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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-03, Page 18Page 18 May 3, 1942 and, district news CQrresponclent: Miss Lino Abbott SNOW WHITE OPERETTA ACCLAIMED----.A large audience acclaimed the pre- sentation of the operetta "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" by the Lucan School of Music under the direction of Phillip Squires. Cast. included Doris Culbert (Snow White); Paul Stony, pianist '.)avid Hill. the .servant, and Anne Culbert, the wicked queen. —Wayne Culbert cr w lau s hiter operetta 1 no "a. 11 NEW... Family-Size Seven-Up! Perfect for the family and parties. So convenient: What a treat for your family to find one of these BIG bottles of sparkling, crystal-clear 7-Up chilled and waiting in the refrigerator! And how handy when company comes! New Family-Size Seven-Up serves four or more—with big-bottle convenience you'll like. For a real thirst aver:cher ••• a cool, clean taste Nothing does it like Seven-Up! u E SERVES FOUR OR MORE! 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A capacity crowd filled the memorial centre Thursday night for probably the greatest and most colorful production es er staged. in Lucan when Phillip Squires of the Lucan School of Music presented the operetta, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". with two-piano ac- companiment The star roles of the wicked queen and Snow White w ere Rains holds off for 'Bunny Tea' The weatherman ceeperated, by withholding the predicted showers. until after the Bunny Tea, Saturday, Receiving at the door were chief explorer, Barbara Cooper, Mrs:: 'Erwin Scott, pre- Sident of Holy Trinity- We non's Auxiliary, and Mrs. Wilmer Scott, president of the Clande- boye At a lace ens erect table, centred with a floral arrange- ment of snapdragons. iris and daffodils Mrs. G. W. Sach poured lea. Mrs. C. H. George. president of the Lucan CCW, was tea- t-able supervisor. Serving from 2:30-3:20 p.m. v ere Jane Cro- zier, Joyce Butler. Helen Lew- is, Nancy Weller and Joan Lewi s, Serving f rom 3:30.4 :30 Linda Coursey, Patsy Bradley, 'de Cochrane, Janis Free- • and Leslie Carlini; .ichen convenors were 0aunsellor Joyce Coursey and honorary counsellor Iva Hon-- gins. Mies Rela Chown made the tea. Selling candy were Mardyn Hearn, Helen Simpson, Nancy Z'ark and Marianne Gabel, Carol Haskett. who was in charge of admi'ision was as- sisted by Jane Corbett in pre• stinting each guest with a wool lamb or chicken favor. The room was decorated with bunnies, chickens and :Easter eggs, Each tea table was centred with a nest ni colored eggs. The children had made .place mats for each table of cardboard and colored bunnies. An added attraction. especially to the children, wag a large deeerat red hoe con- taining one of Nancy Hardy's' real live bunnies. Margaret Sach was in charge of the Explorer pro. gram which included vocal duet, 'Nancy Weller and Lori Crudge: tan dance, Betty Park and., LOH Crudee; poems, Pat- eY Bradley and Leslie Cariine ; vocal trios. Nano' Park, Mari-lyn Hearn tort jam, Cvoteer' piano duet. Nailer Park and Marilyn Heern and ince] duo. :Maureen Smith and Cathie Ar- nold. Rec news By TOM BANKS flu Wednesday el-rtina nun' Pre Tr,(1) Town held their Beatnik dance. We had a i ere, gond turnout. This Saturday morning at lit A.m. at the arena registration for arts and crafts course udtl take place. Thie will take in the age grout) 81 chars. Titre will be held every Saturday Morning from 10 to VI. Charee for this will he 1:1" h cast of materials lt,rd taken by leo sisters, Anne and Doris Culbert, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Culbert. Mr. Squires, mil() v u M from Glencoe has put on a number of operettas in Glencoe but this is his first with his Lucan pupils, but We hope it will not be his last. He broughi with him six dane• ers. who assisted in one of the scenes; also Karen Gould and Larry