The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-08, Page 12Lucan
and district news
Correspondent: Miss Line Abbott
. • .....
Page 12 February 8, 1962
BEST PUBLIC SPEAKERS—Winners in the public speaking contest held at. Lucan
PS last week were, front row from left, Marilyn Hearn, Gillian McNamee, Leroy
Maguire; back row, Edward Co IJyre, Elaine Grant, Gary Traversy.
—Photo by Mrs. ;Jenkins
Choose best speakers
Leroy, Maguire. in a corn-
netition of five boys, and Gil-
lian McNamee, in a competi-
tion of eight girls, took top
honors last Monday night at
the Lucan Public School, when
the Lucan and Biddulph. area
schools held a public speaking
H&S plans
stage show
The meeting of the Lucan
Home and School Association
scheduled for last Tuesday
had to be cancelled owing to
inclement weather. This year,
their one big money making
effort is going to take the form
of a Variety Show, with a com-
mittee in charge, Mrs. Keith.
Dickson, Mrs. Jack Bison, Mrs.
Clarence Hardy and Mr, T,
Beer (of the PS staff).
There was a good turn • nut
at the first reading Jan. 2,5,
when dancers were chosen and
several major roles. What they
require most at present are
backstage people for ward-
robe, make-up, set designing,
properties and lighting effects.
Though no date has been set
for the show, the committee
expect to he ready about the
first of May,
Lueenites in Tie-up
When last Tuesday's bad
storm and poor visibility tied
up traffic on Highway 4 for a
good part of the day a num-
ber of Lucan cars, were in-
volved in minor crashes in the
pile-up at concession 10 Lori-
don township.
Miss Helen Hodgins hit the
car ahead of her; sending her
car into the ditch. The car be-
hind • her, hit her with such
force as to send her into the
opposite ditch,
Her car is a total wreck, but
contest, sponsored by the On-
tario School Trustees and
Ratepayers' Association.'
Leroy, a pupil of SS 2 Bid-
dulph, spoke on "The Greatest
Invention in the Past 100
Years", and Gillian, a pupil of
SS 6 Biddulph (Separate),
chose as her subject, "Myster-
ies of the Sea"
Gary Traversy of the Lucan
Public School, speaking on
"Electricity ' and Elaine Grant
of SS 7 Biddulph, speaking on,
"Schools of the leer eufle",
were second place winners.
Edward Co ]lyre of SS 6
Biddulph, taking as his topic
"If I were the Minister of Edu-
cation", and Marilyn Hearn of
the Lucan Public School, speak-
ing on "My Home Town",
were named third place win-
ners.
The other competitors were
Wayne Wallace, SS No. 6,
George Gaga.n, SS No, 3, Judy
Blair and Sheila Elston, SS
No, 9, Helen. Sigsworlh, Ss No.
12, Sandra Ramsay, SS No. 2
and Shirley Peckham, SS No,
5.
The judges were Robert
Willis and Charles Kalbileisch
of the Medway history depart-
ment and Mrs. Claude Farrow
of the South Huron English de-
partment.
Prizes were donated by the
village; and township council
and the Lucan Public School,
Clare Stanley, chairman of
the Lucan board, presented a-
wards to the top winners; Har-
old Wallace, reeve of Riddulph
to second place winners and
Mrs. Mary Bowman to third
place winners. Consolation a-
u-arils were presented to the
Fire starts
in zero cold
remaining contestants by Mrs.
Harold Cobleigh and Mr. Doug-
las Corsaut of the Lucan staff,
While awaiting the judges'
decision. Mrs. Cobleigh led in
a sing song and Paul Reving-
ton played an instrumental.
The top winners will now go
On to London to compete
against other winners on. Sat.,
Feh. 3.
