On Sunday Rev. and Mrs :Thomson and a couple from Lon- ' don went to Midland where they were guests of the Rev. ,and Mrs, Moore, and alt attended the Midland church to hear Evangelist Samuel Learing. • The Sunday SerViee here was in charge of Air. g4. Butler. Miss Audrey Gagnon led the singiug and sang a WO. " At the evening service, Mr, Jack Rizenga was in' charge with Mrs. Shirley Prouty of Cm. tralia giving the address. ;Anglican church Plans are being made for the observation of Rogation Sunday in Holy Trinity, May 3, Diocesan WA 'meetinge are be' ing held in London May 21-23. AYPA members will hold cor- porate communion next Sunday followed by breakfastat the home of Miss Loreen liodgms. A change is being made .1n junior choir practise. Beginning this week, the boys will meet at 4.30 p.m. and the girls at 7 p.m. The April Guild meeting will be held in the parish hell, April 27. Pastor at Centralia accepts new charge Rev. J. T. Clarke announced in his congregation on Sunday morning that he had accepted a call to another pastoral charge and would conclude bis ministry at the Centralia -Whalen charges at the end of J Messrs. Orval Langford, Wil- liam Elliott, Glenn .Robinson, Sam Skinner, Frank Hicks and Jack Hepburn were appointed as a pastoral relations commit- tee, at a meeting fallowing the morning service. WA anniversary Mr. Lloyd Morgan was guest speaker at the anniversary serv- ice of the Woman's Association 'U in the nited Church on Sunday In °riling. Topics from Whalen By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gouds- ward, London, were Sunday visi. tors ;of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley, 1 Mr. and Mrs, Melville ning and Muriel,also Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn were Wed- nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Rodd, Granton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson and By MRS. J, H. PATON I visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Here, Zion, Bill Armstrong Clandeboye '1- Airs Ethel S' Squire Granton News budget from Clandeboye I tee. . ess eseeemeee....s, The church services on SW - day at St. James and the United 1 church will be on Daylight Say- 'ing Time and for the summer. 1 Mrs, Clarence Carter has been engaged to teach another year at the Clandeboye public school Section No. 2 and 4. Mr. Ernie McKenzie, who, with his wife, the former Lettie Rosser of Denfield, and his brother, Edward McKenzie, kept the general store at Clandeboye, at the start of the Great War in 1914, continues ill at his home. in California. Mrs. John Hewitt ha e been confined to her home due to ill- ness. Mrs. Emily Neale and Mr. William Falls, of Belmont, visit- ed on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie. Mrs. Fred Simpson after a week's illness here went to stay with her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovie in London. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Walker of Detroit accompa- nied her to London, later return- ing home, over the weekend. Mrs, Gordon Mathes, of Dor- chester, visited with her sister, Mrs. Emily Tomes who is 111, Monday,night and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer, Petrolia, visited the latter's mother on Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Peter Banks and daughter, of Sartia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. M4urice Simpson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna, of Thorndale, were I guests with 'the Paton family on Sunday. Farmers are busy working on the land preparing for the spring seeding, Mrs. Walter Marshall and son Clifford, of Bryanston, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Carer. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ochm, of ShAkespeare, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Etherington, of Exeter,' visite on Friday with their sis- ter, Mrs. Charles Carter, who was celebratieg•her 85th birth - Miss Jean Lewis, of Londoe, visited on Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs, Andrew Cartre, day. eeseseeereezees'esee eese •eeee, dies in Saskatoon sons, Stuart and Max, at home,1 i two daughters (Helen) Mrs. W.I Mr. Roy Harding died in Sask. N. Sande of Sarnia and (Mar.; atoon, April 7 with funeral serv- jorie) Mrs. Meredith Charlton, ices held on the following Friday. Ilderten, also two grandchildren,' in Saskatoon. Andrew and Anne Sande, I He is survived by his wife and Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. three children, also one sister, Hiram O'Neil, Mr. O'Neil ,was i Mrs. , A. Calder of London, (for - born in London township where' merle df Water St., Lucan) and Personal items . 