Ross, pianists. Carlyle Cross, guitarist and Robert. Mc- Donald aiyi Larry Cross ac- cordionist, who entertained he. tween scenes, The elaborate scenery was all designed by Mr. Squires and constructed to fold up quickly. The one -fly in the ointment" is as one mike which refused to function and it is doubtful if ;hose in the rear of the audito- rium were able to hear the speakers The costumes were most beautiful and et:tire:till' and ad- ded much to the production. Ail the pianists performed splendidly rte the two pianos and were a credit to their tea- chers, the double trio of six. kept splendid time together. In one scene Susan Crozier, who was the little bear, was so engrossed watching the wicked queen dancing to her .death. that she did riot notice the curt am drop. Her sudden exit, when she found herself atone. on the stage brought a big hand of applause, never did a bear dart feeler. .liter the "finale'', Mrs. Stu- art :McDonald of Glencoe pre- sented iolloiiine diplomas to the Lucan pupils; Piano — Oriole 1, Jane Cor- bett: grade 2, Willi Haruki grade 1, Elizabeth .11i11; erado 5, Wayne liodgins; grade 6. f latly Scott, Helen Sigeworth; evade 8, Norma Stewart and. Paul Steacy. Theory.- — Grade 1, Judy &oil, Helen sigseorth: grade 2. Norma Stewart. :Paul Stea• cy, Mrs Brue Stalker of GI an- ion, on behalf of the parrots Brigade called to more blazes r),,Ime ram. the 'lateen fur department has again been Kent busy:. Tuesday, a ,e'rass lime aot nut of control al the ,home of Mrs. Eva Henson on Water St., Thursday a call was received from High Park for, assistance in a barn fire but beCaUSO of poor direr" ions the voluetrers Noted on near Moine(' and helped lint our the auto herly shop Ore there. Fr.day ilernom another local call as; received ex• lineuish a fire hark of the Nte way :Motors. Medway euelire- Te.enty inendieN of the Medway Euchre ChM Inc; at the hemp of Mr, and Mrs. Au'. tinIfohbe, last Mmidav eve, nnte. Inv a turkey dinar' euchre. Thr winners of the taller w, ere: high seorb, Mrs.. Summers and Mrs Wm, Stew- art; lone hands, Mrs. Carman Iledgins anti Mn'. ()Ulm Daley and low 5ror0. Mr. a ml Mrs. Earl MirirlIcton. Sruthcr u rine kll, ilt1Ifi it tele home of Mr. Ches)er Mt' .'rah on ;Monday. April 30. and pupils thanked Mr. Squires for his untiring effort and pa- tience, in staging Snow White, and one of the ch.k arfs, Jane Corbett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbett, presented him with a gift, Helen Sigsworth received the prize :for selling the most tick- ets. Mr, Squires thanked all who helped him in any way, espe- cially the 39 members of the cast, the Boy Scouts, Wayne Hodgins, Robert Mosurinjohn and Terry Thomson, who had charge of lights and curtain, and the ladies who assisted in dressing and makeup. All proceeds from the oper- etta will go to crippled chi]. dren, Mrs, Lon Lobsinger and daughter Marie of Sarnia spent a few clays last week with Lucan relatives, Mr, and. Mrs, Don Downs and Dianne are home after spending a few days with Mr. and: Mrs, Fred Ford of De- troit. Mrs. Burns Smith of Alice St., who spent most of the . win- ter with her son, is back home again. Before sailing for Europe Mr. Spencer Armitage Stanley spent a few days with his niece. Mrs. Russell Goddard and family of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Crozier and tarn ily have returned from a few clays' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Waterman of Pcterboro and Mrs. A. I. Cro- zier of Kingston,. Mrs. W. J, McKenzie of Ma n• houlin lsland who has been holidaying with her sister, Mr:;. R. K. Montgomery, left with the Montgomery family to visit another sister, Mrs. W, C. Shepherd, in Toronto, Miss Sharon Simpson of Lon• don spent a few clays last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Ernest Iles. Allan Dickson,, son of Mr, and Mrs,. Keith Dickson, had his friend Robert Smith of London le spend part of