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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-14, Page 14Papp 14 The Timeo,A,41fochte,'Marth 14, 19 HONOR CORRESPONDENT — Miss Lina Abbott, The Times -Advocate's Lucan correspondent is shown with the honorable mention award she received recently from the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association for "outstanding rural news reporting." Besides reporting for The T -A, Miss Abbott is active in many Lucan. organizations.—T-A Photo Lucan Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young spent The Lucan-Clandeboye Y.P.U. Sunday in Goderich, the guests and friends held a successful of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mac- skating party from 8-10 last Sat - Donald, urday evening at the arena. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Culbert re- Skating was followed by dancing turned on Friday from a three from 10-11.45 p.m. - week's visit in the sunny south, Mr. and Mrs. Will Isaac were Mr. Culbert looks and feels much Thursday guests of Mr, and Mrs. better. Harvey Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins and Mr. Jack Rooney, of St. Marys Don spent Sunday in Woodstock, , was a Sunday guest with Mr. and the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Mrs. William Aylestock. Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Smith Earle and family. Mr. Hubert Dietrich, who was spent last Sunday in Petrolia the taken to Exeter Hospital with a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank broken knee and broken arm Sawyer. 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Seed Grain ▪ For Sale • NO. 1 REG, & COMMERCIAL MONTCALM BARLEY NO. 1 REG. & COMMERCIAL OATS Different Varieties Scott's Elevator Phone:- Office 63, Res. 110 Lucan lllllllllllllllll ll 11110111tillOr lllllllllll to lll vs lll l l lllllllllllll •LUCCA And District News 401. auoglo Cerrespondent; Miss Lina Abbott Dutch Youth Top ..Contest Two Dutch ehildren, Theresa Damen and Harry Menders, PPPils of Mrs, J. E. Conlin (sep- arate school) who have only been in Canada two and five years respectively, brought. credit to their parents,. their school and their teacher in the recent writ- ten spelling test in London. Theresa stood first and Harry fifth, However, being Dutch, they met their Waterloo in the oral test for they had never heard the words before. Teachers Review Science Training The Lucan Public School staff attended the March meeting of the Biddulph and North London TeachersAssociation in the Birr School last Tuesday lfternoon, where Mrs. Alvarez is the teacher. Each teacher took a science note book with them and when the roll was called they answered it by displaying their book and making a few comments about it. The thenie of the meeting was science and the showing of its co -relation to other school sub- jects. The teachers were divided into discussion groups and gained much helpful information. Inspector R. J. McNaughton spoke at length on circulars and pamphlets sent out and the im- portance of reading each care- fully and of sending in reports promptly, He also spoke on the recent arithmetic tests which he had given all the schools in his inspectorate. Mr, Clow reports that Lucan School on the whole, made a good showing though some grades were below average. Parents Review Children's Work The Lucan Public School's special feature for Education Week was the holding of Open House last Thursday afternoon, giving the parents the opportun- ity to visit the school, compare their child's work with other ' grade pupils and to discuss the child's scholastic abilities and progress with the tea,cher. The staff was pleased to have ! 60 parents register and felt the afternoon was time well spent. 'Grade , mothers assisted in the rooms, Mrs. C. IL George, Mrs. Jack Lankin, Mrs. R. T. Rum- mell and Mrs. Robert Kehl One of the highlights of the • afternoon was the refreshment ; department, in .charge of the !Home and School Association, and convened by Mrs. George Thomson. She was assisted by the president, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, and the two vice- proidentsl Mrs.. Clarence Has- kett and Mrs. Calvin ,Haskett. Tea and cookies were 'served. Trinity Auxiliary Tackles Painting The Evening -Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. • • • District Youth Plan Irish Tea The planning committee for the "Shamrock Tea" being held for the first time by the Clande- boye-Lucan.Young People's Union. met at the home of Mar- lene Revington ori Monday night. The date set was March 16, in the Sunday Church School room in Lucan, with Mrs, Gor- don Eaton and ,Mrs. Murray Hodgins to pour tea. Mrs, E. J. ,Roulston will