1 two brothers, Wilfrid Harding of Wihdsor and Fred of Toronto. / he farmed all his life. Mr. Harding was a son of the! . Mrs. Erle Young, Mrs. Sheri- I .' late Philip and Margaret Hard- dan ' , Mrs. Bert TI formerly of the Coursey Rd, son and Mrs. A. E. Reilly last 1 ing, about a mile south of Lucan. Wednesday attended a meeting , at the home of Mrs. jack Rosser, ; He has been in the West for a ' , number of years. Ailsa Craig, to make prepare- tions for sectional rally to be Personal items I held in the Lieury United Church I Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Allison Friday, Juhe 5. of Parkhill were Sunday visitors ' Mrs. Bob Cojeman, Airs, In with Mr. Fred Armitage.. I ving Gibson and Miss Lina Ab -/ Saturday visitors with Mrs. , batt were Friday guests of Mr. ' William Dickies included Mrs. and Mrs. Alf Dickins of London. Eldon Caldwell of Shedden, Mr.1 Mrs. Florente Cunningham, of and Mrs. Albert Dickins of Lam.; London, was a weekend visitor belle and Mrs. Harry Noels, of with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Mc- Springfield. Mrs. Noels remain,' Falls of Alice St, ed over for a few days' visit Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Needham, with Mrs. Dickins, of Ballymote, were Sunday visi- Daylight Saving will begin in tors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lucan on Sunday, April 26 and will continue until the end of , Senteenber. Hodgins, taking home the for- mer's mother Mrs. Garfield Needharn, who' had been spend- ing a few days in Lucan with Mr, and Mrs. Hodgint, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ford, of Detroit, were Weekeed visitors with Mrs. Irene Coursey, The rodeo scene oil TV last Mr. Cecil Hodgins and Joey week was shot on the farm of, called at the home of Mr. and Mr, James Sigsworth. Many ,Of Mts. A, L. Fisher of Stratford his neighbors recognized Mr. last Saturday. Sigswort in the 'atm. scene. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ernest Kennedy spent ,Tames Sigsworth included ilifra. last Wednesday in Byron, the Janet Miser) of Lieury on nuts - guest of Mr. and Mrs, Glen Ken- day And Mr, and Mrs, Art Lee nedy arid family who have moved of London and Mr, Alonzo to 13yron. Philips on Sunday. A cheque for $320.50 has been Mr. and Mrs. Brost Kermedv sent to the Red Cross following of Lucan and me. end Mrs. Ger- a Liens Club's recent blitz het..ald West elf Lender' spent lest Mr, and Mrs, Bill Young, nfiseeekeed at their cottage at gel - Lender), _visited the forinees poy Bay, Mother, Mrs. Herntan Venlig of 1 1%1 r, and Mrs. Percy Lyons, of Williant St. and took her withibetrnit, spent Monday and TueS- thein to Mitchell Where they ,day with their cousin, Mrs. Her - Were guests of Mr. and MrS.'inan Young, Jack Young, They Alto called, Mrs. I. P. Prat, Mee, Froward on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tubb' and low, Mrs. Irene Coursey and saw the' ileW baby. 1 Mrs. Kay Egan Attended the Mr, and Mrs. A. '0, rfRtlf a Ortigrairt iff the Central t 01- Londen, were Monday guests of legiate, London, staged bY the a fele days with Mr. and Airs. and :Mille, of Petieelie, ealled oo 1 Mr. and Mrs. A, M. 'Redden. Ulster Girls' Chilli'. Mee, William Sangster spent MIS and Mrs, Stewart Park Herb Stretteti and family and Lucan frieiirla lest StindaY., helped celebrate N'eriey'S teettild i Mr. find Mrs. Murray Gl.bson, birthday last SUnday, of Detiffeld, tailed 011 Mr, and At the Aellual deriVetifiert Meet- Mrs, Henry Hedging last. Alert- ing of the Funeral Ditto' day. AsseCiatiOtt of Western Ontario, Mt% Pint MelebeM a tilt Mt. Clarence tlaskett WAS made' Dtestleti IIS rtaff ANN. Ova week. OM a the direetore, i end at her home here. This week in ! mc e sea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS Mrs. Nelsen Clarke, Farquhar, spent lest week with Mr. and Mrs'. William Walters and Dan- ny, Mrs. Arthur Rallis and Ron- nie cs( Thames Road visited on Wednesday afternoon with Miss Donna Gilfillan, Miss Kathleen Horne of Lori - deli spent the weekend at her 'hoine. I Mrs, Ivan Brock, Alargatet ! and Dennis spent the weekend at Langton, Mr, and Mrs, Prod Waltote, Sandra and Judy visited Seri- ; do At *Stratford with Mr. and Airs. John Witks, Larry Lynn visited on Satur- day With Billy Brock of Zion, I Mil. Gereet Miners was s ui WedriesdaY with her deughfee and Sbitellbtew, IVir, , arid Mrs,. RI:Ward .tollii8 and fatuity Of 14.11iteville Nettle The OdeaSitirl WAS Mrs. Miners' birth. daV. MISS Intl 6iltithe trindon I visited en Stitidey et her honle, was a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman and boys were in Mitchell Sun- day and visited Mr. and Mrs. George Pullman. Mrs. Ron Squire had a jeweliry fashion show at her home Tues- day evening. Twenty-three ladies were present. The demonstrator was Mrs. Marjorie Millson, Lon- don. Seeding is in full swing 'these days. Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn were guests on Saturday for the Stewart -McNaughton wed- ding at, the Centennial Evangeli- cal Church, Stratford. Reception was -held at the Masonic Temple. Mr. Russell Parkinson has been holidaying in California and is now travelling through the western provinces and visit- ing friends. reeSineeetteeneseetasesemeseemtetteeitseeee Letter from Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD C-1=,•...:2;;;;.:=1,===.6,==l2V Personal items Mr. and Mrs. George Prest and children spent Friday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Odd of London. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Erle Hamilton Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simpson and family of Exeter spent Sat- urday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dixon and sons, of Sault Ste Marie, are spending a few days with their parents. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Svvartz of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Morgan of Sarnia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rowe over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .0dd, of London spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Penton and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapton of Thorndale. "How Important is your Con- tribution to Society?" was the subject of Mr. Morgan's .address. The speaker. pointed out that People do not, realize the im- portance of the things they pos- sess, Special music was provided by the members of the WA as- sisted by the members of the CGIT. A duet was sung by ,Jean and Joan Essery and a duet by Mrs, C. McCurdy and Mrs, J. Eesety, Mrs. Alvin Essery was the pianist for the service. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins attended a banquet in the school. room of the Crediton United Church on Friday evening when the ladies of the Woman's As, sociation feted the choir mem- bers. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Becker and Brenda of Crediton were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunnington. Mr. T, Hodgson of Lloydmins.I ter, Sask. was a visitor for a few; 'days last week at the home of his nephew, Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Hodgson. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hodgins and family attended the Hodgins - Marriott wedding at the United Church, St. Marys on Saturday afternoon, Mrs. MacDonald, Ailsa Craig, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ricks. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Morgan, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgan and family of Crediton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Marilyn. Mr. William Haddock was con- fined to his home owing to ill- ness for several days, Mr. Frank Osborne and Robin visited over the weekend with relatives in Campbellford. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fralick and sons of Royal Oak, Mich. were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. K. Hodgins and family and Sunday evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Shipka and Mrs. C. Morley and daugh- ter of Licury. • Happenings in 13iddulph By MRS. M. H. E LSTON Brenda Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair, is able to be out again after her recent illness. Mr. Ernest Hicks and Mrs. Priscilla Mack have been patients in South Huron Hospital. Little Robin Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair, is home • again front South Huron Respite] -where she was a patient for some time. She is improving favorably. Wilma Weiberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg, formerly of this neighborhood, has recovered sufficiently from her accident to be able to return from e, Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson, were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mirion, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis, of Clandeboye, and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Taylor and Kathy, of Lucan, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Jessie Lewis. David Elston, acconlpanied by his father, Allan Elston, attend- ed a father and son banquet held on Thursday evening at the RCAF Station, Centralia, for the Cubs and 'Scouts, Mr. and Mrs, ' Sani Skihner, Gary and Karen spent last Mon- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Denham, at Kirkton, Recent visitdrs with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coates, were. ,Mr. and Mrs. William Butsen, Allan and Eleanor, at Staffa. 45 Kit Itr4VoluAi s44,io; Wood OA oOtir speaker foe' this evehihg IS anti rrit sure, you'l11 ahl enjoy watching," 3,20 1959, 31Vongriltr,hutarearrryd:::te; 4c odotiv "Ajax Termite Control -,--and 1Uiit9 .0 iliffii10100441011001011111140,0001f11110144/14/1111140110140111010111/11/01010/0111111411/101111011141111000fil DO IT YOURSELF! SEE -THE ALL-NEW Forney Repair Unit for the Farm This repair unit was built for the inexperienced. 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