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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-01-27, Page 13Lucan Officers of the Lucan Legion Auxiliary were installed by Zone Commander Mrs. Pat Bond. Top row left to right are Mrs. Harold Butler, Mrs. GlenStewart, Mrs. Dwight Ball, Mrs. Dave Egan, Mrs. Gerald Lewis, Mrs. Doug Ewan; bottom row, Mrs. Pat Crudge, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. A. E. Reilly, . . . photo by Engel Lucan Legion executive is installed in office 'Installed by District Commander Roy Warren as officers of Lucan Legion were; top row Ron Finlayson, Robert Holland, David Inson, A. W. Whaley, A. E. Reilly, Harold Butler, Keith Dickson, Larry Ditty; front row, Earl Carling, Roy Warren and W. J. Smith. . . . photo by Engel The annual meeting of the Lu- can United Church, last Wednes- day evening, began with a pot luck supper. The Rev. G, W. Sach presided and led in the worship service. MrS. Murray Hodgins was named secretary for the meeting. All reports showed 1965 was the best financial year in the history of the church. The following are the 1966 officers elected: Elders, Robert Murray (clerk), Gordon Banting, District prexy guest speaker Roll call for the Women's In- stitute meeting held at the home of Mrs. Murray Hodgins Thurs- day afternoon was answered by ''What do you really think makes an educated man or woman?" The guest of honor, District President Mrs. Calvin Carmi- chael of Ilderton was welcomed and spoke briefly. Named to purchase prizes and make the necessary arrange- ments for the next euchre on January 26 were Mrs. H. B. Langferd, Mrs. Wes Atkinson, Mrs. Stewart Park and Mrs. Frank Jolliffe. Flannelette purchased for the making of crib quilts was dis- played. The sum of $5 was voted for the UNESCO Coupon Plan 867. The program, scheduled for Feb. 17 will be held March 17 and the March prograni will be held in February. The Meeting was turned over to Mrs. Harold Hodgins, convener of Citizenship and Education, who spoke briefly on citizenship be- fore introduting the guest speak- er, Mrs. Karl O'Neil, who gave an interesting talk on her 21- day-trip to Frahce, Germany and the British Isles. She passed around many snaps she had taken while in Europe. Mrs. H. B. Langford moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs. Carrniehael, Mrs. Hodgins and the lutieh comenittee,Mrs. P. 0. King, Mrs. J, W. Stnith and Mrs. Wan Crozier. 11111, .. iiiii iiiiii iiiii Lucan rec news Oilittlitittottsottimetillttall 11111111111ttlettl111t1111t1111111111t111,11111111111111111111111111111111111 BY RAY DOBROSKI Dorchester defeated Lucan 6-1 in Pee Wee hockey action this week. The lone local goal scorer was Allan Kraul. The Bantam game was a thrill- er from start to finish with the locale emerging with a 5-4 vic- tory. Tom Hodgins with 4 goals and Gord Hardy with a single supplied the Lucan Scoring. Tan Hodgins scored the winner in the last minute of play when he stick handled through the Dorchester defence and beat the goaltender cleanly. In the final the Lucan Midgets defeated Dorchester 6-1. Lucan scorers were Ken Ready and Andy Hardy with 2 each and singles go- ing to Larry Leigh and Paul Ko- pal. Medway registered their first victory in league play as they de- feated Catholic Central 4-1 be- fore 600 cheering fame. Medway goalgettere Were Don Henderson, Brian Parkinson, Brian llaskett and Gaye Carml- ehael. Crusaders' goal scorer was Howard Green in the firstperied. Lucan squirts Strengthened their first place standing as they defeated Lambeth 5-2..TerrYjoh- geelen'paced Lucan with three goals With Allan Van Fleet and Jeff Park adding tingles. Mrs. C. Robb at cancer meet Mrs. Cecil Robb, Lucan's re- presentative to the Cancer So- ciety, Wednesday January 10 at- tended a Meeting of the educa- tional committee of the London and Middlesex Cancer Society at Thameswood Ledge. Mrs. Robb reports that two new films — previewed and the new paniph- lett and posters Were on display. "rimes-Advocate, January 27, 1960 Pay. 13 "rtrt."