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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 14agfi 14 4olte 4, 19$9 Lucan and district news Phone 109 Lucan PS 'court' aids safety A Safety Patrol court has been organized in the school, with Patrol Captain Ward Hodgins acting as magistrate, Lt. Bonnie Drennan as court officer and Sgt. Carolyn Donaldson as recording officer. Luean's police officer, Erle Young, on Wednesday presented badges to the three officers. Principal Wesley Clow reports court has already met and eases tried with "extreme serious- ness".. Oldest resident breaks shoulder Mr. William Downing fell in his Alice St. home last Saturday morning and broke a bone in his right shoulder. Mr. Downing. who will be 97 in September LLu- can's oldest resident) broke his left wrist some months ago but had recovered and was able to cut his lawn as usual and to put In his garden of which he was very proud. Since the disappearance of ice and snow, Alice St. residents have been pleased to see Mr. Downing going for his mail at Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbett Mrs, C. Haskett Festival over • president of H&S now it'5 fair lected resident of Lucan Home Now that Lucanites have the Present.tion of .awards +l clima e rusk' -festiv.a.1 : The .fourth. North ?Middlesex' Bonnie Astles and. Paul Astles and Sacred Heart, Parkhill music festival sponsored by the 78. Margaret Hodgins and Paul Lucan H and S Association open-,Astles 77,. ed at noon Wednesday with Lloyd! Duet (open) -- Naney O'Neil. Cs. .Queen,, assistant director of i and Gladys O'Neil 81. music in Ontario schools, as ad- Vocal double trio (unaccompa- judicator. need) .S$ No. 1 Lobo 85, Lucan Mrs. Clarence Hardy was eon- Publie School 84, Ailsa Craig vener and Mrs. Jack Ready see- F'S 48,:d.. ay of the festival Trophy winners Thursday morning At the concert Friday 'evening RURAL SCHOOLS the following 20 special trophies, Unison chorus SS No. 5 medals and awards were pre- .Blddulpli 84, SS No. 3 McGi1- sented: livray 82,. SS No. 9 Biddulph 81. Luean. Lions Club trophy — Jr. Unison charas SS No. 1 Bid girl solist — ,ioyce Butler. • dulph 80. .and School Association at then Hearn r. p. y ^^ jr. Two-part chorus — SS No. 5 musical festival behind them, piano -- Jamie Clark. Blddulph 8,5, SS No. 3 McG]l- May meeting held last Tuesday! li re devoting their time and Lucan Branch of Canadian Le- e} 84,SSA 12 nc(4 >Rid• energy for a bigger third. annual Trade and I-iabbyRobby Arnold. v .T- s Daiv troh Le - evening in the school auditorium.' iyray o. Vice-president is D7rs. Ii. R. big er and better gron trophy - ar. boa soloist dulph and McGillivray 83. Engel; corresponding secretary,. Two - part chorus (combined Fair, June 3.4 and S which will Birr WI klo,ph, boy solprst schools) - SS Nos, 2, 5, 9, 1:2. Mrs. George Paul; recording sec i be highlighted by many attrac• (rural), eb Gary Dixon. and 4 Biddulph 83. retary, Mrs. Bud Cooper; treas.tions, draws and door prizes. An-1Clandebnye WI trophy -- girl ager, Mrs. Glen Haskett; exeeu• other amateur show will be' soloist (ruralr .