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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-17, Page 16Page 16 The Thres.Aelyaeate, July 17, 1958 Lays. Foundation Stone. For clondeboye -Chapel, Rev. J. L. H. Hendereon, B.A., • Alberta is spending some time- D.D., Professor of Can- with her sister, Mrs. Emily adin Mater)! at Huron College • Tomes and other relativ•es. ei behalf of the Bishop of Huron,' Airs. Barbara Mezzo is home laid the foundation stone for the and able to be around on crutch eemetery -chapel in St. James :alter spending, about two month cemetery fallowing the morning !in St. Joseph's Hospital follm service of Holy Communion. He ing .an aveident, was: assisted by Rev. E. M. Cook, ! Mr. Allan Elson is maki 13. Th., pastor emeritus of the great progress with building h Lucan and Clandeboye United new home in the village. Churches who read the lesson Mrs. Alvin Cunningham was and the rector, the Rev. J. P, guest last Tuesday with he Prest, L. Th., led the respon-!nieee. Mrs. George Prost. wh sive reading. entertained the ladies of B • The Rev. Henderson chose for ;IQ W.M.S. and W.A. his text "Seeing that we are 1rs Violet Sutherland wh compassed about with so great , has been a patient in Craighalm a cloud of witnesses lay aside for several months is now every weight and the sin which:patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon doth so easily beset us. Let us don. run with patience the race that Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paton is set before us." . London, who have returnec A portable organ was used from a motor trip to Vancouve • also visit ed Mr. and Mrs. And for the outdoor service with the -- • • 'Paton at Nanton. Alta.. and o organist and choir. ' Sunday visited with Mr. an The historical cemetery la airs. J. H. Paton and family over 117 years old and noted for • and Air. and Mrs. W. L. Pato its well -kept grounds on No. 4 'in Parkhill. Highway. A monument stands a short distance from the church Bride -elect Honored with inscription of 1841. I Mrs. Aimee Hendrie was host The annual decoration and ess for a shower for Miss Mary memorial service will be held 'Carter, bride -elect of Saturday at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 7 !August. 2. with dedication of the chapel at! A musical program was lea - h tured with Mrs. Jint aanninp- .1 ham as mistress of ceremonies. VVind Fans Fire ; Those taking part wereMisses 113arbara and Jean Cunni nghain, 'Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Miss Rose - Destroys Barn imary Hall. Miss Judy Scott and Miss Marjorie Donaldson. Mrs. Fire,fanned by a stiff wind, ;Clarence Carter conducted a destroyed small barn on the TV quiz. property of 'William Lewis in; In a few welt chosen words the village. A garden tractor in- Mrs. H. Alurless presented the side was also destroyed. !guest of honor with a set of The blaze was noticed by a bers of the Ladies' Guild of St. neighbor Arnold Blake. Lucan stainless steel cookware and fire department and Centralia other gifts on behalf of the mem- RCAF firemen concentrated on James church and friends. saving the nearby Lewis home ' Assisting the hostess were keeping the brick structure well Mrs. Ray liodgins, Mrs. Cecil doused with water. Carter, Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Mrs. There was no estimate of the, Arthur Cunningham and Mrs. J. loss. H. Paton. Personal Items Previously Mrs. Aubrey Mar - Mr. and Mrs. „Tack Manson tin entertained several friends of Embry entertained the latter's at her home on Maitland St., ! mother, Mrs. Alvin Cunningham London for a miscellaneous and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cunshower. - , ninghatn, Barbara, David and Associates of the Bell Tele - Donald to a turkey dinner on Phone Co. entertained at a misce1.1 Sunday, the occasion being Mrs. laneous shower at the home of : Mrs. Laura Henry, the former Women's Institute Mrs. Helen Hodgins, London, Alvin. Cunningham's birthday. Laura Simpson, of Lethbridge, The July Home Economics and Health meeting of Clandeboye Women's Institute was held at; the home of Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Mrs. Alex Macintosh, conven- er, presided and introduced the; subject with safety rules for the home, stating that accidents and "We have suffered too long