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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-21, Page 16rp • • --,,--,-N....uw--,t:7*',^eefqn.etreirlsnrisrrsrtre.SrVvlprorceetroyoVr,teerrAoetttet'tt'afw,'"A'''' 4 rre 15 June 21, 1962 L tan •..,.,,.. ,.•...,.,,,.„...,.,,_......_„..,. and district -news Phone 227.42U Anglican church scene of nuptials k- 'f of white 'mane fatal -ad t setting in lily Trim ita A/lel:eau Church. Lucan at. 1,;:o p n. Saturdaaa Julie et, a hen the reeler, the Rev. E. 1 a atistee. united in wedlock. cleave Elatabeth Brown and Gearge J. Thorne. The hride is the date.ader of Mr. and We, Douglas William Brown nf RR 5 Ingersoll and the groom is the sort of Mr and Mi. George Thorn ot 632 Wa Ilace Aa e., Loncinn. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a lave and net ensemble over satin, with fitted bodice, lace sleeves, and a three -tiered flour - length skirt of lace and net. A tiara held her shoulder -length and she carried a white prayer book, crested with red roses and ivy. Mrs. Marilyn Lancaster, Lon- don, as matron of honor, and :aliases Jean Brown and alarg- aret Brown. London. and RR 5 Ihgereoll. as bridesmaids, were gowned alike in cotillion blue lace and -chiffon. over satin. featuring a fitted bodice. round neck-line. three-quarter sleeves and white accessories. Each earried a nosegay of yellow and white Mums with green fern. The best man was Stanley Adamski. London. and Frede- rick Thorne and George Brown were Ushers. Gordon ja-eklin, church or- ganist, provided traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist. Mac Irvine of Watford, who sang the "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love," At a reception in the church basument and a turkey dinner provided by the Ladies Guild the bride's mother received in a sheath gown with jacket in a floral design on white back- ground and a corsage of yellow baby mums. She was assisted by the aroom's mother. M a sheath pink satin gown, pink shoes and hat with white accessories, and a corsage of pink roses, For a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontarin the bride changed to a sheath gown of pure yellow chiffon over yel- low floral satin, with white ae• eessories and corsage. The young couple wili make their home in London. Gassed veteran E. R. Pitt dies Ethol R. Pitt, 67. of Lucan, ritee suddenly at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. on Friday. June 15. The body rested in the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan until 2 p.m. Mon- day. June 18 when the Rev, G. W. Sach of the Lucan 'United Church conducted funeral serv- ices, The pallbearers were Messrs. Jne Henn. William MeFalls, Dr. T. A. Watson, Everett Fitz- gerald. Richard Smihert and Calvin Weir. Interment was in St. James cemetery, Clande- bnye. Mr. Pitt is survived be his wife, the former Verna Steven. son, Iwo sons, Eny at hemp and .Ralph of Cargill; two grand- children. Steven and Colleen Fitt of Cargill, also one sister, :Mita. Kathleen Moss of Thorn - dale, and three brothers. Rus- eell nf Hyde Park. Clarence and Wallace of London. Son of the lat.e Mr, and Mrs. Walter Pitt of England he was born at Wyton, Ontario where :he attended the Wyton school. He served three years in World War I where he was shot in the foot and gassed. He went .overseas with the 142nd London battalion and Tater served with the 118th battalion in France. ,He was married in 1916, prior -to ening overseas. After his dis. "charze hr' operated a sore at Devizes for 32 years before re- tiring to a 'farm on the edge of Lucan. 11 years agn. Mr. Pitt was particularly- fond of fishing and hunting and of ell kind of sport. While at De- vizeh he -organized and man. aged a ball team which won matey trophies. He was a mem- ber.of the Luean United Church. Personal items \It. and Are. Glen ilatikPit Atli 'family and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Corbel: and family wore Sunday guesas of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'hike at their leper - wash cottage. Mr. 'Gerald Ineleins, who en - element an operation on both eyes at S'ietoria Hospital ee. eently is ahle lo return to wnrk. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carroll ef Saintshury 1,VCrf, Sunday gurats or Mrs. Henry Ilndgins e -tut Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mul- lins of Lender' were Saturday guests, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Schram .or Arkena mere Sunday pleats ref Mr. and Mrs. 'Cecil Armia tage. Deily shower Mre. Bernard Avery Friday aught was guest of hew at a baba shower when 17 nf. her Mende and 'neighbors met at the home of Mrs. James Avery, Winners of the robber bingo were Mrs. IL Bieber rif Clandea boar and Mrs. Bernerd Avery, the latter winning !wive, Mrs. Clarence Wish won the belay realest and Mr. Den Whithorne ant alnunt Dredges), the tut). prize. Correspondent; Miss Lina Abbott Organist Gordon Jaeklin, who sueceeds Ken Clarke as organist and choir leader at Holy Trinity church, teaches music at Prince Charles school, London. