The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-23, Page 14Page 14 The Thres-Adypeate, January 23, 1958
Official Of Legion Installs Executive
Twenty-seVen inembers of the
Legion Auxiliary met in the Le-
gion halls -'1'hursclay. for the in-
stallatien of the offtcers by M.
Dwight Ball, past president
:the Lucan Canadian Legion.
President is Mrs, Mary Ball,
,vice-presidents, Mrs. Marjorie
RUmmella and Mrs. Veda ,Smith;
treasurer, Airs. Helene Stocks;
Seeretary,, Airs. Val Brown; ser-
geant -at -arms, Mrs. Barbara
Knight; .executiv.., Aim Ethel
Bgan, Mrs. Doris Butler, Mrs.
.i'ancis Bell, Mrs, June Weller.
An,out-cloor barbecue was pre-
sented to the retiring president,
Lucan
Arena
Schedule
THURSDAY, JAN. 23
5;30-4130--Pti 1)1 lc Sett tint S Ka Ong
4:30-6 :00-1,epra nos
Pee IN ee Hockey)
713o -south, idti tesex
}turkey ( gnitilex)
FRIDAY, JAN. 24
4 :00-(i Iris Pee BacheS
5 40-7 o r it ale Pa bile
School
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Edward
SATURDAY, JAN. 25
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1.011d on .Bit eons
R:00-7 00-1111 es !locker
7 :00-S ;15-0 ah rld g Acre:.
Midgets vm, Zurich.
8113 -10:00 -Public Skating',
9:00-12 :00-718 in The Hail
10 Canadian Pia yboys
SUNDAY, JAN. 26
3:00. -3:00 -Public Skit 1 ing
MONDAY, JAN. 27
400-0 :W. -Med IVA y High School
Practise
;013--Sto I II Middlesex
„Hockey (3 nmen)
TUESDAY, JAN. 28
4:00-6 :00 -Luta n 1,e p ra eh au as
Pra et bre
I/ :00-5:00-11r11 Telephone
S:30-hnci,n 1 ei V
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29
2:00-4 :00-R.C.11
4:00 -3:00 -Public School ?Mating
5:00-6:00-Lucan Rant/1ms
7 :00-11:00-11 etirrny Hockey
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THURS. JAN. 30 .
3:440-4 :30 -Pub I lc Nchnol A ka ling' .;
7 ;30 -Son t to IM id diem. x 1
League (3 games)
Mrs. Gladys Reilly. The lunch
conveners were Mrs. Mary Ball,
Mrs.. Gladys Itelily, Mrs. Mar-
jorie Rummell. Airs. Loraine
Smith arranged an attractive
table, ,centred with two cakes,
one in honor of the past presi-
dent .and the other in honor of
Airs. Dave Egan who that week
celebrated a birthday.
The mystery prize - a .cup and
saucer, was won by Mrs. Kay
Hagar,
Eve.ning" :Auxiliary
'Airs. Art Black was hostess for
14 members of the United.Church
Evening Auxiliary last Tuesday
evening. The president, Mrs. A.
E. Reilly, presided. Two hundred
and eighty dollars was voted to
be sent to the Presbyterial secre-
tary.
Appointed to the nominating
committee were Mrs. Jens An-
dersen and Mrs. Ivan Hearn;
finance, Airs. Bass McRoberts,
Mrs, Charles Sovereign. Mrs.
George Thomson, Airs. Jens An-
dersen and Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son; membership committee,
Mrs. B. J. Roberts, Mrs. Dave
Park, Mrs. George Paul and Mrs,
J. B. Ready.
Mrs. Earl Young, Mrs. Art
Black, Airs. Howard Kew assist-
ed with the worship service and
Mrs. George Paul continued the
study book on ancient Japan.
Mrs, A. E. Reilly poured tea at
the buffet luncheon which fol-
lowed the meeting.
Robert Smythe
Born In England
Robert Smythe, 86, after a•
lengthy illness, died in Westmin-
ster Hospital on Sunday, Jan.
19.
He lay at rest in the C. Has-
kett and Son funeral home, Lu -
can until 9 30 Tuesday when
he was taken to St. 'Patrick's
church, Biddulph for Requiem
High Mass at 10 a.m., Rev, J.
A. Mackesy officiating, Inter-
ment was in adjoining cemetery,
Pallbearers were John Wheli-
han, Jerry Whelihan, Harold
Ryan, Don Revington, Joe Has-
kett and 1Vm. McIhargey.
Mr, Smythe was born Feb. 17,
1871 in Ipswick, Suffolk, Eng-
land. He came to Granton at
the f 16 working on the
C.N.R. between London and
Stratford. He was a veteran of
the Boer War.
He married Mary Jackson in
1905 and moved to Lucan in
1914 where his wife predeceased
him 10 years ago, also one
daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Cough-
lin, in 1955.
