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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-30, Page 264.4 Top entry at horse show One of the feature attractions at Saturday's horse show was the competition for children's bridal couple. Randy and Linda Kraul, LUcan, placed first in a rig owned by Ernie Ross. Three other couples were also entered in the event. T-A photo REV. E. O. LANCASTER REV. G. W. EACH They came together -now leave together tyl,f7 DI MI r-- BM NM MI MI MIMI MUNI MN SAVE 38c - White Swan j SAVE 29c - Top Valu (ASST'D COLOURS) SPAGHETTI or ELBOW MACARONI I SPAGHETTINI MN MEI ME MI NEI NMI SAVE 25c - Top Valu TOMATO KETCHUP FACIAL TISSUE 11-oz. Btls. of 360 Boxes lb 14 SAVE 23c - Top Volu Choice DESSERT PEARS 1. SAVE 17c - Top Volu Choice Cut Green or Wax Beans • 14-oz. 11 Tins SAVE 23c - Top Valu Reconstituted CITRUS JUICE • Grapefruit • Blended • Orange 48-oz. Tins •1 Prices effective May 29 - June 1 inclusive. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 14-oz. 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The inquest was held Wednesday. The youngster was killed when the bicycle he was riding was in- volved in an accident with a tractor trailer while the lad was on the way to a friend's home. Airy members were Alan Scott, RR 1 Lucan; Gordon Brooks, RR 1 Lucan; Bernard Benn, RR 3 Lucan; Gerald Ham- ilton, RR 3 Lucan and Clarence Carter, Clandeboye. The jury returned an open verdict and made the following recommendation: that an access road be constructed on the west side of Highway 4 to the second concession of Biddulph at the crest of the hill such as now ex- ists on the east side. District women attend W1 rally The Lucan WI was well rep- resented last Tuesday at the North Middlesex District WI 65th annual meeting, held at the United Church in Ailsa Craig. The fol- lowing delegates and officers were present: Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. Owen Seward, Mrs. RonC rosier, Mrs. John Park and Mrs. Alex Young. Mrs. Milton pardy of Toronto editor of "Home and Country", was the guest speaker. Follow- ing reports from the branches an election of officers for 1968, was held. Dinner was provided by the members of the Riverview WI who were this year's hostesses. The Lucan WI members will be hostesses for next year's meet- ing. WEIGHT WATCHERS Last Wednesday afternoon, five members of the Lucan weight watchers, met at the home of the president, Mrs. Wayne Hockey. The weigh-in showed a loss of six pounds. The afternoon was spent in a good game of euchre, after which the hostess served diet orangeade and tea. Will teach W. Ward Hodgins, BSc, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hodgins, Lucan graduated from Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph, Friday, May 24, He plans a teaching career and will attend Althouse College of Edu- cation in September. ANGLICAN CHURCH The Spring Deanery was held in. St. Anne's Church, Byron, last Tuesday. Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, Mrs. Harold Hodgins and mrs. Gordon Atkinson represented Holy Trinity Church. LEAGUE OF LOYALTY Over 50 League of Loyalty members and parents attended CFPL-TV Saturday evening to be taped on "Take Your Choice". Maureeen Smith, Mike Culbert, Helen Shipway, Nancy Hardy and Julie Henderson were to act as contestants. However only the first three were called. The children won $101. A draw was made for a beauti- ful spray, steam, dry iron. Much to her embarrassment the lead- er, Miss Abbott, was the name drawn and she has decided to try and augment the $101 gift to the church, by having a draw on the iron, The program will appear on the air Saturday, June 1 at '7:30 pm. Sionary In Little Tibet andKaeh- mit, While there he lost the nits- Sion, in A glacial flood, which swept away an entire village And drowned SO persons, Mr, Sach gained an award for travel-, ling over a 19,000 foot pass to rescue an explorer, who hadsuf- feted a broken leg in the aval- anche. He later spent 10 years in Northern Labrador, as head of a dispensary and boardingschool and five years in Jamaica, under the colonial education program. He also served lb the 'United Church at New Germany and Pu2waSh, N.8, and five years in Bervie, Chalmers and Kinloss in Bruce County. MrS. Sach Is a deaconess and