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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-09, Page 20a ..:.:. ..S. ,... :::. ...... .:.... ..: :..:.... .:. , ........� Page 14 July 2, 1959 Lucan .and district news - Phone BA 7.4255 Lucan Correspondent: Miss (Lina Abbott resew First graduation rites �1lliddlesex juniors, to � . _ 9 • t t heldfor P ub lac scb mer� ninefromthe clubs ofSome 300 MiddlesexJr, Far •oo Rev. J. P. Prest of the Angli• of the Home and Scheel Associa- Arva, Glencoe, Lambeth, Ilder- tan Church was MC for the Lton, Edgewood, Ailsa Craig, u- tion, invited the children to the horndale Mt. Br d es and Lie can Public Schools first gracile September H &S meeting when Ty g ationlast Friday morn- they would be presented with exercises ea can held a Field Day at Medway h School last Saturday. Ing which, owing to weather con- graduation pins. g ditions, had to be held indoors, Mrs. Donald Hearn of tale staff The athletic events were fo.l- Mr. Prest gave an inspiring read the names of those whose lowed by a square dance con talk to the graduates on the clan- name will he placed on the petition and informal round ger of putting their brains in plaques: G e n e r a 1 proficiency, dancing. The host club, Arva cold storage. He said they would Peter Prest; music, Marsha Ju n i o r s, served refreshments always remember the day and Ribson; mathematics, Ruth Coch- date of their graduation as be- rane; science, Edna .Ryan; art, Ing June 27, 1959, the day the Ward Hodgins, English, Carole Et. Lawrence Seaway was offi- Davis; public speaking, Cora- cially opened. lyn Davidson; social studies, Rev. Edgar Roulston of the Dale Hussey; citizenship, Gary United Church led .in prayer. Revington. Reeve Cecil Lewis .and chair- compe a in spot s man Jack Ready, presented di- plomas to Ruth Cochrane, Ca- role Davis, Coralyn Donaldson, Bonnie Drennan, Paul Graham, Ward. Hodgins, Dale Hussey, Pe- ter Prest, Gary Revington, Edna. Ryan, Patricia Sovereign, Ron- •ld Woodward, Betty Ann Young end -Gordon Young. Mrs, Calvin Haskett, president SS 1 Biddulph June promotions of SS No. 1 Biddulph a r e announced by teacher, Mrs. Ross McRoberts. Promoted from grade 7 to 8, Kelen Hodgins. Grade 6 to 7, Lois O'Neil, Mar- garet Smibert. Grade 3 to 4, Marlene O'Neil. Grade 2 to 3, Linda Coursey, 7anyee Grose. Grade 1 to 2, Rose Coursey, Elizabeth Hitchcock. Grade 1 (started at Easter) .Jacqueline Hodgins, Karen Grose, Margaret O'Neil, Paul Milne, New teacher in September will be Miss Betty Piggott, RR 3 Wyoming. Mrs. McRoberts will be a mem- ber of the Lucan. Public School staff in September. • St. Patrick's PS (Mrs. Nora Conlin principal) Report of promotions at St, • Patrick's School, Lucan. (Names alphabetically) Grade 8 to 9, Jacqueline De - block, Jerry Harrigan, Susan Feifried, Leny Van Bussell, An- . tonette Van Lieshout; Grade 7 to 8, Wayne Brode- rick, John Damen, Tony Da- men, Mary De Vree, Tony Lo - yens; • Grade 6 to 7, Eddie Harrigan, Edwai l' Loyens, Peter Manders, Barbara Nagle, Nancy Seifried, Sharon Van Bussel, Francis Van Lieshout, Grade 5 to 6, Cheryl Broderick, ,toe. Cadher, Maureen Harrigan, • Stan De Vree; Grade 4 to 5, Jimmie Blyde, Billie Damen; ,' Grade 3 to 4, Alice Broderick, .