The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-05, Page 12TOURNAMENT WINNERS—Preliminary tournament for the all-star team for the
Eastern finals was staged at Lucan Lanes .Saturday. Winners were Charles Bison,
Earl Carling, Barney Welch and Harry Rollins, shown above. They will compete in
London for the zone championship. —W, Culbert
Lucan personal items
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want for you and yours.
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Plan week
of prayer
Once again. Lucan's three
churches will unite for the an-
nual week of prayer .services.
Tuesday, elan, 0 the meeting
will he in the United. Church
with Rev, E. 0. Lancaster of
the Anglican Church as guest
speaker,
Wednesday, January 10 in the
Pentecostal Holiness Church
with, the Rev. G. W. Sach of
the United. Church tor the Rev.
E, AL Cook) as speaker.
Thursday, January U in Ho-
ly Trinity Church with the Rev.
E. A. Gagnon of the Pentecos-
tal Holiness chierch as speaker,
Frday, January 12 in Holy
Trinity Church when the Rev,
jack Thompson of London will
give an illustrated talk on The
Bible .Society.
Church
Activities
United
Prior to the merging of the
WeIS and WA groups of the
United Churches, Lucan last
WAIS meeting was held in the
church school room last Thurs-
day afternoon, beginning with
a pot luck lupcheon at 12:30,
followed by a short program by
Airs. Ivan Stanley's group.
Mrs. George Paul read the
Scripture lesson, Rev, E. M.
Cook led in prayer and Mrs.
ecil Neil and Mr. Erie Young
gave Christmas messages,
Yearly reports were pre-
sented,
Sunday service
At the Sunday service the
pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach
spoke on the message of the
years, taking as his text, "Days
should speak and multitude of
years should teach wisdom."
Mrs, Sheridan Revington as
head of the nominating com-
mittee, comprised of Mrs, J.
0, Andersen, Mrs. H. B. Lang-
ford, and Mrs. A, E, Reilly,
presented the slate of officers
for the new organization, The
United Church Women.
Honorary president is Mrs.
G, W. Sach; president, Mrs. C.
H. George; vice - presidents,
Mrs. T. A. Watson and Mrs.
Charles Sovereign; recording
secretary, Mrs. Mary Culbert;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Ivan Hearn; treasurer, Mrs.
Roger Heath; finance, Mrs. A.
E. Reilly; conveners: parson-
age, Mrs. Sheridan Revington;
flower, Mrs. H, B. Langford;
co-operation with committee
responsible for Christian. Edu-
cation, Mrs. Murray Hodgins;
M and M, Mrs. George Thom-
son; community friendship and
visitation, Mrs. Cecil Robb: sup-
ply, Mrs. Erie Young, litera-
ture and periodicals, Mrs.
John. Park;
Christian Citizenship and So-
cial Action, Mrs. Dave Park;
program worship and study on
Missionary Education, Mrs. G.
W. Sa.ch, Mrs. Ross McRoberts
and Mrs. Harold Cobleigh;
membership, Mrs. George
F'aui; nomination, Mrs. Alex
Young,
The inaugural service will be
held January 21.
Couples club
Mr. and Mrs, Alden. Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott
were in charge of the Couples
Club's watch night service held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Pettigrew, begnning at 10
p.m. when 14 couples enjoyed
games followed by a worship
service with the theme "Stand-
ing et the Portals," Mrs. Wal-
ker spoke on the topic, "Life
is a Glorious Adventure," fol-
lowed by a sing song and blow-
ing of horns at midnight;
After a turkey dither, danc-
ing was enjoyed until 3:30 a.m.
Music was provided by Messrs.
Don Pettigrew, Charles Grose
and Stewart MeLelland with
Reeve Ivan Hearn doing the
calling,
Anglican Church
The Junior Choir provided
special Music at the 11,o'clock-
service.
The annual vestry meeting is
eeheduled for Tues., Jan, 15,
All 'reports are to be heeded to
Me, Mee. Corbett by Jan, 4.
