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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-05, Page 19r.. FIRST CONFIRMATION CLASS- This group of 31 children recently became the first class to be confirmed in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Mission Church at Grand Bend. Most Reverend J, C. C:ocly, bishop of London, officiated at the ceremony, Children are: back row, from left, Rene Boogemans, Felix Boogemans, Leon Mylemans, Michael Lockrey, Paul Mylemans, Leo Van Dongen, Christian Relouw, Maurice 1Vlylemans, Reginald Doherty; priests, Father E. Veitenhaimer, Father Smith, Bishop Cody, Father Kelly; middle row, Joe Adams, John Relouw, Gerard Relouw, Willibrorda Van Do.ngen, Benrietta Maas, Patty Ann Lockrey, Sylvia Zimmer, Elizabeth Soudant, Jane Vendenberk, Jeanette Soudant; front row, Daniel Dalton, William. McDonald, Julien Boogemans„Tames Collet, Edward Codyre, Eugene Grenier, Lizette Myle- mans, Carrie Stokkermans, Anne Maas, Gwendolyn Wall, Lea Bastiaan- sen, Sandra Van Praet. Tops In Local Talent! Search For Talent SHOW LUCAN ARENA Fri,, ..June 13 TOP JUDGES CASH PRIZES Lakeview Casino Grand Bend ©arcing. Saturdays Lionel. Thornton and his • Casa Royal Orchestra Aidon Theatre Grand Bend FRIDAY & SATURDAY June 6 and 7 J, F. Cooper's Great Adventure Classic "THE DEER SLAYER." (Color by Deluxe, Cinemascope) * Les Barker * Rita ,Moreno * Forrest Tucker * Cathy O'Donnell TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY June 10 and 11 "PAL JOEY" (Technicolor) * Frank Sinatra * Rita HeywortR One Show Each Night -9:30 p.m. John Casey, 95 Biddulph Farmer Mr. John Casey, 95, Lucan's third oldest resident, passed away in the Pines Haven Nurs- ing Honie, Lucan Tuesday, May 27. He lay at rest in the Murdy Funeral. Home till 2 p,m, Friday, May 30 when the Rev. Edgar Roulston of the Lucan United Church conducted funeral serv- ices. Interment was in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers were Erle Has- kett, Don Banting, Harold, Cor- bett, orbett, John Park, A, M. Hedden and Tom. Casey, Son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Casey, he was born March 29, 1863 on Concession 7, Biddulph. He was a farmer and market gardener until he re- tired. He was a member of the Lu - can United Church, where he served as a steward for over 35 years. He was also village constable for 13 years, Besides his wife, the former Wilhemina Hunter (Hodgins) he is survived by one step -son, Harold Hunter of Detroit and one step -daughter (Ruby) Mrs. C, F. Langford of Toronto. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bond at- tended the Home Station Ser- geants' dance at London last Saturday. Mr, Harold Ribson spent Thurs- day and Friday in Toronto on arena business. Mrs. Leo Morkin and Mrs. Jas. O'Shea have returned home after attending the Catholic Women's League Convention at Leamington, May 21, 22. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Toronto were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cal- vin Haskett, Mrs, Florence Cunningham of London spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. W. J,McFalls of Alice St. Mr. and Mrs, Levi Darling of Parkhill were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil'Armitage. Not many schools have three generations as has Lucan. Its new faretaker, Mr. W. J. Frost has a daughter Ruth, and grand- daughter Linda Currie all three in the one school at the one time. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Banting returned home on Tuesday after a 10 -day visit . in Bowmanville where they welcomed their new grandson, Rodger John Banting, son of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ban - ting. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Hearn and family last Sunday attended the 100th anniversary services at Motherwell. United Church where Mrs, Hearn's father, Mr. J. E. Brown, now 75, sang a solo. Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Taylor of Exeter were Sunday guests- of Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Bradford. 