trained nurse and helped train the natives while living In Lab, tador. She IS also A gifted pianist and 'organist and has been Of great assistande to Mr. Sash and his large junior'choir. Mt. Each is particularly in- teretted In the young people 08= pecially the HIC. Throughout the past eight years there has been a wonderful Spirit of unity and good fellowShip re- Suiting it many anion.services so both ministers are going to be greatly missed in the whole comrnimity. Mr., Lancaster Will :preach his farewell sermon bn ,Tune 'WA Mr.'Stich oh July 28. Spent whole life on same farm. Richard Herbert Dann 73, pessed away at his late resid- ence Let 11, Concession 12, Lon- don Township en Tuesday, May 21, The body rested at the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, until 2 pm. Thursday, May 23 when the Rev. J, P. Cook of Bryanston United Church conducted funeral services. In- terment was in Medway Cemet- ery. pallbearers were Messrs Gilbert Sleight, Ben Wood, Leo Ironside, Milton Hudson, Fred Hudson and Homer Hardie. He is survived by his wife, the former Irene Foster, two sisters 'de (Mrs. Almer Eedy) and Nellie (Mrs. Gordon Wilson) both of London, and one brother Carmen Dann of London. Sop of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dann he was born, rais- ed and died on the same farm. He was a member of the Middle- sex Masonic Lodge, Bryanston AF & AM and a member of the Bryanston United Church. CHURCH SERVICE Flowers on the altar were in Memory of the late Mrs. D. A. Ashworth presented by her fam- ily and flowers in the chancel were in memory of Mrs. Haysel Perrin, Mr. Herbert Dann and Mr. Eugene Bice. PENTECOSTAL During the pastor's absence, Mr. George Eizenga took the morning service and Mr. Ed. Butler, the evening service. UNITED CHURCH Rev. G. W. Sach conducted an 11 o'clock service at Central United Church, Sarnia for the Bible Society, but returned in time to conduct the 103rd an- niversary at his own church in Clandeboye where the gu e st speaker was the Rev. C. E. Beacom of Arva. Mr. Kenneth Toten of London, speaking for the Bible Society was the guest speaker in the Lu- can Church, using as his text, "Good News for Modern Man". Granton WI instal officers Mrs. E. E. Summers was in- stalled president of the Granton WI at a meeting held at the home of the president, Mrs. Clarence Lewis. Other officers include vice- presidents, Mrs. Sidney Jermyn, Mrs. Norman. Riddell, secretary Mrs. Clifford McRobert, district director, Mrs. Lewis, branchdi- rectors, Mrs. Beecher Hanson, Mrs. McRobert and Mrs. Gord- on Alce. Rev. G. W, Sach of Ludan was the guest speaker. He showed slides and spoke on the province of Nova Scotia. Mrs. H. Perrin dies in hospital Mrs. liaysel Perrin 69, of Bid- dulph Township passed away in Victoria Hospital, Mobday, May 20. The body rested in the Murdy Funeral Home, Lunn, until 2pm Wednesday, May 22, When the Rev, Susan Seymour of the Grant- on United Church conducted fu- neral services. Interment was in St. Janies Cemetery, Clande- boye, Pallbearers included Messrs Calvin Powell, Gerald Dann, Gerald Bryan, Harvey icen- nedy, Emerson 'Walden and Rots MCG re got. Mrs. Perrin is survived by her husband, one daughter Elyria. (Mrs. Donald Johnson) of Galt, one sist- er Ella (Mrs. Fred Neil) of Granton and three grandchildren. Daughter of the late Mr, arid Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, Mrs. Per- rin Was the former Verna E. Hodgson. She was born In Mc_ Gillivra.y Township and wAS a Member of the Granton United Church, ORDINATION SERVICE Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett of Lucan Attended ordination service, at St. Peter's Easilica Y London, where Mr. Frederick Bernard Henri, Soh of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Henry Of London, was ordained as a priest. ,Suriday at 2 -pin they were guests at his first Celebrated Mass at Holy Rotary church, London, which Was followed by a reception at thelVanlide. judges for track. entries; When,60„ iroraea from Lucan and cilstrlot competed in the long fine,uP of events which took front, 1 pm -until After "7 pm to •Prniolete. cluti officials were nearly flcinrr eC1 at,the increased number of contestants this year. Winners - were; WeStern Plea- sere class, 15 years and' under, Nancy Swartz, Clandeboyp; Eng, HMI