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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-22, Page 16aaaseasKeeeeeeteeeeeM a.leeee Lucan's new cenotaph New cenotaph erected in memorial of Lucan's fallen veterans was dedicated dui, ing Remembrance Day services. Shown beside the memorial, following the laying of wreaths are, from left, Roy Warren, deputy district commander; W. E. Bugler, dist• rid, commander; Dwight Ball, deputy zone commander; and J. W. Smith, chairman of the cenotaph committee, —Wayne Culbert Correspondent: Miss Line Abbott Phone 227.4255 UC and district news Page 16 November 22, 1962 MR, AND MRS, LLOYD HAROLD HODGINS •flint,) by MTh; 01 Granton ceremony Three win twice at Lions' bingo There was a splendid turn- nut at the Lions Club second bingo in the Community Me- morial Centre last Wednesday evening. As usual Dame Fortune was fickle as ever permitting some players to go home "load- ed" and so many others empty handed. Among the first group wore 'Mrs. Mabel Ryan, who won the first turkey and also one of the two share the wealth prizes, $11, Mrs, Clare Stan- ley who had to get her hus- band to help her carry home her two turkeys and Miss Mar- garet Kelly, who won a Christ. mas and New Year's turkey. The other "Share the Wealth" prize of 510 was won by Mrs, Harold McFalls, Other turkey winners were Mrs. John Van Leishot, Mrs. Irving Gibson, Mrs. Les Ken- nedy, Mr. Benny Kelly and Mrs. Rey Pitt. If a bingo was split each win- ner received two small chick• ens each, Winners included Mrs. Cecil Neil, Mrs, William Cochrane. Mrs. V'at Crudge, Mr. Oscar Metters, Mrs. Oscar Metters and Mr. Frank. Egan. Start work on bridges Work has already begun on one of the two construction jobs on Highway 4. Towland Con- struction Ltd. of London has started work on its 5233,333.50 contract for grading, paving and bridge construction near Elginfield. No paving is ex- pected to be done on this job until after the spring break-up. Work may be started in a week's time on the other job awarded to John Gaffney Con- struction Company of Stratford, a $180,174.60 contract to build the new St. John's bridge at Arva. 8ride.elect feted Mrs, Arnold Morley entertain- ed with a miscellaneous shower last Monday at her home on Elizabeth Se for Miss Sheila Eggert, bride-elect of Saturday. The bride-elect was assisted in the opening of the gifts by Miss Ruby Allison. Mrs. Cecil Armitage and Mrs, Wesley Hickson of Lucan were among those present, Church activities gads We tf' fc?a sP'Amr4ev.klitAkkilottm!ki.'"%lx:git.T$si r.•,.v.-r?;ir q,e41 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED our Annual Pre.Christrnas ATTENTION ALL WISE SANTAS: *OFF EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE ! * TOYS and GAMES * SPORTS EQUIPMENT * ELECTRIC APPLIANCES * PYREX and CORNING WARE * CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS * HOUSEHOLD WARES CONTINUES UNTIL DEC 1 ! 41111WIMIXTEUENIMISIISOMMINglitGaVi CHECK OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF . . 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Then feed 'cin your own horn ctgrown graint f'resheneieed withNational Hog Concentratel It's rich hi Meat meal protein, so that it ftociritinysoalipsetirprepcltyptritional balanee with the Vegetable pro-- Whether you have your own grains or we supply that'll, we can custom blend the finest fresh-mix you can boy tight here at the mill,. using National Concentrate, Of tome, P.S, New from National completely mixed Pig Starterl Ask about itl *A 'PleOteUtT or CANADIAN INDUSTRIES WAITED CIO HaroldKellerman, bashwood M. E, Satz & Son, bashwood Scotts Elevators Ltd, Licari "4- fr"N .i7iiiAr•-----7 Akrr."/";9'").-17/1:—. The Lucan • Ilderten Lions House League has another full slate of games on tap for next Saturday with the pee wee di- vision commencing at 2 p.m.