Pentecostal Holiness Church
A watch night service was
held at the evening service he-
ginning at 10:30 Pee. Rev. A,
E Gagnon spoke a New Veer
sermon on the. theme,. "Taking
Stock," Mr. Kenneth Elliott of
Hamilton and Mr. Gagnon pro•
vided coronet duets and Mrs.
tiliott sang two solos.
District luniors
bowl at Lanes
Terty-eight juniors, 12 to 18
years, from Goderich, Exeter,
Wingham, Zurich and Lupin',
held a tournament et the Lu.
can Lanes Thursday.
Winners Werel high single',
Georges Farewell s Zurich, 374;
high triple, Dog "erright, Exe-
ter, 644.;, high team, Zurich,
CNI B collection
Mr. Jack Ready reports that
he has sent a cheque of $1,70,11
to the. Canadian National Insti•
tete for the blind for Lucati
And district's 1.661 collection,
This Menet le slightly lees
than laet yeat'S ebilettien,
Area ,players
bingo, winners
There was a good attendance
at the Legion Auxiliary bingo
last Thursday evening in spite
of the cold night. Apparently
Lucanites thought "It was bet-
ter to give than to receive"
for much of the "loot" went
Out of town.
Minor teams
split contests
By STEVE DAVIS
Lucan Bantams ewere out-
played and outshot at a game
here Saturday losing to Ken-
sal Park 4-0,
However, the pee wees up-
held the honor of Lucan by de-
feating Ilderton 3-2.
Their star placers were Billy
Haskett, Gordie Hardie, and
Jerry Freeman.
Lions dance
Hats, balloons and horns
featured a successful dance,
sponsored by the Lucan Lions
Club at the community centre
last Friday night. Al Login of
London provided the music.
Businessmen's draw
The numbers posted for Lu-
can Businessmen's third Satur-
day draw were 1807, 1165 and
1002, For the first two weeks
no one handed in a number to
Mr, Hay of the Koffee Kup
and only one handed in hers
for the last draw, so of the
nine possible winners Mrs, Eva
Henson of Water St, (who re-
ceived S45) was the only win-
ner. The president and his
committee have not as yet de-
cided what to do with the un-
claimed money.
It is thought, in the Christ-
mas rush, Lucanites didn't
take time to read their card
of directions and didn't realize.
their card and number might
be of monetary value and dis-
carded them carelessly, for
someone in the community re-
ceived the other eight lucky
numbers.
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Four youths
sent to jail.
Three Lucan area youths and
one from London, last Friday,
were sentenced to jail terms
ranging from nine to 16 months
on 11 charges of break-ins and
theft, offences which Magis-
trate F. G. McAllister said
were becoming all too preva-
lent.
Cochrane, 17, of RR 2
Lucan, was sentenced to eight
months definite and seven
months indeterminate; John
McLeod, 18, of RR, 3 Denfield,
10 months definite and nine
indeterminate; Elvin Howard,
19, of RR 1 .Denfield, 12 months
definite and 10 months hide-
terminate; Terry Stokes, 19, of
54 Bruce St, London, 16 months
definite and 12 months inde-
terminate.
The four were arrested by
OPP of the Lucan detachment
in connection with a series of
break-ins in the Lucan district,
Magistrate McAllister said he
was imposing the heavier sen-
tence on Stokes because he felt
he was the pivot and the one
in charge.
Cochrane was ordered to pay
a $3 fine on a separate charge
of driving a car bearing a.
siren, contrary to the highway
traffic act,
Businessman retires
On Saturday a number of the
Lucan Businessmen's Associa-
tion presented Mr. Ashworth
with a clock and pen set.
Ladies' Guild
The poemoned Ladies' Guild
meeting of the Anglican Church
was held after the New Year's
concert in the parish hall
Thursday night with the presi-
dent, Mrs, Joe O'Neil in the
chair. Mrs. Allan Ryan's group
and Mrs. Al. Bromwich's tied
for high attendance.