..ttrtt",rtt..t. 99th vestry meeting Will reside in London gown and carrying white and yellow mums. Wesley Steven McAdam, was best man for his brother and ushers were Gerald and Anthony Giesen, both brothers of the bride, At a dinner and reception in the Lucan Shillelagh, the bride's mother received in a two piece black dress with pink carnation corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a dark brown suit, with yellow carnation corsage. For a wedding trip to Northern Quebec the bride changed to a three piece wool suit with fur collar and cuffs and black ac- cessories. The couple will make their home in London. Treasurer, Mrs, Clifford Ship- ley; property superViSor, Erwin Scott; rectory committee, Mrs. Joe O'Neil, Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs. Charles Ha.ggar, ford Shipley (plus two to be elect- ed fromSt, James Church); audit- ors, Charles Corbett and Jack Murdy; cemetery board, Austin Hodgins and Jack Murdy; Mien- dial canvass, Russell Bowman (chairman), wardens, Mrs. Jack Murdy, Mrs. Harold Corbett with power to add. Holy TrielitY Anglican Church held Its 99th vestry meeting in the parish hall last Wednesday evening, January 19 with a good attendance, Mrs. Kay Egan was again named vestry clerk, The rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, presided and pre- sented his sixth annual report. Charles Corbett presented the financial and auditor's reports. Erwin Scott, propertysupervisor reported on repairs and altera- tions, during the year and out- lined a list of repairs which need- ed attention this year. Officers Were elected for 1966, Rector's warden is Allan Seott; peoples' warden, Clarence Hardy; delegates to Synod, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mrs. P. 0, King, Charles Corbett; substitutes to Synod, Mr. and Mrs, Earl At- kinson, Mert Culbert; Board of Management, rector, wardens, delegates to Synod, Mrs. CliffOrd Shipley, Russell Bowman, Mrs. Charles Haggar, Dwight Hender- son, Mrs. Kay Egan, Harvey Hod- gins, Erwin Scott, Clarence Has- kett, Jack Hardy, Jack Atkinson, Austin Hodgins, and Clare Stan- ley; sidesmen, Russell Radcliffe, Allan Blondell, Robert Hardy, Jim Davis, Dwight Henderson, Gerald Lewis, Don O'Neil, peter Shipley, Brian Smith, Clarence Haskett, Richard Cowan, Wilson Hodgins, J. W. Smith, Frank Hardy, Don Ankers and Gary McFalls; OlimpaIWIHMIIMprimilflimul111111011M111111111.1.11M l lll 011”,"!!01.01,10,11411C1 lllll 1l1lplll l 1111111 11111,1111111111 Lucan Personal Items I llllllllll lllllll 1.1111111111111141,1101.111$811.110111,41 lllll llllllll I llllll Deputy governor guest speaker Speaking on the proper organ- ization of a club's activities, De- puty District Governor Charles Ashton of London was the guest speaker at the Lions Club dinner meeting in the Anglican Church basement last Monday evening, Membership buttons were pre- sented to two new members, Lion Harold Butler and Lion Larry Hotson. Plans were made for inter- change visit with clubs from Ilderton, Parkhill, Thorndale and Mt. Brydges. A discussion was held re the District Convention to be held in London, the end of May and a committee, headed by Gary Mc- Falls, was named to make the necessary arrangements for a Lucan float. The door prize was won by Lion Jim Young. Mrs. Don Ank- er's group of the Anglican Guild, catered for the dinner. Instal officers of Explorers Monday evening 27 L u c an, Clandeboye Explorers and three counsellors attended an expedi- tion in the United Church schpol- room. Counsellor Mrs. Dwight Hen- derson installed the joint of- ficers, Chief Explorers, Helen Simpson and Wendy Ryan; Keep- ers of the Log, Linda Hodgins, and Susan Crozier; Keepers of the Treasure, Louann Shipway and Joan Donaldson. The new Chief Explorer, Helen Simpson, presided for the ex- pedition. Counsellor Mrs. Wil- liam Froats explained the new mission expedition, "The Christ- ian Calling", Counsellor Mrs. Russell Thompson told a story entitled ((They Changed a Vil- lage". Helen Simpson and Joan Simp- son were in charge of the worship service, the theme of which was, "Wherever we are". returned from a few days visit with Dr. & Mrs. L. W. Lobsing- er of Sarnia. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan Revington, in honor of their son Gary's birthday, were Mrs, Harry McFalls, Mr. & Mrs. JOhn Campbell and family, Mr. & Mrs, Lyle Revington and family and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Marshall. Mr. & Mrs. Meine Eizenga, who with their seven children, came to Canada in 1948 have returned from a month's visit back home, to see Mr. Eizenga's 91-year-old father, who was in poor health. Although the country has recovered from World War II yet travel to many of their rela- tives had still to be made by boat, and living was high. Recent Coffee Club hamper winners were Mrs. Robert Jenk- ins, Mrs. Keith Kraul, Mrs. Clare Stanley and Miss Lina Abbott. Bicidulph has new teacher The Lucan-B iddulph school board met at the latter school, last Monday evening to engage a new Grade III teacher for the Bid- dulph Centre to replace Mrs. Ross Gregory, who had to resign owing to illness. Mrs. Joan Law- son of London was the choice made, The resignation of John Van Veen of the Lucan school, as caretaker, was received. It was decided to place an ad, for a new custodian in both