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AMATEUR
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GRAND BEND
UNITED CHURCH
Sun,, April 20
7:30 p,I11.
Rev, A. E. Holley, Pastor
EVERYONE WELCOME
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI. & SAT,
April 17, 18 and 19
"LONELY MAN"
* Jack Palance
* Anthony Perkins
NEWS CARTOON
MON., TUES. & WED.
April 21, 22 and 23
"20 MILLION MILES
TO EARTH"
* Joan Taylor
* William Hopper
rind on the same program
"THE WEREWOLF"
* Pon Magowan
* Steve Ritch
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"DELICATEDELINQUENT"
* Jerry Lewis
* Martha Hyer
Thi* Week in
V;ifl:.heISea
By MRS.. F. HQRNE
i7trrsont4 ,tins
to be out i1'I1. Ilorace. llelbridge
following
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A / A ■able
1.uciarArena Activities
Pee )Afees Best In Cana:4,a
cent operation at St. Joseph's
kloS ito ,London.
Mrs, Garnet Miners visited last
Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs, How-
ard
Johns,. Elimville North,
A nuritbee of ladies from. this
viclitilJ' were guests of Thames
lined W.M:S, .on Wednesday last
at Thames ]toad iChercll, Mrs.
McVtttie, sof Brussels, was guest
speaker and gave an interesting
and inspiring; Baster message,
Mrs.i-toward Dayrnan and chil-
dren, of •i{ippen, visited last
Saturday with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, William Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn and
family, aceorpanied by Mr. and
Mrs, Hervey Skinner, of St.
Paul's, motored to Owen Sound
last Sunday and visited with rela-
lives there.
Alr, Fred Deibridge , has corn -
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eted site first year of his course
al the Western Ontaria Agricul-
Wel School, Ridgetown, and is
home Ior the summermonths.
s,
Mrs. William Armstrong, Ken -
nail and Joyce of Detroit spent
the Easter holidays with the
former's daughter land son in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Ford,
Miss Joanne Miners Of Elim-
vine visited for a couple of days
recently with her grandmother,
Mrs, Garnet Miners,
Miss Maureen Hudson of Lon-
don was a holiday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wal-
ters,
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Skinner'
and family of St. Pauls visited
on Sunday with, Mr, and Mrs,
Bison Lynn,
School reopened on Monday
with Mrs. Reg Hodgen, Thames •
Road and Mrs. Abbott of Saints-
bury in charge,
The local euchre club enjoyed
supper. and a social evening at
Etunville hall on. Monday eve-
ning,
Larry Lynn spent a few days
during the' holidays with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Har-
vey Skinner of St. Pauls.
Mr, William Armstrong, Air.
and Mrs, Dale Armstrong and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Armstrong and Stephen, Mr,
Clarence Armstrong, all of De-
troit, also Mr, and Mrs. New-
man Baker of Wellburn were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Ford.
45th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cann,
Exeter, were surprised last Wed-
nesday on the occasion of their
45th wedding anniversary when
they were entertained to a duck
dinner at the hem of their son,
Mr. arid Mrs. Arnold Cann.
A few friends gathered in the
evening at the celebrants' home
and played cards. Mr. and Mrs,
Cann were the recipients of a
pair of bedroom lamps,
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Annual Meeting
Huron County TB Assoc,
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Monday, April 28
8:00 p.m.
, Everyone Is Invited To Attend
E. D. BELL MRS. J. 1B. RUSSELL
President Executive Secretary
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Ladies' Auxiliary To South Huron Hospital
Rumrnage Sale
and
Furniture Auction
Saturday, April 26 - 1:00 p.m.
EXETER LEGION HALL
Town' Wide Pickup, Friday April 25
Have articles gut at the curb by 1:00 p.m. on Friday
Or phone 3324.
Clean used clothing in good repair or household
accepted.
all kinds
articfox of
This advertisement. is donated to the Ladies Auxiliary
by Bell 8 Laughton.
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Nafure
for
Community Leaders
and
Naturalists
At
Ryerson Beach Camp
'Co consist of daily field trips; study of 'birds, trees,
plants, reptiles and animals; discussions and research
sessions on hstronemy; Sooiai progralllmes a11d films.
