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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-25, Page 18Pagfo,18 41urts 19A9 7S-rssereetattrteretrenteMilleltletroSs : • Lucan and district news Phone t,mcan. • .- •••••.••• Parade sees car blazing Withmemories of the disas- trous fire of August 8, 1959, Lus canites returning home, from church Sunday morning were startled to see black smoke rising from the property of the Lucan Motor Sales. Some 75 members of the LOL who had attended the service at Holy Trinity Church were par- ading south on Main St. when the fire engine dashed out of the fire hall. It is not known whether a spark from Saturday's bon -fire ' or a cigarette, set fire to a car' standing beside. the Lucan Motor Sales Building. Fortunately the fire was extinguished before spreading to near -by cars or to any of the buildings. WI hears delegates The June meeting of the Lucan WI was held in 'the Community Centre last Thursday evening with the president Mrs. Wes, Hodgins, in the chair and Mrs. Al Brornwick as secretary pro tem. Seventees members answered roll call by signifing what serv- ice they would promise to do for the WI during the coming year. The motto of the meeting was "Life is a garden and bears the fruit we sow." An invitation In attend the July meeting of the Birr WI on July 8 at the Anglican Parish hall was read and many voiced their intention of accepting the invitation. Now that Mrs. Benny Saulnier is working, she finds she can no longer take charge of the Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott .... •••••.••••••••.„ • • • • WINS $2000 AWARD ... Keith Young . Third of Family receives award Keith Young, who has been awarded a, $2,000 scholarship to Nova Scotia Technical College, Halifax, is the third member of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young, Lucan, to win an aca- demic award. Keith recently graduated from Acadia University, N.S., and will continue his studies in civil engineering, His two sisters, Elizabeth and Marguerite, now Mrs. Charles Corbett and Mrs. Ross McRob- erts, received $250 bursaries each while attending Lucan high school. Another sister, Elva, recently graduated from Victoria Hospital School of Nursing. Granton players making of cancer dressings. Mrs. Irving Gibson will take dominate bingo over in the fa1. Mrs.Murray Hodgins volunteered to store the supplies till needed. No bandages will be made during the sum- mer. The London Fair prize lists were presented to the members. 'The branch did so well last year that they decided to compete again. Many of those present named what they would make. The highlight of the meeting was the reports on the 56th Dis- trict Annual given by Mrs. Wil- liam Brownlee and Mrs, Mur- ray Hodgins for Mrs. C. C. Brad- ford, who has moved from Lu - can, Janet Kehl, accompanied by Mrs. Bert Jackson, sang two solos. Lunch convener was Mrs. Al- ine Culbert. She was assisted by Mrs. Jack Steacy, Mrs. Benny Saulnier and Mrs. Frank Hardy. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wind- sor spent Sunday in Thedford, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett attended decoration service at Birr Anglican church last Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Rev- ington and Gary were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell (nee Elaine Reving- ton) now of Oakridge Acres. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gibson and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and family. During the afternoon all had a picnic lunch at Ben - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hardy and family attended decoration service at Grand Bend last Sun- day and spent the evening with Mrs. Hardy's sister, Mrs, Ross Love, of Shipka. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Godbolt and Maxine, Mitchell, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ranting spent Father's Day with their daughter, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maines, of Dorchester, were Sunday guests of Mrs. William Dickins. Mrs. Alvin McLean has re- turned home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Charlton of Denfield, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stanley, of Toronto, spent a few days last week with the former's sis- ter, Mrs, T. C. McFarlane and Other Lucan relatives, Mrs. Gertrude Hardy, of Can- ton, Ohio, is making an extend- ed visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy, „ Miss Kay Hodgins, daughter of Mrs, Archie Hodgins of Mai- den, formerly of Lucan, under- went surgery in Victoria Hos- pital last Thursday and is mak- ing satisfactory recovery. Miss Kate 130wyer returned Nine last Tuesday after spend- ing two weeks in Glendale, Ari- zona, a eleck in Vancouver and two weekS in Detroit. Mr, Roy Lewis, of Chicago, It spending a few days with hie sister, Mrs. Erle Youhg And family here. Guests with Rev. and Mrs. E dgar Roulttott included Mr, andMrt. Celle Wed of St. Thoma t Oft Saturday and Mr, and Mrs. Harry • Rouiston, Peter and Philip, an Mr. d Mrs. J. H. Thompson afid month, old Soh Samoa Edgar. of Kitchener, Mr. and Mts. Charing, 'Young of Lambeth Arad aid Mrs, 011es. Youngr. Sr. Of Denfieid, for Yatlieet bay, Duttg the afttrisort the baby *IA baptized by Isis grandfather. • • Granton really stole the show at the Auxiliary bingo last Thurs- day night though there were sev- eral out-of-town winners, How- ever, Mrs. Pat Grudge, still up- held the honor of the village. The $5 consolation jack -pot went to Mrs. Basil Nagle of Lu - can; "Share the Wealth," to Mrs. Russell Schroeder of Cen- tralia, the consecutive bingo to Miss Muriel Carling and Mrs. H. Rawson, two, (Granton) and Mrs. Pat Crudge. Other winnersiri- cluded Mrs. Jim Avery, Mrs. G. McRoberts (Granton) Mrs. N. Johnston (Toronto) Mrs. A. Hari - ton (Granton) Mrs. Omar Cun- ningham, two, (Clandeboye) Mrs. John O'Connor (Granton) Mrs. Pat Crudge and Mrs. Joe Harri- gan. A number of players took ad- vantage of last week's Times -Ad- vocate ad to receive free extra 1 cards. Personal items Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. John Park, Mrs. Jack Lankin and Mrs. Jack Steacy attended . a lawn tea, sponsored by St. Paul's Anglican Church, London, and held on the lawn of Mrs. A, Beecher of St, George St., last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seifried, of Harriston, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stocks. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and family, of Exeter, spent Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hazelwood and Mary Lynn, of London, spent last Sunday at Grand Bend, drop- ping off Mrs. Florence Cunning. ham to spend the day with her sister, Mrs. W. J. .McFalls of Alice St. Jack Steacy heads Lions At a supper meeting in the Anglican basement, last Monday evening, the Lunn Lions elected officers .(or 1960. President is Jack Steacy; vice- presidents, Clare Stanley, Jack Radcliffe; secretary, Al Brom- wich; treasurer, Alex Young; one year directors, Bill Haskett and Ed. Morris; two year direc- tors, Don Ranting and Roscoe Hodgins; Lion tamer, E. A. Mos- urinjohn; tail twister, Lionel Kendrick. The installing officers were Clarence Haskett and Les Wood- ward. Les Woodward presented Jim Young with his past president's pin. The members of the Public School Safety Patrol were guests. To receive new colors Lt. Richard L. Read of the 48th Regiment of Toronto, whose father was the late Mr, Charles Read, formerly of Lucan, will play at the Royal Review of the trooping of the colors at the To- ronto Exhibition P'aTk on Tues- day, June 30 and will be one of the officers to go to Ottawa to receive the new colors from the Queen. The Toronto Telegram writes: "While the NCO's are marching to the front to the proud lilt of the Gordon's March and the RSM turns over to the parade adjutant, Lt. R. L. Read, the officers will be noted prominading and conversing in groups off to one side." Renovations continue Renovations continue at the Radcliffe Drug Store. New Fluor- escent lightning has recently been installed. To make room for the ever in- creasing stock the prescription department has been moved to a store -room at the back, A fifth display island has been added. Birthday party Mrs. Ron Crozier and daugh- ter Julia entertained a number of guests June 20 in honor of Su- san's fifth birthday. Mrs. Don Maguire assisted at the tea table. Attending were a number of parents and Frances Eisen He- len Sigsworth, Julie Hardy, Eli- zabeth Revington, Carol Haskett, Leroy Maguire, Dennis Maguire and David Revington. With the return of warm weather the party was held on thelawn. Personal items Miss Helen Hardy of South Huron Hospital is spending a few days at her home here. Messrs. Nelson, Milton and WiUiarn Hodgins, of Denfield, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ewen