The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-08-27, Page 12P480e 12 Auguaf 21, 1959
Phone. SA 7.4255
Virginian wins
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aux c y bingo
The fame of the Lucan Legion
Auxiliary Bingo is really spread;
ing afar when a Virginian wins
prizes. Mr. BW Sutphen. shared
'.Share -the -Wealth" last Thurs•
day night with Mrs. Arthur Hod-
gins of Clandeboye and Mr. C.
Taylor of Exeter. and also won
the third part of the consecutive
bingo.
Lucan's reeve. Mr. Cecil Lew-
is, and Mrs. Lewis were also
lucky winners. The former char-
eel a bingo with Mrs. 1-1. Ra,wsnn
of Granton and won the first
part of the .consecutive bingo
and the latter won the $5 jack-
pot consolation prize.
Mr. C. Tayior of Exeter won
the second part of We consecu-
tive bingo. Mr. Joe Campbell of
Exeter also won a bingo. With
Airs, A. Ch.arleton, Mrs. H. Raw-
son (2) and Mrs. H. McRoberts
as winners, Granton was well
represented.
Mrs. Art Hodgins of Clande-
boys not only shared in "Share -
the -Wealth" but also won an-
other bingo.
Other Lucan winners included
Mrs. R. Westworth, Mrs. Ralph
Smith and Mr. George Cham-
bers,
The jackpot will again he 5110
ti M calls for next Thursday.
Church
Activities
Anglican
Mr. Frank ;Hallett of London
• th
ect
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Lucan
and district news
s nd
4e)rrs pe +colt :Miss Lina. Abbott
i- Clint H od[ ' s' Ilene Donaldson.
plots winner
ames CemClintlastfamilyhad ae 11 Mrs. Edgar McFalls and Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Demas
(the former Alma Burnett of Lu -
can) now of London.
Besides her parents and hus-
band she is survived by one
sister (Helen) Mrs. K. MacDon-
o clock Sunday service. Mrs. Brom•
vt'
Clarence Hardy presided at the ek of Lucan were
among Lucan. friends who at -
organ and Harvey Poole was tended the service at St, James
Crucifer, Janet. Kehl, s m a 11 cemetery
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
,
ext. Kehl was soloist. Howard Rosecroft Loses
The Sr. Woman's Auxiliary Mr. Sheridan Revington and
will hold its September meeting family, Mrs. John Park and Mr.
an Sept. 2 at the home of Miss John Campbell attended 10th an -
Lin a
nLina Abbott. nual Canadian Cup Pace at Old
United Church Woodbine last Saturday night and.
saw Howard Rosecroft (owned
Rev.Edgar
Roulston stillon
bySh eridan 'Rev+9ngt on and Bud
racati.on so the speaker was the Gilmour) break stride in both
Rev. E. M. Cook, Miss Retaheats, losing the race to Champ
Chown presided at the organ. 1 Volo, owned by the Miron Bros.
Pentecostal Holiness Church ! of Montreal. The horse won the.
Owing to the Women's Aux-' cup for the last two consecutive
liary meeting in the church base-, years.
Brent last Monday evening, the,' Bride -elect feted
Thursday ladies' prayer meeting; Miss Shelagh Ewen, whose
was cancelled'. The following of- , wedding to Mr. Richard. Gledhill
liters were elected: president, will take place in the Lucan
Mrs. Ronald Hall. vice-president, ; United Church Saturday, Sept.
Mrs. Rufus Thompson; secre- 5, was guest of honor last Thurs-
tary-treasurer, Mrs, Ed. Butler.. day evening when Mrs. Glen
The Rev. Ronald Hall has be-; Prout entertained 21 of her Lon -
gun a series of talks on Ephe-; don, Lucan and Exeter friends
Grans for the Wednesday evening, at a miscellaneous shower.
cervices. I Mrs. Larry McFalls and Miss
Mr. Hall was in charge of the Heather Stanley were winners of
morning Sunday service and' contests.
Mrs. Hall, the evening service.' During the evening the bride -
The latter spoke on the theme, elect made a recipe scrap book
9f a man die shall he. Jive. from recipes from each of the
again?" 9 girls present.