1,,ItIo m1111111mutifilltllllf at11u111Nlo timilttt tlll1,11011111,IIm1111110000t11toot110 111111t III11IIMob, Hensall Public School. Kindergarten . Re Pupils y Any children who will have reached the age of five before December 31, 1958, are asked to register with the teacher, Mrs. H. Scane, before June 15. �YY1111I1rUi1t11tOlYtilmillllfllrlYllrlt llU lntlt1u111,Illllu,lltlultullu rltiulllYl,IBiu1Q10 tItYll mltl llu llll llYltllflul� ,�1IItYllitY11�1111t I1mitut1111f1111111111ru 1111lldlll/llllllllllll lllu lltlllulllltullllltllltlll li111tllllf111111111111 ulllll iib 1 Lucan Arena . Every Saturday Alight Dancing 9 to 12 LIVE RADIO BROADCAST 10:30 TO 11 Your Dial The Canadian Playboys Tolls in Country Western Music with Guth Ann, Harold Culvert and the Tomboy Tikes PRIM ADMISSION' 75¢; i ,F011,L 0, 500 Yirrinhu iYYtrtlmorttwoributmrrrrltulmpfl ifluo1vir11 mullYlrYmreriYrnYl morrYUYYr11r,normrllrftnm�: 1 Lucan :strict News Anniversary Services Anniversary : services at the Lucan United Church drew a good attendance, morning and evening. Dr. James Semple of Seaforth was guest speaker and Mr. Jack Olde of London guest soloist. The junior choir also sang. Ladies' Guild The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity church held its May meeting in the Parish Hall last Monday evening with the presi- dent, Mrs, Kay Egan in the chair and Mrs. C, W. Hawkshaw at the piano. The president led in the wor- ship service assisted by Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. Mrs. Bond's group, with an attendance of five, led the attendance. The president reported on the cupboards. As soon as the A.Y.- P.A. can get a night the parish Hall is not being used they will complete thein. Most of the evening was given aver to arranging plans for the Strawberry Festival, June 25. Rev, J. P. Prest spoke briefly on the progress already made for the 50th anniversary. Personal Items • Plans are being made to reno- vate and put back into use, Granton's 30 -year-old arena, so it can be utilized for ice and roller skating. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hill called on Lucan friends last Saturday. Mrs. Hill attended the United !Church Blossom Tea. Recent callers on Rev, and Mrs. Edgar Roulston were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harrigtpn, Elaine Ruth and Robert of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whyte and family were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whyte. Mr. and Mrs, George Young are on a two week motor trip to New Brunswick. They left their daughter, Sharon, with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Erle Young, A house on Elizabeth St, was broken into last Saturday while the owners were away for the weekend. A sunt of money was taken. The thief has not yet been located. ,Alice Street lost two of its near -by residents last week, Friends from a distance attend- ing the funeral services for Mr. John Casey included Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Langford, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter, , Mr. John Hunter and Dawn, Mr., and Mrs. Herb Deneau, Mrs, Viola Conat, Messrs. Bob, Ken and Melvin Deneau, Mr. and` Mrs, Will Lawrence and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Loney all of Detroit, Mrs. Wrn. Bowden, Dresden, Miss Marie Casey, Cleveland, Mrs. Ralph Loney and Maxine, Cass City, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, Kirkton and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt, Seaforlh, Friends attending Mrs, D. A, Ashworth's funeral service in- cluded Miss Pearl Ashworth of Toronto, Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Ashworth of Richmond Hill, Rev. and Mrs, E. C. Attwell'of Brant- Lord and Rev. Albert Onley of London, Lric The 'r THURS., FRI. & SAT. June 5, 6 and 7 "THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT" * :lean Simmons • * Paul Douglas MON„ TUES. & WM:). June 9, 10 and 11 "PERRI" lly Waif Disney ADDED SHORTS MATINEE k`or 'the Showing of "PERTH", only, there will be a matinee at 2:00pall. 011 SATURDAY, UJNE 14 W . COMING - "ALL AT SEA". * Alias Ciluinesss * bent Brata►te Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Butler and family of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, H, B. Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lyons of Detroit were weekend guests of Mrs. Herman Young. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Reid of Parkhill were Thursday guests of Mr, and Mrs, N, Wasnidge. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Hovey of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. F, W, Hovey. Mrs, C, A. Calder, diocesan president, formerly of Lucan, chaired the Anglican Diocesan Women's Auxiliary work shop at Huron College last weekend which more than 150 delegates from London and district at- tended. Nearly 200 relatives and friends attended the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Westman, Con. 13, Biddulph, Later a wed- ding dinner was served to mem- bers of the family at the Red Barn Restaurant near London. Rev, J. J. Millard of Barr United Church officiated for the wed- ding, 50 years ago. Mrs. Walter Parrell and daugh- ter Shirley Marie Campbell and Mrs. Goldwin Harris of Ripley were recent callers on Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Robb. Mrs. D. Ashworth Granton Native Mrs. D. A, Ashworth, 60, of Alice St., Lucan died in Victoria Hospital, London, Wednesday, May 28, She lay at rest in the Murdy Funeral Home until Friday, May 30 when she was taken to Holy Trinity church for funeral serv- ices at 3.30 p.m. Rev. J. P, Prest, assisted by Rev. Albert Onley of London, officiated. In- terment was in St. James ceme- tery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers were Harvey T. Hodgins, Harold Corbett, Alex Young, Kenneth Garrett, Austin Hobbs and Calvin Haskett. Mrs. Ashworth was the former Mabel Keith of Granton. In spite of partial paralysis, the result of a stroke some years ago, Mrs. Ashworth was always bright and cheerful. She was a member of Holy Trinity Anglican church and the Woman's Auxiliary. Last year she raised a large number of African violets which she sold at the hazaar, sitting in her wheel -ch air. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Margaret, Mrs.. E. C. Attwell of Gorrie and Marion, Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins of Lucan, also one brother, Mr. Stuart Keith of The 'Timed -Advocate,, Jutas E, llSS • Pap 19 n ©ConmBruce Henry and Clare Pt* Clan,eboye ei t ars coaching teams for the :Wee* Junior Faratiers group whit will compete in the Middlesex By MRS. !, H..PATON Junior judging contest to he head in Strathroy on Saturday, ;Inns 7;. On Tuesday, May 27 they met at the home of Bruce I' envy ;and judged'114 ocows and on Tuesday aatet at Clara Pa.ton'it and judged some swine and ¢Jeep and then to Lloyd .L.ynn's farm for beef cattle, W.A. And Ladies' Guild Mrs. Rae Hodgir i entertained the members of St. James W.A. and Ladies' Guild for the May meeting. President Mrs. Andy Carter presided for the W.A. mn. Delegaeetigtes were' appointed t0 attend the spring meeting of the West Middlesex Deanery on Monday at St. John's Church in Strathroy,. Mrs. Rae Hodgins, president,. presided for the Guild meeting. Mr. Frest spoke of the anni- versary year -and suggested that a choir room could be added. The new picture of the church was viewed and it was decided La use it on hasti notes which will be offered for sale in pack- ages of 15 by the choir. There was a discussion of a service for St. James Day on July 25 or a supper be held, hut no definite plans were laid. A suggestion that a plaque be put in the church for the late Emmanuel Hodgins in recogni- tion for the gift of money he had given to St, James church, was discussed, An invitation was read from the Guild of St. Patrick's Church, Saintsbury to attend the hazaar on Wednesday. Mrs. Andy Carter is to assist at the serving table at the ba- zaar and tea for West Middle- sex Deanery on Saturday, June 7 at St. John's Church, London. Attend Deanery On Monday members of the St. James W.A. attending the meeting of the West Middlesex Deanery at St. John's Church, Strathroy, were Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Mrs. Ed, Flynn, Mrs. Almer Hendrie, Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs. Fred Simpson and Mrs, Wilfred Cunningham. Mrs. Ed. Flynn was elected a vice president for another year with Mrs. R. A, Joselyn of By- ron as president. Attend District W.I. Members of the Clandeboye Institute attending the District Annual of North Middlesex at h'an on Wednesday were presi- dent, Mrs. Arnold Blake, vice president, Mrs. N. "Hardy and