equitation clasp, 14.2 lia,ndS and under, Joanne Hogan, London; Children's Bridal Couple, Randy and Linda Kraut, Lucan(this entry was judged by Mrs. Lloyd. Ache, Pon); cloverleaf barrel race 14.2 hands and under, Danny Turyey, Mensal!; cloverleaf barrel race, 14.2 hands and over, Jim Paisley, Ildertbn; open jumper class over 14.2 hands, Linda Abrams, Lon- don; children's single driver 14.2 hands and under, Randy Kraul, Lucan; Working hunter hack 14,2 hands and under, George Tbor nbur y, Hyde park; western rescue race, Jim paisley, Ilderton; musical stalls, children under 12 years, Danny Turvey, Hensall; English equitation class, 14,2 hands, Sally Peever, London; western plea- sure class, 16 years and over, Barry Mousseae, Hensall; ladies single driver, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Lucan; Western flag race, Bruce Hicks, Centralia; working hunter hack over 14.2 hands, Kathy Brandon, London; Western Trail class, Edward Robb, Ilderton; working hunter 14.2 hands over 3' jumps, Mrs. J. V. Thornbury, Hyde Park; working hunter, 14.2 hands over 3'6" jumps, Mrs. J. V. Thornbury, Hyde Park; Pony races, pony 11 hands and under 15 years, boy or girl, Robert Phillips, London; pony over 11 hands, Jamie Robb, Ilder- teni Stiperteet. relay racer 1`i,2 hands,and under, Itr§t division, L,quiSe'POil?Par• .Penfield and Jamie, P,Ohb, ilderton; second diy, Kevin .MCcornh, Ilderton And Janice 4,14.7.9tt riding firian 'Hudgins' :ROPY; Supertest relay race .goer 14„2 hands, Janice Abhott and PaYid. Revington, both of Lucan, INJURED. Following the pArade Saturday, Jacqueline Hodgins, 14-year-Olti daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Austin Hodgins, was sitting on her horse when another horse reared and accidently kicked Jacqueline on the foot. Jacqueline was taken to St.,10- seph's Hospital for ,-rays, but x-rays revealed no broken bones. She was unable to go to Medway School, monday, but is spending the time preparing for exams. For Sale BOX PLANTS GERANIUMS and HANGING BASKETS NICHOLSON'S FLOWERS LUCAN 227.4743 also in AILSA CRAIG 293.3040 Lucaa's Second.annual show, and parade sPOnsorod by the Lupan Horseman's chi!), which was rained out on Victoria Day was held Saturday at the Arena race tracic. with d eAl weather conditions and a splendid attendance, A number of people missed seeing the Parade, scheduled for 12;30 as it started early!, 110w- ever some Of these saw it on its return, 'frOm the FipaStatiom Mrs. Lloyd Acheson was judge for the following parade entries; pest rider under 16 years, Miss .Exeter; 1)ogt alder over, years, Mrs. Hazel WAWA). Whalool best, _children's • oloA •P1)1111o,g •VoPY '$0,140, London; best comic gotry,..coylo,NfoPpoil4 P41t9n inkkMner of Exeter- amid PrIml Tandy of London were BY a strange coincidence the Hey. 8. O. Lancaster of the Anglican Church and the ilev, G. W. Sath of the United thureh, both taint to Lucan in 19&l and now both are leaving In 1968. Mr. Laneatter will have charge of Forest and Kettle Point and Mr, Seth will have charge of Gerrie and Wroketer, Mr. Lancaster was born in St, Marys, where' he received hiS early education. lie is graduate of Wycliffe 04114# and WAS ordained by the Bishop of Toronto in 1932. Later he Mar. tied Miss het SalVatige of Mil, 'Ye:kWh and was appointed to the parith of Milton and RuatitO, P rince Ed 'ward Island. tie re- turned to the biecete of }Wren in 1936 and has served in the pa fishes of thintialk i ThatrieS .,, Wingham, BeaciWille and All Saints, WOOrittOtk. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster are going to be treatly missed, ' as they both took prOrtiirient part in all the chntelt activities in Holy Trinity and St. Jarilet Clandeboye. Mr. Lancaster was most faithful in the care of The , sick and Mrt, Lancaster, as a gifted pianist and organist, was aiwayS willing to fill in When needed. sir. t atti *AS heft Iti England, 'graduating Ire En the Missionary College and Kiiiet Crallege i :London, he Served three years as pioneer tried teal :miss Church news uu llllll minium lllll uiluulauuflumiull llllllllllllllll 1111ll1111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,111 MUM ,,,,,, IUMI1A111 ,,,,,, I ...... 11111 .... llil,hll U11.164UUSIU lll lllllllllllll “11114111111111111.1.1“,4,11.1114111! ll llll