the Easter va entice) with him. Paul and John Conlin, son ni Mr, and ,Mrs, Ed, Conlin of 'RrIchener, were Seturday guests of Mr. acct Mrs. Calvin. Ileskeff and fancily. On Fridny. ,toe Hodgins at- tended a meeting in the Crn- riri Memorial Observatory, London, whore lime vest snealt• ems a err Dr. Williams Wehlati, who snake on 'The Motions of the Planets" and Mrs. G. Salthin s, who spoke On "Mars". Paul Grahani. who .spent part of his Easter vacation, with his sisters in Toronto, has returned home. Mrs. Louis Kilmer was a Friday guest of Mra. Ella May Whetstone of Thamesford. Mr, and Mrs.. Perry Chars- 'ley have returned home from a Jive week visit i.n Donyea ar yl Sudbury. 1. • Ottawa they Wel• corned a new granddaughter, Kerri • Ann Goddard, daughter of Mt, and Mrs. It, L. God• dard, and arrived in Sudbury in time to welemtie anOthr "randri ugh Ler. Eliza beth A nit. char0-v, daughter of 'qr. cod Mrs, R. P. Cherslev -.Beth' girls iv right rl exactly the sante. Celebrate 00 years A Masonic .centennial serv• w.as held in Lucan L'C at 3 o in. out Sunday, to which the public were invited. Speaking on "A Memorable Mile-Stone", it or Bro Alex Campbell, War Master of Si. James Lodge 78 of St. Marys. was the guest speaker. The pastor', Ure Rev. G. W. Sach was in charge of _eau to wnrshin. Rt War Bro D .u.'n e a n Guest, past grand _chaplain of Centralia, led in the Apostles' Creed; Rev. Bro Frank Tom- linson, District .Chaplain, the responsive psalm. Bro Don Pettigrew was in charge of male quartette assisted by Bra Robert Hamilton and Messrs. Stuart McLellan and Ernest Ross. Masonic dinner Friday eight, nearly 200 members of the Masonic Lodge celebrated its centennial with a dinner at the Memorial Community Centre, in connec- tion with the 100th anniversary of Irving Lodge 154, Lucan, Guests were present from Detroit, Windsor, 'Kitchener, London, Tweed and Conn. Wor Bre Clifford Culbert, chairman of the centennial program commttee, was toast- master. Speaking on Masonry. Dep- uty Grand Master RC Wor Bra John A. Irvine, of Lambeth, was the guest speaker. Lucan I,'CW catered for the banquet. Granton WI helps family At Granton WI meeting held et the home of Mrs. Clifford Robert, the roll call was ans- wered by giving an early' re- collection of the WI, Mrs. George Wilson gave a paper on "Foods that the Can- adian settlers introduced to Canada." Mrs. B, M. Hanson presented the auditor's report and an Easter reading. A donation was voted and articles sent to a family who lost their home by fire. Mrs, George Wilson and Mrs. Alex Irvine were assistant hostesses. Guild plans repairs At the meeting of the Ladies Guild of Holy Trinity Church, held in the parish hall last Monday evning various im- provements to the church were discussed. It was decided to purchase a large door mat for the parish hall and some additions to the church kitchen, Most of the ti me was gi ven over as t o what best to do about the church carpet. A motion will he presented to the board to remove the cam-pet in the chan- cel and to either refnish the, present floor or instal a new hardwood floor. Plans were made to eater for a wedding. President Mrs, Joe O'Neil was in the chair Off for a good start Howard Rosecroft, owned by Messrs. Sheridan Revington and Bud. Gilmour, is off to a good .1962 start, at the Ham- burg Raceway, New York, having won two seconds and a first. Mrs. 0. F. Banting of Rich- mond, Mich., visited iv i Lucan relatives. Friday, Jean Atkinson. small daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald At- kinson of London spent a few days last week with her grand- mother, Mrs, Wes Atkinson, returning home with her par- ents on Sunday. Billy Park of Petrotla, who spent part of his Easter vaca- tion with Ward and Wayne Hodgins returned home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Park on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Russell God- dard and family spent