secretary, Mrs.' Andy Carter, Mrs. Ernie Itewis, Mrs. W. Scott and Mrs. A. Macintosh. Misses Marilyn Eaton and Janice Macintosh put on their skit in the afternoon. Personal Items Digging started for the e footing on Tuesday for the St. James cemetery chapel, Lucan Personals Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended on Friday, a staff meeting. of the Junior Girls' Camp (Bimini) of the United Church held in Granton. Robinson Memorial Church, Lon- don. The director of the camp JAMES STREET - UNITED CHURCH • Rev. H, J. Snell, Pastor Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship Sermon will he preached by Rev. C. W. Down who is cele- brating the occasion of his ordination whieh took place' 50 years ago, June 6, 1908, in James Street Church. Junior choir will sing the anthems. Sacrament of Baptism will be observed. at this service. A Warm Welcome Is Extended To All NOTE: Men's choir practice following the morning service, CALVARY CHURCH 'Evangelical Unites) Brerhren DASHWOOD Rev, W. F. Krotz, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist Sunday, June 8 10:00 a.m.-"Think On Things True" 11:05 a.m,--Sunday School Friday, June 6-W.S.W.S. THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH EXETER "Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord" 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School 11:30 a.m._Worship Pastor: Stanley Saucier, Exeter CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 9:45 a, m. -Morning Worship (English) Student Bern, Zijlstra, Grand Rapids 2:15 p.m. -Afternoon Worship (Dutch) Student Bern. Zijlstra, Grand Rapids 3:30 p.m. ---Sunday School ZION CHURCH Evangelical Unitech Brethren CREDITON Rev. Glen R. Strome Minister 10:00 a.m.---Worship Holy Baptism 11:15 a,m.--Chureli School 7:30 p, nt. .-- Annual Children`s Day Program BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH 9:15 a.m,---Bible School 11:00 a.m.»--Morlii:ig Service Guest Speaker; Dr, 130b Ough- t() 7:30 p' tn.--Evening Service Speaker' Dr. Bob 'Oughton Wednesday.8 and Prayer 8 rp.lit,f3ihle Study THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p,m.-Worship The Fellowship of Christians" 3:30 p.M.-Sunday School All Welcome CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel. Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde 9:00 a.m.-Sunday School 10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship Sermon Subject: "Can We Meet God's Demands?" Nursery for children up to six years. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Rev. K. L. Zorn, Phone 65 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.--Service MAIN STRFET The United Church of Canada Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson Organist: Mrs. A. Willard 10:00 a.m.-The Church School 11:15 a,m,-Worship Service Nursery Class up to three years in the Primary Department, Beginners, ages 4-6, will. With- draw during the second hymn, Worship As A Family In The Family Church PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 0:45 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Worship Service 7:30 p.m. -Evangelistic Service Wednesday, 8 p.m, Prayer and Praise Friday, 8 ban. -Christ Ariassa- dors A Hearty Welcome To All "'('rain'up a child the way he should go: and when hp is old. he will iiot depart from it." -Prey. 22:6 Pastor: Ivang, L. Winn•Butter THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev, Bien de Vries, Reefer Robert Cameron, Organist 8:30 a.m.--Ifoly Communion. 11:00 a.m•--Morning Prayer Wednesday, June 11. 8:00 pan,-Tiiduetian Service The Rev, Bron de Vries "to he inducted as Rector of 'rrivitt Memorial Church by the Ven. Archtleaeen G. V. Hardy, Ciu%at Preacher: The Rev, A. C. 1131115, Of Watford, for 1958 will be Miss Vera Was- nidge of Toronto, formerly of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs and Mrs. Edgar McFalls attended a recepion in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ford, held at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of De- troit, last Sunday. Mrs. Roy Stanley spent last weekend with Pontiac friends. COMING EVENTS BINGO - Share -the -Wealth, Le- gion Hall, Hensall, Saturday, June 7, 9 p.m, 14 regular games. Jackpot $100 in 62 calls. Spon- sored by Hensall Legion Branch 468. 