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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-08-09, Page 16• • 7.11r. •, eeeeereee"eee fugal 14 August 9 1902 man cerreependentt Miss Line Abbptt Phone 227-425S and district news Area .doctor war veteran Dr. Frederick Stanley Kipp, 63, died suddenly at his Crranton residence, Tuesday. July 31, He had been a patient in Si, Jo- seph's Hospital, London, for sonic time but was Able, to re- turn home where he died sud- denly, lie Was a well known .doctor not only in (-Iranian but in Le- w and vicinity. He was a veteran of World War I and a 1925 graduate lot the University of wg.stern, tario. Re is survived by his wife, the former Sarah Carolina HO- bard, two WS, William Kipp of London, and Dr, Paul lfipp of Detroit, five grandchildren and one brother, Howard Kipp of Peinedoo, Ontario. A private funeral .service} was held' Friday, August 3 at ,his late office, Granton, by Rev, J, Moines with interment in Beechwood cemetery, Forest. A Masonic service under the eus- pices of Grenton Lodge 403 AF AM was held Wednesday evening, Funeral arrangements were in charge of C. Haskeet ante Son, Lucan, Pallbearers were Allan, Rob- ert and Howard Kipp jr., Bruce, Grant, David and James Ander- son. Lucan post office An outdoor stamp machine has been installed at Lucan's new post office which, no doubt, will be of great conveni- ence to Lueanites. The building itself is being painted but no date has, as yet, been set for the official opening, Men fight wheat field fire Last Friday when four com- bines were cutting a 150-acre field of wheat for Mr. Clarence Hardy on the Roman Line a spark from one of the trucks set fire to the field. When it was thought the fire was getting out of control, the Lucan Fire Dep't was called but by the time it arrived the men bad managed to beat out the fire with bags. Some of the fighters lost some hair and eyebrows but no one was seri- ously burned. 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Another 130 scientists and technicians are work-, ing at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways to find and produce more Canadian crude oil and natural gas. Imperial does more research than all other oil companies in Canada combined. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Barry Leeks of Detroit were Monday visitors with Mr, Wm, Amos. Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Gagnon Sunday with have moved to con. 5 Biddulph Mi. andMis. Joe into the farm home vacated by Mrs. Delores Munn and family, Mr' and Sir s Toni who are now liv i ng on Hie,- and Mr. Marty Butler, way 2g. ton, called on relatives Sunday guests with Rev. and village last week. Mrs. E. 0. Lancaster included, Mr. and Airs. Frank R Mr, and Mrs, Don Ruggles of and daughter, of Detroit, th New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bliadlal y with Mr. and Earl Staley of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. George Thorne and Henry Hays, of. London, Miss Eva Lan- California, is caster of St. Marys and Mr. of weeks with and Mrs. Jack Palmer and Laura Glavin. family of Woodstock, 'Miss Marilyn Brownlee is holidaying at the cottage of Archdeacon and Mrs. C. J. Queen and family at Kincard- ine, Jane Corbett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbett and Carol Haskett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haskett, have returned from a holiday at the cottage of the latter's grand. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Take at Ipperwash. Mr. Terrence Culbert, now of London, is holdaying on Mani- toulin Island. Friday guests with Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Abbott were, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brock and family a Thorndale and Suna day guests were Rev, arid Mrs,. Ronald Hall and son of Lore, don, Mr, and Mrs. ,Jack Medi-, ga of St. Thomas, Air, and Mrs, Gordon T011esson of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mugford of RR 1 Lucan, and Miss Lorraine Graham, Paul Graham and John Armitage of Lucan, Sir, and Airs, Chas, Windsor have returned front a motor trip to Cass City, .Mich„ where they were guests of Mrs. Ralph Laney and family. Mrs. Clarence Lewis spent last .week in Sarnia with her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Camp- bell, white Mr. Campbell was taking a suinmer course in Tor- mite. While there Atte. Lewis amid Mrs. Campbell took a trip through Northern Michigan, The Medway Euchre Club menihers finished their season with a two meat picnic at the McComb cottage at Ipperwash, July 29. Mt. and Aire, .Tack Darling have returned front a vacation (rip, et . Kagawong, Manitoulin, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Montgomery (of Lunn), On the wAy home they tailed on Mr,_ and Mee. Bob Hyatt of Little Current, Sir, and Mrs. Ernest Rennedy and granddaughter Debra, spent last week_ at their summer tot, lege atoColpoy Bay. Mrs. Margaret Madgett of To- ronto, Mr, jade Cunningham of Vancouver and Miss Kay Car- toll of Ottawa were Sunday eve,, :Ong guests of their cousin, Sirs, Clarence Lewis and Mr. Lewis, Personal items Aer, and Mrs. Thomas. Keogh, of eititton, visited with Air, and tars, Vitt Sullivan tar. Ma Sun, aura, Joe Carey and family, of 11 amoidown, „Mr, and Mrs, Pat Sullivan, and Jane, Mr, .terOine Ziegler and fatuity of Waltier- ton Helen Sullivan „teN at oareie spent .eunday with Mr. and Sirs, ,Vat ,1411.4v.an hr. A'ir'. Vincent Ryan returned home from Victoria Hospital last Mr, arid Mrs. Ronald McCoy-, inie4, at Detroit, called on Air, tout Mrs, Charles Glavin and other friends in the village. Mrs. Pat Fleming has return- ed home from visiting her datmgh ter .ana Runde for the pest two weeks hi Greenock, Miss Margaret flaps and filmed, of London, visited Air. and Airs, Paul Ragas and Ron- ald last weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Leo O'Reilly spent last Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. Airs, Rita Metoche and family ante Air. Donald Masse of Wind- sor visited with Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Carey and Sties Alarg- eret Carey .returned home to Windsor fo e a f ew holid a y s, Mrs. Mary Regan has returned to her home atter with at Grand Bend with her son, Joe and Mrs. Ryan and family of Toronto. Rev, Fr. Kelly left fox Florida on a two-week vacation. Mr. and Sirs, Joe Hogan, newly-weds, spent Sunday at the former's home with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan. air. Joseph McCann, who is a patient in South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter, is improving after a serious fail. Mrs, Gerard McCarthy and children, of Maidstone, are vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Mike Ryan Sr. and her relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Gerry Dignan, of London, spent the holiday weekend with Miss Bernice Madden, Mrs. Norman Ryan and George visited with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fox and family of RCAF Centralia air station. Mr. and. Mrs. Danny Enwright and family, of London, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCann. Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and Valerie, of Exeter, visited Mrs. Diego, a couple in, Mrs. Keating of H.amil- in the of. San spending her cous- atcliffe spent Mrs. Co-op foresees medical centre Lucan's. clerk, Mrs. Irving Gibson, who is also secretary of the WI group of the Middlesex Co-ops, :attended the 15th annual meeting last Monday evening in the administration budding, Queen's Park, I Mon. She was accompanied be Mrs. Warner McKoberte, Mrs, Erwin Scott and Mrs. Harold Corbett. Edward Schofield, secretary of the Medical. Co-operative Services of Ontario, was the guest speaker, speaking to some 225 members, He claimed in the near future medical co-opera- tives will have their own build- ings, doctor's and treatment cen- tres, where a person can be treated for anything from the common cold to major heart operations. Three directors -were re-elect- ed for a three-year term—Mrs, George Byeraft, RR 2 Merton, Mrs. Andrew Elliott, RR 7 Lon- don, and Wilbert Stanley, RR 2 Penfield. The financial statement show- ed a net profit of $5,505. Church news ANGLICAN At the August 5 service the Rev. E. G. Lancaster. who has returned from a month's vaca- tion, took the service taking as his text "How many loaves have ye?" Mr, Lancaster stress- ed that all should give back to God as God has blessed them. Mrs. Lancaster presided at the organ in the absence of the organist. UNITED CHURCH With the pastor, Rev. G. W. $ach, on vacation, the Rev. E. Cook, retired Lucan and Clandeboye pastor, took serv- ices July 29 and August 5. The YPU are having a paper drive Saturday, August 11. PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS The annual Pentecostal. Con- ference was held at Arthur July SO-31 followed by camp meeting all week. ?radically every member of the Lucan church attended either the conference or camp meetings or both last week. At last Sunday's 7 p.m. serv- ice four musical members of the Firminger family from Wil- lowdale assisted in the service, The congregation enjoyed their Music so much that an invitation was extended to return and sing again in September. TAKES AVER ALLEYS Grant McTavish Takes over alleys here Grant :McTavish of New Ham- burg, who has taken over the Lucan Lanes Bowling Alley, has