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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-22, Page 18• Page 18 ,lune 22, 1961 Luca and district news Phone SSA )'-4255 •Correspondent; Miss Lina Abbott Organ firm leaves town w Owing to expansion of busi- ness necessitating larger gear - tors and a more central loca- tion, the decision by the Keates Organ Company Limited, of Lucan, to move its factory to buildings recently acquired in. Acton, Ontario, has been an- nounced by the President, Mr. B. Keates. The company, which builds custom-built pipe organs and operates a maintenance serv- ice in the district, moved to Lt - can from London, Ontario in 1950 and has occupied the or- iginal public school building, to which additions and altera- tions have been made from time to time, The new facilities in Acton d will ensure more efficient op- • eration in the manufacture,as well as provide greater space HONOR TEACHER needed to accommodate larger .... W. Fred Langford organs. During the past decade many organs have been sent to Lon- don and Toronto as well as St. Thomas, Aylmer, Calgary and Edmonton. The moving to Acton will Pays tri ul e wean a big loss to Luean, as to teah e r at least seven employees plan to move also. When the company purchased the old public school building ,they took over the ringing of ,the town hell at 7 and 8 am., noon, and 1 and 6 p.m. It is 'hoped whoever purchases the building will give as faithful service as the present owners have done since 1950. Ohio Scouts rest here Those who happened to be up town around 10 a.m. on Monday saw 16 bicycles loaded with Scout equipment parked on Main St. opposite the resi-, dence of Mr, J. S. Radcliffe. Soon they were joined by a' number of Lucanites and - Lu can Scouts. The scout master Roger Ca penter of Oak Harbour, said and another leader with 14 scouts left Oak Harbour June 11 and expected to be back home June 23. Their last stop before arriving in Lucan was at Grand Bend. Asked if they had had any trouble • on their trip he re- plied; "Nothing hut flat tire head-on winds, wet days a steep hill." Lifelong residen dies in hospital k., Miss 'Elizabeth Ellen Sho bottom, 84, died in Victori Hospital, Saturday, June 17. The body rested at the Murd Funeral Home, Lucan, Tuesday, June 20 when th Rev. Charles Black of Ilder conducted funeral services. In terment was in St. John' cemtery, Arva. The Messrs, pallbearers include KenuAr diell, Les McGuffin, Marcu Shoebottom, Harold. Hodgin Sr. and Tom Shoebottom. Survivors are 'three neph ;ews, Roy, Earl and Murra Shoebottom of London town ship. Daughter hie rot. th. g elate Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shoebottom o concession 14, London town ship, Miss Shoebottom was a life long resident of London township. Attends Deanery chapter Rev. E. 0. Lancaster was one of the Anglican clergy who attended the Deanery Chapter at Delaware,° last Tuesday. The meeting began with Holy Communion, followed. by a bus- iness meeting and dinner at•the rectory with Rural Dean. Web- ster. Legion Auxiliary bingo Though another large crowd was present Thursday night at the Legion Auxiliary bingo, Yet no' one was able to cap- ture the jack pot. Mrs, Margaret Poole of Lu - can and Mrs, Pearl Stebbins of. Grand Bend shared the $5 consolation, Mrs. Stebbins, a one-time jack pot. winner, also shared the third bingo with Mrs, Cecil Neil and Mrs, John i Si -filbert 5, ncl ti e- a ID Yit un ! tint F s - t dhi sit s ; a - i. Y E D f sang two numbers. family of Lucan were guests ` and Mrs. Wes Hodgins Mr, W. Fred. Langford tfo inery of Lucan), who for 1 past 30 years has been he t of the English department the Sir Adam Beck Coll.gia has been twice honored bef Iretiring from the staff, the e of June. At a recent school assemb_ the staff and students presence hire with a portable radio an at . a staff dinner party Hook's Restaurant last Tues day, June 13 he was presented with travel luggage and a cessories