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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-05, Page 16PORTRAYING THE FUR INDUSTRY — Parents attending the Open House at JAD McCurdy school last Week had the opportunity to look at many projects of the students. Above, Mrs. C. Somann is being shown some furs and trapping equipment by Bruce Gaynor and Keith MacDonald. T-A photo DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Ghoulfest a success NOTICE Customers of Lucan Hydro Commission POWER INTERRUPTION Tuesday, Nov. 10 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 On the Following Streets Market Street from Main St. to the fourth of Bidduiph Beech St. from Market to Al ice Alice St. from H. Bond Jr. to Main St. William St. from Main St. to Frank St. Main St. from William to Frank St. Main St. from Alice St. to Banting House If Weather Is Unfavorable - This Interruption Will Be Postponed Until The Next Day DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE AT THE Duiterin Hotel CENTRALIA GETS TOP AWARD — Teri Culbert, of CPPL-TV and formerly Of Lucan, was named "Canadian Newscameraman of the Year" for his filming of a demonstration at the Blue Water Bridge in Sarnia at which a womanaccidentallydrove her car through a group of students. The koy Tash Trophy was presented by Governor-General Roland Micherier, Piga 16 Times-Advocate, November 5, 1970 ti k By SID DALEY The "Chief Ghoul" has requested that I thank all and sundry for turning out to the "Ghoulfest" in the Sea, Land and Air Lounge of 540. It was a tremendous success. The prize winners were Pat Crudge of Lucan and The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Linda Brown of London). The comrades are still wondering who the cute red head with the masculine voice is. May be someday Comrade DeGraw will let us know. *'fix! *t! There! Now I feel better — I wish they would make up their minds. All my life I have been led to believe that it is a woman's prerogative to change her mind. There are some men who use it to excess and I am referring to the November 11th Banquet at Branch 540. I have now been advised that November 11th will be open house and that Ladies are definitely welcome. Now we are all confused. So I will repeat: "NOVEMBER 11th IS OPEN HOUSE AND THE LADIES ARE MOST WELCOME TO ATTEND"! Of special importance to our young orators, I am happy to advise that at Provincial Command level the prizes have been increased considerably, The Prize list for the Legion Public Speaking Contest is noted herewith: Grades 1 to 6, $75.00; Grades 7-8, $75.00; Grades 9-10, $150; Grades 11, 12, 13, $500. With the prizes to be won along the way at Branch, Zone and District levels, the winners should do quite handsomely indeed. By MRS. Sunday, Rev. Carson preached on the devil and the Bible. He pointed out that the devil is personal as recorded in both the old and new scriptures and that the devil's greatest accomplishment is his persuading so many people he doesn't exist. Mr. Carson said it is our job to be able to recognize the devil in his many disguises and be able to deal with him. Next Sunday, morning prayer will be at 12:30 p.m. and the Sunday School will meet during the service. Monday, the clergy and lay delegates of the Diocese of Huron will meet in St. Paul's Cathedral to elect a bishop. UNITED CHURCH Sunday, Rev. W. Tupling spoke on The preaching Pew. He said empty pews preach carelessness, hopelessness and safelessness. Occupied pews preach loyalty, responsibility and power. The rites of baptism were conducted for Gerald Lloyd, son Smilin' Carl advises that by popular request the Country Stars will be returning to the Sea, Land and Air Lounge on Saturday, November 6th. The Ladies Auxiliary Weekly Thursday Night Bingo in the main hall of Branch 540 is really becoming the event to attend, especially now that the Jackpot is big enough to do just about all your Xmas shopping. Why not give it a try? Somebody has to win. It could be YOU. The youngsters are reminded that the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Figure Skating starts on November 17th. Now be sure and get your figure skates sharpened and then be sure to get over to the Lucan Arena on November 17th. Aha I'm an "EARLY BIRD". I've