- Judy Scott. Thursday efterneon tive, Mrs. James Freeman, 11rs. Norman Hardy, Mrs. Ralph staged Thursday evening. Rummell, Mrs. Harold Butler, Jr., and Mrs. Pat Grudge. The slate of officers was pre- sented by Mrs. C. H. George, The highlight of the evening was a number of choruses, duets, dances, accordion and guitar se- lections -- a sample of the pro- gram presented at the music festival, with Miss Bette Leake at the piano and Carolyn Donald- son announcing the numbers. It was reported $10 had been given the school towards prizes for Field Day, June 19. Mrs. Cobleigh"s room won the attendance cup but Mr. J. Des Jardine's was the year's winner, having won it three months and tying for another month. Church 9 a.m. each morning. Mr. Down • - ing who has been a regular at- tendant of the Lucan United Church was out last Sunday for the first time since breaking his wrist and now he will be laid up again. Reception For Niece Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Creek nee Shirley Gallimore, of Farm- ington, Mich., were guests of bonor at a reception held last Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Simpson (aunt of Mrs. Creek ). Thirty-four guests were present from Zurich, Exeter, Hensall, Kippen, Dashwood, 'Medford, De- troit and Farmington, Mich. The bride and groom were pre- eented with many beautiful gifts. Mrs. F. Taylor dies in Michigan Mrs. Freeman Taylor, 79, of Marlette, Mich., died suddenly Sunday, May 24 while visiting ber daughter in Detroit. Funeral services were held last Thursday at Marlette, with interment in Marlette cemetery. Her husband predeceased her about 10 years ago. She is sur- vived by two sons, Stuart and Leonard of Marlette and one daughter Mrs. Dan Daniels of Detroit. Mrs. Taylor, the former Lu- cinda Morgan, was the daugh- ter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Activities United The Lucan-Clandeboye Y P U met in the Lucan church Sunday evening with Rev. Edgar Rouls- ton and Mrs. C. H. George as and Mrs, Omar Cunningham and counsellors, Helen Kestle in the jackpot $5 consolation by charge of program and Jeanette Mrs. Ralph Smith. Blake presiding for the busineiiti Next week the jack -pot will be session. $80 in 57 calls. The subject, "What we believe Other winners included Mrs. discussedas ITC eincluding a study ers" was the ic of George Chambers, Mrs. Russell Schroeder, the Apostle's Creed and the re- Mrs. Jim Avery, Mrs. Clarence Young, Mr. Louis Lem- ieux, Mrs. Florence Mc Roberts, Mrs. Grant Brooke (2), Mrs. Art Bell and Mrs. Thos. Brooke. Muriel Carling bowling champ The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., London, held its bowling banquet dance and presentation of trophies at -the Seven Dwarfs last Friday night, Riverview WI trophy — unison Boys' vocal solo (9 years and e undo) , dulph. Gebel 81, Paul Hodgson, Masonville H and S Associa• Boys' vocal solo (12 years and tion trophy -- two-part chorus under) — Billy Dixon 82, George Masonville. Hobbs 81, Erwin Gebel 80, Lucan WI trophy unison Boys' vocal solo (14 years and chorus — Masonville, under) — Gary Dixon 84, Paul Bank of Montreal Lucan Branch vallis 82, Ralph Thompson 80. trophy — sr. piano — Fred Vocal• duet, girls and/or bays Thomas and Maxwell Hennick, (10 years and .under) David. Paul's trophy — intermediate Elston and Wendy Elston 84, :Miss Muriel Carling of Lucan, girl soloist Jo -Anne Ribson, Barbara . Cunningham and Joyce who has held the highest single I The Howard Kew trophy in- Dorman 82, Elizabeth Hill and score all year in the league, terinediate piano — Carol Stalk- Erwin Gebel 80. came home with three trophies. er and ,To -Anne Ribson (tied). Vocal duets, girls and boys captain of her team she re Clarence Lewis (Granton) tro- (1.4 years and under) -- Dor- As othy Newby and Laurel West - man 84, Nancy Kestle and Judy Scott 83, Marilyn Young and. Rosalie Hicks 62. horns (rurall -- .SS No. 5 Bid • i' ,- David O'Neil 82 Erwin ceived