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•mot's Picnic Receives Shower
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Holy 'Trinity Anglican eintrelr Mrs. Les Kennedy and Mrs,
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wild Its. annual Sunday School Jack Henson c l
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Found Helpful
3{' Au •diary Mr. J. L. Hendry. of Montreal
of Holy Trinity church held its t can •, last
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° year-old former winner of the
` ` ' Kirkton Garden Party amateur
.Show, Lloyd Montieth, walked .
over with first prize after the
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.Familis Friday Lucky,
iGirI. l�f�r� Thient Show
Friday the thirteenth isn't an second prize and ifred Thomas, i
piano to accompany leis own!
unitteky flay for the Strong fait- i4 f I?enfield who plays ilio,
of lilt 2, Iluhlrit,
} songs, placed third.
.Sharon Strong, a cute seven -1 only clisappaintment of the
year -.old who belted out the song,! evening was the .size of the!
"'Sugartime" like an old trouper, I crowd — it was less than 100,
proved it eonelusivcly Fr idav : Saui Iioliff, London, drew raves !
night when site wan the
tuniar . ft'oan tate ,fudges who included 13111;
contest o£ the "Search IF or Tal- ! I}ryl e, `Toronto Star; Dick New -1
exit" show itt Lucan. .
The show, capably emceed by
Earlier in the day, her brother roan, .London Free Press; Bull
Alc�eill, CBC Assignment host;
Bill won three ehamplonship tro-! Norman Campbell, CBC -TV pro-;
phies at tate feeder calf chub f doter, Toronto; lad Manning.;
achievement day at liensall, Spartan records, London; Ilex ;
Spring Fair, 1 McLeod (FPL -TV,
A group of illustrious judges --- Harry Bayle, of the CB(". a e-'
including daily newspaper�+enter-1 1 corded many of the numbers to,
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ei•s gave the and to Sharon
over 12 other juvenile acts from
London to Woodstock. The per-'
formers included lap dancers,
baton twirlers, fiddlers and sing-
ers,
Second prize went to two Lu -
can sisters, Marsha and Jo Anne
Ribson, • 1 .0- and 11 -year-old
{laughtors of Mi'a. and Mrs. Har-
old Ribson, who sang "Tomboy
Tykes", a song composed by
their mother. A London dancer, •
Eleanor Fitzsimmons, won third.
Montieth Wins Seniors
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present then nit the Assignment
show this week.
Among the acts from this area
werei
Juniors -Debbie Sherwood, 7,,
Exeter, vocal; Cheryl Little, '8,.
liensall, tap dance; Sue ,Ann l,itx-
•denfielcl:, Karen Heywood and
Yvonne Fisher, Exeter, eter, baton
tw•:irling•
Seniors—Harry Calvert, 33,
Centralia, western vocal; Gerald
Hamilton and Dan Black, 3.6 and
17, Lucan, western vocal; Elaine
Armstrong. 14, Ciandebaye, voe.
al; Rhea C. Armstrong, 17,C'lan-
debot'e, vocal; Allan Sherwood's
Rhythinn-Aires, :Exeter, western
band.
In the senior section, a 14
TALENT SHOW WINNERS—Three acts who won prizes in the juvenile division of
the "Search For ':Talent'' show at Lucan Friday night are shown here with Sol Holliff,
master of ceremonies. Eleanor Fitzsimmons, London, left, won third place with her
dance: Sharon Strong, R.R. 2 Dublin, captured top prize with her singing; and
vi a district
were heard during the show. --`.&-A Photo
Marcia and Jo -Anne Ribson placed second w 'th duet.Some 36 acts from the
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And District News
Phone 109 Lucan
Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott
last Saturday afternoon es at a stud. shower at the
en the river :flats on 1Ir. Wilson home of the former. given f.3r
iliodgin's farm. Mrs. Warren *Flannigan, laet
l P. Prest was in charge 'Thursday. Rev. Mrs. Fiaruu"in was completely
of the races, He was assisted by • z`
five members of the staff: Mrs. ;toUr�bycrn irtee tltetritncyeh`ifiwas ,
+Jack Hardy,. M.rs. Norman Hardy, 1. hereacrossscrubbing) ` to see ifrom
Ctrs. James Freeman,diss Helen thin„ Mrs. Kennedy had bought
Charles 'Glenn and anal lie in London- and found instead..