and an address o commendation by Mr. Harvey Stewart, a colleague on the r. he to Wo'nenTs Institute e, �'a tours Ausable valle Lions club fetes ladies The 1,961 Ladies' Night of the Lucan Lions Club was held at the Village Iain, Grand Bend last Wednesday evening, 1 ,lune 14, with 53 Lions and friends in attendance for a roast beef dinner. Each lady received as a favour a pocket size manicure set. The honored guest, District Governor Don J. Cochrane of Sarnia, spoke briefly, Al Logic of London provided music for the dancing. Winners of the draws were Mrs. Gerald Lewis, Mrs, Jack I.ankin, Mrs. Lloyd Hall, Mrs. Jack Murdy, Mr. Roscoe Hod-; gins and Mr. Al Bromwich. t The blood donors' clinic at the Anglican church June 6 was not as well attended asj last year. There were 41 do - hors, The next project planned by! Lions Club is the annual rum- ina ye sale scheduled for Sat: urday, June 24 in the Stanley, Hall. Phone the Bank of Mont.. real or the former president, Mr. Clare Stanley, for -a pick i up, Ckrnd�boye MISS 0,1'lt1' Letter from takes pulpit up north By MRS. J. H. PATON CLAN.)EBOYE The rev. Stanley Tomes and hers. Tomes left London on Wednesday by w.ay of Trans Canada highway to 1<ono-ra then by train to Sioux Lookout and by plane to Big Trout Lake where they will take up residence in the rectory of St, Peter's, A it g l i c a n Mission Church, Rev. Tames will take' up duties July 1 as rector, appointed by Rt. Rev. 11. )J. )fines, Bishop of Keewatin and other points will be small set tlements at Bearskin Lake,: i Seeingo, Kasabanka, Angling Lake and Fort Severn, where; lie spent two summers a few' years ago. Big Trout Lake is situated. 250 miles .north of CNR line opt an island with Sao population The people are Gree Indians and engage iii fishing in 'Pum iter and trap,pxng in: winter. It is about 1,600 or 1,700 miles from here, UC ladies meet The ladies. .of the United Church were .entertainedby Mrs. Ilea Neil for their June meeting- with Mrs. Wilmer Scott presiding. Seripture was read by Mrs, Alex Macintosh, Mrs., s., Rea Neil and Mrs. Wil mer Scout gave a report en the parsonage meeting and a re- port from basement commit- tee mentioned repairs to drain and eavetroughs. A report was given by Mrs. Neil on the sec- tional meeting held in Park- hill. Lunch convenors assisting the hostess were Mrs. W. Dar- ling and Mrs. K. Thompson, St. James church At St. ,James church on Sun- day, ,June 18 the members of the congregation and friends welcomed a former member, the Rev. Stanley G. Tomes, who assisted the rector, the Rev, E. 0, Lancaster, by react- ing the lesson and took for his text, "Love God, love one an- other" There was special music by the choir, After the service the congre- gation had an opportunity to meet and visit with the young couple, Entertains for newly weds New UC group launches plans The first .meeting of the pro- visional committee for United Church Women was held last Wednesday. Rev, G. W. Sach opened with a short devotional. Mrs. k1, Ie. Langford read a copy of a letter the Rev. Ann Graham had sent to the women of her congregation, A nominating coinntittee composed. of Mrs, Sheridan Revington, Mrs, H. B. Lang. ford, Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs. C. H. George and Mrs. Jens Andersen was set up, Mrs. A. E. Reilly presented 1 Mrs, Emily Tomes entertain- ed for her son, the Rev. Stan- ey G, Tomes end Mrs. Tomes, en Saturday when the fancily gathered including Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer, David and Andrea of Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Debbie and Diane and Tom Tonnes, Others were Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mains and Miss Eliza- beth Mains, Miss Phylis Lee, Mr, Gerald Lynn and Mr. Jeffery Sleaford, formerly of Sussex, England. Others who called were Mr, and Mrs. John Simpson, Rose- mary 'and Paul of Kirkton, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson, John and Peggy. Personal items