All available chairs were
crowded into the assembly
room to accommodate all the
parents and friends who turned
out to hear "Young Canada"
speak,
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BY MRS, J,, H. PATON
,rf:snr,,,rznouls-cot-7,- •
,she herself escaped with head During' last week's extreme
and knee injuries, and insisted cold snap, many people voiced
on returning to work the fol. the hope there would be no
lowing day, fire but about 3;30 a,m, Thurs.
day firemen were called to
Beech St,, when the former
home of Miss Kate Bowyer,
Recreation occupied by Mr. Bill Edwards
took fire, and did extensive
damage to the interior of the
small ranch type home. News is thought the cause was,
defective wiring, Mr. Edwards
By BARNEY WELCH was alone in the house as
Mrs, Edwards and child were Two of our local hockey at her mother's.
teams were knocked out of the
th e Legion Auxiliary bingo play-offs last week with
Midgets losing out to Ailsa Zero weather didn't keep
Craig and our pee vices were bingo fans home from the Le-
put out by a much improved gion Auxiliary bingo Thursday
Bryanston team. While, on the night, The most lucky player
other nand, our local bantams was Mr. Conrad Sequin of Den-
put Bryansteti out of the play- field, who won the $5 console-
off picture, tion prize, the fifth bingo and
With the ,play-oils getting the first line prize for "Share
closer our intermediate B the Wealth."
team, the Combines, look like The second line was won by
they are headed Tor art on, Mrs, Edwards of Exeter And
beaten season, and by the type the full card by Mrs. Jim
of hockey they are playing now Reader of Birr, Karol Neil of
they are going to be a tough Lucan was another lucky win-
team to beat in the playdowns, nor, winning the first part of
total Teen Town a re going to the consecutive bingo and also Lucan Council has moved in•
have a Valentine Dance on the second biller). The second to its new quarters In the
Friday evening, Feb. 9, We part WAS won by' Airs, IV, Call. Porte building.
hope to see a big crowd on colt of Mooresville, and the Prier. to moving, meetings
hand for this dance, full card by Ale. Benny Kelly were held iii the old frame
Things are just about final of 'Alegi), hydro building, recently sold,
new far the St, Jahn's course Th e first bingo was really to Make way'.for Lucan's hew
am starting, as I hope to split, among Mrs, jack Lankih post office, necessitating both
have all the information by this of Lucah, who also mil the °I e6tlitriticC?iliii and hydro eomiitis
weekend, I airs glad to see 9th bingo, Mrs, Jack Henson of stun,
people. interested in this TAleah, Mrs. 0, Taylor' of tXe. Coundi w aS MOst fortunate
course, ler and Mrs„,‘, 1,far v in of cd n, in being able to nurcriase the
Public, skating every Satur' tralia, Mrs. Ilarvie also eliAred Porte property, which was rcit ,
clay evening from 8.10 ti,m, and the seventh bingo with gr. .lot with Its four ntlisidc tintrolec
*Sunday atereeee from 3.5 Haskett of Lucan and Mrs. If, ,was net only the most ideal
p.m.
Bieber of Exeter. The 9th bin- mulcting in the village but also
go was Wit between Miss Do, the mostideallysituated, at Legion nubile sneaker rothy Lynn of Clandeboyo and t,hc cornet', Main an ti WIJ-
The Lneart Branch of the. Ca. Mr. Clarence Taylor of tile., nam sireeLs,
liadiati Legion is sponsoring Its ter. This imposing red brick
1.99/ public speaking competi, Other Solo Winners included building, formerly owned by
tied at the Legion HALL Fri. Mr. Boy Pepper' Of 11,'Iotor, tite late VV.Itat),1 Porte,, was
day,reb. 9 at 1:39 Tor lifts. Marty Arnold and Mrs. erected wuu le rfPl"e
.arid surrounding school pupil's. Coe T-todgins both of Lucan, old frame stricture. 86th' hitild*
There will he two groups, Scouts g0 taniphig
lugs contained WWI'S nog
grades 1-6 and grades 1.9 with ,„ office, as well as the Pette's
A first, second and third pita, seolltemAttee, Earl Carling,living quaetere, the living room
in each, winners will go and five scouts, Paul Steaey, of Whieh is' now being used
Oti to zone Jim Alcietesh, Jerry tidier, Asthe council chamber and
Leroy Maguire and Arthur the dining-1'66in As the clerk's #uclire toritellect Wilkinson had an enjoyable Office.
