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hold. They are Lynn Emery, Donna Leitch, Patti Fisher and Karen Coughlin. A Blue Star girl, Linda
Hayter is showing book marks made from bread clips and Red Star girl, Cheryl Hardy displays a
hand-made valentine. Book marks and valentines, made by the Explorers, will go to the Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich.
Public speaking winners
named in Legion contest
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Lucan
and district new .
C'orreapoudent, Mrs, Frances Saward
Hold.bantam tourney
The bridal procession was led
into St. Patrick's Church, Lucan
by Rev. Father F. J. Bricklin
when he also united in marriage
Ruth Mary Morkin and John
Joseph Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs, Leo Morkin, RR
3 Lucan are the bride's parents
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Murphy,
Lindsay, Ontario.
The wedding soloist was
Helen Van Bussel, Hamilton and
was accompanied by Betty
Morkin on the organ. Michael
O'Shea read the scripture
lessons.
The bride was lovely in a high
waisted white velvet gown with a
sheer beaded yoke and long
sleeves beaded at the wrist. Her
long veil fell to a cathedral train
and her bouquet was white roses
and gardenias.
Mary Lou ArnistrOng,
Toronto was bridesmaid and
Comrade Sid Daley. These went
to Ann Revington, Cindy
Shumka, Biddulph Public School
and Berta Vandenboomen, St.
Patrick's Separate School.
Miss Revington also received
a plaque, which was presented,
for annual competition, by the
local Legion Branch, upon which
has been inscribed her name and
that of her school. We are also
happy to announce that Miss
Revington's essay won the Zone
A5 competition and has been
forwarded for entry in the
District A Competition.
MaTMETEZKIENAM
ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN
The ACW met in Carlisle Hall
recently. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins,
president conducted the
meeting.
Rev. R. A. Carson lead a
Bible discussion on Hospitality
based on the Feeding of the
Multitudes. Mrs. J. Murdy read
humourous passages from a
Senior Citizens Newsletter.
Following the business
meeting the ladies repaired the
hymn books and prayer books.
The hostesses were Mrs.
Atkinson and Mrs. Haskett.
YOUTH MOVEMENT
The AYM meeting was held
Monday, when plans were made
for an Every Person Visitation to
present Mission '70, Lent 1970
and the Diocese of Huron
Appeal for World Hunger.
The Young People are going
to call on all the members of the
parish and ask that they attend
church every Sunday in Lent.
wore a long dress in a raspberry
color, fashioned in Mary Queen
of Scots style. It featured a high
neckline and leg of mutton
sleeves. She carried a white muff
with roses attached.
The groom was attended by
Peter Shannon, Toronto.
The guests were ushered by
Patrick Morkin, Vancouver and
Ronald Bolton, St. Marys,
Keven O'Shea and Jeffery De
Brouwer were the servers.
After the wedding reception
which was held in the Legion
Lucan the bridal couple
left for a honeymoon in Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. The bride's
travelling outfit was a kennel
Rose dress and hat, black lamb
jacket with a White corsage.
The happy Couple now reside
in Guelph, where the bride is On
the staff of Guelph Separate
School,
At 8:00 p.m. Friday,
February 13, Branch 540, rtcyal
Canadian Legion, Lucan will
host the Zone A5 Public
Speaking Competition —
Everyone is welcome and we
urge you to attend and support
this worthwhile Legion program.
As members of the Royal
Canadian Legion, we would be
most remiss if we did not
express our grateful thanks to
the teachers, the contestants and
to everyone who contributed
their time and effort to the
success of our programs.
ViStf4AME
Mission '70 is a week of
Lenten Services held from
February 15 to 19 in Carlisle
The offering for World
Hunger is to be received March
8.
CHURCH SERVICES
A Service of Holy
Communion was held Ash
Wednesday. Sunday February
15, the Sunday School meets at
9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and
Nursery are at 11:00 a.m.
At 7:30 p.m. Mission '70
begins which will deal with
Family Relations. The film
`David and Hazel' will be shown,
followed by a discussion. On
February 6, the film 'Courtship'
a provocative look at courting
customs around the world will
be shown and discussed. On
Tuesday, February 17 the film
`Nobody Waved Good-bye'
which deals with delinquency in
an affluent society will be shown
and discussed. February 18, the
film 'Jamie: the story of a
Sibling' which is about sibling
rivalry will be viewed and
discussed. On February 19, 'The
Game' which is about sexual
behaviour of today's teenager
will be shown. Each evening
ample opportunity will be given
to all to question, suggest, and
learn about what the Christian,
through faith and Bible teaching,
has to say about these Family
situations.
LEAGUE OF LOYALTY
Sunday the following awards
were announced: 4th star
(perfect attendance) to Tim
Culbert and Cheryl Hardy, Holly
Elson, Karen Henderson, Wendy
Kraul; 3rd star to Lynn Stanley,
Bill Carson, John Henderson,
Jane Hardy; 2nd star to Michael
Stanley, Ruth Ann Atkinson,
Sandra Avery; 1st star to Debbie
Hodgins, Coralin Knoblauch,
Robin Kraul, Faron Sovereign,
Ferlin Sovereign, Roger Lewis,
Bill Lewis, Ron Glenn, Jackie
Root, Rebecca McTaggert.
