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Lucan
and district news
Phone. PA 7-424
John W,W;.3.11s,591,
school bus driver
Mr. John W. Walle, 69, farmer,.
itorekeeper, trucker and Med-
way school bus driver, died sud-
denly at his Alice street home,
Lttcan, about 1230 Sunday ream-
ing, some 20 minutes after driv-.
trig home. from London, where he:
had spent the afternoon and eve.'
nine. Though he felt itt on, the
way home, he arrived home
safely.
Mr. Walls was known to hun-
dreds of Medway students. whom
he conveyed to the school over
the years, in busses operated by
Walls Bus Lines, Ltd. The firm
Was started by his son, William
C. Walls, in 1947.
A school bus driver for 12 -
years, Mr. Walls had completed
46 years of driving without any
serious accident. At one time he
operated five trueks under the
tiame, Walls Transport.
Son of the late James andi
Susan Want, he was born in Lon- NEW DIRECTOR—Sam Screaton,
don Township where he farmed Huntsville. succeeds Harold Rib -
for eight years, before moving, son as Lucan's recreation direc-
t° London where he, operated a,
. tor. This is the first time he The first part went to Mrs. R.
CorreePondent: Mies Line Abbott
Elusive jackpot
mounts to $110
It was a really hot night in
the Legion Hall last Thursday
night for the large crowd who
tried again for the illusive jack-
pot of $110. No one won, but.
four people shared the $5 con-
solation. By a strange eainei•I
dense two of the winners won on
( two cards so received a double
share of the "loot." They were!
Mrs, R.oy Pepper of Exeter and,
Airs. R. Westworth of Lucan.;
The other two who shared were!
Mr, Clarence Taylor of Exeter!
(who also won another bingo)
and Miss Lina Abbott.
T,he $6 share the wealth was
divided between Mr. Tom Smith
of Exeter and Mr, Louis Le-'
mieux of Liman.
The luckiest family at the
bingo was Mrs, Cecil Neil. She
herself won a bingo, her small
son, Bili, won the second part
of the consecutive bingo and her
small daughter, Janet, shared
the third part of the consecutive
bingo with Mrs. Lloyd Hayter.
general store on Richmond street has held such a pest but he was Schroederf C
for about 18 months. He later active for years ill recreational
bought a general store at BrYans- . work coaching a number of
town and after it burned down, teams and serving on the execu-
returned to farming near Eder- : tive of minor hocicey and la -
1 Other winners included Mrs.
ton. erose associations. A native of
He was one of the first men London, he was a pilot and in- Art Bell, Mrs. Bill Mathers and
Mrs, Ralph Smith all%of Lucan,
to the London area to operate a structor in the air force for six
Airs, Harold Rawson of Gran-
. .
Airs. Grant Brooke of Lunn!
was another lucky winner, win -1
ning her second bingo.
trucking business in 1927. The. years.
business was later carried on by.
his son, Mr. Walls has lived on ••••a•e• •-• • seaesesea
Alice street, Lucan, since 1948".
Here his wife, the former 'Bessie! Recreation
BrumwelL predeceased him in
January of 1950.
Besides his son, William, of What is it?
London, he. is survived by two
daughters, Betty (Mrs. Robert
Drennan), with 'Whom he had
been living, and Norma (Mrs."
Lloyd Shoebottom 1, of London ,.
Township; also four brothers,
Telfer, of London Township; his The. Lucan pee -wee baseball
twin brother, Wilfred, of Hyde' team was busy on the diamond.
Park; Cecil, of Merton, and Out in the field giving coaching
Earl, of Arva, and two sisters, instructors was Coach Steve
Mrt. Samuel Thompson, of Storey. Knocking out "flies" and
Strathroy, and Mrs. A. E. Men- grounders from home plate was
ties, of Salford. Les Kennedy. What were they
On Tuesday, August 1.8. at. 2 doing? Sure, they were improv-
ii.m., the Rev. Edgar Roulston'ing the game (If a presently
conducted funeral services from "hot" little hall learn, but they
the Murdy funeral home, 1,ucan.i were. also enjoying their recrea-
Interment was in Birr United tion,
Church Cemetery. Now—it seems I've "put my
Pallbearers were six nephews: foot in it" en that statement.