'the COO sey School Euehre weekend on the farm of Mr. Though plans for alterations
Scheduled for Friday had in be. tion Maguire and Plan a re* -Mil,reneVatielilt have not as
cancelled ineleineet peal hi the "Wile place two Yet been finalized. Reeve Ivan
heather, until Fri., Feb, 9. heekt, Hearn 'expects they will in-
Air. and Mrs. ..truest Ken-
nedy of Lucan :and Mr. And.
Mrs. Harold Whyte of trace-
bridge, left on Sunday for
month in Florida. They had to
postpone their trip. one day,
owing to the death of Mrs,
Keneerly".s brother, Air, Edgar
Johnson of Wilton Grove. Mr.
and Mrs„ Glen Kennedy At-
tended the funeral of Mr. John-
son on Monday',
mrs, Sheridan Revington and
Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended
a Presbytery executive meet-
last Wednesday, .at the
home of Mrs. G. W. Moore in.
London.
Lynn Arnold suffered a bro-
ken right arm in a sleigh ride
party last Saturday. She is a
grade eight pupil.
Airs. Carl Maier of Dashwood
has returned home after spend-
Hardy goal
wins series
Ry STEVE DAVIS.
Although the loss of 6.2 was
'laced on Lucan here Satur-
day, the Irish won their two
game total goal series with
Bryanston, 10-9. Tom Hardy's
goal, late in the game, broke
a 9-9 series deadlock.
The Bantams will now ad-
vance to Belmont, where they
will face the Belmont Lions,
This also will be a 2 game to-
tal goal series., beginning Fri-
day, Feb. 9 at Belmont. The
goal tending for Lucan, by
Steve Davis was far from being
outstanding.
The Bryanston goals were
scored by Dan Alec, who got
3, Richard Mahoney, who tal-
lied twice while Larry Dobin-
son scored the lone marker,
Brian Haskett picked ,up Lu-
can's other goal,
Lucan's three star players
were, Dave LiNert, Phil. Le-
wis and. Brian Haskett.
elude quarters for the hydro
commission and a Washo'boni
On the ground floor.
The old PO, which is now
rented In Edward Unger, bar.
rister, and Philip Squire, Me-
sic teacher, will be renovated
and altered to also include
Constable A, E. Cowan's of-
fice.
Shier, 1909 the roeMs above
the PO have been rented le
turn, as millinery shop, a dee-
tist's office, the public library
and Ira Carling's rotisic studio,
but have remained unoccupied
following Mr. Carling's death,
Sept. 15, 1958. The council now
Mari to tot an entrance through
to the ()thee part of the build.
ing and convert the whole up'
per floor into a three bedroom
apartment for the local Oh.
strible,
building will not only afford
ample storage space, but will
also,house the tell,.
whic at 'present is in the fire
hall,
The ?evened froin, the various
rentals, the feels j will
make the Purchase of the
Por(e property A. financial site.
cess.
log two weeks at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Airs. 1i illialtt Haskell, and
granddaughter sJ r e ,n d a Has-
kelt spent last week hi Lon,
don. the guests of Airs. Lloyd
Cook and family,
Mrs, A, Al. 'leaden, entered
South Huron HoePitel, Exeter,
Saturday, for treatment,
Airs. Robert Coleman Was
guest of honor at a family
birthday party at the home of
her daughter, Airs, W. W. Oar,
roll en 'I'llursday,
Mr. And. Airs. Duncan Tin-
dall and Melody of Listowel
were weekend guests of Mr.
and Airs, Cliff Abbott, Mr. And
Mrs, Altars Tindall of Wiarton
and Mr, and Mrs—Glen Young
and two sons of Mitchell, were
Sunday guests.
Alt', John Park who under-
went surgery at St. joseph's
Hospital is able to be home,
untendedfor last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Avery
were weekend, guests of Airs.
Velma Ellery, of
One of Lucan's barbers, Mr,
Clarence Lewis broke his arm
when he fell on the ice, while
in London.
