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MIDDLETON Ora 5
Lucan Personal Items day evening attended a special
service in the Trinity Lutheran.
Church London, when the Trinity
choir and. St. george's Anglican
choir presented the Messiah, with
their son Robert, as tenor soloist.
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II,LICAN CHURCH NEWS
Page Times-Advocate, April 7, 1906
Lucan either. Julie Hardy and Peter
Culbert of the junior choir re-
ceived the awards for the Month
of March. Advertise
Weekly
United
Superintendent Cliff Culbert,
presided for a Sunday School
Meeting in the schoolroom
Thursday evening. M ar gar et
Cobleigh was in charge of the
devotions, the theme of which
was 0,The Meaning of the Cross".
A tour of the new building was
made and a tentative allotment
Of classrooms chosen.
Once in every week,
on ad in every home.
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SR. WA
Last Wednesday afternoon 14
members of the Sr, WA and one
visitor, met at the home of Mrs.
Wes Atkinson. In the absence of
the president, Mrs. P. 0, King,
the vice president, Mrs. Jack
Murdy presided.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson read the
Bishop's letter from The Huron
Church News and Mrs. Harold
Hodgins commented on articles
from The Living Message.
Mrs, T. A. McFarlane offered
her home for the next meeting.
Mrs. H. 5. Stanley and Miss Line
Abbott were in charge of re-
freshments.
That's the way to a more
profitoble bo$1110”,
UCW
The UCW evening unit held a
successful bake sale in the Coch-
rane store Saturday.
Mrs. George Paul as delegate,
attended the UCW Conference in
Wingham last Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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EVENING WA
The Evening branch of the WA
met at the home of Mrs. Alan
Scott last Wednesday evening,
with Mrs. Dwight Henderson and
Mrs, Charles Glenn as co-host-
esses.
The president, Mrs. Jack Gil-
mour was assisted in the worship
service by Mrs. Don Ankers,
The annual tea and bake sale with
the Sr. branch was discussed but
no date set.
The meeting had been schedul-
ed as a work meeting to make
palm crosses, but the palms did
not arrive, so members agreed to
make them in the Parish Hall
Friday evening. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of
the president,
Reg Lovell, District C o m-
mender, was MC for the evening.
All winners were presented with
small silver cups.
The four top winners, will com-
pete on the District Finals at
Bothwell, Saturday April 16.
his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Robb,
Mrs. Harold Berry has re-
turned home to St, Marys after
a week's visit with hlrs. Jane
Somerville,
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Schell and
family of Stratford, were Sunday
gUests of Mr, & Mrs. Bob Patter-
son and called on other former
neighbours.
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs,
Don Abbott were Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Davis and family, mr.
Murray Abbott and hoUsekeeP-
er (Mrs. Margaret Parish). In
the evening, guests were Mr. &
Mrs. William Abbott and family
and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mugforci and
family.
Last Wednesday evening the
Legion Auxiliary sponsored a bus
trip to see "The Sound of Music"
(?8 took the trip).
Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended
a camp committee meeting in
Robinson Memorial UC London
Friday.
Mr. Randy Paul, son of Mr. &
Mrs. George Paul, is now an
employee of the east branch of
the Canada Trust Co. London.
Mr. & Mrs. V. C. Stuckless
and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Lightfoot
of Centralia.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Young,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hardy and
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Sat-
urday attended the banquet and
dance at the Strathroy Arena in
honor of the Strathroy Rocket
Jr. B Hockey team, of which
Paul Young is one of the players.
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Sheridan Revington were Mrs.
Harry MOFalls, Mrs. Grace Wel-
bourn, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Moore
and Jerry all of London.
Mr. Jack Ronny of St. Marys
was a Thursday guest with Mr. &
Mrs. Aylestock.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hamilton, Sun-
Pentecostal
The pastor, the Rev. JohnSex-
ton, has returned home from
North Carolina, and took both
Sunday services.
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A renowned research institute has
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In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most important of all—results
were so thorough that this improve-
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of many months.
This was accomplished with a
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which quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulates growth of new
tissue.
Now l3io-Dyne is offered in oint-
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Preparation H. Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
Lucan student second
in speaking contest
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jenkins
visited their daughter Mrs. John
Woods and family of London last
Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs.
Woods have adopted a five week
old babe, Pamella Jean to be a
Sister for Terry.