receive. guests to- gether with vice-president, Ruth Donaldson. In charge of the tables will be, Roe and Ann Revington, Mari- lyn Eaton, Jeannette Blake, Pauline and Dorothy Lynn, Mar- lene Revingten, and Heather Stanley. r.presidents Mrs. Alex Mac- intosh and Mrs. Cecil Robb will supervise the tea tables with the following supervising in the kitchen: Mrs. Arnold Blake, Mrs, Jack Reedy., Nancy Elson, Janice Maeintosh, Retha Arm- trong and Helen Kestle. The planning committee con- sists of co -conveners, Lynette Walpole and Marlene Revington, Marilyn Eaton, Jeanette Blake and % 'Marjorie Sovereign. The boys who are -members of the Y.U.P, are sharing in this project financially by contribu- tions to the purchasing fund. Preceeds from the tea will be used to assist two or four mem- bers to attend the Hi -Teen Course at Five Oaks' Christian Training Centre April 22 to 26. Correction: In the Y.P.U. re- port of last week. Marlene • Revington and Heather Stanley were named members to attend Five Oaks, not Kenneth Stanley, Discuss Prayer At Anglican WA The March meeting of the Anglican Woman's Auxiliary was held ,ht the home of Mrs. Harold Hodgins last. Wednesday after- noon. Due to the illness of ,the president, Mrs. T. C, McFarlane and vice president, Mrs, Harold Corbett, the second vice presi- dent, Miss Lina Abbott,. presid- ed. Twenty members answered the roll call, Mrs. Irene Coursey read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Erwin Scott led in the Lit- any. Arrangements were complet- ed for the World Day of Prayer. A letter re, "The Quiet Day," April 1, in Byron, was read and Mrs. Roy Stanley volunteered to take a car -load. to it. Mrs. Erwin Scott read an in- teresting article, written. by ,a missionary in the Hay River mission in the North-West Ter- ritories describing the pleasure of work here in spite of lack of modern conveniences. In place of the regular study book, Mrg. Harold Hodgins de- cided, being, Ash Wednesday, to give a talk on the Wbrld's Day of Prayer and was' able to com- pile an interesting collection of information. After her talk •one member supplied the fact that Lucan's first World's Day of Prayer was held in -the old Presbyterian. Church (almost across the street from Mrs. Hodgins' home) on March 1 1922. F. Stanley offered Calvin Haskett, Alice street, with • Mrs. an attendance of 23. The presi- dent, Mrs. Clarence Haskett, presided and led in the Litany. Mrs. J. H. Steacy read the Scripture lesson, and Mrs. B. H. Elliott had charge of the Study Book. her home for, the April meeting with Mrs. Joe Beatson, Mrs. Jack Murdy. and Mrs. F. W. Hovey as assistant hostesses. After the serving of refresh- ments by Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Daring the business .session, Haskett, a vote of thanks was Mrs. Roy Stanley was appointed extended to all who assisted in Dorcas convener. tri program and for hospitality, Those working on the church . by Mrs. Joe Beatson. Mrs. F. W: Hovey displayed a linen were asked to have •them I . number of pieces of needle -work completed for Mothering Sundo, I !brought home • from Japan by which this year falls on , Miss Lilies Powell and donated March 31. •. to the W.A. No final decision The members also decided to w5s, arrived at, as to how best take on the job of painting the to dispose of the needlework to chairs and tables used by the raise funds for the branch. It nursery department in the church was suggested selling them at basement. , the annual- bazaar next fall. Baby Shower . Mark Anthony Seifried, infant Find 'Traveller' son of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Sei- fried was the recipient of many wr h r New Tag gifts last Thursday when 'the members of the Auxiliary Legion,To insure his ever safe return, met at the Legion Hall to extend the owners of Rinty, a Lucan . the hand of welcome. His mother, collie dog, purchased for him a on his behalf, 'thanked the mem- Dr. Ballard 'dog tag. Whether hers for their kindness and gifts, Rinty was kidnapped or whether Mrs. Dave Egan was lunch con- he just decided to see the world vener and was assisted by Mrs, on his own, he disappeared, leav- ing behind a sorrowing house- hold. In spite of dog tag, weeks passed and no news of Rinty — and to the family, the Dr. Bal - H. T. Bond, and Mrs. Basil Na gel. .DOor prizes were won by Mrs. Jim Avery and Mrs. Harold But- ler. Jr. The evening, following the presentation, was spent play- lard commercial sounded but like in euchre. Inockery. However, one day recently, the phone • rang and a Granton rtsi.