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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-01-19, Page 20• • ....,,..:.•.7"e'eele."2..""eeeeeeeeeiereeieeeeeee"77:e Pa teP. .14Janury 9, 1941: and district news Phone BA 7.4255 New clerk Biddulph At the inaugural meeting of the Biddulph Township council, held in the council rooms, telt Monday, retiring reeve Austin' Ii0dgirlS was named the new Clerk, The Be, W. J. elaines, of the Grantort United Church was in charge of the devotions. Reeve Harold Wallis ave the inaugural address. It Reeve for 1961 is Harold Wallis; clerk, Austin Hodgins; treasurer, C. 0, Westman; assessor, Clifford Abbott; tax collector, Robert Rainey; road superintendent, T. A. Hodgins; auditors, Kime, Kirne, Areese. and Melntyre; Truant officer and weed in - specter, James McIntosh; san itary inspector. W. N. Gun- ning; live stock valuators, Der- win Bentson and Harry Hardy; relief officer, Lorne Barker; warble fly inspector, A. F. Lamphier; fence viewers, Mel Westrnan, Jack Heenan and Cliff Shipley; Board of Health, Dr, F. F. Kipp of Granton. Wilson Hodgins was named to represent the council on .the Luean fire area committee,i Lorne Barker and James Ey- an on the Biddulph Community Centre at Granton and Joe Bryan on the Ausable and Thames Authority. LOBA euchre Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott • NEW PATO. ,'„ - Rev. Roland Harrell, formerly an evange- list in the southern states, is the new minister of the P'ente- costal church here, The LOBA 387 held a seven-, table euchre in the lodge room'• here last Wednesday evening.: High score prizes went to Mrs. Aljoe Culbert and Mr.; Joe Carter, lone hand prizes to Mrs. Guy Ryan and Mr,' Fred Culbert, and low score prizes to Mrs, Evan Hodgins and Mr. Bev Hodgins. The winner of the box of groceries was Mrs, Roy Pepper of Exe- ter. The next euchre, which will, be sponsoredby the LOL, will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. •25. Church Activities Anglican New pastor evangelist With the appointment of the Rev. Roland Harrell to the 1 renteeostal Holiness Church here, Lunn has again its full I r thol, lit4: rvall,m.'Synnote,,Tor..Irorhl rights r11441‘41.• to .• -. ..,......_"---t. quota of mitisters. The 11v. Mr. Harrell n'eces the Rev. Ronald Hall I/ THOUGHT there was a page rnIssing' in the in - who moved, te London. He was' bern in Tarboro, North Caro.! Struction bo. ft) line and is a graduate of Tar. boro High School and Holmes Theological SeminarL Y, Green' s I , ucan personal item (e.2' ce7 ville, South Carolina. Previous to his assignment to the Pentecostal Holiness Chureb in Luean, he was Jul evangelist of the S. C. Confer. once of the Pentecostal church. Mrs. Harrell is, a graduate of the Academy of Holmes Theological Seminary and as sista her husband in the music service by singing duets with him. Though Mr. and Mrs. Har- rell have not, as yet, taken utt residence in Luean, they did arrive in time to take part in the recent weekof prayer cervices when the clergy and members of ether ciiurches had the opportunity to meet them and extent.' the I hand, oe Nye] come, ILions C:ub meeting . Mi, Dunstan Murphy of the John Howard Society, London, was guest speaker at the din- ner .meeting of Lucan Lions Club held in the Anglican church basement last Monday. Speaking on the rehabilita- tion of prisoners, Mr. Murphy claimed that 75ee of the pris- oners, with long prison terms, committed additional crimes when released which landed hem back in prison again. "Society", he said "must ac- ept these individuals and offer hem positions, social and conomical, if they are to lake progress in prison re - Maureen Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Smith, cel- ebrated her ninth birthday last Saturday by entertaining 12 of her little friends at a skating party at the arena followed by dames and refreshments at her There was a splendid attend-, ance out for the morning serv- ice including an all-time high, junior choir attendance of 21. During the service, Lynn Arnold and Gary Traversy were presentedwith the pro- ficiency medals for this month for attendance, conduct and general co-operation at choir, practice. The flowers in