Fri,, May 16 to- Mon, May 19
tcttitatt Recreefion director Larry Heidet tar
for further pertltulars tit 333 Exeter.
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I By HARQl,P ,RIESON
Hello folks! We're back again,
after a brief sojourn. What Tor?
Why
a
to sing few praises
a ;'' v i ai es of
1
1
course, along with presenting
some bald facts,
Lucaa has "pound for pound"
and "khan for man", the best
!yes, best) peerwee hockey team
n anada total weight ctt
the forward line is 215 pounds.
Add to that 235 pouflds, sunt total
of tWo defense and a goalie and
you have Soo pounds of super
hockey talent,
There was some talk of other
learns in the Goderieh tourney
being "iron men", but outside of
a few worried parents, most
everyone seemed to averibok the
fart that a handful of Lepre-
chauns were the real "men of
steel.,,
1f I were asked to select any
one star of the show, I'd have to
name 15 of them, because l'm
!Sure you'll agree it takes some
pretty fine courage .and :sports-
manship to dress game after,
game and hold down the bench.
`But our boys were a cheerful
lot, with an ever -ready word of
encou
theiceargement, for the man on
Hats off to Bill Smith (the
coach and boy behind the
plough). hill is one of those rare
lads, who not only plays a smart
game of hockey, but has the abil-
ity to teach and make it thor-
oughly comprehensible to the
younger element, What's more,
they think he's tops.
Two of our outstanding players
this
year, a determined and
lightning little goalie, Ed Harri-
gan, and a plucky little patrol-
man, Larry Lewis, dressed but
never made the ice at Goderich
last season.
Brian Smith and Ward Hodg-
ins, who didn't pass muster
enough to make the chosen entry
for last year's Goderich entry,
came into their own with some
outstanding plays this year, We
are looking for big things from
these two in the future. ,t
Gary Revington and Don
Coughlin, played their third and
final series at Goderich this year.
What an impression they made
as captain and assistant, respee-
tively. They will undoubtedly be
a real asset to the Bantams next
winter., along with Paul Steacy
an up-and-coming lad, who un-
fortunately was prevented from
appearing in the last game, due
to a hospital date.
• Rouger Black was also in the
tournament for the third year
running, but we're happy to say
he will be with us another year.
There is a star performer from
whom we expect something spec-
tacular next term.
I have been asked many times
in the past week who is on tap
for next year; so here is the line-
up as I see it, after spring,stock-
taking. Several of the old Lucan
pioneer names come to the fore
- two Hodgins', two O'Neil's,
three Hardy's, one' Harrigan (at
least) and a Lewis, Smith, Hick-
son, Black, Kennedy, Young and
Ready.
How's it look to you? Good I'm
thinking. Also, last but not least,
Bill Smith has consented to coach
again. Lucan residents will be
pleased to note that 13i11 signed
a '53-59 contract, for a mere 50
percent increase in salary. What
did he get before? Just several
votes of thanks. Well, enough of
the Leprechauns.
Now for the forgotten Lucan
teams, who brought further rec-
ognition to our town, The ban-
tams, coached by Tom Pickle,
and the midgets, under the guid-
ance of Don Hodgins, were two
teams who received very little
in the way of assistance and en-
couragement from Lucan and dis-
trict people.
The bantams reached the On-
tario seini-finals, to be defeated
by Mildmay, but big Bill Neil,
Jerry Harrigan and Hugh Conlin
(number one forward line) and
defence men Murdy and Kehl,
with goalie Bill Darling, tirade
Tom Pickles' team a strong con-
tender.
As for the midgets, well, 211
they did, was fight their way to
the Ontario finals. After a very
worthy battle, they were beaten
by Keene. Prominent names in
the midget line-up were as fol-
lows: Barry Black, Paul Conlin,
Hugh Conlin, Vic Neil, 13111 Chow-
an, Norm Sell, Keith O'Neil, Joe
O'Neil. This same group are
going to one clay produce record
crowds in- the Lucan Arena
again.
