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Michael Merdy,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Murdy, Lucan, has
been successful in passing his
exams for his embalmers' li-
cence. Michael is with the Geo-
rge E. Logan & Son Ltd funeral
home, London.
Local nine
in top form
By Steve Davis
Hi baseball fans! Baseball is
back! Lucan Juveniles started
off in fine fashion. The squad
tied their first game in Exeter
5-5 and then Thursday trium-
phed over the same team 7-4
here.
Their second straight win
came up in Mitchell Tuesday
night when they downed the Mit-
chell hustlers 5-1.
Ken Ready pitched fine ball
for the locals with a four hitter.
He also started the 5 run fifth
inning with a single. After a
sluggish first four inning s
Lucan picked up 5 runs with
a walk and 4 base hits in the
top of the fifth.
Promotion results for St.
Patrick's School are as follows;
TO GRADE 2
Brenda Anglin„ James Benn,
Joseph Cahill, Mary Co-Dyre,
Diane Crunican, Linda Cruni-
can, Vickie DeBlock, Harriet
DeKort, Helen Duynisveld, An-
ita Gysbers, Frances GysberS,
Mark Harrigan, Lilly Jongen-
eelen, Marita Kloseck, Leo
Milne, Denise O'Brien, Kim
O'Dwyer, Matt O'Neill, William
Sentjens, Helen Timmermans,
Joan Toonders, Margaret Toon-
ders, Wilburt Vader, John Van-
deursen, Frankie Vander Heu-
vel, Gary Vander Heuvel, Tom-
my VanEijk, Helen VanGelder-
en,Johnny VanLeishout, Jayme
Lah VanPraet, Elizabeth Ver-
eyken, Michael Walters.
TO GRADE 3
Maggie, Biemans, Jeffery
Debrouwer, Peter Duenk, Leon-
ard Duynisveld, Robert Grim-
minch, Mary Gysbers, Randy
Harrigan, Anne Heenan, Jerry
Jongeneelen, Mary Jane Mar-
tens, Joseph Mitchell, Patricia
Morkin, Nancy Murphy, Michael
Nagle, Shelley O'Dwyer, Kevin
O'Shea, Nancy Ryan, Mark Sei-
fried, Helen Sentjens, John
Steeghs, Nellie Tern merman,
Joan Toonders, Jackie Vader,
Martin Vanderloo, Mary Van
Gelderen, Jo-Anne Van Lei-
shout, Jo-Anne Vereyken.
TO GRADE 4
Bill Biemans, Helen Bie-
mans, Bernard Boland, Susan
CO-Dyre, Thomas Co-DYre)
Shirley Crunican, Wilma De-
KOrt, Joseph Dewan, Fred Egan,
Olga Grimminck, Joseph Gys-
bers, David Harrigan, Diana
Martens, Peter Milne, Moyra
Ann Morkin, Kevin Munn, Ste-
phen O'Brien, Michael O'Dwy-
er, Arthur O'Neill, Amy Ro-
bertson, Gerald Spruyt, David
Toonders, Joseph Vader, Ber-
tha VandeBorne, Helen Vander-
boog, John VanEyk, Peter Vera
eyken, William Vereyken, Done
aid Walters, Ricky Wood.
TO GRADE 5
Debbie Anglin, Mary lIenn,
Marlene Boland, Angeline De ,-
Bretiwer, Mary Dietrich, John
Gysbers, Bernard Harrigan,
Daniel Harrigan, Lucy Hillman,
Gary Maslen, Beth Mitchell)
Dennis Munn, Patricia Nagle,
Gregory Robertson, Colleen
Ryan, John Sentjens, Mitt
Steeghs, William Tim 'termer-is)
Peter ValideE4Ortie, Ann Van
Eyk, Weida Van Geel,
TO GRADE 6
Jolui 131aannuis, Kathleen 00e.
Dyre, Margaret CrUnicen, Mary
Members of Lucan grade eight class
These are the students in the grade eight class at Lucan Public School. Back row, left to right;
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and district news
cerrgspendintz Miss Lin,. Abbott Phone 221,4255
From Britain came an un-
precedented rumbling in the
atmosphere.
