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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-25, Page 12112L 17 Lucan And District News ‘ Phone lel teican corresponcielett MS% it.ine Abbott .„. Overflow Crowd :Glee Club Attends Mission The. etuarterly World Mission Tre...ats a11yefe the PentecostChureh. The April meeting of the Lucan tet In the Lucan Holiness W.I. was. held in the Community Vieneen last FridaY afternoeu. So Memorial Centre last Thursday greet was the attendance, that afternoon with the president, Ortin, after filling . all available. Mrs. Murray liodgMs, in the leeace with .chairs, eorne had. to chair. Roll call was .answered by erandk the paying of fees. In the worship The guestspeak..er was the Rev. service, the president xead an Gospel 'Temple Scene Of Rites In London Gospel Temple on SaturclaY, Doreen Lillian May BrOwn, daughter of Mr, and UM Roy Brown, London, became the, bride of Louis Eitenga, son of Mr„ and Mrs. Moine Eiteoga, Luean. Rev. W. Be Hornby was the officiating clergyman The bride •chose a gown of Willani Neil, of Toronto, vice- appropriate Easter hymn. The French lace and nylon tulle over president of the Ontario bunday motto, "Don't waste your time satin. The lace .bodice featured Scheel Coeveation, who spoke on looking at your hill. Climb it," •a scalloped neckline and the skirt the Easter message. Donna was enlarged upon by Mrs. J. of tulle extended into a slight Thomson, 3.2-Year-olci daughter of W. Cochrane, train. 'A headdress of matching the Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Mop- One of the highlights of the lace over satin held her finger - ion, made her debut as a soloist. meeting was the singing by 43 tip veil and she carried a white With an attendance at 71, the members of the Public School Bible crested with pink roses Lucan Children did their best to Glee Club, accompanied by Miss and white stephanotis, retain the attendance banner but Bette Leake. The attendants, Miss Marilyn as mileage counts for extra The replacing of deadshrubs Higgins as maid of honor, :Miss points, Chatham won with. an at the front of the building was Tina Eizenga Eizcnga and Miss attendance of 61, but Lucan has discussed and plans made to Onn, bridesmaids and Miss Rose high hopes of getting it back raise the necessary funds by Marie Brown, junior bridesmaid three months from now. holdinga luncheon bridge and and Dale Sibley, flower girl, euchre in the Community Centre, were gowned in twilight blue. Thursday, May 9. A committee Groomsman was Jack Eizenga comnosed of Mrs. Murray and ushers were Allen Eizenga, Hodgms, Mrs. George Paul, Mrs,. Garnet Burnett and Robert IL B. Langford and Mrs, Erwin Brown, Teddy Sibley was ring Scott, was named to make the necessary arrangements. Reports bearer. from conveners of standing corn, mittees showed an interesting and profitable year. It was decided to have a fish- pond concession at the Hobby and Trade Fair, May 22-23-24 at the arefia. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Frank Hardy, a former president, for the election of churches. officers, when Mrs. Murray Each morning from. Monday' Hodgins was re-elected president; vice-presidents are Mrs. W, Hod - ins, Mrs. C. George; secretary, Mrs. William Brownlee; treasur- er, Mrs, H. B. Langfprd; district director, • Mrs Frank Hardy; branch directors, Mrs. /Erwin Scott, Mrs, Ira Carling and Mrs. Sheridan Revington; auditors, Mrs. Irving Gibson and Mrs. Jack Lankin; pianists, Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs, H. )3. Lang- ford. Conveners of standing com. mittees include agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. George Paul; home economics and health, Mrs. Jack Steacy; histori. cal research and current events, Mrs. J. William Cochrane; citizenship and education, Mrs. Cecil Robb; community activities and public relations, Mrs. War- ner McRoberts; enress, Miss Lina Abbott; sick and