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Greenway UCW, guests
hear Presbyterial speaker Angl ican
Wednesday afternoon 17 mem-
bers of the Sr, WA met at the
home of Mrs. T, C. McFarlane.
The president, Mrs. P. O. King,
led in the worship service,
It was reported $27.10 was the
amount handed in for the thank
offering, $10 was donated to the
Deanery Appeal, ArrangementS
were made for the joint tea and
bake sale with the Evening
Branch, to be held in the Parish
Hall, May 28.
Mrs. Hilton Roberts gave a
reading on "The Bible -- its Ilis-
tory and Place in the World" and
Mrs, Harold Hodgins read an
article used at the WA Annual
and "A Parable for Mothers"
for Mother's Day.
Mrs, H, D. Ankers and Mrs.
Earl Atkinson had charge of
refreshments.
EVENING AUXILIARY
President, Mrs. Jack Gilmour
was hostess for the Evening Aux-
iliary last Wednesday and was
assisted with the lunch by Mrs.
Pat Crudge.
Mrs. Harold Hodgins repeated
her papers given to the Sr. WA
in the afternoon. Most of the
business session was spent in
finalizing the joint tea and bake
sale.
SYNOD
Rev. E. 0. Lancaster attend-
ed the three day Synod meetings
in London last week and Mrs.
P. 0. King and Mrs. T. A.
Hodgins, as delegates, attended
part of the sessions Monday and
Tuesday.
United
At a Mother's day service
at 11 am a choir of mothers
and daughters led in the music
and sang an anthem. Rev. G. W.
Sach took as his text "Don't
Walk Alone".
Gayle Marion Lewis, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Lewis and Darrel Wesley Mur-
ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Kennedy, were baptized.
OFFICIAL OPENING
Rev. D. Graham Tipple will
be the guest speaker at the of-
ficial opening of the new ad-
dition, Sunday May 15.
CGIT GRADUATION
At a county-wide CGIT gradua-
tion ceremony held in Trinity
UC London Sunday, three Lucan
girls, Roberta Cochrane, Daisy
Cobleigh and Marilyn Smith re-
ceived certificates and corsages.
Others from Lucan who attend-
ed were, Leader, Mrs. Murray
Hodgins, Mrs. M. Cobleigh, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Smith and
daughter pat, Mrs. Wm. Coch-
rane and daughter, Marie.
A reception and refreshments
followed the ceremony.
Pentecostal Holiness
Dexter Eugene Gardiner, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Don Gardiner, was
dedicated at the 11 o'clock ser-
vice by the pastor, Rev. John.
Sexton.
Explorers make
place cards
Last Monday eve., 36 Lucan -
C 1 a nd eboy e Explorers, three
counsellors, and one visitor,
were present in the U. C. school
room for the 18th Expedition.
MosL of the evening was spent
in the making of place cards and
the coloring of serviettes for the
mother & daughter banquet, May
20.
Mrs Mohr told a story. Brenda
and Linda Hodgins were in charge
of the worship service.
Medway group
plays in Toronto
Friday night Medway "16" and
Band presented a music night at
the school for parents and
friends before leaving for Tor-
onto at 1 pm Saturday to take part
in a music night at Forest Hill
Collegiate. This was followed by
a party at the school. The stu-
dents were billeted overnight with
Forest Hill students and taken on
tours of two Jewish Synagogues
before leaving for London Sunday.
Barrett bird
wins first race
The Lucan Homing Pigeon Club
held the initial race of the 1966
old bird season from Kitchener
Saturday and the results tallied
at the home of Mrs. Frank Hardy.
An organization meetingfollowed
the race and it was decided the
club will again fly its schedule
with the Southwestern Ontario
Federation of Racing Pigeon
Clubs. The schedule starts at
Georgetown next week.
The weather for the race Sat-
urday was clear and returns were
good. Winners were first, C.
Barrett; second, C. Hardy; third,
N. Hardy and son; fourth, C.
Barrett and fifth, Mr. Culbert
and son. The winning time was
938.9 yards per minute.
GREENWAY
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, Bel-
grave, president of Huron Pres-
byterial UCW, was guest speaker
at the Greenway UCW meeting
with guests from Grand Bend
UCW and Centralia UCW attend-
ing.
Mrs. Beecroft's topic was
"The Soldier in the Front Line".
She stressed that "We in our
work have just as much respon-
sibility of revealing God's Love
to others as those on the mission
field."
Mrs. L. Curts and Mrs. K.
Rock were in charge of the wor-
ship and study book. A quartet
of Greenway UCW ladies sang.
President Mrs. Carmen Wood-
burn conducted the business when
the date was set for Greenway
UC strawberry supper for June
24. A social hour closed the
meeting.