The Lynn Bros., eon. 2 Mc- Gillivray are enlarging their barn on •their north farm, add- ing 34'x60' with steel hip roof, also have Mr. Arnold Hugo, Goderich, building a slop con- crete silo 55 feet high. Plans are laid to build a pole barn 90'x40' with steel foor later. Mr. Eugene Bice, teacher at David Maxwell Public School, Windsor, spent the weekend with his father, Mr. Austin Bice ,and sister and brother- in-law., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Coughlin and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Harry 1llurless were guests at the Harris - Mason wedding at the Centen- nial United Church, Landon, on Saturday afternoon. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mason of London and a School ofe Nursingt of ai 60, Re- ception was at the Cobblestone Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Garter and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carter and Jimmie of London spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. William Walden of Chatham at their cottage at Grand Bend. Mrs. G. W. Sach with a gift from the Lucan United Church women, Prior to her leaving on a visit to England, d' The meeting of the Lucan d ! WI took the form of a bus trip at; through the Ausable Conserve- - tion Area, on Friday. } The business meeting was c" held at the picnic grounds of picturesque Rock Glen, with 'the president Mrs. C. H. George "on the bench". The motto for the meeting was "Happiness is best attained by learning to live each day by itself, The worries are mostly about yes- terday and tomorrow." The; roll call was answered by t naming "My Castle in Spain," staff for 30 years. During the evening a num- ber of letters received from former students and colleagues were read, also a card of con- gratulations signed by a long list of Lucan friends and con- taining a poem written for the occasion by Miss Lina Abbott. Mr. Langford, brother of H. Ca B. Langford of Luean and C. F. Langford of the Forest Hill teaching staff, was born in Lu - can, where he attended the Lu - can Public and High School, He served with the Royal Flying Corps in England be- fore attending the Faculty of Education in Toronto and later Queen's University for his MA in English and History after teaching three years in Pres- cott and Lucan. He went from Sudbury to Sir Adam Beck in 1931 where he has remained for the past 30 years. In addition to teaching, Mr.. Langford found time to edit many text books in English; now in use throughout the ominion, also eight plays in he Swan Shakespeare series.' He plans- to continue writing ollowing his retirement. ether's Day service A special Fathers' Day serv- ce was held •at 11 a:nt. with he Rev. G. W. Sach taking as s theme "A fifty-fifty disas- er, a father's failure, and a on's folly." A father and son choir led n the music and a male quin- ette composed of Messrs, rnest Ross, Alden Walker, on Pettigrew, George Carpen- er and the Rev, G. W. Sach 'Ausable Authority, This was followed by a visit to Exeter's Riverview Park, which eon- : tains the offices for the Ausable ' Authority, !The next ;stop on the agenda was the 1400 -acre Hay swamp which is being cleared and ',drained for ref oretati on, Here, in 1953, the first tree. planting project was held. As 'the trip was running a few minutes ahead of schedule, Mr, McLeod gave a talk on the authority explaining . its aims for the future and what had already been accomplished, with dams, tree -planting and recreation. All enjoyed dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. On the way to Grand Bend to the work done on the dredg- ing of the river there and ;the old river route the group •stop- ped off 'at "The Highlands" where many Lucanites have cottages. The other ' places visited Brewster's Dam, the Thedford Area, Pt. Franks Work -shop and Rock Glen where the busi- ness meeting was held and also many of the winding paths ex- plored. After stopping at Sylvan for cooling drinks -the last