`John Caidler, Louise Crunican, Harry Damen, Patsy De Vree, ,Margaret Ham, Pauline Ham, Joan Nagle, Bob Seifried; • Grade 2 to 3, Jimmie Nagle, Tony Theunissen; Grade 1 to 2, Barbara Ann Blyde, Pauline Blyde, Clytbia Broderick, Emily Codyre, ,Jean Crunican, Richard De Block, William Damen, Catherine Har- rigan, Marion Ham, Peter Mur- phey, Sandra Murphy, Eugene Seifried, Stephen Stocks, Janet Nagle; To grade 1, Mary Damen, Leo Van Lieshout. Lose pastor at Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD Rev. Barry Brook preached his farewell sermon on Sunday and is leaving to take up .his new duties at Dundalk after a month's holidays. At the close of the service, „Rev, R, H. Anions and some of tis congregation of the Anglican ;church value over to wish him well in his new charge. Rev, Hicks from the west will '.be taking over 'duties at Brins- ley, Ailsa Craig and Carlyle church the first of August. ; Personal items The ladies of the Brinsley .rpnglican church held a success- ..ful ham and strawberry supper on Friday evening with a large attendance. A good program fol- lowed the supper. • Mrs. George Prest and chil- ;'rlren spent Friday with Mrs, ,,k�1arion . Cunningham of Clande- ' boye, • Mr. We Watson and his another of Parkhill spent a few days in St. Catharines recently. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil. Ellwood were theft daughter and son -in -Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whittard, Jeanette and Richard of St. Catharines Also their guests, two nephews end niece from Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Schenk, of London, spell' Sunday with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Schenk. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Fenton were 'recent, guests of Mir, and Mrs. SeatTeevethlck. Mr. and Mrs, Max Allisoir, of Lieury, spent, Sunday evening With Mr. and Mrs Roy .Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. ,Earl Remittent $crit Thut scley ettening with Merida lit Lucalt, Presentation and Dance Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley, now of St. Thomas, were guests of honour at a presentation and dance in the .Lucan Community Memorial Centre last Friday night when a number of their former friends and relatives met to extend best wishes in their new home. During the evening Mr. Cecil Lewis read an address and Mr, Ivan Hearn presented them with a gift and a purse of money, Church Activities Anglican Church Ham and strawberry supper The Ladies' Guild held a suc- cessful ham and strawberry sup- per in the church basement last Wednesday evening. The presi- dent,' Mrs. Kay Egan and Mrs. Wilson Hodgins received at the door, Mrs. Guy Ryan was kit- chen convener and Mrs. Cla• rence Haskett dining -room con- vener. Ladies Guild At the June Anglican. Guild. meeting it was decided, to can- cel meetings for July and Aug- ust, The purchasing committee was authorized to purchase ba- zaar material at •the Lucan Dry Goods Sale. United Church It was communion Sunday In the United Church last Sunday. Assisting the Rev. Edgar Rout. ston were Messrs. Clarence Stan- ley, Cliff Culbert, Clarence Lew- is, Gordon Ranting, Erie Has - kelt, Don Revington, lvan Stan- ley and J. Alex Young. Pentecostal Holiness Church Following the Wednesday eve- ning service taken by the Rev. Fred Thomson, he and Mrs. Thomson were presented with a swivel chair by the congregation, The Thursday afternoon la• dies' meeting, held at the home. of Mrs. Ed Butler, took the form of a farewell tea party for Mrs. Thomson, who was presented with a star quilt made by the Women's Auxiliary. At a Board Meeting Friday eve- ning a welcome was extended to the new minister, the Rev. Ron- ald Hall of Georgetown, who is having some difficulty trying to locate a small .house in which to live, On Sunday morning and eve- ning Mr. Thomson preached his farewell sermons prior to taking up his new duties in London. The annual Sunday School pic- nic was held at Fanshawe on Saturday with several carloads of parents and children attend- ing. Swimming, games and re- freshments were the order of the day. Bride -elect feted Miss Winnifred E. Egan, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Egan Jr. of London was guest of honor at a personal