been making extensive in- side alterations and renova- tions. Last Saturday evening he held his official opening, with free two-game bowling and pop for a large crowd, The following local bays as- sisted two pin setters from New Hamburg: David Lippert, Bill Anderson, Philip Lewis, Steve Davis, Bob Hickson and Stanley Whitehead, Mr. McTavish, a native of Shakespeare (who spent some months with his grandmother, the late Mrs. J. W, Taylor of Exeter) has had considerable bowling experience. After farm- ing for some years near Shake- speare, he opened in 1956 a four- lane alley with three pool tables and apartment in Shakespeare, Four years later in 1960, he opened an eight-lane alley and lunch rooms, 7 miles east, at New Hamburg. At present he is staying at his cottage at Bayfield and will motor back and forth for the summer, In the winter he will board in Luean. He has left Mr. Leo Noel in charge of the New Hamburg alley, Mrs. G. A. Moore and family of Fa. Dover and Mrs, Alex Col- vin and family of Windsor, have returned home after va- cationing with Mr. and Mrs. Le F. Stanley. Elect officers for teen town At a meeting in the Commie pity Centre last Wednesday evening officers were elected for Sr. Teen-town. President is Mary ?gathers; secrete ry-treasurer„foa n te- head executive, Nancy Kestle, Sharon Blake, Judy S c o Gayle Hickson, Art ('obleigh and John McNamee. The first dance will be Aug- List 10. Taylor•Taylor Metropolitan Church, London, was the setting for a 7,30 p.m. candlelight wedding Saturday, August 4 when the Rev. George (loth united in wedlock Patricia Taylor and Stephen Taylor (no relation) of London, Their only attendants were the bride's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Airs, Robert Jenkins. of Lucan, Meadd,Corbett reunion On Sunday, July 29, over 70 members of the Meadd-Corbett family held their annual get- together, at the farm home of Mr, and Sirs. Harold Corbett, Guests were present from Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, Seabech iWashington) mt. Brydge s, Point Edward, Arkona, Clif- ford, Toronto, Teeswater, St. Catharines, London, and Lu- can, Erect cenotaph at Legion Hall A committee of the Lucan Legion, headed by Mr. W. J. Smith, has begun work on the erection of an 8-foot cenotaph to be placed near the Legion Hall. Three steps will lead up to a large cement base, with cut stone wall. The firm of T, Pryde & Son of Exeter will build the Canadian red granite cenotaph and engrave the Legion crest and the words "Lest We Forget" and have completed for the November 11 service. Already, one Legion member and one non-member have made liberal donations, while others are giving their work, gratis. Miss Si, Merle Law of Lon- don, sister of Mrs. Murray Hodgins of Lucan, has been re- elected international secretary of the National Secretaries As- sociation at its 17th annual convention held at the Palmer House, Chicago. Mrs. T. Catt of Stratford, the former Noreen Ornie of Lucan, called on Lucan friends last Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold .Cotirsey and Mrs. J, R. Murray and Mr. Bob Murray were last Sunday guests at the Bert Zurbrigg cot- tage near Grand Bend. Prior to her moving, with her three boys from Butler St., Lu- can, to Kitchener, to join her husband, Mrs, Howard Kew, Was presented with some per- sonal gifts from her Lucan friends last Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Cochran and tan have returned home to Brock, Sask., after spending a few days with Air. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Mrs, Alex McFarlane has re- turned home from a three week. vacation at Rockwood, Shel- bourne and Riverview. . Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jenkins brought the latter's sister, Mrs, Glen Burk and family to Lucan last Friday and took them back to Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mee. Stewart Park and Billie of Pctrolia were Sun- day guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Murray Hodgins, bringing Ward home alter a weere vacation in eeettolia. Members of the Lunn cG1T and their leader, ,saw the pie, tore "The King of Kings" at the Lyric Theatre, Exeter, last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Win, Brownlee sheet the holiday weekeed a in Ottawa with their son, Win. Brownlee and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pentland Book of Grimsby were 'w c e k e n d guests of. Mr. .and Sirs, Glen Haskett. Me, I), A. Asliworth, who at-. enmpareed his daughter end son-in-laws, Itev, and Mrs.. E. C. Attwell of Carrie on. a motor trip to B.C., arrived home last Mondey. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Cente- Ion of Victoria, arrived in Lucan by motor on Friday and eel spend a few weeks here with the Thinner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Centelon iif Main St. south, Mr. Harvey Hodgins of Alice St., who has been 'a patient in St. Joseph's hospital for some time, underwent surgery last Friday. Following the fa.ylot-Tayiot wedding in London on Saturday Sir, and Mrs. Robert Jenkins had ae over-night guests, Sirs, John Blackwood, Mies Glenda. BlaeleiVood and friend Mr, Alan leiciltisen, all of Don Mills, Stratford church scene of-nuptials ay MRS. 4, H. .1ATc4N. CLANDIOROVE In a double ring ceremony Veneta. Aileen Rich! became die brio of Kenneth Charles Brad- ley, with the pastor, the Rev. Philip Ifeiss officiating Ott Sat- urday, July 28 at 3 p.m. in St, Peter's Lutheran. Chureli, Strat- ford, The ,chancel of the church was decorated with pink and white snapdragon and white eandelehre. The bride is the daughter of etre, Harvey ee-, m eld, st ea l• ford, and the late, Mrs. Riehl, Mrs. lived for some time with Mr, and. Mrs, J. 11, Paton and is a niece of theirs, The groom is the son of Mrs. Charles E. Bradley, .$1. Si arys, end the late Sir, Bradley. Given In marriage by her uncle, Wilfred II, Logan, Thorn- dale, the bride chose a floor, length gown of silk organza styled with a bodice of Chan- tilly lace, lily point sleeves, scalloped sabrina neckline ac- cented with iridescent sequins, The bouffant skirt swept to a brush train, A crown of pearls and tear drops held her circular lace-edged veil. She carried a crescent bouquet of pink and white carnations and stephano- tis. Mrs. Gary Ablard, Stratford, was matron of honor in pink organza complimented by a matching lace jacket, white petal short veil headdress and crescent of yellow shasta dais- ies, Miss Donna Jean Bradley, St. Marys, sister of the groom, and Mrs, Keith Savite, Strat- ford, as bridesmaids and Miss Myrna Logan, Thorridale, as junior bridesmaid, were gowned identically to the matron of lion- or in ague and pink respective- ly, John Bradley, St. Marys, was best man for his brother and David Bradley, brother of the groom, and Robert Riche broth- er of the bride, ushered. Mrs. L. J. Davidson played the wedding music and accompanied the congregation in singing "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord is My Shepherd". A reception was held in Opti- mist Hall where the bride's mother received in a mint green linen sheath dress with jacket, white accessories and corsage. of tangerine carnations. The groom's mother chose nylon sheer over taffeta in amber tone with beige accessories and yellow carnation corsage, For travelling to North Bay the bride donned a moss green sheath with three-quarter length coat, petal hat in matching tones and corsage of tangerine carnations. The couple will reside in. Strat- ford. Personal items Mr, Ed Flynn returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital fol- lowing an operation Donald. Latta, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Latta, is still a pa- Sy..MRS. PICKEY . • • • • • • Mrs. Edgar Rodd, of Exeter, speed several clays recently withh. Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Rodd and family. Mr. and Mrs, William Dickey anti fancily Attended the Hams emotion held .at the perk in Mitchell on Sunday. bent in St. ,Joseph's Hospital following an .accident when his four fingers of his hand were. injured. The latest report is that his band is improving. At time of writing Mrs, J. H. Paton is a patient in. Victoria. Hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Miller,. Bobby end Betty jean visited with Mies Rnth Miller at Gray- veiniest Atte .and Mrs. William Dickey and family, Mr, and Mrs. Clay- ton Brock and family of Guelph were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Downes at Strathroy. Air, 'and Mrs. Clayton Rock and fanrily of Guelph returned home on -Sunday after holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. William. Dickey and family and .ether friends and relatives, Alias Sandra Dickey returned home with them for a time. Padre George and Mrs, Fee and Paul of Centralia RCAF visited at the Dickey home last Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Don Alasiniee and family, of Steuffyille, were, weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. William Dickey and fam- ily and attended the Cornish and Williams reunions Sunday, Tpples. Mt Carmel THE John Presf Family will be in LUCAN Thurt.,Aug,16 at the tionie or Mt. AND MRS. .MURRAY HODONS Will their .friernis Please viBit fkltpholio them thtro 21.4714, MI that Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman and family spent last weekend e=ntertains former teacher at Long