the Davidson trophy, the phy — zo Individual trophy and also the Dorothy Newby and Laurel West - High Triple trophy. man. ' Cec. Lewis Trans. and Const. Bingo news trophy — best boy pianist in In spite of Lucan s big musical festival — Larry Lewis. festival there was still a fair Lucan H and 5 Ass'n trophy-- crowd at the Legion Auxiliary intermediate boy soloist— Gary bingo last Thursday night, where Traveresy. most of the prizes went to Lucan- Mrs. Lloyd Acheson medal — ites again. best girl soloist in HS — Mar - Share the wealth was won by jorie Donaldson. Mrs, Ira Carling; the ennsecu- Mrs. J a c k Ready medal '.--- five bingo by Mrs. George Cham• best boy soloist in :FIS classes .- hers, Mrs. Pat Grudge and Mrs. Grahama Thompson. Florence McRoberts (Granton) Clarence y"medal - sr. boy soloist — Donald Crouch, COF Court Valentine trophy (Granton) — sr. girl vocalist — Carole Davis. Northdale H and 8 Ass'n Tro- phy — school choir— SS No. 1 Lobo. • e North 'London Lions Club tro- phy — vocal double trio SS No. 1 Lobo. Jo -Anne Ribson of Lucan took the highest mark in the festival, 87. During Wednesday evening's program the festival was offi-. dally opened by Elwood Oakes of Strathroy and inspector of McGillivray schools who was in- troduced by Mr. Queen. Rev, Edgar Roulston led in prayer. Wednesday's program was mostly piano. Four •classes were so large they were run in two parts a.nd the winners decided at the evening session. Wednesday afternoon winners Seven years — Gayle McLel- lan 84, Susan Pennington 82, Susan Lennox 79. Eight years — Allan Wright 83, Karen Levie 82, Monica Her- rington 80 ception service for new mein- bers. Plans for a bus trip were dis- cussed and arrangements made for finalizing plans next Sunday evening after the 7.30 anniver- sary service. Anniversary service June 7 will be anniversary Sunday with the Rev. W. F. Slinn of Arva as guest speaker at 11 a.m. and 7,30 p.m. The senior choir will lead the sing- ing in the morning and will be assisted by the junior choir at night. The junior choir sang at Ilder- ton UC anniversary last Sunday evening. Pentecostal Holiness Church The Thursday afternoon ladies' prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Miene Eizenga with Mrs. J. A. Graham in charge of the Bible study. The Friday Young Peoples' Thomas Morgan and was born meeting was a musical evening. at Lucan. Paul Graham led in the music. Among those attending the fu- Mrs. Graham read musical pas- sages from the Bible and theRev. Fred Thomson gale a read mg and poem on praising the Lord in music. Mr. Ed. Butler discussed the! hymn "Throw Out the Life-: line." Donna Thomson sang a': solo and Misses Lorraine Gra-; Hodgins, Mrs. Bert Jackson, ham and Velma Birtch sang a Mrs. C. C. Bradford, Mrs. Frank duet. neral were Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett of Lucan, Mr. Harvey Haskett, Mrs. Blanche Hodgins and Mrs. Mabel Conachie of Lon- don. North Middlesex WI Annual Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs. Wes. • Harry Mrs William Brownlee,' At the morning Sunday service Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Eizenga and Misses 1 Murray Hodgins (who led in the; Graham and Birtch sang a trio. music) of the Lucan WI, attend- District Fellowship rally ed the District North Middlesex WI Annual at Ilderton last Thurs- The District Fellowship Pente- costal Holiness Rally was held Bantams enter baseball team The spirit of the famous Lucan Irish Nine is not dead in Lucan. MA year, under the coaching of Jim