George Thompson, Ken Robb,' How would you call it recreation
Neil Whyte, Beecher Menzies. for a couple of grown men to
Douglas Walls. and Keith Moore-; "knock themselves out" trying
house. to teach a bunch of 12 -year-olds
Presentation nd dance • how to play ball? Sure, the
a
,Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Marrinan, "kids"
are ;enjoying themselves
ee Katharine McIntosh, were playing—but, for recreation, what
n
;about. the men? Quite a natural
guests of honor at a presentation
nd dance at the Lucan Com-
question—so, what is recreation?
Munity Memorial Centre last
a
"Recreation" is a word widely
Friday night when a large num- used today, but most of us still
regard it in the narrower sense
her of their friends and neigh-
bars gathered to extend. best of passive playful activity. But,
wishes and congratulations. what about the chap who never
During the evening Mr. Gary:indulges in any sports or games?
D
McFalls read and address andoesn't he enjoy any recrea-
presenteddon? Well, yes, he goes fiehin,g,
them with a purse of ;
, or maybe he tor she) derive.% a
money, great deal of pleasure creating
Lucky winner
and caring for a beautiful flower Mrs. Lela Beadle, of Strat...'
Mr. Fred Revington wirgarden, reading a good book, ford, was a Sunday guest with
tamed the Paton's Place. new listening to fine music or the her sister, Mrs. Eldon Hodgson
home, "Spruce Cliff" was 4 drama—things that can remove and Mr. Hodgson
lucky winner of any Frigidaire, the mind from the daily routine, Vicky C u .1. b e.r t, 13 -year-old
appliance he those. Are they not recreation just as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
By SAM SC R EATON
Recreation Director
ton and Mrs. Omar Cunning-
ham of CI and eboy e.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman,
of London, and Mr. Harold
Brooke, of Toronto, were Satur-
day guests of Mrs, Thomas
Brooke,
Airs, Annie Fairies has re -
A bad .electrieal storm, ae-
tompanied by almost a cloud.
burst of rain, hit Luean about
4.3.0 Sunday afternoon. Except
on Main street the village was
in darkness. A numbre of peo-
ple had no telephone service
till Monday.
One Alice St. resident had
Stove fuse blown out :and Mr.
Howard Curries' motor in her
electric clock was destroyed.
When Mr. and Mrs. FAclon Hodg-
son ,called at their son's home
in McGillivray, they found five
of his cows had been killed by
lightning.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weller and
family were eating supper when
flames of fire shot out of their
stove burning out fuses and
grounding the pan in the warm-
ing oven.
Mrs. Wes Hodgins was boiling
potatoes in an aluminum pot
when the pot suddenly was
raised several Melva off the
stove. On 'examinationshe found
a hole was made in the bottom.
Several fuses were blown out as
well as an electric light in her
son's room,
f amity reunion •
Air. and Mrs. Dave Park have
had a "umber of visitors the past
two weeks including Mrs. Park's
sister, Airs. G. B. White, Mr.
White and four children from
Ottawa for a week, her brother
Mr. Douglas .Jeffery, Mrs. Jet-
fery and two children and niece,
teen-age Beverley Jeffery from
Kearns, Ont., for two weeks.
The adult members attended
the Teeswater Old Boys' Re.
union each of tlie three days,
turning each night, All in all
it. was one grand family reunion
they will Jong remember.
Revington get•to-gether
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dewey of
Florida entertained 40 members
of the Revington elan at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. jack
Lankin last Sunday, A barbeetie
in the hack yard had been plan-
ned, but they had to settle for
supper in the basement owing
to the downpour of rain,
Church
Activities
turned home after spending a * • •
few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Douglas King, and family,
of liarriston.
