HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-14, Page 18NEW MINISTER INDUCTED — Rev. W. C. Tupling (centre) was
inducted Thursday as minister to the United Church congregations
in Lucan and Clandeboye. With Rev, Tupling are Rev. C. M. Beacom
(left) and Rev, M. A. Bury who took part in the impressive induction
service. (photo by Rudy Engel)
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Remembrance Day service
attended by school children
Friday morning about 540
children of Lucan and Bidduiph
Schools paraded to the Cenotaph
at the Lucan Legion Hall.
Flag-bearers were Bill Cornish,
Gary Barker, Bev. Parker and
Janet Smith.
The Rev. W. C. Tupling, Lucan
United Church, gave the opening
prayer and the Rev. R. A. Carson,
Lucan Anglican Church offered
the closing prayer and
benediction.
The Lucan Children's Choir
sang. A wreath was laid by Kim
English and Jeff Culbert.
Sunday morning members of
the Ilderton Royal Canadian
Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
joined the members of the Lucan
Legion and Ladies Auxiliary in
the parade and service at Lucan
Holy Trinity Church, followed by
the Parade and Service at the
Lucan Cenotaph. Chaplain Percy
Valcey read the lessons and Rev.
R. A. Carson delivered the
sermon at the church.
At the Cenotaph, the opening
prayer and scripture reading were
given by the Rev. W. C. Tupling,
followed by prayer by the Rev. G.
A. McDonald.
Wreaths were laid by the Hon.
William A. Stewart for the
Province of Ontario; Reeve Ivan
Hearn for the village of Lucan; J.
K. Dickson, president of Lucan
Legion; Ross Needham, president
of Ilderton Legion; Mrs. A. E.
Reilly, Zone Commander,
president of Lucan Ladies
Auxiliary; Mrs. Ross Needham,
The Lucan United Church was
host to many distinguished
ministers of the London
Presbytery of the United Church
Of Canada, at the Induetion
Service for the Rev, W. C. Tupling
last Thursday,
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The Rev, C. M. Beacom, Arva,
was in charge of the service,
followed by the Rev, M. A. Bury,
who was presiding officer for the
Induction,
The Rev. V. J. Bricklin, St,
Patrick's Church, Lucan, spoke
on the friendship and goodwill
Which existed between the-
Ministers of the churches in
Lucan, as well as the Members of
the Various gen gregatiOns.. He
welcomed Mr, Tupling, hoping
president of Merton Ladies
Auxiliary; Harold Butler,
president of Lucan Lions Club;
and J. W. Lockyer in memory of
Les Kennedy.
In the afternoon members of
UNITED
The Rev. W. C. Tupling was in
charge of the usual morning
service at the Lucan United
Church. His sermon was entitled
"Lest we Forget."
The Church was well-filled
although a number of n members
were attending Holy Trinity
Church with the Royal Canadian
Legion. To'
LUCAN-CLANDEBOYE HI C
Twenty members of the
Lucan-Clandeboye Hi C
undertook to walk from Ailsa
Craig to Lucan,starting at 2 p.m.
Sunday. A stop was made on
route for hot chocolate and all
completed the walk by 4:30 p.m.
Over 100 dollars was realized
and the money will be used to
help their adopted orphan.
THE FRIENDSHIP UNIT
The Friendship Unit of the
Lucan UCW held a floral
for his friendship during their
stay together in Lucan,
The Rev. R. A, Carson also
spoke of the friendship between
the ministers Of the district, and
Welcomed Mr. Tenting, hoping
for his frieridship and
co-operation in the coming years.
Visiting ministers frohi the
London Presbytery were the Rev.
Lloyd Marahall, treasurer of
conference; Rev'. George Payne;
Rev, Swami Feller; Rev. Clifford
Park, and the Rev. Harold
Johnston.
Mrs. Tupling Wag aleo fair-jelly
hit rOdueed before all adjourned
to the basement Where a Itmeh
Was seteed and friendly
conversation enjoyed,
the Lucan Legion and the. Ladies
Auxiliary joined the members of
the Ilderton Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary in the parade, service
and wreath-laying ceremonies at
Ilderton.
demonstration in the basement of
the church Wednesday.
Mrs. Gerald Northcott of
Reder's Florists, Exeter, gave the
demonstration. The six
arrangements she made were won
by Miss Wendy Hearn, Mrs. W. C.
Tupling, Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Mrs.
Alec Young, Mrs. C. Cronkite and
Mrs. Marion Thompson.
The dessert lunch was enjoyed
by all and the profits for the
evening were $28.50.
ANGLICAN
The ACW held its November
meeting in the Parish Hall last
Wednesday evening with
President Mrs. Jack Murdy in
charge.
No business was held as the
whole evening was given over to
receiving Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hardy's beautiful pictures of
their trip to South America.
ST. JOHN'S CORPS
Last Wednesday the St. John's
Ambulance course held in the
basement of the Anglican Church
dealt with fractures and
treatment.
