The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-20, Page 21,Kirkton. UCW
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By ,.MM .HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The 'LlCW held a Christmas
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
I Elliott on Wed., Dec. 12.
Airs, W. Kirkby WAS leader
for the carol service. Scripture
passages telling the Christmas
story were read by members
interapersed with .Cerels. Solos
were sung by Mrs. T. Elliott.
and Airs. Clayton Ross. Airs,
Fred Switzer played an instru-
mental while the offering WAS
received. Mrs. Raymond Payn-
.ter read a story.
The business portion of the
meeting was conducted by the
president. Lunch was served by
the fourth line group,
Bowl off
Friday night Lucan's
bowling league held the
mas .bovvi-off.
Winners of the two turkeys
were Frank Rosser of Detifield
and. Mrs. Dorothy Lightfoot of
Ailsa Craig while the chocolate
winners were Jake Edwards of
Ailsa Craig, Peter Shipley of
lateen and; Airs. Florence Me-
Roberts of Granton.
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Coining to you this
Yuletide are out wsnoest
holiday greetings and
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Lticallites May not mine for Hew will this new IGA store
gold but otost of them began effect the eonintunitY? Well to
"mining" for gold stamps last all those who have been in the
Thursday, teriday and Saturday habit of going to London ,every.
Shen Luean*s new IGA, store weekend to do their shopping
held its official opening. Three in the big stores there. it will
void atermy .days did .not pre- be a gas and time saver and
vent the people of the emu- should help the other Lucan
=pity frem participating in stores, as no doubt, these pen-
wet bargains as .90 bread, 90 pie will now buy more in Lu-
margarine and 90 ice-cream. can.
What a storel Only those with As foe the general Dahlia they
a vivid imagination. could ever' will no doubt, lake advantage
visualize the possibility of eon- of any spepial bargains offered
veiling the Lucian :Motor Sales by the IGA but when prices are
building hit°. such a modern up- the same they will, le all like-
to-date groceteria. And big! ithood, contittue to patronize the
Were the clerks not so co-op- grocers who. have 'served them
erative in directing the public so faithfully' in the past.
customers would have need-
sett a "road map" to locate the
various departments. .Roomy
aisles, stocked shelves.
large cards advertising seeeiei
bargains, made shopping a
pleasure,
• Being .directly across from the
new post office the building is
ideally situated, foe everyone
goes for the mail each morn-
ing< Soon there will he a .beat-
.ee path between both buildings.
' The large parking area at the
front and side, proved a real,
boon to motorists in last week's
storm, when both sides of Main
St. were parked with cars.
Church news
Continued from page 20
*1962 national Christmas CGIT
vesper service.
The leader, Airs, Murray Rod-
gins, assisted by the CGIT presi-
dent, Louise Cochrane, Jed in
the worship service with mem-
bers of the Lu.can-Clandeboye
YPU leading in the music.
ITelen Sigewoeth, Margaret and
Pat Coblejgb lit the candles and
Ingrid Theander, Roberta Cecil-
rane, Betty Ann Lewis and
Daisy Cobleigh took up the col-
lection, which will go to the
support of the National CGIT
committee of the Canadian
Council of Churches. Explorers
were present,
Following the vesper service
the Lucan-Clandeboye YPC7 held
a meeting in the schoolroom.
During the 'business session it
was decided to hold a bake
sale December 22, the place to
be decided later and also to
"adopt" a child from Korea or
Thursday, 18 members of the Hong Kong. A. number of carols
1,:eNV met in the church school- were sung. The next meeting
room for a pot luck luncheon, will he held at the borne of
Mrs. Murray Hodg,ins, in Bob Eaton 'on December 30.
charge of the worship service, A Christmas Eve carol serv-
'showed a film strip depicting ice will he held,
the Christmas story. The pas- ENTECOSTAL HOLINESS -tor "Rev. G. W, Stich, as guest
'speaker, spoke on the theme, Christmas concert
.."The promise that a Christ
-child would be born",
Five dotlars was voted to the
War Memorial Hospital,
Mrs, George Paul. as presby-
„terial vice-president, was in
'charge of the election of or-
.ficers. Past president is Mrs.
C, It, George; president, Mrs.
T.-A ,Watson; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Chas, Sovereign, Mrs. R.
Stutt; recording 'secretary,
Mrs. Ron Squire; corresponding
'secretary, Mrs. Ivan Hearn;
treasurer, Mrs. Roger Heath;
Christian Citizenship and Social Senior choir
Action, .Mrs. Dave Park; C(nn- On Saturday night the senior
minify, Friendship and. Visit- choir t The Life-liners Chorale)
ing, Airs. Cecil Robb; Co-opera .- attended a Youth for Christ ;Fe e,,,s "s-ae•ee,..
Pion in. Christian. Education and service in the Legion Hall, Clin-
'Missionary Education, N r s. ton, and presented the spectac- oe •
Murray. Hedgins; finance, Aire, tdar musicale "God's Gift”, de-
C. H. George; flowers, Mrs. H. pitting the Christmas story.
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Pick executive
In 1922 Lucan's famous Irish
Nine ball team won an On-
tario baseball championship,
To here those atilt Jiving in Lu-
can and vicinity celebrate their
40th anniversary Mr. Mike
B. Langford;
Literature and communica-
tion, Mrs. John Park; manse,
Mrs. Sheridan Revington; mem-
bership. Mrs. George Paul;
nomination, Airs, Alex Young;
periodicals, Mrs, 'Jens Ander-
sen; press and publicity, Mrs.