A large number of Lucanites
were among the 3,000 who at-
tended the Middlesex Beef Pro-
ducers Association's barbecue at
Lobo Memorial Park last Thurs-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair of
Calgary, formerly of Beech. St.,
Lucan have been unfortunate
in falls. Mr. Blair was in
the hospital for two weeks fol-
lowing his last fall. A lady com-
ing in the back door quickly,
knocked Mrs. Blair down and
narrowly escaped sending her
down the basement stairs. Prev-
ious to that Mrs. Blair fell in
her home breaking three ribs.
Mr. A. Gordon Skinner, Agri-
cultural Representative for Heidi -
mend County, Mrs. Skinner and
youngest daughter, Susan of Cay-
uga, were Wednesday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crozier of
Tyrone Farm, Luean,
Mrs. Richard Tate of Dearborn
visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Strasser last Sunday before the
latter entered St. Joseph's Hos-
pital for treatment on a leg ul-
cer. Mrs. Strasser is still in the
hosol
Attend picnic at Srn 1 much as the physical activity of Culbert of London, has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Mrs. PlaY?
you don't like, gardening, home .after spending a week
with her grandfather, Mr. My -
s Brooke were among the 40: Harold McFalls and Mrs. Thom-, So,
therefore it can't be recreation. ' ron Culbert. of Alice St.
a
who attended the seventh annual Well, you like chocolate while I Terry Culbert .of Lucan and
picnic which like strawberry and theyle both! two friends, Field Simpson and
was fowl dinner Ford hdtCatara Park, Sar-
iice-cream, all of which brings Val Harrison of. Sarnia, have re -
the meaning of recreation to turned. from a three-day motor
!tie, last Sunday. 1 each of us something the same— trip to Northern Muskoka.
East end West meet lyet just a little different, accord- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor
'East. is East and West Is ing to our own likes and dis- have returned from a few days'
West and never the twain shall!likes. visit to Pike Lake where they
meet," is not always true, Last Part of the job of your recrea- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
week Mrs. Mel Culbert was out tion director is to assess these E. Reilly.
for a drive in Oakville with her "likes and dislikes" into este- Linda Bridger has returned
aister-in-law, Mrs. Chester Pat-: gories which will enable him to home from A week's visit with
rick, when she saw a man walk -1 plan recreation that will serve her friend Joan Schluter of Dray-
ing towards the .Anglican. church. 1 or benefit the most number of ton, formerly of Beech SI., Lu -
There was something about the people, so, please don't be back- can.
man's walk so characteristic to ! ward, if you have some special Mrs. W. W. Garrett and Miss
the Culbert family that she got.' form of recreation, let your Doreen Garrett were Tuesday
out of the car and walked back. director know. You'll help him guests of the former's mother,
She was right. i to try to improve recreation for Mrs, Bob Coleman,
Mr. T. A, Hodgins is still a
patient at St, Joseph's Hospital
undergoing a series of tests. Up
to date doctors have not oper-
The man was her late bus- yott.
hand's uncle, Mr. Arthur Cul -
..,I Winnipeg. Neither of Personal items
k ew the other was was Mr. and Mrs, Sarvie, of Wind -
ie. Oakville se the eurprise was sor, brought home Davidand•.ated, • •
mutual. Elizabeth Revington, small eine Mr. and Mrs, William Brown-
, dren of Mr, and Mrs. Don Rev- lee attended decoration service
Fre ' '"•'''s"!-Ps'oN'Ws'.1""-;'''IKV-4"evnk ' ington who were visiting them. at St. John the Divine Church
News from North I Mr. and Mrs. Johri Brock, of Arva last Sunday, wire the
1 London, were weekend guests of pest speaker was the Rev. J.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hardy. F. Wagland, former Luean-Clan-
1 John Ewen, son of Mr. and dehoye rector. ,
Mrs. Doug Ewen, is on the sick Wednesday' I
overate itguests
Bosanquet
Person.' iterns
Mr. and MrS, John Melville
and the formers sister, Mrs.