No, it wasn't thunder. Not
real thunder, anyway, though
it sounded mighty like it.
It was made up of two things;
great men turning in their
graves; and a vast groan of
disgust and despair from sev-
eral million ghosts.
If you listen carefully, you can
even distinguish some of the
individual voices in this con-
tinuing thunder of protest from
the nether world.
Surely that rasping growl be-
longs to Sir Winston Churchill.
Poor old chap. Barely laid to
rest when something like this
comes along to destroy his
hard-earned peace.
Doesn't that angry bellow be-
long to Sir Francis Drake?
Could that bull's roar of rage
be anyone but Henry the Eighth?
Surely that booming of blank
verse is John Milton? And
wouldn't that howl of anguish
be Rudyard Kipling?
Local pair
hospitalized
snarl of the Doke .of Welling-
ton and the outraged holler of
one-eyed Horatio Nelson,
And there's a trip, It sounds
much like the pontifical tones
of Archbishops Cramer, Rid-
ley anti Latimer, martyrs three,
Gruff Gladstone and dapper
Disraeli, roaring protest, are
in tune as they never were alive.
I'd bet money that female
squeal, rising above the others,
belongs to Good Queen Bess,
hurtling down the halls of five
centuries, as she rages,
"Namesake! Child! Elizabeth!
flow could you?"
Methinks that magnificent
bell-toned baritone with the
shudder in it could belong to
none other than The Bard, sob-
bing in sorrow and frustration,
"Is this a Beatle which I see
before me?"
There. It's out. I knew the
suspense was killing you. Yes,
the great ones of Britain's glor-
ious heritage have good reason
for their celestial storm of
Indignation. The Beatles were
awarded the M.B.E. (Member
of the Order of the British
Empire).
Yes, to this depth of depra-
vity have sunk the ancestors
of those giants who took on the
Spanish Armada, the Pope, the
French, the Germans, who clob-
bered natives all over the world
and established peace and good
trading conditions, who defied
single-handed the great tyrants
Napoleon and Hitler. (Well, al-
most single-handed).
Don't quail like that, old chap.
Don't rip off your Victoria
Cross or your D.S.O. and throw
it in the garbage. Chin up.
Have a stiff drink. You British
have always been able to muddle
through. You may even muddle
through this one.
But it will write finis to the
once-mighty British Empire.
And perhaps it's best this way,
after all. The Empire was
shrinking like a two-dollar all-
wool sweater. If you couldn't
end with a bang, be satisfied
with a snicker.
Biddulph school fetes graduating class
Mr. and Mrs. William Berry-
hill, 74 and 75 of Market St.
Lucan, are now patients in
Stratford General Hospital fol-
lowing a car accident Saturday
on Concession 12 of Downie
Township, three miles north of
St. Marys. Mr. Berryhill is in
satisfactory condition but Mrs.
Berryhill received multiple
head and neck injuries.
Nelson Dow, 48, of RR 1
Staffs was the driver of the
other car. He and two passen-
gers, Harold Pridham and John
Dow, RR 1 Cromarty, were
treated in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital.
HARDY PICNIC
Each year the Frank Hardy
family hold a two meal family
picnic at the Ivan Riddell pic-
nic grounds near Prospect Hill
on the Sunday nearest to Mrs.
Hardy's birthday, July 4. So
Sunday 56 members met for a
wonderful get-to-gether. The
weather was perfect for swim-
ming, ball game, races, etc.
Mrs. Sam Taylor, Mrs. Frank
Hardy Jr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
were in charge of the sports.
MARK ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson
of Lucan celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary at their
cottage at Pike Bay. They were
married June 29, 1940 at the
bride's home in St. Thomas.
They have one daughter, Cheryl.
This year we have a good
turnout with 14 regular players
all of whom are pleased to have
Steve Storey again as coach.
One last reminder, our ball
park is no more than 5 minutes
walk from the south of Lucan
so try and make our next game
July 8, when we will meet
Clinton.
The game at Clinton Friday
night was rained out.