sunshine, Mrs. S. R. Murray, Mrs. Edgar McFalls was lunch convener, assisted by Mrs. Mur- ray }lodging, Mrs, Irving Gibeon, Mrs. Mitchell Baskett, Mrs. Clan ence Haskett, Mrs. Jack Steacy and Mrs. 3. W. Cochrane. Town Marks Holy Week Once Again residents of Lucan and vicinity paused in the ever. buy whirl of life's activities to commemorate the laet days of the life of Jesus, Meetings usual- ly scheduled for this week were postponed a week, giving every- one an opportunity to attend onion services in the three till -Thursday the Anglican Church bell could be heard call- • ing members and friends to Holy Communion. The union services which be- gan ip, the Pentecostal Church • on Sunday evenhig, continued there Monday evening with the Rev. J. P. Prest preaching on the parable, "The Sheep and the Goats." As a large group of Explorers and leaders • filled several seats, Mr. Prest preach- ed mostly to the youth, Mrs. Ed Butler sang a solo to her own accompaniment on the piano ac- cordion. • On Tuesday night in the 'Unit- ed Church, the Rev. F. P. Thom- son of the Pentecostal Church was the guest speaker, taking as hit text, "Are you able to drink of the cup that I shall drink di, and be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?" The centre part of the church was reserved fors, a large group of xecently organized Lucan- Clandeboye members, Beet Thompson favored 'with a solo, On Wednesday night in the United Chtireti, Rev. J. P. Prest Was the guest speaker, taking as his tkt, "Why sleep ye? RISC and pray lett ye enter into temptation." The their provided special music. The Anglicah Men' t Club attended in a body. The Maundy Thursday service in Holy Trinity Church was largely. attended with the church choir in charge of the music, assisted by a joint junior choir of 36 members. The Lucan Men's Club attehded in a body, also menthert of Holy Trinity and St, Jame& Wonian's Auxiliary, The juniot choir sang durihg the of.• feratory. The Rev, F. P. Thom- Ispn, as guest speaker, based his remarks on Psalm 116, My. . P. Prest and Rev. E, 7 R6131sten •had charge of the three-hur Good Vriday service, aitetteting on the seven sayings front the trost, PersOnal Items Mr. arid M. Alfred W. Bromich (nee Mary Stanly), are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Mary, in St. Joseph's Hospital, Thursday, Aprills. •• See C.7 E. Robb State Faro' Agent ...'FIRSTforaTHREE! AUTO FIRE C. E. ROBB Peesona Is Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walpole and family, of Kincardine, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carling, the twins Sherry and Terry remaining over for their Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gibson spent Sunday in Kippene the guests of Mr. end Mrs, 'Wilmr Jones, Miss Gwen McGowan, of To- ronto, called on Lucan friends last Monday. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Attwell were Friday and Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. D A Ashworth Mil. R. Griffin, of London, was Wednesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hamilteri. Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Smith arid family spent last week -end in Oakville, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. King. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Flynn, Wile spent the winter in London, have returned home and have rented their apartment to Miss Joyce McDonald for a beauty parlor, which opened last week. Miss Jessie Smith, of Toronto, Spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Edgar McFalls and Mr. McFalls, prior to leaving for a two-month trip to Europe, June 1. Mr. Earl Carling, now stationed lh Northern Quebec, flew home for the week -end and is a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Mr. Jack Clarice, of St, Carling. Marys, were Suricley 'guests df Mr. and Mrs. E. Dundas, of Mrs. Warner Mcoberts. Detroit, Were gyeste of Me. and AC Douglas Stne, a Trenton, Mrs. Roy Hamilton, last week- epent last week -end with hit end. parents Mr. eiad Mrs; Roy Stone. Mr. Charles 'Weir and family, ' Md Belle Martin of Ludo, were week -end guests ieSCS °haHelly an m, atm ama). of of Mr. and Mrs. tdgar Meant. Detroitl were holiday guts s of their sitter, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins and Mr, Hodgiri. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curemine and family, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Grahai . and fam- ily, of Chatham, were week -end gueets of Mr. and Mrs.; Mitchell and Calvfn Hakett, tev. H. J. Nicklin spent Easter with his brothr, B,eV, H, R. Nickli, of Leafrilligten, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lillio, of Wodville, were Sttkiday Wag of Mr, anti Mrs. bon Revingtefi. Mr. arid Mrs. I, E. Orr and Arnie, of Parkhill, spent Sunday loOpen House 6t. Recital bett. with Mr, and letr, Harold Ger- te and Mrs. Vincent bens. more (riee Nancy -Holmes) fte happy to ktifloUrice the birth of a daughter, Raft Jeann, at Vie, tette HePital, TileadaY, April 1. ..„. For a wedding trip the bride changed to a dress of dusky rose satin with navy accessories and pale blue coat. Mr. and Mrs, Eizenga will live in St. Thomas. forsonli item ,Oordon McMahen of To. root°. spent la.st Tuesday with his annt,, Airs. le, C. Melearlone. Stogey. • CoraW411. :of ,Courk, 1atd aa 010. friend .of the Bev. v. Prost,. gelect et the rectory lasL'Ttl eSdlY. Lucan relatives. were glad. to Lea rn AIrs. Allan liodgins. Chilli - week, Je. making satiseactere .re-. rovery after ,her recent OPereee tion at Kamloops on April._'L Sr& Z. L. 'Gibson, of Bader spent s. few days last week .evith her sister, Mrs. Alvin elee,e1A And family, and loth went to Parkhill to visit another SISter„ MiSS Hattie Ifeeigine, Who is feel- ing better' since going to ehe. Gteen. Gables, Nursing Home, Mrs. Was Atitio00.0 ',has reteirn- ed hgnie After 'spending a few deYs wlth Mr. and, Atleitleen and family .of London. :Miss Lynette Walpole is spend- ing the weekend with he par. eats,. M. and Mrs...Ebner Wal. pole, of Klocarnine. Robert Hamilton Was.. soloIst in the cantata,."Froin -Olivet tO .Calvary," in the Lutheran Chorch, London, last Sunday evenieg. miss Jean Tap of London. called on 1.4ugan :friends- .0neday •last ,week, Mr, Lin AMOS of Brinsley visited with Mr. and Mre, W, T. Amos lest Teesday.. Mr. M. O. Smith spent the aster week -end with Vancou,ve4e friends. 'noisily Gathering DAC William: Brownlee, who has been stationed at the RCAF' Centralia, has been transferred' to Cornwallis. A faintly gathering was held at the home of his•parents, parents, S'Willi r. and Mrs, am Brownlee, Of Liman, last Sunday with Mrs. Brownlee's ,parents, Group Captain Ltiohrick and Mrs. Limbrck, also present. The latter remained over till Wed- nesdaY, taking Mrs. Brownlee and the children hack with her o Ottawa fora short visit be- fore proceeding to •Cornwallis. ' Junior Farmer* lEnlie Tour Dr. Lloyd DU, of Liman, took a group of boys on a tour of beef feeding farins, They were Jim MeComb, John MenhargeY, Pete De Block, Harry I4oyns, Bruce eleney, at Toohey and Fred Lewis. They visited the farms of Robert McCubbin, Strathroy, Don Waters, Porkhill, John R. Stuart, and Grant Antos, both of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Strettonare happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Jobe, at $t. Joseph's ' Hospital, Thursday, April 18, a sister for Peggy, At the Lions Club dinner meet- ing last IVfonday, it was decided to again sponsor a safety car check this year, Innovetione Continue enlieVetionS and i,olprovement3. Cantil t Isaucutte alPre. Centractor.. Les Woodward and helpers; lest week installed a new .entrance and repaired. the floor which not only ;Adds, to the general appearanee but also en, Urges thee floor .spaee, needed, for the inereasing .stoek which Radcliffe. has-been purchaS, .b ing week :y' Week. "SPE E