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Though baseball fans have
been somewhat disappointed in
the standing of their Irish Nine
yet the Lucan Jr’s have upheld
the honor of the old town.
Thursday night Fred Reving
ton struck out 13 batters and
scored the second straight win
over Harrington to sweep
best of
semi-final
wag 6-5.
meet the
ton-St. Paul series. Needless to
say Lucan fans will be on hand
to cheer the Jr's on to further
victory.
.............. . the
three Thames Valley
series 2-0. The score
The team will now
winner of the Gran-
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Lucan Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Culbert
and family are holidaying in a
cottage at Port Sta'nley.
Miss Gora Neil is holidaying
with Toronto friends.
Miss Vivian Fairless, of Lou
don, spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Annie Fairless.
Rev, William Pike past grand
chaplin of the grand lodge was
in charge when the Ilderton
Masonic Lodge attended
annual church service on
day, June 23.
Mrs. Orme and Murray
Mrs. Wildern home to St.
arines on Friday. On their re
turn home on Wednesday they
stoped off ‘in Hamilton to visit
Mrs. W. Gibson.
Mrs. Eva Palmer, of London,
has returned home after spend
ing a week with Miss Gertrude
White.
Mrs. H. S. Stanley and Mary
were Sunday Guests with Mr.
and Mrs. G. W, Taylor in Sarnia
Mrs. C. H. Porter is in Vic
toria Hospital for treatment.
Lucan Cub News
The Lucan Pack held its final
meeting for the summer season
on Thursday of lastr week. A
hike had been planned but had
to be cancelled. They did, how
ever, have a real feed of hot
dogs on. “Akela’s” lawn.
They exress their appreciation
to Lion Bud Stanley for his
donation of pop and ice cream.
Both Bagheera and Balu (Mel
and Ivan Culbert) were unable
to attend.
Leaders, Ray Elson and Har
old Whyte did a really good job
of inspection after the lunch.
The ball game was of
duration but made up for
in fast play.
The group committee
Lion’s Club along with
Ivan, Ray, and Howald all
each cub a safe and happy
day.
Mrs. Macintosh is still on
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair
tended the annual Mitchell
nic held at Springbank, Satur
day, June 28 at which over 200
sat down for dinner. Members
were there from Detroit. Hen
sail, Exeter Ilderton, Centralia
and London. The day was ideal
and a good time was had by all.
their
Sun-
took
Cath-
short
that
and
Mel
wish
holi-
the
at-
pic-
June results of Lucan Public
School are as follows:
Grade eight to nine: Jean
Bond, Tina Eizenga, Kathleen
Graham, Rose Marie Dainm,
Larry Hyatt, Dorothy Miller,
Clayton Thompson, Thomas Wil
kinson, Dorothy Untereiner.
Grade seven to eight: Bernice
Appleton, Bernard Avery, Thom
as Brooks, William Elson, Alice
Frost, Cecil Hodgins, Terry Hod
gins, Doris Kenny, Gary Mc-
Falls, Larry McFalls, Margaret
Neil, Nyles Nicholson, Rose Rev
ington, Martha Rummell, Aud
rey Whitehead Yvonne Young,
F. W. Morgenroth is the teacher.
Grade six to seven: Gladys
Bond, Gary Elson, S h e 1 e i g h
Ewen, Keith Frost, La Verne
George, Helen Hardy, Jack Park,
Marlene Revington, Peter Ship-
ley, Beth Watson, Lillian Wilken-
son, Robert Young.
Grade five to six; Margaret
Eizenga, Harold Frost, Lorraine
Graham, Gerald Hamilton, Frank
Hardy, Allan Hodgins, Barbara
Hyatt, Mary Kenney, Donald
Lankin, James Magoffin, Anne
Marie Murdy, Allan Ryan, Tom
my Ryan, John Smibert, Mar
jorie Sovereign,
head, Donald Guenther,
Damm, Sheila Ir edale,
Finley. Failed: Mary Neil, Carl
Rummell and Jim Rummell. C.
Croker is the teacher.
Grade four to five: Stewart
Appleton, Don Black, Billy
Chown, Terry Culbert, Barbara
Coxe, Frank Egan, Victor Neil,
Carolyn Odd, Anne Revington,
Joan Taylor, Marie Whitehead,
Carol Young, Harvey Hayes,
Clifford Acheson, Kenneth
Young. Failed: Bob Gray.
Grade three to four: Kenneth
Avery, Beverly ’Butler, Wayne
Culbert, Jim Drennan, Patrick
Egan, Alice Ryan, Arnold Tig-
chelvar, David Whyte, Joan
Young, Gerry Kehl, Patsy Gray.
Failed: Joe Hodgins. Miss P.
Gowlett is the teacher.