List public school promotions
Bristow, Jo Grose, Ted Peckham. Second row: Marianne Gebel,
Marie Arnold, Lois Hodgins, Ruth Langford, Jane Crozier,
Carol Johnson. Front; Sharon Acres, Patsy Smith, Judy Ramsay,
Carol Haskett, Peggy Elson, Alice Bryan, Joan Barker, Marie
Nation. Absent was Yvonne Howell. —Photo by Engel
Scouts win
two awards
Scoutmaster Earl C ar ling,
Assistant Jim McIntosh andMr.
Keith Kraal conveyed six mem-
bers of the Beaver Patrol (PL
Jerry Freeman) and seven
members of the Fox Patrol (PL
John Blom) to the Bannockburn
Huron District Camporee last
weekend.
Some of the highlight activi-
ties were chariot racing, pio-
neering, tracking arid log hurl-
ing.
Lucan won two awards, the
Beavers for the best kept camp
and the Fox for the best cast
made of an animal's foot print.
Eight members of a Sea Scout
Crew from Owen Sound visited
the camp Sunday morning and
some 75 parents and friends
Sunday afternoon.
Friends shower
bride with gifts
Saturday evening Mrs. Clar-
ence Haskett entertained 18
Lions Club wives at a miscel-
laneous shower in honor of
Miss Lorraine Little of London
whose marriage to Lion Elmer
Mosurinjohn of Lucan will take
place at 3 pm Saturday, July
10 in the Lucan United Church.
SILVER WEDDING
Miss Arlene Coughlin of De-
troit last Tuesday sprang a
surprise silver wedding cele-
bration on her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Coughlin of
Detroit when she .entertained
26 of their friends to a dinner
in the "Top of the Flame"
Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hamilton of Lucan were among
the guests.
FIRE
Monday morning the Lucan
fire engine was called to Lucan
Crossing where Mrs. Jim Rid-
dell's tractor took fire.
Pictured above are members of the Biddulph Central School
grade eight class who were feted at a banquet recently. Back
row, left to right; Jim Nace, John Blom, Jim Parker and Ken
Latta. Third row; Willie Dickey, Arthur Bowerman, Sylvia
Mitoraj, Joan Garrett, Bonnie Blair, Gayle Mardlin, Gwen
Janice Hayter, Jacqueline Hod-
gins, Brian Hodgson, Ivan Hut-
ton, Helga Krainz, Earl Lang-
ford, Joan Lewis, James Mc-
Robert, Ruth Ann McRobert,
Carol Middleton, Bruce Nace,
Kerry O'Connor, Margaret O'-
Neil, Charles Peckham, Morris
Peckham, Catherine Powell,
Larry Prekup, Valerie Whalen,
Gene Wright, Karen Wright.
Teacher—Mrs, Morley
TO GRADE 8
Gloria Arenthals, Bill Plane,
Peter Blom, Herbert Bower-
man, Wendy Bowerman, Cathy
Crawford, Maryhelen Cunning-
ham, Heather Davis, Jim Dick-
ey, Rick Ellis, Gord Hardy,
Nancy Hardy, Leslie Greenlee,
Mary Jorna, Sharon Lambourn,
Linda Leek, Clare McRobert,
Steven Molnar, Steven Nickles,
Karen Nixon, Lloyd prekUP,
Roy Pullman, Grace Smith,
David Revington, Brenda Wal-
lis, Patsy Wallis, Janet West-
man, Herman Wilk, Roy Willis.
Teacher—Mr. Timbrell
TO GRADE 9
Sharon Acres, Marie Arnold,
Joan Barker, Bonnie Blair, John
Blom, Arthur Bowerman, Gwen
Bris to w, Alice Bryan, Jane
Crozier, Willie Dickey, Peggy
Elson, Joan Garrett, Marianne
Gebel, Janyce Grose, Carol
Haskett, Lois Hodgins, Yvonne
Howell, Carol Johnson, Ruth
Langford, Ken Latta, Gayle
Mardlin, Sylvia Mitoraj, Jim
Nace, Marie Nadon, Ted Peck-
ham, Judy Ram s ay, Patsy
Smith, Jim Parker.
