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Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott
iLucan hosts Model clothes
bank procedure
275 dogs
Thirteen were chosen by
Principal Robert Jenkins from
his 26 grade 8 mils as show-
ing the greatest aptitude to-
,. wards a business vocation and
who would obtain the greatest
benefit from a visit to the local
Batik of Montreal,
They were Patricia Cob-
leigh, M garet Cobleigh,
Cheryl Thompson, Pat Callcott,
Ann George, Russ Kenhedy,
Peter Butler, Bob Mosurinjohe,
Wayne licelgins, Larry Lewis
and Steve Davis,
Arrangements were made
with Manager Jack Steacy for
these children to visit the
bank last Wednesday. They
were shown how to make out
a cheque, how to make a de-
posit and a withdrawal, how
to use an adding machine and
were then shown the interior
of the• vault. Following the
tour the children were treated
to pop, cookies and doughnuts,
On Saturday about 974 does
were entered in the dog show
at the arena sponsored by the
Forest City Kennel Club Of
London,
Awards were presented to
the hest clog and the hest
Canadian•bred dog in each, of
six groups and to the beet
puppy in each group,
The show was conducted un-
der Canadian Kennel Club
rules, Dogs were entered from
Kentucky, Michigan, 0 h i o
New Jersey, Dete•oa, New York,
Middieport, Toronto, Stratford,
Belmont, Ingersoll, Woodstek,
Chatham, Hamilton, Thames-
, Ottawa, Sarni a , Port 3
Credit, 'Waterloo, Oalcville and
Hespeler.
Members of the ladies' come
at as ion s low
Last Thursday afternoon, 90
students frem grades 9, 10 and;
12 modelled their awn outfits
for their mothers at a "Sew-
ing for the season's fashion
show" held at the sehool.
Catton skirts and tops were
modelled by Grade 9 girls,'
wool skirts and sportswear by: e
Grade 10 girls and Grade 12 A
modelled suits and formals.
Marilyn Stewart was com-,.p
mentator for. the spring and; rl
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CAIrch District VV' annual 1.cheopu.sprowt
chooses officers
Act/Ville$
eenA ,deal:ouir4ch attendance
was
ont fer the C1ri.$11an Family
Week and Mether'e Day serv.
Statile)! in •Charge.
lee en SWUM with Mrs, lvan
Mrs. M. T Culbert led in
pre y er anct the responsive
psalm. lee :Statiley read both;
'scripture lessons and Dana
(Albert told,ehildren'e
story. A double quartette com:,
posed: Barbara Ready, lieu
and Coralyn Donaldson Barb
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ara Park, Rennie Drennan,
Jean Marie LanICIn, Ruth Frost
sang. An anthem ,was sung by
the mothers and gaugnters.
The ushers were Mrs, W,
Cochreee and daughter, Louise,
mei Mrs. George Thomson and
Flowers bJylividetr•ie•le lac d in
n aid
teyington family and Mr, and
Ls, George Carpenter, 'Phe
pastor, the Bev. G. W. Sach,
reached a Mother's Day ser
ion using Mary the mother of
, Jews as •his theme,
During the service two chil-
dren were baptized: Tracy
Elizabeth Ryan, daughter • of
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ryan. and
113 rr W'lli d ' , son
of
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hodgins.
' Evening Auxiliary
summer portion 'of the show
while Monica O'Shea com-
mented on the fall and winter
outfits.
Red and white geraniums
decorated the tea room and
.ellow candles and a lace 'cloth
decorated the tea table where
Elizabeth Fuller and Suzanne
Stewart, both of Grade 9
mittee were busy at the snack P
bar as were the WI who had
charge of the dessert and pie
tables,
Mothers, daughters
enioy annual dinner
The United Church school. Garby Fritz proposed the toast
room was filled to capacity for to the church and Judy Cough -
the annual mother and daugh- lin to the mothers which was
ter banquet for Explorer and responded to by Mrs, R. R.
; CGIT groups Friday night. Crozier.
; Sitting at the head table were
•••' Counsellor Barbara Marshall,
Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins, presi-
dent of the Anglican Evening
, WA; Mrs, 0. E. Lancaster,
= wife of the Anglican rector.