Personal items 1 The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Warner McRoberts and i tis. Charles Glenn. the former
Audrey Whrteilead of Lucan,
7 r. Irving Gibson have returned(
home from a few days visit with' Birr WI
tier. and Mrs. George McKnight( The August meeting of the Birr
of Kohler. near Cayuga. While, was held at the home of Mrs.
there, they all visited Niagara l Jack Legg with the local 4-H
Falls last Thursday Miss Lina' club providing the program.
Abbott accompanied them as . Carol S t an 1 e y and Gladys
far as Thamesford where she . O'Neil demonstrated the correct
visited an old school friend. Mrs. • method of washing and blocking
C. W. Thompson (.nee Gertie a woollen sweater. •
Elliott) and Mr. Thompson. On The leaders, Mrs. Allen. Mc -
the way home on Friday they Nair and Mrs. Seymour White,
called at the home of Mr. and gave a posture demonstration
Mrs. Louis Kilmer. and explained various seams and
Messrs Milton Hodgins and .finishes learned by the.girls.
David Hall left last Sunday
on : After many years of operating
s, twounont:h motor trip to the a booth at the Ilderton fair it
west where they expect to call was decided to cancel it this
an many Lucan and Denfield year to enable'the members to
relatives and friends, I '
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Lamond of : see theira own to nc feed.
Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ng
included a read-
Wynee of Wyoming, Mrs, Wynne rig by Mrs.etA, Erickson and
and Mr. E. Laster of Forest were piano duets by Lois Legg and
Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. i Mary Legg.
Lionel Kendrick and Mrs. War Lee Picnic
Boer McRoberts. ' Some 30 members of the Lee
Mrs. Wilmer Jones and family family met at Riverview Park,
of Kippen were Thursday guests, Exeter, last Sunday for their
of Mr. and Mrs. Les Woodward, family picnic and get-to-gether.
taking home her small daughter, Guests were present :from Loth -
Wendy, whp has been holidaying don, Brinsley, Harriston and
with her grandparents, Mr. and Lucan. 'Unfortunately the rain
.Mrs. Irving Gibson and family.' hastened the supper and cut'
Mr. Leslie Walpole of Toronto short some a the sports.
was a Friday overnight guest' Those from Lucan attending
With 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hod. the funeral of the late H. M.
gins. Mr. Walpole at one time! Armitage or funeral home, Lon-.
drove the Strasser bread truck, don, on Saturday included Mrs.
and is well known to many in Cecil Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Arn-;
the district, old. Lewis, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Mr, ' and Mrs, E. M. Grose' Lewis, Mr, and Mrs. Orville Tay -
and Mr, Lawrence Grose of To-; tor, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hod-
rento have returned home after, gins, Mrs, W. T. McFalls, Mrs.
spending a few days at' the, home i Irene Coursey, Mr. D. A. Ash-
ef the late Mr. Ernest Guest, i Worth and Mian Rett, Jsaac.
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• What is it?
By SAM SCR EATON
Recreation Director
Right now, we are in the mid-
dle of a "paint up --clean up"
campaign in the arena. Conse-
quently, now might be the best
Lime to bring to hhe attention of
all and sundry of those, who
might read this little column, --
and it; is hoped that those who
do will read this week's to their
children, --some of the problems
an arena manager has to con.
Lend with,
Some ten
e e yearsago. k e Citi -
h
zens of Lucan and the surround.
' ing communal area, with much
pride in their achievement, com-
1 pleted this splendid•arena. This
pride is justifiable and should
continue through. the years and
he passed, on to their children
who can help extend that effort f
by .assisting in the maintenance
of their arena.
This maintenance problem is!
largely one of thoughtlessness.;
From the appearance of the
ladies' wash room (which inci•
dently was the hardest to - over-;
come), it seems that the younger
ten age girls (just starting to
use lipstick) just couldn't resist
the temptation. to use that
stick on. the cement block wall
(and elsewhere) to. tell the world
that "Joan loves Johnny" or
"Billy loves Susan " The names
of course are strictly .imaginary
--but you get the general Idea.