The secretary gave a detailed
report of the bazaar and the
Lions Club dinners. Mrs. Har-
vey Hodgins reported on 'in-
formation she obtained re
prices on stoves. It was de-
cided to shelve a decision until
the January meeting.
It was voted •to hold a des-
sert euchre and bridge in the
parish hall, January 24. Menu,
prizes and arrangements were
discussed.
Mrs. Wilson Hodgins' group
served refreshments.
Women bowlers
Owing to Christmas and New
Years, the Lucan Women Bowl-
ers, who bowl on Mondays,
had to miss their bowling the
last two weeks.
On December 18 they pre-
sented turkeys to Mrs, G. E.
Nicholson, high single; Mrs.
George Young, high triple;
hidden score. Mrs. Bill Allen;
chickens to Mrs. Ted Bridger
for low single and Mrs, A, E.
Reilly for low triple.
Recreation
News
Mrs, Frank Hardy last Wed-
nesday entertained 1.0 little
girls in honor of her daughter
Julie's 7th birthday.
,Mr, Mitchell Haskett visited
his brother Air. Harvey Has-
kett of London on Sunday and
found him feeling much bet-
ter,
Mr. Harold Brooke, Mr. Rus-
sell Williamson., Mr's, W, J .
Mclealls, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Mclealls and family and Mr.
and Mrs, Bell Allan and fam-
ily with. Mr. and Mrs, Harold.
Last Thursday Mrs. Clayton
Abbott held a birthday party
for her seven-year-old daugh-
ter Linda. Guests included her
grandparents, Mr. and Airs,
Murray Abbott of Centralia and
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Birtch of
Lucan,
Air. and Mrs, Murray Hod-
gins and faintly called on Mr.
and Mrs, Willred Palmer of
St, Thomas on Christmas Day,
While attending the "Nine
O'clock" Christmas concert re-
cently at Thames Hall, UWO,
where her granddaughter Miss
Jean ouston was playing,
Mrs, Louis Kilmer met Mrs.
Helen Watson, formerly of Lu-
can.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham
and family of Chatham spent
a few days last week with Mr.
Mitchell Haskett and Mr, and
Airs, Calvin Haskett and fam-
ily.
The Park family all went to
the Glen Allen. Restaurant,
London, for their Christmas
dinner, returning to the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Park
for a family get-to-gether, •
Mrs. J. W, Smith entertained
members of the Smith family
Dec. 17.
Rev. A, Aylestock of North
Buxton spent the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Air.
and Airs. Wm. Buxton and on
Tuesday all visited Donald, in
London.
Air. and Mrs. Sheridan Rev-
ington and family and Mr, and
Mrs. Lyle Reviegton were Sun-
clay guests of Mrs. C. Wel-
bourn of London.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Tubb and
family of Mitchell, Mr, and
Mrs. Don Hodgins .and family
and Airs, Isabel Co.peman of
London spent last Sunday With
Mr. -and Airs. Wes Hodgins,
Air. and Mrs. Verne Galway
of St. Catharines were Satur-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Welch and family.
Mrs, Wm. Sangster M. lien-
sall a few days with her
daughter Mrs. Herb Stretton
and family and .Aer, and Mrs.
John Macfarlane of Forest and
two sons were. Tuesday guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy
attended the Memorial Gordon
Mr. and. Airs, P. 0. King
are speeding a vacation with
Air. and Mrs. ,.lack Priestman
of Toronto.
Roger Black, son of Mr. and
Ales. Art Black of Toronto
spent his Christmas holidays at
the home of Mr. and Airs. L,
A. Kennedy,
Christmas visitors
Mrs. J. R. Murray and Mr.
Robert Murray, with Air. and
Airs, Jack Murray and family
of London on Sunday and Air.
and Mrs. Harold Coursey on
Christmas Day,
Mr. Edgar AlcFalls with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Weir and
family of London.