got my 1971 Legion dues paid as I promised. I wonder how many others joined me. By golly, I just remembered now I have a free chance in the "EARLY BIRD DRAW". How about you? Dates to remember — November 6 — Poppy Day. November 6 — 9:00 p.m. 1970 Stanley Cup Play-off at Branch 540 Courtesy of Molson's Denny RIGGIN — come on over to 540 and enjoy your favorite suds and the game at the same time — remember everybody has a ringside seat at 540. November 7—Poppy Day. November 8 — Annual Remembrance Day Church Parade to St. Pat's R.C. Church. Please muster at the Legion by 10:30 a.m. so we can move off in of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn, and Bret Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Burchart. Sunday School awards were presented by superintendent, Mrs. Keith Simpson. ACW At the meeting of the Anglican Church Women of St. James Church, Clandeboye held in the home of Mrs. Arnold Lewis the ladies heard a Bible study led by Rev. Carson on Humility. Mrs. Mary Carter read a poem and led games. The ladies made plans for the tea, bazaar and bake sale to be held Saturday at the church. PERSONALS Mrs, Omar Cunningham and Mrs. Amera Hendrie visited Mrs. Harry Robson of Ilderton, Sunday, Mrs, Emily Neile of Birr was also visited by Mrs. Almer Hendrie, Friday. Mrs. Robert Latta is in the hospital for treatment. a motorcade in time for 11:00 a.m. Mass. We urge everyone to take time to REMEMBER. After you have attended church, be sure to attend the Wreath laying ceremony at the Lucan Cenotaph. Our Ladies Auxiliary will be serving do-nuts and coffee following the service. November 11 — 7:00 p.m. Remembrance Banquet - Branch 540, Lucan, and please remember "THIS WILL BE OPEN HOUSE AND LADIES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND". November 17 — Ladies Auxiliary Figure Skating Lucan Arena. And that's 30 for this week and remember — A successful hostess is one who can make her company feel at home — even though she wishes they were! Senior citizens hear about trip Lucan District Senior Citizen's Club was well attended at the Masonic Hall last Thursday and after a singing session Mrs. M. H. Hodgins showed slides, and gave a running commentary, on her trip to the East last summer. Members then played cards until lunch was served. A Birthday cake was brought in for those members who had had a recent birthday. The honours were shared by Mrs. Ellen Whelihan and Mrs. Clarence Rogers. The cake was donated by, Mrs. Ron Crozier. Members chose the name they wish their club to be called in future, the Sunshine Club, Costume party for Explorers Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers held a Halloween party and pot-luck supper, Friday, at the Lucan United Church. There were 41 explorers and three leaders present. Prizes were awarded for fancy costumes in the following classes: — Best pair, Jean Barker and Kathy Hearn; international costume, Cora Engel; funniest costume, Faye Hayter. Prettiest costume, Jane Hardy; most unusual costume, Sheila Smith; costume with the most work, Dorothy Burridge. The outfits were judged by Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Rev. R. A. Carson and Rev. W. C. Tupling. Next Expedition will be November 9. Turkey supper The annual hot turkey supper at the Anglican Church was a great success. In addition to a really good meal, everyone enjoyed fine fellowship. Many former Lucanites from other districts were present. Plan bake sale for Saturday The evening unit of the U,C.W, met in the Q.E. building of the Lucan United Church, last Tuesday. There was a good attendance for the program on Aging, given by Mrs. M, H. Hodgins, Mrs, J. W. Lockyer and Mrs. Duncan McPhee. Discussion brought to light many problems of our older citizens as well as many ideas to brighten their lives. Worship Service •was conducted by Mrs. Eldon Young and Mrs. Harvey Latta. Members were reminded that help would be appreciated by the choir-members who are having a bake sale next Saturday, the proceeds to be donated to the organ fund. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hodgihs, Mrs. Lockyer and Mrs. McPhee, Next meeting will be arranged by Mrs. H. B. Langford and Mrs. A. E. Reilly. Surprise visitors to Lions meeting Lucan and district Lion's Club met Novermber 2, in the basement of the Anglican Church, with 90% attendance, This was mainly a business meeting but there was a surprise visit of six members of the Parkhill Lion's Club, including their president, Lion Bill Waters, and the zone chairman, Lion George Pedlar, who spoke on the activities in the area. One of the Parkhill members present, Lion Tom Glendinning, has recorded a perfect attendance at meetings for 30 years. Mrs. Sheridan Revington attended the luncheon meeting last Wednesday for laymen of United Church held at the Y.M.C.A. in London. Rev. Ernest E. Long, secretary of the general council of the United Church was the guest speaker. The staff of Biddulph Central School were pleased with the large number of interested people who visited the school on parents' night. Mr. & Mrs. James Goodwin of Stratford spent a few days with Mrs. Frank Stanley, prior to leaving for Revelstoke, B.C. to visit their son. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Stanley visited Toronto, staying at the Skyline Hotel, Thursday and Friday of last week, and the weekend with daughters Jean and Joan and celebrated Mr. Stanley's birthday as well as Joan's. UNITED Rev. W. C. Tupling was in charge of the service at the Lucan United Church last Sunday. The lessons were read by Joan Lockyer and Janice Walker. Mr. Tupling's Sermon was entitled, The Preaching Pew. The sacrament of baptism w as • observed for Holly Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Reid, and Jeffrey Douglas, son of Mr. & Mrs. Beverley Hirtzel. Saturday the Hi-C will meet at the Coffee House at 7,30 p.m. to go on a hay-ride. November 15 will be Visitation Sunday and all Elders and Stewards are expected to take part. Please be home to welcome your Church visitor on this Sunday. The Explorers will be distributing door-to-door the United-Anglican Calendar 1971. Your co-operation will be appreciated. Thank you to all who contributed to the U.N.I.C.E.F. Explorer collection. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Harold McCallum of. Walton spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Eber Lewis of Goderieh spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Foran and Karen of Blyth spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Stan PreSzcator, Mrs, Foran and Karen remained the rest of the week. Mrs. Jack Dye spent Friday in London with her daughter Mrs. Lee Helernk ay. Chris Dye spent the weekend in London visiting friends. Mrs. Donald Glanville returned home from Victoria Hospital, London. Graduation at Medway Medway High School Commencement Exercises were held, Friday, and the following are some of the awards presented: Grade IX academic proficiency award, Anne Mohr; B'nai B'rith trophy, arts and science, Jane Hodgson. Subject proficiency awards, Grade X English, Donna Moon; history Grade X, Jeanette Barr, Gradell Donna Walker and Nancy Knoblauch; Grade XII, Gay Stewart. Geography, Grade X, Bruce Sneigrove; Grade XII, Allan McPhee. Mathematics, Grade XI, Nancy Young; science Grade X, Linda ifodgins; French Grade IX, Anne Mohr. Home Economics, Grade XI, Shelley Burnett; commercial course, Grade XI, Jacqueline Hodgins. Jane Hodgson received the Secondary School four year diploma in arts and science; business and commercial diplomas to Bernadette Clymans, Grace Smith and Mary Van Geel. Awards for the five year program in arts and science were won by Michael Culbert, Nancy Hardy, James Hearn, Louise Juergens, Allan McPhee, Michael O'Neill, Elizabeth Park, Kerry Piper, Peter Timmermans and Herman Wilk. Secondary school honours diplomas went to: Joyce Butler, Patricia Elson, Carol Haskett, Margaret Holland, Ronald Maslen, Sylvia Mitoraj, and the University of Guelph matriculation diploma went to Heather Froats. Mrs. Cec Robb entertained friends, Tuesday in honor of her guest, Mrs. A. W. Riehl of Goderich. Mrs. Percy Ryan is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ryan and other Lucan relatives. Visitors with Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, Sunday, were Mr. & Mrs. Allan Robinson and twin sons, Michael and Chris, from New Hamburg; also Mr, & Mrs. Arthur Hodgson and Mrs. Collins (Mrs. Hodgson's mother) from Strathroy; Mrs. William Rock