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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-16, Page 16Poo. 14 The TimosAdvocato,.My 10, 1957 Limn And District News , Phons. .109- 1,,Usa.n orrespenclent: Miss I,ina Abbott Appoint Officials Another DaylWA 'Takes' Trip PUC' Board ForFestival Into Maritimes Kelvin Merkin has been given, On Friday evening the mem the contract for the Butler street T • hers of the Woman's Association The second annual /North Mid - drain. of the Lucan United Church were N ew ights are u be placed on dlesex Music Festival, sponsored itaken on an imaginary trip lt the Water tower, by the Liman Home and School , through. the Maritimes by Miss W. J. Frost's name has been Association, will again be held in Vera Wasnidge when she showed added to the P.U.C. t the auditorium of the Community her pictures and commented on Jack Murdy was named to re_ • Centre. Though scheduled for a YIP to the Eastern provinces. place the late John McLean number of entries that the after- s() great was the Miss Wasnidge has promised a :return engagement. on May 30 and 31, inoon of May 29 had to be added.; .111rs. Sheridan Revington re- . Lucan Pupil Wins a First I This year's entries more than Ported on the W.A. .Annual held Ilene. Donaldson, daughter of doubled last year's. !recently at Colborne Street Unit - Mrs, Harold Cobleigh, Grade 1-2 i May 29 will be ,given, to piano ed Church, London,. and ,Marlene Lucan teachers on her first at- entries with Mr, Clifford von Kus- : Revington told .of the Hi -Teen i tempt in, ''.a music festival came ; ter, of London Conservatory, as Conference held at Five Oaks first in a class of 4 last week at ; adjudicator; May 30 to rural. and during Easter Week. The new the. Oxford Company Music Fes- I church choirs and open vocals 'book shelf was displayed by vice- tival at Woodstock.pres., Mrs, George Paul, and 1 and May 31. to graded schools s 1 Marsha Ribson came fourth in ; with a night concert of all win- , many were borrowed, book a class of 78 with a mark of 84, ners. Eleven trophies and one Final plans were made for theBlossom Tea on Friday, May 17. janet•Keld got 78 and Jean Marie award have been donated and 15 : L 1 ankirt 77, Unfortunately some , shields purchased. A donatiob. of $25.00 was voted other girls were too late with Dr. Roy F. Fenwick, of Toronto to the Junior Choir for the pur- ! their applications to compete. will be adjudicator on May 30 and : chase of hymnaries, and a letter ; from the Presbytery Camp Com - Middlesex Inspector Chosen 131, 1 imam was read urging the sup - Ha r old Griffith, Middlesex ICGIT News Iport of all W.A. members on public school inspector, has been 1 The president, Beverly Butler , Camp Sunday, May 19. chosen to represent Western On presided for the cur, meeting i Flowers for the sanctuary for tario at the second course for , in the United Church parlors . May will be provided by the fol. school administrators in Edmon- !last Monday night. The worship :lowing members, Mrs. Myron ton, beginning last Tuesday. Se- 1 service was taken by Mrs. Geo. I Culbert, Mrs. William Frost, Mrs. t verity top educators from every ' Paul assisted by Ilene Donald- I C. H. George and Mrs, Cecil p See Trade Fair Success ly.14,4101,1) Did, you know that Detroit and .Vindsor are major targets in event of an :enemy attack and that with prevailing west winds, our area As In Pellataitt danger from, falleut?' This, and many other interest. ing facts, 1 learned from talking to Mr. Gavin, co-ordinator for civil defense in Western Ontario. yen too, can learn a great deal by visiting the Lucan Hobby and Trinity Pastor Conducts .Rites In a setting of :candelabra, white earnatiOns, snap-dtagons and bread -leaf ferns,Trinity Church, )3irr,was the scene of the wedding of Diane Florence Astles and Hugh Douglas Haney. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Alfred Asties of RR 2 Denfield and the .grooni is the son of Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Haney of Oakridge Acres, The Rev. A. H. Harrison an the Rev. J. F. Wagland offieiat !Trade Fair, May 23, 24: and .24 and seeing the civil .defense display. You will :alsobe able to. send !messages front the civil defense (traitor to. friends. in other parts .04 Canada :and U.S.A. Some very unusual :and inter- esting hobbies from all over West - [ern Ontario will be displayed in addition to in:any- craft and art exhibits front Liman and.. other • Don't forget the' big parade, led by the 2nd. R.C.R. Band and beginning at 7.3Q p.m. sharp, at the old post office, May 23.. The twilight horse race is: feat. ured on .Saturday in place of Fri- day night and will start .at 7 p.m. Raper ,skating will begin this Friday at 8 p.m, for those of you who have your own .skates, Rain has :somewhat delayed ac. tivities on the baseball diamond but with 'just a :little sunshine 85th Birthday Mr. Fred Armitage of Alice St, celebrated his eighty-fifth birth- day last Thursday with a family d gathering, Attending were Mr. - and Mrs. Ken Thar of BYron . iiie latter, as celebrant, th former as deacon and Willian Watson of Huron College, wer in charge of nuptial communio following the service. Given by .her father in mar riage the bride entered th the church to the singing o "Praise my soul. the King o Heaven". She was gowned in a cocktail length ensemble o white organza, with finger-tip sleeves and heirloom veil, She carried a white crested prayer book. Miss Kathryn Haney of Oak- ridge and Miss Loraine Sambell, of London as bridesmaid were gowned in cocktail length dres- ses' of pink and blue silk crys- al and carried baby mums and ink sweet -heart roses, The best man was Peter Mil- len of London, the ushers, Ross Gilette and Russell Sanger and the organist, Bill Ellam, orga- nist of Huron College. In the church parlors the bride's mother received, .gowned in. a blue ensemble with pink accessories. She was assisted by the groom's Mother in a blue gown with pink accessories. For traveling to Eastern On- tario, the bride changed to a tan sheath dress with three quar- e Mr. .and Mrs. Arnold Morley of Lucan, Mrs. Laverne Allison and e Janet Allison, of Ailsa Craig. n Mr. Armitage is enjoying good health,. He and Mrs, Armitage celebrated their golden wedding e last November. f Personal Items Mr, and Mrs, Frank Taylor and f Mrs. Russell Hedden, of Exeter, and Mrs. Lily Bissett, of Brant- ford, spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Hedden, • Canon and Mrs, H. B. Ashby, of Ayr, visited the rectory last week, the former accompanying Rev. J, P. Prest to the three-day Synod meetings in London. Mr. Charles Nixon, a lay delegate, of Ayr, was also a Tuesday guest, On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Prost attended the Bishopstowe tea. Mr. Allan Hodgins, of London, spent last Tuesday with his sis- ter, Mrs. Annie Fairies. A good representation of Angli- can Women's Auxiliary and Eve- ning Branch attended the W.A. Annual in London May 1 and 2, Mrs. Fred Armitage, who has been confined to her bed since her recent fall, is able to be up. Mrs. Clarence Frost spent last Friday in Clinton, the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Carter. Personal Margaret Armitage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armitage, entertained last Wednesday on her eleventh birthday. province are taking this three son. Mrs. G. E. Nicholson con- ' week course at the University , tinned the stuffing of animals of of Alberta. I the WMS bale. Evening Auxiliary Flans were made for the mo - Mrs. Jack Hardy was hostess Ther and daughter banquet on . for the May meeting of the Ang- June 24. Mrs. Paul extended an invitation to the group to visit lican Evening Auxiliary. last her cottage near Grand Bend at! Wednesday evening there were 1 12 members present. The presi- a later date, dent, Mrs. Clarence Haskett led ! in the devotions and the Litany j London Church assisted by Mrs. Cecil Lewis. Mrs. B. H. Elliott assisted by , " I N S upt cen1 Other than th.e loss Of a e 14, Blessed Sacrament Church London, was the settingforth wedding last Saturday mornin of Angela Blanche Lewis, daugh ter of John Lewis, Arva, and th late rs,Lewis, and Michae Austin Crunican, Lucan, son o the late Mr. and Mrs. John Cru Mean, The Rev. Fr. Paul Crunican cousin of the groom, officiated a the double -ring ceremony. The bride wore a floor-lengt gown of nylon tulle and lace styled with fitted bodice, lily point sleeves and Peter Pan col • lar, trimmed with pearls and se ouins. A pearl tiara