Mr. and Airs. Ronald Stoner
of Thedford, Mr. and Mrs. .1,
E. Orr and family of. Parkhill,
Mr. and Airs, Charles Corbett
and family and Air. and Airs.
Alex Young of Lucan, with Air,
and Mrs. Harold Corbett.
Mr, Reg Crudge of- Tillson-
burg and Mrs. Agnes Bailey of
St. Thomas with Air, and Mrs.
Pat Crudge and family on Sun-
day and Mr. and Airs. John
Ryan, Mrs. Mabel Ryan and
Mr, Gerald Ryan of Lucan, on
Monday.
With Air, and Mrs. Frank
Hardy, 38 members of the
Hardy family on Christmas
Day and 12 members on Tues-
day,
Airs, P. Morley, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Darr and Heather,
will Air. and Mrs. Chas. Wind-
sor.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins
and Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Stretton arid family, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hodgins Jr. and
family of Lucan and Air. and
Mrs. Ralph Strasser and Miss
Elaine Tucker of London, with
Air, and leers, George Strasser.
Mr. and Airs. W. D. Shipway
and family with Air. and Mrs.
H. J, Copeland and Mr. and
Mrs Jack Copeland of Thorn-
dale
Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Neil and
family with. Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Campbell of Strathroy.
Mr, and. Mrs. Ivan Hearn
and family with Mr. Jim Brown
of Motherwell on. Sunday and
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hearn of
St. Marys on Christmas Day,
Air. and Mrs. Percy Chars-
ley and. Mr, Al. 0, Smith, with
Air: Neil McInnis of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ryan and
family, Mrs. Eleanor Erickson
and family with Mrs. Guy Ry-
an and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis and
family, Air. and Mrs. Jim
Leitch and family, Mr, and
Airs. Wilfred Leitch of. Den-
field on Sunday.
Mr. and Ales. Wm. Butler
and family of Toronto and Mr.
David Sprout, with Mr. and.
Mts. B. B. Langford.
Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Bison and family
and Misses Holly and Belles
Martin witn Mr. and Mrs. Co-
lin Mugent of London,
lies. Maty E. Vance, son
Mr. Brian Vance and daugh-
ter, Miss Roeemery Vance of
Byron, with Mr, and Mrs. Ron
Crozier And family,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett
and jack, Me, Scott Garrett
and Mr. and Airs, Don McTag-
gait with Mrs. Bob Coleman.
Mr. and illes„Jolin Camp-
bell and family of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Revington
and family of Mooresville with
Me, and- Mrs. Sheridan reeving-
tore
Mrs. Ethel Kerr of Egeter
And Miss Margaret Culbert of
London with Mr. and Mrs. Al ,
joe Culbert and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott and
family, Me, and Mrs, Clayton
Abbott and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Abbott and family
and Mr. and Mrs, Jirie mug-
ford with Mr, and Mrs. Mint-
ray Abbott of Centralia,
Me, and Aire. Dwight Hender-
son and family With Me, And
Mrs. Gordon Austin of Both-
well for noon dinner And Air,
And Mrs. °Wen Illekinett Of
London for evening Meet,
Me, and Aire, Evan Hodgins
and Helen with Mr. Ed. Fite-
SIMMens of Thorndale.
Me, And Mrs. Kilmer
with Mr. and Mee. ;John lletts,
ton of London,
Dr. and Mrs. S. .1, Morrison
of Detroit with Me. and Alit,
Reltah Ilethiniell and family,
Mr. and Mrs. ltoyden
beet and family With Mr. and
Met, Mervin 'Cr e'Vete of High
Park,
Roe, and Alte, Fe C. Attevell
And family of 'Gerrie and Mks,
Helen Smith „ St, ThomAS
with Mr. and Mee, Roscoe Roth'
gins and Mr, b, Ashworth,.
Mi'. and Mee, Allan 'r dart
of Martell, He, and _Mrs.
