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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-03-30, Page 12Pal* 12 ThreS-AchloCate, March 30, 1967 Police seeking man. phoning school girls eagradaieRet4 to NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. — Ailsa Craig — Come and talk to the WARWICK people at the North Middlesex Fertilizers' OPEN HOUSE on April 5. When new and better varieties are produced, you can be sure they come from WARWICK The Ail Canadian Company "GROWN POI?CANADIANS BY CANADIANS" Congratulations NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZER from GREEN CROSS ask about K1L-MOR for corn & cereal grains PATORAN for beans & potatoes Holy week is marked The United and Pentecostal Holiness Churches held joint Holy Week services Tuesday and Wed- nesday evenings. At the Tuesday service in the United Church, the pastor, the Rev. G, W. Sach presided and was assisted by the Rev. Gordon McDonald of the Pentecostal Church. The guest speaker was the Rev, G. H. Merkley, of Grant- on. A splendid group of the Lucan- Clandeboye CGIT and leaders at- tended in a body. Wednesday night, the pastor Rev. Gordon McDonald, presided and gave an outstanding address, in his church. He was assisted by the Rev. G. W. Sach. Mr. Paul Graham led in the music and also sang a solo and a duet with his sister, Mrs. John Armit- age of London, which was ac- companied by Mrs. Gordon McDonald. The Anglican Church members held their special service Thurs- day night, when the regular Good Friday, one hour service, which is based on the seven sayings on the cross, was held. Both Jr. and Sr. choirs were out in large num- bers and led in the music. The rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, presided. This Pepper really hot! It was the Roy Pepper night at the six table LOL euchre in the lodge room, last Wednes- day evening, for he won the men's high prize and also the box of groceries. Other prizes included, ladies' high to Mrs. Heber Davis and lone hands to Mrs. Don Leitch and Mr. Joe Carter. The next euchre will be on April 5. The social function committee of the Lucan UCW met in the schoolroom last Friday after- noon to finalize plans for the Centennial supper to be held in the schoolroom, Wed., April 5. It was suggested that all those serving, wear centennial cos- tumes. The Mansell Antique Shop has consented to present an an- tique display. John Dickens' CFPL Bunny Bundle, was ably assisted by all the rooms including the kinder- garten, from the Lucan Jr. school and the Biddulph Central Sr. school in the project of assisting Crippled Children. A total of $65.69 was contribut- ed from Lucan Jr. School and $77.50 from Biddulph Central School. Mr. Harold Corbett, Lucan's largest syrup producer, has tap- ped over 1000 trees again this year and has already made his first 196'7 syrup. Mr. Corbett reports sap is running well. * Last Monday evening 38 Ex- plorers and four counsellors met in the United Church schoolroom for their sixth expedition. A rehearsal for a play to be staged later in the year, was held, but most of the session was spent in making plans for the annual Bunny Tea, to be held in the school Saturday, April 1, 2:30-4:30 pm. * * The Biddulph Central School held Open House last Wednes- day, giving the parents an op- portunity to see demonstration lessons in the Gym and in Prin- cipal Mr. Berdan's room. CORRECTION March 2 the Lucan-Clandeboye news was headed "CGIT Donate to Bake Sale" instead of "Do- nate to the Bale", Last week the heading, "Girls Commence Another Project", was placed about the Pony Club story instead of CGIT news. Sorry girls but even printers can make mis- takes and lose "titles". Easter bunny visits school While the Lucan children were out of their room at noon ) Thurs- day the ,,Easter Bunny" visited each morn and deposited a dandy egg, in each desk, Before going home for the Easter vacation, each child was told to house- Clean his or her desk. The teach- era report the expression of sur- prise, on the ahildren't faces, on finding the Easter eggs, was something worth seeing. Many at Easter services Lucan and district news The March meeting of the Bid- dulph Area Parents' and Teach- ers' Association, was held in the Biddulph School, last Wednesday Catholic The CWL met in the old school, March 12 with 15 members pres- ent. The president, Mrs. Joe Nagle was in the chair. Mrs. Joe Whelihan and Mrs. Jarnes Blake were named canvassers for the Caecer Drive. The annual Easter Dessert Euchre, usually held Easter week, was discussed but owing to the huge banks of snow aroundthe school nothing definite could be decided. The next meeting will be held April 4, when a new slate of ef., ficers will be presented. ANGLICAN In spite of the fact 28 attended the early communion service at 8:30 am in Holy Trinity Church a very large attendance was pres- ent for the 11 o'clock service and communion. Both choirs provided special Easter music. PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS Members from Windsor, Thamesville, Chatham, 13 et h el and Lucan Sunday Schoolsassist- ed in a rally held at Chatham Friday afternoon. Mr. Paul Gra- ham of Lucan was MC for the meeting and his mother Mrs. J. A. Graham was a panel member, discussing the part the Bible plays in the different age groups of the Sunday School, UNITED A large attendance was present at 7:30 pm for the Good Friday Communion service in the United Church and Sunday chairs had to be brought in for the Easter ser- vice, when both choirs provided special music. SUNRISE SERVICE Some 16 members of the Lucan- Clandeboye Hi C left Lucan at Correspondent: Miss Una Abbott evening, with the president Mrs. James Freeman in the chair and a good attendance present, M. Gerald Beetle, a school