tragedies could be prevented by under the Act. Enforcement of learning to Jive more safely, the provisions of the Act has A paper en the conquest of fa - become virtually impossible." tigue -was given by Mrs. Albert We quote from a brief recently presented to -our Huron County Rosser who showed much of the so-called fatigue could be over - Council by two private citizens. come with more rest periods, They demanded that through the; change of work, proper clothing• County Council our County be and learning that work, play, placed on record as protesting the .1m and worship divided makes Canada Temperance Act. ! a healthier body. Who have suffered? Not ab -i "What is Home Economics?" stainers, naturally. Nor law- was discussed by Mrs. James abiding moderate drinkers. TheY !Donaldson who explained the A skit entitled "Who's Who" .‘ Can legally have liquor brought !Services in Canada. into their homesb fie lelo Co • a But A Memory? 10'; For the first time in the Ms.! News tory of the village, Lunn has A nglkan no Irish Nine baseball team Lucan And District News Phone 109 Lucan correspondent: Miss Una Abbott g Famed Irish Nine Church e ' a f. y n d ' o • u t 'd • The "Deserted Village" ha -1 nothing on the local ball grounds, now a veritable hay field. Though the Scouts have clear- ed a square around the Scout Hall it does but make the re- nainder of the field appear greater wilderness. Even the mall fry have forsaken the diamond and toss their balls n busy streets. • With potential ball teams o be seen standing around Main! t. each night, with nothing to o. surely somewhere in the • lege then; is still an enthusias.! — tie ball fan, sufficiently, inter-! ested in the youth of Lucan, to organize another old-time Irish Nine team. Irish Six Member Takes Altar Vows Baskets of red peonies, ferns; and blue delphiniums formed the • setting in the Teeswater United., Church at 3 p.m. Saturday, July , 5 for the wedding of Alarjorie E. Armstrong and. Donald K. McAlpine. The groom has been a member of the Lucan Irish 'Six hockey team for several, seasons. 1 The Rev, Joseph A. ArmstrongL.Th. L.Th. of Hespeler, assisted by ; t the Rev. Peter Renner of Tees- 13 I water, officiated. Given in marriage by her fa - 1 d they, the bride wore a white taf- - t feta ensemble, princess style, E featuring a chapel train. A finger- tip veil of French illusion fell from a headdress of rhinestones. She -carried a white Bible with h white orchid, : W, Mi -s. Ronald Harrison of 0 n :0 Sound, as matron of honor, Mrs. • r, Lloyd Anderson of London and ni Mrs. Donald Stone, sister of the; groom, of Toronto as brides-, P , , were gowned alike in blue dotted swiss, blue satin nosegaysp laa carried of carnationsas and pink sweet peas. ) The best man was Mr, Clare Dr. L„. H. Henderson lessor of -Canadian Histo Huron College, was the speaker at Holy Trinity last Sunday. Frank Eg choir member was crucife Carole Davis. a member junior choir was soloist. flowers on the altar we loving memory of Canon Mrs. Prest's father who d week ago. A number of visitors helped to fill the N cies in the junior eongreg made by holidaying men After the service many att the laying of the foundation at the cemeteyy chapel at deboye. Pentecostal The Young People have their meetings for the r•ummer. Plans were made for the an- nual Sunday School picnic to be held at Fanshaw.e saturday, u a 19. Rev. and Mrs, Fased Thomson and family spent Friday and Sat - a, atthe hone of Mr. and irs. R. R. McGregor, Richmond /1111 (the latter is Mr. Tbom. on's sister). Mrs. George Thom - on (his mother) from Ottawa ,as also present. United Church Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Routs- on are holidaying at Bruce each and the Rev. E. M. Cook. ormer pastor, will be in charge uring their absence. He took he service Jast Sunday. Escapes Injury Last Sunday evening Mr. Henry odgins, 82, escaped injury when e fell headlong off his front erandah into a bed of ferns, arrow y missing some stones ther than some facial scratches •om the ferns and a bad shak- g up he escaped unhurt, ersonal Items pro- ry .at guest church an, a r and of the The re in shby, ied a little ation, ibers. ended stone Clan - closed We Have Suffered! Rev. and Mrs. J. P, Prest mily have returned home a ending a few days with Bervie tends, band with hem length sash. They