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.LVCAN. PIE-EATERS—A. pie -eating contest (juicy blueberry, at that) Was one of the
fort contests staged by L.U.C.A.. organization at the Hallowe'en party for children
Lucan Friday night. Above Ward Hodgins, Carl Neil, the winner; and Bill Darling,
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runner-up; are gobbling up the pastry in record time.
Painting, Prizes, Pastries
Feature a owe en Party
Lucan's L.U.C.A.N, this year
donated five three and two dollar
prizes for the best painted store
window. As there was a poor
response from high school pu-
pils, at the last minute, public
school pupils were permitted to
participate.
The judges were Mrs. Marion
Davidson, Mr. Ken Clarke and
Mr, J. B. Ready.
The first prize ,went to the
right hand window of the George
Paul store a scene drawn by
Randy Paul and Roger Black,
the second prize to the side win -
dow of the Lucan Motors, drawn
by Nancy Watson, Jo -Anne Rib -
son and Ann George and the
third prize to the windows and
door of the Culbert store drawn
by Terry and Dona Culbert and
Jane Steacy.
At 7:00 *p.m. witches, clowns.
fairies', Indians etc, began col-
lecting at the hank corner. At
7:30 began the march to the
community centre to the music
of a victrpla. From the' side-
walks and cars, adults watched
the motley parade. Each child
an entering the auditorium was
given a card with a number to
be used in the contests following
the judging of costumes.
'The judges were Mrs. Wesley •
Clow, Rev. Edgar Roulston and ;
Mr. Ed. Morris. Three, two and
one dollars were the prizes for
each event.
The winners were: pre-school.
fancy. Jelfirey Culbert, Deborah
Kennedy and Dianne Corbett;
comic, Patsy Nagle, Philip Bell
and Peter Culbert;
Grades 1 to 4, fancy, Leslie
Carling, Carla R.evington, Nancy
Hardy; comic, Denise Ribson,
Billy Ha'skett, Eugene Seifried.
Grades 5 to 8, fancy, Edward ,
Loyens, Jo -Anne Ribson and
gins (tied), Susan Bridges,
Aduits, Anita Gignac, Harold
Whyte, Antonette Van Lieshout;
comic, Mrs. John Park and Rose
Revington (tied) -Merton Culbert
and Bill Darling.
At this point Mr. Harold Rib -
son who was M,C. for the gather-
ing, called certain numbers for
; four contests: balloon contest
won by Roger Black; soda bis-
cuit contest (eat four biscuits
and whistle) won by Donna Kewt
pie eating contest, teat pie from
! a plate without using hands)
'won by Carl Neil and Bill Darn
• line; chewing a string, to
dollar bill, the money to go to
dthe Red Cross, Ward Hodgins,
I At this time President Jim
Young of the Lions Club made
; the draw for the $50 bill; draw-
ing the ticket belonging to Mr.
I Gordon Westman of Granton.
; As the children left the audi-
torium they were presented with
a chocolate bar from the Arena
I committee,
Two Lucan Students
Win Speaking Contest
the 10' contestants, who
i competed in the capacity -filled
auditorium of the Lucan Public
!School last Tuesday evening in
the Biddulph Schools' Public
[Speaking contest, two Luca!). pu-
pils, Carolyn Donaldson and
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Wayne Wayne Broderick; comic, Nancy • ,L .
Watson, Bill Neil and Ward Hod.'
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CAROLYN DONALDSON
Personal Items ... wins gold ring
Mr. David Bawden, of Toronto,
•Ed.,. Dale Hussey captured the two
and Miss Ann Parney, of
rnonton, were Saturday guests tirst places and were presented
with gold rings by air. Clarence
of Miss Ida Porte and Mrs. •
Illaskett, chairman of the L.U..
Helen Watson.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert J. Gar- C•A•N•
rod and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carolyn, daughter of ;airs. Har-
McQuoid, of Woodbridge, were • old Cobleigh, . grade 1 and 2
weekend guests • of Miss Kate Lucan teacher spoke on "Spain"
Bowyet. I and Dale, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Miss Helen Carseallen, of To." Eric Hussey, whose mother ope•
-rent°, on her way to London,! rates the Pines Haven Nursing
where she was giving a talk at• Home. chose "Queer Trees," as
the Press Club for the CBC, was his prize-winning topic.
an overnight guest with Mr. and ; Second prizes went to' Dom
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, thy Newby, S.S. No. 5, Bidclulph,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Has.: who spoke (in "the Royal Chin
keit of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs.; dren"and Don Wallis, S.S. No.