He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Calcott of Lu -
can, three sons, John Smythe
of Byron andWilliam and. John
of London also 11 grandchildren
and six great grandchildren.
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Lucan
And District News
Corresponsientt Miss Lino Abbott
Phone 109 Lucan
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Girl Guide
The January meeting of the
Lucan Woman's institute was
held in the Community Centre
i last Thursday afternoon with
the vice-president, Mrs. Wes
Hodgins, in the ehair, owing to
the illness of the president and
Mrs. Sheridan Revington at the
'
Thirty members answered the
; roll call by repeating 'a. poem
; learned at school. These ran-
ged from. "Mary had a little
!iamb." to "The quality of mercy
; is not strained."
Achievement Day will he held
at Medway School. February 15.
For the Home Economics and
III:coati meeting Airs. Jack
Steacy reported she had se-
cured a representative from
the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Ito give a demonstration on Feb-
ruary 20 not 21 as printed in
the programs.
The vice-president reported
that Mr. Harold Ribson and Mr.
Merton Culbert had wrapped all
the shrubs and that the new
record player had arrived and
was proving satisfactory.
It was decided to leave the
arrangement for the trip to the
cancer clinic, in the hands of the
Children Perform !PS Patro
At Church Supper
- -
The AMMO. pot -luck supper of
Holy Trinity Church congrega-
tion was held in. the church
basement last Friday eVening.
The turn -out wasn't quite as
large as usual due to the cold
night and the great amount of
siekness,
Following the supper, films
and a program were presented
in the Parish Hall. Rev, Prest
had charge of the former and
Miss Lina Abbott presided for
the latter. The little people
staged an enjoyable program un-
der the leadership of Miss 'Bette
Leake and Mrs. Clarence Hardy.
Lucan children are particularly
proficient as soloists and pia-
nists. Numbers by four little
tap -dancers added much to the
program as well as Tommy Har-
dy with his guitar. The pre-'
school children, as usual were
appreciated.
A silver collection was taken
at the end of the program and
the seven dollars will be given
to Missions.
Men's Club
Speaking on "The Definition
of Man," Dr. Duncan McTavish,
pastor of the Oakridge Acres'
United Church was the guest
k 1 J r
executive. spec er t anuaD meeting
Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs. Gor- of theLucan Unitod Church Elects Officers
Mens Club in the church par-
don Banting Mrs Jack Steacy
Aids Safety
The recently organized Public
:School Patrol began .operating
last Tuesday morning in front
of the school and just north of
the Anglican rectory.
The original sponsors of the
project were the members of
the Lucan Lions Club who pur-
chased the wince belts but it
,
wasn t until the .principal Mr.
;Wesley Clow and trustees con-
, tacted the Ontario Safety League
that mech headway was made. '
I Mr. Carl Laybburn, Field Rep-
; resentative of Toronto visited
ithe school explaining to prin-
•
cipal, .trustees and local police
; the splendid results of similar
;patrols in other places.
Application forms were sent
t out to parents and 23 were re-
turned, Of the 23 Mr. Clow chose
the ten which in his estimation
would be most reliable; Captain,
Bob Chown; first shift, Michael
Murdy, Dana Culbert, Shirley
E.merick; second. shift, John
Ribson, Ilene Donaldson, Carole
Davis; third shift, Ward Hod-
gins, Mae Cobleigh and Judy
Haskett,
Granton Lodge
, . •
and Mrs. Wes Hodgins, were tors last Wednesday night.
nam
ed to purchase material to
ake layettes for the Unitarian iThe film "The 8th Sea" show-
mng the St. Lawrence Sea -way
Service, Anyone having used or project was shown by 11r, Har -
new sweaters for children 3-15 old Whyte.
' years is asked to phone Mrs. The president Mr, Clarence
Scott or the president, Mrs. Mur- Stanley presided and Mr. Alden
ray Hodgins as soon as pos- Walker's group had charge of
sible. program and refreShments.
* A goodly number signed up for
the millinery course, Mar. 13, London M
A CT h' 1 Ed em ers
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17. s izens anc tie a.
tion convener, Airs. Cecil Robb
took over. She spoke briefly on Entertain YPU
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Mrs. George Wilson's report,
then gave a resume othe The regular LUcan-Clandeboye
f
,
Scotch hook, 'Wee Gillis' before YP.U. meeting was held in the
introducing the guest speaker, Lucan United Church on Sun -
Miss Grace Legg of Birr, who day evening with a splendid at -
spoke on the Girl Guide Meet in tendance of 30. Owing to the
England, July 9 to August 10, absence of both president and
Miss Legg was fortunate in be• vice president, Lynette Walpole
ing one of the 99 Canadians to presided.
be chosen as a delegate from During the business session it
Canada. Of the 99 Guides, 45 was decided to accept the in -
went to England and the re- vitation of the Lieury to
mainder to Switzerland. Miss attend, Monday, Janfiary 27
their 'riff Night" (Training,
Inspiration, Fun and Fellow-
ship.)