Al'. and Mrs, Calvin Has-
kett, son Bruce and Mr, Mitch-
( Il Haskett were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cummins and family of Tor-
onto, Air. Haskett Sr. remained
over for a few days' vacation
with his daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs,. Wintery Ave-
ry and Ken spent Sunday with
:Mr, and Mrs. Don Whitborn
of Mount Brydges,
Dr, Bruce Cantelon of West
Lorne, who has been recuper-
ating at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. rnd Mrs, J. AEI. Can-
telon for the past six weeks,
has returned home and his
brother, J. IV, Cantelon of Vic-
toria, has also returned home
after a few days' visit in Lu-
can.
Mr, and Airs, Ed Morris of
Chatham were weekend guests
of the latter's parents,. Mr,
and Mrs, Tack Murdy and at-
tended the Lions Club dance
Friday night at the Community
Centre.
Dolores and Douglas Mur-
ray, children of Mr. and Mrs.
lack Murray, London, spent
last week with their grandmo-
ther, Mrs. J. R. Murray,
Mr. Rudy Engel, eon Rudy
and Joe Hodgins attended open
house at the Crony,n Memorial
Observatory, London, Satur
day and on Monday Joe re-
turned to attend a joint meet-
ing of American Institute of
Electrical Engineers and in-
stitute of Radio Engineers,
Miss Flo Chown has • re-
turned to St. Thomas after
spending a few days with her
sister, Miss Reta Chown.
Airs. Clarke Taylow of Har-
row, was a weekend guest of
Mr. and Airs, Tom Coursey,
Jane and Dianne. Corbett,
small children of Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Corbett, were week-
end guests of their aunt and
uncle, Dr. and Airs, Robert
Coates of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holmes
of Rit 5 St. Thomas spent
Sunday with Air, and Mrs. Jim
Avery and Sandra,
Rev, and Airs, E. 0. Lan-
caster Sunday evening at,
tended confirmation service at
The Church of the Redeemer,
London, where their nephew,
Mr. Fred Thorne, was one of
those confirmed,
Mr. and Airs. Ron Crozier
have returned home from a mo-
tor trip to Kirkland Lake where
they attended the funeral eif
the former's youngest brother,
Ale, William C. Crozier, 41,
who was killed in a motor ac-
cident,
Church
Activities
Anglican
Flowers on the altar were i
memory of Mrs, Irene Courste
and those in the chancel in
memory of Mrs. Harold. Hod-
gins.
Pentecostal Holiness
At the Friday Young Peo-
ples' meeting, the pastor, thd
Rev. E. A, Gagnon spoke on
the place of youth in the world
of today. He also sang a duet
with Linda Currie in an im-
promptu program.
On Friday, five carloads of
young people met at the home
of Air. and. Mrs. Clayton Ab.
bott for a tleigh-tide party.
Owing to the slippery roads
the ride was held on the farm
of Air, Bob Tindall, after
which the 35 young people re-
turned to the Abbott's, Where
Rev, Jack Ozark of London
spoke on Youth Week and an
evening of song and, refreSh•
mcnts wAS enjoyed,
United Church
Taking As his text, "The word
of God, living and operative",
the Rev, J. C, Thompson, BA,
BD, secretary of the, Canadian
Bible Society was the guest
speaker at the Sunday morn.
ing service,
Choir Party
On Friday evening the senior
choir met at the, me Of Me.
and Airs, Dave
ho
ark for a so=
vial evening of games and mu-
sic.
During,the business session
Mrs. II, 1, Langford and Miss
Doris Weir were named a
committee Le Sectird names of
former choir members for the
centennial and Mrs, 0. W
Sad,bave Park and
Miss Beta Chown a committee.
to arrange music, The time of
choir preetise WAS tliangod
Irons 1330 to 8 p.tii, daeli
The.. Officeo fee 1962 are:
President, Mil, Id, B, Lang-
ford; secretary-treasurer, Mrs,
1. W, Lockyer; gown Convener,
AftS, Alex Yriting; lunch ten.
Vetter, fits Ernest Ross:. CO.
dent once, ;Fl its Doris .Wcir;
organist* Miss, Reta Chown.;
their leader, Airs. Dave i"arlp,
telephoner, Mit. A, E,
Mrs. lie 1.1949ins
dies in -hospital
ey MRS, 1. H, fATON
CLAND.4130r4
Mrs. Harold Hodgins, 69,
Siddulph Township, ,died. in St.