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Mrs. George Paul, WAIS pres-
ident; Mrs. G. W. Sach, wife
of the UC pastor; Counsellor
Rose Revington, Doris Culbert
and her mother, Mrs. Aljoe
= Culbert, Mrs. G. C. Miniely,
Presbyterial secretary of af-
t filleted Explorer groups; Mrs,
Mary Culbert, president of
younger groups; Mrs. T. C.
McFarlane, president of the
Anglican WA, and Counsellor
Margaret Sach.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
Sach, who was introduced by
Sandra Abbott, and later thank-
• ed by Marilyn Hearn,
Mrs. Sach used as her theme
part of the Explorer purpose,
"To do with my might what
is good in His sight," and also
e part of :the CGIT purpose, "To
become the girl (or mother)
God would have me be."
:j Participating in the Explorer
*raffiliation ceremony were Jane
:Davis
Lois Hodgins, Norma
;IDavis and Doris Culbert, with
Lois making the presentation
e Of the "treasure" to Mrs. Mc -
re This was* followed by the
CGIT affiliation ceremony with
ijMargaret Cobleigh, Ann
:t George, Helen Sigsworth, Ann
;Culbert, Betty Ann Lewis, Pat.'
:'ricia Cobleigh, Louise Coch- I
rane, Marie Arnold, leader
'Miss Betty McIntyre and Mrs,
George Paul participating.
e Mrs. Murray Hodgins con-
: ducted a rousing sing song.
Fellow students
act as bearers
Funeral services were con-
ducted Monday, May 15. at the
C. Haskett and Son Funeral
Home, Lucan. by Mr. P'. J.
Dareh, who is in 'charge of
Bethel Presbyterian Church,
for 18.year-old William Van-
Tiggele, who died in St,
Joseph's Hospital Friday, May
12.
Interment was in Medway
cemetery with the following
Medway students as pallbear-
ers: Bill Flinn, Jim Reith,
Richard Stewart, David Stew-
art, Jay Spence and Ron Watt-
; tenbure.
He is .stu•vived by his par- '1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Izak Van
• Tiggele of London township;
and a sister, Johanna, at home,
Explorer tables were decor
ated with red, blue and yelloW
paper and bouquets of spring
flowers, while the CGIT used
their colors of blue and white.
The head table was particular-
ly attractive with a globe of
the world surrounded by a
semi-eirele of 82 small flags of
the United Nations, together
with spring flowers and red,
blue and yellow lighted candles.
This year being Explorer year,
Doris Culbert. Chief Explorer,
was MC for the evening.
A "thank you" song was
sung to the kitchen commit-
tee, Mrs, H. B. Langford, Mrs.
John Park, Mrs. E. R. Pitt,
Mrs. Erle Young and Mrs.
Charles Sovereign, who pro-
vided the meal.
Baptisms
Thursday evening in the
church 'the Rev. 0. E. Lances-
' ter baptized two small cousins,
Roger Gerald Lewis and Mich-
ael Clare Stanley. The former
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Lewis and had as his
godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Bromwich and Mr. Clare Stan-
ley. The latter is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, Clare Stanley
and had as his godparents Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Lewis and Mr.
Al Bromwich.
Little seven -week-old Roger
was sick at the time and was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital
for an operation on Saturday.
He is making satisfactory re-
covery. (Never before has Lu-
ean had so many hospitalized
in one year as this past year.
The new addition at St. Jos-
eph's should be named Lucan.)
WA dessert bridge and euchre
The members of Holy Trinity
Woman's Auxiliary were happy
to have the weatherman co-
operate with their plans for a
dessert bridge and euchre last
Wednesday by producing a
rainless day.
A number of former mem-
bers were present to renew
acquaintances and enjoy an
afternoon of bridge and euchre.
Several baskets of spring
flowers added to the beauty of
the renovated parish hall and
drew comments of admiration
from the visitors.
After the dessert luncheon
the crowd was divided into five
tables of bridge and six of
euchre, the remainder doing
the dishes.
High score winner for bridge
was Mrs. C. H. George and
ow score, Miss Holly Martin.
High score for euchre was Mrs.
Mary Craven and for lone
lands, Mrs, Mary Craven.
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!Mrs. John Minan, clothing
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With no jackpot winner at
the Legion Auxiliary bingo in
the Legion Hall last Thursday,I
the jackpot was increased to
sno in 56 calls,
The $5 consolation prize was
won by Miss Mary Young,
rr. The first line of "Share
the Wealth" was won by Mrs.