the chancel t were in loving memory of the late Richard Atkinson and Mr. James Hodgins., t Men's Club e At a special meeting of the 13 Men's Club at 4.p.m., presided, over by the president, Mr. Ros-, coe Hodgins, It was decided to k° again have an oyster supper. The date was set for Thursday, I's Beet growers Feb, 9. name officers Ontario Sugar Beet Growers' Association No. 2 met in the Lucan Community Centre last Tuesday. The 1961 executive named at the annual meeting were J. B. Senior Altar Guild At a meeting of the Senior .1 Altar Guild held at the home of Mrs. Jack Steacy, last Wed-, nesday evening, the Senior Altar Guild elected officers or 1961, President is Mrs. Kay Egan; T ^ Mr. Ed. Morris ol the Bank Montreal here, who has eon transferred, to Chatham, •as presented with a desk amp prior to his departure. During the business session or which President Clare Stan- ey presided it was decided to I hold a series of dances in the Legion Hall to raise funds to' carry on the go-kart races this summer. The first dance for' members and friends will be, held Friday, Jan. 27. at the Lions home. Mrs. Mildred Crinnian of Elginfield and Mrs, Cecil Robb visited friends in Guelph on Sunday. Mr, Graham Thompson of Ingersoll, former president of Holy Trinity AYPA and choir member, spent last weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Has- ' and sang in the church choir on Sunday, Jean Loft, of Ilderton, was a weekend guest of her friend, ' /3 R d • Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, Terry and Laurie of Kitchener' were Sunday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. M. 0, Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Tient- ing visited Mr. Keith Gilbert of Ailsa Craig last Friday, who had returned home from an operation in St, Joseph's Hos- pital. Mrs, N. W. Wasnidge and Mrs. Bob Coleman visited Mrs. Ernest McAlpine in Craig- holme, Ailsa Craig, last Wed- nesday. Mrs. John Martin of Guelph was a Sunday guest with her niece, Mrs. Dave Park and fa truly. A number from Luean went on a fax hunt last Wednesday but came home empty handed. Don Edy, of London, was a weekend guest of Ward Hod• gins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mur. ray Hodgins. John Park, who under- went surgery in St...Joseph's Hospital was able to be brought on Monday to the home ,of her sister, Mrs. Jack L a n k i n, where she will remain for a few days. m Mr. Ivan Needhaof Bally - Mr, and Mrs. George Young and family were Sundae' guests of Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith of London. • Mrs. James Hodgins return-, ed to London with her family after the funeral of her hus- band last Saturday. Thursday guests with Mr.1 and Mrs. William Ayleseock were Mr, and Mrs. Lavelle Ellison of Listowel. The C. H. Lewis (Luean) Ltd. hag 'the contract for the' new liquor store at Clinton to' be completed, by May 30, Mr,Alt Dickins and h' sis- ter, Mrs, Lorne McFalls of London were Saturday guests of their sister, Mr. Bob Cole-, m an. Tile plant not 'closed A recent story in The Times - Advocate indicating that' the plant of Rydall Brick and Tile Ltd., El •n field, has shut downis %io; correc t, President J. A. Rydall said this week. "While we always lay off some of our employees in the winter, we are not shut down and have no intention of doing so/' Mr. Rydall ts aa id. e care maintainoeny a orders orto deliveries and we always do a certain amount of main- tenance. We also undertake some expansion to improve our production." The T -A regrets any mis- understanding which may have resulted from the origi- nal story. . •- --Recreation Activities By .SAM SCREATON Director of Recreation The Canadian Amateur Hock- ey Association has designated : the week of January 21 to 29 as "Minor Hockey Week in , Careada". Right across Can- . ada—from the Atlantic to the I Pacific—hockey men will pay I tribute to the work being done for minor hockey. • 1 They will take time to pay tribute to the men who make fpossible hockey for boys—the men who are the volunteer workers — the managers, the I coaches, -local league secretar- ies—and yes, even the referees —for Without these men, there would be no Minor Hockey. And today, if no Minor Hockey .