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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-05-19, Page 16Page 16 Times.Acro.cate, May 19, 1966 Lucan Correspondent:. Miss Lina Abbott Phone ,221,425$ and district news Dedicate new addition of Lucan United Church • Dedication ceremony The addition to Lucan United Church was officially opened and dedicated Sunday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Left to right are guest speaker, Rev. D. Graham Tipple, president of London Con- ference, Rev. G. W. Sach, minister of the church, Jeffrey Young and Jeffery Park, who cut the ribbon and Rev. P. H, Lawson, London. . . . photo by Engel . . . Photo by Engel REV. AND MRS. JOHN M. D. BOAZ Plan United States home 5-6 lb. Aver. LONG ISLAND FROZEN DUCKLINGS 35' lb. BREASTS 630 lb. 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GOLDEN YELLOW HIQUITA BRAND BANANAS • SUNKIST (SIZE 138's) ORANGES SUNKIST (SIZE' 163's) ORANGES 200=89c 2 79c U.S. NO, 1 TOP VALU TOMATOES U.S. NO. 1 CABBAGE 2=49c 2us.25c Sunday, May 15, 1966, will long remain a red letter day in the history of the Lucan United Church, for on that day the large addition to the church was dedic- ated. Lighted candelabra, baskets of pink, white and yellow mums formed the setting in the Pente- costal Gospel Temple, London, at 3 pm Saturday, May 7, when the Rev. Don Emmos, in a double ring ceremony, united in wed- lock Vicki Lynne Eizenga and Rev. John M. D, Boaz. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maine Eizenga of Main St. Lucan and the groom is the son of Mrs. Grace Boaz of McLean, Virginia. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride chose a floor-length lace sheath gown featuring elbow- length sleeves and round neck. Over a long peau de sole coat with slight train, fell a floor- length net veil, held by a pearl studded tiara. She carried a cas- cade of yellow and orange rose- buds with lily-of-the-valley. Mrs. Morris Graham (sister of the bride) from Toronto, as matron of honor, Miss Margaret Eizenga (another sister) of Lu- ran, Miss Beverley Agar of Lon- don and Mrs. William Hack of Denfield as bridesmaids, were gowned alike in floor-I ength gowns of aqua crepe, featuring empire waists and over-skirts. They wore short veils with bows and carried deep pink rose-buds. VOur-year-old Lori Eizenga and five-year-Old Trudy Eizenga, Additional chairs had to be brought in to accommodate the large attendance present for this memorable occasion. Speaking on "The Relevance of Our Faith" the guest speaker was the Rev. nieces of the bride, made charm- ing little flower girls in floor- length white eyelet dresses with aqua bows, carrying pink and white mums with sweet peas. Dr. Beverly G. Boaz (brother of the groom) of Clifton Forge, Virginia was best man. Donald Thomasberg, of Virginia, George Williams P. A. Parker of Fort- ney, Virginia were ushers. Mrs. Fred Lukiano of London, provided traditional wedding mu- sic and accompanied the soloist Mr. William McNally of Toronto. At a reception held at the Seven Dwarfs, London, th e bride's mother received in a navy gown with matching lace over-coat, navy accessories and pink rose-bud corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a gown of antique gold on aqua peau de soie, with gold accessories and yellow rose-bud corsage. For a honeymoon trip to north- ern states the bride changed to a red and white wool knitted suit with red and white accessories. The temporary address of the eOuple will be Virginia but they expect to make their home In Oklahoma. Following the rehearsal Fri- day night the bride's parents entertained 45 members of the Wedding party In their Lucan home. D. Graham Tipple BA BD, pre- sident of the London Conference. He was assisted by two retired pastors of London, Rev. P. H. Lawson, and Rev. R, B. Cum- ming. Miss Ilene Donaldson was solo- ist. At the "Ceremony of the Keys" the master keys were passed from contractor Harry Van Boxmeer to the following officials, J. Donald McGugan, architect, Alden Walker, chair- man of the building committee, Earl Haskett, of the Board of Trustees, Thos Barr, past chair- man of the committee of stew- ards, Mrs. C, F. Sovereign UCW president, C. B. Culbert, super- intendent of the church school, Rev. G. W. Sach, pastor and finally to Rev. D. Graham Tipple, conference president, all of whom spoke briefly. Following this ceremony jr. and sr. choir led the processional outside for the dedication cere- mony. Two small boys, Jeffery Park and Jeffrey Young, cut the ribbons and Edward J. Melanson, chairman of the CE committee, opened the door for an inspection of the new building and reception and refreshments arranged by the Couples Club in the old school room. New teachers at