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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-04, Page 16fa 16 .May.4 1941. ..and district new, �!t Phone. 'BA 7425S w. ... .. Mars, H. Hodgins heads Birr WI Mrs. Harold Hodgins was elected president of the Barr? WI at the April meeting held at the home of Mrs. Emerson. Stanley, Other offieers are. vice-pres idents, Mrs.:George O'Neil and 1Mrs. Sherman. Adams; secre ' Lary -treasurer, Mrs. C, J. Has-' kett; district director, Mrs. F. Liddell; assis`ant, Mrs. Ivan Stanley; branch directors, Mrs. Spencer McLeod, Airs. Emer,i son Stanley, Mrs. Ernest Mor -I row and Mrs. Reynold Keifer; public relations, Mrs. Otto' Daley; program committee,? Mrs. H. B. Langford, ,1lrs, W.; S, O'Neil and Mrs. Art Erick-; son. Standing committee conven-' err; Mrs. Clifford AlcAllister, i Mrs, W. W. Garrett, Mrs. Ern- erson Stanley, Mrs, Ernie Dob-• inson, Mrs, Allan McNair,1 Mrs. W. F. Hodgins., Mrs. li,+ S. White and Mrs J. Haskett; sunshine committee, Mrs. Ken Hardy and Mrs. Allan McNair; Tweedsmuir Boek, Mrs, Jack, Legg, Mrs, Ivan Stanley, Mrs. W. S. O'Neil, Mrs. J. Haskett and Mrs. H. B. Hodgins;1 pianist, Mrs. Ivan Stanley; press reporter, Mrs. Frank; Liddell; auditors, Mrs. Sher man Adams and Mrs. Jack: Legg. Correspondent; Miss Lina Abbott UC women ar -en e raiiy Mrs. H. B. Lanford, Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. Mur- ray Hodgins, Mrs. Alex Young, Mfrs. Irving, Gibson, Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs. Erie Yeun.1, Mrs. Eldon Young, Mrs. E. R. Pat, Mi':. John Tarlo Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Mrs. R. J. Mur- ray and Mrs. J. W. Sach of the Lucan United Church, last Thursday attended the ninth annual nt„eting of the Middle- sex Presbytery Woman's As- sociation of the United Church of Canada, held in the Empress United Church of London. In the election of officers two Lucanites received offices: Mrs. Revington, leadership ed- ucation and Mrs. Murray Hod- gins, North West regional rep- resentative, Mrs. Revington was also one of those who led in the discus- sion of the work of the 12 as- sociation departments. She also thanked the guest speaker Mrs. J. Y. MacKinnon, London pres- ident of the Dominion Council of the Woman's Association, whose topic was, "The High- way Ahead for United Church Women". The day closed with tea served by the WMS auxiliaries of the Empress United Church, Lucan personal ifems The two leaders, Mrs, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCul.; Heath and Miss Betty Mcln- loch of London, Mr, and Mrs. tyre and three CGIT members, Philip Butt of Toronto and Mrs.1 Helen Sigsworth, Ann Culbert May Thompson of London were and Marie Arnold accepted the; Saturday guests of Mr. and' invitation to attend. the Gran Mrs. Louis Kilmer. ton CGIT meeting last week, 1 After spending the winter A number of the ladies of with her two daughters, Alrs.'. the United church WMS metI.Douglas King of Harriston,' at the home of Mrs. Cecil, Miss Vivian Fairies of London Robb last Monday to quilt an- and with Mr, and Mrs. Edward other quilt for the supply corn-; Hodgins in Florida, Mrs, Annie mittee of which Mrs. Robb is Fairies returned to her Mar-{ convener. ! ket Street home for the sum - Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Robb last mer. Saturday attended the funeral; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Daley are I• of their cousin, Mrs. Ruby; visiting their daughter Glenna,'. Kimble, of London and the' in Ottawa. burial service at Dungannon i Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hill of • cemetery, ; Brantford, formerly of Lucan,1 Mr. Earl Carling, Miss Mur-, called on a number of Lucan! iel Carling and Mrs. Ira Car- friends last Sunday, 1 ling were Sunday guests of i Guests last Sunday with Mr.1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walpole; and Mrs. IL B. Langford in -a of Kincardine, with Mrs, Car -1 eluded Mr. and Mrs, Fred; ling remaining for a visit. !Langford of London and the Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lang- bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs,' ford and family, of Woodham,' A. C. Welk of Leamington. i were Sunday guests of Mr.1 Mr Thomas Welk is a p i Cliff Cobleigh and Miss Whit a`' tient in St Jos h H i• worth. ep 's os.pita . Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Rouls-! Mr. and Airs. Jack Rosser. gcalled on of Ailsa Craig were Thursday fon, now of Clinton, Lucan friends last Monday, i visitors with Mr. William' Amos Messrs, Cecil Armitage and• Don Hearn of Lucan have been Sunday visitors with Mrs. Bob Coleman included her serving on the jury in London • for the past week. granddaughter, Miss Doreen s Garrett, and friend, Mrs. Rich– Mrs. Le Roy Revington, Lu -1 and Dickins of Exeter, Miss can's polio patient, was able Greta Lammie of Hensll and to be brought out of Victoria! Miss Amy Lammie of London. Hospital io spend the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murray with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' and family of London were Frank Hardy. Mrs. Revington{ Saturday guests of A4rs. J. R, is recovering slowly. She can R Murray and on Sunday Mrs. now run her chair around the; Murray an a d til B b hospital without assistance an r, o Murray Truck hits boy, fractures arm Last Saturday evening, Ron - aid Blanc, four -year -ofd son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Blare, of RR 1 Lucan, suffered a broken left arm above the elbowwhen run aver by his father's truck, With the aid of a tractor Air. Blane was moving the truck in his own yard when the accident occurred. Though Mr. Blane's other five small children were on the scene, no one saw the accident hap- pen, but apparently the little fellow was attempting to climb unto the truck when he sib - ped and fell 'beneath it. After consulting with Dr, E. R. Patterson, the child was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital but released after treatment. Lucan house prize winner Excitement ran high In the Langford household .last Thurs- day when Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Langford realized their house was the "T -A Homo of the Week", for April 27, entitling them to a $5 purchase at one of the 18 places of business whose ads surround the pic- ture of their home. By a strange coincidence when the draw was made as to which store the Langfards should spend. their $5, it should be the Don Smith Fina Station, Lucan. Other $5 winners, whose houses have appeared are, Harry Wilson, Centralia, Clar- ence Millson, Clandeboye, Wil- liam Ferguson, Exeter, Wit - ham Bender, Crediton, Rev, A. M. Amacher, Zurich, Mrs. Harriet West, Exeter, Mrs. Stan Weber, Dashwood, and Mrs. Murray Abbott, Centralia (formerly of RR 1 Lucan). Not only is there 'the $5 win- ner each week but each month there will be a draw for a movie camera. A Lucan man, Don Hirtzel, was the winner of the first camera given away, To get in on a chance to win 'a camera all one has to do is to deposit a free coupon in the box at any of the stores whose ads appear in the con- test. Lucan Lions Club At the Lions Club dinner in the Anglican church basement last Monday night, plans were made for another rummage sale to be held in June and also to sponsor another Red Cross blood clinic, some time next month. It was voted to erect new signs at, each end of the vil- lage and to offer a prize for the best design. Watch T -A for particulars. A three-ring circus is also planned. Thefourth 1961. dance was held in the Legion Hall, last Friday night and was success- ful, financially and otherwise. This was the last dance till Fall. canwalk a few steps alone. i were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ladies' Guild Mrs, Harry :McNaughton and+ Gerald Paul of Kirkton. Miss Rase Revington spent the Mrs. Warner McRoberts of weekend in Detroit, where they the Dresden HS staff, spent the were the guests of their aunt weekend at her home here. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-' Mrs. Calvin Haskett, past liam Walker. president of the Lucan Home Mr. and Mrs. Art Lee and and School. Association and sons of London were Sunday; Mrs. Clarence Haskett and guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Russell Goddard attend- Sigsworth and Mr. and Mrs, ed the North Middlesex Con - Jim Wright and family of West ferenee group of the Home and McGillivray were Sunday call- School at Komolca. ers. 1 Mrs. Alex McFarlane left on Mrs. Ron Carroll of Saints- Saturday to visit Mr. McFar- bury was a Monday guest of lane, who is a patient at Shel- Mr. and Airs. Henry Hodgins' bourne Hospital. She will also. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald God-' visit Rockwood friends. Before bolt and family of Exeter were leaving she had as Tu e d Sunday callers.say guests 'Mr, and Mrs. Harry Recent guests of Mr. and; Francis of Shelbourne and Mr. Mrs. Roy Hamilton and family; Gordon McFarlane of Concord, were Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Dun-; Mach, das of Detroit, i Mr, Thomas Beer, Lucan's Mrs. William Sangster of a Grade 6 and 7 teacher. was on Hensall is visiting her daugh-1 the sick list last Monday after •ter, Mrs. Herb Stretton and, noon and all day Tuesday, family. 