William Callcott, Clandeboye,
who also won the second bingo,
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The meeting of .the Evening
Auxiliary was held in the
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church schoolroom Tuesday
eve g with Mrs. Eldon'
I Youngs group in charge of
program and refreshments,
Mrs. Young was assisted in
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The president ,of t1i Mean nadian industries,. lelre. Albert
Women's Institute and nine Armatreng RR 3 Mee. •Craig;
members Attended the district citizenship end education, Miss
annul of the North Middle- Fleeeie Dongles, 'Merton; pub-
- sex Wi held in •tho Granton ,Lie relation, Mrs, Thorns e Gil-
•Meeernie Hall, TintredaY, Mae -lespie„ Komoka; home epentem.
11 and assisted on the pre- les and .health, Mrs, Fred
eager:I.:Ili:Romeo, sessions. Mrs. Kerwoode reseletione, Mrs,
Crouh, Ailsa Craig; 11.1storipel
Mrs. Ilium Hoagies led in research end cermet events,
n -song .at both =riling Mrs, winr4e- Mclnroy, 3
Frank .Iiardi and Mrs. Perry Morris ecott, RR 3 Komoka.
Charsley were 14Lean's dele, Representativ6: Federation
gates, oAgriculture rs Georgo
ejeeident, Mrs.John-I3Yereft, RR Ilderton; eller.
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',Device, RR 1 Mee Craig, pre- nate, Mrs, Norman Beth TeR
51d11el.cil•;, Milton Pardy of eft, Mrs. Edith Williams, 3
2 ilderten; Childrenea Aid,
1-3.1,),dges,• :•Theoyieleial_oboae Q
rd tlie payers,DeieidA:l.rstfustees and rate-
.sJ. C. Robb RR 2
election of office's. Honorary Ilderten; Tweedemir Be o k,
president le Mrs. him Davies, Coldstream WI: junior
cnn-
RR 1 Ailsa 'Creig; president, 'yeller, Mrs. 'Frank GilbN•t,
eIrs—George Zavitz, RR 2 Ile 1113, 3 Denfield,
d erten ; vicC-presideats,Mrs. Miss 'Wilda Gordon, - home
Murray elegies, Lucan, Mrs. Pegnomist, spoke both morn -
Calvin Carmichael, RR Ilder- ing and afternoon and also in-
tim; secretary•treasurer, Mrs,
Clarence Lewis, Grantee; as-
sistant,(Mrs. John Durmell
troduced the 4.4H Homemaker'
girl who displayed and com.'
, merited on "A well planned
RR 6 St. Marys; Federation costume for a graduation
RePresentetive, Mns, Gordon deem..
Culver, Komoica; alternate, In the afternoon Carol Stalk -
Mrs. J, C. Robb, RR 2 Ilder- er, one of the winning con -
ton;;
district etelegate, Mrs, testants at the Leean and Bid-'
Lawrence Curts, RR 2 Den- dulph and Legion Public Speak.;
field: alternate, Mrs, Russell in 0 cpntests, gave Jior speech, •
Currie, RR 3 Denfield; audt- The afternoon session closed
tors, Mrs. Irving Gibson, Lu- with a fashion show staged by
can, and Mrs. Charles Gouran, the Cloverdale WL
Granton; The West McGillivray branch
Conveners of standing coin- extended an invitation for the
rnittees; agriculture and Ca- 1,962 annual,
the last line by Mrs. Jim Read-;
&event bingo with Mr, Wilfred!
Stocks and Mrs. Bob Holland 1
of Lucan and 'Miss Noreen
Walkom of Woodham.,
Mrs, Wayne Johnson of Lu
can won the full card prize
The first part of the consecu
tive bingo was split among
Mrs. L. Holland of Exeter,
Mrs. Cecil Neil and Mrs, Wil-
liam .Mathers of Lucan. The
second part was won by Mrs.
Richard Gledhill and the third
part by Mrs. Wilfred Stocks,
Other winners included Mrs,
R. Schroeder of Centralia,
Mrs. Harry Bieber of Clan'de-
boye and Mrs, Harold Butler,
Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs. Pat
Grudge, 'Mrs. Doug Ewen and
Mrs. Harry Arnold, all of Lu -
can.
Personal items
•Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tindall,
of Wiarton, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Brock and family of Thorndale
were Sunday evening guests.