-- Canadiens vs, Rangers; 3 p,m. Hawks vs. Red Wings; 4 p.m, Bruins vs, Maple Leafs. Ban- tam division, 5 p.m. Bisons vs, Indians; 6 pan. Hornets vs, °riots; Midget division, 7 p.m, Beavers vs. Maroons. The TV clinic was very popu- lar with the area residents and it was gratifying to see so many people were concerned about this facet of their health. Pre-Teen Town hold their next dance on Wed., Nov. 28 at 6,30 p.m. Plans for this group's float in the Leman Santa Claus parade on Dee, 8 are well ad. vaneed and the kids are work- ing hard to get, it ready, Registrations for the figure skating classes are very heavy and just as soon as the Wom- en's Auxiliary of the Legion get them sorted, the classes will get under way. In closing may I point out that season tickets for hockey games, upstairs in the warm, are now on sale at the arena for $5,00 each. Shivaree party A number of the Jr, Farmers and Jr. Institute had a full night Friday when they attend- ed commencement at Medway HS until 11 p.m. then their dance at the Lucan Memorial Centre until after 1 a.m. and ended up at the shivaree party for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hod- gins where they played cards. They presented Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins with a card table, Their dance was well attended with "The .Ramblers" providing the music. With hockey still the predonii- fleet news in the area let us be- Members of the Birr WI were gin by saying that all leagues guests at 'the meeting, Tim -mot- are gaining momentum at the to was "A little nonsense now present time. All three Sham- and then is relished by the wis- rock minor teams were .able to est men". win their games against Bry• Mrs. Wes Atkinson was lunch anston, They will have played convener. She was assisted by Exeter when this is published, Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs. Harald The Lucan Junior "D" team Corbett and Mrs, Pat Crudge. came tip with a good perform- Discarded books in demand ante last Saturday .night with a 6-4 win aver Watford in 'Wal.• ford. Their next home state will be against this same team on Tuesday next at 8,30 p.m, The Lucan-thierton Combines make their home league debut on Friday, Nov, 23 at 8,30 p.m. in the OHA Intermediate "B" series meth RCAF Centralia supplying the opposition. Outlines .. I ' ' , . operation „. 0: area boys fila r. f _, Mrs. Lloyd Webb, supervisor- Ailsa Craig hockey team. They of the Boys' Farm at. Kase also play baseball and basket- Craig, w 4s the guest speaker ball. Each child receives en al- at the WI meeting at the Coin• towel-ice of &Oa a week and are immunity Memorial Centre, last paid 25.0 an hour if they work Thursday afternoon, net the farm, All the boys A I.- Speaking en the theme "Cita. lend a cubrch service on Sun• zenshin is made, not inherited" day; most of them attend the A fareir ,liVs ebb 's o' e is-et'aolneed' s °bi.i'shiiiikei s S ‘Av enid Men te t n tohne4tee h service tieca but oftheir' Ilia ir choice. al" went on to quote Christ's words Mr. Webb told much of hew the "Suffer the little children to school is trying to lake these come unto Me". lie told the disturbed lads, from Cbildren's :atory of the opening of the Aids and broken home and 13-Ye' Farm near Ailsa Craig make good citizens of them. by the Mennonites with fi ve Work on three new cottages is boys and of how it has grown scheduled to begin.Dec. 7. to an enrolment of 23 with a Following his interesting ad- staff of 15, For lack of space, dress, Me. Webb showed Pie- scarcely a WP'ek goes by but lures of the farm, the house, more ebildree are refused att• barn, the boys and a bus trip mission, Three teachers teach the boys had through Western ie three R's in the morning Canada, Ind shop and woodnvork in the Mrs, timid liodgins thanked afternoon. Air. Webb for his talk, The Many of the boys belong to president asked for a generous collection which would be pre- sented to Me, Webb to help or- ganize a brass band for the boy a, The meeting opened with two splendid reports on the 48th area convention held in Hotel Lore don, by the delegates, Mrs. By NORM CARTER Cecil Robb and Mrs, Frank Hardy, Recreation activities Since the Lucan. Library has been made a Public Library