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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-12, Page 16S.'esse.e.erSeastiste's"'WITOSISSeases'eSseessaleir4V.MtallMliasnSItillt,s,estssetesseeneeesteasearsatTest esst:te, •Lucan. P-4.04, 14: 4Vity 12 1962 and district news Phone 227-4255 Correspondent 4 Miss Lina Abbott sese seiess,sesetestesse estesSeasetesSeSte;ssettessvstts Students pass tests 1,, piano Results oi music examinationS released by the Western. On- tario Conservatory of Music, affiliated with the College of Abate. University of Western Ontario with names M order of merit and gradinge, first class honors, at to 100; honors 70 to. 79; pass, 60 to 69 are: PIANO Grade 2— (pass) Judy Gould, Grade 3 — (honors) Helen Stalker, Bonnie Brown, (pass) Nancy Cross, Marie Giles. Grade 4 — (honors). Margaret Marko, Jean Marko, (pass.), Sheila Kelly, Mary Karen Coop- er, Margaret McAlear, Grade 5 — thonors), Karen Gould, .Flizaheth Hill. Grade 6 — (honors). Brenda Cross, Patrieia Mayhew. (pass), Barbara Fark. Grade 7 — (honors), Shirley McVicar, (pass), Helen Sigs- wOrth. • Grade — (honors), Carol Stalker, Anne Westman. THEORY • Grade 1 — first class hon- ors), Mrs. Doceer. • Grade 2 (first class hon- ors), Carol Stalker, Anne West - man, Judy Scott, (pass), Angela neNamee. • The students are from the studios of Phillip E. Squire, AWCM, Lucan, Former Lucanite retires ° Mrs. Ervin Louch of Court - lance former Lucan Public and High School student, retired as teacher of the Walsingham Area F'ublic School at. Langton last Friday after 32 years of teach- ing in Norfolk County. After her husband's death 12 years ago she went hack teach- ing. • She has two sons •and twin daughters, all married, Now board for 1..ibrary • At a joint meeting of the Lit. - can Library Association and the newly formed Lucan Library Board, the Association termi- nated its activities which start- ed with the institution o a Alechanies Institute Library in 1877, and the Public Library assumed responsibility for the Library. Members of the new board are Mrs. C. H. George, chair- man. and Mrs. C. P. Corbett, Chas. Sovereign, Jack Steacy, Rev. E. 0. Lancaster and Elmer Alosurinjohn. Members of the 85th and last Association Board were C. P. Corbett, chairman, and Mrs. George. Jack Steacy, Chas. Sovereign, Joe Berm, Mrs. ,Don Downs and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins who had been a member a this board for 17 years, Items of business included a decision to obtain professional assistance in discarding obso- tete books in the library, and to request a larger selection a books on loan from the Middle- sex County Library, Couples Club The meeting of the Lucan United Church Couples Club was held in the schoolroom 'last Wednesday, with 18 present. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barr and Mr, and Mrs. Don Abbott were in. charge of the program and refreshments. Mrs. Dave Park read the scripture lesson. The guest speaker was Mr. George Clements, who spoke on first aid and artificial respira- tion and showed a St. John's Ambulance film. The date for a picnic was set for August 1 to be held at either Springbank or Poplar Hill, Mr. Don Pettigrew and Mr. Charlie Grose were named a committee to make the necessary arrange- ments. Lucan personal items • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armitage and Sheila visited Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Rogers of West Mc- Gillivray on Sunday. • Mrs. Al Bromwich and chil- dren have returned from a va- cation at the Bend. She was joined by Mr. Bromwich and Other members of the Stanley family over the weekend. ▪ ilii Mrs, Ernest Ross i'vere Sunday visitors of Mrs, Hazel Goddard of Goderich. Mr, Levi Darling, who has been visiting his two sons, 31orris and Elmer of London, Was brought back to his daugh- ter's home !Mrs, Cecil Armi- tagei by the latter and friends, Sunday evening. Nancy Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hardy, and ..tjulie Hardy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy, are holidaying with Carolyn and Susan Hardy, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy. LAC Nelies (BudCooper has completed his six-month course at Clinton and with Mrs. Cooper and family (who have been Staying with Mr, and Mrs. John Smibert since Christmas) have returned to Cold Lake. . Mr. and Mrs. Evan. Hodgins spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Walter Fitzsim- mons of Thorndale, the occasion being, Mrs. Fitzsimmnn's birth• day. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Masters end daughter Hazel of Parkhill ted with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Aylestoek one day last week. M. Harry Hudgins was tak en by the Murdy ambulance to St. Joseph's Hospital lee Satur- day evening. Ruby Brown and Mrs. Whiting of Toronto were Tues- day over night guests of Mrs. Alma Price. ° Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott and Linda and Mr. and Mrs. slam Alugford were SaturdaS evening guests of Mr and Mrs. crack tizenga of St. Thomas, where all enjoyed barbecue Chi ek en. .ke registrar of Camp Kee - Mn -Kee. Mrs. Murray Hodgitis irent Saturday at the ramp reg - tering the girls. She was ac eompanied by Baha Culbert who will be a junior counsellor this 'took. (1 11. Lewis Ltd. reports busi• toss is particularly* good. He has received a contract of truck- ing material to and from the States which necessitated the purchasing of additional equip - merit. He has just completed a house for Mr. Jos. Zobal of Centralia and has started an- other for Ur. Barry Armitage of Con. 8 London Township. Sunday's violent _wind arid thunder storm which blow down trees and teamed hydro break- downs in several localities a- round Liman, again by-PaSsed the village leaving only It few drops of rain and A teri-Mitinte dust storm, Mr. and M. Murray Hodgins kid Wayne have returned home from a vacation at Port Col- borne, Fonthill and Kenmore. N.Y. While away, Billy Park Of V'etrolia, stayed with Ward and WAS, taken horde en Sunday last the Hodgins rattily. Aittly Hardy, 10 -year-old son Of Mr, and Mrs. Jarek Ilardy„ who lin been Very ill for Sig weeks, is able to sit up. After a lengthy illness Mrs. Percy Armitage is able to re- turn to work in London. After a week's stay in Lin can Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Toronto, Judy and Bruce Plaskett, children of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haskett, left for a holiday at Rankin Lake, Muskoka on Friday. On Satur- day Scott Milner of London and Brian Haskett of Lucan, left to join the party, Mrs, G. E. Nicholson is work- ing at the posit office while the staff go on vacation. Mrs. George Hodgins is holidaying this week. Miss Angela Armitt of Lon- don, sister of Mrs. Clarence Haskett, Lucan, did the square dance calling for 300 University of Western Ontario summer school students, on the tennis courts, behind the science build- ing, Friday night. Misses Marion a n d Ann Creers of Woodham are spend- ing a few days with their aunt. Mrs. Warner McRoberts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayle- stock and family and Mrs. Em- ma Sawyer of Montreal and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Doxen and family of Toronto were last weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Aylestock. Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson and Cheryl srent the holiday at their cottage at Pike Bay and feasted on two big fish the cattght, which averaged over stx pounds, M. Thelma Thome of To - mite is spending a week with her sister. Mrs. L. A Kennedy and family. Mr Roscoe Hodgins s pend- ing a week as St. Hyaneinthe, greasing peas. Mr, Harvey Hodgins of Alice St. was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital this week for a check- up. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Attwell r)tGorrie and the latter's father Mr. 1), A. Ashworth of Lucan left on Tuesday by motor for a month's vacation in B C. Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Crandon Catharines were Tutesday guests of Mrs, Burns Smith, and Mr end Mrs Wesley Rich- ardson, Mrs Annie Ullyief and Mrs john Mills, all nft,St Marys were guests last week. Miss Line Abbott visited her enusin, lrs. IfewArd Cranston of London, last Wednesday. Mrs, Kenneth McGoven, for- inerly of Lucan, has sold her home on Raymond St., London, and has 'moved into an apart - merit on Dufferin t. Marsha and .To -Ar ri Ribson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Ribstin now a Oriaping. who are visiting friends iti Hensel!. called on Lucart friends last Wedilisedar. Mr. and Alre. Riehard Davis, (Throe, and Steve attended the funeral a Mr. Herbert Net - grove in Brampton last week. Flea Abolit i a.m. on Ilmiday 'anites were startled by the sottntl 'd the fire Siren and with the strong wind had Visions of a soigne fire however it turned mit th be an empty house et the top of the hill between Lu - Can and Ciandeboye A Passing MOtOrist gave the :Marra, Part of the ititeritir was destroyed, Anglican pastor gets college post Rev, E. C. Atteell of Gerrie, who was wed in Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, in 1956 by Dish - op Luxton to Margaret Ash- worth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. A. Ashworth, has been appointed a master in the junior school of Ashbury Anglican Col- lege, Ottawa and assistant to the chaplain of the school, ent halve September 1. Mr, Attwell, boen in :Brantford, graduated from the University of Western Ontario and 'Huron College and was ordained in 1954, He served in Holy Trinity Church, Kitchener and was as- sistant curate at Canon Davis Memorial Church in Sarnia. Since 1957 he has been rector of St. Stephen's Gorrie, Trinity, Fordwi c h. and St jam es", Wroxeter and has also served as a member of the Huron Church Camp Committee for five years, Mr, Attwell is well known in Liman. Coffee luncheon At 11 a.m, last Monday Mrs. Sheridan Revington entertained 19 girl friends of her daughters, Marline and Elaine, (Mrs. John Campbell), prior to their leav- ing for Toronto, where the for- mer will be taking a home economic course at the Ontario College of Education. Church news PENTECOSTAL Four students from the Home Theological Seminary of Green- ville, South Carolina, held re- vival services here Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and. Sunday, ANGLICAN Speaking on the parable, of the "Lost Sheep" Mr Art Lloyd; a student at Seeger Hall, was the guest speaker at the 11 o'clock service. UNITED CHURCH After two weeks of centennial celebration the church has re- turned to almost normal, though hosts of tired and foot - sore members are still recuperating from weeks of planning, organ- ization, and service, Practically all former members, who at- tended the service, renewed acquaintances and relived happy experiences, are now homeward bound. The large number of pictures of former members, choir groups, past events etc. which lined the walls of the school. room and were of so much in - tercet to present and former members, have been returned to their owners, The large tent which proved such a valuable asset, not only for the old fashioned tea and program but also for •the lunch- es, after both services, has been taken down, Yes, the centennial is over— but not forgotten. Church mem- bers, for years to come. will cherish happy memories of the big event and will watch with interest as the church starts on its second hundred years of service to Lucan and OM- munity, UC centennial visitors (Intended for last week) Mrs, Florence Cunningham of London with Mrs. W. J. Mc - Falls. Mr, and Mrs. Onnald McLel- lan of Derifield, Mr, and Mrs, Norman McLellan of Jlderton and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Feather- stone and fAmily of London with Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Stanley, Miss Jean Ross of Graven- Inirst and Col. Duncan Ross with Col. and Mrs, Ross of London, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Murray of London with Mrs. J. R, Mtir- ray. Mr and atrs John Csin I WED IN HOLY TRINITY CHURCH — Patricia Margaret Philpott, Lucan, and 1)r. Gordon .Gary Gunn, Detroit, were married in a double -ring, candlelight ceremony by Rev. E. 0, Lancaster, They. will make their home in Buffalo, N.Y. —photo by Aziz, London Clandeboye pupils visit factories, TV By MRS, J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Clandeboye School closed. the school year with a bus trip north to visit a cheese factory, television station at Wingliatm, Shaeffer Pen factory, museum and harbour at Goderich. Adults and children all report a good trip. The following are the promo - (ions and grades for September of Clandeboye