To those able coaches, Toni
Pickle, Don Hodgins and Bill
Smith, go our many, many
thanks. •
Personal Items
I1
Mrs. Harold Butler ,,)r, who , Mr. Lawrence Grose, has Our -
has been on the sick 'fist return-, chased the farm, owned by leis
o h .d u •e on A onda , uncle, ih
ed t t e _r . stoi i a la e A �•, E.
y i t Ix finest f,<u t
' as clerk. g 1 and together- with his father,
dire, Harry Atkinson of London 1 Mr. Earl Grose spent a ,few days
i is spending a few days with Mr- last week cleaning til; the house.
and Afrs.{ kTaiold Corbett. t Air. and Mrs. Fred Ford and
Airs. k rank Booth who iias , Robert of Detroit wore weekend
been spending the winter with' guests of Mrs. Irene Coursey,
Burlington relatives spent a few Miss Marie Lewis spent a ;few
days last week with ]Mrs, -H. A - .days of her Easter vacation at.
Stanley and other Lucan friends. 'tending the D.E.A., at Toronto..
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil i-todglits ,She also visited Detroit.
and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton Weekend visitors with Mrs. T.
attended a klighwvay party at 1 C. McFarlane, Included Mr.
r Nairn last Friday night. : Gordon Stanley and.Miss Mary
Mrs. Doug Ewen is a patient 1 Shenstone, of Toronto.
in St.l on an,
Joseph's Hospital, , L d 1 Mrs. Roy Stanley, •of Lucan.
t Mrs. Mike Cunningham ot • and Mrs, R. A. Dunsmore, of
1 London spent a few days last; Waterloo, have returned home
1 week with her sister, Mrs. W.1 front a few days visit with Mr.
1 J, Mcil'alls, land Mrs, W. A1ahr, of Oxbow
Mrs, Warner McRoberts has re -'Lake.
Mr.
r i aand M • . .
welled d home iter spending t Mrs. John • 'e n
u s e lHolm and
t few days with cher fc eed ]Miss ; family of London were Sunday
Jean Coventry of Ingersoll,
guests of MI', and Alis. I rank
Rev. and Mrs.Harold. Die nsi
Hardy,
•
of Rochester, Mrs. Chas. Knapp Mrs, Dell Sprowl, who spent
and two children of St. Thomas, the winter in Oklahoma with her
,)avid Baker of London, Alrs. daughter, Mrs, Walter Rice, and
Frank Coates and Mrs, Richard Dr, Rice, has returned home,
Dickins of Exeter, Mrs, W. W. f Choirs. Clarence Lewis attended
Garratt and Doreen of Edge- parents banquet for junior
wood were Tuesday guests of students at the Western Ontario
Mr, and Mrs, Bob Coleman, Agricultural School at Ridgetown,
Ronald Woodward. spent the where her son Fred is attend
Easter weekend with his cousin, ing•
Gary Jones of Nippon, the latter
1 returning with Ronald for a few
'holidays in Lucan, Monkton Masons
t Mrs. C. H. Porter of London,
formerly of Lucan, is a patient Exemplify Degree
1 in Victoria Hospital,
Rev. Edgar Roulston last Tues- Officers and members from
day attended the Alma College Enna Lodge, Monkton, A.F. &
Board meeting in St. Thomas. A.M. paid a fraternal visit to
' Mrs. Irving Gibson and Mrs. Lebanon Forest Lodge, Exeter,
Benny Saulnier spent Tuesday Monday evening.
afternoon at "The Little Red Actin* M.D, Wor, Bro, L. D.
Door" London, receiving instruct- Pickard and his officers exern-
tions on how to make cancer piffled the work of the second
dressings. They in turn will in- degree in a creditable manner.
' struct the members of the Lucan W, M. Ernest Pearson. of Exeter
'''• I. lodge welcomed the visitors.
! Mr. and Mrs, Dale Ward and Amon the officers taking
babe of Toronto were holiday part was a fernier Exeter boy,
• weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Tapp, druggist of Monkton.
Edgar A1c1'alls and Judy. Cotear1 Hensall and Parkhill lodges were
and Wendy Weir, small children represented at the meeting.
of Mr, and Mrs. Ches. Weir of The Exeter lodge has been
flourishing and in order to catch
up with its work emergency meet-
ings were held. Wednesday after-
noon and evening when a num-
ber of brethren were given their
third degree.