Doman Tindall and .Melody
LitteWeI, Me, Mid Mee, Brittle
Abbott, 11r, and Mrt. Clare
Itess and family of LondOlY, Mr,
And Mrs, Arthur Abbott And
family of Whalen and Mr. and
Mrs, Larry Ditty of Lucan with
Mr. and. Airs. Cliff Abbott.
Mrs, Henry Hodgins and Mies
Sophia Richards of Lucan,
with Mr. and Airs, Harry Car-
roll of Saintsbury,
Air, and Mrs. Russell Bow-
man had a busy week; enter-
taining all their large family
on. Christmas Day, Four of
their grandchildren, Brian and
Gary Concannon and Paul and
Ruth Bowman, remained over
for the holidays. On Wednes-
day Brian celebrated his 8th
birthday by having 22 boys and
girls in for a party.
Mrs. Allan Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Endall and fam-
ily of London, Ven. Archdeacon
Queen and Mrs, Queen and
Miss Mary Queen of London
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ready.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ban-
ting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Banting of Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kennedy
and family with Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Davis of Hespeler.
Mr. and Airs. Ray Dawson
of Toronto, Miss Flo Chown of
St. Thomas, Miss Reta Chown
and Air. Harvey Hodgins of
Lucan, with Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Chown and family.
Rev, and Mrs. G. A. Moore
and family of Dutton, Air. and
Mrs. Alex Colvin and family of
Windsor and Miss Gertrude
Kent of London with Mr. and
Airs. U. P, Stanley.
'Mrs. Hennessey and Cyril,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Morrissey
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hennessey and family of
London, with Mr. and Airs.
Clarence Young.
.13.
.Welcome
New Year
A Now Year's .eoncert was
staged in Holy Trinity parish
hall•'Thursday night meetly by
member's of the junior eongre,
gallon and League of Loyalty,
They were assisted by tap
dancing fore Miss judy Has,
1:ett's class and some. children
from the tr.1).11-e d Church.
Though some of the numbers
were "repeats" yet there Were
severe' new numbers,
Chubby little billy Lewis,
zilear-old son of Mr. and
Mrs, Gerald Lewis stole the
aboW,. when he appeared in
high het, as little "New Yeer",
He didn't blow his horn as loud
nor as long as planeed, When
hie mother. asked him why, he
replied. "it was all burned
out,"
Christmas visitors
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Second
and Miss Marjorie Dickson of
London, with Mr. and Aire,
Keith Dickson and family,
Mr, and Mrs. A, M. Redden
with Mr, and Mrs, Eldon lied-,
den and family of London,
Mrs. Ira Carling, Miss
Carling, Mr. EArl Carling and
Leslie carting with Mr. and
Mrs. Eimer Walpole of Kinear-
dine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stocks
and family with Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Seifried of Ilarriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb with
Mr, and Mrs. Jim l3awton-
helmet' and family of Sarnia.
Air, and Mrs. Clarence Frost
and Air. and Airs. Howard Cur-
lee and family with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Frost,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wise-
man and family of Scarborough,
Miss Jean Stanley of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Towers
and family of Gleneoe and Mr.
and Mrs. George Adams and
family of :Birr, with. Mr, and
Mrs, Wilbert Stanley,
New Year's visitors
Air, Ed Fitzsimmons, Joan
and Eleanor of Thorndale, Mr..
Tom Teichner of Exeter, Air.
Bob Munroe of Crumlin,
and Mrs. Bob Robinson and
family of London and Mr. Eric
Hodgins of Lucen with Mr, and
Mrs. Evan Hodgins.
Airs. John Casey and Miss
Line. Abbott with Mr. and Airs.
Charles Windsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis
and family of Etobicoke with
'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis
and family.
Air. and Mrs. George Stanley
and family of Hamilton with
Air, and Airs. W. J, Stanley.
Air. and Mrs, Ralph Strasser
and Miss Elaine Tucker of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Richard.
Tate of Dearborn, Mich., Cpl.
