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Lucan
And District News
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Correspondent: Miss i,ina Abbott
Flower Group i Homo -&. School ��eorganiz� [Home i
SponsorsTeaf I Ricks Officers 1
The annual Blossom Tea, spoil- •
Boy Q 1 C Q., i $ The May inceting of the Lu- l
Gored by the Flower Committee! Lucan. Scouts were reorganized tion +tos e e and 1d chooclic ol•oau t -
of the -United Church, was held i at a meeting in the Scout House itorium last Tuesday evening;
in flee church parlors Saturday ,last Thursday. ' with the president, Mrs. Sheri.:
afternoon. when Dirs. Cecil Robb; Scout Master is A1r. Harold dan Revington, in the chair.
and Air=s. Edgar McFalls re -:Whyte; acting assistant, Keith! Mrs. Calvin Haskell was elect-;
ceived at the door.,' ed president for 1958 59. Vice
E'rost; instructor assistant, John , presidents are Mrs. Ivan !learn
The room was artistically Conlin; troop leader, Frank i and Mrs. George Thomson; sec-,
decorated with spring flowers I Egan; :rotary, Mrs. C. H. George; re -
by Miss Muriel Carling, who is i Leaders of Eagle Patrol are cording secretary, Mrs. Les Ken i
an adept at floral arrangements. ; Barrie Black, Paul Conlin; nedy; treasurer, A1rs. Cecil
Mrs. E. M. Cook, Mrs. Edgar I Beaver Patrol, Hugh Conlin, Lumniclle,ellr .el Eric I oun.
Boulston, Airs, M. Cranston and! David 1Vhytc: Fox Patrol, firs, Norman Hardy, Mrs. Harold
i Graham Thompson, Pat :Egan.
11'Irs. R. J. Diurray poured tea. t Pat Egan and David Whyte -
M—. Ribson and Mrs, James Free -
Harold Whyte, Mrs. Ben plan taking the Silver Arrow- mail'
ny .. uinier, Mrs. H. B. Lang- head Course at Duncan Lake Three members of the staff, '
for:, Mrs. Chas. Sovereign and June 30 to July 5. Mrs. Wm. Allison, firs, Art!
Miss Muriel Carling served. Ira. Black and Principal Wesley
the kitchen were Mrs. W. Frost, Car Checks Clow showed films: "Belly But-
Islrs. John Park, Mrs, Sheridan Over 250 cars were checked terfly-' the history of a butter
Revington, Mrs. W. Berryhill in Lucan last Wednesday. Thurs. fly, "We have You Covered" i
•and Mrs. Ivan Stanley, day and Friday — double the the cause, care and how to avoid •
In charge of the home baking number checked last year. colds, "The Tale of a Tooth -
were Mrs. Wilbert Stanley, Mrs. Those in charge of the cheek- ache" showing the proper care
Ira Carling and Mrs. J. R. Mur- ing included Constable Dennis of the teeth and "Study Head-!
ray. Felling flowers and shrubs Atkins, Mr. Alex Young, Air. Al quarters' illustrating best con -
were .i.s. E, R. Pitt and Mrs. Bromwich, Scoutmaster Harold ditions for proper study. Each
N. \ :ridge. Whyte and Scouts. teacher explained the use and R
results of these films in the ,
class•room.
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'there was a close race for
the attendance. cup .between Mr.
Swick's and Mrs. Allison's room, i
but the latter won by a fraction 1
of a point. l The third North Middlesex Mu- Astles, 80; Bob Ealoii and Judy Clandeboye 'W.I. trophy, girl
A number of records left from sic Festival opened at 9 a.m. Scott, 79. soloist, Julia Clatworthy; River -
the Hobby Fair were on display, ; Thursday with Lloyd G. Queen. Open duet, Marilyn Eaton and view W.I. trophy, unison chorus,
and a few sold. It was suggested ? assistant director of Music in June Lynn, 80. S.S. No. 5, S.S, No. 1 Biddulph
the remainder be displayed at ` Ontario School, as adjudicator, (6 months each) tied; Mason -
the Music Festival. As the ? Church Music ville Home and School Associa-
records are new they are a real treasurer B iinoun ads the secria eii • junior church choirs, 16 and ation trophy, two-part chorus,
bargain at 250 each. under • Lucan United junior Lucan public school; Lucan W,1,
concors, Mrs. assisted
Clarence `lardy as choir, 81; FIoly Trinity junior trophy, unison chorus Mason -
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Iron oeougblin, sotx of Mr, anti 'J7hirty-one Cubs, (.Alc.ela) Mrs..