- dent reported Rinty had stopped over at their honie, on his world tour. Explorers Hold . Prayer Service The fifth Expedition Of the Lucan4landeboye Explorers was held in the 'United Church parlors last Monday night with a grand attendance of 31 Explorers end 5 C.G.I:T. At the joint nieeting, the spe, World Day of Prayer service was led by the C.G.T.T. leader, Mrs. G. E. Nicholson, assisted by Intrithers, Shirley E,nthrick, Mae Cobleigh and Marilyn Culbert, and Explorer members, Judy Haskett, Dana Culbert and Bonnie Drennan. Counselor Kan Haskett read the story and led in the offering prayer and benedictien. A donation of $5 Was Voted to- wards the United Church senior choir gowns. The coming Tunny Tett WAS discussed and clans 'SPEEDY; LLOYD ACHESOAI I3U7',DEAR- I WAS ONLY WHISTLING AT THAT TAXI (Bui' FOR THE BEST IN TRANSPORTATION, SEE LUCAN MOTOR SAW usecs CAS! 10011404101. This Week's Specials otommanty1/2 TON' PICKUP $1,175 %a DODGE¼ TON PICKUP 905 51 PM, 1/2 TON PICKUP 675 -491011D 14 TON PICKUP 200 THESE TRUCKS ARE RECONDITIONED •AND READY FOR THE ROAD 110111C 11114 so, /Nora? SA Er YOUR mr Pc uPY LINCOLN 1.1 TG0117 thatch ott 112 "Women Conduct Prayer Service, Women of Lirean's three churches niet last Friday after- noon. in the United Church for .their World. Day of Prayer service. Mrs. Alex Young, President .of the United Church W.M.S., led in the first Part of the service; Mrs. Erwin 'Scott, supplying far the president of the • Anglican Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. T. 0. ......., „........ McFarlane, led in the .second. Part. and Mrs. T.i P. Thomson, of the Pentecostal Cluirch, had Vets Resume charge a the 'third part. Mrs. ' Sheridan Revington read the Wo k On Hall . Scripture lesson. Mrs, R. Thom - r son, of the Pentecostol; Mrs. Erie The Lucan. Legion held their Young' .ef the 'United' eed Miss monthlmeeting in the Legion Liza' Abbott, of .the Anglican, Hall lay stMondaY night with the president; 111r. Art Hell, in the chair. District Commander. Lovell made his official visit to the branch. . As soon as weather permits, work will begin' again on the Legion Hall, The members of the Legion were pleased with the splendid crowd who patronied their dance in the Community Me- morial Centre last Friday night, The evening was both a pleasant and financial success, with the music in charge of the Keynotes Orchestra of Thorndale, The pro- ceeds will go towards the build - ng fund. Plan New Camp For UC Youth Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended the meeting .of the Camp Com- mittee of the Christian Educa- tion Committee for Middlesex Presbytery, on Tueklay at Cen- tennial United Church London. Camp Sunday thronghout the the Presbytery will be held on May 19 at which time each fa- mily will be urged to place $2.00 in the envelopes to be provided. This will. permit the initial steps which must be taken to get this project under way on the pro- perty so generously donated by Mr. Harvey Wales. A pool, similar to that at the United Church Camp "Bimini" in 'Perth Presbytery, will be built, also a dining hall, large enough to be used as a recrea- tion hall on rainy days. Later on cabins, etc. will be added. This camp will be for the use of young and old of the whole of Middlesex Presbytery and will assure a good Christian training for whatever period can be at- tended. The camp will be ready for the 1958 season if each person does his part. The 1957 'camps for boys and girls will be held at Binmini and are as follows: girls 10, 11 and 12 years old, August 17-24 and boys 10-14, August 24-31. Explorer Camps will be held at the C.G.I.T. Cainp Site near Ryerson, the first two weeks in. July, Show Pictures Of Trip Abroad Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Reving- ton showed pictures of their European trip last spring at the March meeting of the Woman's Association of the United Church on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Erle Young led in devo- tions' assisted by Mrs. Ira Car- ling. Mrs. Ed Butler, guest solo- ist, sang two numbers accompa- nying herself on the accordion. A few minutes silence honored the memory of Miss Camelia Ross and Mr. John McLean. President Mrs. • Cecil . Robb conducted the business. Mrs. C. H. George reported on the new 'choir gowns and it was decided to leave the fund open for con- gregational donations, the same to be annuonced from the pul- pit. • Following the lunch bot1r an executive meeting was held when $300 was voted to the parsonage committee. Two Teenagers Hurt In Crash Two 17 - year - old Granton youths, William R. Ilarrett and George W. Dann, were admitted to St. Marys Memorial Hospital following a car accident at Ran - nock last Thursday night when their car went out of tontrol, snapped a hydro sign and collid- ed with two parked cars in a parking lot, resulting in $2,000 damages. The