Hospital,Joseph's
Tuesday,
Lndoi,otjr7Ahavils
been a patient ..for A. week
previous,
She was -the former Mary
Olive Aleftane„ daughter of the
late Mr. And Mrs, James Me-
Rana, McGillivray Township,
barn on July, 3,
married' in 1910 and 1:
189
.• li hdGe d7i ns.
B'ddulph since,
She was a member pf. St.
James Church, Clandeboye.
1.3eSides her husband she is
survived by three sons and one
daughter Arthur, London,
Hamburg N.Y.; Roy and Edith
At home; one brother, Roy
Menem), RR I Giandeboye;
one sister, Airs. Cecil McFalls,
London .and one grandson.
The body rested at the Murdy
funeral .home, Lucan, until Fri-
day, February 2, when service
was held in St, James Church,
conducted by Rev. E. O. Lan-
caster with - interment in St,
James cemetery,
Relatives attend funeral
Following the funeral service
at St. James Church on Fri-
day for Mrs. Harold Hodgins
relatives and friends from a
distance, who returned to the
home, were Mr. and Mrs. Dun ,
can McCallum '(the former
Olive Hodgins) and sons Cam-,
eron and •• Murray, Glencoe,
Mr, Don Atkinson and Mrs.
Jack, Milkin, Leamington, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Witzel and
daughter, Batavia, New York,
Mr. and Mrs, John Martin,
Toronto, Mr, and Airs. Cecil
McFalls, Mr, and Mrs, Bill
Hodgins, Mr. and Airs. Karl
Boyle. Mrs, Will Parker and
Mrs, Malcolm Hodgins of Lon-
don, Mrs, Lang De Coursey,
Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Grant
Latimer, Sarnia, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hodgins of Hamburg
New York,
Pall bearers were Bill Hod-
gins, London, John Martin,
Toronto, Cameron 'McCallum
and and Murry McCallum,
Glencoe, Neil McRane and
Maurice Simpson.
Mr. and. Mrs. :roe Hodgins
returned. home to Hamburg,
New York on Sunday after
spending three weeks during
the former's mother's illness.
Forester lodge
names officers
Hamilton Hodgins, RR 3 Lu-
can was installed as chief
ranger of the Court Cartlon
Foresters Lodge 255,
Other officers are: Past
chief ranger, Elwyn Bryan,
vice chief ranger, Jack youn-
ger, treasurer, Walter Gibson,
financial secretary, B, o b e r I,
Foster, recording secretary,
Kenneth Hodgins.
Senior woodward, Malcolm
Spence, junior woodward, Clif-
ford Cook, chaplain, Lloyd
Mardlin, senior beedle, Ger-
ald Hem, junior beedle, John
Bryan, honorable conductor,
George Jameson, conductor
Henry Wessel, Court physician
Dr. T. S. Kipp, auditors Del-
mar Wostman and Clare West-
mall,
Mr, Mitchell was a life time
Biddulph farmer,
CGIT
Owing to bad weather the
CCU meeting Tuesday night
had to be cancelled hut Sat-
urday afternoon the girls
staged a demonstration of the.
making of "whimsies," in the
NuWay show-room window, as
a Youth. Week project.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tubb and
family of Mitchell were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Hodgins.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hayter of
Adelaide spent Sunday after-
noon with Air, and Mrs. Lloyd
'rayter,
United Church pews
At the Clarideboye United
church on Sunday, Feb. 4
guest speaker was the Rev. J.
C. 'Thompson, B,A,, B.D., Sec.
retarY, Canadian Bible So-
ciety of London, who stressed
the need of tunds to carry On
the work.
He said the Bible SocietY
supervises the translation of
the scriptures. At present work
is in progress in over 400 Ian.
R tiages and the scriptures are
appearing in a new language
every four weeks,
Attends meeting of Angus Ass.
don spent the weekend with
her Parents, Mr, and Airs, Wit-
illOr Scott,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cun-
ningham entertained Mr, and
Mrs.Mervin Carter and Ian on
Friday night. Other .guests on
Saturday were Mr, and Mrs.