area schools New teachers have been ap- pointed to the Lucan and Biddulph Central schools. Mr. Norman Steeper, vice principal at Ridgetown, will suc- ceed Mr. Robert Jenkins as prin- cipal of the Lucan Public School and Miss Wilhemina Harris of Burlington now teaching at Ox- bow school will succeed Mrs. Russell Radcliffe in Lucan's Op- portunity class. Miss Marilyn Morgan of Cen- tralia, who has been teaching at Oxbow PS, will succeed Mrs. Joan Lawson, as Grade 2 and 3 teacher in the Biddulph Central School. Another new teacher at Biddulph Central will be Miss Deanna Snelgrove, of Hyde Park, at present attending the London Teachers' College. She will teach Grade 6 and 7 in the room now occupied by Mrs. Marjorie Mor- ley. Gather $80.79 at Maypole tea Last Monday Lucan-Clande- boye CGIT began with an evalua- tion of last Saturday's Maypole Tea, which netted the group $80.79 including the over 60 "take-out" desserts. It was voted that one half the proceeds go for equipment for the new building and the other half towards the stained glass window. The worship service was taken by Marie Cochrane and Marlene Butler. A panel comprised of Rev. G. W. Sach as pastor, Mrs. Sheridan R e v in g to n, representing the UCW, Mr. George Carpenter, the session, Mr. Ed. Melanson as chairman of the Christian Edu- cation Committee, d iscussed "What the Church expects of teens." This was followed by a question and answer period. By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Mr. & Mrs. MeNaughton at- tended the graduation of Mr. John McKeehan of Denlield, who has been a student at Ridgetown Agricultural College at Ridge- town. Mr. & Mrs. David Holland and family spent an enjoyable time in and around Lindsay dur- ing the weekend. They attended the Hoare-Gawa wedding held at Williams Baptist Church In Lind- say. Mrs. Eric Westman and Mrs. Earl Holland were bridesmaids and Caroline, flower girl. Mr. Earl Holland and Mr. Eric West- man of London, were ushers. While there they toured around Victoria County arriving home Sunday. Mrs. Frank Plain, Frank and family were Sunday guests with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Coward, Mr. & Mrs. Denzil Facey and Walter of Weilburn were Sunday guests with Mt. & Mrs. Austin Timms and family. Misses Karen, Judy and Audrey M i 115 of Prospect 1-1111 spent Thursday with their grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Adam Gordon. Mr. & Mrs. Adam Gordon visi- ted with Mrs. Margaret Morphy of Seaforth. United The General UCW meeting was held in the schoolroom Thursday evening, with president, Mrs. Chas. Sovereign, presiding. Mrs. Ivan Hearn took the worship ser- vice, the theme being, "Guiding a Child", A quartette by Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs, Bert Thomp- son Mrs. G. W. Sach, and Mrs, Orville Jones, was enjoyed, The guest speaker was Mrs. Dewis of London who spoke on "Save the Children Fund". A film on Korea was shown by Mrs. Ma.nsen, Mrs. Dewis was intro- duced by Mrs. Erle Young and thanked by Mrs. Sheridan Rey- ington, HI C Sunday evening, 18 Luca n- Clandeboye Hi C members met with Leroy Maguire in the chair, The worship service was taken by Eleanor Walker, Bill Park and Leroy Maguire. A singsong was led by Margaret Sach. A report on the successful paper and bottle drive held on Saturday was given. The bottles netted $18.00 but the paper is not yet sold. Marilyn Hearn,Eleanor Walker and David Staney pro- vided refreshments. Area people at WI annual Among those who attended the North Middlesex WI Annual at Sylvan last Tuesday from Lucan were President Mrs. T, A. Wat- son, past district president Mrs. Murray Hodgins, who led in a singsong, Mrs. Sheridan Reving- ton, who reported on District Public Relations and Mrs. John Park as delegate. Among the long list of officers named for next" year, appear a few local names, Mrs. Murray Hodgins as honorary president, Mrs. Clarence Lewis ofGranton, a delegate to the area convention, Mrs. George Lewis of RR 6 St. Marys, Tweedsmuir history cur- ator, Mrs. Alex McIntosh of Clan- deboye, resolutions convener and Mrs, David Kestle of Clandeboye, War Memorial Children's Hos- pital representative, Mrs. George Holmes was host- ess for the second baby shower for Shelly Lynne and Sherrycol- leen Henson infant twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henson. Miss Christy Waterson of Lon- don was a weekend guest of Susan Crozier. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Windsor have returned from a few day's visit to Cass City, where they were guests of Mrs. Ralph Loney and family. Mr. Clarence Frost, who underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, Monday May 9 is making satisfactory recovery and ex- pects to be home soon. Mr. & Mrs. William Fischer, Cathy, Shyrl and Chris, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fischer, Mrs. William Varga, Marie, Dannie and Billie, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Ann, Chris and Tommie, Mrs. Ray Fischer and Mrs. Joseph Mordush all of London spent a few days with their mother, Mrs. Chris Fischer of George St. Among those who attended the Elmquist—Downer wedding atSt. Paul's Cathedral London and re- ception at the Sunningdale Golf Club Saturday were Mrs. Mary Squire, Miss Dana Culbert, Miss Explorer rally Saturday, May 7, 34 Lucan- Clandeboye Explorers and two Counsellors, Mrs. William Froats and Mrs. Lorne Mohr went by bus to the Explorer Rally, held at First St. And- rew's United Church, London, where the Explorer Fellowship staged an interesting program from 2 to 4:30 pm, The children moved from room to room for stories, drama, hand-craft and puppets, after which refresh- ments were served. Beth Black, Mr. Jack Garrett and Mr. Michael Murdy. Dana and Beth were bridesmaids and Jack and Michael ushers. Prior to the wedding Dana held a mis- cellaneous shower for her friend. Mr. & Mrs. W. J, Masters of Parkhill were Wednesday guests. of Mr, & Mrs. William Aylestock, Douglas Murray, London, spent the weekend with his grandmoth- er, Mrs. J. R. Murray and Mrs. Lorne McDonald of Seaforth was a Sunday guest. Mrs. Sheridan Revington Sun- day entertained with a family gathering, in honor of her grand- son, Gregory Revington's 14th birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Benny Saulnier of Rockwood were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ross. Mr. Gerald Lewis, who under- went surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, is able to be home. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Butler of Toronto, were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. H. B. Langford. After five week's hospitaliza- tion, Mrs. Mary Smibert is able to be home. Mrs. Frond Goddard Mrs. Frank Goddard 73, the former Mabel May Phelex, form- erly of Kingston died in Victoria Hospital, London, Friday May 13. She is survived by one son and five daughters, Donald Goddard, Canadian Armed Forces, Germ- any, Jeannette (Mrs. Rod McDon- ald) RR 3 Lucan, Lenora (Mrs. W, D. Roach) Prince George, B.C. Marie (Mrs. Peter Crossfield) Kitchener, Helen (Mrs. V. D. Edwards) Downsview, Doreen (Mrs. E. F. Wibberley) of Ottawa and 14 grandchildren. The body rested at the C. Has- kett & Son funeral home, Lucan until Saturday morning May 14 then to the Robert B. Cullen funeral home Kingston. Requiem High Mass was sung inSt, Mary's Cathedral at 9 am Monday May 16 followed by interment in St. Mary's cemetery, Kingston. Robert Raycraft Lewis Robert Raycraft Lewis 34, of RR 2 Denfield, passed away sud- denly in a tractor accident Fri- day May 13, Mr, Lewis was driving his tractor on Concession 15 London Township. He was backing up to retrieve tools he had dropped, got too close to a culvert and over- turned the tractor, pinning him- self beneath. Janice O'Neil, 3, was the only witness. She told her father Mr. Clayton O'Neil, who called Dr. A, R. Meredith of Arva. Provincial Constable R. J. Abra of the Lucan detach- ment was in charge of investiga- tions. Mr. Lewis was a well known London Township farmer and a member of Lucan United Church, where he was a member of the choir, chairman of the committee Of Stewards and a member of the Couples Club. Mr. Lewis is survived by his wife the former Marian Hudson, three small children, Lorraine, Gayle and Wayne, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Lewis of .RR 2 Denfield, two sisters and a brother, Jean (Mrs. Willis Brown) Streetsville, Marie (Mrs. Maurice Campbell) Sarnia and Fred, RR 2 Denfield, Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. G. W. Sach in the Lucan United Church, Mon- day, may 16. A large choir, a capacity filled church with over- flow in the basement paid tribute to the deceased. Interment was in St. James cemetery, Clande- boye. C. Haskett & Son were in charge of funeral arrangements. Pallbearers included Messrs Clayton O'Neil, Ken Hardy, Jack Ryan, Harold Cobleigh, Murray Lackey and Lloyd Searle. Flower bearers were Messrs Aldon Walker, Don McComb, Alex McComb, Bill and George De Block and Richard Gledhill. Mr. & Mrs. George Waltz of Zurich were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thomson. Mrs. Ken Parkinson visited Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Herb Dann and Mrs. Margaret Dann of Bryanston. Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys, Mr. Ross Jones of London were Sunday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Vim. Jones. 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