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Phone 2274474
correspondent: Mrs, Roy Pykeman
The birds are flying again,
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A GROUP OF YOUNG MODELS - Youngsters joined in on Wednesday's fashion show at the Lucan arena.
The youngest of the models shown in front is Chris Lewis. At the back are Julie Mugford, Peggy McFalls, Jen-
nifer MacDonald, John MacDonald, Jeff McFalls and Shelley Lewis. T-A photo.
SPORTS AND CASUAL WEAR — Clothes for all occasions were
modelled at Wednesday's Fashion show at the Lucan arena. Shown
above sporting casual wear are Margueritte McRoberts, Gordon Froats
and Julie Henderson. T-A photo
CHIPMUNKS WERE BEST — The "A" championship in the Lucan
Colleens bowling league was won by the Chipmunks. Back, left, Mary
Van Geel, Bonnie Manders and Eileen Hodgins. Front, Evelyn Harrigan,
Heleh Shipway and Sarah .Hayter..,* T-A photo
COLLEENS "B" CHAMPS — The "B" championship of the• Lucan
Colleens bowling league was won by the Ding-a-lings. They are, back,
left, Cathy Ryan, Diane Brophey and Isabelle Shipway. Front, Ileane
Richardson, captain Nancy Densmore and Diane Garroway.T-A photo
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Trophies to the threebest individuals were
presented at Friday's banquet of the Lucan Colleen's bowling league.
From the left, they are, Thelma Hodgins, 649 triple; Helen Shipway,
293 single and Diane Brophey, 193 average. Diane also bawled a 335
single in the playoffs. T-A photo
It is hoped the recent fluttering
in the air didn't startle the Lucan
residents as the pigeons have
been let loose again, The local
pigeon owners raced their birds
from Kitchener last Sunday as a
rehearsal for the races starting
on this Saturday.
Liman native
in art show
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Sinclair
attended an operetta at Clara
Brerrton school in London. Their
grandaughter Margo Moore was
taking part.
Mr. & Mrs. Aljoe Culbert
visited Wednesday with Miss
Abbott of the McCormick home.
While there, they attended a tea
given by the Women's auxiliary,
Joanne Hodgins and Barbara
England spent the weekend at
Grand Bend.
Nadene Hudson is. in St,
Joesph's Hospital.
Mrs. Frances MacPhee is
visiting Mr, & Mrs. George
Mauwdsley for three weeks and
will be attending the wedding of
David Mauwdsley and Marion
Ruth Langford Saturday.
Gill Saward, daughter of Mrs.
Saward, formerly of Lucan has
been honored by having a show of
her painting at Mazelow Studios
in Toronto.
By SID DALEY
Must apologize for the brevity
of Comments this week. Had to
report in Toronto on Sunday for a
two week course so I wrote it up
prior to leaving,
Say, dad, you are urged to
remember the father and son
banquet that will be held in the
Legion Hall, Lucan on Saturday,
May 19. This is the night Branch
540 pays homage to the coaches,
managers and the many players
of the Lucan Legion sponsored
minor hockey teams, It is also the
night for the presentation of the
individual player awards and I
am told that no one knows who
the winners of these awards are
until the announcement is made
following the banquet - almost
like an academy awards night.
Happy to advise Jack Nairn,
playing coach of the Lucan
Ilderton Jets will be your guest
speaker. There it is dad, the
legion has laid it on, now it is up
to you to make the evening a
complete success by keeping the
evening of the 19th open and
bringing your hockey playing son
to his night out on the Legion.
The Lucan Legion Ladies
Auxiliary held their nominations
and election meeting on Monday,
May 1 and here is the results:
President Gladys Reilly;
Secretary Marg Rummell;
Treasurer, Liz Goddard; 1st vice-
president Kay Thompson; 2nd
vice-president Muriel Kennedy;
Immediate past president
Doreen Crudge; Sergeant at
Arms Helen Ewen; Executive
Doris Butler, Hilda Daley,
Shirley Mason, Helen Lewis and
Olga Bond.