fernier, the driver of the car, was released on Friday, but the latter is suffering from lacerations . and possible chest iqjuries. were the three .readers. The guest speaker was Mrs. 11. M, Weekes, of London, who gave an impressive talk 'on Prayer, giving the requisites for a sue- cossful prayer; Silence, a realiza- tion of the presence of God, correct posture for reverent prayer, and talk with God —.not personal requests. She strongly advocated morning as well as evening prayer. Before the taking of collection by Mrs. J. H. Cantelon and Mrs. Jack Elson, a solo was sung 'by Mrs. Bert Thompson, accom- panied by Miss Rata Chown, Short intercessions were made by Mrs, Dave Park, of the "United Church; Mrs, Harold Holgins, of the Anglican; Mrs. Meme Biz- enga, of the Pentecostal; Mrs, E. J. Roulston, of the United, and MAnrgica slFn: W. Hovey, of the Legion Auxiliary News The regular meeting of the Auxiliary to the Legion was held in the new Legion Hall last Tues- day evening. Owing to the hot beef supper in the United Church the attendance was small, Plans were made for curtains for the hall and the bake sale Saturday, March 23. It was de- cided to discontinue the month- ly euchres for the present and run the travelling euchres in- stead. Lions Entertain Ladies Miss Angela Armitt, London was guest speaker last Monday night when the Lucan Lions held their Ladies' Night meeting in the Anglican church basement. She gave an illustrated address on her recent trip to Ireland, Mrs, Cliff Shipley's group of the Guild catered to a turkey dinner for the occasion. Tea chers',,and Officers' Meeting At a' Sunday School teachers' and officers' meeting in the United Church parlors last Sun- day night, May 9 was the date set for the annual anniversary and flower Sunday, An invitation- was read from the Y.P.U. inviting the staff to attend their shamrock tea Satur- day, March 16. A teacher's film was shown and it was decided to addto the library of hymn slides, The Lucan Lions, *at an executive meeting Monday night, decided to hold a one-night Red Cross blitz on Monday, March 25. Personal Items The School of the -Dance in the 1.0.0.F. Building, William street, operated by Misses Raisa and Violet Dykyj, opened on Saturday with an enrolment of 30. Mr. Elgin Hedden, of London,' who is just out of St. Joseph's Hospital, spent last Monday with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins spent last Thursday with Mrs. Fred Davis Who is staying with her son, Mr. Heber Davis, since she had the misfortune to break her hip. .1111111111111•1111111111.11M. Denfield Artist', Drags Praise Miss Gillian Saward of R,R, 2 Denfield, who earfy in Febru- ary, displayed her paintings at the Numero Gallery,Florence, Italy, not only received great praise for her work but had a portrait of herself published by a Florence newspaper, Miss Seward graduated in art from teal Tech in 1952. She spent 1955 at San Miguel de Al- lende Universtly, Mexico, On her return she exhibited her work not only at Tech but also at the London Pubile Art Gallery, ourse# School Euchre Mrs. Charles llaggar and Mrs. Harold Coursey were hostesses for the six -table euchre in the Coursey School last Friday night. Dame Fortune must smile on the Courseys, for both Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coursey won first prizes again, Second high score prizes went to Miss Loreen Hodgins and Mr. Charles Grose, and Mrs. Evan Hodgins won the prize for lone hands. Personal hams Miss Hattie Hodgins spent last Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Alvin McLean and family. made. One. of the highlights of tho Meeting was the presentation of Achievement Start to this group of ExploretS for trierrierization PHONE 571 and general linprOvement in eon - chid, ily MOM AS.. PATON Werict Pay Of tomer • low slips. The 'proceedswilt be CIVIrcil. was. held at 'St. .3anteS. Mr- and. Mrs- .Alan }IU .and Church for the Day of Prayer. family spent Sunday with the on Friday with guest speaker,• ,foriner's parents, Mr, and, Mrs, Parkhill. teewrsitt, Mrs, Arthur Erskine of n.a. a -Garfield Hill of -Crediton. Mrs. T. Collins, past president • Correetion—th error last week of the.W.A. of St. jaioes hod weeks trip to Florida,. of the W.M.S. .of the United it was mentioned that Mrs, Dow, Church were the leaders in the . aid Scott was president of Wins* A jolut service with the united. used for the school -trip in ;Tune. Mrs. Andy Carter, president returned :on Monday from a, ,six taking part were Mrs, Mrs. Wilfred Dixon. ,r.service. '. ley Guild. it shOttld have been Mr. and MO. Anlitir Simpson • • Mrs. A. IiiH, Mrs, B. Flynn, Mrs, Zrnie. Lewis, -Mrs' .Edsel-..1' 49111" Mrs, Z. Tomes, Mrs. Rea Neil, In Craighohn, Alba Otalg on lege, The flOwers at ' the altar lowing the service, the rector the Re'. 