and son David, from Parkhill, Mrs. Gary Trevithick and baby, Helen, and Mary Lynn Shipway, and Mr. & Mrs. Roger Foley of Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. William Varga, Marie, Danny and Billy, and Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fischer from London visited with Mrs. Katherine Fischer last Sunday. ANGLICAN The Sunday School classes are preparing for the Christmas Concert to be held December 13 at 7 p.m. in Carlisle Hall. The school meets each Sunday at 9.45 a.m. The attendance has increased to the point where there is a teacher for each age group. Next Sunday, Remembrance Sunday, Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. The A.Y.M. will attend and breakfast afterward. The A.Y. will attend a Hi-C hay-ride Saturday. They will also hold a skate-a-thon November 11 at the Lucan Arena from 9.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. The Confirmation Class will meet Tuesday. The Confirmation PHONE 227-4411 LUCAN Every Tuesday is Amateur Night Girls Join the Shillelagh Dance Queen Contest Top news award to Lucan native Teri Culbert, a native of Lucan, who has been a photographer with CFPL-TV for eight years, was named the Canadian Newscameraman of the Year and received the Roy Tash Trophy from Governor-General Roland Michener, Monday. The award was for his film of a demonstration which took place on the Blue Water Bridge at Sarnia in September, 1969. The demonstration was staged by University of Western Ontario and Fanshawe College students of London, and high school students of Sarnia, protesting U.S, atomic tests in the Aleutian Islands. Several students were hurt when a woman drove her car through their lines. Mr. Culbert's film caught all the action. It had already been the recipient of three other awards by the Radio-Television News Directors Association. Mr. Culbert's wife accompanied him to Government House to receive the award. Messengers have party By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM The Messengers held a Halloween concert Friday evening. Donald Brine acted as chairman for the program which commenced with a masquerade parade. Mrs. Andy Anderson, Mrs. Ken Parkinson and Mrs. Ellis Strahan judged the costumes. The following were the winners: pre—school and kindergarten, Scott Brintnell, Steven Spence; best comic, Steven Thomson, Barbara Jaques; best homemade costume, Deanna Copeland and Rosemary Witteveen. Grade I to IV: best costume, Cheryl Brine, Janet Parkinson; best comic, Michael Brine, Suzanne Jaques; best homemade costume, Paul Robinson, Sandra Jannson. Grade V to VIII: best Halloween costume, David Jannson, Margaret Parkinson; best comic, Connie Mills, Nancy Jaques; best homemade costume, David Tomlinson, Brian Thomson. Best couple to Grade VIII, best costume, Cynthia and Ellen Copeland; best comic, Elizabeth Levy and Paul Brine. High school and adults, Marvin Hartwick, Mrs. Lloyd Jaques, Mrs. Carl Mills and Mr. Lloyd Jaques, Mrs. Ted Brine and Mrs. George Levy. Other program numbers consisted of recitations, skits, vocal and piano solos and choruses by the children. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hoffmeyer of Mitchell, Sunday. Ted Insley returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, Friday. The Church service was withdrawn Sunday due to the anniversary service at Kirkton United Church. Memorial flowers were placed in the church by the family of the late Oliver Haziewood. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna and Miss Jean Copeland visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Vera Mountain of St. Marys. Dr. H. R. & Mrs. Rokeby-Thomas and Rev. T. & Mrs. Elliott of Kirkton were Sunday guests with Rev. J. C. and Mrs. King. will be December 6, at 7 p.m. The Wolf Cubs meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. This Weekend The Sugar foot Here's An Excellent Group That Gets Raves Wherever They Go Program . , See id SOME OF MY WORK — Students at SAD McCurdy school at Huron Park were pleased to be able to show their parents some of their work during the school's Open House, Thursday. Above, Shelley Lear is pointing out some of her grade three work to her mother, Mrs. Dianne Lear. 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