MRS. ROBERT POLLOCK
Mrs. Robert Pollock, 83, pass-
ed away at her late residence in
Stephen Township Friday April
29.
She was the former, Maria
Eagleson, and was born August
1, 1882 in Stephen Township.
She was the last member of a
family of twelve.
She was a member of Corbett
Presbyterian Church, where she
was organist for a number of
years. After church union, she
was a member of GreenwayUnit-
ed Church. In her quiet cheerful
way, she made many friends
both near and far.
In December 1918 she married
Robert Pollock, and until the
time of her death lived on their
farm just east of Greenway.Sur-
viving are her husband and a
number of neices and nephews.
Funeral service was conduct-
ed by Rev. G. E. Morrow at the
M Box & Son funeral home in
Parkhill Monday, May 2. Inter-
ment was in Grand Bend cemet-
ery.
Pallbearers were nephews,
Lisle Woodburn, Ray Eagleson,
Emerson Woodburn, Selbourne
English, Cecil Smithers and Car -
man Woodburn.
PERSONALS
Church service in the United
Church next Sunday will be at
9:45 am with Sunday School fol-
lowing.
Mr. & Mrs. Wagner of Eddie
Mills spent a few days recently
with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Woodburn
and son.
Miss Lillian Ulens of Windsor
spent the weekend at her home.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Leeder and
family of Brampton spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ed Bullock,
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Bullock and
family,
The Berean Bible Class of the
United Church are planning on
Making their visit to Strathmere
Lodge Tuesday evening May 17,
leaving the church at 7:15 Pm.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Steeper
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Louis Schilbe and family of Zur-
ich,
Mr. & Mrs, Elton Curts, Mr.
& Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Mr.
Manuel Curts and Miss Evelyn
Curts and Mr. & Mrs. Ervin
Eggert attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Fred Presz-
cater at Exeter last Tuesday,
Mrs. Paul Eagleson visited
Sunday with relatives in Sarnia.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Hutchinson
and family moved to Parkhill last
week.
Mrs. John Steeper, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
June Hyder and Teresa in Lon-
don, spent the weekend at her
home.
Mr. Hugill of Zurich has built
silos for Mr. Earl Steeper, Mr.
Fred Bullock and Mr. Earl Hod-
gins.
Mr. Wilbur Lovie met with an
accident Saturday evening when
he was hit by a car from London.
He was taken to London for
x-rays but luckily no bones were
broken but his truck was badly
wrecked.
Family Day service was held
in the United Church Sunday when
the minister, Rev. Morrow, was
assisted in the service by Mr.
Earl Steeper, Mr. Manuel Curts,
Miss Carol Brown and Lawrence
Brown. There was a mothers'
choir.
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Ravelle and
family of East Williams visited
Saturday evening with Mr.& Mrs.
Stuart Bullock and family and
Mrs. Ed Bullock.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Southcott and
family of Toronto spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold McDonald.
Miss Salvona Peters, who has
spent some time with Mr. & Mrs.
Earl Steeper and family, returned
to her home in London last week.
By MRS. W. MOTZ
PERSONALS
Mrs. Vivian Cliffe and daugh-
ter Marlene Harris of London
spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm
Motz.
Mr. & Mrs. Corner and daugh-
ter Mary Faye of London spent
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Marvin
Wein and family.
FAMILY DAY SERVICE
A Christian Family Day and
baptism service was held at
I3rinsley United Church Sunday,
May 8, when Shelley Ann Simp-
son, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Simpson of Ailsa Craig, was
baptized by the Rev. John Davies,
Mr. Earl Morley, represented on
behalf of the session.
Mrs. 13111 Fenton took the lead-
ing role in the Family Day ser-
vice with the story given by Kathy
Hodgson. A junior choir under
the direction of Mrs. Jack Tre-
vithick and Mr. Doug Lewis, or-
ganist, assisted with the service,
A dialogue sermon was capably
given by Carol Robinson and
Jacqueline Lewis.
THEME WAS MOTHER
The Brinsley UCW met in the
church with Group 2 leader, Mrs,
Pickering opening the meeting
with the theme on "Mother". She
also presented a chapter from
the study boa on Brazil,
A poem "Somebody's Mother"
was given by Mrs. Earl Lewis
and a reading by Mrs, Earl Mor-
ley. Mrs. Jack Trevithick favor-
ed with a piano instrumental.
President Mrs, Jack Hodgson
conducted the business. Mrs.
Fraser Dixon, Mrs, K. Pickering
and Mrs. Mac Allison were ap-
pointed to assist at the Regional
at Leiury May 11. Roll call was
answered by 12 members.
PERSONALS
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs, Goldwin Glenn were Mr, &
Mrs. Sherwood Brock and Bob
Glenn of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Simpson and family and Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Simpson of Ailsa
Craig.
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Lewis and family were the
latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
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