1 Mrs. Ivan Hearn took his room Mrs. Don Ankers, who at -i during his absence. tended the WA meeting in Mr, and Mrs. R. Hessel. and Kitchener remained over for a Miss Margaret Pepper of Sare week's visit with her sister, ria were Sunday guests of Mr, . r and Mrs 1 ' Dean T Miss Joan. Hodgins, who is and Mirs. E. W, Pepper, now a member of the Kitchen -1 end •f oner. er Public School staff. d family and Miss Maxine Mrs. Herman *Young has ; Looney of Cass City, Mich,1 been on the sick list. She had were Saturday guests of Mr.1 her son-in-law, Mr. Leonard, and Mrs. Charles Windsor,, Harvey of Exeter to see her Miss Looney remaining for the on Thursday and her daughter,; weekend while the Toner fam•1 Mrs, Harold. Aitkens of Clx.n4 IIy spent the weekend with' deboye en Friday. 1 Parkhill friends, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jilt Mugford Sunday guests with Mr. and spent last weekend at Cargill,! Mrs, 11.. R. Crozier were Mr.{ guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph 3 and Mrs, Don Maguire and; Pitt, On Sunday the two con ; family of Biddulnh and Monday' pies visited Mr. and Mrs, Allon J guests were Mrs. E. Vance, Tindall (nee Rowena Abbott) daughter, Rose Mary and son et their new home in Wiarton,1 Brian et 'Byron, the occasion Mr, and Mrs. Art Haskett of being a 20th birthday eelebra- Toronto, who spent the week-' tion for Brian, end with London friends, call.; Mr, Morris Darlin.. of Lon - ed on the fernier's parents,' don ani! Mrs. Cecil Armitage' Mr. and Mrs. Will. Haskell, of Lucan were Sunday visitors. Sunday evening,before returti.1 with Mr. and Mrs. Levi. Dar'-` ing to Toronto, i ling, of Parkhill, Four members of the Micah' Mr, and Mrs, ,iarne;S Downs Legion, president Ralph Smith,; and Mr. Robert Downs of Lon-' Mr, Dwight Bali, Mr, J. WO don were ,Sunday guests of Mr, Lockyer and Mr, Les Kennedy • and Mrs, Doe Downs, last Sunday attended the Leo' ;Mrs Blearror Eihiericlr , now . glen spring convention at Wind- of London called on Dt Mei'. , . friends, art Wednesday. . and 'Mrs. ,Jim Tubb and tamily . m y of. Mitchell were 1 s arti sor. t Can find, 1. stay. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mts.! Wes }lodging. and Mr. and Mrs, Cion Iiodginws of London Were Thursday guests, Mr. and Mrs, N , Austin; >i Bright's (rove Were Sunday attests of 11fr, •turd itfrs, 'M1ott ulbet t, Canada's hew cost•of1iving; index is based on buying habits' of faririlide with annual in -1 comes ranging teem $2,500 to 1 $7,000, compared to an income range Of $1,650 to $4,050 used. preparationof the previous, index a decade ago, The April meeting of the Anglican Ladies' Guild was held in the parish hall last Monday evening withthe pres- ident Mrs. Joe O'Neil in the chair. Reports of the Lions Club dinner and recent bake sale were encouraging. It was voted to financially assist the wardens en the ex Dense of the rectory repairs Mrs. Allan Ryan's group had the largest attendance. While refreshments were be ing prepared by Mrs. Al Bram wish's group Miss Lina Ab batt conducted a "man" con test which was won by Mrs Lancaster. Mrs. Kay Egan, Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs. Ralph Smith Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins, Mrs Jack Stcacy and Mrs. Erwin Scott volunteered to assist in the Cancer Drive. { sh here next week } Johnny Cash, one of the leading recording artists at Columbia Records, will make his second appearance at the Luean arena on Thursday, 111ay 11. A previous .engagement made here by the popular vocalist filled the arena to capacity and a repeat performance ,is ex- pected. During the last five years, Cash has al,eragecl 250 performances annually to au- diences in excess of 3,000 in a gruelling tour .across. 