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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-02-20, Page 14Lucan and district news Phone .227-4617 Correspondent Mrs. Frances Saward HALF--PRICE FILM PROCESSING BLACK AND WHITE 8 Exposure 5(X, 12 KODACOLOR 8 Exposure $1.31 12 - $2.39 By-pass "middleman store- keeper," send DIRECT to processing plant and save 50%! Send film, cash, cheque money order along with ad to: Clinton Photo Service CLINTON, ONTARIO or this IVI-M-M-M, GOOD — Cupcakes with lots of icing and red hearts greeted kindergarten students at Friday's Valentine party at I./shortie' Central school. Above, Margaret Pym and Joan Cooper are licking their lips and fingers. T-A photo. 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Many young people are taking advantage of the snow-covered hill on Concession 4 Biddulph, about three miles north of Lucan to sleigh-ride, ski and snowmobile. Following a four week trip to sunny California, Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Garrett held a family gathering Sunday to report on their trip. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Spence and family spent last Sunday with Mr. Spence's grandmother, Mrs. Jane Somerville and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Schell and family of Shakespeare, were Saturday guests. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Young and Mary Margaret were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hutcheson of London. Mr. & Mrs, Alec Young were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Don Hodgins and family at Ilderton, Sunday. PENTECOSTAL The Rev. Gordon McDonald and the congregation were pleased to have had carpet laid in the Lucan Pentecostal Church. WA Ladies of the Pentecostal Women's Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Gordon McDonald for their regular meeting. Mrs. McDonald led the devotions and Mrs. M. Eizenga led a Bible quiz and gave a reading on the heart, a symbol of Valentine. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eizenga and Mrs. Clarence Frost. It was decided to change the meetings to Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. in the future, A NGL ICAN The Board of Management met in Carlisle Hall last Monday with half the members present. R. A. Carson explained the principles involved in the experimental Communion Liturgies that are to be used on the third Sunday of each month. The Communion table (altar) is to be moved out from the east wall. The celebrant stands behind the table to denote the unity of the Church, and to represent the table as that of the Lord standing in the midst of the congregation. During the Lenten season the emphasis will be on renewal and rededication. The Board set up a number of committees to look after certain aspects of the work of the Church. There is a furnace committee to inquire into the purchase of a furnace for the church and one for the hall. The Building Committee consists of Keith Kraul, Larry Hotson, Allan Scott and Edward Knoblauch. The Stewardship Committee consists of Merton Culbert, Jim Shipley, Brian Smith and Gary McFalls. The Finance Committee consists of Mrs. Cliff Shipley, Calvin Haskett and Bill Hodgins. The Public Relations Committee consists of Mrs. Keith Dickson, Dwight Henderson, Bill Smith and Clare Stanley. CATHOLIC Ladies of the Catholic Women's League of St. Patrick's Church, held their regular meeting, which had previously been postponed. The meeting_ was A number of Lucan and district relatives visited Mrs. Hiram Thompson last Monday at the Davis Nursing Home, Exeter, when she celebrated her 88th birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Park visited Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Park last weekend. D. A. Ashworth is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. He was taken there Tuesday of last week, after a fall in which he broke his hip. Mrs. Leonard Smith is home from a stay in hospital. Wayne David Hodgins, son of Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hodgins was baptised at Holy Trinity Church February 9, by Rev. R. A. Carson. Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. William Burlingham of Mitchell were godparents, Rev. & Mrs. Carson and all members of the family at church were visitors for lunch at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Eric Hodgins, and Miss Bonny Knott from Carlingford was a supper guest. Dr. T. A. Watson who recently underwent surgery is home and able to work part-time at his office. Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, of Alice St, was one of the large crowd who last Monday, attended a miscellaneous shower for her well-attended and the President Mrs. Cliff O'Neil took the chair. There was a discussion on the proposed Variety Show, and it was decided to hold it about March 21 in the gymtorium of St. Patrick's School. It was reported that the Physical Fitness classes are well attended and the participants are feeling much benefit and deriving plenty of enjoyment from the exercises. Lunch was served and conversation period enjoyed. UNITED The Hi-C held their regular meeting in the C.E. building of Lucan United Church, last Sunday. There were 15 members present and Bert Walker took the chair. Worship service was led by Ken Latta. Ed. Melanson gave a most interesting talk on the time he spent in Egypt. Lunch was served by Bert Walker, Dave Carpenter and Lori