Jack 'Pate Sp 4 of Fort Ben-
ring, Ga., Mr, and. Mrs. George
Strasser, Mr, and Mrs. Herb
Stretton and family, Mr. and
Airs. Cecil l'iodgins Jr. and.
family and Miss Lina Abbott
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hod-
gins and family, on Sunday.
ch.0.950, ,gificers,
for 'Teen Town.
At a. meeting, at the .commu,
.Centre last Sunday the
members,'Teen Town .elected
officers,
President Is Frank '_Egan; nee
rotary - treasurer, Mary Math,.
,executive, Carole Davis
,(convener), Judy Thompson,
Russell Kennedy, Frank Van
fleet, .John Egan ani; Marilyn
Culbert,
New Years yiejtort
Mr. and Airs, Charles Ready
and family, Mr. and Mee, •LielYtt
heady and family of St. Marys
And Mi'. and Mrs, John Ready
and family of .Kiechener with
Mr, And Aire. le, Ready .and
Mr, and .A1.11. Vie Thomaa
of Toronto wth .Mr, and Are.
L. A. Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Locke'er
anti family with mr, W, Locke
yer of Camlachie.
Ai!', and Mrs. Alex -'Young
with Air, And Aire, .110e$
Roberts.
Topics from
Whalen
By MRS. FRANK swigs
egeteetesomemaresseee eeeedeettetatestere •
New Year visitors
Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Hod-
gins and family with Mr, and
-Mrs. ,Barry' Squire, Woodham,
Mr, and Mrs. Melville .Gun-
nitig and Muriel with Mr. and
Ales. Milton Keller, Exeter.
Air, and Mrs. Grafton Squire
and family with Mr, and Mrs,
Chas Massey, St. Atarys,
Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Pullman,
Roy and Ronnie with Air. and
Mrs. Lorne Johns, Zion.
Air, and Mrs, E. Ferguson
with 'Mr. and Mrs. David. Hord,
Parkhill.
Mr, and Airs. Milne Pullen
with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl,
Zion,
Personal items
Air, and. Mrs. Percy Hodgins
and family were Wednesday
evening guests with Mr, and
Airs. Orville Langford, Cen-
tralia,
Karen Hord of Parkhill holi-
dayed last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E
Ferguson. Lorne Ferguson
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Vacuum
Cleaners
Sales and Service
Repairs and bags for all mo-
dels of vacuum cleaners and
polishers. Reconditioned me-
chines of all makes for sale.
BOB PECK, RR 1 Zurich
Phone Henaell 4196r2
Fj
Mrs. Omar Cunningham of
Clandeboye won the $5 jack
pot. Other Clandeboye winners
were Mrs. Shirley Bradley
who won the sixth bingo, Shit.-
Icy Ann .Beiber, who shared the
seventh bingo with Mrs. -Eric
Lewis also of Clandeboye, Mrs.
H. Bother, who won the second
part of the consecutive bingo
and shared the third part with
Mr, Louis Lemieux of Lucan.
Mrs. Simpson of Ailsa Craig
won the first part.
Another Ailsa Cr ale winner
was Mrs.- E, Glen who won
the first and third lines of
"Share the Wealth". Mrs. R.
Schroeder represented Centralia
well as she was a solo fifth
bingo winner and shared the
fourth bingo with Mrs. O. Harl-
ton of Granton and the fourth
line of • "Share the Wealth"
with Mrs, .John Smibert of Lei,
can. The other Centratia win-
ner was Mr. Harold Lightfoot
and the other Granton winner
was Mrs. 0. Afetters who
shared the first bingo with
Mrs. Jack Lankin of Lucan. Mr. D. A. Ashworth, who has
Mrs. Jack Henson of Lucan been in charge of the Lucan
won the second line and fell Farm Equipment Ltd. for the
card prize for the "Share the past 31 years has sold his busi-
Wealth". Other Lucan winners ness to Mr, William Froats of
were Mrs. William McIlhargey, Ilderton, who took over Jan-
who was a solo winner for the uary 2.
second bingo and shared the
third with Mr. Don Harrigan,
also of Luean. L. Carlin; won
the fifth line oe "Share the
Wealth" and Mrs. Cecil Neil a
solo winner of the ninth bingo.