8,000 miles per month. The story of Johnny Cash. is the success story of a young man dedicated from childhood to the writing and singing of songs about his beloved native land. He has never had .a record released that did not show up: well in charts 'across the land, Five of them have .also been hits in The so called "pop" category and three have sold over the magic million mark, He writes most of the songs he records, Cash has appeared. as guest star on TV with Ed Sullivan, Lawrence Welk, George Gebel, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jackie Gleason .and Dick Clark (five times) and on the .Chevy Show. The acceptance of Johnny by audiences is made even more remarkable by the fast that these audiences are not .stricth' u r c h at Crechton BISHOP CONFIRMS 24 AT TRIVITT SERVICE—Bishop Harold. Appleyard, DD, Owen Sound, confirmed 24 can- didates in the Anglican church whehe made his first visit Sunday to Trivitt Memorial Church since his recent Newbishop, appointment as bishop of Georgian Bay. Seated centre, the bishop is surrounded by the candidates, Rev.' Breit de Vries, Trivitt rector; S/L Rev. G. B. Fee, RCAF Cent. ralia padre, and ceremonial participants. —T -A photo "country", "rock 'n roll" or "pop" fans, There is always a cross-section of all types at the Johnny Cash Show: Several other top name en- tertainers will be featured on the program at the Lucan arena, Attend WA meeting Rev, and Mrs. 0, E. Lan- caster, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane, Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs, Will Haskett, Mrs, Harold Hodgins, Mrs. Wes Atkinson, Mrs. Alan Scott, Mrs, Roscoe Hodgins, Mrs. Don Ankers and Mrs. Andy Carter were among the 800 delegates from 14 deaner- ies in Huron Diocese, who at- tended the 74th meeting of the Diocesan Board of the London Woman's Auxiliary, held in St. John's Anglican Church, Kitch- ener, last Tuesday. Rt. Rev. H. F. Appleyard of Owen Sound, Bishop of Georgian Bay, was celebrant for the opening communion service. During the service five members received life membership. Mrs, A. C. Calder (formerly of Lucan) president of the dio- cesan WA was one of the speakers. Lucan girl home After seven weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital for a back operation, Linda Bridger was brought home on Saturday by the C. Haskett and Son. ambit - lance. Though she will be con- fined to, a hospital bed for some time at home, yet the doctors are 'satisfied with the result of the operation. TwentyksVar anni ersary 'Ta - four persons were confirmed in the Anglican' church Sunday by Bishop Har- old Appleyard, DD, during a Sunday afternoon service in Trivitt Memorial Church here • presented by Rev. Bren de Vries on behalf of the Trivtt congregation. The other 15 were presented by S/L Rev, G. B. Fee from RCAF Station Centralia. The ceremony marked the first visit to Tnivitt of Dr: Ap- pleyard, recently appointed bi- shop of Georgian Bay and a suffragan bishop of the diocese. A large congregation heard his confirmation address. Candidates for the Exeter church included Mr. and 'Mrs. Douglas Brintnell, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Fulcher, Mrs. Di- ana Wooden, Maxwell Harness, Donald R. Smyth, Susan Gib- bons and Jane Dougherty. RCAF Centralia candidates were Delmar D. Dark, Ronald R.. Corbin, {Mae E. Muirhead, Adele F. Muirheacl, Penelope D. Muirhead, Heather J. Mc- Connell, Barbara E. Amos, Gloria L. Corbin, Shirley J. Destobel, Gayle L. Redman, Lona -Kay Glenn, Celia. J. Stock, Joseph A, Berthelet, Arthur H. Ayres, Sheila Berthe- let. Assisting in the ceremony were Gregg Harness, as bi- By MRS, M. FAIST CREDITON Anniversary 'services were conducted in the EUB church on Sunday with Rev. E. E. Hallman of Kitchener as guest speaker. Be gave two very in- spiring messages. A good crowd was present especially at the morning serv- ice. Many were present from n i hbo in towns who used to be members here. Special music was rendered by the choir and a trio and double Church Activities United Church The April meeting of the United Church WMS was held last Thursday afternoon with the president, Mrs. George Paul, in the chair and Mrs. Ivan. Stanley's and Mrs. Wil- bert Stanley's group in charge of program and refreshments. The guest speaker was Mrs, Joe Carter of London Town- ship, who spoke on prayer and Mrs. Richard Welsh, also of owns p, was the shop's chaplain; Feter de guest ,soloist. • Vries, crucifer; Larry Brint- Plans were made for the nell, rector's server, and Fred packing of an overseas' bale. Wells, Padre Fee's server. Couples Club Work in conservation outlined HSS assn The April meeting of the Lu - can Horne and School Associa- tion was held in the school kindergarten last Tuesday eve- ning, with the president, Mrs. Rudy Engel in the chair. Mrs. Murray Hocigin�s, Mrs. Jack Elson, Mrs. Royden Her - Recreation activities By SAM SCREATON Director of Recreation Well, at last the