The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-02-10, Page 13Lucan Bantams were winners of the Lucan Langford Lumber trophy at the sixth Bantam tournament
in Lucan arena Saturday, January 29. In back row, left to right are Carol Nichols (coach) Allan Kraul,
Dennis Carty, Jimmie Hearn, Tom Hodgins, Bobby Evans, Bert Yens, Jimmie Nagle, Bruce Haskett,
Gary Grudge (manager); second row, David Revington, John Savage, Ricky DeBlock, Mike O'Neil,
Jene Seifried (goalie), Gordon Hardy, Bruce Parnell, Jim Macklem; front, holding the trophy two
Squirts Cecil Nichols and Randy Kraul. , , photo by Engel
Lucan students in show
Thursday and Friday the staff
and students of Medway High
School staged their 16th annual
variety show "Medway Meanders
Through the East" to a capacity
filled auditorium.
Lotus ponds, Japanese gard-
ens, kimono-clad performers, all
added to the oriental them e.
Plays, skits, solos and band num-
bers highlighted the program.
Lucan and district students
were well represented in the
following departments, concert
band, Larry Armstrong, Wendy
Elston, Louise Cochrane, David
Sandra Abbott, Carol Munn,
Nancy Watson, Bob Bobor, Wayne
Hodgins, and Tom Kestle.
Teahouse of the August Moon,
Marilyn Hearn and Nancy Park;
skit 12 B, Anne Culbert, Sheila
Elston, Dave Parker; skit 12
Des., Linda Ankers, Carol Latta,
Larry Lewis, Leroy Maguire and
Lynda Young; back stage, Leslie
Carling, Harold Herbert and Jim
Nace; ushers, JudyDickey, Sher-
rie Nace, Susan Shipway and
Marilyn Smith; stage crew, David
Goddard, Larry Lewis and Jim
Parker and photography, Ann
Elston and Tony Thewnissen; Jr.
Band, Bonnie Bobor, Joyce But-
ler, Jane Corbett, Wendy Cron-
kite, Wendy Elston, H e a th e r
Froats; stage band, David Elston;
"Sixteen", Sandra Abbott, Wendy
Cronkite, Doris Culbert, Wendy
Elston, Jane Crozier, Anne Cul-
bert, Sheila Elston, M ar ily n
Hearn, Larry Armstrong, Bob
Arnold and David Elston; solo,
Wendy Elston, accompanied by
her sister Sheila; at the Inn of
the Lotus Blossom, Nancy Kestle,
Larry Armstrong, Bonnie Bobor,
Wendy Cronkite, Carol Haskett,
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don Horsemanship Club banquet,
held in the Moose Hall, London.
Mr. Crozier is president of the
club.
Mrs. Irene Hicks and son
of Flint, Mich" were Sunday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Harold
MerallS.
Rev, & Mrs. Harry Donaldson
of Seaforth were gtiests of the
Rev, & Mrs, G. W, Sach last
Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman lianicala
Of Detroit were weekend guests
of the latter's parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Aljoe Culbert,
Sonia Coleen Saunders, two
year-old daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Saunders of London, is
spending a month with her great
grandmother, Mrs. A. R. Wilkin-
son.
Phoo• 2,27,4255 C,017,I$13004sat Miis Una Abbott
Mrs. Jane Somerville has re-
turned home after spending afew
days with relatives and friends in
St. Marys, Prospect Hill and At-
wood.
Mrs. James Bawtenheimer and
boys of Sarnia were Sunday pests
with Mrs, Bawtenhelmer's par-
ents Mr. & Mrs, Cecil Robb of
Main St., Lucan.
Last Tuesday Rev, G. W. Sach
and Mrs. Sheridan Revington at-
tended a religious recruiting va-
cation meeting in the Ailsa Craig
United Church where plans were
made for a dinner Feb. 27, in the
Parkhill United Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brock of
Thorndale were Sunday guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott and
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott.
Mrs. Samford Butler of Dor-
chester was a Sunday guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. R. Wilkinson
and family.
Mrs, Frank Hardy of Lucan and
Mr. & Mrs, Jack Knight of Kin-
tore, returned Friday from a
three and one-half week holiday
in Florida. Mrs. Hardy spent a
week with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. M elv e Shoebotham of
Harriman, Tenn. and then joined
the others, Although they enjoyed
the trip they were disappointed
with the cool weather.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson entertain-
ed Mr. & Mrs. Don Maguire and
family and Mr. & Mrs, Harvey
Latta and family last Sunday in
honor of Leroy Maguire's birth-
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hamiltonof
London, were Monday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hamilton.
Mr, & Mrs. Ron Crozier and
Jane, Saturday attended the Lon-
Still canvass
March of Dimes
Mrs. Lloyd Mason, captain of
the March of Dimes 1966 cam-
paign, reports that she was able
to secure 20 village canvassers.