To make a long story short, we
scrubbed the :lipstick and after
four coats of paint, we know it's
still there, Now girls, don't get
the idea the boys are entirely
blameless, as we all know dif-
ferent, but this is a particularly
nasty problem. So in the future.
let's all take as much. pride in
keeping the arena as clean and
tidy as you would like your own
home --and justify the pride your
parents had in erecting it.
One week from Thursday—that
1 will be September 3•• -ewe will
he having a Tag Team wrestling
match between four famous TV
Midgets as well as eight, other
outstanding heavyweight wrest-
lers which should provide. a fine
evening of entertainment for the
wrestling :fans of the district.
When you come out to see the
"Grunt and Groan" boys in ex -
Lion, take a good look al our
new "Shamrock Green" interior
paint job.
Personal items
Pronc�aard Lucan personal items
program highlight' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamiltoa
' �1 have returned front a 'motor trip
- East and «'est Middlesex 4-H in Pleasant Point, (near Lind-
say) ("lobs held achieve say) where they were guests of
, ment days last week. The latter: Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs.
consisting of nine clubs was held i Bruce MCNevin and Dr. and.
August 18 at Strathroy high; Mrs. B. McKelvey and Mr. and.
School. r Mrs. J. Morrison,
East Middlesex. consisting of Mr. Thomas England', who
10 clubs, was held at Medway was :hospitalized when a ladder
tis b k s '1 patient
1 ac is a e
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fell on it l a t
ch
nil Arva, Aa t.t 1 p
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g
g MissBeverly D e: in ,St. Joseph's ldnspital.
with Be ell, uncap, area.
home economist. in charge.At-1 Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Lewis:
tending were clubs from :Birr, and family .and. Mrs. H. S. Stan-
Crumuin (2 clubs), Dorchester, ley spent Sunday.with Arkona
Edgewond, Ildertnn, P :r o s p ec t friends.
Hill ,(2 clubs) and Thorndale (2! Ann Stanley, small daughter
clubs). of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stanley,
spend -
Mrs. George F. Wessman, RR has returned home after spend -
3 Granton, topped the 4-H ing
a few days with
her, grand
a w a. r d s. receiving provincial, mother, Mrs. Alice Devine of
honors, Mrs. Westman, nnw Inc 1 London.
:mother of two children, hegani Airs. T. A, llodgins, tll:rs. ;Jack
her 4-H work eight years ago' Elson and family were 'Sunday
(before her 'marriage) and has.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Colin
novo completed the' number of Nuggent and family of London.
ro Sets necessary for this top, 51r. and Mrs. William Sutphin
award. : and family, of Virginia, visited
last week with. Mr. and Mrs.
Personal items !Cecil Lewis and other friends.
Airs. George Strasser, though: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jledden
still a patient in St. ,Inseph's spent last weekend with Mr, and.
Hospital. is much .improved. i Mrs. Bob Garland of Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins On Sunday all visited Sauble
and Don of Lucan and Mrs. isa- . Beach and Owen Sound.
bel Copeman of London were i A bus load of Lueanites at -
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' tended the hall game. in Detroit
Sam earl of. Woodstock. ; last Sunday and saw Detroit de-
Mr, and Mrs. Wilson TtcGul• 1 feat Baltimore 9-5. 'Unfortunately
lough, Mr. Marcus Shnehottom ,the second game was rained out.
of Balymofe and the former Isla ; Mrs. Clarence Lewis who un-
Atkinson and her husband of Ca.l-1 derwent surgery in St, ,Joseph s
gory called nn Mr. and Mrs.+hospital last. Saturday is mak-
Henry Hodgins last ii+edn.esrlay. ing satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. \ , M. Hussey of Petrolia,
' Mr. Charlie Windsor spent. lack 'former owner of the. Pines Haven
weekend in Cass City, Michi-: Nursing home here, called on a
gall bringing home Mrs. Wino- number of her Lucan friends
sor, who :had been ho,liclaying Iasi Monday. She and Mr. Bus-
' with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Loney Bey and family are now living
•I and family. • with her father-in:law, Mr, W.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burt' nf. ; j, Hussey. Her husband's oil
Kenmore, N.Y. are spending a business h a s materially in -
week with Mrs. M. O. Smith. i creased since moving to Petrolia
Mr. and Mrs. hang DeCoursey: and Mrs, Hussey herself is feel -
and Marilyn have returned home ing and looking .much. better.