—NO HOCKEY. In Ontario, the observance is under the direction of the On- tario Minor Hockey Associa- tion—the largest Minor Hockey organization in the world. As- sisting and working with the MHA are other Minor Hock- ey affiliates, such as our own Shamrock Minor Hockey As- sociation. Hockey for youth today is ot the end in itself, but is a raining for better Canadian itizens through participation in minor hockey. Hockey — anada's National Game — has splendid physical development characteriseics;. develops , a competitive spirit; teaches co- operation with others; and last, but by no means least, teaches A respect for authority. Hockey by itself however, cannot supply all that is re- quired by youth today. One of the basic needs of all youth is I the need of fraternal and paternal acceptance and ac- knoededgement. Thus, youth needs Dad's presence and com- pany. So when he is playing, ' "TONT SEND—TAKE YOUR BOY TO THE ARENA". e., Clandeboye church Topicsfrom °elects '61 officers W°°dh m • The rector,. the Rev. E. 0 Lancaster, presided for the a nual vestry meeting at S James ehurell an Tuesday ev ning. Mr. Nazi O'Neil was re- elected vestry clerk starting his 20th year in that office. Rector's warden is Mr. Jack Whitmore, Jr.; people's ward- en, Mr. Jim Cunningham; del- egate to Synod, Mr, Ray Sing son; alternate, Mr. Maurice Simpson; Board of Manage- ment, Messrs, H. Murless, Arnold Cunningham, Cecil Cart- e., Alan KW, Rae Hodgins, Roy Cunningham, Mrs, Andy Carter and Mrs, Man Hill, Sidcsmen, Earl Morgan, Jae Cunningham, Clare Paton, Tom Tomes, Alton O'Neil and Bob Hodgins; Cemetery Board, Messrs, Ed Flynn, Arnold Cun- ningham, Karl O'Neil, Ernie Lewis, Maurice Simpson and Andy Carter; rectory commit- tee, Mr, Jack Whitmore Jr,, Jim Cunningham, Mrs, And Carter and Mrs, Alan Hill, Mr. Rae Hodgins, convener of board of trustees of the Hod- F.ethpot erestate, gave a financial Plans were laid to start early service the second Sun a3 in May at 9:45 a.ni, During last year 51 services were held, one of which was a confirmationservice for 17, another the annual memorial and note ion service, United church, At the 'United Church on Sunday the Rev. G. W. Sach was assisted by four elders, Messrs. Wm. Northgrave, Gor- don Eaton, Arthur Simpson and Wilmer Scott in the com- munion service. Mrs, Sach played for the service. Ladies' Guild n- 1. e - y The Ladies' Guild of St. James church met at the home of Mrs. Ernie Lewis, The new- ly elected president, Mrs. Alan Hill, presided. Plans for the vestry meeting were made with lunch served after the business session. Mrs. Omar Cunningham, act- ing as auctioneer, sold the articles remaining from the fall bazaar to the members, and the travelling basket was handed in with cash donations from the ladies of the church. A reading was given by airs, Alan Hill. The January meeting., will be held at the home of Mrs. Ray Simpson on January 26, Personal items Sgt, .and Mrs. Max Bloye and daughters left on Saturday for Germany. They had visited with Mrs. Bloyes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Murless, and Mr, and Mrs. Bloye in St. Thomas after leaving RCAF Station at North Bay, before Christmas. Miss Edith Carter, who has been at St. Joseph's Hospital where she is taking the certi-• fied nurses' assistants course, has been ill at her home with virus flu but is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown, of Streetsville, were guests of Murnd .aa3nd Mrs. Andy Carter on s A presentation and dance is being held at the Lucan Me- morial Centre for Mr, and Mrs. Joe Cunningham Friday, Jan, 20. A chivaree for the newly wed couple was held last week at the home of Joe's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham, here.. 