School No, 12 Biddulph. Grade 9 — Medway, Richard Beck. Helen Sigsworth, Barbara Zubal (hon.). Grade 8 — Allan Wright, Larry Arm strong, Grade 7 — Erwin Gebel, Willi Horuk, F'atsy Bradley, Bill Sigs- worth, Glyn Wright. Grade 6 — Marianne Gebel, Margaret: Zubal. Grade 4 — Gary Donaldson, Donnie Morgan, Jim Latta, Fred Knip, Peter Gebel. Grade 2 — Suzanne Bradley, Hardy winners in birds, horses The main pigeon race of the. season (500 miles) from Grand Mere, Quebec was held Tune 29 with 51 birds from 12 lofts com- peting. Lucan fanciers won five of the top eight places. In first place was Frank Hardy, Lucan, 822 yards per minute; then H. Gor- man, London, 796; F. Donnelly, Byron, 793; Frank Hardy, 772; K. Husband, London, 755; Clar- ence Hardy, Lucan, 749; Tom Hardy (13 years) 735, and Frank Hardy, 720. * * * • Not only can Hardy pigeons fly but Hardy horses can run. On Saturday at the Old Wood- bine, Toronto, "Pauline Volo" came first in the first race, "Meadow Arts Lady" came first in the second race, winning the daily double and paying $20,90. It is not often two horses from the same stable make the daily double. Nell McRann drove both horses. Medway results Lucan and district pupils who were successful at Medway Hight School are: Grade 9 to 10 — Peter But- ler, P'atricia Callcott, Margaret Cobleigh, Patricia Cobleigh, Louise Cochrane, Ann George, Wayne lIntigins, Larry Lewis, Robert Mosurinjohn, Cheryl Thompson, Nancy Watson, Joan Whitehead, Kirk Montgomery, Leis O'Neil and Angela McNa- inee. Grade 10 to 11 — Ruth Frost, Nancy Haskett, Jean Marie Lankin, Barbara Park, Barbara Ready, Judy Thnmson. and Betty Ann Voting. Grade 11-12 — Carole Davis, Carolyn Donaldson, Ward Pod - gins and Gary Revington. Grade 12-13 — Ilene Donald- son, Harold Frost, Judy, Has - and family of Toronto with Mr. kett, Kate{ leeo Ryan and Paul and Mrs. Sheridan Revington. tS eacy, :Nr'andSome of the students who Of Rockwood with andSaltntirs— . failed in one or two eubjeets leek Laekin. have started to summer school Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Xing and will PmhahlY make their year. and family of Harriston and Miss Vivian Fairless of London Hardy picnic with Alre. Annie Fairies Over 50 members of the Hardy Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hill of family held a two meal picnic Brantford with Mr. and Mrs, at the farm of Mr, Ivan Riddell Harold Corbett, at Prosneet Hilt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Mainiee Canui- Mr. Riddell has cleared, an bell of Sarnia with Mr. and ideal spot in his woods by the Mrs Clarence Lewis. river and set up picnic tables. Mr and Mrs C. C. Brad- He has brought sand to the ford of Ilderton and Mr. Walter children, beside graded swim- Irioeradly with Mr. find Mrs, Brad- ming poets. A little sprinkle of rain did not effect the spurt. Mrs, lda M. Loueh, the ter- liesnlis far children under 3 niter Ida M. Armitage, with Mr, were Billy Hardy; boys And and Mrs. James Ogden of Lon- girls 4 and 5. Riel( Heainan and don. Lymi Knight: 6 to 8, Donnie Mrs. Walter Poxthe former Knight and Julie Hardy; 9 to 11, Milked Sovereign Of Saginaw, Cordon Nerdy and Betty Seotts Mich•. with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- boys 12 up, Tom Hardy; kick bort (Shorty) Sovereign.the slipper ho s G s I Y. Mr and Mrs. Toni Pleb -bourn IlardY; girls, Betty Stott; Men, And /Amity of Burlington with Norman Hardy; women, Mrs, Mr and Mrs. Wes Revington. John XifighL Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Park 'Newspaper 're Ohm shew„Tack and Billy And Mr, and Mrs. Wit- Hardy and Mrs. Wilmer Stoltllaui 1:iitler and John. with Mr. spider rare, boys, to r d ott and Mrs, IT. R. Langford. Hardy.; girls, jtilite Hardy; ritlYq. Miss Florence 'Chown Of St. tory rize, Gordon Hardy; ttalidY Thterias with her Sister Miss osessiem mes, ,,seek Reedy, Rela Chown tervite Mr. and Mee. ohArle.$ • of Tharatatsfatd with MieeLeat Friday afternoon Rey. Lina tAbbeit. E. O. Latteaster was 111charge Mr. And Mrs. Jin... Of the tontillittat SerVied, ;et St, trot the Infant sort of Mr. and *helmet end fernily With Mr, Jatrim cemetery, riandeboye, and Mrs. 