hla, also Miss Lana jAunioottr
friends ready to shower her with
who has charge o£ the junior ; baby gifts, Mrs, T. A. \Watson ,
co Prize winnerson, and Pat, Mrs. Cliff Abbott an i
Prize were: kick the • Rowena. Mrs. li. T. Bond, Mrs.,
shoe, Jerry Freeman, Bob .1r ?Vet Abbott. 113x, Robert Fair.
nold; Norma Davis, .lane ('�'r hanks, 'firs. Ii B. Langford,
bett; Paul Steaey, Larry Lewis: ";Hiss Muriel Carling, Hiss Bari
Mary Mathers, Susan Pedder hare Marshall anrt 1lrs. Juni
The winners played off with Avery.
'Paul Steaey and Mary Mathers The winners of a meet aiuue•
winning, ing game of "Robber DAV- i
Potato race Susan Pedder. were Mrs. Art Abbott. Ali .
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,Tudy Mathers,° Joan. Lewis and 'Muriel Carling and Mrs. 11 T.
Norma Davis: Jerry Freeman Bend.
and Mike Culbert: Joan White -
Birthday Party
head and Mary Mathers; Brian Leslie Carling, ci iu h.cr of
lfaskett and Douglas Lewis. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Carling, , wha
Running races, Terry Freeman' i� at present living with her
Andy Hardy; Cathy Mathers.'is Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Norma Davis; Paul Steaey. Bob Carling celebrated her seventh
Hardy; Joan Whitehead, Mary birthday last Saturday.
ItlW ices. Her aunt. Mise Muriel Carling .
Wheelbarrow •ow race. Douglas took her and four little friends. •
and Larry Lewis, Boh Hardy Denise Ribson. Darlene Sceli,
and Philip. Lewis; forma Davis Judy Coughlin and Mike Culbert.
and Mary Mothers; Cathie Math- first to Crumlin air field, then •
ers and Joan Whitehead, 1 to a children's show in London
', and the Surf Restaurant. To
Card Donation complete the happy occasion
they visited Springbank and
• rode on the ponies.
Personal Items
The Senior omen's Auxiliary
postponed June meeting at the (formerly of L 1spent
home of Mrs. William Brownlee, week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
last Wednesday afternoon with . Corbett and other friends.
the president, Mrs. T. C, ate -;Marsha and Jo -Anne Ribson
Parlance in the chair and Mrs.' are really making a name for
C. W. Hawkshaw at the piano. themselves. On Saturday. they
Miss Lina Abbott read a let-', broadcast over CHI O, London.
ter of thanks from the Rev. Al. and will continue every other
ton A. Gould. Box 5830, Kowloon,' Saturday. They will also appear
Hong Kong thanking all who had on a TV show at Kitchener after
sent him old used Christmas school closes. and arrangements
cards for his school, Among are being made to go on a tour
these cards Mr. Gould found one during the summer.
from a relative of his written! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham
30 years ago. , and family, of Chatham. Mr.and
The secretary, :mfrs, F. w. ! Mrs. Jack Cummins and family, .