stop was at the site of the proposed Parkhill Dam which seemed an ideal location for a dam. In the absence of the secre- tary Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs, i Harold. Hodgins took over her duties as secretary. It was decided not to send, members to the Local Leaders' Training Course — "143 lb. of f. meat", to be held in London.' The prize list for WI entries at the Western Fair was read and it was voted to submit; entries this year. -The bus trip started from the bank corner at 10 ,a.m. with 27 members and friends, the driver and Mr. F. J. Med Leod of Ailsa Craig, as com- mentator, aboard. The first stop was at the: !6 nine -acre area, just west of Lucan taken over last Febru- ary by the Ausable Conserva- tion Authority a:s a park for Lucan. Other than signs, little' has been done on the land yet.' The next stop was the beautiful Morrison Dam at Exeter erect- ed in 1958, which will supply Exeter with extra water. It was named after John. Morrison, an ex -member of the With the time nearing 6 p.m. many members were becoming uneasy about "hubby's" din- ner so no more stops were made. On reaching Lucan all felt they'had had an'enjoyable day. Lucan personal items Mr. and Mrs: Wilmer Jones; pital on. Friday for more X-rays, and family of Kippen and Mr, t Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodgins and :Mrs, Les es Woodward and were Monday guests with. Mr. The first line of "Share the Wealth" was split among Miss Muriel Carling and Mrs. Grant i Brook of Lucan and D1r, C. Taylor of Exeter won the last; line. Mrs, Ernie Lewis of Clan- deboye, who shared'the first bingo with Mrs. Lloyd Ford of Exeter, won the full card prize, Mrs. Harlton of Granton, Mr. 11. B. Langford of Lucan, ,Mrs. Pincombe of Parkhill and Mrs. Ilirtzel of Centralia won the first two parts of the con- secutive bingo and Miss Mary Young of Birr, an oft -time win- ter, won the full card prize, Mrs. Richard Davis of Lu. can split the fifth bingo with r, Tom Snaith of Exeter and the ninth with Mrs, W, Avery and Mrs, Alex Fritz of Lucan, I Mrs. A, E. Reilly of Lucan split the second bingo with Mrs. R, Lee, Mrs, 3, Reader of Birr split the seventh with b Mr, Howard Rinn of Woodham " and Mr.•Fiat Cuzzo of Crediton split the seventh with Mr. Lloyd , Holland of Exeter, Other winners included Mrs, a C. Collins of Ailsa 1"raig and Mrs, 11, Bieber of Clandebeye-j Church Activities Pentecostal Holiness Church There was another good at- on Friday on their way to Sar- tendance out for the Friday' nia, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lang - Young P'eoples' meeting, the ; ford of London on Sunday; highlight of which was the Mr. A. C. Welk on his way at a Father's Day get-to-gether Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Barr, o at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i Meaford, were weekend guests Irving Gibson on Sunday. Mrs.! of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hardy Walter Gibson of Hamilton who; Miss Flo Chown of the .St bas beon visiting with Lucan , Thomas - Elgin Hospital wa friends the past week was also ' home for the weekend. a guest. Mr. Wilfred Danstra ac Guests with Mr. and Mrs, H. companied Mrs. M. 0. Smith B. Langford included. Mr. and to her cottage at Penetang last Mrs.William Butler and son t weekend, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Graham and family of Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Toronto were staging of the program "Live ! from Leamington to Toronto weekend guests of Mr. and a Borrowed (Bible) Life". i on Monday and Mrs. Lucy Mrs. Calvin Haskett and Mr. There will be no meeting next' Scott of Brighton and Mrs. Mitchell. Haskett, week as many will be away I Barbara Crickton of Markham Mr. and Mrs. William Abbott on their annual.Young Peoples' t who are spending 'a few days and Billy,, of Niagara Falls, tour, with them, are spending a week's vasa- ! Anglican Church The Lucan Public School is tion with