Crete Marrison are on an ex-
tended tour in the West.
Mr, and M. William David'
ton at; the Turkey Bar regret
seeing their daughter and grand-
children leaving to return to El
Paso, Texas after helideYing
here ler the past h.wo month and
tilso attend Niagara 'Falls die-
triet, The girls made many
friends while helping their grand-
mother the Turkey Ran
Mr, Fred Raley sustained in -
dries in a all recently in her -
Vesting.
Mrs. Margaret Noxel has been.
111 MY the past month at Mrs,
Davititeres.
Mt. and Mrs. Ben Crawford
Oveoese, Mien, visited the lot-
fathet, Oscar Crawfordited jehn, last Week.
Mr. Lawrence 'Davidson, his
Oen Alex and daughter Margaret
and fareily visited the fotmet's
Mt', Davideon and
Mt. Davidson At the Turkey
!tar On Sunday.
Mt. and Mee. Harry Payne.
e Mews rails, Were guests
With tilt letter's mother, MrA.
Nekel find eistery, Void -
tot last week,
list at his home on Market St.
Mrs, Ada Jennings of Park.
hill, nee Ada Couresy formerly
of Luean, has moved from Park-
hill to an apartment in London
near Mrs, A. C. Calder also
formerly of tucan. Both Mrs.
COM. and Mrs. Jetininge were
with Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Was.
nidge included Mr. and Mr.
Oliver Hitchcock of Rstevan,
Sask., Mrs. Bill Dillenbeek
Napanee, her daughter Mrs,
Mary Lacher and two ehildren,
Brenda and Johnnie of Deseis
onto, On Saturday all attended
ISuriday guests of Mrs. Irene the Robinson picnic at Lieury.
Coursey. Mrs. tile Young spent 2 few
Mrs, Warner McRoberts and days with her sister Mrs. Edna
Miss Lina Abbott were Sunday Allinson of Toronto last wee,k,
callers on Mrs, Clara Abbott of Don Magoffir, of WoodetOck,
Centralia, who is recovering is spending a week with his
from a broken hip sustained friend, 'Den Coughlin, who will
while in California. . return with him for a week in
Mrs. Ralph Loney aria Miss Woodstock.
Maxine Deity of Cass City. Mr, and Aire. 'Remy Hata-
were Weekend guests of ton f Ajtag Craig were Wed -
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Windsor. nesday guests of me. and mrs,
Mrs. Windsor renamed with them Henry melons,
for a week's Visit in Cass City., Mr, Leroy Revington, who is
Mr., and Mra. Robert Coughlin at present working in Toronto,
and Judy have returned front A Was home ter the Weekend.
vecatitet at Toronto And Cebeurg., Mr, and mrs, Maurice udonn.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Hepburn, ald And family Are holideying
nee Audrey itteVirigton, eed lent- at elrand Bend.
of Burlington called ott
cati relatives oft their' way
Bruce Bedell .for a holiday. Twe gents, who had been We -
Mr. rind Mee. George Aikens bratieg well but not toe wisely,
have returned home !tote A were drivthg home on the broad
Mottle trip lei Wiertipeg and aut. (but not -quite broad enettglo
rounding area. Mre, Lloyd Aik-, highWaY. Suddenly the ear hit a
tang efid daughter, Vere, of Wiii-•telephone pole with 2 ferrifie tesporeferf hf tioardoii tub.
Anglican
Mr. Herb Bridle, of Clinton,
was the guest speaker at the 11
o'clock service. Mrs. Clarence
Hardy presided at the organ and
Gary McFalls was crucifer.
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Rev. Donald Hall presided al
the Wednesday evening and Sun-
day services. The Misses Mar-
garet and Tena Eizenga, who
are home on vacation from To-
ronto, sang. a duet Sunday eve-
ning.