some 400 or more books are be- ing discarded, or given away. Last Monday night tile room was jammed with both children and adults going through these books, Personal items Mr. and Mrs, John Park and Mr, and Mrs, Wes Revin.gton and Ronnie, Mr, and Mrs. Jack .Lankin and Mrs, Sheridan Rev- ington of Lucan and Mr, and Mrs, Art McLean of. London were Sunday guests of Dr, anti Mrs. Len Lobsinger (nee Rev- ington) of Sarnia, The men re- turned home Sunday evening but the ladies went on to De- troit where they attended tile ice follies on Monday returning home on Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Grose who under- went surgery in St. ,Joseph's Hospital was able to be brought home last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson and family of London were Sat- urday guests of Mrs, Robinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Evan Hodgins, Mrs. Robert Arling and Misses Hilda and Cathy Darth of To- ronto were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs, William Ayle- stoek, Mr. Rob Crozier, who was covering part of the Royal Win- ter Fair, and Mrs. Crozier re- turned home late Saturday eve- ning after taking their daugh- ter Julia, who had joined them Friday, hack to Guelph, They. were thrilled to have their horse "Armagh" now owned by Miss Mary Johnston of London, place third in the Jr. Hunt Team, Coming home they dined with Me. and Mrs. 33..T, Roberts and family, now of What's newt Each day Lucanites are be- coming accustomed to look in Grant's Radio and TV Repair shop to see what's new, Last week it was the record bar with the latest records, also a dis- play of crochet work. This week he has several beautiful hand- made quilts, UNITED CHURCH The flowers in the church on Sundae were in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cul- tier and also in memory of the wearing of uniforms, late Mr, Robert Barr. ANGLICAN CHURCH Being Bible Society Sunday • rhe flowers in the church the pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach, were in memory of the late took as his sermon, "Bible So- - Mrs. Arnold Cunningham and rimy Exploits in Central Asia", those on the altar in memory Bazaar and tea of the late Will Haskett. The laCW held a successful. The congregation were happy bazaar and tea in the church to have their rector the Rev, echoolreom Saturday. The room E. 0, Lancaster sufficiently re- looked very gay with its yule covered from his relapse to take tide decorations, The president, the service. Mrs. C. H. George, welcomed. PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS the guests and Mrs. H. B. Lang- ford was in charge of edmis- The YP were hosts Friday store evening for the Exeter Vie who Brun conveners were; Fancy. provided the program. The pas- work, Mrs. Sheridan Reving• tor, the Rev. Larry Talbot, Inn and Mrs. Ivan Stanley; spoke on The theme, -The Con - aprons, Mrs. Eldon Young, Mrs. taadieUon of Sinners",follow Alex Young and Miss Doris ing the meeting all went to the Weir; country store. Mrs. Cecil basement for a time of fellow. p eel); h o m e ba ki ng. Mee . Ira ship which included a sing-song Carling and Mrs. Wilbert Stan- And refreshments, let; Sunshine Hour chrisr mar cards. Mrs. Erie The Sunshine Hour, which Young; Chrietinas tree, Mrs. a d y ,• ee es the r" meeting re- Johe Park; kitchen, Mrs. T. A. 're • opened Friday with a good at- watson, Mrs, Louis lailmer and ,e„,„,„ Linda Currie and Miss Reta Chown; serving,Mrs. ""—''a* Mrs. eo„ee Vicky Eizenga are assisting the Don Revington, Carpenter, Mrs. R. W. Stott, pastor pastor this season ' Mrs. Ron Squire. and Mrs. Ivan Personal Hanle llearn; candy, Mrs. Milani Andy lierdy, son of Mr, and Cochrane- The CGIT, had a Mr.s Jack Hardy, who was hos- candy rind jewelry table. pitAlized for so long, is able Eight new members For CGIT to return to school but Randy A; a meeting of the CGIT in Paul, son of Mr , and Mrs. the United Church school, the George Paul, has had to return leader Mrs. Murray Hodgins to the hospital, held an initiation service for