shower held at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Don White of London, prior to her marriage, July 25. Those attending the shower from Lucan were t he bride- elect's grandmother, Mrs. Dave Egan Sr. and her aunt, Mrs. Kay Egan. and took top spot in the day's standing. Edgewood was runner- up. Miss Doreen Garrett of Edge - wood, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman of Lucan was top individual winner in girls' standard events. Granton players continue to win There was ;a good attendance out to the Auxiliary 'seeker bin- go Thursday, with: Granton, for the second might, trying to steal the show. The $5 consolation jack -pot was shared by Mr. Arnold Camp- bell of Exeter and Mrs. O'Con- nor of Granton. "Share the Wealth" was shared by Mr. Fre- derick of Granton and Mrs. Mu- riel Carling of Lucan. The consecutive bingo went to Mrs. Thos. Brooke Sr. of Lucan, Mrs, R. Pennington of Granton and Mrs. Charles McRoberts, Granton, Other winners were. Mrs. Ron. Westworth (two) Lucan, Mrs. Ruth Stratford, Ft. William, Mr. Harry Bond, Lucan, Mrs. Charles McRoberts (two) Granton, Mrs. Glen. Prout, Lucan, Miss She- lagh Ewen, Lucan, Miss Lina Ab- bott, Lucan, Mrs. William Mo- thers, Lucan, Mrs. M. Hertzel, Centralia, Mrs. Frederick (two) Granton, Mrs. Pat Crudge, Lu - can. The jack -pot will be $105 in 53 calls next week. Pigeon news In the 300 mile pigeon race from Perth last Saturday, Mr. Frank Hardy's birds came first and his nine year old grandson, Tommy Hardy's came third,. Reunion of couple marks anniversary June 28, 1959, was another red letter day in the history of Holy Trinity Church when it closed its 50th year celebration with a marriage reunion service, Invitations were sent to allfor- mer members to attend but spe- cial invitations and identification cards to all those who had been married in the church. After signing the guest hook these col- lected on the lawn and followed the servers, choirs andclergy into the church and occupied the seats behind the junior choir on one side and the servers on the other. The whole service was based on the sanctity of marriage, and prayers offered for the continu- ance of matrimonial happiness. The guest speaker was the Rev. E. C. Attwell L Th of Gor- rie, the last minister to be mar- ried in the church. Not only was a recording made of the service but CFPL TV took pictures. Junior andsenior choirs pro- videdspecial. music. Miss Lina Abbott was asked. to Personal items Mrs. Lela Beadle of Stratford was a weekend guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mr. Hodgson. Mrs. Warner McRoberts of the Dresden High School Staff is home for the holidays and spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mac Lamond and family of Cromar- ty. • Mr. and Mrs, George Strasser of California are visiting the for- mer's parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs, George Strasser Sr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Mr. and. Mrs. Lang De Coursey of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- rill Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Bilyea, Mr, and Mrs. Rob- ert Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith of London, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett of Edge - wood and Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott of Ailsa Craig, were among the out - of -town brides and. grooms who attended the mar- riage reunion service at Holy Trinity Church last Sunday. Miss Margaret Culbert, daugh- ter. of Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Cul- bert, who underwent an appen- dix operation, in St. Joseph's Hospital, is making satisfactory recovery. Pioneer village opened Mrs. Frank Hardy (in cos- tume) and Mrs. Cecil Robb of. Lucan attended the official open- ing of. Pioneer Village at Fan- shawe last Saturday. The for- mer had her picture taken sev- eral times and appeared on TV later. Pupils visit Fanshawe On Tuesday, the pupils and teacher of SS 1 Biddulph, accom.