Mr, Cecil Robb last 'Monday
attended the funeral of a for-
mer neighbor, Mr. Richard
Martyn, now of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Screaton
and family were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Screatoh s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William McLeod, of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett
and family of Edgewood spent
Mother's Day with Mrs, Bob
Coleman. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins
spent last Sunday in Mitchell,
the guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Tubb and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hod-
gins and daughter Joan spent
Mother's Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Ankers and family.
Mrs. Guy Ryan fell down
stairs last 'Monday and was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital
for X-rays revealing a broken
left shoulder,
the worship service by
0, Andersen, Mrs, C. W. Sach
and Mrs. Bort Thompson, who
sang a solo.
The guest speaker was Miss
Iris Castle, missionary from
St, Lucia, 13.W.I. who gave an
illustrated address an her work
in the British West lndie (en
Wednesday night the group tied
two quilts.
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Last Friday evening 25 Youn
People were present for thee.
Mother's Day meeting.
The meeting opened will
the reading of a poem entitled
"My Mother's Bible" followed
by the hymn "Faith of ow
Fathers" substituting mother
for fathers,
Lucan personal items
Dale Bawtenheimer, two and
a half•year-old son of Mr, and
Mrs. Jim 13awtenheimee, is
staying with his grandoarents,1
Mr. and Mirs. Cecil Robb, while
his mother is a patient in St,
Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia,
Mrs. Don Hawk, of Sudbury, I
is holidaying with bar parents,
Mr. and Mrs Perry Charsie
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g Last Saturday Mrs, Murray
Hodgins and Ilene Donaldson,
attended a workshop meeting
for directors and 'counsellors of
, the -camps in the London Con-
ference, which was held in the
Empress 'United Church.
s Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Abbott last Tuesday
were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Birtch of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs,
Murray Abbott of Centralia
and Mr, and Mrs. Billy Abbott
and family of Niagara Falls
for e birthday celebration for
Mrs. Abbott's father and Mr.
Abbott's mother.
Mr. Hume Campbell and
family of Elizabeth St. moved
to RR 1 Englehart last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tasker
of Winnipeg spent a few days
last week with Mr, and Mrs,'
Frank Hardy.
A name was drawn for a
"Queen Mother" and turned
out to be the president's moth-
er, Mrs, Hugh Birtch. !Mrs.
Birtch was duly crowned. A
musical quiz was 'conducted bY
Miss Lorraine Graham, Peal
Graham and John Armitage
were in charge of the Bible
verse charades.
In the absence of the pastor,
the Rev. Ronald Hall was in
charge of both Sunday 'serv-
ices, The ladies' trio sang at
the morning service.
Anglican Church
Sunday being Ascension Sun,
day.a special early comenimion
service was held and A epeeial
Ascension •serrnori preached.
Mother's Day was recognized
with special prayers. The fine
day helped to bring out an-
other splendid attendance,
At Deanery Witness Service
Local choir members and
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Lancaster
assisted in the Deanery Wit-
ness Service, which filled St,
John's Church, Strathroy 'last
Thursday evening. -They were
Mrs. Kay Egan -and two eons,
Frank and Bat, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Steacy, Mieses Judy Has-
kett and Carol Davis, Mr. Bill
Little, Mr. Ian McGugan, Mrs.
Frank Hardy, Miss Marilyn
Bercholl, Mr. Ray Simpson
and organist, Mr. Ken Clarke,
all of Holy Trinity, and Mr.
Larry Lewis of 'Granton.
Spring Deanery 'reefing
On Friday, May 19 the
Spring Deanery meeting will
be held in Christ Church New-
bury beginning at 10 ani,
Mr. Les Woodward has sold
his workshop on George St. to
Mr, and Mrs. Nivens of Lon -
dem who intend converting it
into a home, Mr, Woodward
has erected a larger eash and
door shop at the rear of his
George St, home, few doors
from Main St.
Eleven members of the Le-
gion Auxiliary attended the
zone rally at Glencoe last Wed-
nesday.
The Lucan fire engine was
called to the home of Mr,
Clarence Hardy last Thursday
when the tractor caught fire.
Miss Lina Abbott was a Sun-
day guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lockyer
and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. •and Mrs. Earl Wright
of Camlachie.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Tollef-
son and family, of Toronto,
were Sunday guests of Mrs, G,
A. Graham and family.
Mts. Themes Weller is able
ptoitabte home after undergoing
surgery M St. Joseph's Hos-
At a recent meeting of the
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