s b Stanley of Lucan and -the ushers were Mr. Eugene So and Mr, Howard Armstrong, brother le of the bride, of London ne and fter Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kendrick ave returned from an enjoyable motor trip to Quebec where they ft the latter's aunt, Mrs. War- ✓ McRoberts at Trois Pistolets in and to Mr. Bruce McTavish as organ- ist s, played traditional wedding music and accompanied the solo- ist, Mr. Frank Renwick of Tees- la- wa ter. ; of .A reception was held in the 'la church basement, the bride's mother receiving in a navy blue (n crepe gown, pink hat and cor- no sage of pink roses. She was as- ha sisted by the groom's mother, a who chose a navy swiss dress, tor black picture hat and corsage of red roses. For a honeymoon trip to Ot- awa and points east, the bride anged to a beige sheath dress, we vith matching duster coat, green and brown accessories and or - hid cors take a summer course rench, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd/ Cook mily of Kitchener were gu Mr. and Mrs. Will Has st week. Dr, and lairs. Marvin Smout, ee Ann Doreen Atkinson, R.N.) w of Ann Arbor, Mich., are ppy to announce the birth of daughter, Ellen Anne at Vic- ia Hospitil„Tuly 5. Mrs. Ed. McLean of Florida Bed on Alice St. friends Jast esd ay. ests kett , r. Not most of our lowly 'lam's; was given by Mrs, David Henry s, Our County record of brokeniand Mrs. Macintosh. A contest mes, unmarried mothers, and I on "Home Economics" was con- e '• w that of legal -liquor outlet se stitution in general, isfarb ' ducted by Mrs. A. Rosser and 1. e I won bit Mrs. Andy Carter. unties, a i Nancy Kestle and Judy Scott c Who have suffered? Legal li-• t • won the hostess prize. Ca Tu Mrs. Eleanor Emerick under - /A an operation in St. Jo- h's Hospital last Wednesday and is progressing favorably. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Piggott of Winnipeg have returned home after a 10 day visit with Mrs. George Bawden. While here they took Mrs. Bawden to Toronto for a couple days trip. Mrs. Eileen Currie, who has en so may*, prizes with her 's, is now Lucan' s Avon 're- sentative. r. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon Stratford were weekend visi- s with Mr. and Mrs. Roy lueter and family. • r. and -Mrs. Fred Howie and ily, of Si. Thomas, were dnesday visitors with Mr. Mrs. H. T. Bond. irs. Charles Windsor is hott- ing with her sister, Mrs. ph Loney and family at Cass y, Mich, r, and Mrs. Edward L. Blev. nee Helen Howard, and e,. of Stillwater, Oklahoma, making an extended visib h Mrs, Dell Sproul. iss. Joan Hodgins, who has gned. her position at the Lon - Motor Products, left on rsday for a trip to Winnipeg re she will be the guest of and Mrs. Don Ankers and ily. r. and Mrs. William Brown - and family, DOW stationed Halifax, are holidaying with and Mrs. William Brown - Sr, rs. Len Lobsinger and Joey e weekend guests of Mrs. n Park and attended the Rev - on picni. at Springbank on day, ally Park, smell son of Mr. Mrs, Stewart Park, of Pe. a, is making headquarters Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lang while he holidays with his. n cousins, v. and Aire, J, F. Waglatel akridge Acres on their re• home from Bayfield where left Philip and Joyce at eh Carp, were guests of Irene Ceursey and called ther Lucan Bleeds. last Fri - and Mee, Cecil Holmes, e, Ruth Afln, Mr. and Airs, les Holmes, Mrs. James Av. Mr. end Mrs, Vincent Dens.- NVE`t6 Sunday guests Of Mr, Mrs. Gerald Thompson, tit d I3end. olYri :Dickins, daughter of and Mrs. Athol; Dickine, of )eth, and Nancy Caldwell, ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon of Shedden, are :vend. heir holidays with theit mealier, Mrs, Will !Dickies, thee- "mean relatives, ley Weller, seven.year.old ter el Mr, arid Mrs. Tom hag returned heft after fag a Week iti Si, Joseph's tali London, . and Mrs. thing SeOli af. 1 the Stuart pienie bilek last SatutdaY, quor ve d Y s e legal liquor outlets in Huron.; n ors, or we have no Bootleggers, 'Yes, our Act has. -teeth. One hotel keeper has had three convictions for "keeping! for sale," and has two other charges pending. One bottle club! proprietor not long since spent: four months in jail. Our Crown; Attorney in Huron takes action1 without fear or favour when in— fractions of the law are reported: to him. Few commend our Coun- tyeating this move.