Mrs. Robert Coughlin, celebrated .Jens Andersen, (Bagheera) Miss.
Dais ;twelfth birthday last 'Salm'. ;I'oan 11od.gins -Glad (.13:1:1(1°0;)•t 1tliss
day by taking a number of his Barbara Marshall rhes
boy friends to :the Soap Box Scout Hall at 10 a.m. last Sat -
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Ola returning' to Lucan .ill en'
joyed a birthday supper, fel- Personal Items.
lowed by games on the lawn. 'Those attending the
Social Evening. slat annual at Ivan last weal:
The Lucan Legion and Laches Were Mrs Wei Hodgins A1r's.
Auxiliary Branch. 5.40 held a 11'illiaiJa Brotitnlee, Dlrli Murray
llodgins, Mrs Ira Carlene, Mrs.
aoint soeial evening in the Le-. Eric Young, .Mrs. Harold 1i'liyte,
gton Hall last Friday. ' •Dir s, Benny Saulnrei, Alrs, Eriviu
The evening was spent in lite Scott, Elis, llfitehell ilasketl,
Mrs. N. Wasnidgc, Mrs., Frank
hardy, llrs Gonion Basting and
Mrs, C. C:` Bradford,
Mrs. Gus Mackenzie, Mrs. Reg
l3awtcnheimer, Mr, and -Airs. J.
Cater, and Mrs, Jim Bawtefi-
heimer, all of Sarnia, were
recent visitors of Mrs, Jim
13awtenheimer's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Cecil Robb,
.playing of euchre, :bridge, crib-
bage and darts.
Tile draw for the five dollars
was won by Mrs. F. W. Hovey..
At the close of the evening a
buffet lunch, which had been
prepared by the conveners. Mrs.
Dwight Ball, Mrs. R. T. Brum-
' well' and Airs, Tom Weller, was
served,
MUSIC FESTIVAL WINNERS --This group of children were among the fust place win.
ners at North Middlesex music festival held in Lucan Thursday and Friday. Paul
Steacy as at the piano. Surrounding him, left to right, are Tour hardy, Gary Reving-
ton, Marilyn Hearst, Lynn Arnold, Coralyn Donaldson, --T-A Photo
usic Cornpettions Ken=�a
once Scho.IFestival
Former Resident
out `of esliieldss and ineport giving.
choir, 78; church choir, 16 en- villa .public school; Bank of
iolnient anal over, Holy Trinity Montreal, Lucan, trophy, senior
(� and Scl oo dan eRdentgt and Airs. ehgir, 82; Church solo,- Nancy piano, Larry Lewis; Paul's ir•o-
Famous Doctor George Paulwerein charge of Bison, 82; Heather Acheson, 81; pliy, intermediate gill salols!,
Edna Mary Guest, O.B,E., admission and programs. g alargaret Hodgins, 79. Jo -Anne Ribson and Carole Davis
M.D., 74, died after a lengthyResults Spanish Guitar Section (tied) six months each,
illness, at the Women's College Class one, unison chorus, S.S. Guitar, 10 years and under, The Howard Kew trophy, in -
I Hospital, Toronto, Thursday, No 5 Biddulph, fit; Clandeboye. !Nomas A. Love, 81; Thomas termediate piano, Marilyn Ma -
1 DiDz. 29. Guest was horn al Elgin -
field
Bi81; S.S. No, 7 Hardunder, BA William Thirto \ anineckeleril well; .Clarence Lewis, Granton,
award, vocal duct Judy Scott
field and was one of the six 80• Fifteen years and under, and Nancy Kestle, Cecil Lewis
children of Mr. a�i.cl Mrs. John Class two, unison chorus, S,S. Gerald Hamilton, 82. trans. and const. trophy, best
Guest, four of whom look ani- No. 1 Biddulph, 82, boy pianist in the festival, Nut
Hawaiian Guitar Section, 13
varsity degrees. She attended Class three, two-part chorus, Steacy; Lucan Home and School
Birr public school and the Lucan S.S. No. 5 Biddulph, 85; Claude- Fears and udder, Leo Dewan, Association trophy, intermediate
graduated in boyo public school,81• S.S, No.' 80; Danns Lightfoot, 77; Sk' . boy soloist, Gary '1'ravei•sy;
!High School. She years and. under, Pat Claybutn