photographer, was present and spoke briefly. It was decided tp leave the decision of school pice tires this year, to the principals. Mr. Norman Steeper, principal of the Lucan school, announced his skating party to be held Thursday afternoon and also re- ported on the number of girls who have been receiving phone calls from some man or men. Mr, Steeper contacted the phone company and OPP who advised that all future objectionable calls be reported to them, at once, so the offender or offenders can be punished. Mr. L. B, Hyde, former vice principal of the London Teachers' College, was the guest speaker. Mr. Hyde gave a splendid talk on Education and friendship with other countries. He was introduced by Mr. Steeper and later thanked by the Rev. G. H. Merkley of Granton. Slimmers happy with their losses At the weekly meeting of the Lucan Streamliners TOPS club held last Wednesday at the home of the co-leader Mrs. Wayne Hockey, the leader, Mrs. Eldon Hopps, presided, with 11 mem- bers present, All were very well pleased with the weekly loss of nine pounds recorded, and only a slight gain. A weekly menu and calorie chart is now being kept by each member and brought to the meet- ing and compared, with many a useful hint exchanged. A Granton member wore the weekly crown for recording the greatest loss since the last meet- ing. arn. Sunday for the 7:15 Sun-. rise service in the Parkhill United Church. The Lucan young people were in charge .of the ser- vice, with Linda Smith and Sandra Abbott leading In the devotions, and Marline Butler and Jane Hodgson singing a duet, Rev, H. E. J. Morehouse of Parkhill gave the address. Congratulations tp NORTH MIDDLESEX FERTILIZERS LTD. on your new name and improved services to your farmer customers, Suppliers of MAY & BAKER LIMITED Agricultural Chemicals 'EMBUTOX ) E 'TROPOTOX' PLUS 'TROPOTOX' our representative will be at the open house to assist you. MAY & BAKER (CANADA) LIMITED 180 Bellarmin St., Montreal 11 Local Lions seeks zone chairmanship Girls study development A new course on personal de- velopment entitled "About Me", was introduced last Tuesday night, by Nancy Watson at the Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT meeting in the UnitedChurchSchoolroom. Final plans were made for the annual Easter trip, Monday, March 27, which this year in- cluded a tour of the London Free Press, a movie, dinner and a visit to three of London's larg- est churches in the evening. During the last mission study a visit to the Indian village of Fort St. Marie and the Martyrs' Shrine at Midland was recom- mended, so it was decided to make the trip and the date set for June 30. It was also decided to extend an invitation to the Explorer graduates to particip- ate, Volunteers for poster making, advertising the CGIT Chocolate Drive, April 8-15 and the Cen- tennial Maypole Tea, Saturday, May 6 were asked to meet next Wednesday afternoon. For the worship service the branch attended the Holy Week service in the church at 8 pm. President Alex Young presided at the Lions Club meeting in the Anglican Church basement last Monday evening. Former resident hits 96th year Miss Ida Porte, now of 55 Trayboon Drive, Richmond Hill, celebrated her 96th birthday last Tuesday, March 21, quietly in her apartment. Her niece Miss Katherine Hamden and some former Lucanites, spent the day with her. Miss Porte is still enjoying good health and able to get out nearly every day, but her mem- ory is failing. Miss Porte was Lucan's post mistress for many years. IT'S A SMALL WORLD While Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb were spending three weeks in Florida they met a former Lucan district resident who is a Times- Advocate subscriber. This man expressed the great pleasure it was to receive so much home news. One day Mrs. Robb overheard a man in a store say "Well I have just come from four feet of snow" so she couldn't resist saying, "What part of Middlesex do you come from". She was most sur- prised to hear him reply, "Oh I come from Exeter". What a small world! It was announced Lion Clare Stanley will compete for Zone chairman, at the Regional Rally in Petrolia, April 12. Acampaign committee to assist him was set up, consisting of Lions Gary McFalls, Harold Butler and Bob Taylor. The Red Cross canvass is nearly completed, was reported. Arrangements were finalized for the dance, Friday, March 31. A stag party for Jim Young, groom-elect was arranged for Thursday evening March 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stanley, while a shower for Miss Florence McAuley of London will be held the same night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett. It was announced the House League Hockey playoffs will be concluded Thursday, March 30. The team standings are: Team Won Lost Poiliss Eagles . . . 10 0 21 Bears . 8 2 17 Irish Six 8 2 17 Wildcats . 2 8 5 Rams . 2 8 5 Beavers . 0 10 Mrs. Russell Bowman's and Mrs. Cliff Shipley's Ladies Guild group, had charge of the dinner. The door prize was won by Lion Jerry Van Busse'. MACLEANS Lucan friends fete bridal pair Mr. James Young of Lucan and Mrs. Florence McAuley of Lon- don, whose marriage will take place in the Lucan United Church, Saturday April 8 were honored at two s ep a r at e gatherings last Thursday evening. The Lions Coub and o th e r friends, sponsored a stag party for Mr. Young at the home of Mr. Clare Stanley, where an evening of cards was enjoyed and a gift presented to the groom- elect. Meanwhile, near-by, Mrs. Clarence Haskett entertained the wives of the Lion Club members, and a few other neighbors and friends at a miscellaneous show- er for Mrs. McAuley. Mrs. Has- kett's nine-year-old daughter Brenda, assisted the bride-elect open her gifts. 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