to Detroit after holidaying al the , Mr, and Mrs. Sheridan. rt ET -
Blue Water Motel, Grand Bend ington and family and Mr. and
and with Lucan friends, Mr, and' Mrs. Lyle Revington and family
Mrs. Edgar McFalls, ! were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold and , Mrs. John Campbell and family
Family left on Saturday for a : of Oakridge Acres.
week's vacation at lnverhuron.; Mrs. Garfield Needham, of
Miss Jane Steacey accompanied', Ballymote, spent, last Sunday.
them for the weekend. ! with. Mr, and Mrs. 'Henry '.Hod•
Mrs. Viola Jenkin of'Bradford, ` gins and Rev. and Mrs. Mervin
after visiting London and. Lucan , Elston of Centralia were Sunday
friends returned Home on .Sun -i evening callers.
day accompanied by Mrs. Erwin i As Mrs. George 13awden is still
Scott, who will spend a week I confined to her home, '.following
with her in Bradford, a severe attack of shingles, some
Mr. and Mrs. Art. Black and ; of her friends f.00k a peit•luek
family left'. on Saturday for a ' supper up to her home last. Mon-
vacation at. Manitoulin Island; day night and spent the evening
and points north.- ' playing bridge.
Jack Garrett, son of Mr. and' Mrs. William Westney, the for -
Mrs. W. W. Garrett, who under-, mer Tiff Martin, of West Hill
went a nose operation in. St. {spent last Thursday and Friday
Joseph's Hospital, a week ago, ; with her sister, Mrs. T, A. Hod -
!
recuperating at Ipperwash, gins and visited Mr. Hodgins
l Sgt. and Mrs. Don Ankers and 1 who is still a ',patient in St.
family spent; last weekend in . Joseph's Hospital, London.
i Trenton, guests of the'Sgt.'s par- Mrs. John Casey, who has been
tents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ankers. • visiting her son. Mr. Harold
aw week's :Linda remained overfor e ,Hunter and. family of 'Detroit:
va:ea•tion with her grandparents.
'for a week, came home nn. Mon -
with Rev. Stanley Tomes of Kenora t day, Mrs, Hunter. bringing
land his mother, Mrs. Emily • her home.
Tomes of Clandeboye were Sun -1 Mrs. frying Gibson of Lucan,
day guests of Mrs. P. Poole of Mrs. Wilmer Jones of Kippen,
Lucan. ;her two daughters, Gwynneth and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kilmer.: Wendy and her niece, Donna
of Thamesford, called on Lucan ; Ferguson. attended the Merlin -
friends last Thursday and had !Hensel] ball game at Merlin on
lunch
Mr. and Mrs. William 1(1 am' Monday. memb erSofJthe sHensall team'
and family, of Richmond Hili, ; hut 'unfortunately had a sore
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Banting!.foot and couldn't. play. Merlin
and son, of Brampton, are hole !won the game 17-11.
daying with Mr. and 'Mrs. Gni.- : Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert Galpin, of
don Banting and at 1 erwash• 1 Sarnia. were Sunday guests of
i Mrs. Laura. Blake, ltf Ailsa Mrs. T. D. Orme.
'Craig, is a guest of Mrs. James
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Dr. T. A. Watson. and Mr, .Jack
Larikin of Lucan Mr. Jim Rea-
der of Birr and Dr. Jack Dewey
of Florida are away on a fishing
trip this week.
Miss Elizabeth Xlein of Strat-
ford spent lastweekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McIntosh.
Mrs. Helen Smith has returned
to St. Thomas after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. William
Aylestock.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Airlisen
of Parkhill and Mr. Fred Ar.mi-
'tage, who has been staying with
them since selling his home on
Alice St., were Sunday guests of.
Mr. and: Mrs, Arnold Morley
' and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman ,1.1'ardy
' and Mr. and Mrs. Mert Culbert
attended the Toronto races on
Tuesday. "Herbert Carter" own-
ed hy the Hardy :Bras. came sec-
ond in Toronto on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamm and
family, of Halifax, were Wed-
nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
,Jim Avery.