Bob Dinney of. Exeter attended .7 Granton, who spoke on "Tinto.
the funeral directors' convention Ind'. Eaton.
held in the King Edward Hotel,! Third prize winners were Lor.
Toronto, two days last week, t ene Hodgins, S.S. No. 7 Gran.
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LUCAN
COMMUNITY MEMORIAL ARENA
Wed., Nov. 12 — 5-8 p.m.
Adults $1.50 Children 12 and Under, riq
Pre -School Children Free
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ton, speaking on "The World's
; Oldest industry" and Jerry Har.
rigan, Separate School, speaking
; on "Maurice Richard."
I The other four contestants
; were Lois O'Neil, S.S. No, 1
t•Biddulph, who spoke on "Mist
Canadian"; Sheila Donaldson,
I S.S. No. 12 and 4, who chose
"Freckles"; Judy Blair, S.S.
No. 9 "Life in Holland" and
;Leny Van Busse!, S.S. No. 6, who
I chose "Pat Boone,"
The judges were three MIDI'S
Ilanguaeo teachers, • Mrs. Claude
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; barrow, Mrs. Cecil Wilson and
Mr. Paul Hamilton,
The Biddulph council provided
monetary prizes for not only the
'second and, third. place winners
hut also for the non -winners,
These were presented by In-
spector H. G. Schlotzhauer.
Principal Wesley , Clow, who
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DALE HUSSEY
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And District .Ntews.
Phone 109 Lucan
corresptnnient: Mie, Una Abbott
PS Raises Si5.5, • 1,i\ons ,mark tCra.sh :Injures
To Assist Needy
ihe Anniversary
Principal Anesley Clow
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Lucan Public School and his
Distact Farmer
11r. Hamilton liodgind, on re-
,.„,,.. d ......_ i. ,..._ d..,..ndd,,d., turning home front ,itn adricul-
'staff are glad to report the U.N.- Id"' ,, ee"te" , OI "I'M iitv.., total meeting at Lirr 'thud
I.C.E.F. colleteion last Fridita- their :nen 4XiuIlversary at a din- e as side swipen le, a in not
amounted to Se4.66. : nor meeting in -th'' AnOrnit it front Birr :aid suffered tuned
• chureb basement with the presi-• n , ,.. t; . i.
Mr. Clow reckoned that Lu• i nit. air. Jhu yo in, • ti dt c 1 A Mit!' .1 t Al WA rlY PVPIthig.
can's collection wont d. buy etletir.• Alter the ol.ael slehtph.‘svitsilor,epliti;linealittf,rroitare,Itt
enough vaccine to prqtect 6466 sinpds(mo, Ian ,n, nee ,to
children from tuberculosis t : "" """n ';"••• His brother. Mr. Vincent Illet-1
`-r nirned tt'W er to the new program gins and brother inlaw, Mr.:
undernourished children or purlit -
buy 32.;:no glasses of milk for convener, Mr. Les Wondward. Grow of Luc an were
Om enough penicillin ctioefocrunrie.• elm who was the district depot..
1.293 children of yawa, Mr. Albert Tranuair, of Ex• able to too him 1.0 Itis (inn!
ereur 10 years ago; when. th''e j.11'ehaer dIrNi.‘11-(1‘trlent!if
ing tropical disease.
On Atwitter Donald redder Lucan branch was organized. car was unhurt - tli other;
( Monarch" pin.s
was chosen as 1's erepre- “ ' L
charter members, Messrs. Lucan Shating Club
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sentative for the 1958 1.1.N.I.C..to cha
" Young,
al Club
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el.F. "Lucky Goblin" draw. his
name will be sent with the $64.66. Aehworth, Don Ranting, Bill the seitshn November 1, with
Haskett. Clarence Haskelt, and 26 children on the ice.
C. Staplea. Their instruentrs are Miss (*ay
! ex. ilaiold Whyte, D. rhe Lucan Skating Copened
in the ;Honorable Sidney Smith,: •
n'.anada's 'Minister of ldxternal
!affairs. aud. ,placed in a giant Mr. George Pedlar, of Park- Clark, profensiodal from the
pumpkin at the U.N.I.C.E.F. hit!. esented Mr. (tare Stan-. London Skating Club, and Miss !
headquarters. Should his name, WY with his 100 per cent pin. Margaret Neil. of Lucan. An
he drawn in mid-December he ' Mr. A. J. Sweitzer, -of Exeter, interesting prtentam• of instrue. •
CELEBRATE 50 YEARS --Mr, and Mrs, Allan Westman,
most
district
the couple farmea the
Lucan, celebrated their golden wedding annivrsTa.Ary pThuiso-
day at their home.
of their lives.
will be flown to present, the- Lion international Councillor, lion is being Manned anti 'it is Lifican Couple Marks
;Moque to Dr. Smith, presented members with their hoped that more ehadr CH Win
Square Dancing
Square dancing under the cap-
able leadership of Miss Angela
Armin of London got off to a.