UNITED CHURCH
Hi-C
al At the regular meeting of the
Hi-C it was decided proceeds of
a bake sale being sponsored by
the Hi-C will be used to assist an
orphan.
The sale will be held at the
old bake shop, February 14.
CHURCH SERVICE
The lessons for Sunday
service were read by Grace
Smith and Donna Walker. Rev.
W. C. Tupling spoke on
"Growing with Jesus."
Confirmation classes continue
each Friday evening.
"Christian Education Class",
is scheduled for this Sunday at
Metropolitan United Church,
London.
Attack and rob
Lucan area man
Wayne 'Culbert who was
attacked, beaten and robbed on
Market Lane, London, last week
suffered cuts On the hands and
concussion. He is a patient , in
Victoria Hospital and his
coriditiOn is improving,
Phone 22741517
Granton resident
dies in hospital
Alex Crockett of Granton,
formerly with Labatts Ltd.
London, passed away in Victoria
Hospital on Wednesday
February 4, 1970 in his 67th
year.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Mary Elizabeth Cook, a
step daughter Rhea (Mrs. Ken
Hardie) of Granton, a stepson
Jack Langford of London, two
brothers, Earl of Baysville and
Austin of Toronto, also seven
grandchildren (one deceased)
and one great-grandchild.
Funeral was from the Murdy
Funeral Home, Lucan, where
service was conducted by Rev.
Susan Seymour of Granton
United Church on Friday,
February 6, at 2 p.m.
Pallbearers were Cliff and
Fred Cook, Jim Riddle, Max
Bilyea,Hae. Harry Hughes and Harold
Hardie.
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personals
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hankala
and family, Westland, Michigan
were weekend guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Aljoe Culbert, and visited
Doris who has been moved from
St. Joseph's Hospital to St.
Mary's Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Mc Falls,
London were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson and
Mrs. Bob Coleman.
After two and one-half weeks
in North Miami, Florida, Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Haskett, returned
home. While there they were
guests of the latter's brother and
wife, Mr. & Mrs. Al Armitt.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Arlo Stuckey, Grand Bend.
Cement blocks have arrived
to commence the foundation for
the apartment building being
erected on Frank Street.
George Young's store has
been purchased by Gary and
Marlyne McFalls.
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley have
returned from a weeketici trip to
Terinuda. They had an enjoyable
time and found Beiniuda a
delightful island to visit.
Call tenders
at Biddulph
Biddulph Township council
decided to advertise for tenders
on nine municipal drains at their
February meeting.
The drains are the following:
Neil, Dewar, Mitchell-Grace,
Smith-Glavin, Scott, Queen St.
and Cook, Chittick, Whelihan
and Mitchell.
Tenders are also being called
for 12,000 cubic yards of gravel
for township roads.
In other business, council:
Appointed Reeve Wilson
Hodgins as representative on the
Ausable River Conservation
Authority and Councillor James
Ryan to the Upper Thames.
Concurred with a resolution
from Westminster Township
asking the county school board
to levy charges to municipalities
twice yearly as opposed to
quarterly.
Concurred with a resolution
from Uxbridge Township
opposing proposed government
regulations pertaining to gravel
pits.
Approved a building permit
for David Baker, lot 13, N.B., to
renovate a house.
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Mrs. Percy Adams, Blyth
visited with her mother, Mrs.
George Wallace and her sister,
Mrs. Verna Brooks.
T. L. Scott returned home
from Seaforth Hospital after
being confined two weeks with
flu.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Eggert of
Rostock visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Gardiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Carlingford were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. George Wallace and
Mrs. Verna Brooks.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Splane of
London attended the "At
Home" at Mitchell District High
School Friday night and visited
with Mrs. Splane's parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Scott.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. &
Mrs. Jack McGhee, and family,
London; Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Hulley and family, Winthrop;
Mr, & Mrs. Larry Gardner and
Steven, Cremarty.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Knechtel,
Rostock visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Gardiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Eyre and
Richard, Shedders were recent
Visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Gordon
Scott.
Ladies invited
to next CGIT
The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT
meeting was held Tuesday in the
auditorium of the United
Church Christian Education
building.
Brenda Herbert, president,
chaired the meeting which
opened with the CGIT Purpose.
Roll call was answered by 20
members.
It was decided to ask the
Anglican Women, the Women of
the United Church, Hi-C, Sigma
C, and Explorers to attend the
next meeting to hear Mr. Wm.
Collarce and the five young
people he is bringing with him.
These people are going to the
Cree Indians at the Reservation
at Lake Mistassini. A silver
collection will be taken towards
this work.