. The Thursday ladies' prayer
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Birtch with Mrs. Ron-
ald Hall in charge of the Bible
study.
Mr. Hall assisted in the Exeter
Bible School for two Weeks, Mrs.
J. A. Graham fe.:. one week and
Mrs, Hall for one lay.
United Church
Rev. E. M. Cook was the guest
speakere Luean Uoited
Church at 11 a.m. and at 3
o'clock; Memorial service at
Granton where Larry Leis, of
Granton, was the soloist,
James J. Dewan
Biddulph farmer
C, Haskett and Son, Loran fu-
neral directors, were in charge
of funeral arrangements for
James J. Dewan, 87, who died in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Friday, August 14.
He lay at rest at his late resi-
dence, Highway 23, Biddulph
Township. until 8.30 a.m., Mon-
day. August 17, when he was
taken to St. Patrick's Church,
I3iddulph, for Requiem ltigh
Mass at 9 a.m. The Rev. Father
• •
•
officiated. Interment was in St.
Patrick's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harold Ryan,
Hugh Toohey, Frank Harrigan,
Jim O'Shoe, Leo Markin and
James
Son of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Patrick Dewan, of Ireland, Mr.
Dewan was born in Biddulph
Township where he farmed all
his life.
tie is survived by his wife, the
former Mary Jordan; two sons,
John, of Biddulph Township, and
Frank, of Warren, Miele: els°
one sister, Mrs, Ann ,lordaii, of
London,
Happenings in
Biddulph
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Personal items
Visitors on Tuesday afternoon
with M. H. and Mrs. Elston were
the Rev, N. D. and Aire, Knox,
Lambeth; Mts, Winnie Greehing,
of Sutton, Goldfield, Eng., also,
Mr. and Mrs. TIMMS .vans, of
Toronto.
Misses ,Tudy, Bonnie, -Robin
and Faye Ann t iair attended a
birthday party given in honor of
Dennis Rowe, of Thames Road,
, on Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Elizabeth and Dianne
Knox, of Lambeth, spent A few
;days with Sheila and Wendy El -
1 etott during the week and all Ids -
f ited with Mr. end Mre. Il, L.
Gibson, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston and
David visited in Orangeville OM'
1 the Weekend and Sheila, who was
' visiting there, returned with
them,
Pipet returned home with [herb 'left, folding ut the radiator and birig hi. eyes to Shako i)ur
visiting here before going harp hood.
'`I sten it all right, but
PRIZEWINNING PHOTO — This candid picture by Terry
Culbert won second prize in a photo contest sponsored by
.The London Free Press which drew nearly 200 entries,
The girl is Bonnie Drennan, reading an appropriate photo
magazine in front of some art work by Terry.
Forum at Clandeboye
VC comp --
Captures prize Among those attending the
united Church camp at Norman.
with Photograph dale on Lake Erie this week are
Terry Culbert,. 17-year•old son.
.of Mrs, Mel Culbert .ancl lite lake
Mr. -Culbert,. who ,competed in
the London Free Press .July
photographic .,competition was a-
warded 'second prize of $15, out
.of 142 entries.
The picture of Bonnie Dren-
nan .of Alice. St., Liman, was
taken in fun one night at the
.Culbert home but proved a .prize
winner. .The artistic background
was painted, by Terry on an old
window shade,
Since last Easter Terry has
been working at the Granger -
Taylor Dry ,Goods, London, Prev-
bus lo that he took an .art course
at. Tech for two years, No -v he -
lore continuing his art course,
Terry feels he should complete
his high school course so as go-
ing back to Medway in Se,ptem•
her.
Medway Grade 13 reeults
Three local names appear a.
mong the list of Grade 13 Meti.
way results.
John Conlin— Eng. Comp 66,
Beg. Lit. 60, Alg. 66, Geom. 64,
Trig. 69, Ph3'. 78, Chem, 59, Fr,
Auth. 58 and Fr. Comp. 56.
