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Lucan District News
Hardys Compete In
Pigeon Flight
The Forest City .Racing Pigeon
Club held its annual 300-mile
young bird flight last Saturday
from Perth, Ont. This is the
longest flight of the year,
year the Kitchener Club
This
also
competed. In all, 147 birds from
21 lofts entered. Because of head
winds and lashing’ rains, only
three birds homed the same day
and these were from Kitchener
which is 50 miles closer to
Perth. Many of the boys did not
clock at all, so adverse were the
weather conditions. In the re
sults reported there are three
Lucan names—>C. Hardy, 002
yards per minute; N- Hardy,
585; and J. Hardy, 571. Con
gratulations to the Hardys.
Teenage Organization
It is hoped every teenager
from 13 to 19 will be present
at the public school on Friday
October 5, at S o’clock to re
organize and elect officers for
the coming season. Get behind
this group and start it off with
a bang.
New shipment just arrived in Young Men’s Style
Gabardines and Yarn-dyed Worsteds
One Pay Only
from at the old price!
Are You the Man in the
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Our Greatest Salej Shower Gifts On
Shirley Cobleigh
J It rained for Ilderton Fan
'rained | Lucan
; shower I United
honour
popular| community workers-
j ley Cobleigh, whose marriage to
i Mr. John Ryan will take Place
J in the United Church on Wed-
| nesday, October 3. As Shirley" be
longed to so many different
organizations, there was an ex-1 ceptionally large attendance.
The parlours were beautifully
decorated with autumn flowers.
Tinted egg sections (in memory
of her years at the creamery)
added an unique touch to the
other decorations. A miniature
wedding group on the piano was
another attraction.
The gifts were a trilight lamp
and nest of tables, a silver relish,
dish from the C.G.I.T. group, in
dividual small gifts—and a doz
en eggs.
The program consisted of two
clevqr contests, solo by Mrs,
Skelton, a sing-song led by Mrs.
Murray Hodgins and songs by
the C.G.I.T. group.
The very happy evening closed
with cake and ice-cream.
tor Strathroy Fair,
had also another
on Friday night in tlie
Church parlours, to do
to one of Lucan’s most
and active church and
Miss Shir-
of Ready-Made Suits
Sat., Oct. 6J
Sale Price $39.50 * Extra Trousers $1.00
No Charge for Alterations
We have a wide selection to choose
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Miss Hattie Hodgins attended
anniversary service at Birr on
Sunday.
Mrs. Allan Fitzsimmons and
Mrs. L. Scott, Thorndale, spent
Monday morning with Mrs. I.
Underwood. They came up to
Lucan with the Rev. Mr. Weeks,
who attended the funeral of Mrs.
Harrison,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins
attended the harvest home ser
vice at Saintsbury on Sunday
and visited with their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Carroll.
The many friends ’of Mrs.
Strasser are glad to see her back
in the store. She made a won
derful recovery after such a
severe illness.
Week-end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Hill were Mrs.
Hill’s brother, Mr. T. R. Simp
son, of Weston and Mr. W. R-
Forsythe,
Kansas,
Mr. and
Stratford
with Mr.
gins.One Lucan subscriber has al
ready sent two subscriptions for
her children as birthday gifts
and reports how very much her
children enjoy the local news.
Another birthday
November and it
subscription for
also.
Congratulations
Carroll of Saintsbury who won
$90 at the Legion Bingo at the
Exeter Arena last Friday night.
She nearly won the $500.
Mr. Herb Stretton has given
up his position with the Hay
Stationery and is back with the
hydro in Lucan’.
A quartette from Granton as
sisted in the Saintsbury harvest
home service while Mrs. Gordon
Mains of Dorchester had charge
of the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. William McComb
left last Monday for the west.
They went by way of Manitou-
Im and Thessalon stopping off
for the cattle sales, then continu
ing to Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta
Mr. Lloyd Lynn and son Ger
ald, Aljoe Culbert and Clarence
Lewis attended the stocker and
feeder sales in the north last
week. Mr. Lynn and Mr. Culbert
each bought* a load of cattle at
the Thessalon sale and Mr. Lewis
bought a load at Little Current.
Mr. F. Morgenroth, Mr. Joe
Benn, Mr. Eddie Hawkshaw and
Mr. Alex Young attended the
“Share the Wealth” Legion Bin-
go at Parkhill on Saturday night
and Mr. Young was the lucky
winner. Congratulations.
Mr. Bob McLean and his bro
ther left for Oshawa. From there
Bob will go to North Bay to
visit his daughter, Mrs. M.
Craigie.
Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Culbert
have returned home from a most
pleasant business and pleasure
trip to Manitoulin Island and the
Soo.Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins of
Lu</m and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hodgins of Owen Sound were
Sunday visitors with the form
er's daughter, Isabel, and her
family in London.
Several boys from Elginfield
area were delighted to receive
cheques in the mail the other
day. These checks were awards
won by the boys in the judging
competitions at Western Fair.
Alex, Roy and Jim McComb, Ri
chard and Allen Gledhill, Bob
and Fred Lewis and Don Mc
Comb were among the boys who
Won amounts varying according
to their score.
of Medicine Lodge,
Mrs. A. H. Fisher of
spent the week-end
and Mrs. Cecil Hod-
is coming in
means another
this daughter
to Mrs. Harry
Attend Ilderton Fair
The pupils of Denfield, South
gate, 3 and 10, S.S. 26 and
Coursey School enjoyed a holi
day last Wednesday to attend
Ilderton Fair. Each of these
schools entered the parade.
Southgate school, (teacher Mr.
Archie Blandford), won third
>place and were called back be
fore the grandstand to demon
strate their marching.
Many of the older boys from
this area exhibited potatoes in
the Potato Club display. Richard
Gledhill received first prize.
Members of the Swine Club
showed hogs and the Calf Club
exhibited their calves.
All in all, it was a wonderful
fair despite the cold weather,
Priced from $20.30 to $55.00
John, the nine-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garrett of
Granton was the proud and hap
py little boy on Wednesday last
when his six-month-old pullets
took first prize at the Ilderton
Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hodgins
arrived home on Monday last
after a most enjoyable honey
moon trip to the Pacific coast.
They ran into some bad roads
and met with
to their car.
The school
don is visiting
this week and
up.
The friends of Mr, Don Bant
ing were much pleased to learn
his horse won second prize at
the Strathroy Fair on Saturday,
Another boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hardy was born in St.
Joseph’s Hospital on Saturday,
September 22. Congratulations’.
a minor accident
nurse from. Loa
the public school
making- a check-
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