Erir." /eye rind Deed: Owl Last Tuesday 'while two young boys, Harold. Frost and BanCurie. were on a hike. ;through One •of Mr. Cliff ,Shipleyee bee* fieids`they came.acroal a large dead -snowy Arctic .owl. Its wing woad measured. five feet, three tnehes. Micro it cane from, or what tensed, its death, is MYs. •tery .as no Sign o Injury was visible, Personal Items Beverly *And Marline Butler spent part a theaster vaCa, tion With the mint in• feendon.. Mr. Robert Smythe was •taken to Westnlinster HeSpital' lest Thursday Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd` Cook And falleilY, of Kitchener. and Mr. and Mrs. 0, O. Lillie, of Birmingham, Mich„ were Sunday guests of Mr., and Mrs, Will liaSieett. LLOYD' A CAIESOAI SPEEDY! OVERYTIME OR DP .VE FA NE# a mai% LOMA LEO/ r NOTHING,THAT MAKING A VIGlT TO • LUCA N 1401'0,.., It SALES AtIcoh GETTING OM OF • THEIR SMOOTH RUNNING., 'ToP`QUAWTY USEP PARS,WON't CUREl HERE ARE 2 CARS WELL WORTH THE MONEY! Need Some Body Work Personal items 1951 FORD TUDOR , Mr, and Mrs. Mel Culbert and family, spent a few days with 1949 OLDS SEDAN Mrs, Culbert's mother, Mrs, Automatic, radik mOtor, all in good condition George Patrick, of Toronto. $350 LUC Plitt" side MOTOR a 1,11/te $250 tine YOUR MERCURY LINCOLN • METEORclusevs_ c...,,,est-c-ct-rt.- • CP4-o-.11, 117. • ••..,.‘,!• • • siA'sk \e Z1VtAf7r.7. ...,„ Celebrate Easter With Pantomime The Lucan-Clandeboye Y.P.U. staged their Easter pantomime at the United Church last Sunday evening with Rev. E. J. Roulston, assisted by Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Mr, Howard Kew, in charge. Solo parts were•taken by Mar- jorie Donaldson and Nancy Eisen. A. large attendance was present for this eandlelight service, after Which the young people held their regular meeting in the church basement at which a cheque was given Marlene Revington and Heather Stanley to partially cover expenses while at Fie Oaks this week. Plans were made for the Y.P.U. party in the Coniniunity Centre Saturday evening, April 27, with Miss Angela Armitt, of London, as M.C. The Spring Con- vention will be in Calvary United Church, LOndOn, On Monday, April 29. \ Personal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and daughter, of 'Toronto, Miss B. Johnson, of Trinidad, and Mies Ella Jackeon, of- Stratford, were Easter pegs Of Mr, and Mrt, William AylestOck. Week -end guests with Mrs. W. J. Merallt included •Mrs. Elite - beth 13ere. Mr. Plorence Cun- ningham, Mrs. Mark Hodgins and Mr. Will Havektst, all of London. • Mr. C. A. Pattison,who under- weet an operation in Victoria Hostel 11 is making 'satisfactory reeoVery. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dunlevy and family, of London,_ were Sunday guests of 'Mr. arid MI'S. Calvin Haekett. Mr, and IVIrs. Sheridan Reving- ton had a family gathering on Easter Subday. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander teggs (net Joan 1VItirless), of Longuepil, Quebec, were Saturday guests of Mrs. M. 0. Smith. Miss Audrey .gagnon, of Cobalt, who it a student at the Eastern Peritetestal College at PeterbOro, spent a few days with her. sister, Mrs. F. P, Theintere and family, and assisted in the Sunday serv- ice at the Holiness Periteeestal Church here. Mrs. William 'Satigeter, of Hen - sail, is th charge' of ,Mr. Herb Stretton's household, while Mts. Stretton is hi the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Creery end family, of WoOdhani, and IVir, Mrs. Prank De Block end two childrn, Marjorie and Billi, left last Monday for a month's visit in Engtarid, with Mrs, De Block's parents. The Misses Raise and Violet nYked. of the "Sheel et the Dance" have now so miens and uropotie edritinuirig teaching dur. leg the summer menth, Spr. C. G. Holmes, of Germany, arrived home On Tuesday for • visit with lilt patents, Mr. and 12,*. :2Lotin Phone 254.21 Mrs. Nell Holmes, and family. 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