'Cecil Petah, Mr. end Mrs Omar Burnett, Mrs. BRaiard Avery, hetet nit the refiner Wteathe Welr, tltb "Ilitirsday et St. Joseph's 'Dos - Miss Derie Weir sand Mt, Earl ORAL TensIdOrt, bot whn rbed Hteltetis 'few ritintites after birth, Frances .Knip. Grade 1 — Beginners 5. Teacher — Beta AL Allison. Personal items Mrs, Cora McLean of Florida haat on Wednesday after visiting her brother, IMr. Almer Hendrie and Mrs. Hendrie, to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Moore in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Scott and family attended the Hardy picnic which was held at Rid - dell's Park at Prospect Hill, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hardy and daughter Linda spent the weekend in St. Catharines with Mrs. Hardy's aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Paton at tended the Cobleigh picnic at Mr, and Mrs. .Harold Cobleigh's home on Sunday. Mr, Alonzo Phillips, Mr, Cliff Cobleigh and Miss Muriel Whitworth also at- tended. Members of LPL 493 Biddulph and LOBA. 387 Lucan and friends enjoyed a bus trip to Kincardine for the Orange cele- bration held on Saturday, .July 7. Ur. and Mrs. Joe Jugovic 04 Sault St. Marie have taken up residence in Mrs, E. Tomes apartment. Miss Helen Sigsworth passed her grade 7 piano examination at Western Conservatory of Music, London, and Miss Judy Scott passed her grade. 2 Theory. Mr. Squire of Glencoe is the teacher. Sunday visitors with the Sigs- worth family were Mr, Pat Marrinan Sr. and grandson Joseph and Mr, and Mrs. Mal- colm Allison, RR 3 Ailsa Craig and Mr, and Mrs. B. J, Hamil- ton of Auburn. Miss Elaine Armstrong from "Windgate Lodge", Port Bruce spent Tuesday withher parents, air. and Mrs. E. Armstrong and family here. Miss Agnes Fox former resident Miss .Agnes E. Fox died in the Strathroy General Hospital no Monday, July 2, The body rested at the family residence Strathroy, until 11.30 a.m. Thursday, July 5 when the Rev. D. G. S. Seorer of St. John's Anglican Church, Strath- roy, conducted funeral services. Interment was in Strathroy cemetery with the R. W. Elliott funeral home of Strathroy in charge. She is survived by two sis- ters. Miss Roberta X, Fax of Strathrny and Mettle (Mrs, A. Murray Smith) of London. Daughter of the tete John and .lane (Mitchell) Fnx Miss Fax was horn and raised in Lu. ean, Where she attended the Lucan Public and High Schools and Holy Trinity church, sing- ing in the church choir for in any years. While her father was man- ager of the Standard Batik (where the rural hydro building now is) the family lived above the bank. After her father's re- tirement she lived for many years on Alice St. in the house now occupied by Mr. Harold Corbett. Here she was joined by her sister, Roberta, when she retired from teaching and her sister Laura (Mrs. Win. Elliott) on the death of Mr. In August 1941 the three sis- ters toyed to Strathroy. Telt days age Miss Fax broke her hip when she fell it her tame. Though she came throngli the operation of setting, yet she died,on. Monday. Recreation activities By TOM BANKS July 9 saw the mienitig Of the PlaYgretinds under the lead- -ership .of Maty Mothers and Carol Davis, 'Phis will be i°1111 !reel 9 a.m. tiotil 5 p.m. Mott - 'day to Friday. There will be no inore Pro. Tenn dances until the start of the school term. Miss Dianne Cooper has turn- ed aver the presidency tit thp Pre -Teen Town to MiSS Stietin Shipway. The Cooper .latirtiiy has lett for •ribid Lake, RtiTler .tkAtitig i had at th aterie 'Monday and 'Thursday evenings from In 10 p.m, Tony. Ms is open (or playing and ilia struttiong Tuesday tevertifiga, Cowple honored 9n anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Mervin carter were entertained on their 35th wedding anniversary at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs, tjarlYite Carter in London. Other members of the family attend- ing were mrs. Bin Walden, Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Carter. London, and lan of Clandeboye. They were married Ally 5, 1927 at the 'home of the bride by the Rev. Charles Cummings. Mrs. Carter was the former Jessie Buckingham, tie ughter of William Buckingham and the late Mrs. Buckingham, Mr, Carter is the son of the late Ell Carter and Mrs, Rebecca fllodgins) Carter. Mrs. Carter teaches school. They are members of St. James church