George Carpentert programs,
Mrs. Ross McRoberts; social
functions, Mrs. George Thom-
son; stewardship and recruit-
ing. Mrs. jack Lankin; supply
and social assistance, Mrs, Erie
Yonne: unit leaders, Mrs. j.
W. Cockyer. Mrs. Chas. Sove-
reign and Mrs. Sheridan Rev-
ington: Mrs, George Carpenter
and Mrs, Jens Andersen.
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Superintendent. Mr. Ed, But-
ler, Friday night was MC for
a program of recitations, solos.
choir numbers and plays. All
the children did well but spe-
cial mention might be made..of
Mrs, Clayton Abbott's two -ntun-
hers, "The Family Prayer"
scene by the beginners, with
three-year-old Trudy Eizenga.
singing "Away in a Manger"
and also the Young People's
comic skit, "The Scrooge • Di-
sease",
enjoy reunion here
1922 ball champs
•
Bober, proprietor of the Central
Hotel, had them appear on his
float at the Santa Claus, parade
and later entertained them at
tbe hotel, together with Mr.
Heber MeFalls who played on
the 1902 team and Mr. PT. B.
Langford Who played on the
1912 team,
Alem5ers of the 1922 team
present included Messrs.
old Rodgins (manager), Fred.
Langford, Ernie Crawley, Al-
fred George, Clarence Ward
here, one of the :most solemn.
and impressive funeral: sow-
ices ever .held in Lucan when
the pastor. the Rev. G. W. Seth
officiated for the funeral of the
Rev. B. Al. Cook (751 who died
in St. Joseph's Hospital, two
days after suffering a stroke.
Mr. Saeh was as:its:led by
Rev. W. C. Parrett, Secretary
of the Middlesex ',Presbytery,
who read 'the scripture, Rev,
A. L. ascot? of Tatistock, who
spoke touchingly Of ". his 30.
years' friendship with Mr, Cook,
the Rev— R. D. Crosby of St,
Marys. president of the Lon-
don Conference.. who gave the
address, the Rev. john r1 P.
Nichols of London, 'chairman of
the Middlesex- Presbytery., who
offered prayers and the Rev,
Dr. Ellin G. Turnbull of Cale'
• • vary Church, London, who read
the following obituary.
"Rev. Ernest Mark Cook,
B. Th. was horn Dee. 3, 1887 at
Hants, England. As a young
roan he came t'O' Canada where
he was employed On a , farm
and the railroad. In his twenties
he registered at Albert College,
Belleville, from where he ma-
triculated in 1916, in. his 29th
year and was received as a
probationer for the ,311ithodist
Church.
He was appointed to pastoral
work. in the Peterborough ells-
trict and enrolled as a student
at Victoria College, graduating and Duncan Ross — in 1920, He was ordained at
Following the parade the Whitby Tune 1920 and the Sol-
group went into the Community lowing August he married .Latta
Memorial Centre and were con- V. Knox at South Dummer.
gratulated by Reeve Ivan. Hearn One son David predeceased Mr.
and other friends before going Cook but Robert of Dartmouth,
back to the hotel. Here Mr. Art N,S., Edythe of Toronto and
McLean, now of London, was Arthur (Bud) as well as.431:le
MC for, a program of reminis- grandchild survive him, Nrs.
tenses, Practically everyone Cook died suddenly in July,
took part in this program and' 1961.
had something to recall of those For the first 25 years of his
happy baseball, days, after which. ministry, Mr, Cook served at
Mr. Bober served refreshments South Dummer and Westwood,
to the players and their friends. Wesley in Peterborough Pres-
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MINISTER PIES
0 • • Rev- E, M. Cook
To all our friends in Lucan and vicinity during
MIKE BOBOR, and STAFF
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this holy and festive season,
CENTRAL HOTEL, LUCAN
Phone 227-4464
Impressive rites
held for minister
At 2 p.m, Seturday, Dee, 15 bytery, Beneroft, Ivanhoe, En..
was held, io the United Cherch niakillen, Cansecon. Fraser-
vine And Foxboro. fn 1,945 he
came to Guilds in Kent Pres-bytery where he served for five
years and then completed his
ministry in A six-year pastorate
at Liman and Claodeboye, re-
tiring in 195e to his home op-
posite the church.
Air. Cook took .his full place
in the councils of the ..church
serving as convener of the
.Presbytery Committee. presid-
ing over the Peterkirough Pres-
bytery awl. the Kent PresbterY
for a year's chairmanship, in
1944 he was granted a Board of
Home :Mission bursary for rural
church study in the t'S."
Dr. Turnbull then paid tribute
to Mr. ('ook as a man. and a
minister. Sitting in the group
in the side seats were 14 ether
.ministera.
Pallbearers included Messrs.
Robert Hamilton, Ivan Hearn,
Wilbert and Ivan Stanley, KN." mil Thompson and George
Simpson+
The :•Purdy
was, in charge
rangernents.
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of funeral ar-
Sem:vases.
Many thanks for giving us
the opportunity to serve you
in 1962. Hope we continue to be so
favored in 1963. Happy holidays(
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spirit of Christmas shine
upon you throughout the year.
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Phone 235-1933
Exeter
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