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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-11, Page 16Pott. l ay 11, 1941 ucan and district ;news • (rc Phone BA 7.425 ;orre ponflentc Miss Link Abbott Sewer lajReceives award Tr ,rurt read for hair .styling . �oon At e recent hair styling'n,in accident eoinpet tion Held at the London+ Two ,cars and a panel truck Lectin council has been ad,! School .. Hair ,Dressing, Lynda vised it will receive Pre-!Lucan,received wore involved in an :accident a l? Lee Tatlow of eit . at the intersection o High - sanitary t .oti its proposed, top award for her hair style<� liminarY repos sanitary sewer system at its The award was presented to ways 4 and 7 ' at Elginfield ra , shortly before 2 p.m. last Wed- June ineeting. ; the winner by Airs, Alleg At a recent session, council Draper, owner of the Allegra nesday sending alt three driv- rotes from verbalaprogress re Beauty Salon, ors to St, Joseph's Hospital, p i m R Geere and Eric ` N that Lynda has coin.'Earl Hamilton, 47, of RR 3 Skelton, representatives of the plated her. course she will assist Ailsa Craig was listed in fair engineering firm. Council directed its roads kett of Lucan, proprietor committee to proceed with. the; Ione's Beauty Salon, South Greenway of London suffered o regrading of portions of Beech' London, ina leg injury and was reportedtia and Chestnut streets and to k good condition.aThe third. L delay work o th t. Auxiliary sends :bass man, William Donawa, 29, of. L s her mother, Airs. Llpy!d Has condition with chest and leg o£ injuries and shock. Daniel • t, oy f.aJIs inside barn,'°'.edeVries local nr�+ scian �: eres lyL'o br.0 4'. services were held at Sl, Alarg s Anglican Church, Y� •MRS, , ' f'agTC• }viii llitchie of >'aikliill• Brinsiey, on Wednesday, May r 1 Be', and Airs. L, C, Har, 3, for Douwe DeVrics, 58, of LA111JBOY$1 rison of London were guests MlcGillivray `Township, wit h Donald Latt.at tyro, year - old .of. AIr, and Mrs, E1nier Hen- e ;ons, son of Air, and. Mrs. Robert doe last \i'ednesday .after- ff t Latta, met avith an ageldient noon stir•• lierrisen, a former Saturday evening in the barn, rector of St. James Church, falling through .the floor, He . .now assistant At Cronyn me - was rushed to a. doctor in Isonal Church, London f •cle Ailsa Craig who heti :him taken u , qfi. i o t. Joseph's • ; ;led. at the f neral of Mrs. t S J. p.. s .i-Ios'pital for d (Christena) ?f -rays. ltichat t i istenal Atkinson of London at the Beckett fu - it was found rte bones i neralhome• were broken but his s h o u l flee r s' Mr, and Mfrs, Elmer Cun bruised• Ile was able to re• ningham of Ingersoll were turn home Saturday night, guests with the former's moth - Personal items r Mrs,.Omar Cunningham m_ l e, on Mr. and Mii's, Carl Ritchie, .Sunday', of Baden, spent the weekend Mrs, Hrtiily Tomes who has with her sister and husband . been a patient three weeks in Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cn :1 Victoria hospital and under. n a. and un d ingh..m Mr, and Mrs, —Please turn to :page 17 Lucan personal � Qitems Mr, and. Mrs, Art AreLeae, Mr. and Ars. Miert Culbert, f London, Mrs. Fred McLean made bis debut on TV last nd Mrs, A, K, Hodgins of the , Friday when he appeared on 1cCormick Home called on; the Romper Room program ucan friends last Sunday, with "Miss Dorothy". Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Thom. Mrs, Cecil. $iodgins and small on, Bruce and Marilyn, of To- daughter, Lori, of Exeter, were ionto, were weekend. guests of Monday guests of :Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Abbott Cecil. Hodgins Sr. and Mr, and Mrs, Moine, Mr, Spencer Armitage Stan- Eizenga, and Donna Thomson l ley leaves on May 16 for a trip as a guest of Vicky Eizenga. to Europe. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Stan- 'Mrs, Mel Culbert, daughter ey were Sunday guests of Mary Jane and her mother, r. and Mrs, Bruce German Airs, George Patrick, attended of St. George. the golden.weddin Mrs, John Campbelland son . g celebra- ehnny* spent a few days with tion for Mr, and Mrs, Fred n westepar Mrs, Kay Egan was hostess Trinidad, a student :at OAC, of Market St. pending the con. ' for the meeting of the Anglican Guelph, received a cut on the s struction of street drains, Ma -i Evening Auxiliary last Wed- chin but was released from terial was ordered for repair; nesday. The scripture lesson hospital after treatment, of the Mar].td Market St. drain. r was read by Mrs. Corbett, the 'The PPP et Lucan nveeee. The clerk was instructed to? study book taken by Mrs. Egan gated• prepare a bylaw authorizing and. the Litany led by the presi. Mr. Hamilton, a brother of w the munieipality to deal with; dent Mr Roy Hamilton was on his wells and cisterns with unsafe Mrs. Don Anker reported way to London when hit by the 1 covers, on the annual meeting held at car from Stratford and. the ear M Reeve Ivan Hearn: was re- lettchenerr, from London when they crash- quested to make arrangements Articles were brought in to, ed, for boarding and destroying of be sent to St Paul's .School at J stray dogs. Central Mort a and Hous- ing Corporation advised coun- ell that a ratepayer's appliea- to donate $1.00. Ten dollars tion for a mortgage would be was voted to the Rev, Patrick reconsidered when sanitary Philips for his work in Africa, sewers became available, The June meeting will be School news held at the rectory, Mrs. Ros- Owing to the resignation of coe Hodgins, Mrs, Charles Mrs. Don Hearn, Mrs. Charles Corbett and. Mrs. Arnold Lewis Corbett men be in charge of assisted the hostess. Dixon, of. London, held at the Cardston, Mr. and 'Mrs. Sheridan Rev- Seven Dwarfs Restaurant last Mortgage Haus ington before moving to Toron- Granton ins Saturday, Institute to on Saturday, Ellen Smout, small daughter. Mr. and Mrs, William Kilmer of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smout and three sons of Kitchener of London, was a weekend were Sunday guests of Mr. guest of her grandmother, Mrs. and Airs. Louis Kilmer, Wes Atkinson. Mr. and !Airs, Cecil Armitage Rev. and Mrs, G. A. Moore spent Sunday with the latter's and. family of Port Dover were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi weekend guests of Mr. and Darling, of Parkhill. Other Mrs. U. F. Stanley. guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Graham of Arkona, In lieu of the bake sale it was decided for each member the kindergarten till the end of Medway euchre June. The Medway Euchre Club School pictures taken recent- played its final four -table eu- chre by Mr. Rudy Engel have chre at the home of 'Mr. and arrived at the school and are Mrs, Chester McComb last satisfactory, Friday night.. Reports for the'third school High score prizes went to term will be sent home to Mrs.William McComb and Mr. parents the end of this week, OttDaley; lone hand razes A new safety patrol for 1961- to Mrs. Erle Middleton ,and. 62 will be formed this week. Mr. Wilbert Stanley and. low Twenty children have been prize to Mrs. Carmen score Hodgins end Mr. William Mc- Comb. The next outing for the club will be a chicken dinner pic- nic at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. William McComb at Ipperwash on. July 30. registered to enter kindergar- ten next September. Letters were sent out Mon- day, May 8, to parents re- ? gaeding the time children are i to be sent to school, in the morning 'and at noon, :to .insure safety and protection of the • safety patrol. United Church WA The May meeting of the !United Church Woman's As- • sociation was held in the church schoolroom last Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. George. -Piaui in the chair. Mrs.. Erle ,Young was assisted in the 'worship