Owing to the bad weather, the
canvass, which is sponsored by
the Legion Auxiliary, is not yet
completed but up to date $100
has been handed in.
Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary meets
The Legion Auxiliary meeting
was held last Tuesday in the Le-
gion Hall and plans were made
for catering for a London bowling
banquet in May and for the Jr.
Farmers Feb. 11.
The date for the third Figure
Skating Ice Review, under the
direction of Mrs. Anna Chapman,
was set
George,
Kimono-clad hostesses Linda
Churchill and Jane Gleason, in-
troduced the numbers.
The cornerstone, for the $35,000 extension to Lucan United Church was
laid Sunday by two members of the session, John Park, recording
secretary (right) and Wilbert Stanley (left). . , photo by Engel
Council will seek
better intersection
Lucan
and, district news
Dedicate UC
cornerstone
Sunday, Feb, 6, was another
Red Letter Day in the history of
Lucan's 103 year-old Unit ed
Church for on that date a corner-
stone donated by John B. Pryde
of Exeter was laid for the $35,-
000 church extension.
Rev. Clarence E. Beacon, BA,
chairman of the Middlesex Pres-
bytery, speaking on "The Church
and its Mission", was the guest
speaker at the 11 o'clock service,
after which Sr. and Jr. choirs
and congregation went outside for
a brief cornerstone laying cere-
mony, in charge of the pastor,
the Rev. G. W. Sach.
J. Donald McGugan, the archi-
tect and Harry Van Boxmeer,
contractor, made the necessary
preparations, and two senior
members of the session, John
park (recording secretary) and
Wilbert Stanley laid the stone,
after which the chairman of the
Presbytery pronounced the bene-
diction.
Many know
school queen
When the Dorchester High
School chose Eleanor Elsie Fitz-
simmons as its representative
for the London Free Press
Queens' Club Contest, the choice
was of particular interest to many
in and around Lucan, as Eleanor
is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Hodgins of the Coursey Road.
When Eleanor was six weeks old,
her mother died and Mr. and Mrs.
Hodgins took her and raised her
until she was 2 1 /2 years old.
Eleanor is an 18 year old Grade
12 pupil. She has won the senior
girls' track and field champion-
ship and is a prefect Girl Guide
lieutenant, a member of the Jr.
Farmers, plays inter-house bas-
ket-ball and volley-ball and is
on the track and field team.
Her ambition is to be a dental
assistant.
A product can be small, yet
very important in Canada's ex-
port picture. The Department
of Trade and Commerce cites
fountain pens, with 1965 exports
of more than $500,000.
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Dog tags and licenses were
increased to partially cover
higher collection costs. Tax for
male dogs will now be $2.50 and
female $4.50 but kennel licenses
will remain $10, Previously the
assessor collected the fees onhis
rounds but this practice has been
discontinued.
Elmer E. Summers was ap-
pointed building inspector and
dog-tax collector at a salary of
$275.00.
The Road Supervisor was au-
thorized to advertise for tenders
for crushing and hauling 8000 cu.
yds. of gravel with March 1 clos-
ing date for tenders,
At the meeting of the Biddulph
Council, last Tuesday Reeve Wil-
son Hodgins and Road Supervisor
Douglas Tuttle were authorized
to meet with Highway Officers re-
garding the improvement of the
corner of Concession 6 Biddulph
and No. 4 Highway.
Tax arrears for 1965 totaling
$29,978 will be turned over to
the county treasurer for collec-
tion. Unpaid 1963 and 64 taxes
total $14,326.
Action on a Granton police
village request for a tax-sharing
agreement with the council was
deferred for a month to enable
Granton to elect a replacement
for trustee Henry Wissel who
died recently. At present there
are only two trustees, Gordon
Dann and Fred McDonald, (secre-
tary) . It was Mr. Dann who
presented the request. The Mu-
nicipal Act states that a town-
ship may provide a police village
with a reduction for special vil-
lage projects. Last year no re-
duction was agreed upon but late
in the year $2100 rebate was
voted.
A ruling was made that all
persons applying for a tile drain-
age loan, be required to first
have a survey of the proposed
drains made by a Department of
Agriculture engineer.
The school board requested the
council to provide asphalt pave-
ment from the highway to a point
east of the school, but the council
felt nothing could be done until
the plans for the highway were
SCOTTIES (Asst'd Colours)
LOL euchre
The L.O.L. 493 held an eight
table euchre in the Lodge Room
last Wed. evening.
High score prizes went to Mr.
Laurence Becket, & Mrs. Oliver
Jacques, lone hand prizes to Mr.
Wilfred Millard & Miss Lina
Abbott and low score prizes to
Mr. Jim Haggit & Mrs. Clarence
Davis. Mr. Harry Weber won the
box of groceries,
The next game will be on Feb.
16.
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Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended
a Kee-Mo-K.e Camp meeting,
at Erskine Unified Church, Lon-
don, last Wednesday.
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