held he finger-tip illusion veil and she car I ried a bouquet of red roses, Orchid, aquamarine and yello ensembles were worn by th bride's attendants, Mrs. Frase Steele, her sister's Matron o honor, Miss Pauline Dewan bridesmaid, and Miss Monna Johnston, junior bridesmaid, Gerald Crunican was best man and ushers were Wilfred Lewis, brother of the bride, and John Crunican, brother of the groom. For traveling the bride wore a navy two-piece dress, white nylon topcoat and navy and white ac- cessories with corsage of pink roses. The couple will live on the groom's farm near Lucan. Found Joanne Ribson, while playing in her garden dug up a child's gold ring with an 1860 gold piece. In- side were six initials. Scouts' Outing Scout Master Harold Whyte, patrol leaders Terry Culbert and Paul Conlin and ten other Scouts attended the fourth annual Huron District Camporee at the Clinton Scout Camp over the weekend where Terry Lawrence, Exeter, was camp chief of the 98 Scouts and leaders. In spite of the weatherman's ack of co-operation, activities went on as usual even to the planting of trees and outdoor cooking. Lions Attend Rally Over a dozen Lucan Lions at - ended the District Rally at Park- hill last Monday and Mrs. Harold ucky draw. Vhyte won a lawnif chair in a Lucan Dogs Win Again Mrs. 'Eileen Currie, of the Lu - an Brialin's Kennel, showed her 'Ziska Snow Stormer" and his ight months old daughter "Bria- in's 'Una" at the Forest City Ken - el Dog Show in London last Sat- rday. Both' does won for her great onor. Of the six Samoyeds min- ding the former came first in he Canadian -bred dog class and Iso reserve winner's male, The atter came first in junior puppy emale, also best Canadian -bred nippy in the breed. and winner's female and best of opposite sex, She won her first peinte towards her championship, In two weeks she will be tip against keen opposition when she shows her dogs at Auroro. Robb. Misses Dana Culbert and Bon- nie Drennan sang .duets. Fir. What might have been a serious fire occurred in the dispensary of the Radcliffe Drug Store last Fri- day. Fortunately a pail was standing beside a near -by sink so Mr. Radcliffe and Mr. Nicklin had the fire out before the fire department arrived inside of la three minutes.. Mrs, Jack Steacy and Mrs. Cal- i type - vin Haskett had charge of the study book. "East of Burma Mrs. Norman Hardy gave a report of the WA Annual recent- ly held in London. 4-H Club Officers Sandra Keffer was elected pre- iicient of the Birr 4-H Home- making project, "The Club Stands on Guard," when mem- bers niet at the home of their leader, Mrs. Frank Liddell. Other officers include, vice -pre- sided, Evelyn Hodgins; secre- tary, Sylvia Corsaut; assistant Gladys O'Neil; pianists, Gladys O'Neil and Carol Stanley, Assistant leaders are Mrs. Ken Hardy and Mrs. Clarence Lewis, • Teacher's Meeting Mrs, .Toe Grace of SS No. 4 Biddulph was hostess for the • May meeting of the Biddulph and North London Teacher's As- sociation last Tuesday. Most of the session was spent in the making of plans for Field Day to be held on the grounds of the Granton Public School June 7. WI News The Lucan WI last Tuesday afternoon sponsored a Euchre and Bridge in the Community Memorial Centre, to raise funds to replace the shrubs in front of the Arena which had been winter -killed. ''he committee con- sisted of the president, Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mrs. Erwin Scott and Mrs. George Paul. Tickets were sold on a cup and saucer donated by Mrs. F'hil- pott and was won by Mrs. Harold Whyte. Mrs, Thomas Lee won the prize for euchre and Mrs. F. W. Hovey won the prize for bridge Shut -In Attends W.A. The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church held its postponed May meeting at the home of Mrs. 1 Jack Murdy last Wednesday aft- ernoon, with the president, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane, in the chair, Mrs. C. W. Hawkshaw at the piano and Mrs. James Hodgins, Mrs. Roy Stanley and Mrs. Mc- Farlarie assisting as hostesses. '• The devotional was taken by 1VIrs. Mitchell Haskett and by Mrs. D. A. Ashworth, one of the ' branches' shut-ins, Who was able to be out after being shut in all 'Winter, c• A number of Interesting 'reports were made on the seventieth