medicine in Toronto in 1910. 7 Biddulph, 78. Mrs, Lloyd Acheson medal, best
After four years of general - 83; Hawaiian guitar duet, Vat; •girl soloist iii High Class five, two-part part chorus, ', Clayburn and Donna Lightfoot, : b a School class -
practice in Toronto she served Clandeboye public school and • 84• „ es, Rase Marie Hall; Mrs, Art
for two years on the surgical S.S, No, 9, 82. Black medal, best boy soloist
( staff of Ludhiana Medical Col- 11-ligh School Section in High School .classes, Larry
Class six, girl's vocal solo, 14 Lewis; A,is, Clarence Hard
lege, India. years and under Julie Clatwor High. school section, mixed' '' y
In World War I she was sta• tlty, 83;Elaine Armstrong, 81; chorus, Medway High School, 1 medal, senior boy soloist, Gary
CarolyLambert, 80, 85; girls' chorus, Medway l-lighh! Revington; C.O.F. Court Valen-
School, 84; male chorus. Med-
Class seven, vocal solo. 12 tine trophy, Granton, senior girl
years ;and under, Julie Clatwor- I way Iiiblt School, 84; boy's solo,
the British War Office. Larry Lewis, 84; David Geary, 1 vocalist, Marsha Rihson,
In World 'War II she served: thy, -85; Anne -Marie % estman, 83; Frank Egan, 82,
on the Nutritional Council and 84; Judy Scott, 83, Girl's solo, Rosemary Ball,
! tioned in France, Corsica and
England, being one of the first
woman surgeons, appointed by
Ration Board of Canada. Class eight, girl's solo, nine 83; Carolyn Nall, 81; Judy Nel-
Following the war, Dr. Guest years and under, Wendy Elston, son, 80; girl's solo, 15 years and
again took up general practice 84; Marlene O'Neil, 83; Janette under, Marjorie Donaldson, 85;
in. Toronto and became Chief of Bezzo, 82. Joan Donaldson, 81; Nancy El -
Surgery in the Women's College Class ten, boy's vocal solo, 12 son, 80; boys vocal solo, 15
Hospital and did much towards years and under, Paul Wallis, years and under, Larry Lewis,
its expansion. 83; Donnie Jameson, 81; Brian 83; girl's vocal solo, 21 years
In spite of heavy practice she Lumley, 80. and under, Joan Donaldson, 81;
I3elen Hardy, 79.
'Unison chorus, grades ono and
two, Lucan public school, 82;
Masonvillc public school, 80;
Ailsa Craig public school, 79;
grades three and four, Mason-
ville public school, 83; Lucan
public school; 81; Sacred Heart
public school Parkhill, 80; cho-
rus with descant, grades five
and six, Masonvillc public school,
83; Sacred Heart school, Park-
hill, 80; Lucan public school,
78; grades seven and eight,
Masonvllle public school, 86; Lu -
can public school, 82; Sacred
Heart school, Parkhill, 77;
Two-part chorus, grades seven
and eight, :Lucan public school,
84; Masonvillc public school, 81;
girls' vocal solo, 14 years and
under, Marsha, _Elliman, 85; Ilene
Donaldson, 83 Donna. Thomson,
82. Girls' vocal solo, 12 years
and tinder, Carole Davis. 85;
Janet Kehl, 84; Marsha Ribson,
83,
Solos, girls' vocal, 10 years
and under, Jo -Anne Ribson, 85;
Annie Hendrick, 82; Lynn Arnold,
81, Gir's' vocal, eight years and
under, Marilyn Hearn, 83; Jo-
sepha Michlel:sen and Carol
Schleuter (tied), 82; Denise
Rihson, 81.
Boys' vocal • eight years and
under. Chris White, 83; John 1
lfendrikx, 82; Robert. Suthcr.. )
Mild, 81. Boys vocal, 11) years
and raider, Ken !tardy, 85;
Gary T)aversy, 84 and Tom I
Rarely (tied), 84; Bruce Thorn-,
son, 82. .Boys vocal, 12 years;
and under, Gary Revington, 83; .
Cameron Wadsworth, 82; Dale
Hussey, 80, Boys' vocal 14 years I
and under, Gary Revington, 80;1
Casey Hendrikx, 76.