and family of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hodgins and family of Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lusk and family of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Campbell of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis and family of London at- tended Decoration Service at Birr Anglican Church last Sun- day and returned for a picnic supper en the Ewen lawn in Lu - cam Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smoot and family, of Ann Arbor, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Wes At- kinson, leaving baby Ellen be- hind with her grandmother when they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Williain Ayle- stock are spending this week in North Buxton, the guest. of their daughter, Rev. A. Aylestock and attending the Methodist confer- ence there. Church Activities Visited Church The Evening AuxiliarY closed their season's ac•tivities with a supper meeting last Tuesday with Mrs. Art Black's group in charge. She was assisted in the worship service by Mrs. Erie Young and Mrs. J. 0. Andersen. Mrs, Benne Saulnier reported on the bale recently sent away. Strawberry supper A fine night and a .good supper brought out a good crowd to the ham and strawberry supper last Wednesday night. The- supper, which was convened by Mrs. C. H. George and Mrs. A. E. Reilly, was scheduled to be held on the church lawn, but owing to the sudden change in temperature had to be held in the church school room, Father's Day The United Church celebrated Father's Day with a father's choir. Mr. Alex Young and son Jack assisted Mr, Roulston with the reading of the scripture and the announcing of hymns. Messrs. Nelles Cooper (Bud) and son Larry and Art Black and son Roger did the ushering, Rev, Edgar Roulston spoke on "A King's Household." WMS meeting The WMS of the Lucan UC held its June. meeting at the cottage of Mrs. George Paul at "The Highlands", north of Grand Bend. Including three drivers there were 26 present, A pot luck luncheon preceded the meeting which was opened by the president, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, After a short busi- ness meeting Mrs. William Ayle- stock's group took over. Mrs, Edgar Roulston reported on the Sectional Presbyterial, re- cently held at Lieury, Anglican Over 75 members of LOL 387 and 493 of Lucan and St. Marys' Juveniles, accompanied by • the Fife and Drum band of London attended the 11 a.m. service in Holy Trinity church. Mr. Leon- ard Lamburn, LOL Chaplain, as- sisted in the service by reading the second lesson, A Red Cross blood clinic will be held in the church basement June 30 from 5-9 p.m. The Lucan Lions Club is assisting in the organization of this project, as blood is urgently needed, now that hospitals are no longer mak- ing a charge. It is not necessary to have a card. Guild meeting The June meeting of Holy Trin- ity Guild last Monday night took the form of a work meeting, set- ting up tables and ivaking prep- arations for the strawberry sup- per on Wednesday. Pentecostal Holiness Church Rev. F. P. Thomson and the church delegate, Mr. Ed. Butler, represented the Lucan church at the annual conference held in Toronto last Wednesday and Thursday. Among the several changes of pastorates across Ontario was the appointment of Mr, Thomson to t h e Pentecostal Holiness Church in London. He is to be replaced by the Rev. Ronald Hall of Georgetown. Mr. Thom- son was also elected to the On- tario General Board of Adminis- tration and to the position of president of the Sunday School Association of Ontario, Mr. Thomson came to Lucan from Ottawa three years ago and has seen the church grow considerably in that time. Personal items Sunday guests with Mr/ and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins included Mr. and Mrs. Colin Nugent and fam- ily and Misses Holly and Belle Martin, all of London. Mrs. J. C. Davey, of Wood- stock, was a Thursday overnight guest with her sister, Mrs. Mitchell Haskett and Mr. Has- kett. Mr. and Mrs, James Avery spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simms and family of New- ark,. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lapp, of St. Thomas, were Sunday eve- ning guests of Rev, and Mrs. Edgar Roulston. Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Haskett and Judy attended the Delmage- Harris wedding in Wingham last Saturday. Selling -Out SALE LUCAN GOODS LUCAN, ONT. Every Item In Store Reduced To Clear 1 Grand. Bend, wins. trophy at 1o.int• athletic meet here' It was perfect weather for last Friday's Field Day when 'pupils front the Lucan Public .Sehool competed with Grand Bend pu- pils, the latter winning the tro- phy with a score of 227 points over Lucan's 206 points. Mr. Jule Dcsjardine's father,. Mr. Ross Desjardine, presented the trophy to Grand Bend. Cups were presented to the cham- pions in each section by the Lu - can PSI Juvenile girls, Ann Slaney, 24,. runner-up, Cathy Mackenzie, 24,, 'bet .Ann bad four firsts to Cathy's' three; boys, Donald Pedder, 14. rtinner-up, Gordon•Hardy, 13; Junior girls, Cheryl •Thomp- .son, 23, rennerasp, Anne: Ed- wards, 16; boys, David. Lippert, 14, runner-up, Ken Hardy 13; Intermediate girls champion, Sandia. Roberts; 1.., • runner-up, 'Vialkersioen 81:e'sjardine, 13; boys, GUI, John G 18, runner-up, Bob Iic Senior girls, Carolyn Tiedeman, 16, runner-up, Diane Hood, 14; boys, Allan Page, 12, runner-up, Presentation The staff of the Lucan Public School and their families enjoyed a picnic at Port Blake, near Grand Bend, last Monday night. During the evening Mrs, W. Allison, who is retiring from the staff, was presented with a TV table, Principal Wesley Clow giving the address and Mrs, Harold Cobleigh, making the presentation, Orientation Day Last Wednesday was Orienta- tion .Day for the Lucan Grade pupils, whn visited Medway High School, During the forenoon the. pupils were given tests in grammar, arithmetic and Intel - Pence, eThe afternoon was given over to sports, which, no doubt, the pupils much preferred. Personal items Mr. Ron Crozier, who has made several trips to Eastern Ontario lately, visited his mother, Mrs. A. J. Crozier at Kingston General Hospital last Sunday. Mrs, Crozier underwent. a serious eye operation. News budget from Baseline By -MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR. ASSOSASSMAnsisMessmisMissista Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle visited with Mrs. Oliver Stacy and Mowatt at Mitchell on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomp- son and family visited with Mr. John Rinn and family Saturday evening. Mr. Jinn Mcisaac of Windsor visited with his aunt, Mrs. A. Dewar, on Wednesday. The Base Line school are hold- ing open house at the school on Wednesday evening at 8 pan. Mr. and Mrs. George 'ilson were guests of. Mr. and Mrs, C. Switzer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe of Avonbank and Rev. A. E. Lloyd of St. Thomas were Monday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston. Mr. and, Mrs. Ernie Lewis Transacona, Alberta., Mrs. Alex McNaughton, .Denfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McNaughton, Ailsa Craig were Monday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McNaughton. Tree farms create wealth, Lucan Motor Sales HAVE THESE WEEKEND SPECIALS '56 CHEVROLET BEL AIR TUDOR HARDTOP—Tutone, red and white, custom radio, many extras, one owner and spotless $1,795 '56 MERCURY SEDAN—Tu- tone, black and white, auto- matic transmission,, like new, only $1,895 '55.METEOR TUDOR — V8, automatic transmission, tu- tone, completely recondition. ed $1,395 54 PLYMOUTH SAVOY FORDOR SEDAN Com. pletely reconditioned, new finish $1,195 We have niany more good clean car i to choose from. SPECIAL '53 GMC 3 -TON TRUCtt With Sugar beet racks, re- conditioned motor, good tires and body $795 Lucan' Motor Sales Your Meteor s, Mercury Dealer PHONE BA 74426 LUCAN Reg Doherty, 8. JUVENILE RESULTS Running broad junip, glris, Ann Slancy, Cathy Mackenzie, Janis Freeman; boys, Donald Pedder, Allan Gill, Geoffery Cooke. Standing brbad jump, girls, Cathy Mackenzie, Joyce Butler, Ann Slaney; boys, Rutty Engel, Gordon Hardy, Jimmy Cough - trey. High ;lump, girls, Ann Slaney, Cathy Mackenzie, Linda Howard; boys, Gordon Hardy, Donald Ped- der, Jimmy Hickson, 50 yard dash girls Ann Sia- neY, Cathy Mackenzie, Janis Freeman; boys, Gordon Hardy, Dick Goemate, Wayne Maguire, Three-legged race, girls, Anne Slaney and Cathy Mackenzie, Linda Howard and Anne Hence, Linda Birtch and Maureen Smith, boys, Geoffery Cooke and Donald Pedder, Allan Gill and Grenier, Mike Anderson and Jimmy Hearn. Bali throw, girls, Cathy Mac- kenzie, Ann Slaney, Linda How- ard; boys, Jimmy Hearn, Dick Geomate, Donald Pedder, JUNIORS Running broad jump, girls, Cheryl Thompson, Jo Anne Ed- wards, Sandra