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Jack - lin, of High Park, and was for- merly organist at St, Marys and Crumlin churches. Lucan hurch • to ..celebrate .centennial The Lucan :United Church is in the church. fast approaching an .important Following Mr. Sexsmith were milestone in its history for pastors: Rev. William Chap - from June 24 to July 1 this man, Rev. William England, year it will celebrate its cm. Rev. Samuel Tucker, Rev. tennial. George Kennedy, Rev. William in July 1862 a group of Meth. Lund, Rev, James E. Deer, odists, chaired by the Rev, Rev. 13. Sherlovia, Rev. George George Sexsmith, met in the Jackson. Rev. Robert Davey, old Grand Trunk station to .or- Rev. Samuel Seller', Rev. .R. era eanize lateen At et hndist C. Benders, Rev. R. W. VoZers uncover Nrch..Hon. D. McDonald of hams, Rev. A. E. Chown, Rev, Goderieh donated a lot at the J. i. Ford. Rev. .1. P. Rice, century -old Jogs corner of Main and Riehmond Rev. H. 1. Fair, Rev. J. A. Sts. where Air. Louis Kilmer Asearst, Rev. .1. E. Holmes, Century -old logs, 18 to 20 teat now resides and a $653 church Rey Cf. J. Kerr, Rev, T. T. long, used in corduroy road was erected, with Robert Faun- George, R91% R. H. Barnby, construction of No. 4 highway, tain as Sunday Sehool superin- Rev' F" IL Pawell and Rev` teadent. .Rev. John Potts of G. Gifford. London and Rev, William Chap- Meanwhile another church man of Exeter were the guest isepeespkers at the :opening serv- In 1867 a $281 porch was ad- ded, also a church organ, The renewing year the church was moved In its present site and in 1895 raised and brick yen- eered. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Neil were the first couple wed are being dug up by bundozera, in the widening of the highway. Three feet below the read grade, covered with dirt, gravel and 10 inches of vement, the logs are still in good condition. This corduroy road Was built by a private company, the old Proof Line Road Company, be- gun in 1851. Lucan Young 'man makes geod Mr. John Ewen, 24 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ewen of Market St., has been making a name for himself. John is an electric lighting eon- sultant for the Howard Electric Co, of London, and as such has been sent by the company to take several courses in Ontario and the 'U.S.A. The fathers of the church In a competition held recent- board were in charge of the ly in London he won the district Sunday Father's Day service. first prize for his illuminating air, Jack Eizenga, assisted by engineering design. Then he his father, Mr, Meine Eizenga, went to Winnipeg where he won led in the service. the Canadian first prize. Mr. Hugh Birteh read the On September 17 he goes to scripture and led in the prayers Dallas, Texas. where he will and Mr, Ed. Butler gave the compete for the final first prize message. Both choirs sang at for North America. the morning service. Church news PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS Lucan personal items Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Cook and On Monday the Rev, A, E, family, of Byron. were Sunday Gagnon attended the Ontario gueeis of Mrs. Will Haakett, Conference Camp committee Mrs, Bernard Avery has re- meeting in Toronto. Mrs, Gag - turned from a week's visit in non and some of the children Acton and Rockwood where she went with him as far as George- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, town where they visited for. Dieter Geisler and Mr, and mer friends there, Mrs, Benny Saulnier, formerly Mrs. Jack Cummins and fain - of Luean, iiy returned to Toronto again. Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Culbert on Monday after spending a. spent a. few days last week at week in the home of Mr, Mitch - the" cottage at laoat Lake. ell Haskett and visiting him in Mr. James Freeman of Lai the hospital. can and his brotheiainalaw, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armitage Frank Young of Matehell, were and family and Mr. Levi Dar - among a .party of five who en- ling were Saturday guests of joyed a fishing trip for a week Mr: and Mrs. Morris Darling near Cobalt. The fishing was good and they brought home over 50 fish. Mx. and Mrs. Norman Thomp- son, of Tctronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rutile Thompson. Mrs. Glen Kennedy, Lucan, and Mrs. Wilfred Bieber, Clan. deboye, were joint hostesses at a birthday surprise party for Mrs. Mert Culbert held at the home of the former. Other guests included Mrs, Le Roy Revington and Mrs. Ernest Ken- nedy of lalean and Mrs. Henry Bieber of Clandeboye. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Caldwell and Jimmy of Byron and Miss Sharon Wert ta Macdonald In- stitute friend of Miss Julia Crozier) were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crozier. Mr, and Mrs, Irving Gibson held a Father's Day family gathering on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. John Woods, of London, held a Father's Day barbecue in their back yard on Sunday in honor of Mr. Robert Jenkins of Lucan and Mr, K. 0, Woods of London, Mrs. M. Murdy early operator A large number of friends and relatives attended the fu- neral of another of Lucan's old- est residents. Mrs. Mary Ida Murdy, 91, Thursday at 2 p.m. IA Rh funeral directors, John Stephenson of Ailsa Craig and Irvin Armstrong of Exeter in charge. The Rev, E. 0, Lan- caster of Holy Trinity Anglican Church officiated. Interment was in St, James cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearerincluded Messrs. 1)on Ranting, Jack Lankin, Will Essery, Stanley Hicks, Robert Avery and Ben Dempsey. Mrs. Murdy was the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dempsey of 'Osborne Township. She lived in the Exe. ter district and Toronto, before coming to Lucan where she clerked at the late Miss Em Alkinson's stationery and china store and learned to operate Lucan's first switch board. In 1903 she married her late husband, Mr. Clifton Mutely, who died 211 years ago in 1942. For many years she lived above the funeral home where her SOn, jack, now resides. In 1929 she moved into the big brick house hext door, owned by the tate Mr, and Pre.. Tom Webh, Mrs. Mordy was a faithful member ryt Holy Trinity Angli- can Chureh, where she sang ill the choir fer many year. ,She was also a member of the Lin ean Horticultural Society. tap until August 1041 she lived alone and looked after a small gtrden, which she was very proud. as well OS her home. In elle wee taken to Craigholme, Ansa Craig. and In Feb- ruary was Moved lo Parkwood Hospital, Leaden, where the died. Besides A Targe number of near-hy funeral direetors feta. liVeS from a distance attending the funeral were Mr. Robert Avery, Mil. _Keith Blackwell, Ws, Gordon Bridge of Kintar. dims, Mr. Ben Dempsey of PreS. 10t1, M1t. Loretta Maks and Mr. and Mrs. Vred Hall or Toronto, Mrs, Joe 'Croon of 8f, Milos gbd StiNs lleatriee tssery of Bidgetown. of Hyde Park. Among the 1100 guests at the Queen 'Mother's reception at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last Saturday was the Ven, Arch- deacon C. W. Foreman, for- merly of Lucan, and Mrs. Fore- man. Mrs. Ira Carling and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Walpole of Kin- cardine and also Mr. and Mrs. Ron Finlayson and new babe, Mark Alexander, horn in Kin- cardine June 8, a brother for Lyn. Mr, Mitchell Haskett cele- brated his 80th birthday in St. Joseph's Hospital Friday with some of his family. Though somewhat improved, Mr. Has- kett has still not regained his speech since his stroke June 8. The brick work on Lucan's new post office is nearing com- pletion. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mc - Falls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Larry aleFalls and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ander- son and Mrs. Carrie Helson, of Detroit, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Bob Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and family spent Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. George Hod- gins. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Langford have returned from a four-week tour of the British isles, Franee and Belgium, They joined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langford in Lon- don and spent 10 days together touring the British Isles. One of the highlights of the trip was a visit in lioeylaer, near Brussels, with the family where Mr. Langford had been billeted during World War I. They also visited many of the places where he had visited on various "leaves," Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tubb and family of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodgins and family of London were Sunday guests of Mrs, Wes Hodgins. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Robb spent Father's Day in Sarnia, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bavetenheimer and family. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Holmes. of Sparta, were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jim Avery. Ann Stanlea, five - year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clare Stanley, spent last weekend with her grandmother, Mrs, Alice Devine of London. WA The Woman's Auxiliary -met at the home of Mrs. Meine Eizenga last Tuesday. Mrs. Eizenga was the speak- er. Plans were discussed for :future meetings and plans were finalized for the annual Sun- day School picnic which this year will he held in Riverview Park, Exeter on Saturday, June 23, ANGLICAN The flowers in the church were in memory of Mr. Charles Haggar and Mrs. C, Mutat', The painting in the church basement was completed In time for the Thorne -Brown wed- ding on Saturday, The junior choir are meeting at the church on Thursday for the annual outing. Rev. and Mrs. E. 0, Lan- caster will he on vacation for July so there win be Hole Com- munion next Sunday. UNITED At the 11 o'clock 5 i'viee Barbara Louise Cochrane and Terrence George Thomson were confirmed. The pastor Rev. G. W. Sach spoke on "The Mean- ing of Confirmation," Flowers in the church were in memory of Mr. Charles Hag. gar and Mrs. C. Murdy. YPU tour Thirty members of the Dwain Clandeboye YPU and friends, chaperoned by Mrs. George Car- penter, Mrs, Alden Walker and Mrs, Stuart McLellan had en enjoyable visit to Greenfield Village, Detroit, Satairday with the weatherman providing an ideal day. The party left Lucan at 610 am. stopping at Port Huron for breakfast. C o rn 1 n g home they left Detroit at 3:10 p.m. stopping at Port Huron for shopping and supper arriving back in Lucan at 12:30 a,m., a tired but happy party. Explorer news Saturday the Lucan Clande. boye Explorers held an unique hebo picnic (with refreshments carried on a stick over the back) at the Ausable Recreation Area, west of the village, Races and games were con- ducted by Counsellor Rose Rev- ington, assisted by Atka Joan Hodgins in spite of a minor ac- cident, when one Explorer in- jured her back crawling through a barb -wire fence, all enjoyed a hike .down the river, 'l'he girls were much interested in finding a muskrat, a water snake, a turtle, besides many frogs and fish. A sing -song And vesper SPI'V- ice following lunch was led by honorary counsellor Iva Hod- gins, assisted by Patsy Brad- ley. Tea and tour On Wednesday afternoon two carloads of ladies attended the tea and tour of the. new West- minster Colleg e residence, sponsored by the London Con- ference 'furnishing committee of the 'LICW. Comments about Mr. 1-1. Ankers, who has been on the sick list is now a Crediton East patient of Westminster Ifospitel, Londoe, Last Wed neada y M r. Harold Butler Sr., Mrs. Margaret Mal. ott, Mr. and Mrs. William Ayle- stock visited Rev. A. Aylestock Mrs, Alec Hamilton And smi now wIrsof Chatham, oanDal' owns and three- Bradley or Grand Bend and year-old daughter Marine have Mrs, Harry Lewis and son they returned from a two-week visit and Mrs. Leonard Wein returned in Fredericton where they were home Thursday night after a guests of Dr. and Mrs. Merrill pleasant trip to the Mackinac Edwerds Mid family and had Straits and Manistique, Mich, AS toilers Sunday evening Mt. where they visited with Mr. and Down's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Edgar Lewis. Jaines Town of London, By MRS. w, MOTZ Personal items Mrs. Beth Hatherley. of Lae. Mr. and Mite. Clifford Abbott, don, .spent last Week with he and Mr, nett WenhersliAM brother Anti siateHtl-law, Mr, spent Father'e flay in Wiarifin and Mrs, William Mott. Mr. and Mrs,. tart Heist, guests of Mr. ;And IVIrt. Allen Margaret and Bob, .spetil Stui day it St. Marys. Mrs. William Sireand thil. deeti, of Exeter, Wilt Monday With Mr, and Mee. Ell SiMt. Mr, anti Mrs, Miff Blanchard and son Gary and Air. and Mrs. Wbflim Homey of nXot.,(1 visit ed its Sunday WR11 Mr. mid Mrs. William Mom Mr. and Mrs, Art Mel Mrs, Fred McLean and Mrs. A. X. Hodgins, oC tendon, called on Lateen friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. on, Colvin and son br Windsee are :spend. IM their vaeatioy with Colvin'a earehtS, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley, was being organized. nearby. In 1817, while Luean was .still named Marystown, the Rev. William Rennie .of Ailsa Craig organized the .erection of a Presbyterian Church across from the Little. Brick School, where the Fine station now stands. The congregation was named Ormiston in honor of Rev. Dr. -Ormiston of Quebec, moderator of the General As- sembly. Some years later the church was moved to a more central location, to the lot now owned by Air. J. H. Cantelon, Minis- ters serving the congregation were Rev, John Lees, Rev. George McKay, 13.ev, George Galloway, Rev. John Glen- denning, Rev. J. H. Ratcliffe, Rev. E. A. Hardie, Rev, Rob- ert McNair, Be'. Mr. Free- man, Rev. E, F. Me L. Smith, Rev, ,John Smith, Rev, 1);', Campbell, Rev. Alex Wilson, Rev. Robert MeDirmitt, Rev. Daniel Johnston, Rev. 1Vin, Lee, Rev. J. .T, Brown, With the formation of the United Church of Canada in Church honor former resident A large reception was held on Sunday in Galt to honor Canon A. B. Thomas, DD, on his 25th anniversary as rector of Trinity Anglican Church. The day also marked the 38th an- niversary of his ordination into the