Glenn Gegen —Zoo, 61, Phy.
62, Chem,
Daniel P. O'Neill — Eng. Comp.
70, Eng, Lit. 75, Alg. 74, Geom,
81, Trig, 83, Phy. 76, Chem, 70
Fr, Auth. 57 and Fr. Comp, 50.
Personal items
Miss Edythe Cook, of the To-
ronto Teachers' Staff, is spending
part of her vacation with her
• • • parents here, Rev, and Mrs, E.
enioys picnic contests Cook.
By MRS. J, H, PATIO
Mr, and Mrs. R. R. Crozier of
"Tyrone Farm", Lucan, enter-
tained the members .of the Hill -
creat Farm Forum for their
first picnic, on their spacious
lawn, when 21 sat down to a
chicken supper with Mr. Gordon
Banting, secretary, sayirig the
grace, This was followed by a
sportsrogram
. ,
Races, 6 years and under,
Dennis Maguire and Susan Croz-
ier; 10 years and under, Leroy
Maguire and Jane Crozier;
marshmallow race, Susan Crozier
and Dennis Maguire; relay races,
Mr. R. R. Crozier's team win-
ning the lifesaver and balloon
contest; Mr, Don Maguire's
team winning bask-etban; Miss
Alija Ann Crozier won the bali.
throwing contest All enjoyed
the barbecue, popping corn and
roasting marshmallows. The
evening closed with all joining
in community singing.
Mr. Baking on behalf of him-
self and Mrs. tenting thanked
the members for the lovely gift
and help in making their 50th
wedding anniversary such a
success in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Crozier came
from Stormont County, where
Mr. Crozier was the. agricultural
representative and while there
visited and worked with the
farm forums in that county.
After moving to Lucan they
joined the Hillcrest Forum.
Church news
At St. James church on Sun-
day the service was taken by
Canon Nelles, Diocesan treasurer
for. 1-luron Diocese, assisted by
the Rev, Stanley Tomes .former-
ly of this parish, now curate at
Si. Albians, Kenora.
The service next Sunday will
be taken by Mr, F. Leaver.
The service at the United
Church has been withdrawn for
August 23 and 30 while the Rev.
Edgar Roulston, pastor, is on
va ca daft.
Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Gordon Cunning-
ham are moving from ,their farm
in McGillivray township and will
take up residence in th
apartment in Mooresville,
Mrs, Eslie Hodgson, who has
been a patient since January in
St. Josepli's Hospital. is im-
proving and was moved to Park -
wood Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 'Paton and
Clare and William Allwright
visited Mrs. Harvey Riehl. and
family on Sunday. Other visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Logan and Myrna Jane of Thorn -
dale. Bob Riehl returned to spend
some holidays with Clare Paton.
.Miss Linda Lewis, of London,
is visiting with Elizabeth and
Nancy Hill.
Guests with Mrs. Emily Tomes
Agent For
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Mr, and Airs. H. Ritchie, of
last week were her son, the Rev.
Stanley Tomes from Kenora and
his guests the Rev. Erie Boyes
and Mr. Jack Boyes who attends
Emmanuel. College, On Sunday
guests were Mrs. Fred. Simpson.
of Lucan, Miss Doris Lloyd of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Sawyer and David of Petrone.
In the afternoon they visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Lynn,
London, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haskett and
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins
and Jory ,were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tate, of
Dearborn, at their cottage at
Port Franks.
Mrs. Eleanor Einerick and
family have returned from a
weeks' vacation at Goclerich.
Barbara and Nancy Park, Janet
;Kehl, Judy Coughlin, Susan Ree.,
oedY. Marilyn Hearn, Beverley
Butler and Mrs, Murray Hod -
;ins.
Horse race .newe
Meadow Art's. Lady, owned by
the /tardy Brothers, .came third
a race at roronto last week,
Governor G., owned by Messrs.
Sheridati Revington and William
Elleriegton, was a winner at
Batavia last Saturday. (Mr. and
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