Freeman, a team is entering the WOAA bantam baseball league. Boys 15 years of age after May 1 are eligible. Games will be played on the new ball diamond adjacent to the arena. Other teams in the league in- clude Hensall, Exeter, Seaforth, Mitchell, Goderich and New Hamburg. vision lamp. Mr. Hovey is mov- ing to London. An AYPA meeting was held Monday night to finalize plans for the rummage and bake sale Saturday, June 6. Rer•. J. P. Prest attended the Deanery Clericus held at Arva last week. The junior choir has been in vited to sing at the McCormick Hoene next Sunday. United Church WMS The May meeting of the Lucan United church WMS was held in the e h u r c h school -room last Thursday with Mrs. Sheridan Revington presiding and taking the devotions. Mrs. Alex Young took over Mrs. Wes Hodgins' group for the meeting, whose tlMrs. Frank Hardy presented, last Monday night in the Lucan members were in charge of the the slate of officers, which con-' church. Members from Clinton, program and refreshments. tained the local names of Mrs. London and Luean filled the Plans for 'transportation to the church. rally at Lieury, June 5 were Wes Hodgins, assecond vice- church. made, also plans for catering president; Mrs. J.. C. Robb, sec Rev. P. Davidson of Clinton for' the mother and daughter retary-treasurer; Mrs. Clarence: was the guest speaker. banquet, June 11. Lewis,. (Granton) assistant, and' Anglican news Mrs. George Paul kindly hi - Mrs. George. Wilson, district Classes from the basement : vited the members to her cot- delegate to area convention. ;and church joined with classes'tage near Grand Bend for the Explorer news «in the Parish Hall last Sunday , June meeting which will be held The Lucan•Clandeboye Explor- morning to do honor to a faith.' ca:liy (June 16). Members will yrs were well represented last ful superintendent for the past take lunch and leave the church Saturday, at the Explorer Rally ,13 years, Mr, F. W. Hovey. !at 11 a.m. for London and Middlesex, held'As a slight token of apprecia-; •Mrs, Alex Young spoke brief - in New St. James Presbyterian tion Thr years of service Mrs. ly on "Our New Canadians." Church, London. Counsellors Kae James Freeman on behalf of the Mrs, V. Smith and Mrs. George Haskett and Rose Revington, Sunday School children and of -.Young Sr. were in charge of Honorary Counsellor Mrs. Mur• ficers presented him with a tele- I packing the bale. ray Hodgins (who led in the i music) and 15 of the 18 members were present. Family Gathering Mrs. Irene Hicks and son, Bill, and Mr, and Mrs. George Miller, daughter Miss Peggy Miller and friend of Flint, Mich., who have been spending a few days with Lucan friends, acompanied Mrs. Thomas Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brooke and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McFal.ls to Exeter for a turkey dinner and family get-to- getherat the, home of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ford last Sunday. Personal items Nancy Lewis, small daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Lewis, celebrated her third birthday last Saturday by entertaining $even of her little girl friends. Mrs. William Mcll.hargey and Mrs, Wilfred Stocks were dele- gates to the CWL convention in Sarnia last Week. Mr. Keith 'Frost spent last weekend in Detroit, a guest of Mr. arid Mrs. Phil Kirkton and this weekend at Grand Bend. Mr. Earl ,Carling of Lucan and friend Mr. 