church. During his 25 years at Galt two major projects completed included the construction of a parish hall and a new Sunday School building. Another former Lueanite, Von. Archdeacon C. W. Foreman of the - Church of St. John the Evangelist, London, who is an old friend of Canon Thomas, conducted S u it d it y ' s service. Canon Thomas lived in Lucan during the years his father, Rev. H, A. Thomas, was rector at Holy Trinity Church .and St, James, Clandehoye, June 10, 1925, the Presbyterian Chute% .elosed its door and its congregation joined with that of the Methodist. Since then the two congregations have worked and worshipped itt true harmony under pastors. Rev. J. J. RrOW11, ReV. S. R. Johnston, Rev. W. J. Moores, R.ev. A. F. Gardiner, Rev. R. B. Cumming, Rev, :E. M. Cook, Rev. Edgar Mansion and the Rev. G. W. Sach. Bon voyage. for France Elmer Mosurinjohn of Lucan was guest of honor at a "Bon Voyage" gathering or Lucan and London friends at the home of Mr. and Airs, Clare Stanley Thursday night, prior to his leaving the Mallon airport on Saturday for Nice, France. During the evening Air. Moe- urinjohn was presented with a small gift by Mr. Stanley, a past president of the Lucan Lions 'Club, Mr. Mosurinjohn was fortu- nate enough to have the lucky ticket in a draw entitling him to attend the Lions convention in Nice, June 20-23, following Web he will make an exten• sive tour of Europe, leaving for home July 8. Recreation activities By TOM BANKS This being my last, column for the Lucan Recreation News, 1 would like to thank those. who helped me in any way. Friday evening the Pre -Teen Town held its weekly dance, This was a successful turn out due to the end of exams. The arts and crafts course on Saturday mornings is can- celled until the summer hall - day period. Please contact Miss Mary Mathers or Miss Carol Davis in regards to dates and registration. The Saturday night dance will he held at Lucan Arena at 9 p.m. featuring the music of the Canadian Playboys. NNI provides items to replace fire:loss. By MRS, J. 11. PATON CLANDEBOYE At the -meeting of ('landehoye WI at the home of Mrs. Charles Coughlin the. .cominittee, Presi- dent Mrs. laavid Kestle and Mrs. Alex Macintosh, ,reportedthey had purchased laundry equip - mead and other household aril - dos with the limey ,donated by the group 10 assist :the Mitoraji family who lost their home and contents by fire May 9. A check for $25 has also been received for this purpose from A iss Hannah, London. Airs. Alan 11111 -demonstrated the making of a :knitted orna- ment. 'Airs. 3. H. Paton have a report of the 59th District An- nual held .at Lieut.:), May 24. Ways of raising money were discussed. A bake sale was planned lo Le held in Luean soon. Mrs, David. Henry won the contest. Roll call was answered by telling "your childhood. nick- name.. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Karl O'Neil and Mrs. Omar Cunningham. CHURCH NEWS United church On Sunday, June 24 the serv- ice at the Clandeboye United Church will be withdrawn to give the members an tipper. tunity to attend the centennial service at the Lucan United Church at 11 a.m. St. James church At St. James Church oh Sun- day, June 24 the rector, the :Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, will have the service of :Holy Communion at 9:45 a.m. During July, the service will he taken by Mr. Art Lord, a student at Seeger Hall, London, Bon voyage On Sunday Mr, and Airs. 3, H. Paton, William Allwright and Mr, and Mrs, Clare Paton at- tended a bon voyage gathering at the home of Mrs, Ethel Lo- gan. Thorndale, for Mr. and airs. Wilfred Logan, who were leaving by air on Monday for Nice, France. Others of the family attending were Miss Myrna Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Logan, Alis Sharon Logan and john Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allison, Mary, Brian and ;Kenneth of 'Thorn - dale. Prinielpel honored airs. Wilfred Logan, principal of the Thorndale sebool, was honored .on Thursday evening following the graduation parte or the 12 gradeeight pupils. A banquet was held for them and the teachers. A graduation .cake was served. Mrs. Logan received a pro. jector sercen from class and from the other pupils trays to hold the Personal items Mrs. Charles Eisen is it 'Pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital since April 27 where she had an operation on her knee. Last week an operation on her hip was performed. Mrs. Clarence Millson left last Friday to spend some time with her brother, Mr. Nelson Ash - bine' in Orillia, who is ill at his home there. Misses Jucly ,Scott and Helen Sigsworth enjoyed a hus trip with the Luean Young People to Greenwich village., Detroit on. Sa turday. Air. and Mrs, Jim :Elizabeth and John and Mr, and Mrs. A. 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