Lucan and Centralia T, finishing up exams and will relative. The League of Loyalty s. At present thev y y mem-are hold. � their teargraduationwith. . bors will receive their prizes; banquet Mane. Mrs.kClayton p on June 23. Abbott for:the weekend, Swi and awards at the 11 o'clock! A Father's Day family gath- day evening they were joined service next Sunday after) 1 d which the League will close for i Bring with Mr. and Mrs. Frank by Mr, and Mrs, Murray Abe July and August. However, if, Joh'ffe included Mr. and Mrs. holt of Centralia and Mrs, Lan - sufficient children are in church ? Lewis ,laliffe, Mr, and Mrs, James Mugford of Lucan, they will receive their story ran, J01ilfe Jr, and 1Vlr, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Larv- as usual. each Sunday, Mrs. Herbert Joliffe all of Lorn caster of. London were Satin'. Thirteen men of the congre. don, Mr,. and Mrs, Murray day guests at the rectory with as gallon attended the work bee Joliffe and family, St. Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. E, 0, Lancaster, at the rectory last week and and r. and Mrs, Fred Joliffe The Rev. E. M. Col:, who made a decided in provelrietit Cynthia Ann from Walker. IS a Patient'in St. ,Tote ph's on the back lawn. ton. Hospital, is showing signs of The Ladies' Guild Is holding Seventeen Lucanites attended imnroveinent, ; its annual strawberry and harp the ,blossom tea at St. P'ai.• Miss Ann Marie 114urdy and t supper in the church basement ricks Church, Saintsbury, last Mrs, William Aylestock were Wednesday, June 23, Wedhesday, Saturday guests of Mrs, James United Church Mrs, Garnet lfodgins of St. Hodgins at ,the home of her Marys, who at one time lived daughter, Mrs, Pat Daley of Tuesday, June 13 was ilio 9n Market, St,, Lucan, is spend- .London. closing meeting till ."eptember g a few' nays with Mr. and Mrs. Florence Spencer (the ro of t • Guests with'the Hendrie fam- ily were Mr. end Mrs, Bill s Downing, Karen and Joan, of Chatham, for the weekend; on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hackett of Luean and - Mrs, Jack Cummings of Toronto; on Thursday, the Rev. L. C, Harrison and Mrs. Harrison of London, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huff - mon of near Hamilton visited with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Latta and. family, Sunday. Mr. Maurice Simpson, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Carter, Stephen and Kevin, visited Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Banks in Sarnia on Sunday, Miss Sandra Williams of Vic- toria .Hospital School of Nurs- .ing spent a few clays with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs, Rupert Williams, Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Mill- son, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Mill - son and'Debbie, also Mr, •and Mrs. Ralph Millson visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beckett, Donald, Kenneth and Douglas of Lan- don and later held a family picnic at Waterloo, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bloye and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mote of St. Thomas were guests of Mr. and :Mrs. H. Murless on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and Clare and William All- wright visited on Sunday with Mrs. Harvey Riehl, Veneta and Bob also Mr. and Mrs. Werner Riehl, Stratford, Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and'Myrna of Thorn - dale. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Neil and Donald of Whalen visited Mr and Mrs. Rea Neil on Sunday the Evening Auxiliary ,and Mrs. Will llaskett. , former Florence !Hurst of Alice a1 ,. g etaon by Dorothy Al, for Luean and district amounted Marie, now of Toronto, called Moores, wife of Rev. Wesley to $979, on a number of Lucan friends ,T. Moores, pastor of the Lucan .Weekend guests with Mr. and do Sunday, They were accom- LJniteci Church Mrs. William Aylestock were named 'by Mort W. Is. Mac• Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1)oxen and Elven also of Toronto, whb faintly and Mr, and Mrs, ROI). snout_ t11°.