Stanlake; boys, David Lippert, Ken Hardy, Pe- ter Butler, Standing broad jump, Cheryl Thompson, Jo- Anne Edwards, Sandra Stanlake; boys, Ken Har- dy, David Lippert, 'John Hart- nett. High jump, girls, Jo -Anne Ed- wards, Cheryl Thompson, San- dra Stanlake; boys, Ken Hardy, Tom Hardy, John Hartnett, 50 yard dash, girls, Cheryl Thompson, Sandra Stanlake, Jo - Dr. C. A. Lang Dr. Charles A. Lang, 83, Canadian -born New York City pediatrician died in New York after a brief illness. A native of Granton and well know in the Lucan district he received a medical doctor's de- gree from the University of To- ronto. After practising in Gran- ton he studied pediatrics at the Great Ormon Street Hospital in London, England. He Nyas a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the Royal College of Physi- cians of London. His wife and one daughter survive him. Anne Edwards, boys,. David Lip- pert, Peter Butler-, Julip Lewis. Wheelbarrow race, ,girls, San - 4r$: Stanlake and .Cassie Ann. Desjerdine,. Jo - Anne Edwards and Jennifer- Jackson, joyee Rummell And Susanne Kennedy;. boys, Mike Lippert -and Brian Currie, Jerry Freeman and Har- old, Herbert, Andy Hardy and .1Coialy4red, eeksY;m1(1:eer11,. Jo -Anne Ed- wBall throw, Cheryl T.hompson„ Hop, step and jump, Peter Butler, Charles Doyle, Daidd Lippert, INTERMEDIATES Standing broad jump, girls, Valerie Desjardine, Sandra Ro- berts., Diane Fraser; boys, John Gill, Ward Hodgins, Paul Young. Running broad jump, girls, Sandra Roberts and Nancy Wet - son (tied), Audrey Hayter, Vale- rie Desjardine; boys, Joh a Gill, Ward Hodgins, Bob Hickson. High jump, girls, Sandra Rob- erts, Coralyn Donaldson, Valerie Desjardine; boys, John Gill, Douglas Lewis, Carl Page. Relay race, girls, Grand Bend, Lucan; boys, Grand Bend, Lu - can. Ball throw, Sandra Roberts, Audrey Hayter, Valerie Desjar- dine; hop, step, and jump, Bob :Hickson, John Gill, Roger Black; 75 yard dash, Valerie Desjar- dine, Ann George, Sandra Rob- erts; 100 yard dash, Brian Has- kett, Carl Page, Bob Hardy, SENIORS Standing broad jump, girls, Bonnie Drennen, Betty Young, Diane Hood; boys, Gary Reving- ton, Allan Page, Gordon Young. Running broad jump, girls, Diane Hood, Carolyn Tiedeman, Betty Young; boys, Allan Page, Reg Doherty, Richard Upson. High jump, girls, Diane Hood, Carolyn Tiedeman, ;loan White- head; boys, Gordon Young, Don Coughlin, Gary Revington. Relay, girls, Grand Bend, Lu - can; boys, Grand Bend, Lucan; ball throw, Sharon Wassan, Di- ane Hood, Carolyn Tiedeman; hop, step and jump, Richard Up- son, Dale Hussey, Allan Page; 75 yard dash, Carolyn Tiedeman, Joan Whitehead, Betty Young; 100 yard dash, Reg. Doherty, Al - Ian Page, Gary Revington The teachers were pleased with the ntunber of parents who turned out to encourage the chil- dren by their presence. 2 • .1,ottor from Brinsley py MRS, CECIL ELLWOOD Pstrson$1 item' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton, Gerald and Bob visited with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood on Tues- day evening. Mrs. Andy Keogh is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Weekend, guests with Mr, and al)Intd•s.MWrsi,11 Jim D.Daarrhlitinggotwweraenal‘cler: burg, Mrs. Jas. Nevin of Cumber- land, wss„ Mr, Wellington Lewis and daughter of Rugby, North Dakota, and Miss Audrey Dar. ling of Red Deer, Alberta who ewdlith he lber parents,apendirigher holidays Mr, and Mrs. George Prest, Mr. and Mrs. - Elmer Shepperd spent. Sunday at Springbank. Mrs, William Darling and her sister, Mrs. Jas. Nevin of Cum- berland, called on Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood Tuesday evening. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Hamilton were involved in a car accident Sunday but were not hurt, Miss Jean Darling spent the week in Toronto with her brother. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Dixon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Cook of Granton. Several from the community attended the Ryan Thompson wedding at Mount Carmel on Sat- urday. Beautiful New Neighbor: "Lit- tle 'boy, I need a loaf of bread from the store. Do you think you could go for nie?" Little Boy: "No, but I heard any old man.say that he could." Reception & Dance FOR MR. AND MRS. ROY STANLEY (now of St. Thomas) Friday, June 26 LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Ladies bring lunch, Everybody welcome. 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