Mrs, Thomas Brooke who was
confined- to her home for months
had her first car ride last Sue -
day when Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Coleman of London took her and
Mrs. Bill Allen to their home
for a chicken chillier. Mr, Allen
camein fur them at night.
o
Sunday afternoon at the Ang-
lican church the Rev, J. P
Prost baptized John Clayton
1•laskett, infant,, son of Mr, and
Mrs, Clayton ilaskett. His god -1
parents were Mr, and Mrs.
Clarence Haskett.
Mrs, Garfield Needham of
riallyntote is spending a few
days with l,acan and Biddulph
friends._
The Anglican Men's Club had
hoped to have Mr. '.bill Jervis,
a Strathroy grocer and Sunday
School teacher and a victim of
Muscular Dystrophy speak at
their April 21. meeting but en
Sunday he fell, breaking one
ankle and the ,knee a the oppo,
site leg. However the club hopes
to be able to sutura a' substitute
to speak 00 =settler clystro;ilty
At the meeting.
Mr. Galant Brooke ,who gilder -
went an operation Tri Westminster
Hospital last Wednesday is mak-
ing satisfactory reeovcry,
Mrs. T. D, °rime attended the
funeral, of her brother -le -law,'
W, Orme itr Toronto last.
Wleak.
Pines Haven Nursing Horne
1tOW has t�seven patients. the last
beingAira Jot? Aiarsliall of 'Cori,
London.
onde11. r
{ London, spent their. Easter holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs, McFalls,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Jarvie
of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs.
William Jarvie and family of
London were holiday guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Don Revington,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson
and daughter, Marion, of Toronto
were holiday guests of Mrs. J.
R. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Darling, of Canada which is affiliated
who have been on the sick list • with the Canadian Cancer So -
at the home of their daughter, clay.
Mrs. Cecil Armtige for six weeks,
have returned hone to Parkhill.
Mrs. King I-lodgins of the MtCOMING /EVENTS Home, London, anal
Mrs. Archie Jaynes and three WOMEN of St. Paul's Anglican
children of Port Credit were Church, Hensall, are serving a
Good Friday callers an Mr, and Smorgasbord in the church base -
Mrs, H. B. Langford. hent, Saturday, At.ril 19, com-
Mr. and Mrs, J, H. Thompson, mencing at ,5:00 p.m. 10:17c
Robert and Mary Jane of leitch-
ener. were Easter Sunday guests
of the Rev. Edgar Roulston,
Mrs. Thompson and children re-
maining over for Easter week.
Other visitors included Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ferguson and family;
Mr. Alfred Barehan and Mr. and
Mrs, Wnr. Matliers and baby,
all of St. Thomas, also Mr. Ron-
ald Barehan of Whitby.
Miss Raisa Dykyj attended the
Canadian Dance Teacher's As
Last year over 75 cancer re-
search projects were supported
by the National Cancer Institute
ATTENTION REBEKAHS! A
special meeting is called for
April 23 for the Official Visit of
Mrs. Martha. Patterson, Assem-
bly President. Clinton Lodge will
be present. 17c
BAZAAR & TEA --Sponsored by
St. Peter's Catholic Women's
League, to he held at Neil's
School (2 miles south of Cen-
tralai Airport), Wednesday eve-
sociation held at the Dorothy ging, April, 23, 8:30 pan. Free
Scrutoe Studio in London re- door prize. 17
*
Gently. BAKING & APRON SALE -Zion
Petty Officer Wm. A. Hodgins West W.A. are holding a baking
and Mrs, Hodgins, now of Hali- and apron sale April 26, at 3
fax, are happy to announce tire, p.m., in Exeter Public Library
birth et a daughter, Carolyn basement. 17c
Ann, March 29, at Halifax, a
sister for Margaret and Billie.
Mr. Will Downing of Alice St.,
who celebrated his 95th birthday
last September, is not only Lu -
can's second oldest resident but
one of 118 most active. Each
itiorniiig at 3 a.in, you'll see
him walking briskly up town for
his mail. Often he makes the
second trip in the day. On ask-
ing him if he voted he replied,
"I certainly did. I was one of
the first persons, there."
Miss Lois McNeil of Watford
spent her Easter vacation with
Miss Beth Black.