°:; '.day with her hrother, Ort Braithwaite acid fancily of Mr, Wlliam Brownlee and Toronto, famlTy. . ucan's post master, Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Birteh Charles nagger who has been and fainily of Windsor and'Mr. laid up by an accident for and Mrs. Clayton Abbott and Seven weeks hat4' recovered suf. Linda were Sunday Meats of ficien-tly to return to the office Mr, and Mra" Ilugh Birteh M Ude week, though still lame.Lucen. and having to use a cane, Mrs,Florence Ctinnittghatcr, prnnress duringthe Mrs Harvey Hodgins, who i of London, WAS a Ststiday guest past 21 has been ill for so long, was oC.her Siete`, Mrs" W, J. Mc. years,• taken 'batik to St, Joseph's Hos- 14'alls. so the 21st anniversary of its The 19$1, cancer collection Si.; Lucan) and her daughter or anis ' at That time. The President Mrs, George Thomson presided and Mrs, G E. Nichol,son's group was in charge of program and refresh- nents, Mrs. Nicholson was as- sisted in the worship service v Mrs Ross McRoberts and Mrs, Maurice Cobleigh. tn read o Iart.icleaonsCuberaind Mrs. George Patti gave en interest• ng resume of the branchs SEC THE Times -Advocate For • INVITATIONS • SERVIETTES • MATCHES • CO,.STERS . k ..,•.W W... • •- _,. Y.Y a.. ,district native 1ir MRS,. J. H. ,PATON •CLANI)E110YE A life lung resident of this community,. Miss Minnie Olive Lynn, .died in South Huron Hos- pital on Friday morning,. June .16 atter having been hospital- ized almost three weeks. She was born on; the ]tome farm, con, .3 McGillivray town- ie late gins r ettu nod home :from the Charles and Isabelle (Grainger) F west last Friday, J.ynn July 4, 1891 of a family! Mrs, George sGlendening and of six, four girls and two boys:I Airs. Bill Allison have been Mrs. Wilifam T. Olga) Wil.! busy taking the census in this son, Lloyd Lynn, Harold ,Lynn' ship, daughter of 11 la fwicyr .,y GORDON MORLEY Persona,! )terns : M1 and I%1r3. Claire .Lewis, also Mrs. W. Sholdice of Lon• anti Mrs. WestLeurs, with Mr. Messrs. Bill ,and Bob.liod- ;s oine and, Mrs. Mervin e (Gk " t re ) Williams, :. Clave A sister, Aliee, predeceased her. The - •body rested at the. Murdy funeral home in Licari where the pastor, the Bev. G. • W, Sach of the :Clandeboye United Church .officiated for the funeral service on Monday afternoon, Interment took place in Nursery cemetery.' Pallbearers were Cecil. Cart- er, Ross O'Neil, Roy and Jim Cunningham, Harold Hardy and Charlie Cochran. +• Relatives and friends were entertained following the fu- neral by Mr, Lloyd Lynn and family at his borne, area. a, !1 Illi.11l ,, i , u,em l,l Vll,nlglllIIIll,lO,pu,uP„rllRnlnu„P,gHlgllRllIlglilll!ll��N!Rlpr Mr. Wilbert Lewis is making Pod progress erecting e barn, me Fall Morley .411d Mr. William Stewart ,spent Thurs- day in Toronto. Jllx, .David Morley has been tt ueking for Mr. Jim. Yowler,' of Luean while Mr. and Mrs. 'oung enjoy a few weeks' va- cation in California, The Doric Lodge No233 AF & AM, Parkhill, held .their anneal divine s e r v i e •e and church parade .at Grand Bend Limited •Church on Sunday, June X8. Rey, A. E. Holley officiated for the Service, Mr. Levi White, Mr, Doug Lewis and Dir, Lawr.. epee Neaman attended front. this district. Y SPECIAL "A PENNY A POUND" OF BABY'S WEIGHT FOR ONE (5" x 7") PORTRAIT CALL RU.DY ENGEL -PHOTOGRAPHER. 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The danger is increased if part of the air. borne object is made of metal. REMEMBER these safety rules: 1. Always keep to the wide-open en p, spaces . . . well away from hydro lines and electrical ap.. paratus. Warn others to do so. 2. Do not use wire or wire -rein. forced string.. 3. Never try to recover' a model or kite that is caught on hydro lines, towers or other electrical apparatus. PARENTS_ Safety education begins at home. Be sure your children follow the above safety rules.