The men of the Branch wish to
congratulate these fine ladies on
their election and trust the
wonderful co-operation and
friendliness that exists between
us will continue.
Say neighbour did you get your
ticket on Branch 540's - $500.00
draw yet. There is a lirrtited
There were some strange
Never the less, here are the
sights to behold in backyards as
people were gazing skyward in
order to clock the first bird home. winners: Culbert, second; Clarence
Geo. Noyes, first: Mart
Hardy, third and Bobbie Hodgins, It is understood some people are fourth,
gettingcolorblind from watching
so closely and other don't know
enough to band the birds that Seniors participate come in first. They put their
bands on the last ones to come in a walkathon home.
An afternoon meeting of the
Sunshine Club was held Thursday Two mishaps with Olga Bond presiding. A total
of 14 members answered the roll
for police call. At least eight senior citizens
walked in the walk-a-thon last
Saturday, The only two accidents in-
vestigated this week by the
Lucan Ontario Provincial Police
detachment were of a similar
nature.
Early Saturday morning a
parked and unattended vehicle
owned by Wilfred Sadler, RR 2,
Parkhill was damaged to the
extent of $75 when struck by an
unknown vehicle on the
Shillelagh Hotel parking lot.
Constable W. J. Hodgins in-
vestigated.
Saturday evening a vehicle
owned by Elmer Bruce Joyce
suffered damages of $75 when it
was struck while parked on the
Pro Hardware parking lot, The
other vehicle involved was driven
by James Ernest Curtis, 102
Duchess Avenue, Lucan, Con-
stable L. L. S. Denny in-
vestigated.
FASHIONS OF. ALL AGES — A large crowd attended the fashion show cr the Lucan.arena, Wednesday, night sponsored by Young's.Clathing
(Ind Dry Goods. Shown above are Tammy and Terry McRoberts, and
Kit and Wendy Hearn. T-A photo
WINS JUDY AWARD - Young's Clothing and Dry Goods in Lucan won
the Judy award for 1972 from the Garment Salesmen Ontario Market
Inc. for outstanding accomplishments in merchandising. Above, store
owner Gary McFalls, receives the award from the group's president
Harold Mandelker.
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Entries Wanted For Lucan Fair
PRELIMINARY CONTEST
Thursday, May 24
BIDDULPH CENTRAL SCHOOL
All entry forms must be sent to Mrs.
Clarence Hardy on or before May 11
JUNIOR 9 & under
INTERMEDIATE 10-13
SENIOR 14-18
Entry forms may be obtained at Lucan Public School, St. Patricks
Separate School, Lucan Locker and Storage or from the following
committee. trTrtters, t•lorp Stepper „(227-4864), Mrs. Clarence, Hardy—.
(2'27-4715) oi:`Akrs: Roy Dyke?rian (227-4875),
Finalists get to perform at the fair on August 17. Come on, let's
make this a real contest and show off the talent that Lucan and sur-
rounding districts have.
PREPARING FOR' BUNNY TEA — The Lutan-Clandeboye Explorers were busy Monday afternoon propar-
incl far Saturday's sunny Too at the Lucon United church.. Shown above with centre pieces are Bonnie
Rithards, Lori Leitch, Joanne Carter and Heather Penwicit. T-A photo
DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS
Off to course
number of tickets sold so get
yours before it becomes too late.
The funds raised are to help
Branch 540 with• .their program
for the youth of the community.
Remember the draw will take
place at the smoker to be held in
the Legion Hall Lucan, on Friday
May 25, 1973. Help the Legion -
Help the kids - by your support of
this fund raising project.
Here is something of interest I
came across the other day
. Americans still like Canada.
Immigration figures reveal that
Americans made up the greatest
percentage of people moving to
this country. They totalled 22,618
persons (18.5 percent) out of a
total of 122,006 immigrants last
year. Maybe we really should
worry about the 'Yanks, if they
can't buy us they're going to
move in on us,
And that's 30 ,for this week -
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husband hasn't told his wife
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