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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-08, Page 21Times.Advecate, December 8, 1966 Pape 23 Group remembers former president • Wins scholarship Neil McAllister, Centralia, is shown above receiving the Huron County council scholarship of $100 from Warden Ken Stewart at the recent presentation banquet held at the Ontario Agricultural School, Ridgetown. A graduate of South Huron District High School, Neil was one of several receiving prizes at the event, Mount Carmel loses well-known residents LUCAN CHURCH NEWS A dozen and a heir centuries before COltillabit$,, Greeks Seid, f‘the extent of the oceans'' would be the main difficulty in circum- navigating the earth, By MRS. WELL-WOOD GILL. The proceeds from the cane vass for the Canadian Bible So- ciety at Grand Bend were $332,00, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Charlton, Karen and Gary of London spent Saturday with Mr. & Mrs, Doug- las Gill. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Turnbull, Bonnie, Charlene and Gary of Pompano Beach, Floridaare vis- iting with his parentsa lVir. 8.e Mrs. Max Turnbull and were present at their fiftieth wedding anniver- sary December 2. Mrs. E. Keown, who has been visiting for the past three weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Baker, is moving to Rexda.ie, She will make her home there. Sunday December 11 will be white gift service at Grand Bend United Church. Hearty congratulations to our new council. To those who voted for me., my sincere thanks. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSTIVRY SIIIPKA Mrs. Heber Davis was. hostess Wednesday afternoon for the Dec- ember WA meeting. There were ten ladies present. Mrs. Harry Carroll,ca rers WAM president, Clarence Davis wa s n read the Scripture and Miss Sharon Davis assisted with the prayers. The roll call was answered with a gift for a former member of St. Patricks church who is now a resident of Strathrnere Lodge. A social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Bill Johnson and Mrs, Tom Kooy assisted the hostess. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Mrs, MacDonald donated the mystery prize which was won by little Miss Carol Abbott, a guest. Russell Radcliffe LUCAN gave the message. The donations of white gifts will be sent to the Indians on the Saugeen Reserve, near South- ampton, HI C Sunday •evening 19 Lucan-Clan- deboye Hi C members answered the roll call, and Wendy Cron- kite, Ken Latta, and Sandra Me- Lelland were in charge of the worship service. Plans were made for a 5:30pm pot-luck supper next Sunday when young people from Ailsa Craig, Centralia and Granton will be guests. The guest speaker will be Rev. W. Bruleigh of Toronto. It was decided to attend the annual Vesper Service in a body, Sunday, December 18. It was also voted as a money making project to check coats at the Couples' Club dance, which will be held in the Community Centre Friday evening. David Carpenter, Daisy Cob- leigh arid Jim Hearn were in charge of refreshments, A n g lican Flowers on the altar in Trinity Anglican church Sunday morning were In loving memory of Mrs, Wm. Brownlee, presented by her family and those in the sanctuary in memory of Mrs. Arthur Mor- gan. JR. CHOIR AWARDS Julie Hardy and Michael Hend- erson were presented with the Jr. Choir badges for attendance, attention and co-operation for the month of November. CHRISTMAS TREES Christmas trees are very scarce this year. Mr. D. A. Ash- worth was able to secure a limit- ed quantity for sale. All returns from the sales, will go to church work. Lucan U.C. PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS The recently appointed young people, "The Life-lines" of- ficers are; President, Lealend Neuen; vice president, Bruce Currie; sec-treas., Joyce Butler. The Young People have chosen Friday Dec, 10 as the date to present their Christmas play. UNITED Superintendent C, B. Culbert Was in charge of the annual White Gift service in the United Church. He was assisted by Allan Mc- Phee, who read the Scripture and Patricia Smith, who led in the Responsive Psalm. Janette Barr, Luann Taylor, Ian McLellan and David Latta carried the baskets of gifts up to the altar, The Jr. Choir sang and the pastor, Rev. G. We Seal, Weight off —smiles on Thursday night, in spite of nigh zero weather, seven of the eight TOPS' members made it, to the sixth meeting of their club held at the home of the co- leader, Mrs. Wayne Hockey. Leader, Mrs. Eldon Hopps, was in the chair. Hy the grin of satisfaction, after the weighing in, all could tell there had been a loss of weight 15 lbs. of it. The Lucan member, who lost six pounds during the week, was crowned queen. Four others re- ceived a TOPS' crest each, sig- nifying