• panied by their mothers and pre- school brothers and sisters, had a day's excursion to Fanshawe and Storybook Gardens. During the day, Mrs, McRob- erts was presented with a table lamp as a farewell gift from her pupils. First class honors 'to students of ballet The Errington Dance Studio held open house last Monday af- ternoon at the Community Me- morial Centre when parents and friends of the children had the opportunity of watching the chil- dren dance and of seeing them receive the diplomas from the Western Conservatory of Music. Ballet results for Ludan and Centralia children are: LUCAN Grade 4 — First class honors, Julia. Devooght. Grade 2 . First class honors, Terri Laughton, Exeter, Lynn Arnold, Jenett. 13ezza (equal). Grade 1— 'First class hunors, Maureen Smith, Gail Hickson. Ele)nontary First class hon, ors, Geordie Laughton, Exeter, ?ritnary •— First class honors, Jane Corbett, Peggy Bison, Le- anne Bezzo, Lou Crudge (equal), Marlene Butler, Diane McComb, CENITRALIA Grade i', First elasg honors -- Sheryl Ailey, Susan Ellis, Karen Mac Intyre, .Tanice Turner, Pa. tricia BOO. Mareelle Allaert, Ju- dith. Le Otos Lynne Dunning, Ray Ananny, Feather' Ananny. low, Allan Flint, Mary Ann Gil- bert (equal) Patricia Anne. Hal- la_day, Ricky Flint. Primary, first class honors, Caren .Johnston, Patty Snell, Debbie Carmichael, ,Janet Elw- gren, honors, Pamela Fretwell, Shirley Here, pass, Julie Anh Hickey, Shelly Illingworth, Personal items Mrs. Edgar • Roulston, Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs. Erle Young last Thursday attended a luncheon at Hook's .R.estauralit, London, in honor of Mrs .1, Y. Mackinnon, president of the Do- niinion Council WA of the United Church of Canada. M. and Mrs. William Brown- lee were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills of Thorndalc. Rev. Fred Thomson, who has been transferred to a London par- ish has Moyed to itis neW home. Mrs. Garfield Needham of Ballymote is spending a ,week with Mr. and Mrs Henry Rod - gins. Mrs. Jim Morkin of Gode rich Was .a Saturday guest and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miliins Of London Setxtrday evening guests. Mr. Ben Wilcox of Owen Sound is. being transferred to Belles lgriearliir.; Gwendda Be.. titer Evast' Armitage of he ebra Elementary, First class honors, vine (Mrs. Wilcox wast Lucan). postpone her League of Loyalty report and presentation of awards until this service, Enrolled were 79 children, 51 became members by attending five consecutive church services, 42 got their name onthe honour roll by attending at least two groups of five consecutive Sun- days, 23 attended 80% of the Sundays ' and 13 did not miss more than three Sundays. The seven with perfect attendance were Tommy Hardy, Gordon Har- dy, Julie Hardy, Mike Culbert, Peter Culbert, Jeffery Culbert and Arthur Wilkinson. Prize essay relates trip The following is the prize win- ning essay written by Judy Thomson on the annual school trip for Grade 6, 7 and 8 last Wednesday. The trip was ar- ranged by the Ausable Conserva- tion who treated the children to chocolate milk for their lunch. Our trip Yesterday we had our annual school trip,, leaving at 9 a.m. when our guide from the Ausable River Conservation got here. We first stopped at a planta- tion that Sam Smith started some years ago. Our next stop was the Parkhill dam site. Then on to • a gully that T tried to get down and almost killed my- self while at it. Rock Glen was where I had the most fun, Some 'of the children got