5c THE LADIES AUXILIARY of South Huron Hospital will hold their monthly meeting on June 10 at 2;30 p,m. in the Auxiliary Room of the hospital. All ladies of the district are welcome. 5c PARENT SI Don't forget the second polio' clinic for Exeter and rural district at .lames St. Church on June 9, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. 5c BARN DANCE -- Silver Star Ranch Barn .Dance at Jim Grif- fin's new barn, 5 miles north of St. Marys or mile east of Motherwell. Dancing every Fri- day 10 to 1. Alternating orches- tras, Melody Ranch Boys and Andy Lindens orchestra. 5tfc Starlite Drive -1n Theatre 8.5 Miles West of No, 4 Highway • on Grecliton Road 5 Miles East of Grand Bend Special Attraction ALL WEEK JUNE 2 TO 7 "Old Yeller" * Dorothy McGuire reit PA ekor TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Representing St. James church the peoples' warden, Andy Carter, joined the group of workers at the Huron Church .Camp at l3aY- field on Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Hodgins and daughters Laura and Pat attend- ed the 50th anniversary of Whalen United Church on Sunday. Mrs. Hodgins is a former member and enjoyed meeting many friends from a distance, Mr. and, Mrs. Man Hill and family attended tine Scott re- union at the Lucan Memorial Centre on Sunday. Mrs. Emily Tomes and sons, Stanley and. Toni. spent the weekend with relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Tomes and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts in Hamilton. On Sunday Stanley stayed at the Mohawk Institute, Brantford where he will assist the Rev. Zimmerman and be boys' coun- sellor there for the summer. Miss Carole Cunningham of Detroit spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Omar Cunningham. The Bell Telephone are trim- ming trees in the village, and laying cable. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT BLUE WATER DANCELAND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 10 to 1:30 Modern, Rock 'n Roll Square Dancing to the Music of DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA THIS FRIDAY NIGHT 10 SILVER DOLLARS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ON SPOT DANCES Admission 75 Cents SQUIRE PICNIC Sat., J urn 14 RIVERVIEW PARK, EXETER Dinner at 12 o'cToek noon. Bring your own lunch baskets and cutlery. Cecil Squire, President Arnold' Cann, Secretary HAM A STRAWBERRY SUPPER ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Wed., June 18 Supper Served from 5:30 to 8:30 p,m. Admission: Adults $1.25 Children under 10, 50¢ Dashwood Band In Attendance 11111111111111111101,mt11,tt 111, 11tt1U, !tit 1IIIO,ti t111111nimottt,,tllt,lttltm,1111I11 wino 11111,,,IIIIt1I111111111111111m111/,` Exeter Summer Bible School CORRECTION This school will be held every day from JULY 7 TO 18 and not from July 1 to 12 as previously advertised. This Children's School Will Be Held At The THAMES ROAD_MENNONITE CHURCH 5 ,1111,1111„It111111,1„1,11111, Ill1„111111111,11,,,111,1„1„111111,111„,11,1,1 til, tltl1,,1,11111111.❑11!,1111„11111111,1111,IIm11,? ..Im1111011t111111111„111,1111u11111,1I 111„ t„11111,t1,1111110111111,1111111111111111/111mt1111111,1t11111111111111111111111111t 111,1, Former Heavyweight Wrestler And Champion Weight -Lifter Rev, Bob Oughton • Of Illinois will demonstrate some of his favorite tricks and tell of his most exciting experiences. He Mtil1 also show 1 how he gets out of a straightjacket while he is in a mailbag! Clinton"Legion Hall Sat IIIcIJune� Mrs. Oughton Will Be Guest Soloist TRI -COUNTY YOUTH FOR CHRIST minimum llll • l l ontot ll lll tottottitigtott/mottionotUttt111ttolltltl IMO unlntitttthtmontootmnttlll1: X101111it! 11llottu inittlilttuilmt1111110mm1, 1011 t1mtit IM110 nI Wtltt YtnutnulimimntuttimiuM 11i0m tnitlt$i Barbecue And Open House SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, June 10 (In Case of Rain, Thursday, June 12) Serving School'Reisecr Barbecued ChickenE. Frons 6:30 to 7:30 p.m, __ _. ADULT SERVING SUS' s 8. Tickets on AdVtnced Sale s INDOOR PROGRAM COMMENCES AT 8:00 'PMe finwY rmi rtllYlutintiltlunil,lYtllrfullYYYilrYmitiYY ium TYi fll imu IYtI tt 7r ok ' o Y - o m" r 1 Y I IY Y Y LY lY l U1tY rrtlTtrll 1 tY t i tri tr tt 1 , CHILD'S SERVING «65