The executive of the London
Y.P.U. put on the program,
Wilma Wilmore, president pre-
siding. Loraine Galbraith, secre-
tary, conducted a sing -song,
Alice Brooksbank led in the
I brought back from England in- games and Yvonne Clipperton,
eluding manv pins and souve- the educational leader, told a
guides from other countries.
nirs which she had traded with missionary story.
IMrs. Erwin Scott was lunch
Mrs. Irwing Gibson, Mrs. Erle
Young, Mrs. ,Tack Steacy and
Mrs. William Brownlee.
Anne Marie Davis
Dies At Age 98
Anne Maria Davis • 98, passed
away Monday, January 13 in
Kingsway Lodge, St. Marys,
I Ont. She lay at rest in the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Hoine
i till 2 p.m.. Wednesday. Inter-
ment was in St. Marys Ceme-
tery.
Her only survivors are ne-
; phews and nieces.
iCoursey School Euchre
Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and
I Mrs. Lawrence Hodgins were
I hostesses for a five table euchre
at the Coursey School last Fri-
day evening.
High score prizes went to Miss
Loreen Hodgins and Mr, George
Hodgins. Second high score pri-
zes
were won by Mrs. Guy
Ryan and Mr. Toni Coursey and
the lone hand prizes by Mrs.
Evan Hodgins and Mr. Allan
Rya n.
The next euchre will be Jan-
uary 31 with Mrs. Harold Cour-
sey and Mrs. Chas. Huggar as
hostesses.
Lucan Loses To Oakridge
In a 0.M.H.A. South Middle-
sex Midget League game here
Saturday Oakridge Acres de-
feated Lucan 5-3, Hugh Conlin,
Vic Neil and Paul Conlin were
Lucan's goal getters,
Two injuries marred the gaine.
Jim Cairns of Oakridge Acres
suffered a four -stitch gash over
his left eye and Keith O'Neil a
broken wrist and head injury.
The scores for games at Lu -
can Monday evening were:
Lucan 7 Byron 2
Oakriclge Acres 4 Ailsa Craig 1
Lambeth 12 ilderton 1.
Birr Gets New Minister
Thomas Griffen a student
minister at Huron College, Lon-
don will have charge of Thiel. -
ton, Grace Church, Birr, Trinity
Church and London Township,
St. George Church. Mr. Griffen,
a married man with one (laugh -
Ler, Lynn, became a deacon last
December 21. He will be or-
dained in May.
Legg gave an interesting account
of her trip over on the Empress
of Britain, places she visited in
England and camp life in gen-
eral. She was one of 100 girls
in the choir to sing for the
Queen. At the conclusion of her
talk' Miss Legg displayed many
articles of interest which she
convener and was assisted by
Shower of Cards
Mrs, Dave Eyan, who ceiebrat- f
ed her birthday Aionday„Ianuary,
13, was surprised and delighted ;
to receive a shower of birthday
cards from members of the Le-
gion Auxiliary and other friends,
Lucan Players Assist Medway
Th the senior Medway -Tech
game at Lucan Wednesday the
score was 4-2 in favor of Pea ,
but hi the junior game the score
was 643 in favor of Medway. Paul I
COfflift scored a goal in each
game. Barry 131ack scored two
junior goals, Frank Mgati and
Don Laokin roach scored a senior
gamgoal.
Please Titrii to Pao. 15 ,4
Officers elected by Court Carl-
ton Foresters Lodge included
PCR, John Bryan; CR, Fred
Cook; VCR, Malcolm Spence;
financial secretary, William
Legg; recording secretary, Ken-
neth Hodgins; treasurer, Walker
Gibson; chaplain, Hamilton
Hodgins.
Conductor, George Jameson;
SW, Roberts Garrett; JW, Elwyn
Bryan; SB, Gerald Bern; JB,
Eldon Westman; auditor,. Clare
Westman; court physician, Dr.
F. S. Kipp.
Medway Euchre
The Medway Euchre Club held
a four -table euchre at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Lewis*
last Friday. High score prizes
were won by Mrs. Earle Mid-
dleton and Mr. Wilbert. Stanley;
consolation prizes by Mrs. Wm.
McComb and Mr. Earle Middle-
ton and lone hand prizes by
Mrs. Otto Daley and Mr.. Bill
Stewart.
The next euchre will be held
at Mr, Bill Stewart's Feb. 1,
Personals
Mrs. Tom Brooke, who has
been confined to her home for
the past four months, with a.
heart condition, had Mr, Harold
Brooke, of London, as a weekend
guest and Mr. and Mrs. John
Pollard and Mrs. Greta Hodgins,
of Exeter, as Sunday guests.
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