an- e nual meetings in London, May 1 I and 2. Mrs, Jack IVItirdy, in her n report on the Little Helpers, sug- u Bested a church service be 'held, this year in place of the regular h •Little Helpers' party, Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs. Harold Hodgins and t Mrs. Beatson gave reports. a The Spring Deanery at Byron 1 Mine 3 was discussed and plans f ter transportation made. e • rriter, damage was slight, except ter matching coat. , for water damage. g Personal Items - • Barbara Ready, daughter of e Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ready, enter - I tamed a number of her friends at f a birthday party last Wednesday. - One of the highlights of the eve- ; ning was a scavenger hunt. , ; The Lewis Bros., who recently t completed the post office lobby, are now erecting school slides, h swings, toolshop and, backstops for baseball and basketball. Re- cently they were given the con- tract for .four new Biddulph bridges, Mrs. 'T. Brooke,of Luean, who • has been on the sick list, was en- tertained by her grandson, Har- old Brooke, of London, last Sat- urday, and treated to a fowl din- e • ner in honor of Mother's Day. • Rev. E. M. Cook is a patient I in St. Joseph's Hospital following t' The next meeting ,will be held at the home of Mrs. J. teatson. Mrs. Wilson Hodgiris, Mrs, Irene Cattily and Mrs. C. li. Hawk - thaw volunteered to at as host- esses.- t I OOOO l ItIltilittlifil11811111111111#1MMItIMIVINI l I tttt II t 1111111111i11101111 lllllllll ll lll l ; lll nut; tt t Have Your Hair Styled At I 1 Joyce's Beauty Salon LUCAN Open Tuesdoy Thought Saturday 9 ,a,m, to 6 p.m, Socializing hit OLD WAVES. AND HAIR STYLING Joyce .MacDonald, Prop PHONE 19 FOR APPOINTMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Benn, of To- ronto, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berm, 1 Miss Edith Frost, of Buffalo, spent a few days last week with her brother, Mr. W. J. Frost and Mrs. Frost, Mrs. M. 0. Smith spent list w,eek-end in Petrolia, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Du Puis and other friends, returning home with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer and family. Mrs. Alvin McLean visited her sister, Miss Hattie Hodgins. now at Green Gables' Nursing Home. Parkhill, last Thursday and found her still in bed but feelins. better. Rev. E. C. Attwell, of Sarnia, visited with Mr. and Mrs, D. A. Ashwell last week. Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. James Dunleavy, of London, were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haskett. Mr. Harold Butler Jr., who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, returned home on Sun- day. • Miss Joan •McLean who has been ' attending Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston, is enjoying a well- earned rest at her home here. Miss Kate Bowyer has returned home after a two-week visit in Detroit where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moor - Two -year-old Janet' " Henson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack jtenson. is a eain a patient in South Huron Hospital. Jim Blake, of Lucan, was among the Medway students who attended Onen House at the 0.A.C,, Guelph, last week. ' Mr. Alfred Hodgins arrived home last Wednesday and Mrs. Alvin McLean spent a few days with him. Reta Jeanne Densmore. smal)4 daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Densmore, was bapti7ed in the Pentecostal 'Fiolin.ss Church, ort Sunday by Rev. F. P, Thomson. Mrs. Thornton and Mr. Ed Butler Mother's Day Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, of De: troit, with Mrs, Irene Coursey. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNaugh- ton and family and Mrs. Harvey Revington, of London, with Mr, Wes Revington and family. Mrs. Walter Fitzsimmons, Mr. Edward FitzSimmons and two daughters, of Thorndale, and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Robinson,. of Lon- don, .with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins, Mrs. Oscar Hodgins, who has been nursing in Strathroy, wita her daughter, Mrs. Charles Grose and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Reming- ton and family, with Mrs. Grace Welbourn, of London. Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and family, of Brinsley; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lee and Mrs, Leonard Mitchell, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter, of Retroit, and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Langford, with Mr. and Mrs, John Casey. Mrs. Ronnie Coleman and Mr. Harold Brooke, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McFalls and Lary and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, of Lucan, with Mrs. T. Brooke. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reidy and family, with Mr. Ready's mother, Mrs. A. J. Ready, St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Charles George and daughter Ellen, and Mr, and Mrs, William ,George, all of Lon- don, with Mrs. Brokenshire. Present at a family and Mothers' Day 'dinner in honor of Mrs. Cecil Neil's birthday at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Emerick's were Miss Margaret Neil, Mr. Glen Front, Miss Gladys Mc- Rann, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neil and family. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Thar, of By- ron, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armitage. Saintsbury By MRS. H. DAVIS Ladies' Guild Plan For Future The Ladies' Guild of St. Pat- rick's church met at the home of Mrs. Earl Atkinson on Thurs- day evening. The president, Mrs, Harry Car- roll, persided and conducted the worship assisted by Mrs. Atkin- son. Each member brought an article for the bazaar. The evening was spent in mak- ing plans for future work. Mrs. Harvey Latta and Mrs. Dean Gibson assisted the hostess. W.A. Plan For Bazaar On Friday afternoon the W.A. of St, Patrick's church met at the home of Mrs. Earl Atkinson with Mrs. Heber Davis in the were godparents. chair. Mrs, James Turner as - Mrs, Annie Fairies who spent sited in the devotional period, the winter in London and Chicago The afternoon was spent in is home for the summer. planning for the bazaar and tea Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith, of to be held in the parish hall on T,onclen, called on Lucan friends June 12, last Saturday. Mrs, Kenneth MeGouti (nee Ptr,""61,fterf, , Edna McDou f 1 of nas trarliamt Pleanh gall), ormer y am an dLotrtnr6hai•m5 roenittirrenaeldmwhhoereesih0Loewan; With M. and Mrs. M. Abbott, 3'. Davis were guests the guest of Mr. and Mre. Frank Mr and btra. .James Turner and MeGonn and Mr. and Mrs, Mrs Fred DaviS during the past • ford MeGoun. While there she at. week. tended the wedding of her grand- Mr. and Mrt- Thigh Davis, son. Beverly MeGetin. Heather And Michael attended An/IX t's, T. C, McFarlane nerit a church se'rYke at Centralia few days last week in Niagaral:nite„d ure nd were guests Falls, with Mr, ga Mrs, George Me. Rev. ,T, P. Prest attended thP Deanery Chanter meeting ALI Mi -€s Alimerie Davis, Lon. I StrIthroY last rriday. don, And Mem Davis, •, Exeter, Mrs. Albert Knowles, dranton'e spent f5„Pri,daY at the borne of eldest resident, has celebrated their parctle, Mr, and Mrs. her 93rd birthday. She lives alone Heber 1).avis, and is still able to de her own Mr, end .Mrs. Jim Mugsford, honteevork, Toronte, the weekend with Mr. and Mt's. Arnold Charlton, Mr. and Mrs, Murray Abbott, ilderton. *vete Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meteart. Michael Atkinadi. of T:ondnn, In the past deeade the two stied That vveeti-ehtl wufh hi mast impertatit econetrile devel. traedrnether. Mr. Wee Atkinson, l�nmonts for Canada have been returning heme with his neirents, the diseevery that the country Mr, and Mrq. Gerald Atkinsoil, hes vast elf and gas and uranium emeeffebeseeereolnereeffieeeteoefeemeeneetheefeeTA Sunday evening. retotit Ceti A stranger to the city asked a young bpy to direct him to a certain bank, "I'll show you the way," replied the lad. And he walked the three blocks with the visitor. "That'll be one dollar," he said, as they arrived at the bank. "That seems mighty high to me," came the protest, "It is," replied the boy, "but you've got to remember, bank directors make a lot of money." things will soon be popping. A few of the boys tried out this new game .of floor hoekcy and found it to their liking. You should be hearing more about this be- fore too. long. Flan for Flower Sunday The Luca o United -Church school