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LIONS HONOR SCOUT LEADERS—Lucan Lions entertained leaders of the Scout
trop and Cu.b packs which they sponsor at their dinner meeting Monday night.
Seated are Miss Barbara Marshall, Balu; Mrs. Audrey Andersen, Akela; and Miss Joan
Rodgins„ Bagheera, leaders of the first Cub pack; standing, Lion Harold Whyte, who
recently retired as Lucan Scoutmaster after 12 years' service; Pat Crudge, new Cub
pack leader; :Keith Frost, asst SM; Jules Desjardine, newly appointed SM; John Con-
lin, instructor; Bud Cooper, new Cub leader; and Jim Young, president of Lions.
—T -A Photo
,Praise Retiring SM
Lions Fete Scout Leaders
Speaking on "Scouting". Fro.!
Field Commissioner,
nobert Taylor of Hanover was
one of the guest speakers at a
meeting of the Lucan Liens.;
Club in the Anglican Church!
basement last Monday evening.
The other guest speaker was
District commissioner, Glen
Ledge, of Goderich who chose
as his topic, "District Scouting."
Mr. Lodge presented Scout Alas.'
ter Jule Desjardine with his
Scout Master's hat badge.
At present the Scouts have an'
enrolment of 20 and the cubs 38.!
The latter pack has become so!
big that it was found necessary
to split the pack. Scouter Bud!
Cooper and Scouter Pat Crudge
will be leading the newly formed:
pack as Akela and Bagheera.
Warning Averts :'ScoLAMaster Jule Despardine,'
To -night's dinner had as guests!!
assistant Scout Master, Keith',
Frost, instructor John Colin also ' called him the ""fpr', of
1Vhat Might have been a seri-
!tits fire was averted last Sunday
evening at the J. B. Ready store.
Visitors Al the Dupuis apart.
next above the Lucan Dry
Goods, when going home, noticed
smoke in the Hardware and Dry
Goods stores. Mr. Ready was. in
Detroit but Mr. Steve Storey
was contacted.
He found the furnace red hot
And near -by wood 'blackened.
Anther 10 minutes and the
place would have been in flames
but fortunately there was no
damage, other than smoke.
Though a new furnace has been
Ordered, it has not yet arrived
SO both stores have been with,
out heat all week.
He told the Lions their suppor
of the Scout program woulr
"pay off in handsome dividend
—you may not see them but the
will be there."
He announced that three Lu
can Scouts, who had saved
boy's life this summer, are be
ing considered for a specia
Scouting award,
Both Scout speakers paid trib
Me to retiring Scoutmaste
Harold Whyte who organized th
troop in 1947 and has led it mos
of the years since. Mr. Lodg
uCCn•11 ...
And District News
Phone 10A loacon
cerrespodent; Miss 4,Ina. AlsEett:
Suggest Locais Skating Club Local 'Princess'
For Grit Post
At a meeting to be hold in St.
John's Parish Hall. Arva, Mid-
dlesex -North Liberal Association
will elect a new president to re-
place Bruce Grant of Granton
who has been president for the
past three Years.
Among those named to suc-
ceed Mr. Grant will be two Lit -
eau district neighbours, Dr.
Lloyd C. Hall and Bernard Bean
who live just on the edge of
Lucan.
Other named men include Jo-
sephWinter of London Township,
A, E. Pete Smith of Ilderton,
Ross Taylor of W. Nissouri,
Chas. J. F. Ross, QC, of Lon-
don Township and Thomas Dixon
of Parkhill.
Explorer News
The 20th Expedition of the
Lucan Clandeboye Explorers
was held in then
1 gliaParish
Hall lest Atonda'yeveciiiiii
present,g"'it
14 of the 20 members .
An initiation service was held
for four new members, Cathy
Mothers, Daisy Cobleigh, Dianne
Cooper and Judy Coughlin.
Counsellor Kae Basket took
the worship service as well as
the third Expedition on "Ways to
Worship God."
Mrs. H. B. Langford taught
the group a new fun song. The
meeting closed with games under
1. the leadership of Counsellor
Rose Revington.
y!New School For Blrr
I Tenders have been called for
-the construction of a one room
a school at Birr. Tenders will be
• received until Novemhee 24,
'Oakridge Acres Tops Lucan 3.1
In a Shamrock juvenile league
✓ game at A Luvan last Saturday
evening Oakridge Acres ;rive-
t:• Mies scored their second Witi,
d f • t 3-1. B a r r y
the • three original cub leaders.I Scouting in the area..