3, P.. Prot .7"*S-y-1- • ...caleabnr-aait'veed.i.tilylfir 111.. golden was assisted by Mr. Stanley wedding Tomes, student of Huron Col Alma Simpson) by Mrs. Resella SlinPsen- were placed in .memory of Mrs. Baptism At .St. James Wesley Revington ( the former ' On SundaY at St. Jame. s Chu..rch ,4. wUarss..spWenatl, Monday Elizabeth Collins, 84, - - • en's Missionary' Society, . and.Mr. Collins die. d., the same MeWilliain and following her .marriage to Edsell CellinS they farmed' in Biddulph Township ye.ar. and a life member of the. Worn, of the Clandeboye United Church Mrs. Collin was a member . the„. . . . ..„. MA”. socia Wilson1. lieboatnidr widew: of the late gdsell. Col. :tins passed away. in the Sunday.School roo.m fol- She was former 'Elizabeth Lewis, Following the .afternoon.' serv- -She is survived by. two Ms, ice the rector the Rev. J.. P. Leslie of London, Murray of Prest n conducted the rites of ; Ailsa Craig; • 0 n e daughter, baptism for David George, son : (Stella). Mrs. Gordon McDon- of Mr. and Mrs, Lynn 'Sawyer) ald, London; t w o -brothers, oafssiPsteetdr.altlhae. MreerteSrl.anland Stanley godies James McWilliams, Exeter and John McWilliam, London; six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The funeral -service was con. ducted. on Thursday from the Murdy funeral home, Lucan by Rev. Edgar Roulston hssisted parents were Miss Gwenneth Tomes and Mr. Tom Tomes. Bridal Shower Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mrs. Peter Banks of Sarnia were joint hostesses on Saturday eve- ning at the former's home for by Rev. A, E. Menzies. inter, Miss Shirley Ro rs of Kirkton ment was in Nursery Cemetery, and Mr. John Si son, bride and groom elect of Saturdayl. March 30. The couple received many gifts, Following the playing of genies a ballet -luncheon was served. Personal Items Mr. Maurice Simpson is hav- ing the second storey of his home made into an apartment with an outside stairway being added. ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Banks of Sarnia spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Maurice Simpson. • Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Sawyer and son, David George, of Pe- -trolia spent the weekend with Mrs, Sawyer's family, Mrs, E. Tomes. Mr. and Mrs. Chester 'Boyle (former Verna Simpson) of this district, and Mrs. Roselle Simp- son were guests of Mrs. E. Tomes on Tuesday. .They ha've been visiting Mrs. Boyle's sister Mrs. Pearl Cohoon of Birr, who has been ill, They expect to leave on Saturday for their home in Moosejaw, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paton of London were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Paton on Sunday. In the evening they all visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Paton in Parkhill. Mr. Dick Neil is visiting with bis niece, Mrs. Annie Turner in Detroit, Mr. Clifford 'Cunninghein; son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cun- ningham, was injured on Tues- day morning while at work. He is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, Miss Betty McIntyre, teacher, of S. S. No. 4 McGillivray and pupils, are having a sale of home baking, fanqy -work and articles made in the manual training on Thursday afternoon at the school. A draw will be made for an end table and pit- Mooresvil e. Pallbearers were 3, H. Paton, Maurice Simpson, Ivan Riddell, Ward Hodgins, Austin Bice and Rupert 'Williams. Lucan Personals Mrs. Walter Blonde and son, Joseph, of Chatham, were week- end guests with the. former's sister, Mrs. I; E. Conlin and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Simpson attended the Shaddock-Simpson wedding in Belleville last Satur- day. • Mrs. B. Langford left for Toronto on, Saturday to be With her sister, Mrs. William Butler., while Mr. Butler is in the hospi- tal, following an operation. Mr. Jim Young has purchased the home of the late Mrs. J. Preece. Rev, and Mrs. E. C. Attwell (nee Margaret Ashworth), of Sarnia, spent last- Saturday in Lucan, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Ashworth, when Mrs. Attwell was guest of honor at a family birthday party. Those wishing to see the plaque, won by The Lucan News, can see it in the drug store window. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mullens and family, „of London. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie Sr, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie, Jr., of London, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Haskett and family. Mrs. Jack Henson is 'a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. 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