Vocalduet, girls or boys 141
years and under, Coralyn Don -1
aldson and Marsha Ribson, '83;1'
Vickie Eizenga and Donna. Thong-i'I
son, 82; Barbara Park and ,lean
lttaric Lankin, 78. Vocalduct,'
girls or boys 10 years and d undt!r,
Lynn Arnold andJo-Anne Rib-,
son, 83; Nancy Yelio and l'ath-'
trine Kraft,' 79, Margaret Ann'
Slater and Marjorie Walsh, 78,1
c Gore v •tom. Vocal douhle trio, unaceom-
pany..,ond can only 'Cin Meltday evening 32 nientbers parried, girls or boys, Aiason-
be terminated byihi held their 1311r Expedition in ilia ville public school, 83; Sacred
pelf, rhalde. United Church parlors. heart school, Parkhill81; Lu.
Wire ter lu/f After outdoor games Counsel- can MIMIC sehnal, 811. Vocal
inlermaflon loi' !Kap' Ilaskett began the new ensemble, Lucan public sciino.l
made further study in Europe,
receiving a post graduate diplo-
ma .in surgery from the Uni-
versity of Vienna.
In 1932 Dr, Guest was present-
ed at court to King George. V
Class eleven, boy's vocal solo,
nine years and. under, Erwin
Gebel, 82; Kevin O'Connor, 81;
David Elston, 80.
Class twelve, vocal duet, girls
or boys 14 years and under, Nan -
and Queen Mary. In 1935 she ry Kestle and Judy Scott, 83;
received the King's Honour, the Carolyn lambert and Julia Clat-
Order of the British Empire. worthy, 80; Dorothy Newby and
During her busy life she served. Laurel Westman, 78.
on many clinics and social wet- Class 13, vocal duct, girls or
fare committees and hada large boys, 10 years and under, Wen -
circle of friends. She was a cly Elston and David Elston, 82;
member of Trinity United Church, Elizabeth. Hill. and Patsy Brad -
Toronto. ley, 81; Jenette Bezzo and Carol
She is survived by one sister, Munn, 80.
Mrs. E. M. Grose of Toronto; Class fourteen, vocal double
three nephews, Mervyn J. Grose trio (unaccompanied), S.S, No.
of Weston, `Lawrence L. Grose 7 Biddulph, 81; C]andehoye pub -
of Tillsonburg and Frank H. lir school, 80; S.S.. No, 9 Bid -
Guest of Toronto. dulph, 75.
Funeral service was held in piano Results
Trinity United -Church on Sat- 1 Class 57, seven years, Susan
Pleasant cemetery, urday with interment in Mt.l'enning ton, 81; ,Mary Faye Corr,
ncr, 80; Monica Herrington, 79;
Personal items Eight years, Carolyn Jamieson,
Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaas .lZi'ui, of 82; Bonnie Astles, 77; Nine years,
Holland, are making an extended Maxwell i:lennick, 81; Tom
visit with with their daughter, Mrs. dy, - 80; David Elston, 79; Ten
Ed Butler and family. years, Sheila Elston, 82; Ann
— please Turn To P'age 19 Donoldson, 81; Maxwell licnnick,
80.
Piano (fuel, Under 10 years,
Peter Butler and Tom Hardy,
83; Elizabeth dill and Peter But-
ler, 80; Eleven years, ,Elaine
Winder, 83; Michael Herrington,
81; Ruth Frost 80; 'Twelve years,
Marilyn, Attivall, 84; Elizabeth
Belton, 88; Patti Stcacy, 82.
r•iaiio 13 years, Carol Edwards,
82; Paul Wary, 79; 111th
1 Gar-
rett, 78; Fourteen years, Larry
Lewis, 84; Gladys O'Neil, 19;
June Lynn, 70: Sixteen years,
Marilyn Eaton, 78.
Piano duet, under '13 years,
Carol Edwards, 82; Paul Stcacy
79; Muth Garrett, 78; Fourteen
1 years, Larry Lewis, 84; Gladys
O'Ncil, 79; June Lynn, 76; Sit:•
teen years, Marilyn Eaton, 78,
1 Piano duet, under 13 years,
Patti Steno, and Gary Ieving-
BECAusE all haul (en, 81; Bonnie Astles and Paul
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Biblical Limedition.. Joan While•
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1 lighting and Sean Lankin and
!Joan Schlueter assiled iii the
worship service,
Duri,ig the e craft period favors'
for ilia Inether and ciattghtel'
banquet were continued.
On Saturday morning the Ex-
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Cianger collection. Al 1.30 t k i.n1.,
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Members attended I t t Itticl•
1e
grams one, 82; Lucan public t
selilool group tivo, 78.
The festival closed Fr'ititty eve-
ning with all winners present-
ing a concert, 'Trophies. and
Medals were 1)1'06'01'1W.:LucAft
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