By BARRY WELSH banquet in Toronto last Thurs-
There is very little news this day and Friday,
week because of the holidays Mrs. Ethel Ker,. of Exeter,
but there were a few hockey Miss Margaret Culbert of Lon-
games played at the arena due- don, Mrs. Isabel Underwood of
mg the week. Granton and Sandra Ramsay
The fate of our local inter- of RR 1 Lucan attended the
mediate team will be decided birthday party of Anne Culbert
at a meeting in Clinton on Sun- 1.4-year-old daughter of Mr.
day afternoon I hope every- Tuesday.andAlrs. Aljoe Culbert last
thing will work out for the best
for our boys. Mrs. Warner McRoberts and
Our pee wee team is starting Miss Lina Abbott were Wednes-
to show a little life now as our day callers on Mrs. Kenneth
kids came up with a 3.2 vie- McGown of London,
tory over Ilderton on 'Saturday, Air, and. Airs, Hugh Birtch of
Gord Hardy was our big scorer Lucan were Sunday guests of
with two goals 'hut it took a Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Abbott,
third period goal by Billy Has- Mr , and Mrs. E merson Hod' gins of Guelph celebrated keit to decide the victory.
I have been approached by a Christmas with Mr, and Mrs,
few people regarding a St. - Murray Hodeine and family
Jollies Ambulance course And last Sunday,
after contacting the St. Johns Mr, and Mrs, Jim Drummond
men they agreed to Conte outof Toronto were weekend guests
of. Mn, And Mrs. Clarence Hat-heft and start a Wiese if there
were enough people interested, di'.
So anyone interested in first Miss Muriel Carling, Miss laloinee. O'Shea and Miss Elaine aid can contact me. at the
arena during ino. day an d if Hodgins won the tuckeys for
enough interest in shown tee the Colleen's Hidden Triples at
Will start a class as soon as their Christmas party,
possible, Lett Henson, small tiaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hen- Pertonal items 'kin who has been a patient. at
The latest report cf Mrs, St, joscpli's Hospital is able
Harvey iledgins who Under- to he home,
went feet' Operations in St, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Elliott
ilOgOnh's 1-hospital iS that she is of Hamilton and He. Gagnon's
feelit‘g stronger, father Of Toronto ere visiting
Airs. John Bigham is spend , Rev, and Mi-s. E. A. Gagnon
ing a few days with her titter, and family,
Mre, Mel Caring, and Mrs, Edwin '8bAusolici of
talk Catling. ot .London, Sutton, Quebec, is visiting lien
sent her ChrigLnag vacation husband here over New Year's
With her grandMahery Mrs. and expects to move to Lucan
Ira Carling and family in the spring. iTr. Beetiseliel
Miss Attie Creel& of Guelph. is A staff member of the l<bade
And her cousin it o s din A r y 1<up Restaurant,
\relied of Byron spent their Mr, arid Mrs. W„ Smith
Christmas Malin with the have returned from a titede-dey
ferMer te parents, life" and Mil. trip .. to Totonto, While there
Ron Crozier, the former- attended the Weston
Mr, arid Mrs, Joe Hay have Biscuit Ltd. Clitisttnat Party
returned home froth a three- held at the Lord Sinicoa
day visit with friends in Ver. Mrs,lrlliia.rri 13taler of To-
dun, Quebec, tonto, while visiting with, her
Mrs. Allen Weettileg has sister, Mrs, ft. B, Langford,
been '66 the silk list, was taken developed pneumonia.and is
to -Steilth Mite HOSPII,61, tee, 116W a Pellent ill St. JteeePe te
tor t `Thursday" Hospi t a 1* London,
it