service by Mrs. Louis Kilmer. Mrs. Sheridan Revington as guest speaker reported on the recent Presbytery WA meeting held in the Empress United Church, London. Her talk dealt • mostly on the new United • Church's Women's Organza- ' tion. Mrs. Young, who pre- sided for the program, gave .a reading on Christian Citizen- ship. Owing to ill -health Mrs. Ira Carling tendered her resigna- 'tion as parsonage convener and Mrs. Sheridan Revington ways appointed her successor. tertain them in a most•out- ; Mrs. G. E. Nicholson was made standing manner. This coining a member of the•flower coin- Thursday evening, the same niittee to fill one of 'the posi- Johnny Cash•will return to the tions made vacant by death. same Lucan Arena to again ' Plans were made for the an- perform in his inimitable, out- nual blossom tea, scheduled tot standing manner, Oen'the same be held in the church school.-' program for the evening, will room, May 27, and a tentative t be Johnny Western, Gordon date of June 22 set for the an-' Terry, The Tennessee Two and nual strawberry supper, other outstanding entertainers. So why not plan to be on hand, Thursday evening, May 11 at 9 p,m. in the Lucan Arena. Recreation ttV//At l ac es Be SAM SCREATON Director •of Recreation Last Friday evening, the newly organized Lucan Teen Town held their third Record Hop — the most successful to date. The next get-together will be on Friday evening, May 19 at the Lucan Arena auditorium. This will be the last social evening of the Lu - can Teen Town until after school examinations are over, One year ago last September, the largest audience to assem- ble in the Lucan Arena, ga- thered to see and hear the very talented Johnny Cash en - Church Activities Pentecostal Holiness Church Two bible quizzes, "Who Was He?" and! "It Happened At Night", were ehjoyed by the Young People at their Friday night meeting, Mrs. Clayton Abbott and Miss Lorraine Graham sang a t duet and the president conduct- ed an object lesson on "Good s Useful Eggs". On Sunday, in:the absence of the pastor, the Rev, F. P. Thomson, of Toronto, a for- d mer Lucan pastor, was in s On Saturday, May 13, The Forest City Kennel bleb will present their annual Interna- tional Dog Show in the Lucan Arena. This will be the first K time such an event has been b staged in Lucan. Some of the finest 'show dogs b from all parts of Canada and I the United States will be on ur show. In addition to the regular judging of breeds there will be a chooses officers At the annual meeting of the Granton WI Mrs. Clarence Lewis was elected president. Other officers are: vice- presidents, Mrs. Norman Hod- gins, Mrs. B. M, Hanson; sec- retary -treasurer, Mrs. Edith Jermyn; assistant, 'Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downs Wilson; district director, ,Mrs. and M. and Mrs. Baker, of Kenneth Hodgins; Branch di- Granton, were Saturday guests rectors, Mrs. Andrew Knox of Mr. and Mrs. Allan West - and Mrs. William Allan; press man and Miss Mabel Mc - reporter, Mrs. B. Hanson end Roberts, of London, was a Mrs. Clarence Lewis; auditors, Sunday guest. Mrs. Gordon Dann and Mrs. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. B, Hanson. Aljoe Culbert on Sunday in- cluded their daughter, Mar- garet, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ryan, of Lucan, Mrs. Ethel Kerr, Mrs. Ray Penhale and. Mr. Herb Beaver, all of Exeter. The May meeting of the Ang- •Mr. William Ranting, who Bean Woman's Auxiliary, was underwent his second opera - held last Wednesday at the tion in. St, Joseph's Hospital, home of the president, !Airs. T. is recuperating at his home C. McFarlane. Mrs. Harold here. Corbett read the Scripture Mr. •and. Mrs. Gordon Mains, lesson and ,Mrs. Erwin Scott or Dorchester, called on Lucan led in the litany. friends on Sunday. As Mrs. Jackson expects to "Miss Dorothy" of the TV move back to England, it was Romper Room and Va1Ii Smith necessary to appoint ,a new and daughter Kelly of CFPL Living Message Secretary, Dressmaking and Fashions, Mrs,• Harold-..Counsey consented were Sunday guests of Mr. and to take the position. Mrs. J. S. Radcliffe. Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Wraith and family have moved into the house vacated by Mrs, Elearnor Emerick, Mr. and (Mrs. Elmer Joyce, of Biddulph, have moved into the home vacated. by Mrs. James Hodgins on 'William St. Mr. Leroy Revington moved. on Wednesday into his new home vacated by Mr. and Mrs. W. Stuart on Main St. North. Mrs. Revington was' brought out on Sunday from Victoria Hospital to see her new home. Mrs. John Knight sand family of Kintore, who has been keeping Mrs. Revington's baby, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mert Culbert after taking the baby to see his mother. IMr. sand Mrs. George Tinney and granddaughter, Elaine Kettle, of Exeter, were Sunday guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. E. W. Pepper. Miss Diane Walker, Byron, was a weekend guest of Miss Helen Hodgins. Mrs. Sheridan Revington last Friday night attended a public speaking contest in the Credi- ton Town Hall for public school children in district schools. Her 11 -year-old granddaughter, Carla Revington, daughter of Mr. and (Mrs. Lyle Revington, came second in a group of four competitors in her class. Susan Shipway was a guest of Margaret Armitage last Monday, the occasion being Margaret's fifteenth birthday. Mrs. James Hodgins, Mr, and Mrs, Pat Daley and family visited with Lucan relatives and friends last Sunday. Mr. Neil Lachie and Donnie were Saturday guests of Mr, and Airs. M. 0, Smith and Mr, and Mrs. Terry Oharsley and Mrs. Louis Kilmer attended Mrs. Smith's birthday party on Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dickins bf London were Monday•guests. of the former's sister, Mrs, Bob Coleman. Mr, and Mrs, Colin Nugent of London left for a ,few days' vacation in Ottawa. The lat- ter's Mother, Mrs, T, A, Hod, gins, accompanied their as far as West RiI1 for a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mie, and Mrs. William West, ney, Mr, and Mrs, Herold Hunter have returned. to Detroit after spending' a few day with the fornier's mother, Mrs, John Casey. Rev. end Mrs. A. li, liar- rison, now of Durham, stayed at the rectory :here during the pact three days of Synod n,id Mr, l-larristoit' and Mr. Lan caster went to London each day, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Forth and Robert, ober of Detroit, were week. Coming Verne they west= the Don d Doewns, tte of Mr, and Mrs, esus of an aunt and uncle Mrs, Toe Whelihan, 'Whalen, Mrs Park's, Professor 'and was a Saturday guest of Mrs'. rs. 5 A. Knox, at Kingston. Warner McRoberts. re they_ visited lateen's Uni= Mrs. Harvey Reelgins, who ersity, whe'r'e Mrs, Park grad- was a patient in St, Joseph'§' aced, Hospital for five months fol. The pad, arrived borne ;• tin- lowing surgery, was Able to be ria evening fon the trip, b ,Tnffery't henie iulbert,ssmelldsor bf.' Plans were finalized for the North Middlesex District An. nual to be held at Granton, May 11. WA to pack baler Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Dorcas secretary, reported on the bale and displayed several •articles 'brought in to the meeting. Plans were finalized for the dessert Bridge :and Euchre which was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Hodgins was one of the delegates to the 74th annual meeting of the WA held recently at Kitchener. In her absence Mrs. McFarlane and Mrs. Scott read her re- port. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Bob Coleman, Mrs. Bert Jackson and Mrs. P. 0. King, Postmaster hospitalized Mr. Charlie Haggar, Lucan postmaster, last Monday fell in the post office and•sprained his ankle, On Tuesday he was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital for X-rays and cast and was told he would be off work for a month. On Friday he developed a pain in his ehest land was taken back to the hospital on Saturday for treatment and is still there at time of writing. Lucan girl injured While playing in her home, aren Herbert, small daughter Mr. and Mrs, Royden Her- ert, Water St., fell off a bunk ed and suffered a broken sol- ar -bone and first rib, last Sat -- day. She ways taken to St. Joseph's Hospital on Sunday for X-rays nd treatment. Karen is a kindergarten pupil and will be out of school for a few days a t least. Farniiy • inspects he very interesting Obedience Trials and judging. For dog overs, this will be an out - tending event; for those others he day will be an ifiterestin one to see, This unusual event will continue throughout th ay, therefore, whatever time lilts i s jai r convenience, you may come to see. Children wen accompanied by parents are admitted free, Hope to see you there, Legion Auxiliary binge Again the jack -pot was un- claimed at the Legion AuxiI ary bingo at the Legion Hal est Thursday. Mrs, Joe Haskett of Luca w ho shared the third part o he consecutive bingo with are French of Whalen, won e $5 consolation prize. Mrs ack Steacy of Lucan won the rat pert of the consecutive. rs. John Beeman of. Birr and Ai • Clarence Taylor of Exeter en the second part.. Mr, Tay r. also shared the fifth bine with Mrs. lla•rald ilutler of near.): Mrs. Jim Reacher of Birr ho won the first bingo shared he top line ``Share the Wealth" ith Mrs. Herold Butler. Nor- a Davis of Lucan: wont the u11 card prize Mrs, Cecil Neil, one 61 bee can's most consistent- winner, won both the third and sixth bingo this week, Other winners were Mr. 7toy Miss Pepper of Exeter, Miss Nbreen Walkonl of Woodham, Mrs, live Frederick, Whalen, Mr, arilBond and Mrs, Winton athe'arts both Of Rican. charge of both services. The ladies trio sang at the morn- h ing service and Mrs, Ed .But- ler sang a solo in the evening and accompanied herself on the piano accordion. United Church e u , Mr. Dave Park, who' has , been confined to his home for a month with pneumonia, was able to leave last Tuesday with Mrs, Park and. four children on a motor trip to Ottawa where they were guests of Mrs. Parks sister and brother- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. G. W. White. n In Ottawa they visited many places of interest, including the Parliament Buildings. On Friday, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs, White, the party landed in 11/entreat to say fare- , well to Mrs. Park's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jeffery, who were leaving for England on "The Empress of Canada" o which was making its maiden trip bank to England. The party were fortunate in having the opportunity to tour this large new Ocean liner, While in Montreal the 'Parks fancily visited Mr, and Mrs. B, J. Roberts, formerly of Luc ea gu of M He v ti da no Wayne Culbert was convener for the Lucan.Clandeboye ?PC meeting in the Luean hutch ' 1 last Sunday evening, He was 'assisted in the worship by, Sheila Donaldson, Rev. G, W.:, t Seth led. in a singsong and. E took the Bible study, A film on, th • juvenile •delinquency was shown f by Wayne Culbert, Anglican Church Ai i Another splendid congrega- ev tion was out for the 11 o'clock lo service, A pastoral letter supporting. L religious instruction in public schools signed by the arch w bishop and 11 bishops,. inched- t ing the Rt, Rev, G. N. Luxton, ; w Bishop of Hilton,: Was read by; m the rector. r f :being :Rogation Suffd*y,, 1Vir. Lane aster preached a ;Serfieon suitable for the day, On Thursday at 10 a,m. there will be a holy Cominun., On service. 1 i n the even! n the teeter and choir' will attend' the West Middlesex Deanery 0 Service of Witness at St, John's H Chtircli, Strathroy. 