Hovey, reported on the Deanery of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs.1
meeting and tea in London last Doug Cook and Debbie. of ;
Saturday. Toronto, were weekend guests of 1
Rev. I. P. Prest spoke briefly Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett 1
and asked the branch to attend and Mr. and Mrs, Calvin'
in a body the church anniver- 'Haskett.
werei
Fart' parade June 22,nn ifr. he coo held in honor of Mr. Mitchell i
secure a W.A. banner. av with'
It was decided
meeting an a p' on'Sunday with 18 --- Mr. Ilar i
meeting take the form of a ic-o making
id Two birthday celebrations -,
Haskett, one on Saturday
I d 'd d to have no July i-.,� •'
d that the August an attendance of il, the other r'
v ey Haskett, of London, g Scout bemire, in first aid
due at the decided farm, and the 18th Both were held at the practices, saved the life of 15-
d:aae to EveningdBdanehebe r and the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin year-old Graham Thompson, son'
that th a Haskett. of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson.:
- vited as guests. Mr. Joe Whalen, Mrs. Pat . Main St, South. and (;rade it
The meeting was Hodginsd over'Medway student when he cut
to Mrs. Harold who Henson and family. Mrs. 11. T.
continued the study book on Bond and her three Appleton • an artery and nicked tendons in
i grandchildren, spent last Sun- his left hand while swimming in
:bl. P"ver near Lucan.
judges listened to over 20 num-
hers. 11 \vas the second contest
the Belton piano player has won
in Lucan this spring.
Marilyn Drake, pretty 17 -year-
old Strathroy singer, received
Father's Pay Party
A happy Father's Day party
was held at ilio. home of Rev.
and Mrs. Edgar Roulston last
Sunday afternoon, Guests in -
eluded Air. and Mrs, }.tarry
Roulston and sons, Peter and
Philip, ',Mr. and Mrs, J, H.1
Thompson and son, Robert, and
daughter, Mary ,lane, alt of
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, Chas.)
Young of Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs, ;
C. Young Sr. of Denfield and 11
Mrs, Wm. Long, London,
Explorer News
Thirty members of the Luean-
Ciandeboye Explorers held their
14th expedition in the United
Church parlors last Monday eve-
uts Save Pal's Life
Japan, the a e a
Mrs. Harold Corbett, Mrs.' day at Port Stanley,
Cand liars , Harolds :firs• 'Murray Hodgins, last Barrie Black, 15, a patrol
ou set' 1M
Irene r Monday attended a camp meet leader, and son of Mr. and rs.
Hodgins were assistant hostess.'
ing at Metropolitan Church, in Art Black; John Conlin, 17, an
es. Liew registration assistant troop leader; Paul
on on
to ie
on, .
Personal ltenis !forms for Bimini Camp. There -
Mrs. W. Ferguson and Mrs. : will be many disappointed chit-
Edgar McFalls have returned ' dren this year. as both boys' ,
from a motor trip to Toronto and girls' camps are over-rcgis- 0 5
wheref - t d Of L • eight only
they were guests o Miss ere ucan's eight.,
Jessie Smith. 'four will be accepted,To
isses Sherry and Terry Wal- ! Misses Tena and Alargarct ! M ahers
Jes.
M Guests with Mr. and' •1r.
pole who stayed with their grand* Eizenga spent last weekend in; The 'United Church parlors henry Hodgins last d' Mrs.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Car• : Kitchener. the guests of Miss 1 were deroeated rch spring Mr, Lloyd Fraser of week included
ed
ling fortthe past six months,e in 1 Mrs. James StanHodgins
lo flowers. table streamers of Ex- 'Thursday and Mrs. Garfield
Lwhile ondona�havea returnbeauted torsKiri 1 nesday lendedd atn shower last cin' plover and C.G.I.T. colors and Needham of Ballymote on Sat -
London
at-
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sardine where they expect to honor of her daughter, Mary,' corsages for each mother — or . urday.