Will Hodgins, penfieldi on Sun-
day Mr. and Airs, Will Rit-
chie of Parkhill; on Monday,
Mr, Carl Richie of Baden.
Leo Mitchell
local farmer -
Leo Mitchell, 74, after a.
lengthy illness, .died in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Tues„ Jan. 30.
The body rested at his late
residence, lot 25, concession 8,
:Biddulph, until 9;30 a,m. Fri-
day, when it was taken by the
C. Haskett and Son funeral di-
rectors to St. Patrick's Church,
.Biddulph for requiem hi g h
mass at 1.0 a,m., with. Rev.
Father .Frank Briehlen and
RCN'. Father William McGee,
officiating. interment, was in
St. Patrick cemetery,
Pall-bearers were Messrs.
L. Cpl. Edward Pembleton, Frank Mitchell, Joe Mellhar-
a member.' of the Royal. Caned- goy, Joe Whalen Jr., Leo Shar-
ian Corps of. Signals now serv- ion, VAI Whalen, and Leo Aim-
ing in Egypt. was last week kin.
presented with the United Na- He is survived by his wife,
lions Medal, by his command- the former Veronica Whalen,
ing officer, Major 0, \V. dente- five sons and four daughters.
ins of Vancouver, B.C. Verand of England, Leo and
Prior to volunteering for one 'Harvey of Windsor, Thomas
year service in Egypt, he was and Clarence of B i d d u 1 ph
stationed at Pembroke, During township, Loretta (Mrs. Gor-
his absence his wife (the for- don Carrigan) of Windsor, Bet.-
mer Mary Neil) and two small nice (Airs, Stan Walzack) of
children arc staying with Mrs. London, Kathleen (Mrs, W. "E.
'Pembleton 's parents, Mr. and Walters) of Grand Bend, Ma-
Mrs. Cecil. Neil of Main St., rie (Mrs. Ivan Ross) of Gran-
Lucan. ton, and 25 grandchildren.
COUNCIL MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS
plans to modify Porte building
Council develops
its new quarters
The large basement: of the' day
Mrs, Omar Cunningham, Mr.
and Airs. Roy Cunningham and
family visited Mr. and Airs,
Elmer Cunningham in Inger-
soll on Sunday,
Mr. Charlie Coughlin re-
Jim Scott attended the an- turned home on Saturday front
mat meeting and luncheon of a tonsillectomy in St. Joseph's
the Western Ontario Aberdeen- Hospital on Wednesday, ,
Angus Association at Queens Air, Austin Bice, had an ope-
Park on Saturday, The Hon, ration and is still a patient In
W. A, Stewart, minister of St. Joseph's Hospital,
Agriculture for Ontario was Air. William Wilsqn was
guest speaker, About 150 mem- some better on Sunday. Ile hat
tiers and their wives attended, been suffering from a cold on
his lungs since he has been a Personal items patient in St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, following an accident when
he suffered a broken hip,
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham left
on Sunday to visit with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Manson and chil-
dren.
At. present pupils from six
families, attending ClandeboYe
School are confined to their 4,/—$55. per M
home. with mumps,
Feet Del'd.
S"—$85. per M Feet Del'el.
The .Department of High- 6",-$110. per M Feet DeVd.
ways has removed the trees 7"—$15.S. per M Feet Del'el,
from the Hedging Bros, home 11"—$185, per M Feet Del'el.
here, Progress leaves in its Above prices based on 1000
path a sad vacant picture. Linear Feet, in full truckloads
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cure or more, delivered within 35
ningham spent last Sunday mile radius of our plant, For
with their son, Mr. and Mrs. detailed prices on all sizes tilt,
Joe Cunningham in London, either delivered or F.O.B. our
Other guests were Mr. and plant at Elginfield, write or
Mrs, Arnold Harper and tam- phone RYDALL BRICK 17 TILE
ily, St, P'auts, LTD., --RR 2, Landon Phone
Miss Nancy Scott of Lon- 227-4721 Lucen.
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