Teachers—Mrs. Garrett
—Mr. Berdan
There's a duet; the angry
Mohr, Donnie Morgan, Jo an
Mulholland, June Mulholland,
Donald Nace, Kathy O'Connor,
carl Peckham, Bill Pennington,
Susanne Prekup, Elizabeth Rev-
ington, Sharon Ross, Alice Smi-
bert, Mark Tomlin, Ruth Wallis,
Wilma Weiberg, Kathryn Wor-
thington.
Teachers—Mr. Loft
—Mrs. Allison
1)CH/1:RC/I ATOTM
TO GRADE 6
Brian Ankers, Joanne Arnold,
Gordon Ball, Gary Barker,
Donna plane, Susan Bowerman,
Connie Breedveld, Susan Cro-
zier, Donald Cunningham, Jan-
ice Dickey, Joan Donaldson,
Wayne Donaldson, Frances El-
son, Joe F r e n c la Cameron
Gamble, Peter Gebel, Julie
Hardy, Linda Hardy, Janice
Hindmarsh, Elizabeth Hitch-
cock, Louis Hoff rn an, Brian
Hodgins, Mark Holden, Cathy
Isaac, Veronica Jorna, Jim Lat-
ta, Sandra Leck, Helen Lewis,
Dennis Maguire, Ruth Mardlin,
Joyce Marshall, Richard Mar-
shall, Kevin McComb, Bruce
Mills, Jerry Molnar, Mary
Anglican
At the 11 o'clock service next
Sunday, July 11, Sunday School
awards will be given out,
Saturday, July 10, is the day
chosen for the SS picnic to be
held at Kirkton Park. Trans-
portation will leave the church
at 2 pm.
TO GRADE 2
Kevin Ball, Lillian Bower-
man, Patrick Bristow, Star
Brown, Dale Cook, DebraDick-
ey, Iris Eglitis, Vicky Hardie,
Bob H ar r ett, Jeffrey Hill,
Wayne Hindmarsh, Roger Hor-
uk, Annie Jorna, Esther Krainz,
Donald Latta, Donna Leitch,
`Brenda Lewis, Diane Malcolm,
Richard Mitoraj, Cecil Nickles,
James Peckham, Donny Riddell,
Brenda Samplonius, Michael
Scott, Billy Westman, Bradley
Westman, John Whalen.
Teacher—Mrs. Mary Bowman
TO GRADE 3
Jane Bowerman, Jim Brint-
nell, Brenda Cook, C h ar 1 e s
Cunningham, Lucy Cunningham,
Wayne Cunningham, June Don-
aldson, Henry Drost, Robert
Isaac, Diane Knight, Lydia
Krainz, Brian McComb, David
c F all s, Walter McRobert,
Danny Middleton, Alex Molnar,
Gerry Morgan, Terry Morgan,
Bobby Mulholland, Sherry Rid-
dell, Kathy Stilson, Timothy
Stutt, Scott Westman, Rene
Wright.
Teacher—Mrs. Abbott
TO GRADE 7
Janice Abbott, James Alce,
Norma Arnold, Shirley Arnold,
Robin Blair, Earl Slane, Kath-
erine Bristow, Catherine Cun-
ningham, Gary Donald s on,
Varis E glitis, Mark Ellis,
Karen Grose, Clifford Hardie,
STRAWBERRY & HAM SUPPER
The church basement was one
of the busiest spots in Lucan
last Wednesday as the Ladies
Guild catered to another suc-
cessful strawberry and ham
supper,
Lucan Personals
MANTAISIMMTiair:ii• . •
Mr. Edward Dundas of Lake
City, USA spent last weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hamilton.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr.
& Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit,
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Campbell, 92, of Listowel,
Sunday.
Thursday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Don Abbott included Miss
Doris Wood and Mrs. Vi Ham-
mond of Toronto and Mrs. Ken
Wood and family of Florida.