Report cards were given out
at the Lucan Public School Fri-
day.
Mrs. 5, J. Morrison and fam-
ily of Detroit have returned home
after a. 10 day visit with Mrs,
John Morrison of Parkhill and
Mr, & Mrs. Ralph Rummell of
Lucan.
Miss Holly Martin of London
and Mrs. William Westney of
Whitby have returned home after
spending a few days with their
sister, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins,
Mrs, M. I. Crinnian has return-
ed home from a two month visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Gus-
tin of Windsor and her son, Mr.
George R. Crinnian of Spring-
field, Missouri.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Stokes of
S ou th wold were Wednesday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Hodgins.
Mrs. T. C. McFarlane and Mrs.
H. S. Stanley spent last weekend
in Toronto, where they attended
the marriage of their niece, Miss
Anna Mae Stanley, daughter of
Mrs. C. W. Stanley and the late
Mr. Stanley,
Mrs, William Butler of Tor-
onto spent a couple days last week
with Mr. & Mrs. H. B. Langford
and attended the auction sale at
her former home.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Mueller,
Debbie and Michael of Water-
ford were weekend guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Crozier. Sun-
day Mrs. Crozier held a family
gathering to celebrate the en-
gagement of her niece, Rosemary
Vance of Byron.
Jeff Bawtenheimer of Sarnia
spent a few days last week with
PALM SUNDAY
There was a good attendance
out for the Palm Sunday Commun-
ion service. Unfortunately owing
to the truck strike, palms were
not available for palm crosses.
Fifty other Anglican churches in
Huron Diocese had no crosses
Catholic
President Mrs. Joe Nagle pre-
sided at the CWL meeting of St.
Patrick's church in the old school
last Sunday. Mrs. James O'Shea
gave a scripture reading.
A report on a successful bake
sale held in Granton Saturday
was presented. Most of the busi-
ness session was spent in finaliz-
ing plans for a dessert euchre
Mrs. James Dewan won the
door prize.
A capacity crowd filled the
Ailsa Craig Legion Hall, Friday
night to hear 18 winners, com-
pete in the Royal Canadian Le-
gion zone public speaking con-
test.
Of Lucan's two competitors,
Julie Hardy of the BiddulphCent-
ral school, and Valerie Mooney
of St. Patrick's Separate school,
the latter came in second in the
Grade 7 and 8 group.
Other Lucanites present for
the program were Legion mem-
bers, J. W. Smith and Pat Grudge,
Mrs. Henry Mooney, Principal
Leonard Maloney and Miss Lina
Abbott.
Judges, Stanley Balint of Glen-
coe, Mrs. Richard Kilbourne of
Mt. Brydges and Mr. Don Ross
of London chose the following
winners: Grade 4-6, Shirley Mc-
Lachlan, East Williams; Jeanne
Bernier, Caradoc; Gloria Doug-
las, North Ekfrid,
Grade 7-8, Bonnie Hodgins,
West Williams; Valerie Mooney,
St. Patrick's, Lucan; Jane Stew-
art, East Williams;
Jr. High School, Marie McVic-
ar, Glencoe; Stephen Platt, Glen-
coe;
Sr. High School, DalenaHatha-
way, Glencoe; Janet May, Strath-
roy.
CGIT group
plan program
The meeting of the Luca n-
Clandeboye CGIT last Tuesday
night began with a fun game in
charge of leader Dana Culbert,
which was followed by a discus-
sion of the May Day Tea, May 7.
Committees were then named
for the mother and daughter ban-
quet.
The six members, who last
Sunday attended the Folk Hymn
Service in the Ailsa Craig United
Church, reported on the service.
All the girls were unanimous in
their desire to invite the Ailsa
Craig Young People to put on a
similar service here,
As a money making project,
leader Mrs. Murray Hodgins as-
sisted, by Mrs, M. A. Cobleigh,
and Mrs. J. L. Fisher will serve
coffee and doughnuts at the Park
Bros. sale,
The worship service was taken
by Kathy Arnold and Sherry Fish-
er.
The group was then divided
for a discussion on the next
chapter of the study book "Call-
ed to be" entitled Revolution-
aries, during which Betty Park
and Jane Crozier gave a radio
broadcast in modern interpreta-
tion of Christ clearing the temple
of money changers.