the Free Press and the Times-Advocate. Another special meeting is scheduled for Mon., January 31. ficers and Mrs. Pat Bond, Zone Commander, the Auxiliary of- ficers. Assistants at the ceremony were George Berdan, zone com- mander and D. A. Ball, past zone commander. Fred Markam, was sergeant-at-arm s, during the installation. Two new members, Thomas A. Adock and A. W. Whaley were initiated into the Legion. /•••••••••••••••• Saturday evening January 15 a joint installation service was held in the Legion Hall for the officers of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Legion Auxiliary. President is Earl Carling, vice presidents, Bob Holland and Harold Butler; secretary-trea- surer, Keith Dickson; sergeant- at-arms, A. E. Reilly and execu- tive committee, David I ns on, Larry Ditty and Ray Whaley; President of Auxiliary is Mrs. A. E. Reilly; Vice presidents, Mrs. Lloyd Mason and Mrs. Stew- art Park; secretary, Mrs. Har- old Butler Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. Glen Stewart; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Doug Ewen; executive, Mrs. Ralph Rummell, Mrs. Dwight Ball, Mrs. Gerald Lewis and Mrs. Dave Egan. Roy Warren, District Com- mander, installed the Legion of- Rev, F, J. Dricklin, Saturday January 8, officiated at the double ring marriage ceremony of maria Johanne Giesen and David John McAdam, in St, Patrick's Ro- man Catholic Church, Biddulph. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore A, Gie- sen, RR 1 Thorndale, and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven McAdam of Tor- onto. The bride chose a floor-length gown of peau de sole, appliqued with Alencon lace. A crown of pearls and cut crystal held her three-tiered silk tulle veil. She carried a cascade of pink baby roses and white mums, Mrs. Gerald Giesen, asmatron of honor, was her only attendant, wearing a floor-length aqua peau Mrs. Charles Corbett, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital since Christmas, was able to be brought home Wednes- day. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kraul, Fri- day attended the Ballet in Lon- don where the former's brother Earl was one of the dancers. Mrs. Ernest Ross left Saturday for St. James, Manitoba, where for the next two weeks she will be guest of her son, Mr. Lee Simpson and family. Mrs. Lela Beadle of Stratford, has returned home, after a few day's visit with Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Hodgson. Mr. Hodgson is still on the sick list. After two months in West- minster Hospital, Mr. Doug Ewan was able to be brought home Friday. Mr. & Mrs. John Park and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lankin have LIBBY'S FANCY—SAVE 24c LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN—SAVE 11c 15-oz. Tins 5 3 48-oz. Tins 15-oz. Tins TOMATO JUICE 99° BEANS 4 79 88' 88' 88° 88' 88" 88' 88' 79' 49' LIBBY'S FANCY—SAVE 27c . LIBBY'S FANCY—SAVE 20c 11-oz. 88' TOMATO CATSUP 5 Btls. CREAM CORN • • , 15-oz. Tins LIBBY'S FANCY MIXED VEGETABLES . SAVE • t 15c 5 IFINCY PEAS 15-ox. Tins 5 SAVE 20c 10-ox. Tins TOMATO SOUP .... 8 V . . • S2AocE YORK Best financial year in history of church SAVE • • 18c 2 14-oz. Tumblers Personals Friday, January 21, Mrs. Charles Windsor celebrated her birthday, with a dinner and card party. The Ladies Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion, Lucan, are sponsoring the March of Dimes and the Marching Mothers will be out canvassing the village on Feb. 1. CORRECTION: The accidental addition of an us", made the Public Speaking report last week incorrect. The winner (not win- ners) will compete at the Teach- ers' College, Feb. 19. Ivan Stanley, and Mrs. George Paul; Christian Education commit- tee, Edward Melanson (conven- er), C. B, Culbert (Supt. of church school), Alden Walker (session), Carol Latta or Leroy Maguire (Hi C), Mrs. M. H. Hodgins (CGIT), Mrs. Wni. Fr:Jets (Ex- plorers), Mrs. James Lockyer or Mrs. Duncan McPhee (Messeng- ers) and Mrs. Ivan Hearn, UCW. se: 10 is-n ox. T 5-1b. L Bags SAVE 10c PEANUT BUTTER . TOP VALU--ASSORTED CANNED DRINKS . . TOP vA ALL PURPOSE FLOUR TOP vA INSTANT COFFEE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 26 - 29 INCLUSIVE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SAVE • • 22c SIZE 88's - SUNKIST 6-oz. Jar SAVE 10c ORANGES 24-OZ. FAMILY SIZE PIE SHIRLEY GAY CHERRY PIE 61:1*OiRiS-uH BREAD 5 Loaves 0 24-oz. (680 White Sliced Sandwich White 60% Whole Wheat WESTINGHOUSE WHITE EYE-SAVING—SAVE 48c C LIGHT BULBS . • 40 • 60 0 100 WATT 4 Bulbs 88' TOP VALU—ASSORTED DOZ. J. Alex Young, C. G. Lewis, Alden Walker, G. H. Paul, W. J. Stanley, C. B. 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