Grade two to three: Heather
Acheson, Beth Black, Bobby
Chown, Mae Cobleigh, Lois Coxe,
Dina Culbert, Marilyn Culbert,
Billie Darling, Ilene Donaldson,
Victoria Eizenga, Shirley Eme
rick, Arnold George, Joe Ken
ney, Michael Murdy, Billie Neil,
Kathleen Ryan, Erma Thompson,
Rose Wilkinson, Ronald Wood
ward, John
Young.
Grade one
Bond, Arthur
Cochrane, Bonnie Drennan, Paul
Graham, Randy Paul,
Ryan, Betty Ann Young,
Young. Failed Robert
Evelyn Wliite-
Walter
Allan
Young, Patricia
to two: Harry
Cobleigh, Jean
Edna
Gordon
Damm.
Mrs. M. Donaldson is the teach
er.
Parents Visit
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adequate life Insurance is often an
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Invariably, employers like the kind
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husband in the World” by his wife.
But If he owns life Insurance—
which provides his family with
financial Security—he enjoys extra
laurels because of his concern for
their future.
When they know that a man owns
life Insurance, they know he’s try
ing to achieve financial Indepen
dence for his family and, perhaps,
for his owrt later years. And be*
cause he’s doing his share In tills
way, they regard him with respect.
Nursery School
Parents and friends attended
the closing exercises of Mrs.
Dobie’s Nursery School which
was held at the home of Mrs.
Murray Hod g ins, Wednesday
morning.
Twelve excited wee people
could scarcely control their exu
berance with visitors looking on
as they offered their morning
prayer, sang their songs, danced
their dances and dramatized Red
Riding Hood.
Even “teacher” in her excite
ment confused the name of Red
Riding Hood with Goldy-locks,
but was inmmediately
by the kiddies much to
usement of the visitors,
gay was presented to
sent which the children
informed us Mrs.
perfumed. Then
ments which old ;
joyed.
While visitors
the children’s
people had their pictures taken.
It is hoped before September
rolls around some one will
unteer to take charge of
Nursery for next year.
checked
the am-
A nose-
all pre-
proudly
, Hodgins had
came
and
refresh
young en-
were
work
examiuing
the wee
vol-
the
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Strawberry Supper
Provide a good program,
oh a good supper and people
will come back next year and
bring their friends.” This was
shown on Tuesday night at the
Lucan Community Centre when
a splendid crowd attended the
Ham and Strawberry Supper
sponsored by the Lucan United
Church W.A.
in spite of the extreme heat;
all stayed for the program which
consisted of dancing by six-year-
old Janet Zurbrigg, solos by Mr.
H. S. Harrison and Mrs. Frank
Hopkins, readings by Joyce Free
burn, accordian numbers by
Hilly Clark and novelty numbers
by Carl and Frank Crocker,
put
Clandeboye Ladies
Welcome New Minister
Mrs. Fred Simpson was host
ess for the June meeting of the
W.A. and Guild of St. James’
Church on Thursday. Mrs. E.
Flynn, president, presided and
opened the W.A. meeting, Mrs.
Hewitt assisting. Scripture read
ing was given by Mrs. J, H.
Paton,
Mrs. Flynn, on behalf of the
W.A., welcomed Mr, and Mrs.
Wagland to the branch. Mr,
Wagland replied.
Mrs. Flynn told of Miss’ Hasell
of Saskatchewan sending reports
to the Queen mother Elizabeth
of her work with the S.S. van
and thanking her
cial help. Last
volunteers visited
held six services,
ery of West Middlesex is to be
held at Holy Trinity Church,
Lucan.
Guild Meeting
Mrs. Andy Carter, president,
presided for the Guild meeting.
Mrs.
ed for
arrange
church.
It was
teachers
nic and set the date. The Guild
will assist. Mr. Wagiand closed
the meeting with prayer. Re
freshments were served by host
ess and committee and usual
social half hour spent.
Receive Certificate
At the morning
Sunday at St. James’
the Rev. F. J.
ed certificates
Tomes with 70
Harrison with
the Church of ada, Department of 1__„__I
Education, with Mrs. Karl O’Neil
as teacher.
Personal Items
Mrs. Susan McWilliams is
spending a week in Woodstock
visiting her nieces, Mrs. Monty
Potter and Mrs. Art Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Hendrie
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing,
Karen and Joan, of Chatham at
tended St. George’s Church at
Belmont on Sunday afternoon.
After the service they visited
with the Rev. L. C. Harrison at
the rectory
Mr. and
and family
with Mrs.
uncle, Miss
Bowman at
Mr. and Mrs. H. Murless and
daughter visited on Sunday with
Mrs. H. Peterson and family at
their cottage in Grand Bend.
Mr. Jim McSpadden of Lon
don called on Mr, J. H. Paton
on Saturday.
The Sunday School of the
United Church held their annual
picnic on Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc
Intosh,
sports,
Mr.