ice is gone from the arena –. and frank- ly we last track of the num- ber of wheelbarrow loads of ice that were wheeled. out the back door. However, in spite of the lack of co-operation from . the weather, it's done. Some of the lads were al- ready in trying out the floor with a basketball. Well, as , soon as possible, we'll. have a court set up for practice. With the lack of any word from the WOAA about baseball this year, we have written but as yet have had no reply. But before next week hope to have something to say about some baseball far this summer, However, in the softball, we have had a :'equest front Ailsa Craig representatives to Inter a team for boys up to 16 in a four or six team group. This is just in the preliminary stages of planning yet, but looks very promising, Several mothers and as many youngsters have already en- quired about the summer play- ground program. Last year we u the first organized sum- mer playground program to be !held in Li can and it, proved very popular. Flans are under way for a similar program for this summer but it is too early for complete details as yet. However, it is hoped that we will be able to expand the scope of the prc'granr for this summer, On May 11 next, Johnny Cash who entertained the largest audience to assemble in the Lucan Arena a year ago last September, is inak6ng a return appearanee, At that time he proved himself to be a most versatile and entertaining per- sonality, Since then, he has increased his following and stepped into Motion pictures where be is under Contract' with Columbia, Don't forget this date, May if and be sure to secure your tickets for a real fine 'evenings entertain - men(, 1+'olloWini the Johnny Cash show, the p'arest, City Kennel Club Will hold it's International Clandeboye man top bingo winner Of all the winners at the Le- gion A u x i l i ar y bingo last Thursday evening .at the Legion Hall, Mr, Henry Beiber of Clandeboye was t h e most lucky, Ile not only split the consola- tion $5 with Mr, raul Bohner of Exeter but split the third part of the consecutive bingo with Mrs, Olive Frederick of Granton, Miss Mary Young of Birr, Mr., Harry Bond, Mr, Johnson and Mrs. Joe Haskett of Lucan. He also shared the fourth hinge with Mrs, Wright.. man of Exeter and won the seventh bingo .alone. Mrs. William Mathers of Lit- can and Mr. Roy Pepper of Exeter won the first part el the consecutive and Mrs. Pat Crudge (who shared the lith bingo with Mrs. Glenn Has- kett) won the second part. Miss Gwen Lightfoot of Cen- tralia and Mrs. Johnson of Lu - can won the line i prizes for Share the Wealth and Mrs. toy Pepper of Eitetery tltc prize for the full card., ,.. Mrs. Grant Brooke of Lucan Wets the fifth bingo and split the sixth with Mrs. Richard Davis . ori ,neon and Mr. TOM Smith of Vetter, Other winners included Mrs. harry Lightfoot 'OfCentralia, Mrs. Joe Haskett, Mr, Louis Lemieux and. Mrs, Harry Bond, all of Leah, bert and Mrs. C. H. George volunteered to assist at the Musical Festival to be held in the Community Memorial Cen- tre, May 24, 25 and 26, Mrs. Jack Eison, introduced the guest speaker, Mr. C. P. Corbett, Lucan's representa- tive for the, Ausable Conserva- tion, who gave a.. interesting and informative talk on con- servation itself, dating back to Biblical times but also took his audience on a picture tour from the Ausable's source at Staffa to its two artificial mouths at Grand Bend and Port Franks. Mr. Corbett's motto :for con- servation was, " %Vhere there is no vision, the people perish" and his definition, " A river valley development is the wise use of all the natural resources of a .river valley, for all the people living in the valley, for all time." "There are 24 river valley 1 conservations in Ontario. The Ausable Conservation covers ani area of 665 square miles and' serves a population of 20,000. The village of Lucan contrib.; utes $650 per year towards the' work of the Ausable Conserva-1 -tion", he said. Mrs. Harold Cobleigh's room won the attendance cup. 1 Mrs. Dwight Henderson was' lunch convener assisted by;, mothers from Mrs. Cobleigh's' J og Show on Saturday, ittay, 13. For those lovers of canines, the show will have a natural appeal, For those who "can take their clogs or leave then! alone" --- the obedience and field training trials will be something to see, So plan to go to the arena on Saturday, May 13 and see some of the finest; dogs of all breeds as- sembled from all parts of Can- ada and the United States, • room. • Adel chzrm