Grudge. UCW Lucan United Church Women held their regular general meeting last Tuesday with a good attendance. President Mrs. J. W. Lockyer was in the chair, Members brought items of baking which were sold during the meeting. Worship service, which opened the meeting, was led by Mrs. Sheridan Revington with readings from the Bible by Mrs. Stewart Park. It was decided to again collect hats and accessories for Spring to donate to the Ontario Hospital for the pleasure of the patients. A chicken barbecue will replace the usual raspberry supper owing to the difficulty which has been experienced in obtaining berries the last few years. The ladies agreed to cater for a banquet at the Lucan Arena for South Huron District Masonic Pastmasters' Association. It was arranged that Mrs. J. W. Lockyer, Mrs. W. C. Tupling, Mrs. M. A. Cobleigh and Mrs. Alec Young would attend the London Presbytery of the U.C.W. At the conclusion of business, lunch was served by Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. Stewart Park and Mrs, John Park. granddaughter, Miss Cathy Hodgson, now .of Strathroy, whose marriage to Allen Robinson of Forest, will take place at the Brinsley United Church, February 22 where the community shower was held. Wesley Phair, who purchased the home of the late Mrs. H. S. Stanley, has had to return to London when Mrs. Phair was killed in a motor accident. Mr. Phair was also seriously injured but is at last back to work, though still lame. Jack Young of Mitchell called on his mother, Mrs. Herman Young last Monday. Many enjoying euchre parties Holy Trinity Ladies' Guild held the regular euchre party in the basement of the Church last Tuesday with eight tables in play. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Carter and Ronnie Hodgins; lone hands by Mrs. Gordon Atkinson and Thomas Emery; and low scores by Mrs. Dwight Henderson and Mrs. Helen Carling, using a man's card. Lucky chair prize went to William Mathers. Next party will be held February 25. MEDWAY EUCHRE Members of Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Clarence Lewis last Monday for their regular party with 14 present, High score prizes were won by Mrs. Carmen Hodgins, Austin Hobbs and Carman Hodgins; lone hands, Mrs. Austin Hobbs; and low scores, Mrs. Cliff McRoberts and Earl Middleton. Next party will be February 24 at the home of Cliff McRoberts. Auxiliary girls serve breakfast Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lucan Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion served a businessman's breakfast to about 30 men last Tuesday morning, sponsored by Shur Sweet Feeds. This was something new for the ladies, and the men enjoyed their bacon and eggs in different surroundings. CANCER SOCIETY Lucan Branch of the canvassing committee of the Canadian Cancer Society, met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. M. H. Hodgins, to review plans for campaigning in 1969. It was decided to commence canvassing April 14 and to continue for two weeks until April 25. Ilderton man passes away Cecil G. Walls of Ilderton died Thursday, February 13 at St. Joseph's Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude (Shipley) Walls; a daughter Mrs. Randall (Reta) Johnstone of Denfield; brothers, Telford Walls, of Denfield and Earl M. Walls, London; and a sister Mrs. A. E. (Irene) Menzies, London. Service was conducted by Rev. G. C. Johnson and Rev. A. E. Menzies at the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home,Lucan, with interment in t. George's Cemetery, London Township. Pallbearers were BM Wails, Beecher Menzies, Doug Walls, Jim Shipley, Don Medd, and Bev Shipley, Flower bearers were Geo. Thompson, John Walls, Ken Knowles, Bob Drennan and Harold Walls. Couples dance is successful The Valentine Dance sponsored by the Couples' Club of the Lucan United Church was a tremendous success, The hall was gaily decorated by Mrs, E. G. Ross and Mrs. Alden Walker, with help from Mrs. W. C. Tupling. There was an attendance of about 250 people. The orchestra was an old-time type, playing for square dancing, waltzing, etc. The proceeds from this Dance will be used toward the purchase of folding doors for the C.E. building of Lucan United Church. Mr, & Mrs. Heber Davis were Valentine Day guests of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Bob Coleman, Bob Robinson was most fortunate to escape serious injury last Tuesday evening when his tractor and trailer ran off the icy road on Highway 401. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hodgson and George were Sunday guests of Mrs. Eldon Hodgson. Dr, & Mrs, S. J. Morrison and family spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rummell. WINNING SPEAKER —Joe Mitchell won the Royal Canadian Public Speaking Contest at Kingsville last Saturday. He will now go on to compete for Western Ontario. This contest will be at Woodstock, March I . Five little pigs had to go home The Lucan and District TOPS club held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Gary McKenzie, with eight members to weigh-in and answer roll call. Recording of weights showed a big improvement from last week, but still five little pigs went home. Two ladies tied for the Queen of the week title. They were Mrs. A. Koricina and Mrs. Art Bates. Mrs. R. Carty won the mystery prize. Explorer girls collect stamps Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers met in the C.E. building of the Lucan United Church