Owl start, last Wednesday night
Lione' membership certificates: be interested in joining. •
Messrs Clare Stanley, Howard The Skating Club president is
Kew, iniseoe niodgins, Jack duel- mi.'s, IL J. Roberts, and the .en Anni ersary
cliffe,- Lionel Kendrick, Ed Mot'. treasurer is Mrs, Charles ; t•
ris and E. A. Mosurinjohn. tt
' Mr and Mrs. Allan Westman,
• ; of Alice street, Luean, cele -
The last three members were
with a. registration of 35 chinprntd 50th Anniversary • I hi tied their fiftieth wedding an-
eseealso with their Lions
elren and 20 adults. Classes will club pins by District Deputy can mversary with open house last
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be held the fourth Wednesda The Strainntd Toavhors'
of each month. lege celebrated its nOth miniver- dTuesdey
sary afternoon and eveping,
Y Governor Jack, Antill, of London.
.I who addressed the meeting, last. Saturday, 1 Pouring tea was a neignbor.
Explorer News !briefly after which the meetine
The 19th Expedition of the Lu-lwas turned back to the presi-
i ean-Clandeboye Explorers was dent for closing exercises.
neld in the Anglican parish. ball
• last Monday evening with 14 : Falls From Crib,
members present.
, Langfand led in the : Man Breaks Hip Judy Cotighlin, small daughter • 141 tun t a !id hers six-,) ear -old Nan.
were learned. 1 Mr. Pored' Hodgins of Grant lin, celebrated her ninth birth. I Mrs. Westin an, • the former
Kan Haskett led in the worship i ton last Wednesday was helping day by
service and took the second ex-IMr. Norman Riddell build a entertaining 15 of her 1 Mabel McRoberts, was raised
to Wor-1 Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Tuke, nee.; on concession 16, London town.
pedition on "The Way coin crib. A heavy blast of wind playmates last Wednesday.
I • " !blew the uprights down throw- :nhili. and Mr. •Westman on No..
Jean Dearness. two :former 1414- 7 highway, Biddulph, They were
ding Mr. Hodgins to the ground can High School teachers now ; married at the bride's 'home by
of Byron and Mrs. Fret! Tulse . the late Rev, J„1, Milyard. of
of Mr.- and Mrs. Clarence Lewis.1 township.
of London- were Tuesday guests ;Wesley United Church, London.
Mr. and Mtn Bob Lewis spent I After their marriage, they
Ian weekend with - Toronto and i lived near the bride's home on
Cobourg friends, 1 concession 16, London township,
Among Heise who attended Miss Beta Chown, and serving
were Mrs. Clarence Hardy and, were Miss Mabel McRoberts and
Mrs. John Mellhargey of the 'Mrs. Ed McDoneli, of London,
1918-1919 class and Mrs. Cceil Mrs. Bet' Westman, and Mrs.
Robb of the D20-1921 class, • !Austin Hobbs of Granton.
Personal items I Answering the door was their
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games and three new fun songs ' Westman of London,
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cough -
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Drama Club n ea ting ip.
At a meeting of the Lucan1 Dr. Pma . Kipp of Granton was
Drama Club held in the Corn- I called and the C, Haskett anti
munity Centre last Sunday
after - Son ambulance of Lucan look
was named directtor for this year. Hospital.
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1 the injured man to St, Joseph's
nopn, Mr, R. K, Montgomery
Two big events were plumed,
the first to take then form of a
variety show to be staged the
latter part of this month and ,the
other a three -act comedy schede1
uled for sometime in the spring,
Church
News
Anglican -
The Ladies' Guild held a suc-
cessful turkey supper in the
church basement last Wednesday
night.. A fine night brought large
number fro
s m London, xcter
and surrounding district,
An enthusiastic band of Aug.
licans set out Sunday afternoon
on the stewardship campaign
but the final report will have to
be held over till next week as
some canvassers were unable to
complete their calls.
For some time the rector has
been contemplating a, church
museum cabinet. Last week he
was happy to receive from Mrs.
Herman Young a psalm, hymn
and scriptural, song book set to
music printed, in Dublin, Ire-
land in 1846, On the fly leaf was
written "To John Dagg front
Uncle Thomas Carry, Moneyail,
Aug.13/60."