Bagheera, Missi
Akela, Mrs. Audrey • Anderson;
Joan Hodgins1 Lucan Over Mifchell 9.5
and 'Belo°, Miss Audrey Marl In an Intermediates game at
shall as well as the two new , Milverton last Thursday evening
leaders. . Lucan, defeated Mitc:mil 9-5,
Mr. Taylor said Scouting has Goals for Lucan included, 3 by
'.
expanded at a tremendous rate Harry Wrath, 2 by Murray
during recent years loci there , Thompson, and Alan Ready and
were now eight million hoes ' one each by DOA Fletcher And ,
participating 'in 'the program in , Harold Capson. . I
67 countries. In Ontario alone,: 1
membership in Scouts has reach- Roderick F. Boyle
.
ed 125,000, over double that of ,
eight years ago. I •
"We feel it's the finest boys' On Highway Staff
organization in the world," the '1
Roddick James Boyle, 43,
commissioner stated. "Our basic died suddenly at the home of
philosophy is -to train boys by
Mr. Alex Hodgins, FrankBodein. St. 1,u -
letting them o for themselves.' can Saturda • November 5 !
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PHONE 624 Satei Anti SorViCoi EXETER
:funeral home, Lucan, until Tues -
:day morning, November 18 when
:he was taken to St. Peter's
!Church, Biddulph, for Requiem
High Mass at 10 a.m. The Rev.
!Father J E. Kelly officiated.
I interment was in the adjoin-
! ing cemetery. The eight pall-
bearers were Tom Gilmour, Har-
i old Ryan, Norman Irvin, Jack
!Ward, Allan Park, Dean White,
!John Regan and Tim Tookey.
t Son of the late Patrick And
Frances Boyle he was born in
McGillivray Township. He was
an employee of the Department
of Highways and served over
seas. for four years.
! He is survived by four bro•
Users and three sisters; William
' and Harold of London, Michael
, of Windsor And Leo of' Clande-
! boye, Mrs. Bill Mcllhargey
i (Rowena) of Lucan, Airs. John
I Murtagh (Mary), Windsor, Mrs.
'Pat Reidy (Inc May) of London.
1Masonic Lodge News
On 'Thursday R.W. Bro. David
I White D.D.G.M. of- South Huron
!District paid his official visit to
'Irving Lodge.
IBro. White spoke to about 100
Vree Masons at a banquet held
lin the Anglican church basement
after which a reception was held
in the Masonic Hall,
All tickets to the annual Ma -
:sonic dinner and dance on No-
vember 27 have been sold. All
, seats are reserved and admis-
sion is by ticket only.
Personal Items
Miss Alice Mainee of Watford
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam Dickins.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tate of
Dearborn were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins,
Mr. and Airs. .I. B, Ready,
Barbara and Ken speet last
weekend in Detroit stopping off
at (Home on the Way home. to
visit more friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins
and Miss Joan Hodgins were
guests of Corp. and Mrs. A. J.
Hodgins and family last Satur-
day at Aylmer.
Sunday guests with Airs. Her-
man Young, and Mr. and Mrs.
James Wilde,
w e r e Mrs.
James Wilde. her two sons, Al-
len and Douglas, her daughter
And Mr. and Mil,
Boh Moore, and three children
all of Petrolia, Also Mr. and.
Mrs. tud Wild of Sarnia.
Guests with Mrs. fob- Cole-
man included Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Dickies of Loildoti, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dickins of Lambeth, on
Friday evening arid Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Garrett And family
! of Edgewood on Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Stanley of Lucan
and Mrs. Norman Willey of
Toronto spent the weekend iri
1.0e,hOW LaktN hlich., guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Woodrow Mohr
;and Detroit.
Miss Angela Armitt of Lon-
idott Will onduet her adbOttd
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Wednesday, November 20,
area up to 14. at. 1:3O to 8:30 And
Adithe A:30 to 10:30.
COL And Mts. t)ueucag Miss of
t.ottdoti and- Miss jfatifloss ht,
Haravenhurst ealted ,Ott Ltteaft
,friends last , Wednesday,
Black scored Lucan's only goal.
Pentecost Church
Hears Evangelist
Revival services with Evange-
list Sam Learning were held each
night last week in the Lucan
Pentecostal church.
Because of the sfmccess and
nearly capacity attendance at
each meeting services are being,
continued this week.
Mr. Learning, a native of New,
foundiand, travelled with Shir-
ley Burnett's orchestra and play-
ed on stage, radio and record-
ing. He preaches a full deliver-
ance for soul, mind and body.
He has a unique ministry of
singing to his own accompani-
ment on the guitar.
I A special healing service was
held on Friday and another on
Sunday morning. At both serv-
ices several received bodily
healing. Rev. Fred Thompson.
I the pastor, has led each service
in the singing !and worked with
Mr. Learning.