open a beauty parlor July 1.given at the home of another: adopted mother —made by the
IMr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson
Mrs. Richard Tate of Dear- daughter, Mrs. Pat Daley, of girls. and family have moved into a
born was a Wednesday guest of , London. i At the head table were the house on Margaret street and
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins. 1 Mr. Jack Young, who has been C.G.I.T. president. Marilyn Cul -+Mrs. Briclger's mother has
attending college in Nova Scotia, ' bert, her mother, Mrs. Cliff Cul- moved into the apartment they
is holidaying at home here. pert, Mrs. Alex Young. Mrs. vacated'. An unfinished •room
Weds Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins EdgarI'loulston. Mrs. T. L. tic with a new gothic window has
and Don and Mr. and Mrs. Jim iFarlane- Mrs. J. I. Prost, Mrs.. been added to the apartment,
Continued From Page 15 i Tubb and Jimmie, were Sunday Chas. Sovereign, Mrs. Sheridan
Gordon Lane, London and James . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam , Revington, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. ,
Wylie. Wroxeter. :Earle d family. of Woodstock ;Fred 'Thomson and Mrs. Clare .
Co;tlin, 15; and Hugh Conlin, 14,
three sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Conlin. stemmed the flow of •
blood with a makeshift tourni-
quet, fashioned with a :handker-
chief and stick. Doctors said he
might have bled to death if
prompt action had not been
taken.
Fortunately the boys had a car
so they rushed Graham to Dr.
E. R. Patterson and Dr. C. H.
George, only to find both doe -
! Personal Items
I Mr. Murray Orme who has
been a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital was brought home last
week,
!visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. t After the banquet., served by 4
mother who c:lose an ensemble ;Copeman. of Belmont. members of the W.A.,. Mrs. Mur-
of pink imps t silk organza ' Miss Audrey Gagnon. of Ham- ' ray Hodgins led in a sing -song
with matching accessories. The : Ilton, spent Iast weekend with and a double trio sang. The :Anglican
groom's mother wore an en -1 her parents here. and other prc:sidcnt proposed the toast to After weeks of strenuous labor
aemble of antique silk shantung.! relatives and friends. i the Queen and Mac Cobleigh a the new church steps are nearing
s
A wedding dinner was held at 1 the
of honor at Revingtonle h rthda Wparty as teat !toastst nsweredo tby the she inging whichf ""The • completion.
cenirance OnSunday,
ubarricaded
Armstrong's. i the home of his parents, SIT, i Church is One Foundation". i and members had to enter by
For a wedding trip to Maine, € and Mrs. Sheridan Revington, ' Beverley Butler's toast to the !the side door,
silk, the bride changed to a' last Sunday. Other guests, in-; mothers was responded to by At the morning service, Hiss
silk ensemble in tones of blued eluded Mrs. Harry Mcl'alls Mrs. Harold Cobleigh.. (Lina Abbott presented the
with white accessories and white (who sent the weekend) Mrs. '
Tose corsage. !pi :Vies. Roulston introduced the 1 annual report of the League of
The bride is a graduate of :Douglas Moore and Mrs. Grace , guest speaker, Mrs; McDonald,1 Loyalty, and the rector present -
Stratford General Hospital School', Welbour.ne, all of London. ' Middlesex Presbyterial C.G.I.T. i ed the awards. Though there
of Nursing and. the groom is a : AIT. and Mrs. henry lloclgins i secretary,who spoke on the , was an enrolment of 76, the al -
graduate of the Canadian me. spent Father's Day with "ir• `duties oa C.G.I.T., her Use tendance was not as good as last
tnorial Chiropractic College, To-; and Mrs. 11. A. Mullins of Lon -lin the church and community. year, owing to illness.
xanto. They will reside in (lin- dors.1 Dana Culbert thanked her. t However, 36 children became
ton. , Please Turn To Page 17I Tltcn followed an Explorer members, by attending tier con-
• program anit presentation of the secutive Sundays, 34 names
chest to Mrs. Clare Young, Hires., were entered on the honor roll
hyterial secretary of the affili-'for having completed two sets
atcd Explorer group,
Church
At reception followed the sere-! One the. ways home. the former ;Young.