Mr, Cecil Arinitage spent three
days in Loudon last week. .He
was joined. by Mrs. Armitage
and bothpaid their respects to
Mr. Harold Armitage at the
funeral home. He andhis daugh-
ter, Sheila, also visited Mr. and
]tars. Levi marling at. Parkhill on
Tuesday.
T Last 'Sunda, Mrs, Marion Sere]
of Aiwa eMert411ed 25 friends of
Miss Shelagh Ewen at another
Miscellaneous s ho w e r. Miss
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Ewen,a bride -elect. wil he mar-
', in the Wean United church,
;:Saturday, September 5.
ll Sunday guests with Mr. and:
1Mr•s. Ronald: Crozier included:
!Mr, and Mrs. James Voltich,
• Mr. and. Mrs. Jack 1'ollich, Tiiss
es Barbara and Laurel Volli.eh
of Canfield, Miss .Ruth Vollich
RN of Hamilton .and Mr, Allan
Caldwell of London.
A large number of relatives
and friends attended the funeral
of the late Mr. John W. Walls of
Alice St. .a.t the Murdy funeral
I: home last Tuesday. Among those
from a distance were Mrs. Nellie
Thomson, Mrs. C. Somerville
!and Mrs. J. Saftly of Strathroy,
;Mr. and Mrs. J. Moorhouse of
Inward and the Rev. and Mrs.
i A. E. Menzies of Salford. Mr.
i Menzies assisted the Rev. Ed-
. gar Roulston in the funeral serv-
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EXHIBITION
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TO OPEN
81st CNE
Come to this year's CNE, and the
world will be there to greet youl
People and exhibits representing
21 nations around the giabewill be
on hand, adding foreign flavor to
this king-size fair; interesting
people you'll most certainly enjoy
meeting, exciting exhibits you'll
surelywant to see! And of course,
as always, Canada will be on dis-
play in a totally new and different
way -this you won't want to miss,
GEORGE c OBEL
In The Spectacular
Evening
Grandstand. Show
every night at 8:00 p.m, Cast of 400
with ERIC HOUSE. "Canadiana '59”
produced hy Jack Arthur. See
these lavish production numbers:
"From Dream to Reality," "The
Seaway," "East of Suez," "Hong
Kong Holiday," and "Canada's
Golden Anniversary of Flight"—
On TheWorld's,
Laxgest Fully Equipped
Moveable Stage
fabulous fireworks Nate,
xN PERSON
CISCO KID & PANCHO
head up the exciting Afternoon
Grandstand Matinee which
'8fudos a. thrlihng'S-ring nletineb
circus for the 26
outstanding (tett,
at
TR1EY,ARGEST DISPLAY Ok' WARSNIPS
H'VER ON TIRE GUAM LAKE!
INTERNATIONALAIRSHOW-Spine-
tingling fly-pasts featuring the
combined R.C.A.F.and U.S.A.F.
Aerobatic Teams ,., Sept,11-] 2,
HER MAJESTY'S FAMOUS ROYAL
MARINES RAND -- direct from
England to entertain you with
stirring martialmusic ynu'II
linger to listen t8 as you wander
by the gigantic exhibition
bandshell.
Fano PRODUCTS RUILDIN8-nrizP.s
aplenty and giveaways galore in
the world's largest Food Prod-
utts Building. North a visit to
the ONE la itself.
MILE OF MERRIMENT -all for fun
and tun loran on this merry mite
of laugh•s•minute rides, games
and sideshows,
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW -to see
thrilling perfermencesbyskilled
riders and their magnificent
steeds. Aug. 27 -Sept. 2,
WOMEN's wenn-hourly lash.
ion Shows, cooking; classes,
handicrafts, with International
flavor, an entireworld forwomen
in the fabulous Queen Elizabeth
Building.
INTERNATIONAL DO o SHOW,..,
Colorful canines Prem Cadada
and the United States parade
for you In their biggest social
event of the season. You'll love
every minute of it! Sept, 2, 3,
4,5and 7.
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FUN•FILLEO AoUAAAMA-al the
Waterfront Sreedsland ,.. thriu-
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your enjoyment,
IR ITS
111st YEAR
WED
AUG. 26 -SEPT 12
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CANADA
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