Newlyweds Plan
Horne In London
Msgr. W. T. Fannery offi-
ciated at St. Martin's Roman Ca-
tholic Church, Saturday, Novem-
ber 8 at a ceremony .uniting in
marriage Carolyn Marie Rad -
chile and John Richard Sugden,
I The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Radcliffe
of the Lucan Radcliffe Drug;
Store and 'the groom is the son;
I of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. !
Sugden of London.
IThe bride wore a gown of
white deluslered satin, styled on I
princess lines with lily point,
, sleeves and scalloped neckline,
"accented wills French•embroi- I
dered lace rosettes, set with seed
' pearls and sequins. The bout-
fent skirt extended in a chapel;
train. A diamante crown held .
her tiered fingertip veil and she!
carried a white Bible crested'
• with gardenias, sprayed with'
silver. , I
Cocktail -length gowns in cop-.
pei one antique satin were
worn by the bride's attendants,
Miss Marilyn Radcliffe, Toronto,
maid of honor for her sister,
Mrs. Harold Hargreaves, Drum-
mondville, Que., and Mrs. Russ
Flowers, Toronto, bridesmaids,
Edward Johnson of Toronto
was best man and ushers were
William Sugclon, brother of the
groom, and Russell Radcliffe of
Calgary, brother Of the bride.
For travelling the bride .chose:
a blue wool suit with black and
white. Acceesories, raspberry and
red top .coat and gardenia cor-
sage,
The young couple will make
their home. in London.
The groom is a graduate of
the University . of Wester is
Ontario,
l'ersonel Items
Among those attending the
22nd annual Ontario Federation
of Agriculture Convention in Tor-
onto last week was Mrs. W. W.
Gareett, Of EdgeWood, chairman
of the WitT16111.1 committee of
Mile One Ontario Federation of
Agriculture.
Mr. Harold Brooke and friend
of Toronto were TOCOht visitors
With Mrs. Thomas :Brooke,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen llaskett
and family have moved into
their new home on No, 4 High-,
way on the edge of lateen. Ati
present Mr. Haskett ia confined.,
to his home with lumbago. 1.
Mrs, Austin Hodgins And
iii' returned home by plane On
Tuesday from A trip to MI.!
land.
Rev. And Mrs. j. P. Prest and i
Takes T. Places Second
ests
Instructors Miss Gaye Clarke
and Miss Margaret Neil of the
Lucan Skating Club have tested
and graded their skaters, who
now wear a colored ribbon show-
ing the group to which they be-
long.
Group 1 (green), Nancy J -las -
kelt, Janet Battram, Leslie Car-
ling, Linda„Marsha Box,
Carol Ann Boyes,
Group 2 (black): Susan Rob-
erts, Dianne Lamont, Doreen
Lamont, Nancy Yelle, Donna
Waters.
Miss Dereen Garrett, daugh-
ter'of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gar-
rett, Ed,gewood, and granddaugh-
ter of Mr, and Airs, Bob Cole-
man, Lucan, was runner-up to
Airs, Mary Hinan, Peterboro,
who was crowned Ontario's new
princess of the Ontario Federa-
tion of Agriculture contest
Appearance, personality, Agri-
cultural knowledge and leader-
ship qualities were considered
Group 3 (yellow): Jerry Free-.7fA
Group 4 (blue): Maureen Smith !''4”
!dra MarshallBeatrice Martin- *,-.
Jane Corbett, , Jane Crozier, San- 7V CHRISTMAS' SAL 1 g
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tak:
Donald Boyes.
man, Chuck Box, Robert Waters,
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Lucan Personal Items'
Visitors with Mrs. 1$1' ,0. Smith.
included Mr.. ahrl Mrs. -George
Ladde and three children,. Neil.
Sill,and, Jane of Waterloo last.
Sunday and Mr. anti Mrs. Louts
of Th m esferd last Sat.
urday.
Mr. and Airs. M. Douglas have
moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Staples of
Water St.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mcleells
of :St. Thomas called on the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. Bob Cole.nian
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones
and family of Kippen were Sun-
day visitors with. Mr. and Mrs,
Irving Gibson.
Bruce Haskell, small son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Calvin Haskell
eelebrated his sixth birthday
last Tuesday and even received
A phone message of .c.egratula•
dons from Winnipeg,
Mrs, P. Prest and Mrs. Kay
Egan were Wednesday guests of
Miss Edilh Stanley of London
and attended the Christmas ba-
zaar at $t; Pauls Cathedral,
London,
Mrs. Herb Stretton And Pe;gS,
are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
John Maefar,tane Of Forest and
12ia`abiyld ItatrbiCQra, Mrs. WiUiani Sang
is visiting with her
ger of Hensel
AiF.
dentr. HWay
Trinity, was ab-
sent on Sunday AS he was down
,with the flu,
Mrs. Calvin Haskett and Lam -
fly Alt's, Jack Cum -
nuns back to. Toronto last Fri -
mg sdaanydsani,4vhowearterOdainontheth eraintb. ot%.
see Eaton's annual Santa Claus
parade on Saturday while Lucan-
des sat dry and comfortable in
their hiving -room and Watched
the parade on TV,
Airs, Mel Culbert's modern
new tome on Highway 4 is near-
ing .completion.