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, FRESH
RICE Residents help
cancer display
During the past week a wonder-
ful display of the work of the
Cancer Society in research ser-
vices and education, was shown
on The Mall, London.
Those taking part from Lucan
were Mr. William Brownlee, pre-
sident of the Lucan Branch, who
assisted in the running of the pro-
jector, for the films which were
shown continuously all week, and
Mrs. Cecil Robb convener of
the Educational Program.
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Stolen truck
is located
Mr. D. S. Scott, owner of the
D. S. Transport Ltd., is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Scott of
Lucan. The 60 foot tractor trail-
er hijacked March 24, at North
Bay was located at Hawkesbui y
last Monday. The drivers were
kidnapped and found handcuffed
in a deserted roadside cafe at
Thessalon, following an anony-
mous phone call to police.
Although the $90,000 worth of
cigarettes was taken, the thieves
overlooked one case and also
photographic equipment of equal
value of all the cigarettes.
Provincial police are continu-
ing the search for three men,
believed to have taken part in
the hijacking.
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Medway Euchre
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Stanley
were host and hostess for 20
members of the Medway Euchre
Club last Monday night.
High score prizes went to Mrs.
Clarence Lewis and Mr. Chester
McComb; lone hand prizes to
Mrs. Elmer Summers and Mr.
Austin Hobbs, and low score
prizes to Mrs. Otto Daley and
Mr. Clarence Lewis.
The next game will be held
April 11 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Middleton.
LOL euchre
At the LOL five-table euchre
in the lodge room last Wednes-
day evening high score prizes
went to Mrs. Morley (Exeter)
and Mrs. Guy Ryan (playing a
man's card); lone hand prizes
to Mrs. Powell (prospect Hill)
and Mr. Lawrence Beckett and
low score prizes to Mrs. Evan
Hodgins and Mr. Heber Shute.
The box of groceries was won by
Mr. Harry Weber.
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Valerie Mooney, 12-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mooney, RR 3 Lucan, and Grade
8 pupil of St, Patrick's Separate
School, was placed second in the
public speaking contest held in
Ailsa Craig Legion Hall Friday
night.
Students donate
to Bunny Bundle
Three rooms intheLuca.n Pub-
lie School have sent contributions
to the Bunny Bundle project for
crippled children.
Mrs. Cobleigh's Grade 1 and 2
dropped their donation of $9.15
into a basket held by a large bunny
at the front of the room.
Mrs. Allison's Grades 2 and 3
earned $6.25 and each told in
class what they did to earn their
contribution.
Mrs. Hearn's Grade 4 and 5
had an auction sale in their room
of books, comics, white elephants
etc. and were able to realize $14.
Park brothers'
farms sold
The Park brothers of Lucan,
who for many years have operat-
ed farms on the Coursey Line,
have sold their farms to Arthur
Cunningham of Clandeboye and
Bert Sloetjes of Wallacetown.
Last Wednesday they held a suc-
cessful auction sale of imple-
ments and farm equipment. The
new owners have already taken
possession.
For 15 years the Park brothers
supplied and delivered milk to the
village prior to selling out to Ivan
Hearn in 1945. Since then they
supplied milk to Silverwoods Ltd.
of London. In 1956 they bought
the Petrolia, Wyoming Dairy in
Petrolia, which Stewart Park op-
erated for six years before mov-
ing back to Lucan.
Cashier of year
out of contest
Mrs. Glenn Robinson of Exeter
was the "Cashier of the Year"
winner in the Lucan IGA store,
but lost out to a Walkerton cashier
in the finals, held at the Ameri-
can Motors, London, last week.
Apparently the contest was run
differently this year, with only
the winner receiving a prize.
Mrs. Robinson does not think
she will receive anything nor
will any of her friends, who
voted for her.
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Lucan Squirts were crowned
Shamrock Champions Thursday
night as they defeated Exeter
3-1 to take their series two
games straight.
Lucan scorers ',ere DillyGorl-
dard, Dennis Wraith and Jeff
Park,
In regular season play Lucan
went the entire season without
a defeat, the closest they came
to losing was a lel tie.
The Lucan Pee Wees are the
only active team as they await
the annual Goderieh tournament
which they participate in on Good
Friday. Although the Arena has
formally been shut down for the
season a suitable lee surface has
remained and allowed the Pee
Wee team to keep their ice legs.
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