A May Pole Tea to be held at
the Anglican Church was under
discussion and an interesting
program for March 31 of Hair
styling and care by Mrs. Marion
Lewis, was announced.
Brenda Hodgins and Janet
Smith were in charge of the
worship and read the Indian
version of the 23rd Psalm.
Before Mrs. ,Worthington
continued with the study on the
Canadian Indians, she led the
girls in games.
Form Cub pack
for young boys
A Cub Pack is being started at
Holy Trinity Church and is open
to all boys aged 8, 9, 10, 11. The
meetings will be at 7:00 p.m.
Fridays in Carlisle Hall.
SATURDAY MOVIES
At 10:00 a.m. Saturday the
AYM will show movies in the
Parish Hall to the children who
come.
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for two clubs
The weekly euchre was held
at the Orange Hall, Wednesday
with four tables in play.
Prizes were won by the
following: ladies' high, Mrs.
Rose Atkinson; ladies' lone
hands, Mrs. C. Neal; men's high,
Eric Hodgins; men's lone hands,
Bev Hodgins; Box of groceries,
Bev Hodgins.
The next euchre will be
February 18.
MEDWAY EUCHRE
Medway Euchre Club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Hodgins with four tables
in play.
Prize winners were: ladies'
high score, Mrs. E. E. Summers;
lone hands, Mrs. Jim Kerr; low
score, Mrs. Earl Middleton;
men's high score, Cliff
McRoberts; lone hands, Austin
Hobbs; low score, Earl
Middleton.
Next euchre is at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Middleton,
February 23.
Explorers bring
valentine cards
Thirty-seven girls attended
the Explorers meeting and
brought a hand-made valentine
which will be sent to a district
nursing home.
Book marks were made in the
shape of a cross from bread
clips.
A speech on United Nations
was given by Patti Fisher.
Kathy Hearn and Linda
Hayter each told the story of a
hymn to earn their Blue Star.
Mrs. Wm. Froats concluded
the story of "The Mysterious
Mr. Cobb."
Teams from Glencoe,
Lambeth and Delhi were
declared champ ions in the
annual bantam hockey
tournament held at the Lucan
arena, Saturday.
Glencoe edged Dorchester 4-3
in. the opener and licierton 2.1 to
take the "D" crown, Ilderton
.reached the final by outscoring
.Lucan 5-3 in the opener.
The Lucan youngsters came
back to win the consolation title
by downing Dorchester 6-3.
Lambeth took the "C" title
by swamping Mitchell 14-2 and
blanking Saltfleet 2-0.
In one of the best
tournament games in many
years, Glencoe edged Exeter 3-2
on shots on goal in overtime after
the two teams battled to a 2-2
tie in regulation time.
Exeter reached the final by
blanking Huron East 6-0 and
Delhi downed St. Marys 4-1 in
their first contest,
Exetergoalie Eugene Glavin
was named the most valuable
player of the tournament for his
fine performance in the final
against Delhi.
COME FROM BEHIND
The Exeter club came from
behind with two goals in the last
period to send the game with
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outman and Perry Stover were
the Exeter marksnien.
Against. Huron East, Brad
Deters scored twice with Perry
Stoyer, Bill Hodge, Kevin
Bestard and John Wuerth adding
singles.
Garry Isaac, Ron Funston
and Steve Revington were the
Lucan goal scorers in the
opening game 5.3 loss to
Ilderton.
Mike Wraith led the Lucan
attack in the consolation final
game by bagging two goals.
Adding single. scores were Ron
Funston, Jeff Culbert, Jeff Park
and Steve Revington.
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Under the capable
chairmanship of Comrade Bill
Smith, Branch 540, Royal
Canadian Legion, Lucan, held a
most successful Public Speaking
Contest at the Legion Hall,
Friday, February 6.
There were 110 persons in
attendance 45 of whom were
adults and 19 contestants
speaking on many varied
subjects which made a most
interesting evening.
Johanna Engel, Biddulph
Public School was the winner in
the lower grades division with
Gerrard Mitchell, St. Patrick's
Separate School second and
Maureen O'Brien and John
Mcllhargey both of St. Patrick's
Separate School were tied for
third.
First place for grades seven
and eight went to David Latta,
Biddulph Public School with
Valerie Leitch, Biddulph Public
School and David Toonders, St.
Patrick's Separate School placing
second and third, respectively.
In addition to prizes, the first
place winners were presented
with plaques which were
donated by Branch 540, for
annual competition. These will
be engraved with the name of
the winner and the school
attended where they will be kept
for the ensuing year.
Branch 540 would like to
take this opportunity to thank
the Judges Mrs. D. Park, Mrs. K.
Thompson and Mr. M. H.
Hodgins for a difficult task very
well done. We also thank Mrs. G.
Reilly, President of the Legion
Auxiliary and her faithful crew
for the lunch which followed.
Another highlight of the
evening was the announcement
of the winners of the Royal
Canadian Legion Essay Contest,
by the contest chairman,
Lucan church news
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