Did you hear of a humorous
incident in your neighborhood
this week? Other folks like to
read about it. Phone 770, The
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Group 5 (violet, beginners):
Darlene Scell, David. itoberte,
Peter Murphy, Michael Culbert, SA
Cheryl Marshall, Janis Freeman,
Linda Birch, Pam Carter, Jen -
my Battram, Wayne Maguire.
Church
News
Anglican
The members of the Altar
Guild met at the home of Mrs
•
Al. 0, Smith last Wednesday.
Next Sunday Holy Trinity will %1•-
: have its first "Church Year in
Music and Color" service, This vie,
Iserviee has taken months of ,•••-•4
planning and weeks of prepare'
lion by the organists, choirs,
choir -leaders and servers. tee,
• ,'!!.!
A While Gift service is plan,
ned for November 30. Gifts will "eletie
be sent to 'the parish of 'olevel
which has a new church added 7.,V
since last year.
A Confirmation Class has been
formed and is growing in num
United ,Church •
The W.A. of the United Church
were fortunate in changing the
date of their turkey supper
from Nov. 13 to Wednesda.y for 41-114
tv
• S
Wednesday was a beautiful day
followed by five days of rain.
There was a splendid attend.
ance At the supper.
Baptisms
Last Sundaf. the Rev. Edgar
Roulston baptized Judith Lee
.NIcLellan, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Stuart McLellan; Karen
Laurie Flannigan, daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Warren Flannigan;
Kelvin Dwight Chambers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers
and William James Lockyer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lockyer
Roman Catholic Church
The ,Catholic Women's League
held A. bake sale in the Nu -Way
Motors' showroom last Satur-
day. In spite of the wet day
they cleared in the neighbor-
hood of $50.
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79c
59c
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• PRINTED SQUARE SCARVES, Reg. 790, SALE PRICE
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The Lucan•Clandeboye Y.P.U. "4!)
met in the Clandeboye. church
Sunday evening with Sandra Wil-
liams in the chair.
Terry Culbert' reported on last
Friday's successful skating party
and dance to which representa-
tives from the surrounding
United Churches as well as Holy
Trinity's A.Y.P.A, were present.
The committee responsible for
the evening's success was com-
posed of Marilyn Eaton, Bever-
ley Butler, Terry Culbert and
Douglas Thompson. Maurice
Love of Exeter did the calling.
During the business session it
was decided to visit the Fines
Haven Nursing Home once a
month.
An invitation to attend a church
service at the Community Cen-
re which is being planned for
he near future, was accepted •
A nominating Committee to
bring in a slate of officers at
the next meeting was named,
composed of Jackie Park, Jim-
my Scat and Donna Black. Mrs:
Murray Hodgins led in a sing-
songleading up to the worship
service which was taken by Mari-
lyn Eaton at mission group eon-
vener. She was assisted by Nancy
Scott, Sharon Kestle and Sandra
Williams.
Members ware then divided in-
to buzz group for a quiz on Mis-
sions.
Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary of the
United • mich held its November
meeting at the home of Mrs. Art
Black lett Tuesday with a good
attendance. The president, Mrs.
A, E. Reilly, presided.
Mrs. Erle Young's group was
ie. charge of the Worship ser-
vice. Assisted by Mrs. rent
Thompson, Roll call was ans-
wered by a receipe for the re-
cipe book being compiled. Five
dollars Was voted for the Airs,
Wheable Memorial,
Plans were discussed for the
bake sale, • tea and bazaar to
be held in the church parlors,
Deft -ober 13.
Mrs, Art flack had charge of
the study book And outlined the
chapter "Progress in Paradise"
which Was followed by pictures
Of Hawaii shown by Miss Pat
Watson, Which she had taken on
het trip West.
Anglican Evening Auxiliary
The November Meeting of the
Anglican Evening Auxiliary took
the ferni Of a lingerie end Jew.;
dry. deirienstration staged by
rerguaort Of London in the
Parish Hall last Wednesday eve.
Mr. Ken Make attended the it."
lustrated leeture Oft the Lam.
beth Conference PreSented by 131.
shop W,A, Townsend in St.
Salves Church, Parkhillo hist,
Friday evening,
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Stanley, Mrs,. Jack Hardy, Mrs.
Merlon Culbert, Mrs. Gerald
Lewis, Mrs, Clarente Hard' and
Bits. Neiman Hardy,
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• INFANTS' JERSEY ROMPERS,
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sPARLICEE
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