—Advt. Council for its action in de. President Mrs. Arnold Blake conducted the business. A notice was read of the Tweedsmuir workshop to be held at Beech- wood July 25 for all historical research conveners. An invitation was given to at- tend Achievement Day for 4-H Homemaking clubs on July 25 and 31 at Arva and Strathroy when 227 girls will be complet- ing their project. There will be no meeting August. • in 0 a 5 g C 1 c. 11, 3 a la J f fr 11 VO art Wi 1(1 M Va Do fa • Yes, Doctor...Wednesday will be fine!" When it's time to have the dentist cheek daughter's teeth, Mrs. Smith naturally reaches for the telephone, that helpful "member -of -the - family" with the habit of getting things done: When you look back over )our day, it's some., times surprising to realize ht just how many Tit& ways the telephone has helped yon WSW adds an much convenience and comfort to ery day living4 seLL intLittifiloNt COMPANY be CANADA On •their return they will ke their home at 31 Craig Si., London. ma Personal Items lad 12th at Clinton. Miss Elva Young is spending a week in Toronto, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickinson, formerly of Lucan. Mrs. James Stanley who ceI L. 0. L. 493 including a few ies celebrated the "Glorious brated her 100th birthday in Ap is still not very welt as the suit of a fall in her home cently. Among the guests who will tend the 21st birthday celeb tion of Miss Heather Ann Hat will be her two aunts, the Miss May and Eva Carter, Heath Ann is the daughter of Mr. B Hately and the late Mrs. Hate nee Jessie Read formerly of L can. Mrs. Viola Jenkins, now Bradford is again marki papers at Varsity University, T •onto. Mr. and Mrs. John Camtsb Riverside were weekend guea f Mr, and Mrs, Sheridan Re ngton and attended the Revin on picnic on Sunda', Avis Walpole of Kineardin ho celebrated her sixth birt ay at a joint party with h unt, Miss Muriel Carling, Ju , is now holidaying with h randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ir ailing. Rev. and Mrs. J, P. Prest an amily left for their vacation atesday. They will be at th hurch of St. Andrew's-by-th ake, Turkey Point,' until Jul 1. The speakers during thei bsence will be: July 20, 11 aan r. Herbert Bridle of Clinton uly 27, 9.30 a.m., Mr. Ernol urmingham, principal of Glen OC 'District High School and so 1' Mrs, eCtinningliam and th le Mr. Omar Cunningham o lancIebove; August 3, 9.30 a.m. r. Bridle; August 10, 9.30 a,m. r. R, W. Westwood of London Dr. and Mrs. 'T," A. Watson on Lankln, Ann George an alley Watson, have returee ons a week's Vatation at Ke arbor and report the fishin as good. Mrs, lialeolm Itodgins, o visited Mrs, John Casey gt aturday. Mrs, Nortilan Johnst611, of To ntO, spent a few days with Mr d Mrs, 'Richard Davis, taking r granddaughter, Gamic heck th her to Sper.d part of her catioe TOronte. Mee. Art fapiedier, Nauey and ekie, were Saturday guests of r. and Mrs, A. R. Wilkitigen, Corp. A, E, Parry, Of Mae. nald Air Field, is visiting Tits mils' Oft Albert gfeeet frr6 date tak day pre of tor ril Sch re- M re- fam We at- and ra- A ely day es Ral er Cit ob D ly, ins, u- bab are of wit ng M o. resi don ell Thu ts whe v. Sgt. g. tam IV( e lee h- at er Mr, ly lee er a wer joh d ingt n Sun 6 B e- and y troll e with • ford Luca a Re of 0 it turn e they 4 C'hur Mrs. on o da Mr d Louis d Char y cry, g more a nd f Gran Car • La ml , daugh Calth ifl t grand and o Nan daugh Wend spend flespi Mt, he has not been hie in Seetire IONIA( 11OUSe for them 16 flIOV6i0t&1Speitig Rita Van Bussel Pies In Hospital Rita Van Bussel died Sunday, July 6, - in St. Joseph's HosPital, . on on. e lay at rest in the C. Haskett and Son funeral home, Liman, until Tuesday, July 8, at 3.30 a.m. when she was !taken to St. Patrick's Church, Bid- dulph, for Mass of the Angels at 10 a.m. Father J. A. Alaehesy officia ted. interment was in St. Patrick's (7einetery. Rita was the five-rnbnth-old infant of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Van Busse', of RR 3, Lucan. Be- sides her parents, she is stir- vived by her grandparentS, Mr. and Airs. Frank Van Busse', of RR 3, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Denberg, of Holland. Four little boys acted as pall- bearers, Jimmie Nagle, Bob Seifried, Harry Denten, and Tommy Theunissen, Wightman Picnic