a weekly loss, two oth- ers received a turtle crest for a small loss, while one member had to take home a little pink pig, as a gentle reminder. Couples' Club Frolic Lucan Arena FRI. DEC. 9 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. Music by CANADIAN PLAYBOYS Adm ise ion $2. per couple Refreshments served eeeeteereteoeeeeeereareeeeeeei tr3 reeeeceesrte'eeeee ,eeqereqereae[eeteeeeieetereeeeereaeieserreeateeeeeteeeroaeeee PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Fred- die and Patricia spent Thursday and Friday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Robt Tindall, Nancy and Marylou were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clarke, S hipka. M r. & Mrs. Maurice M a c- Donald were guests Sunday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mr. & Mrs, George Spearen, St. Marys, and Mr, & Mrs. Ray- mond Greenlee were Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee and boys. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll,ian and Brenda visited with Mr. Clar- ence Fletcher Sunday. Canon N e 1 le s, London con- ducted service at St. Patricks Church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Don McTaggart accom- panied by her daughter, Donna Ancient Greeks even predicted the discovery of America. They said, "Inhabited lands may be found westward from Spainon the way to India." Moser, Mrs. Joe Miller, turkey door prize Mrs. Frances Ayotte. P ERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Bill Regier, of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Cyphry and family Windsor ac- companied by Mrs. Rita Quick visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Regier. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Morrissey and family spent Saturday in Windsor. Misses Margaret C rooks, Anne Marriage, Wanda Lakomski and Paul Leinweber student teachers from London Teachers College are practice teaching at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school. Misses Sharon Faulder, April Whiting and Mary Eileen Carey are practice teaching in Sarnia schools this week. Two well-known parishioners died suddenly this week from Our Lady of Mt Carmel parish, Joseph A. Ryan, 66, died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Friday, December 2. His wife, the late MaryMoser, predeceased him. Surviving are two daughters, (Madeline) Mrs. William Smith, Zurich; (Marilyn) Mrs. Vincent Thompson; Mc- Gillivray Township; one brother, John of Stephen Twp. also eight grandchildren. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dash- wood, until Monday, December 5 at 11 a.m. when Rev. H.P. Jansen sang Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel and assisted at the graveside. Inter- ment was in Mt Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Hod- gins, Jim Houl ah a n, Norman Breen, Leo O'Rourke, Jacob Lagerwerf, Harold Ryan, Match makers meet at Clandeboye event For Christmas Shopping it's DAVIS HARDWARE-LUCAN Mrs. Almer Hendrie, Mrs. John Hewitt and Mrs. Alvin Cunning- ham. Guild president is Mrs. Robert Latta; vice president, Mrs, Ar- nold Lewis; sec.-treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Carter; lunch convener, Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham. Mrs. Andy Carter entertained the ladies at her home and pre- sided for the WA meeting. The Rev. E, 0, Lancaster presided for the election of officers. MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR By By MRS. .1. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Clandeboye Match Makers re- ceived recognition on Saturday at the Achievement Day, with Miss Shirley Wallace, who com- mented on their record book. Each member received a sterling silver spoon. Anyone who com- pleted two projects received a certificate. In the program the girls displayed their hats, scarfs and purses. Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McNaugh- ton were Sunday guests of his brother, Mr. Gordon McNaugh- ton, Ailsa Craig. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Spence,Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill, Mrs. Mary Brock, East Zion, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Spence and Mrs. Anne Oligny, St. Marys, the oc- casion being a fourth birthday party for Susan. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert McKneight John, Betty and Edward were Friday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Austin Timms and fam- ily. MARK 25 YEARS Saturday evening a group of f r i ends and relatives f r om Strathroy, Seaforth, Liman and in and around St. Marys called on Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Wilson to join them in celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. A very enjoyable evening was spent in games. A bounteous lunch was served including a wedding cake served by the group. M. & Mrs. Grant Baker and baby Glen of Georgetown were Sunday guests with his grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. A. Dewar. Mr. & Mrs. George Carter, Eighth Line, were Sunday guests with their daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Baker and family. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker spent the week end with her sister, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Striven and boys of Rochester, New York. Mr. & Mrs. S. Marriott, Ron and Maryanne, St. Marys, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. A. Dewar. Messrs William and Howard Rinn and Noreen Walkom were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bob McGregor of Kippen. Miss Wilma Elston of Teach- ers College, Stratford; is prac- tice teaching at the HJ Baker school, Kintore, this week. Mr. & Mrs. Robt Elston and family were guests with their son Mr. Ross Elston, London, Saturday evening. eeee Wier Kos -Ad A DONATES AIRCRAFT TO MISSIONS Rev. Stanley Tomes with his wife and daughters of Big Trout Lake, have taken tem por ar y residence in Winnipeg, Apt. 312, 512 London St. while he is taking pilots' training. The Rev. D. D. Doren, rector of St. Paul's Epis- copal Church, Mount Lebanon, Pittsburg, Penn., and his parish- ioners of the church donated an aircraft to the Big Trout Lake Missions and a new school has been built there. The gift will be a help in transportation for the six mis- sions in the district where Mr. Tomes is rector. He is the son of Mrs. Emily Tomes of Clande- boye and a former member of St. James Church here. DANCE FOR LIGHTS A dance was held Friday night Dec. 2, for the Clandeboye street lights, at Lucan Memorial Arena, by the Clandeboye community. Music was provided by Blenders, London. Mr. Carl Stire, Exeter, won the lamp in the draw. Bal- ance on hand is $265.70 for the lights. PERSONALS Mr. John Hewitt is not very well. He has been a patient in Westminster Hospital for seven weeks. Mrs. Andy Dorman is visiting with her son-in-law, Mr. James Lockhart, RR 8 Parkhill. Mr. & Mrs. Herb Kurkham, London, entertained Mr. & Mrs. Robert Latta and family Jim, Joanne, Donald and Douglas on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Lewis and family are living in their new home for some time in the vil- lage here. Mr. & Mrs. James Donaldson entertained their family Sunday for their eldest daughter (Ruth), Mrs. Donald Black and Mr. Black Fay, and Michael, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. James McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hancox, Andy, Bob, Gary, Wayne, Joan, June and Cindy. Mr. Donaldson is im- proving. Mr. Joe Carter has been a week in Toronto at the Sholdice clinic. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pearson, London, visited Mrs. Omar Cun- ningham Sunday, also Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cunningham and family. WHITE GIFT SUNDAY At the United Church, White Gift Sunday was observed when Sunday School children presented a wrapped white gift for the Sau- geen Indian Reserve, Southamp- ton. The Rev. G. W, Sach was in charge. A guest soloist from Lucan, Miss Marlene Butler, sang two solos. The choir was from Sun- day School. ELECT OFFICERS Mrs. Andy Carter was re- elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of St. James WA. Hon- orary president is Mrs. E. 0. Lancaster. Vice president is Mrs. Emily Tomes; sec.-treasurer, Mrs. Karl O'Neil; Dorcas committee, 01,14 ;Wele•-$:Aireere , LUCAN LANES GEORGE THOMSON Auto Electric LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE SD (C. Glenn 649) 3 FE (R. McRoberts 551) 0 SE (E. Morgan 689) 1 RE (R. Gledhill 618) 2 DU (E. McDonald 711) 3 MA (B. 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He is survived by his wife, the former Clare Dietrich; one daughter, Mary at home; seven sons, Patrick, Joseph and Ger- ard at home, Michael of Hinton, Alta., Donald, London, Wayne Dashwod,„Glen, Mt Forest, four sister's, Rev Sister Mary Clarisse, Sarnia, Mrs. John (Eileen) Barry, Detroit, Mrs. Carl (Nora) Theander, Centra- lia; Mrs. Josephine Regier, Parkhill, and one brother, Gerald, Stephen Township. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, until Tuesday morn- ing, December 6. at 10 a.m. when Rev A.P. Jansen assisted by five priests from Regina Mundi Seminary, London, sang Requiem Mass. Interment was in Mt Car- mel cemetery. Pallbearers were Messrs Mil- ton Dietrich, Richard O'Rourke, Clem McCann, Gerald O'Brien, Ross Pickering and Patrick Sul- livan Jr. BINGO WINNERS A large crowd attended the annual turkey bingo sponsored by the CWL and held in Dashwood Community Centre last Thurs- day evening. 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