a few days last week in Uttemson, the guests of Mr. and MrS, Dalton Kirk Montgomery, Bill Dar- ling of Lucan and Don Pepper now of Sarnia (•formerly of Lucan) are spending their Easter vacation in the Mont- gomery cottage on the Mani- toulin Island and report good fishing and hunting. Rev, and Mrs. Harold Dick- ins of Rochester, were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Bob Coleman, who accompanied them to St. Thomas, where they were all guests of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Knapp for a few days. Mrs, Perry Charsley who was away at, the time of the election of WI officers, on 'her' return. Consented tb act AS treasurer 10 succeed Mrs. IL B, Langford, Mr. Gary -Elton spent the ri aster we ek end with his mother, Mrs, K. Elsoe and Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Eton and fant- ily of Thamestord Were Sun , day guests, , and Mrs. Cliff Abbott called on Mr, amid Mrs, Charles Tindall of Grand Bend on Sun- day and picked up their grand- d,,tighter Muriel Abbott, who had been visiting in 'Marton, Mrs, Ira Carling And Miss Muriel Carling were weekend guests of Mr., And Mrs, Elmer Walpole of Mr., taking Avis home glee spending her Easter vacation but Lucate Mrs. Ron Crozier on Sun• da.s., held- a billidaY.. cerebra- floe .fors her 21-year ,old nephew Brian Vance of Byron. Other guests *hided Miss Pam Ho- ganof Kingaville, Mrs. Mary E. 'Vance and Miss fROSeinary Vallee. of Byron And . MrS, R, Cameron' Varice of AgineOurt, Mist Julia Crosier of Mae* donald . Institute, 'Guelph, was home for the OreasiOn. A number of farmers in the .7,trene district report seeding is completed. Church activities United. church At the 11 o'elock service ott Sunday a ceremony of dedica- lion to missions was held, with the representatives .from the V a rious ,organizations making t h e i r missionary donations; 'Wayne Hodgins for YPLit Pa- trivia Coldeigh for CGIT: Carol ilaskett for Explorers, Jane Loekyer (assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. W. Locky'erl for The Messengers, Mrs, Iran Stanley. re,presen. (alive of the Missionary and Maintenance Committee re- ceived the contributions and Mr, Cliff .Culbert, chairman of the Christian Education Corn• mince, dedicated them. Couples' club The meeting of the Couples' Club took the form_ of a pot- luck supper in the church schoolroom last Wednesday', with 23 present, Air. and Mrs. Dave Park were in charge of the worship service. The president, Mr, Alden Walker, presided, The guest speaker was Mr. Jim Simpson of London (son of Mrs, Ernie Ross) who spoke on -Painting — and Do4t-your- self." Mrs. :Harold Butler and Mrs. Stuart McLellan were named, to make the neessary arrange- meets for an :evening of bowl- ine and :Mrs. Ernie Ross and Mrs, George Carpenter, to ar- range for the painting of the nursery. Y P Sunday evening, 13 members of the WTI met at the home of Eleanor Walker. The devotion was taken by' Coralyn Donaldson. The lunch committee was Judy Scott, Barbara .Ready, Barbara Park and Eleanor Walker and the eye opener was Randy Paul, During the business session, plans were made for a barbe- cue and dance at Fanehawe next Saturday evening, mem- bers to meet at the church at 1:30 p,m, The date was set as June 23 for a trip to Greenfield Vil- lage. A report was made of the Easter sunrise service at Parkhill at which 13 Luca n- Clandeboye YPIJ attended. Pentecostal Holiness Church In the absence of president Paul Graham, Mrs. Howard Currie was in charge of the Friday Young People's meet- ing. Following a chalk quiz on young people of the Bible, Mrs, Currie gave a talk on. "Choices We Have to Make", Rev. E. A. Gagnon and Miss Lorrane Graham sang a duct, Prayer meeting Last Thursday afternoon the Pentecostal church members from Exeter, held their prayer meeting at the home of Mr. Harold Butler Sr., here with the Lucan members as guests and assisting in the service. Speaking