Point. Mrs. Clarence Hardy last Randy Paul, only child of for Mr. and Mrs. George Paul, is Wednesday held open house Miss Bette Leake of Sudbury, able to be home after three who was a former music teacher w eek's treatment in Victoria at the Lucan Public School. Hospital. Randy. who is a Med- Miss Leake was on a month's way student, even though he vacation before returning to her missed so many days from work in Sudbury, Twenty of her school insisted on trying his ex- Lucan friends enjoyed a happy arras and nearly made it, reunion with her. Mrs. .Tack Mrs. Annie Fairies has re- Steacy assisted Mrs. Hardy turned home after spending a with the serving, few days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and. Mrs. Al- Summer School doses lie Hodgins of London. Lucan's summer school, which Mrs. Will Hunter of Exeter this year, was in. charge of two was a recent guest of Mrs. local girls, Mary Metiers and John Casey and 11r, and Mrs. Carole Davis. closed Friday Will Lawrence of Detroit were night, August 3, Friday guests, Unfortunately the girls were Mrs. Lloyd E. Bissell of Lon Dot given sufficient notice to don, has returned home after a arrange an Achievement Day to ,o,„ ; exhibit, to the parents, what had. ',V(,e —"''e Tee"e•eeeeth "'„r st,seet,', been accomplished during the Murray—e—"; gy. past four weeks, Mrs. Richard Dickies of Ext- tGIT visit Stratford ter, Mrs, Bob Coleman of Lte The Lucan CGIT anti their can and Mrs. W. W. Garrett of leader last Tuesday toured tho Edgewood. were Thursday two Shakespearean museums. guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alf Die-After a pi cn i c l unch i n t h e ions of London, park. the party visited a con- Mrs. Arthur Maas of Cen- vention Baptist church and tralia and Mrs. Samson. Mc- were told how a Baptist church Falls of Exeter called on a conducts church government and number of Lucan relatives and corntenines. On the way home friends last Friday. after an interesting day, they Aire- Percy Charelee and called at Camp Rimimi, near Mrs. Cecil Robb were recent Stratford. visitors with the latter's aunt, Mrs. C. N. Hughes of Fair- Mrs. Armes Parrell, at the fax, Virginia (the former Ruth home of her daughter, Sirs. ei gsw eeth l a c compani ed them Ken McAllister at Blooming- and visited relatives in the dale, near Kitchener. city. Mrs, Lula (Beacom) Elliott House struck by lightning of lenrulop was a Sunday guest During Lucan's had of Miss Lina Abbott. electrical Mrs, John McLean, an em. and drivma rain storm. ttiednes' pioyee at Al ma college, St, dap, July ga e Boirr on of Thomas, is holidaying at her and AIrs, him" here, cession 5, Biddulph, near N M No, -1 Highway, wa s struck e. ;reek cummins Toron. to spent last weekend in Lucan bete. tatting home Mrs. Cummins and Both Mr. and Sire. Ruiz were familywho hail rema i ned ,n in the heuee and the latter was Lucan for two weeks after her fkinroeckteteriptaorttmheonfitoolxr:afisheoniiie Lucan father, Mr. Mitchell liaskettes scene immediately so the dam. death, to try to sell his house. age to the house was not exten- Judy and Bruce Haskett are eive. holidaying at the Cummins' The house has been up Incottage in Muskoka, tale and someof th e furrlitt'u,"e'' Mr, Jack Coleman has re- turned to New York alter spehd-already sold as Mr. Ruiz in- ing a few days with Sirs. Bob feeder! moving to Vancouver. Colemen and Mr. and Mrs. W. The necessary repairs will, no W. Garrett and family, While .1 doubt, delay his mOving. Meanwhile at the Plea sta- Loran he was joined by Mr' lion nearby, the bolt rat lightning and Mrs. Don MeTaggart rat I /l den n Sunday blew out the suitehre and nn----"e" Mr. and Mrs. (1. A. Mann, shocked the five men who hap the to be at the station. Two the forme! Edna Rawden, and the men were knocked to 'Sharon of Toronto were week. their knees. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- old Hodgins arid family, PlOttih rant TWO morn Lecaniles -hetet At the .500-Mile pigeon. rate 'Woe lieniPers at the Coffee Lucan personal items from Grand Mere, Quebec, last Club, London, CKSL — Mrs, Mr. an McGugart of the Seturdey, Lucan pigeon fanciets George Peel and Mrs. Tames Xeates Organ Factory Acton, uore again arnong the top win. Freeman. sang in the Anglican Church nets. Mr. arid Mrs. Walter Nickles choir on Sunday. NO of Mr. Clarence lIatde's (the former Thelma flair, for- Sunday gueels with Mir-, Wil, birds came first and two of his Merly of Lucan) of Calgary Are Tram Amos were tie, And Meie. father's, Mr, Jack Hardy, came lielidayingwith Parkhill rola- Elmer Amos or tranttord and third And fourth, tives and friends, Mr„ Alvin Amos of Loederi. 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