Lucan
personals
Mrs. Ivan (Elvira) Culbert,
formerly of Lucan, is in Victoria
Hospital.
Miss Flo Chown was a
weekend visitor with her sister,
Miss Reta Chown.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson and
son Tommy of London were
visitors of Mrs. Katherine Fischer
last Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Stutt and
family were Sunday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs.. Roger Heath at
Wallaceburg.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Fischer and
Tommy, of London, and Mr. &
Mrs. William Fischer, Cathy,
Sheryl and Chris of Komoka were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Katherine
Fischer.
Mrs. J, W. Lockyer, Mrs.
Emerson Stanley and Mrs. M. H.
Hodgins attended "The Look of a
Leader" sponsored by National
Secretaries' Association
(International) at the Holiday
Inn, London, Saturday morning.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff, Abbott were
among the many who Saturday
evening attended the reception
for Mr, & Mrs. Wayne Love (nee
Sharon Davis) held in the Zurich
Community Centre. During an
evening of dancing, Mr. & Mrs.
Love were presented with a purse
of money.
On Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Abbott
attended a two-meal fortieth
wedding anniversary celebration
for Mr, & Mrs. Hugh McIntyre of
Glencoe, held at the home of
their daughter and son-in.law, Mr,
& Mrs. Arthur Abbott.
Miss Nancy Watson had her
tonsils removed at, St. Joseph's
Hospitallast Tuesday and is
recuperating at her home here.
The man who moved the moun-
tain began by carrying away small
stones. — Chinese proverb.
Tops weig h-in
is:discouraging
The Lucan Tops Club held
their regular meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. G. G.
McKenzie with six members
present and Mrs. Ronald Morgan
presiding.
Mrs. Roland Carty won the
mystery prize.
The weigh-in was
disappointing.
It was decided to have the
Money Doll Draw, December 18.
The doll is on display at the Shell
Service Station.
The ladies of the Strathroy
Club have invited the Lucan
ladies to their meeting next
Wednesday when they will have a
guest speaker who will discuss
diets. They expect an audience of
about 200.
By J. E. BURT
To begin, I would like to
mention skating for pre-school
children which is Wednesday
afternoons from 2 to 3 p.m. This
is free to all pre-school children
and their mothers or baby-sitters
as the case may be, so get these
children on the ice.
In minor hockey last Friday
night, the Lucan Pee Wee,
Bantam and Midget teams hosted
the Lambeth teams.
In Pee Wee, it was Lucan 3,
Lambeth 2, in Bantam, Lambeth
7, Lucan 0, and in Midget,
Lambeth 3, Lucan no score.
The Lucan Merchants of the
South Middlesex League have yet
to come up with a win. They just
can't score goals.
By MRS. J. H. PATON
Arthur Cunningham and his
son-in-law, Ward ,Hodgins, went
deer hunting in Bruce County last
week. They brought one home.
Mrs. Arthur Cunningham and
her sons, David and Donald, went
to London Monday to visit Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Bayley.
Mrs. Geo. Cunningham was
admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital
Thursday night.
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Charron and
girls and Mr. & Mrs. David
Charron and son, Windsor,, were
visiting Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle.
Mrs. Edith Hodgins returned
home after spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Maines.
Mrs. Omar Cunningham and
Mrs. Almer Hendrie called on
Mrs. J.H. Paton Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Harry Robson
and her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Robson, visited Monday with
Mrs. Paton.
Mrs. L.C. Harrison, Chatham,
visited with Mrs. Almer Hendrie
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Thom,
Ayr, Scotland, and their sons,
Charles and Brian, have spent
some time with his sister, Mrs.
Gerald Lynn and family. They
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
Walter Tapp, Verden,
Manitoba, visited Tuesday with
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie.
Mrs. Tom Pullman, Bluevale, is
spending a few days with Mr. &
Mrs. Cleve Pullman.
Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Joan and
Gwen, Mrs. Norman Hodgins and
Mrs. Gordon Hodgins attended
the bazaar at St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Kirkton, Friday evening.
Mr & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
visited Saturday with the
former's mother, Mrs. Geo
Pullman, Mitchell, who is a
patient at Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Anderson,
Listowel, were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Wm Morley.
Mr. & Mrs. Villis Kalmins and
family, Detroit, were weekend
visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Arvid
Bei tans and family. Sunday both
families attended the 50th
Latvian Independence
Anniversary in London. Mrs.
Kahnins was soloist for the
occasion.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Parkinson
and Mrs. Evelyn White, London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
Frank Parkinson and Glenn.
Diane Robinson, Kirkton,
spent the weekend with Mary
Johnson,
Mr. & Mrs Robin Bryan,
Prospect Hill, were Sunday guests
with Mr, & Mrs. Allen Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wallis and
family, London, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Altdri
Wallis.
Mit. Olive Frederick visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne
Morley,
Mr.& Mrs. Grafton Squire and
Paul visited with Mr. Mrs. J.