here. Personal items On Friday, .Mrs. Susan. McWils lianls of Leamington, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Harrison and son Donald and Mr, Leonard Jones of Aylmer were guests of Mi's. Omar Cunningham, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Paton and Mr. and Mrs, Glare Paton visited Air. and 5li-s. Wilfred Logan Sunday evening, They arrived home from a 20 -day trip to Nice, ;France, then six days in England and Scotland. They .left on Sunday morning from Belgium arriving at Melt- on Sunday afternoon where Mr, and. Mrs, Murray Logan and Myrna Logan were there to meet them. On Saturday morn- ing Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Ken Hockey (former Gwenneth. Mc- (iowan of Leone) of Oakridge Acres, London, met and chatted over former days spent at Lu - can High School, They had not seen each other for many years, Mrs. Rupert Williams Ls im- proving at Victoria Hospital, London, Miss Helen Sigsworth is spend- ing a few days 3n Stratford this. week with her friend Miss Helen Skirton„ Mr. and Mrs, -.lire Beckett and daughter Sandra of Kitch- ener and Mr, and Mrs, George Patrick and Miss Joari Patrick of Sunrise, Kentucky, .visited Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Mittson on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Adams, London, visited. on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Rea Neil and visit- ed Bayfield too. Mrs. George Noyes and Sheryl, Delaware, visited Mrs. Cecil Carter on Sunday. Notice Dr, Lloyd C, Hall of Lucan wishes to announce that. his office will be CLOSED for holidays from July 15 to July 31 Church SS holds picnic By MRS. PATON CLANDEIBOYE The Sunday .School of Clan- deboye United Church held the annual picnic on the .church grounds .Saturday, July 7. Results .of races; Itunning race for pre-sebnalers, Paul liodgins, Janice Xestie; girls 6 and 7 years, Helen .Simpson, Debbie. Minstar), All contestants in these twat races were given prizes generalist), donated by Mrs. tKeith Simpson. Girls 8-10, Pat Hodgins, Laura ;Stodgiest boys, 7-10„ Gary Don- aldson, Peter Gebel; girls, 11, 14, Marianne Gebel, hazel Shnp- eon; shoe scramble girls 6-10, Debbie Millson, Jane Hodgson; 11 and over, Hazel. .Simpson, Marianne Gebel; boys .0-10, Wayne Donaldeon, Peter Gebel; children kick the slipper, Betty Scott, Laura Hodgins; adults, Elinor Nestle, Judy Scatt, A nail driving contest for Sun- day School teachers only was won by Mrs, Gerald Wilson. A similar contest for all ladies was won by .Judy Scott. The :nail driving contest was span - wired., and prizes provided, by the assistant sup't., Mr. Jim Donaldson, Mr. Donaldson also donated the first prizes for all of the children's races, The little children pa rticipat, ed in a candy.scramble with the older children enjoying a pec nut scramble. Adults and Oil - &en teamed together for a bal- loon race and a clothes pin race, The prize for the youngest baby present went to David E:eith Simpson, anestlittnent44 son taf Mr. and Mrs. Keith Simpson. The minister, Bev, G. W. Sach led the gathering in sing- ing grace :.before A :Meek tunett was served on the lawn by the. staff of the Sunday ,School with nittch appreciated assistance from Mrs,. J Donaldson, Mrs. W. Scott and Mrs. D. .Kestle, See Page 15 for Sandy's Savings Coming Soon Watch for the RE -OPENING of the LUCAN LANES with S or 10 pin games New owner GRANT MeTAVISH Public Hearing Whereas the Corporation of the Village of Lucan has submitted, to the Ontario Water Re- sources Commission, plans and an engineer's re- port of certain proposed sewage works, and has applied to the said Commission for approval of such works, all in accordance with Section 3,1 of the Ontario Water Resources Commission Act; And Whereas it appears from an examination of the said plans that the proposed works will extend into the Township of Biddulph; Now therefore this is to give notice that the said Commission shall before giving its approval under said Section 31 on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1962 at 10:30 O'CLOCK, DST, IN THE MORNING at the VILLAGE COUNCIL CHAMBERS Lucan, Ontario hold a public hearing, pursuant to Section 32 of the said act. 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