with 30 Explorers and four Counsellors in attendance, Chief Explorer Janice Walker led the opening ceremony. Mrs. William Froats conducted a quiz on China and talked of China's history. Mrs. Ross McRoberts provided music for the singing. "Did you know?" facts on China were presented by Donna Leitch, Lynn Emery and Lori Wilson. Worship service was conducted by Ruth Ann Atkinson, June Donaldson and Mrs. Keith Kraul. Four more proverbs were discussed, for example, "If you want dinner, don't insult the cook. There were some used stamps brought in for the Bible Society, and also some buttons and pins for the bale. Each leader took a group of girls to do further research on China, 011•1•111111•11.1.111111., Burning Rectal Itch Relieved In Minutes Exclusive Healing Substance Relieves Pain As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids. If you want satisfactory relief from 'Itching Piles'—here's good news. A renowned research laboratory has found a unique healing substance that promptly relieves the burning itch and pain—actually shrinks hemorrhoids. This substance has been shown to produce a most effec- tive rate of healing. Its germ-killing properties also help prevent infection. In case after case "very striking improvement" was noted, e‘ en among cases of long standing. And this improvement was maintained over a period of .months! Timis was accomplished by a new healing substance (ilio-D yner— which quickly helps heal injured cells and stimulate go em lb of new tissue. Now ]lie-Dy n e is offered in ointment and suppository form called Preparation "11". Ask for it, at all drug stores—satisfaction or money refunded, junior farmers plan for dance The regular meeting of Lucan Junior Farmers was held last Tuesday with about 30 members present. Allan Robertson took the chair, Those present were asked to each try to take a new member to the next meeting. Final arrangements were made for the meeting and dance, to be held Friday night at the Legion Hall. The meeting last Friday was well attended with approximately 60 Jr nior Farmers being present. The chair was taken by Ron Abbott. Business session time was taken up by campaigning and voting for officers and executive. There were skits and talks, with posters around the walls, to back up the campaigning. Voting will be continued at the county banquet February 21 at Thorndale. By J. E. BURT Last Friday night two more of Lucan's minor hockey teams were put off the play-off trail by Glencoe, The pee wees lost 2-1 to drop their best 2 out of 3 series two games to one, and the midgets lost 3-1 to be side-lined two games to one. In novice play Lucan side-lined Wilton Grove in a two game total goal series 13-4. Now they meet with Glencoe and Belmont in a round robin knockout series. As at time of writing I don't know when this series will get under way. Saturday night dances are Mason receives service button Members of Irving Lodge No. 154, Lucan Branch, held their regular meeting at the Masonic Hall, last Thursday. Harold Hodgins, Main Street, Lucan, proudly received his 50 year Masonic gold lapel button. There were a number of visitors from other Lodges present for this special occasion. Lions watch airflight film Lucan and district Lions Club held the regular meeting in the basement of Holy Trinity Church last Monday with 70 percent attendance. Len Knight of RR 3 Granton was introduced as a new Member, A film was presented, from the National Film Board, "Helicopter — Canada." This outstanding film was made in 1968, and was taken entirely from a helicopter, travelling from Atlantic to Pacific and shows the main focal points of interest of Canada. Scenes of wildlife, the prairies, industries, cities and outstanding scenery were shown. Plans were discussed for the annual hockey night, probably in March. An appeal had been received from CNIB for pledges for the donation of eyes. starting again with a new band supplying the music. It is the San-an-Tones with Country and Western music. Hope to see you dance lovers out again. In novice league play last Saturday it was a 1-1 tie between Stoneybrook and Tillsonburg in an exhibition game. Exeter beat Ilderton 5.1 and Lucan downed Dorchester 5-2. Lucan Legion Coming Events Social and Lounge Sat. Feb. 22 Roy Nash Band Wed. Feb. 26 Hockey nite Watch NHL Hockey on our colour TV Thurs. Feb. 27 BINGO Fri. Feb. 28 ZONE SPORTS Lucan at Strathroy Legion stages Valentine dance Members of Lucan Legion sponsored e Valentine Ball in the Legion Hall, Saturday. The hall was gaily decorated by Jack Elson and his daughters. Entertainment was in western style and included two huge kettles of baked beans, provided by Mrs. Art Bates. The evening was a great success and 170 people were present. Sunny days and clear, cold nights are the best combination for maple sap flow. Page 14 Times-Advocate, February 20, 1969 Couple back from Nassau trip, youngsters enjoy skiing trips If /1111111N1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiii lllll tr. iiiiii 111111114111111 llllllll 1111111 lllllll 11;111111111111111 Church news i1111 iiiiiiiii 111111.11111111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111111111111111/11111 llllllll 1 llllllll 11111111111111M lllllll 11111 llllllllll 111111111 WANTED HARDWOOD LOGS AND STANDING TIMBER WE PAY CASH F'OP BUSH LOTS George Coultis & Son Limited Thedford, °Marie) PHONE 296-4078 84 EVENINGS 296.4885 Novice hockey team advances in playoff 0