Dickies, Exeter, Sunday
Girls thanked
for collection.
The Lucan-Clandeboye
Explorers held an Expedition last
Monday at Lucan United Church
with 35 Explorers attending.
Counsellors Mrs, William
Froats, Mrs. Ross McRoberts and
Mrs. Don O'Neil, and a guest
helper Mrs. C. Coughlin, were in
charge.
Following roll call, each girl
who participated in the collection
for U,N,I.C.E.F„ was thanked,
personally, for her efforts. In all
$35.70 was collected by the
Explorers and the Couple's Club
donated $5.
Linda Kraul, Chief Explorer,
conducted the opening
ceremony.
A game was played led by Mrs.
Coughlin.
Some Red Star girls were able
to report that they had framed
their Explorer picture.
Mrs. Froats explained the
Explorer Prayer and led a
discussion on the ten Explorer
ceremonies.
Decorating jam and bath salt
jars, under the direction of Mrs.
Coughlin, was enjoyed.
Singing was led by Mrs.
McRoberts.
Next Expedition will be
November 18 when all parents are
invited to come to see the girls
being presented with their stars.
LUCAN CUBS AND SCOUTS
The Cubs and Scouts held
their regular meeting Tuesday
with nine cubs, 12 scouts and two
leaders, Gord Froats and Tom
Barr present.
Each boy continued to study
towards earning the star of his
choice. •
later took up residence in
Toronto.
Holy Communion was
celebrated at St. James Church in
conjunction with the
Remembrance Day service.
Mrs. Jim McCarthy and Tressa
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Donaldson. Mrs. Thomas
Campbell and Mrs. George
Nethercott, St. Thomas, called
Wednesday at the Donaldson
home.
Many persons from
Clandeboye and district attended
the induction service in Lucan
Thursday evening for Rev. W.C.
Tupling. (Note: We regret an
error in last week's T-A which
indicated that Rev. R.A. Carson,
Anglican Church Rector, was to
be inducted as minister of the
United Church.)
Figure skating
onspoensVoreedrybywteheekLadies
Auxiliary, Royal Canadian
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teaching
fimegunrea-.skating at the Luean
Mrs. Eves has the Double
Silver Medal for figure-skating
and has been teaching five
seasons. She will include
power-skating for young boys, to
help them in playing hockey.
These classes will be held every
Tuesday for 16 weeks beginning
November 12.
Township council
issues permits,
At the regular meeting of the
Biddulph Township Council, it
was reported that a petition had
been received for drainage from
Lots 31 and 32 Cone. 1.
Kevin Morkin's tender was
accepted, to construct the Casey
Drainage Works, on Conc. 4 and
5.
Building permits were
authorized for David McAdam, a
house; Jack Hardy, a barn; and
Hugh Davis, a garage.
A letter had been received
from Gordon Brooks,
complimenting Biddulph road
men for maintaining the
Township roads in "excellent
travelling condition" last winter.
The 54th Annual Convention
Of the. London Area Women's
Institutes was held at Ingersoll
November 5 and 6.
There were over 400 women
registered during the two days
representing 132 branches,
Mrs. gYerett Small, Essex,
Provincial President for the
Federated Womee's Institutes of
Ontario, was in attendance. Mrs.
Harry Strang, Exeter, district
President, presided.
Reports were read by each of
the Standing Committee
Conveners.
Mrs. Douglas. Hart,
Woodstock, made comments on
the theme of the meeting, "All
human beings are born free and
equal in dignity and rights."
Mrs. M. J. Sabia, an alderman
for six years in St. Catharines,
past national president of the
University Women's. Club, and
founder of the Committee for the
Equality of Women in Canada,
was a guest speaker.
Her speech on "Delights and
sometimes
as Qamf Burls tY
ing,
13,r'o' utghhotugt oh
light many inequalities hetweeri
sexes and rapes, which, are not.
Often realized,
Miss Florence Eadie gave a talk
on "Human Rights in Notthern
illustrate the way the people live.
Canada
Sl
Slides sWerei9 w sgo shown ot
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f
some of the highlights of the
ACWW Convention at LanSing.
New officers were elected
Wednesday and presented to the
delegates,
Miss Helen McKercher gave a
report of the work of the Home
Economics Branch, followed by a
show of paper fashions. This held
many surprises as the dresses and
hats were very smart and
colourful. It was difficult to
believe the material was paper,
and not silk or nylon.
There was also a hat show by
the ladies showing the benefit
they had received from the short
courses arranged for them by the
WI.
A. E. Pym, C.L.U.
Representative
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CHILDREN RECALL TWO WORLD WARS—Lucky children who have never known the pain of watching
father march away to war, took time out this weekend to take part in the parades and wreath-laying services.
Senior children at the Remembrance Day Parade in. Lucan were (left to right) Anita Hodgins, Don Neil,
Gary Barker, Janet Smith, Jeff Culbert, Bill Cornish, Bev. Parker and Kim English. (photo by Rudy Engel)
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