fossils here. At the Pinery we went i.n swimming for about half an hour. When we came out we had our lunch and before we knew it we were on our way to Grand Bend. When we got there many of the children bought souvenirs of the trip. Then we started out for Exeter to see the new dam there. We had supper in Exeter at The Burkley andthen the sad mo- ment came. We arrived hone at 6:30 p.m. but all in all we had a lot of fun. Reception Mr. and Mrs. Art Black of Lu - can and Mr. and Mrs. Don Black of Oshawa entertained last Sunday at the home of the .latter, the friends of Dr. Rich- ard. Black of Oshawa and Miss Jean Williams, R.N., of Pt. Per- ry prior to their marriage this month. Personal items Miss Marilyn Brownlee spent the weekend at Archdeacon Queen's cottage at Kincardine. Mr. B. H. Elliott of Barrie, former PS principal here, who is not only working at the Free Press for the summer but also taking a course at the Univer- sity, was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Smith. Mr. Alex McFarlane, 86, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Harry Tilbury, now of. Brantford and her nephew John- ny Wood were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins. Mrs, Harold. Hodgins,has been on the sick list. ' Mrs. William Dickens of Lu - can and her sister, Miss Alice Maines of Watford, are holiday- ing at the Gordon Maines sum- mer cottage. Mr. Frank Stanley who has been a patient in St, .Joseph's Hospital is able to be home. Mr. John Hamm has rented the home of the Rev. Fred Thomson. Mr. M. 0. Smith has returnee) home after a business trip to Winnipeg. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Graham of London were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Morley. FAST RELIEF FOR IRED EET Public school teachers announce pro.n,.c'tions Mrs, .Harald Cohleish's Room Grade 1 to 2 Michael An- derson, Kathleen Arnold, Linda Birtch, Marlene Butler, James Coughtr.ey, .Janie Corbett, Loret- ta Grudge, Michael Culbert, Sherry Fisher, Janis Freeman, Nancy Hardy, Bruce Haskett, James Hearn, Larry Kew, Helen Lewis, Joan Lewis, Wayne Ma-. guire, David Miller, Ronald Mos- urinjohn, Janet Neil, petty Park, David Revington, Donald Skolly, Maureen Smith, Marilyn Thom- son, James Zeigler. Grade 2 to 3 Marie Coch- rane, David Skolly, Nancy Wel- ler, Stewart Zavitz. . Mrs, Wm, .Allison's Room Grade 2 to 3 -- Norma Arnold Shirley Arnold, Joyce Butler, Geoffrey Cooke, Jane Crozier, Brian Currie, Elizabeth Elson, Rudolf Engel, Andrew Hardy, Gordon Hardy, Carol Haskett, Janice Hayter, Margaret Hol- land, Judith Kehl, Michael Lip- Like Christmas atP public school It was almost Christmas at the Lucan Public School last Friday. Mrs, William Allison who is re- tiring from teaching was pre- sented with a vanity set (brush, comb and mirror) by the chair- man of the board, Mr. Jack Ready, in appreciation of her ef- ficient service while here. Her pupils presented her with a .cut - glass vase. Principal Wesley Clow was presented with a lawn chair by his pupils, Mr. Jule Desjardine with a shaving set from his and Mrs, Art Black with three cups and saucers from hers. pert, Donald Pedder. u• Grade 3 to 4 — Marie Arnold, Robert Arnold,' William Calcott, Barbara Cooper, Garfield Grudge, Norma Davis, John Douglas, Elaine Emeriek, Jerold Freeman, William Haskett, Har- old Herbert, Suzanne Kennedy, Donald Kew, Betty .Min Lewis, Joyce Rummell, ,-Carol Thom- son, John Ward, Arthur Wilkin- son, Marguerite Zai'itz. Mrs, Art Black's Room Grade 4 to 5 -- Billy Anderson, Di Roberta Cochrane, nne Coo- per,. per,. Judith Coughlin, George Dauncey, Donna Gardiner, Da- vid Goddard, Marilyn Hearn, Jimmy Kew, Philip Lewis, Ca- thy Mathers, Jody Mosuringjohn, Nancy Park, Susan Pedder, Har- ry Prest, Kenneth