to your hone At low COSH WROUGHT' RON RAILINGS AND OUTDOOR FLOWER BOXES Gerald Levis A 7.4701 LUCAN In lieu of the regular month ly home -meeting, the Lucan Couples Club (six couples and Rev. G. W. Sach) were guests of the Birr Couples' Club last Wednesday evening. A large group from Ailsa Craig were also present. The guest speaker was Mr. Evan McGugan, manager of the Western Fair Board, who gave an interesting address on 'Memory" Pentecostal Holiness Church Thirty-five members of the Pentecostal YP were out last Friday evening. The theme for the meeting was "Missions". A missionary poem "What we Need", was read by the presi- dent, a missionary solo was sung by Paul Graham and a missionary address was given by Mrs. Jack Eizenga. At the Sunday morning serv- ice Mrs. Clayton Abbott, Mrs. duet was given by different members. It was the 65th year of the present church and 110t11 year that church was started here in Crediton. Y P U The Young People of Credi- ton United rch hme- ing on MonChuday eveningelda with Rev. R. Hiltz taking the disucs- sign. The devotional period was taken by Marilyn Galloway, Lightf Ralph ootFinkbeiner and Douglas , Marlene King contributed a solo, Doreen Kenny, a story and Ruth Clarke a reading, Personal items The Ladies' Aid and WSWS are having their May meeting on. Thursday evening at 8 p.nh, Mothers are to bring their chit. dren. Mrs. Ward Fritz will show slides on their trip to South America. Several car loads of mem- bers of the EUB church of the WSWS attended the convention at Bridgeport last week. Mr, and Mrs. Jos. McCann of Clinton spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. M. Clark and Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoist and daughter Lynda of Fen- wick visited on. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz at Exeter and Sunday with Mr, Jack Eizenga .and Miss Lor- • raine Graham sang a thio number. Sunday evening Rev. and Mrs. Roland Harrell left for a 10 -day evangelistic trip to Nova Scotia. IAnglican Church Two new members, Janice Freeman and Betty Smith, were enrolled in the junior choir.. A spendid congregation was present to hear the rector 1 preach an outstanding follow- up stewardship sermon. l On Monday Rev. 0. E. Lan- caster, Mr. Ray Simpson from Clandeboye, Mr. Bob Cole- man and Mr, D. A. Ashworth from Lucan, as lay delegates, attended the Synod meeting in London. On Tuesday they are being joined by Mr. Ken Clarke as a substitute delegate, due to the inability of Mr, Clare. Stanley to attend. Grade 13 sees play Forty-five grade 13 students at SHDHS attended a special presentation of "The Heiress" Thursday night in the Grand Theatre, London, The play, which is being studied in upper school this year, was presented by the London Little Theatre under the sponsorship of district two of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, This is the sixth consecutive year the federation has spon- sored the project which is des signed to stimulate the stu- dents' interest in good 'items ture. Attendance and enthu• siasm has increased each year; 40 schools attended last week's performances. Teachers who accompanied the SHDHS group were Mrs, C. M. Farrow, Mrs. R. S. Hiltz, George Wright and Vic Dinnin. and Alis. Harold Fahner and family and attended •anniver• sary services. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuckey and family of Exeter attended church and visited with Mr. Albert Gaiser on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Alf Wuerth and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Rich. and Long and family of Detroit, Mich, attended church and vis- ited with Mr,' and 'Mrs. Wil-, liam Schwartz and Doris. • Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoist and Mrs. Beatrice Hess btu Zurich visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz and Doris and attended morning service. Mr. Karl Guenther of Shipka attended the morning service at the EUB church. Mrs. Jean Weiland of Sea - forth and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg and family of Dashwood visited an Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wuerth of Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner •and attended the evening service. Mr. Gordon Haviland of Erin. dale spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. William Havi- land. Mr. and Mrs, Allen Mitchell of Brussels visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell on Sunday. 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