Corporal A. E, Parry of Mac-
donald air field is home on vaca- S�/;�
tion, He and his family spent
last weekend in Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. At the latter Drive -In Theatre
place they were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Sinniga'M5 Miles East of Grand Bend
Mr,
andnd Mrs. HenryfShipley,
ey,Nrs, 0.5 Mile3 West of No. 4 Highway
Mrs. Cliff Shipley, Airs,
On• Crediton Road
Harold Mclralls and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Simpson were
guests at the Carroll - BertramFRIDAY & SATURDAY
wedding at Saintsbury last Sat -1 April 18 and 19
urday.
Mr. Arnold Charletoti, who ''SHOOT OUT Al'
was badly injured when the
frozen corn stack fell on hits
was able to spend a few days
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin McLean, last
week.
MirbICINE SENO"
* Randolph Scott
* James Craig
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A Stotiy Of A Marg Who Thou§h Cuut'at i Pound
Hope And Faith 1rt This Modern World
Clinton Legion Hail
April 19, 8:00 p .
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By MRS.Wbs. RHgPE
The Time Adveeefe, April
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Mr. and Mrs. R. N. lrwie,
Mrs. R. Shipley and Mrs. Ebner
klughill of -Clinton visited during
the weekend with Rev. H, C.
and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller
and family were Friday _evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Brock, Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Urquhart
of Kirkton visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Glen
Jeffery,
Jack Hodgert spent a few days
last week 'with his cousin, Roger
Luxton of Mitchell.
Mr, .and Mrs. Chas. Jeffery
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Harold Jeffery and Ross.
Mrs. Donald Deas and chit.
dren, Nell and. Laurel, of To-
ronto were weekend visitors at
Mrs. Deas' parent's home at
the Thames Road manse,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Thom-
son, Janice, Carl and Vernon of
Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery were Sunday evening
guests with Ar.
and Mrs,
Wi
-
Liam Rohde,
Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Thames Road manse Were:
Mr. ad
Mrs. ktoward Currie.
Mr. Kelvin Jervis of Clinton,
Mr, Gordon Tebbutt of Holmes-
vilie, and Messrs. Kenneth and
Ronald Riley of Goderich.
The gasket of flowers on the
communion table qn Sunday
morning were placed there in
Loving memory of the late
Robert M, Miller by his wife
and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cottle, Miss
Tory Coward, Mr. Roy Coward
were Sunday, evenig guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coward.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Allan Wanner of Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter
of Elimville spent .the weekend
with Messrs. Ccphas and John;
Pym.
Mr. Jimmy Thompson of Clan
debaye spent last week with Mr.
John Pvrn,
Allan Nickels, London, spent
the weekend with his cousins,
Billy and Bobby Snow.
Canada has six provincial uni-
versities, 16 private universities
and about 170 colleges that give
give degree credit courses..
APRIL
Tec
Bazaar
Sat,, April 19
230-5:00 p.m.
LIBRARY BA"EMENT
ADMISSION 25
(Includes Afternoon Tea)
Sponsored by the Order
of Eastern Star
RUMMAGE
SALE
Sat., April 19
2 to b p.m,
Hensall
TOWN HALL
Proceeds for
Service Work
Sponsored by
.Hensall Kinet:es
ICN'$ ANNVAL
a .,.
Hobby by Trade Fair
May 12 13 Mind 1
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Leader's
Institutc
MacDQNALD INSTITUTE
Ontario Agricultural College
GUELPH
Art (first year); Art (second year); Ceramics; Club
Programming; Craftsmanship 'in Leather; Craftsman-
ship in Wood; Drama; Dressmaking; Jewellery;
Millinery; Social Recreation and Techniques of
Teaching.
.JULY 21;25, 1958
Contact Recreation Director Larry Heideman
for further particulas at 333 Exeter.
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The
Huron Liberal
Association'
announces a delegated
NOMINATING
CONVENTION
FOR THE MAY PROVINCIAL BY,ELECTiOW
Monday, April 21
at 8:30 p.m.
Town Hall, Hensall
EVERYBODY WELCOME:
"God Save the Queen"
B. W. TUCKEY
Exeter
President
W. L. WHY TE
R. R. 2, Seaforth
Secretary
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Exeter Lions Club
BROOM
BLITZ
Thursday,
April 24
louse-To.House Canvass
Early In The Evening
0bjactivc: 1,000 Brooms for Welfare
HELP THE 'BLIND!
HELP THE LIONS!
GST A CODBROOM1A !.
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