United Church
The W.A. are busy making
plans for their turkey supper to
be held in the 'Community Cen-
tre Thursday, November 13,
It is expectedthe basement
presided for the evening had, floor of the church Ind decora-
this year, provided for himself (dons will be completed in time
a goodly supply of amusing fur next. Sunday's services.
anecdotes to fill in the time be- .
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tween addresses. YPU.
Between the .girls' anti boys' The Lucan-Clandeboye Y.1) Ti
2 addresses when the judges were met in the church auditorium
choosing the winners, a program last Sunday evening' with Terry
of choruses, ' solos, and trios Culbert acting as president.
•1: from t h e various Biddulph Mrs. Murray Hodgins led in
Schools was enjoyed by the a sing song which was so ar-
audience. ranged as to lead into the war-
d Lucan's two winners will n'ext , ship service which was taken
compete in. London with winners' by Gerry Kchl, Barry Black and
Richard Mosurinjohn,
• Final plans were made for a
skating Darin to be held at the
arena to be followed by a "Slax
a from other townships,
C. R.,Carmichael
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Former flop" in the auditorium Friday.
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Courtney R. Ciirmichael. 73, ing sent to Llicati-ClandeluEve
A.Y.P.A. t t all Idn't
died in St. joseph's Hospital, o • et
Church young people in the
Tuesday. October 28.
showed th
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Fstew uneral services were held in tirea.
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the Needham Memorial Chapel, dir,
m ,:Howard dded meets Gild. which
interment in Medway cemetery. amusing discussion on tf
he 'ilm
lie is survived by his wife, o
the former Lillian Nixon, two Pentecostal Holiness Church .
sons anti four daughters: George The regular Friday (Tem"
and Kelvin of London; Mrs. Glen Young • Peoples' meeting took
(Margaret)'Wellington'of Forest, the form of a Hanoweten party,
Mrs. (deorge (lielon) Hall of After dressing up and tailing
Windsor, Mrs. Glen tEd'itin on neighbors, the Young People
Reeve of Merton and Mrs. Don- met at the home of Mr. and
aid (Elsie-) 'kohl of Sudbury, Mu's. Hugh for an eve.
also two brother:, and three ,six ling of Hallowe'en games.
tors, James V. Carmichael ot ,„
Edmonton. and Dune in A, Car- mo.°way :S6°61 Raises $211
inichaei of nderion; Mrs. Irene The student 'Nitwit of Meti.
Freeman of :Merton, Mrs. Net- way School conducted a cam -
lie Cheriton of London Township, paign within the school to raise
Mrs. Helena MeAndlees of To- funds for the 'United Appeal,
ronto and 12 grandchildren.This, together with a dance and
son of [he late James Car- a guessing contest as to when
michael, founder of the Medway the ehh le A jar would reach a
London Friday, October M with was! folIodved by a lively and
Creamery, Mr. Carmichael Nees
e: well known London Township
farmer and cattleman. 'Besides
managing ,his 400 -acre farm he
VAS rtewe ,,t London Townghip
certain ring, netted $211,
Peettieril Home •
Mr. Joe ilaskett, of Luean,
and Mr, Cliff McLean, of Elgin.
„d wag ejected warden in inz. field, were two of the four car-
efme he was named president loads who left last Saturday on
of the London Township Agri-
cultural Society, In 1045 he was
named Libettal candidate for
North IdEddlesest but. was de-
feated by the, late thy l'Ya trick.
Met* Lucan Nocoi.
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a deer hunting expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes fledging
and Doi; spent Sunday in Mitch-
ell, guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Jilt
Tubb. _
Rev, of
S. Parker,
ksy„ of The Anglican toelr
Centre, 'Terrible, ;Vas A Sunday
afternoon guest at the rectory.
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for nine years. Then they moved
to another farm near Granton
which they -farmed _until coming
to Lucan- six years ago. They
have one son, Harold, of Lou-
don, and two grandchildren,
Nancy and Janice Westmart.
Greetings from ,the •pronineial
government, floweri;•-from their
neighbors and church and dozens
of letters and cards from neigh-
bors and friends adorned the
living room,
Personal Items •
The Men's Club of 'Holy Trin-
ity Church will be selling
Christmas trees 'this year, •
Counsellors Nee .l-iaskett and
Rose Revington took the wor-
ship service at the" Explorer
Counsellor Fellowship meeting
which was held lest week in
Centennial United Church, Lon-
don.
Sewing classes, sponsored by
the Lucan W.I., have begun in
the Community Centre,
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