112' new ocean liner 14,4 the rector,R v, t li, Ari o, icier ing,. He was born in Holland but had resided in McGillivray Township. for about S5 years and wasrcha memberMooreofsvtheille,Ava ion .oestra, He had been in failinghealth since last fall and spet some tins e in .South HuronHospits l 'Exeter, and later in St seph's 1•Iospital, London, where he died suddenly Sunday,. April 3the0, Mrspast. DeVrries khas been a patient in St, ,Joseph's also for four wees, Murdy funeral direc or , Lu - can, warrangas in echments,arge of alae fun - oral He is survived besides his wife by one daughter, .Joanna; two step -daughters, Mrs, Har• ry (Connie) Johnston, London,: and Mrs, ',Karl (Betty) Mosteg, AfeGillivray Township; f i v e brothers, and one sister, Lam- bert, Australia, Marrnen, Hol- land, Dirk, Prospect Hill, Wiet- ze and Hans, London, and Mrs, Folkert Alger;, Holland, Pallbearers were Tom .Oil - piety, Jack Gilmour, Wilfred Dixon, Tom Kooy, Murray Carter and Joe Conlin, St, James WA and Guild UM, Karl O'Neil, a member of the WA, entertained the ladies of St. .Tames WA and Guild at her home in Lucan, GtiWRCH NEWS St Janes At St, Jantes •Church on sun; day, May 7, the reetor, the iter. E. 0. Lancaster, adniin- lstered the rites n baptism for •,Stephanie Joanne,. daugh- ter of Mr• and Airs, Beverly Cunningham, 'godparents M. and Mrs• Richard Knights et Crediton;• Bruce William, son of Ali. and Mrs. Elmer .Joyce, godparents 'Mr, and 1Vlrs, Ron, aid Wade, Londo.n;, Carolyn Jean, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth 13rporn, godparr ents Mr, 'and Mrs,. Bert Bor land, Centralia, Mr. Lancaster cho e a s. ,an propriate "text for rogatipn and baptism. Sunday, ".Aur .church challenges us to .a deeper life with prayer 'and stronger in faith; just as we pray for b1essings on the •seed, so we need God's blessing oil the sower", he said,. Mrs, Andy Carter, president, presided. Scripture was read by "Mrs, Arthur Cunningham. q„141ee44eee,e,u4ue. eemeeetelete,ettereefelere,,e.u.,,r„n,„ 1.141444144ee141444u1 ll141 , Mrs. Andy Carter gave a report <sI the 74th 'annua'1 meek - ; ~memo 4u1u,.14.1rl1g14n.n.U,r,win.4lpll.ulrl.uulnluuuurl.Pe.,,,,ulr.relrn,4ruMotif In closing he stressed to d111R parents, godparents of spon• sors their past in the spirituel life the children received membership .at .the servie There was special music be the senior .and junior choir; for the ,service, k iowers on the retable were in memory :fo Air, end Mrs.. Eslie Hodg"son, given by the; family, other flowers were in. memory of Mrs.. Richard At- lcinsgn, former member,.who died last week, United Church At the United Churc. on •Sun- _.�.h day, Mee 7 the ininister, the Rev,, 1, W. Saeli, 'took for his :sermon s bje t in the common chores of life", 'Mrs, K• Thompson played for the service. Next Sunday, special music for *Mother's Day including baptismal service. Anniversary service will be May eft. 1.ilr,.,rr,.r4re1r.,1.1...,.111„144„4r111..,lrl, ,Ir t% FOREST CITY KENNEL CLUB 16TH ALL BREED CHAMPIQNSHiP Dog SI ow And Obedience Trials Under Canadian Fennel Club Rules Lucan Arena Saturday, y, Ma 13 May Judging from 10 a,m, to 9 p.m. ADMISSION 500 ADULTS Children with Parents Free ing held in St. John's the Evangelist Church, Kitchener, of the Woman's Auxiliary. A letter was received from prayer partner. +the Rev. Ad- rian Green, 1Gfayerbhorpe, Al- berta, thanking for gifts ;re- ceived and also from Mohawk Institute, Brantford, for quilt. Honor Mother ON HER DAY, MAY 14 by giving her a new permanent or finger -wave, expertly styled at the . , Snipp and Style LUCAN Shoppe BA 7.4467 Notice Residents. of the Lucan area can win $15,00 by designing a suitable sign to be placed at both entrances to Lucan, on Highway No. 4. Submit drawing in simple form on 8” x 11" paper to Haskett's Furniture. 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