Dr. & Mrs. T. A. Watson and
Nancy, Bill Haskett of Lucan,
Mr. Percy Chillingworth of
London and Mr. & Mrs. George
Crocker of Bryanston have re-
turned home from a week's
vacation at Key Harbor. Unfor-
tunately fishing was poor.
Mrs. Cecil Neil Saturday at-
tended a trousseau tea at Lon-
desborough when Mrs. Laura
Lyons entertained in honor of
her daughter, Marguerite,
whose marriage to Mr. Ronnie
Neil of London will take place
Saturday, July 10.
CHURCH SERVICE
With the Jr. Choir and League
of Loyalty on vacation the Sun-
day congregation seemed very
small but the sr. choir welcom-
ed in three junior members and
hope others will join them
through July and August.
Rec news
Mr. Julius Neery, Lucan's
only shoe repair man, ha s
moved from Main and Water
St. to the former strasser Res-
taurant,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald and grandson Faronsov-
ereign, were week-end guests
of Mrs. Warren Clarke and Jean
of Dunnville and Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Person of Niagara Falls.
Carol Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Davis, George
St. has successfully passed the
London Teachers' College Ex-
ams and will be teaching in Wes-
ton in September. Another local
name, Elaine Armstrong, ap-
pears on the list also.
Mrs. Burne Smith of Alice
St. who underwent surgery in
St. Joseph's Hospital is making
satisfactory recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Salisbury
and Miss Mandy Learder of
Sarnia were last Sunday guests
of Mrs. Herman Young.
Lucan received a million dol-
lar rain Friday night.
Mrs. J. W. Jeffery of London
was a Sunday guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Crozier and Mr. and
Mrs. David Maynard were Mon-
day guests, prior to leaving
Tuesday to take a course at
the Ontario College of Educa-
tion, in Toronto.
The Lucan Arena 1 a die s
catered for the Collins-Rollings
wedding at the Community
Centre last Saturday.
Mr. Levi Darling stayed With
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Darling
Of London, while Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Armitage and family at-
tended the Armitage picnic at
SPrlirigs. bank. Mrs. Harold MoFalls of Lu-
can and Mrs. Harry Carroll
of Saintsbury have retur ne d
home after spending a few days
with Mr. Harold Brooke, of
Toronto.
Rev. & Mrs. Harold Dickins
of Rochester spent last Monday
and Tuesday with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Bob Coleman.
mrs. Harold Hodgins, who
underwent surgery in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital Thursday, is
making satisfactory recovery.
Rev. & Mrs. E. 0, Lancaster
of Lucan are happy to announce
the birth of their first grand-
child Wesley John, son of Mr.
& Mrs. John Lancaster of Lon-
don, at Victoria Hospital, June
30.
BY J. E. BURT TO GRADE 4
Mark Atkinson, Gordon
plane, Ronald Blame, Stephen
Carter, James Ellis, Fredrick
Hardie, Linda Irvine, Frank
Jorna, Mary Johnson, David
Latta, Diane Leitch, Valerie
Leitch, Sharon Mardlin, Fred-
ric Middleton, Jeannette Nace,
Paul Nixon, Ann Peckham,
James Pennington, David Smith,
Kevin Wallis, JaniJe Westman,
Sherry Young.
Teachers—Mrs. K. Gregory
—Mrs. McRoberts
TO GRADE 5
Violet Acres, Faye Anne
Blair, Bill Blom, Joyce Cun-
ningham, Michael Davis, David
Garrett, Dorothy Garrett,
Terry Hindmarsh, Anita Hod-
gins, Ronald Hodgins, Margaret
Hodgson, Gary Isaac, Barbara
Irvine, Helen Jorna, Jean
Kirsch, Bill Lambourn, Joanne
Latta, Jim MacDonald, Edward
Mitoraj, Anne Mohr, Steven
Nace, Donald Neil, Nancy Nick-
les, Beverley Parker, Janet
-Smith, Ruth Westman.
Teachers—Mrs. Allisor
—Mrs. Gregory
—Mrs. McRoberts
Catholic
At an executive CWL meeting
held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Joe Nagle, Monday
evening, plans were made for the
annual fall bazaar October 15
and for the bake sale to be
held in the Lucan IGA store
this Friday evening, July 9.