Mrs. Perry Charsley has re• eight members, turned from a three-week's vts- Timr First four came up front it with her daughter, Mra. Explorers, Helen Lewis, Mari- G, Hawke and family of Skid* lyn Hearn. NAtley Peek, Menne bury. Davis, 'Susan Millet, Janice Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Turner Ifayter, Joyce RurnMell and Of Brown Hill have moved into Suzanne Kennedy. Judy Cough- the house vacated by Mr, and lin was in charge of the 'gym, Mts. Maurice ,l'IeDotiald, Main ship sett/lee, Ahd Water St. Plans for the lingerie party Mr. and Mrs, Matt Menge. On Nov. 23 were fitialited: It were Monday guests Of Rev. was decided to hold a skating •And Mrs, George tizenga of party Dec.1 and to invite Sarnia to attend the birthday Ilderien CGIT. The tucalt girls party of five-YeAreeld Esther, mill Meet at the church at 3 Mr. Rizenga, who spent three p.m. to repair hymnaries, to weeks in Byron HOSpital, is he followed by A box lunch At Tedling some better, C, A. Pattison area carpenter Clement A. Patlison, 86, died in London Friday, Nov. 16. Son of the late Mr, and Mrs. William Pattison, Mr. Pattison was born on. Concession 15, Lon- don Township. A carpenter by trade, he lived for many years in Granton where he worked for the Hay Co, shippers, In 1935 he began working for his. brother-in•law, elr. D. A. Ash- worth, at the Lucan Farm Equipment. In 1945 he moved to Alice St., Lucan where airs. Burns Smith now resides. After his wife's death he lived for a short time at the corner of Market and Beech St. About. five years ago he was taken to the Lucan Nursing Home and later to London. Air, Patlison's only survivors are two brothers, Fred of St, Marys and William of Gran- ton. His wife. the former Mary Ellen Ashworth, predeceased him in 1954, Funeral services were con- ducted Monday, November 19 by Rev. W, J. Mathes, Granton, at the C. Haskell and Son fu• neral home, Lucan, interment was in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers included Messrs. Ross .Clatworthy, Joseph Bey- en, Delmer Westman, Glen Jameson, Frank Walden and Hilton Grose, On Sunday evening a Masonic service was held, under the auspices of Granton Lodge 483 AF & AM and the Middlesex Lodge 319 AF & AM of Bryan- ston. He was also a member of LOL 493 Biddulph. Periehal items Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott. and Linda were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mee. Lloyd Ma- guire of Scotland. Elizabeth Beomwiell„ five- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Bromwich spent last weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bromwich of .London, Miss Ethel Mullarkey, Cooks. ville, has returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Alma Price. Mrs. H. 0, Becker of London was a Wednesday visitor, Mrs. Cecil Armitage enter- tained Miss Clara Howard at a Sunday evening hirthday party. Mr, and Mrs. Jack .Cunithins And family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Jack -Graham and family of Chatham were . weekend guests of Mr. end. Mrs. CalViii Haskett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Smith of Erin were Sunday guests of Mrs. Alex atelearliiie. Mrs. William .ReeVie and two diildren of Barrie have retutii- ed. home after spending a week with Mrs..Reavies parents, Air, and Mrs. J, 1-1, Davis, Mr. Davis' mother, Mrs. Marie Davis of Hauesels is a visitor this week, Steve Davis, son of Mt, And Mrs. Richard Davis. sprained his ankle when playing road hockey and will be away front Medway HS for a few eleY$ until hie ankle Male. 'Baptisms Mrs, Will Ilaskett and Mrs, Cleeenee lieskett and family ala tended the baptism of David. Arthur thskett, smell on -of Mr. and Mrs, Aet Haskell, of Toronto, last Sunday aiternoeil and the. reception held in his honor following the ceremony, Mrs, Will Haskell stayed over a few days' visit Willi her son and family, White chrysanthemums form- ed the setting in St. Thomas .Anglican chureh, Granton, at 2.30 p.m„ Saturday, Nov, 10, when the Rev. L. A. Bennett united in wedlock Sharon Marie Beatson and. Lloyd Harold Hod- gins. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Derwin Beatson, RR 3 Granton, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hodgins of RR 4 1")e.11.. field. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in a floor-length gown of white Swiss brocade. The bodice was highlighted by a shallow neck- line and lily-point sheath sleeves. The elegance of the skirt was brought out by tile modified fullness of a princess line skirt. To complete her bridal outfit the bride wore a French pure silk illusion finger- tip veil caught up by a match- ing petalled headpiece of the same Swiss brocade, She car- ried a cascade of pink carna- tions, The bride was attended by Miss Shirley Core, who wore a Local students receive awards Lucan was well represented at the Medway High. School ex- ercises Friday night. when Hon. W, A ,Stewart, Ontario Minister of Agriculture, addressed the students. Aim-. Jack Murdy, vice-caair- man of the school board, pre- sented the Honor Graduate di- plomas and Mr. Clarence Hardy presented . the language and commercial awards. Harry Menders was the only Lucan representative to re- ceive Grade 13 diplomas but Ilene Donaldson, Patsy Harri- gan, Judy Haskett, John Mc- Namee, Bernard and Wesley Stanley and Paul Steacy eeived Grade 12 diplomas. Lu- can commercial diploma win. Imes were Kathleen Ryan and Diane Hickson. Judy Haskell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Haskett (one of the top 10 Grade 12 students) was chosen by the student body to receive the Hugh MacKenzi.. $25 and medal, citizenship award, gown of turquoise peau de sole with matching accessories and carried white mums and by Miss Brenda Cook, as flower girl, in white taffeta with tur- quoise cummerbund, The best man was Donald Hope and ushers were Jack McVey and Donald Beatson, At a reception in the Knotty Pine html the bride's mother re- ceived in a champagne colored brocade with fur trim and was assisted by the groom's mother who chose blue organza, For a honeymoon trip to the U.S.A. the bride changed -to a dark green double knit three. piece suit with brown acces. sories. They will make their home at RR 4 Denfield, Personal items • Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Armitage and Sheila were Sunday guests . and Mrs. Willis Darling and Mr. Elmer Darling of Lon- don. Robi rt Barr, 67 first war veteran Robert Barr, ,died ill St,. Joseph's Hospital, Le la d u•n t Tuesday., Nov; la. The body rested in the C, ilaskett and Sun .1.1'llneral Home, Lucan, month IlinrSOY, Nov, 15 when the Rev, W. 41, Mainee conducted .funeral services, termeet was in St, Jalires cern, etery, claeaeboye, Pallbearers were Messrs, Ivan Stanley, Wilbert Stanley, Wil- liam Rowland, Donald Mcliei, 1. I W, SAM `Johnston ,and dint Dwane Members of the liderlon Braneli of the Canadian Legion were honorary pallbearers, sansIje is a l 'i 'di'lrvitv;:rclec bY.dalliiisg:tergratl; the former Minas Arthur, two Thomas of London Township, Archie of Ottawa, Mrs, William (l 111,3rest.tYj)osel3pleigraYla re4f.) Carter and. Mrs, Stewart *Lel- lan of London Township; ate° e(.15on,grandehildren, WorldWar 1 and a retired fore- man of Canada Packers of Lon- Mr, Barr was veteran Surprise party Mr. and Mrs, Calvin. Haskett were completely surprised Sat- urday evening when 20 relatives and friends from Toronto, Lon- eon and, Chatham sprang a 20th wedding celebration on them, providing everything from roast turkey to house decorations and table floral centre arrange. meet of mums and carnations, Mrs, Ileskett was Over at the UC bazaar and Mr. 'Has- kell out at the farm when the guests arrived and were dem• founded to find their home filled urnbonne. enei iei, t guests on their re- t During the evening Mr, and Mrs. Haskett were presented with two settings of King's plate china, Call .113 at 235-1863 General Insurance Real Estate Mortgages DEVON BLDG. JOHN BURKE LTD. EXETER 5.311 'p.m. Three skits were presented, on proper and improper busi- ness procedure, workshop and 3.