on "Grace", Mrs. .1. A, Graham of Lucan was the speaker and Mrs. Ed Butler sang a solo. Anglican Church Mr, Al, 0, Smith provided flowers for the altar, in mem- ory of Mrs, Smith, a faithful altar guild member. The flowers in the chancel were in loving memory of the late Mrs. Oscar Hodgins. Mrs, Clarence Hardy, pre- sided at the organ. The new organist, to succeed Mr. Ken Clarke, will be on duty next week. Mrs, 0. Hodgins lifelong resident All's. Oscar Hodgins, 63, the former Mary Jane Lucinda Reith (Lula ) of the Courser' Road, died Wednesday, April 24, at the home of her daugh- ter and son-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Charles Grose. A large number of relatives, friends and neighbors attended the funeral service at 2 p.m. :Friday, at the Murdy Funeral Home, Lucian, Rev. E. 0. Lan- caster of the Anglican Church, officiated, Internment was in St, Iames Cemetery, Clande- boy'e. Pall bearer's included Messrs, Harvey Ii, Hodgins. Dave Park. Allan Ryan. Joe O'Neil, Clar- ence Stanley and Bernie Hod- gins, She is survived by four sons and two daughters, Hamilton Austin, Lawrence Gwendolyn (Mrs, Charles Grose) oh Bid. dulph Township, Vincent and Genevieve (Mrs, Lyle Worroll) of London Township, also three sisters, Mrs. Flora Thompson of Guelph, Mrs, Nellie Watson of Strathroy and Mrs. Ger- trude Barnes of Toronto, Daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Ezra Reith, Mrs, Hod- gins was born on concession 16 London township, From there the family moved to Strathroy, At, the age of five she moved to Ltteen, where she attended public and high schools, After hor marriage she lived on the farm now occupied by her son Austin and family on the Cour , sty ilbad. Tier husband died March 30, 1956, after which she kept house for her son Lawrence antic his m ar riage when she . gave up her home and did practical nursing, foe the past five years, Between Christmas and New Years, she took a stroke and Was hOSpilaliXed until coming to live with her daughter. Xtts, Grose and fam- ily, Site was a Oti itOPT 61 Holy Trinity Church, Local. Persona( itenit Mrt, Percy Wisbey (teethe of Ares. Ted Bridge:) nteved it) aft apartMent in Londori oil Monday, Mrs. Ir. r. Stanley of Ltican, 'hey, And Mrs, G. A. Moore or P1, Dover and Mrs, j. W. Moore isf LontiOrt have ee- homed honte from .A week's 1 aieditni lit New Yor, Sisters alternate in hospital led Linda and. Susan Bridger, 15 and 16 year old daughters of Mr. And Mrs. Ted Rridger seem to take turns as .patients of St. Joseph's Hospital. After nearly a year in a cast, following a injurY. Linda is now back in school. hut Susan underwent another beg operation last Friday, Su. son was badly injured July 30, 103 when hit by car while playing on the sidewalk. After many months in the hospital her east was rern0Yed. TWO weeks later she fell and brOke her leg again and .again was hospitalized, The leg is still a little short and now the doc- tors plan to break the knee again 'this summer in spite of the fact she now walks with seercely, a noticeable limp and is able to attend school reg. Shower fetes bride Prior to the wedding of Miss Dorothy Jean Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Lynn of .Clandeboye, to Donald Lankin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack LAnkin of Lucan at Grand Bend, May 9, by the Rev. Ed- gar Roulston, Airs, Wes, Rev- ington, Miss Rose Revington of Lucan and Mrs. Harry Me- Naughton of London were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower last Monday night at the home of Mrs. Revington, in honor of the bride-elect, miss Marie Lobsinger as- sisted in the opening of the gifts and Mrs. Ralph Lynn read the cards, The 25 guests present were all relatives of the bride-elect and groom-elect, One amusing feature of the evening was the dressing up of the 'bride in a miscellaneous array of articles, provided by Mrs. Harvey Revington of London, A number of the young peo- ple present assisted in the ser- ving of refreshments. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dun- das of Windsor and Air, Ed- ward Dundas of Detroit, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hamilton, 'Pine WI executive, met at flue home of the new president, Mrs. Sheridan Revington last. Monday afternoon, to arrange the 1962-63 program. Personal items. Mr. Jim Donaldson returned .home from. Si, Joseph's Hoe, pital on Monday, H underNvenl, an,oPeration last week, Mt. and Mrs, Andy Carter had As guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Sar- nia. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MgEwen entertained their granddaugh- ter and her husband, My. and Mrs. Lemstlett And the great granddaughter, Mary Jeanette Lemsden, on Sunday, Rev, Stanley and Mrs. Tomes of St. Peter's Clwyd), Big Trout Lake, Ontario, visited Mrs. Emily Tomes on 'Thursday eve- Meg, Mrs, Bill Downing of .Q10. ham and her .mother, Mrs. M- iner Itendrie, visited Mn'. and Mrs, Herry, .MeNanghton and Rev, L. C, and Mrs. Harrison, :London, and Mrs. Emily Neale one day last week, Mr, and Jim's, Jim Sigsworth And Billie were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lee on Sun- day, Miss Helen Sigsworth re- turning home with them after spending the weekend with her aunt, and family following the Snow White Cantata on Thurs- day 'night in Lucan, Mr. Orton Leatherlano, of To- ronto, visited his sister and her :husband, Mr, and Mrs. Rea Neil on Sunday and Monday. Guests with the Paton family on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Alan Douglas and Harold of Staples, near Leamington, and Mr. and Airs. Gordon Banting of, Lucan on Sunday evening. Alr, and Mrs, Maurice Simp- son visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Banks and Cindy in Sar- nia, Sunday, Misses Margaret, Patricia and Daisy Cobleigh spent some time with their sister, firs. Clare Paton, last week. CHURCH NEWS St, James At St. James Church starting May 13 the service will be at 0:45 a.m. DST for the summer months. A confirmation service will he at St, James Church, Septem- ber 16 with the Right Rev. 'Townsend,. Suffragan Of time Diocese of Huron. .offi. eleting, Two members of St, James Church WA, Mrs. Andy Carter, president, and Alt's, E. Tomes, vice-president, Attended the an- nual -meetiug of the WA at St, Paul's Cathedral and the Ma. sortie Temple for the business session. WA and Guild Mrs. Emily Tomes entertain- ed. .the ladies of .the WA of Si, Jenne Church on 'Thursday aft- ernoon. Mrs, Andy carter, president, presided and was assisted in the devotional by Mrs, Wilfred Cunningham, Mrs, Ernie Lewis and Bev, E, 0, Lancaster, The Easter thankoffering of self denial was received,. A gift of five dollars was given at the thankoffering of the Woman's Auxiliary at their 75th anniversary, A scripture contest was given by Mrs, J, IL Paton which was won by Mrs. Karl O'Neil. Mrs, Alan 1-101, president, presided for the Guild meeting with the reeler, the Rev, E. 0. Lancaster leading in prayer. Mrs, Omar Cunningham gave a report of a visit to the On. tario Hospital to visit mem- bers there. A quilt was dis- played, which is for sale. Airs, Hill displayed several settings of china for the mem- hers to choose a pattern suit- able to be mused at bazaars and teas, A report of proceeds from the "make believe lea" was given. United church The united church will con- tinue the afternoon services during May. If You're TIRED low end then everybody lees a "mired-out.' feeling and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, lust a tempor- ary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Oodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidney, In relieve this condition which may often cause hackache and tired feeling, Then you feel better, rest better, work better. 81 eeelr.7-ear; ..ews (;):1 Clandeboye By MRS J H. BATON Lucan personal items