'It only cost $23.75—with the parking ticket." A Forty students reeeiyed bu . sary „aWarde at Ryerson fubli !School, London last Ayeelv, Pre Sandrasenlethe IODE, M' Jdbeya n 1 torte llospital School of Nur ing reeetved one from Dr, A J. Stevenson Chapter. Mrs. Beverly Cunningham re turned home Saturday from S' Joseph's Hospital where sh 'had been a patient, Jim Seott, student al th Agricultural College at Ridge town, spent the weekend wit h is parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. AmtetrScotte and family. end funeral in Cleveland Mr, J, H, Paton left on Wed 1110esdaade, ndby oTeCAfunfoir.alCisegliactet for his brother-in-law, Alb?). Carley, Mr. Earl Paton, Mrs Dave Hills and Mrs, Wilfre Logan also attended, Mr. Carley was born Michigan and married Mis Elizabel.h.Lee Paton in Clande bpoayreenit, ns1908 at the home Lo her Mr, and Mrs. Carley cele brated their 50th wedding an niversary November 23, 1958 in London with the bridesmaid Mrs. Jean Crellin and best man, ,j, IT, Paton and othei B MRS RTHUR RUNDLE Y r- - %VMS metiting es. The January meeting of the W111S was held in the church T, basement last Thursday with 11 members present. The Pres. Went Mrs, F. Dope presided, • The theme of the worship service was "The Unchanging Glory of God", Mrs, W. Wilson 0 AavSol :Ill pd. Mrs, ,Doupe in the Ars, .1. Wareham 'had charge of the study "Work makes us n ". Sho spokee glee W work°rhb : cacolingps, "" 1."e e d Personal items S. Mrs, J, Wareham was host- ess for the Evening Auxiliary ▪ meeting on Tuesday evening le of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moulden, le David and Susan, Tillsonburg, s Mr, and Mrs, Herb Bibby, - Farquhar, Mr, and Mrs, Wit- ' son Brinthell and Barry, Kirk- ] ton, were Sunday visitors with - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, .1 Mrs, Roy Kirk, of Granton, was a weekend visitor with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills, 1 , Mr, and Mrs. Albert Scott, members of the family as guess. Air, Carley, a retired build- ing contractor in Cleveland, is survived by his widow, one son, C. Leonard Carley, Belle- vue, and one daughtcr, Mrs, Allan Bernie r, Lyndhurst, Ohio. The Rev. Harrison Wil- liam officiated at service in the Charles Melbourne funeral home, Burial was in Lakeview cemetery, Suffers broken hip Word was received by rela- tives of a former resident of the community, Mrs. Alex O'Neil, now of Aylmer, that she had met with an accident on Saturday while going for her mail. She suffered a broken hip when she fell on the ice in front of her home. She is a patient in St. Thomas -Elgin General Hospital. Birthday Party A double birthday party was planned for Sunday for (Cindy) Isabel Banks and her maternal • grandmother, Mrs, Maurice Simpson. Guests who attended were Mr. Maurice Simpson and ;Rosemary of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Carter and Stephen and Miss Sybil Steven- son of Ailsa Craig. Unfortu- nately Mrs. -Simpson was ill and unabletoattend the party. ifit11111111,1.101UttlIIIIIIIUMAHHOlittm !! mum lllll t St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Roy • McCurdy, Brenda and Larry lof Kirkton visited Sunday aft. ernoon with Mr, and Mrs, Ira McCurdy, ; Mr, and Miisr: Cr! Murray la0o1nod CollegeERxeotsesd °l. arneSlit of Wary Saflteedrre: noon guests with Mr, and Mrs, .Don Morphy, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Culver and Kenneth of Lobo, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Payne of London spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, and eIrs. Robert Rundle, Jim and Jack, Mr, and Mrs. Reg McCurdy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson, Kirkton, on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley, Murray and Karen visited on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. G, R. Strome, Mrs. Strome and family at Milverton. Snipp & Style Shoppe LUCAN MAIN STREET Individual Hair Styling Phone BA 7-4467 DIANE BOWMAN, Prop. , 1111111111111111M101111Mtillit111111111111111111111111111titr 20 to 3% OFF Ladies, Men's and Children's Wear UNTIL JANUARY 31 10% OFF ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE ' on sales over $1.00 on Thurs., Fri. & Sat, January 19, 20 and 21 Young's ry Goods LUCAN There are Shamrock Minor Hockey games at the Luean arena on Saturday afternoons, Monday and Tuesday evenings. Keen these days in mind—we'll be hoping to see yeti. From 1955 'to 1959 the total of expenditures cee education by municipal and provincial governments rose front $560 million to $1,017 million. pl t • ASK FOR rtemeeeeeeeileeeel. *talk about 16w-bedget. 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