United
The Couples Club held a pic-
nic at Gibbons Park Sunday.
Swimming, ball game, races and
refreshments highlighted the
happy occasion.
St. Patrick's promotions
Already 138 have registered
for swimming classes - an
increase of 18 over last year.
Registration for playground
activities began Monday morn-
ing with an enrolment of 21.
The Pee wee ball team met
their Waterloo here last Tues-
day when Clinton defeated them
18-8. The game here against
Hensall Friday night was wash-
ed out.
The Bantam ball team meet
Crediton at Crediton Friday,
July 9.
The Teen town will hold their
next dance at the Community
Centre this Thursday evening,
July 8. The executive is plan-
ning another big night.
Damen, Richard DeBlock, Jo-
anne DeKort, Gerard Dewan,
Francis Dietrich, Sylvester
Grimmink, William Gysbers,
Irene Kerckhaer t, Anthony
Martens, Lawrence Milne, Jean
Murphy, Carol O'Dwyer, Cor-
nelius Shoenmakers, Paul Self-
ried, Arthur Skonieczny, Bar-
bara Spruyt, Martin Steeghs,
Dorothy Timmermans, Jane
Van de Borne, Keith Van Geel,
John Van Leishout, Rita Van
Leishout, Rita Wood, Sharon
Wood.
TO GRADE 7
Carol Benn, Alice Biemans,
John Dewan, Paula Dietrich,
Remie Grimminck, Neil Gys-
bers, Benedict Harrigan, Fran-
cis Heenan, Bruce Maslen, Paul
LAST EXPEDITION
The last expedition of the
Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers
until Fall took the form of a
box lunch on the church lawn
last Monday.
It was decided to wait till
Fall to hold the graduation cere-
mony for Explorers moving up
to CGIT.
The story, "My Brother the
Toothpick” was told by Mrs.
Ross McRoberts. She also told
stories of Canadian mission-
aries in Brazil and showed pic-
tures.
The worship service was ta-
ken by Julie Henderson and Nan-
cy Young. This was followed by
a sing-song.
JOINT CELEBRATION
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Woods of London held a bar-
becue celebration at their home
in honor of their parent's 39th
wedding anniversary. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Jenkins of Lucan
were married July 8, 1926 and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woods
on June 30, 1926 so each year
a celebration is held half way
between the two dates.
TO GRADE 9
Mary Egan, Birgitta Grim-
minck, Oda Grimminck, Mar-
lene Kercichaert, Ronald Mas-
len, James Nagle.
Leaders Mrs. Murray Hodgins
and Louise Cochrane led in
game and the former also in a
sing-song. An outdoor vesper
service was held, led by Louise
Cochrane, Wendy Cronkite and
Nancy Park.
On returning to the Conser-
vation Park the group was met
by Gary McFalls, who brought
them back home in the Mc-
Fall's truck.
Milne, Patricia O'Dwyer, Ger-
aldine O'Shea, Thomas O'Shea,
Patrick Ryan, Joan Shoemak-
er, Billy Stocks, Rita Swinkels,
Kenneth Timmermans, Jack
Van Geel, Leo Van Leishout.
TO GRADE 8
Emily Co-Dyre, Jean Cruni-
can, Harry Damen, Ronald Hill-
man, Richard Munn, Sharon
Munn, Sandra Murphy, Michael
O'Neill, Eugene Seifried, Agnes
Steeghs, Stephen Stocks, Peter
Timmermans, Mary Van Geel,
Paul Wood.
HOBO HIKE
Last Wednesday was a happy
occasion for the members of
the Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT and
leaders when their last meeting
till Fall took the form of a hobo
hike.
Mrs. Ivan Hearn took the
group in the dairy truck to the
Ausable Conservation Park, and
was the judge on the best hobo
costume. The award went to
Heather Froats, Mrs. Hearn
then went back to Lucan, while
the girls began their hike along
the river bank to a suitable
camping ground where a fire
was built and provisions cooked,
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