'Keit Rodgers of Mild - 'nay attended the Goodyear Bowling Dance at Seven Dwarfs last Friday. Mr. Will Havekost, of London, Spent last Saturday with lqrs. W. 3. Mch alis, Mice St. Mr, and Mrs. Fred .Ford and Robert, Detroit, were weekend guests of Mrs. Irene Coursey, Moo L.ucen Newt tlrf litioe 1S Lloyd C. Hall DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Lucan► wishes to announce the appointment of STUART J. Morrison as his associate Dr. IVlorrison, Who is the soil of Mr, arid 1\ ra. 3ohla A. Morrison, I.}t 5 Park- hill, is a 1955. graduate of the Ontario VethriTl- ary College, Guelph, Fourteen years — Carol Ed- wards 84, Paul Steacy 80, Elaine Winder 77. Duet, '6-7-8 years — Denise Ribson and Joan Nagle, Joyce Butler and Gordon Hardy (no marks). Duet, 9.10.11 years — David Elston and Sheila Elston 82, Peter Butler and Tom Hardy 80, Margaret Hoist and Karen Fink - helper 79. Wednesday evening results Fifteen year = Larry Lewis. 85, Gladys O'Neil 76. Sixteen years — Larry Lewis 84, Gladys O'Neil 72. Seventeen years — Fred Thom- as 86, Mary Anne Steeper 83, Marilyn Eaton 80. Eighteen years — Larry Lewis 83. Vocal double trio — SS No. 17 McGillivray 83, SS No. 5 Bid- dulph 80, SS No. 9 Biddulph 76. Duets, 12-13-14 years — Marsha Ribson and. Barbara Ready 79, SeeHear Bill Stewart (tied) 79. Unison chorus (Gr. 3 and 4) -- Masonville Masonville School 84, Luean PS 82, Ailsa Craig PS 81. Chorus - with descant (Gr. 5 and 61 •--• Lucan PS 85, Sacred. Heart, Parkhill 83, Masonville d Ailsa C'.rai PS (tied) 80 an g . Thursday evening Choral and vocal ensembles, HS section and rural school solo finals. Junior choirs — Lucan United Jr. choir., 83 Holy Trinity Jr. choir 82, Girls' vocal solo finals (9 years and under) — Wendy Elson 84, Doris Culbert 83, Elaine Wright 82. ' Girls' vocal solo finals (1.2 years and under) -- Judy Scott 85, Doris Culbert 84, Lorene Hod- gins 82. Girls' vocal solo finals (14 yrs. and under) — Dorothy New- by 85, Julie Clatworthy 84, Judy Scott 83. Church choirs — Holy Trinity Sr. choir 81. Girls' solo — Marjorie Donald- son 84, Rosemary Hall 83, Nancy Elson 81. Male solo — Graham Thomp- son 85, Larry. Lewis 84, Bryan Manning 81. Band, first year only — Med- way HS 9E 86, Medway 13S 9F 84. HS band — Medway HS 82. ' Girls' vocal solo (15 years and under) — Julie Clatworthy 85, Marsha Ribson 84, Carole Davis 83. Mixed chorus — Medway HS 87. Boys' vocal solo (15 years and under) — Larry Lewis 86. Girls' vocal solo (21 years and under) Nancy Elson. 83. Church solo — Julie Clatworthy 85, Marsha Ribson 84, Nancy Elson 83. Soprano solo — Marjorie Don- aldson 86. Tenor solo (open) — Larry Lewis 85. Friday forenoon Unison chorus (Gr. 1 and 2) — Lucan Public School 83, Mason- ville school. 80, Ailsa Craig PS On CFPL-TV Monday, June 8 1.2:44 end 6:40 p.m. On Radio Hear Bili Sthwart and Sup- pl'rrtere on CFP4 end CKSI, Unison chorus. (Or S and 6 -- Sacred Heart, Parkhill 85, Mason- villa 84, Lucan 83. Two-part chorus — Masonville 83, Lucan 1?, Ailsa Craig and Sacred. Heart, Parkhill (tied) 79, unison chorus (Gr. 7 and 8) — Masonville 86, Lucan. 84, Sacred Heart,Parkhill 80, School .choir — SS No. 1 Lobo 84, 'Masonville 83, ,Sacred lleart, Parkhill 82, Friday afternoon. Boys' vocal solo — Bobby Ar- nold 84, Gordon Hardy 83, Bruce Elliott 82, Boys' vocal solo (12 years and under) — Gary Traveresy 85,. Brian Haskett 84, Douglas Anions. 81. Boys' vocal Solo (10 years .anti under) — David Lippert 84, Toni lI rdY 83, Ray Graham 82. Boys' vocal solo (14 years and under) - Donald Crouch 83, ,Jinn McLean 82, Jim Cocksworth. 81. 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