Mrs. Alice Young, Alice St., a former Wightman, arranged for a ' ge o.gethei at the Corbett farm last Sunday with relatives present from Flint. Mich,, Weiland, !on tea , Wing - ham, Guelph, Blyth, Goderich, Hamilton and Luean. Mr. and Mrs, N. R. Wightman of Welland. spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Young, Revington Picnic Between 100 and 125 descend- ants of the late Mr. and Airs. William Revington met at Spring - bank last Sunday for their P n- nual two -meal get-to-gether. During the afternoon a ball game and other sports were en-, oyed. Guests were present from Sarnia, Thornd ale, Strathroy, London, and Lucan and vicinity. Official Opening Misses Sherry and Terry W1. Among the 130 guests for after- noon tea were Rev. and Mrs. J pole who lived with their gra.nd- parents, Mr. and Airs. Ira Car- ling while taking a beauty course in London last Saturday held the official opening of their "Twinette Beauty Shop” in Kin- cardine. Edgar Roulston, Mr. and Mrs. Lucan Personals Rev. A. Aylesworth, of:North Buxton,. Aliss Valerie Braith- waite, of Toronto, and Mr. and Airs. William Aylestock, of Lie can. visited friends at LiA0we1 and Lebanon last SundaY• Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holmes. Louise and. Ruth Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes, Mrs. James Avery, Mrs. Vincent Densmore and Rita. attended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. John Elphick, which was held at Springbank last •SatuFday • evening. (Mrs. Elphick is a sister of Mrs.. :Cecil Holmes), Guests Happenings In Bic. By MRS, M. H. E LSTON Personal Items Air. and Mrs. William Stetter, North Tonawanda , who spent the past week with the latter's sister, Mr. and Airs, Chris Stcuer, returned home CM Monday, Sunday visitors with Airs. sie Lewis were Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hodgins, Owen Sound, Mr. andAirs. Airs. Lloyd Johnston, Ailsa Craig and Mr. and Airs. Roy Harrison, London. Mr. and Mrs.' Sam Skinner, Karen and Gary. Mr. and Mrs, John McAllister and boys attend- ed the Skinner reunion in River- view Park, Exeter, on Sunday. Guests with Mr. and. Mrs. M. IL Elston on Sunday were Padre and Mrs. MacLean, Marilyn, Beverley and Leah and David and Wendy Elston. Mr. and Mrs. 1,01110 Wei berg and family accompanied by the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Len Purdy, Email, attended the July 12th celebration at Clin- ton, Visitors with Mr. and !Airs. Doh Blair on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blair and family of London. Mr, and Mrs, Allan Elston and Mr. and Mrs. 'Winston. Shapton, Exeter, attended the Junior farm• ers' church service in Goderieh on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair and family attended the Hicks re- union at Rivervica, Park, on Sat- urday. This Whet< In onchpisen By MRS. F. HORNE Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters, Sandra and Judy spent the week - end at Chesley Lake, Ira Carling and family of Lu - can, Miss Lynette Walpole of Montreal and Mr, Earl Carling; of Lac St. Denis, Quebec, The1 twins have a beautiful; shop overlooking the lake with, all the latest and most modern! equipment. Miss Kathleen Horne has re- turned to London after spending her vacation with Air. 'and Mrs. Clayton Brock of Guelph. Miss Linda Baux of Southamp- ton is spending some holidays at the tome of Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn were present front Port Weiler. Courtiand, 13e1tnont, London and Lucan. • T•1 Mr. Lloyd Fraser,. of Exeter, was a Thursday guest a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Harei-• • son, of Lodon, were ,Sunday guests of Mrs. Walter Dobbs. Mr, Lloyd Fox, of ROekwoOd, was a Wednesday guest of Mrs. T. D. Orme, and Murray. Mr. Merton Culbert is helping out in the Culbert store whUe his bi•Othe, Mel, continues seri- misty 111 in Westminster Hospi- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dens- more- are moving to ,Ciancleboye this week. Mr. Wilfred Stocks sprang surprise birthday party on Mrs. Stocks when be invited a num- ber of friends and relatives to spend theevening w.kth her last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mullins and Ruth Ann, of London, were Saturday .guests with Mrs. Mule lina' -Parents. 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