Ready, Paul Revington, Bruce Schuertmann, ! John Skolly, Bette Jean Smith, Stanley 'Whitehead. Grade 5 to 6 — Susan Bridger, Linda England, Sharon George, Kenneth Hardy, Tom Hardy, Brian Haskett, Sharon Henson, Gayle Hickson, ',Gerry Hickson (trial), David Lippert, Terry Thomson, David Weller, Mr. Jule Desjardine's Room Grade 5 to 6 Lynn Arnold, Linda Bridger, Linda Currie, 'Bonnie Douglas, Lorne Morley, Bruce Thomson, Gary Traversy, Betty Lou Thatcher. Grade 6 to 7 -- Linda Ankus, Jerry Butler, Peter Butler Pa- trivia Calcott, Margaret Cob - Patricia Cobleigh, Louise Cochrane, Larry Cooper, Steve Davis, Ann. George, Robert Har- dy, Gary Hayter, Wayne Hod- gins, Russell Kennedy, Larry Le- wis, Douglas Lewis, Robert Mos- uringjohn, Rosanna Mosuring• john, Kenneth Powell, Lynn Rummell, 'Bryan. Smith, Cheryl Thompson, Nancy Watson, Lyn- da Young, Donald Upton. Principal W+tsley Clow's Room Grade 7 to 8 Roger Black, Jean Cochrane (trial), l)on Coughlin (trial), Ruth Frost, Nancy Haskett, Janet Kehl (trial), Jean Marie Lankin, Mary Mathers, Kirk Montgomery, Wil- liam Neil, Barbara Parka, Ran- dy Paul, Kenneth Pedder, Bar- bara Ready, George Thomson, Judy Thomson, Joan Whitehead (anal). Grade 8 to 9 — Ruth Coch- rane, Carole Davis, Coralyn Don- aldson, Bonnie Drennan, Paul Graham, Ward Hodgins, Dale Bussey, Peter Prest, Gary Rev- ington, Edna Ryan, Patricia So- vereign, :'Ronald Woodward, Bet- ty Ann Young, Gordon Young, Car .accident Carl Leith, 17, of RR 4 Denfield was among the three young men involved in a two -ear collision in London Township last week. Carl who was going south had pulled to the side of the road to let two cars pass. The second car driven by Edward Robson, 19, of RR 1 Denfield hit him, George Robb, 17, of RR 2 Eder - ton was a passenger in the lat- ter car. Carl received abrasions to face scalp arms and legs, Ed- ward, a possible fractured left elbow and George, lacerations to lip and forehead. Ballantynes ambulance and a passing motorist took the three injured young men to St. Jo- seph.'s Hospital. All were re- J.eased after treatment. Car damage was estimated at 1 1 $2,000. Couple 'rasa silver wedding. Mr. ,and Mrs. l v'an Tiodginil. last Saturday evening celebrated their .salver wedding anniversary at their home on the Coursey. Road, with a family gathering from Toronto,. London, Parkhill, Thorndale and Lucan. The evening was spent in Pro• gressive euchre, the winners et which were, Mr. Wilson Hodgins and Mrs. William Bannister for high scores and Mr. Oscar Hod, gins and Mr. Eric Hodgins for lone hands. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins( nee Al- ma Fitzsimmons) were married in the Thorndale Anglican Church by the Rev. Arthur Holwell, 25 years ago. They have two daugh- ters, Dallas, (Mrs. Robert Rob- inson of London) and Helen at home. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins were re- cipients of a number of gifts. Personal items Bradley England, four year oldson of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. England of Elizabeth St., had his tSt. onsils removedJoseph'sHospital. last Thursday at Mrs. Florence Cunningham of London is holidaying with her sisiceter, Mrs. W. J. McFalls of AlSt. Barry Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Black is working for Mr, Mert Culbert for the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camp- bell of Embro were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murton McLean.. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hodgins and family of. Toronto spentt a few days with Mrs. H. S. Stanley and faintly. Mr. and Mrs. Warnes Fairies and family of Stratford spent last Sunday with Mrs. Annie Fairies. Mr.. and. 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