Carter
Cook’s
Mr.
chased
er.
Mr.
chased
Mr. ___
don has accepted a position as
teacher of No. 4 and 12 for an
other year.
May we offer our congratula
tions to Joan Murless, Gwen-
neth Tomes, Jacquiline Williams
and Mac Harrison, pupils of
Clandeboye school, who passed
their exams of Grade 8. Mr. Mc
Donald is their teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and
Clare were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Emerson Paton and family
of Kirkton on Sunday. They
later attended the lodge service
at the Anglican Church at Kirk
ton with Rev. Griffith, rector,
taking the service. The Wood
ham fife and drum band led the
parade, Mr, George Davis, Ex
eter, County Master of South
Huron, and Mr. Lloyd Hern,
District Master Of BiddUlph, in
charge,
We are pleased
Conlin is better,
a patient in St.
pi tai.Mr, and Mrs.
liams, Jackie, „ «. ... - . -
Wayne, spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Jack Williams of
bin. Sandra Is staying this week.
Pot-Luck Supper Held
By Evening Auxiliary
The June meeting of the
United Church Evening Auxili
ary was held in the church
parlours Thursday evening and
began with a Pot-Luck Supper
which one and all enjoyed.
During the business session
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Alex Young final arrange
ments were made for the pack
ing of the bale for overseas for
the layette.
The worship service was spon
sored by Mrs. Bert Thompson’s
group. The scripture was read
by Mrs. Ivan Hearn and an Edu
cational talk on temperance was
given by Mrs. Dave Park.
and Mrs. Arnold Edgar
of West Mount and Mrs. John
Moffat of Wingham called on
Mrs. Isabel Underwood on Wed
nesday on their way to Wing
ham.
Those who listened in to the
“Your Neighbour” programme,
C.F.P.L. on Tuesday morning
heard
Lucan
Public
Mrs.
Granton
Neighbour”
on Tuesday
Mrs. Don Thompson of
give a boost to Lucan’s
Library.
E. May
who has
Joseph’s Hospital
with a broken hip
has returned to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Devine
at Granton.
Langford of
been in St.
since March
and "shouldei
Miss Linfl Abbott
Speaks At WMS Meet
Mrs. John Blair’s group was
in charge of the June meeting of
the United Church WMS with
the president, Mrs. Hill presid-
i ing. Being near July 1 the meet
ing opened with a tribute to
Canada.
During the business session
members decided to have a pic
nic for the Mission Band and
Baby Band at the July meeting
under the direction of Mrs,
Banting’s group. Mrs. C. Lewis
sang a solo
S. Chown,
by a bible
rude White.
Mrs. J. McLean led in prayer.
A temperance skit by Mrs. Blair,
Mrs. G. Young and Mrs. Wilbert
Revington was enjoyed by all.
The guest speaker was Miss
Lina Abbott who spoke on the
topic “If you would keep youx’
country clean, sweep before your
own door.”
Owing to the extreme heat
ana threatening storm the at
tendance was small but those
present enjoyed the
ments
which
of
0.
accompai&d by Mrs.
which was followed,
quiz by Miss Gert-
enjoyed the refresh-
and the social half hour
closed the meeting.
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Mrs.
trou-
{ Mrs.
Harry
I Murdy
Chas. Elwood and son
visited with Mrs. Cliff
last week.
For Sale
for her finan-
year the van
412 homes and
The fall Dean-
H. Murless was appoint-
the summer months to
for flowers
Mrs. H. S. Stanley and
U. F. Stanley attended the
sseau tea at London in honour
of Miss Loraine Petit—The later
assisted in pouring tea.
Mrs. William Pike, Sunday
School teacher of the air for the
Untied Church of Canada
conducted service in the Birr
United Church on Sunday last.
Mrs. Norman Grass (nee Ethel
Culbert) underwent an opera
tion in Newark Hospital re
cently.
Mrs. Bruce Chown (nee Kay
Philpott) who suffered a severe
attack of flu and mumps is con
valescing at Dr. Patterson's.
in the
decided to ask
to make plans
service on
Church,
Wagland present-
t o G w e n n e t h
per cent and Mac
79 per cent from
England in Can-
Religious
in Dorchester.
Mrs. Mervin Carter
visited ou Sunday
Carter’s aunt and
Jane, and Mr. Adam
Lucknow.
After the program of
refreshments were served.
H. Murless and Douglas
are working on Mr. Doug
new house in Hensail.
Arthur Simpson has pur-
a new Massey-Harris bal-
Jack Atkinson lias pur-
a Allis-Chalmers tractor.
Fred McDonald of L011-
and
,, X., George Davis, Ex
County Master of South
, and Mr. Lloyd Hern,
to report
She had
Joseph’s
Mrs.
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Hos-
Rupert
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