{
ninny at the home of the bride's
News
tors away. Mrs, George bound
up the hand and sent them to
Dr. F. F. Kipp, at Granton, who
in turn sent them to St. Joseph's
Hospital, where 13 stitches were
necessary to close the wound.
Scoutmaster Harold Whyte has
reason to be proud of his boys.
"Their quick work," he said,
"undoubtedly saved Graham's
life 11
MEN
WHO THINK
OF TOMORROW
PRACTICE
MODERATION
TODAY
.chel-toule of Seagram
i Is"riLL 1tS SINGE 1.60
of five consecutive Sundays.
Mrs. Chas, Sovereign, IVIrs, ! F iftcen ehildren r e c e i v e d
Sheridan Revington, Mrs. Alex : awards for 80 per rcpt atter
Young end Mrs. McDonald took' dance, nine of whom received a
part in a re -affiliation C.G.I.T, speeial prize for not missing
more than three Sundays,
service. Tommy Hardy. Bob Hardy,
�+- Andy Hardy, Paul Steat•v Arthur
Pentecost Church ! Wilkinson, George Wilki»mnn,
Plti!fp .Lewis, Larry Lewis, Got..
Ceremony Scene don Hardy, Mike and Pete Cul-'
.bort and Norma Wilkinson.
Rc'v, Fred 'Thomson officiated Owing to the church's "birth
at 3 p.m., Saturday, June 14, at.', day party," there will be no
a quiet. wedding in the Lucan Junior congregation for the next
Pentecostal holiness Church. two Sundays, but will continue
when he united in marriage Joan !during July and August, even
Thompson a..d Charles Holmes. ;though S.s, has already closed
The bride is the daughter of Mr. for the summer.
and Mrs, Stan Thompson, R.11,
5, Parkhill, and the groom is 1'entC4°sfal
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ilIR ifs Fred0ie Sunday exchanged
th Mrs,
Holmes. Lucan.
pulpits
The bride was gowned in a Louise Butler, of Exeter,
street -length dress of lime green The W.A. held their last meet -
linen. white hat, white acres- ing of the season last Monday
sorics and corsage of pink ear- night to pack a bale which has
nations. Her only attendant was since been sent to a missionary
the groom's sister, Miss Doi othp , in New (Guinea.
Holmes, of Lucan, who wore • OOn Friday night, 'Dry. Albert
peaeh taffeta and corsage of 'Bonk, a returned missionary to
white roses. Israel, gave an interesting ad
The bestratan eras Mr. Gerald; illustrated address on his work
Thompson. of I;.fl. 8, Parkhill. : there,
The young couple will IllAke Hdi}etl dhrrl"ch
their hone in London. A special Father's bay service
taersoiial Items was held in the United ('hui'elt
Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1izenga' on Sunday morning. Mr. Clarence
now of St. Thomas. are happy to 'Lewis and son, Robert, assisted
annnuneo the birth of a on, ltev. Idgar T.nulaton in prayers
'Bradley William, !torn at Si. and reading of the lesson, Mr.
Thomas Hospital, Friday, June ;Will Prost and son, ,Too, and Mr,
16. i Clarence Stanley and Son, holy
Mr. and Mrs. Merton ('ulhert ort, were ushers, A Patti is
find family attended Zion Church Choir
led in
the music Mi'.
anniso rsary last Sunday, singing .a sola.
•
of
Ding The expedition opened
with craft and a sing -song led
by Counsellor Kee. llaskett. Judy �
Scott read the scripture.
Mrs. Harold Whyte gave a talk
demonstrating water safety.
Margaret Cobleigh was the win-
ner of .the trip to Bimini Camp..
with a perfect sonic of 200. 'Che'
runners-up were her sister. Pal- i
ricia with 196 and Barbara Ready i i
with 193. 'Marks are given for! F.
attendance, uniforms, achieve- 1 $
ments, pass -word, and church';
and Sunday School attendance. i %.1
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