teachers and officers met on Saturday evening in, the school room. Plans were made for the annual Flower Sunday service on Awe 9, when Miss Beverley Butler and Douglas Solomon will take part. Ushers will be teen-age boys and the Junior Choir will be in at. tenclance. Mrs. C. H. George and Mrs, George Thomson will assist the flower committee of the W.A. in the decorating .of the sanc- tuary, It was decided to ask the Eve- ning Auxiliary. to provide super- vision for the Nursery Class un- der the direction of MISS Marie Lewis. Film strips for the months of July and August are to be or. dered, with Mrs. Hervey Lang. ford,. Misses Marlene Ilevington and Gladys McMann and Mr. Har old Whyte in charge. The com- ini•ttees for ordering new hymn slides was appointed as follows:: Mrs, Murray Hodgins, Mrs. Lang. ford and the superintendent, Mr, C. 13. Culbert, Auxiliary Legion. Meeting The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion 540, held its May meeting in the new Legion Hall, Tuesday, May 7. In the absence of the president, Mrs, A. E. Reilly, vice -p residen t, Mrs, Dwight Ball, presided.' Owing to the Hobby and Trade Fair it was decided to postpone the next bake sale till the fourth Saturday of June. The mystery Prize was won by Mrs. Cecil Holmes. The lunch hostesses included Mrs. F, Brown, Mrs, Harold Butler Jr, and Mrs. IL T. Bond. Former Lucanite In Fire, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tubb (nee Beth Hodgins), who were married in Lucan last October nearly lost their home 'last Tuesday in Mitchell's tragic fire, Their home, directly across from the fire, was badly blistered, windows . were cracked from, the extreme heat and flowers inside the windows killed. Mrs. Tubb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgms, and brother, Don, were up to see the damage on Wednesday. Personal Items *Rev. J A. E. J.ohnston, of Chatham, was a Tuesday visitor with Mr and Mrs. Harold Corbett. Mrs. Marion Joseph and Syd- ney, visited with the former's mother, Mrs. S. Chown and fam- ily, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Smythe, of Byron, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coughlin one day last, week. Mr. Harold Lee and Mrs. Ken- neth Carter and Patricia were Saturday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tee. Canadian Cancer Society - • 1 • Al, 11 HODGINS MRS, A. MacIliTtgli - President •Secretary 3 191111wommalillimaimpimitsmilli t 140000o4timplAmmomm01111401101.041t10 ttttttt 4! pow And District Broinh. The Exeeuuve or the above Bauch of the CanadialiCanter Society wish to take this AMU Al expressing them *mama - ton to those who volunteered, their services, on behalf' et the Society,. to make the recent door-to-door canvas which resulted in our raising a total of $990.00 :Special..tbapkg are: due to the members of the various women's organizations who were responsible for :the major part of the planning tor and execution of this. work. We wish all District residents and organizations to know that (he Cancer Society exists not only in April, to raise funds, but is prepared all year round, to co-operate with and assist in bringing educational media or welfare services to those who request them, Hobby And Trade FAIR. LUCAN May 23, 24 and 25 Thursday; May. 23 PARADE—Led by the Second R.C.R. Band at 7,30 p,m, SEE HEIDI THE WONDER DOG—Direct from a triumphant appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show FREE KIDDIE RIDE • .Friday, May 24 PUBLIC SCHOOL SQT.JARE DANCING CONTEST in the Arena Auditorium DANCE—Music by -the Keynotes Saturday, May 25 TWILIWIT HORSE RACE at 7.30 p.m., Admission. free. AMATEUR SHOW • Prizes: Children 12 and under, $15, $10, $5 Adults, $25, $10, $5 GRAND DRAW for a Ladies' or Gent's Suit.of Clothes Watch for announcements of many other special attractions. Get your entry forms for Hobby and Crafts Displays, • Square-dancing contest and Amateur Show by contacting Lucan Arena. ARMY DISPLAY CIVIL DEFENCE DISPLAY JOHN LABATT'S DRIVING CLINIC FERRIS WHEEL AND MERRY-GO-ROUND . U4 MeteormAhe surest wa, to a fun -filled s Sists,S•s: 4?: a RIDEAU FOUR -DOOR SEDAN —chrome -concealed centre pillars and straight roofline give exciting hardtop look. 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