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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-16, Page 14, ,•; af "Ieaataeff'aeeeffaseaafeeaeeeeeeeeaeafleefaerff.''aseeaa`faefefefeef)SseaaMefaa'eeefeefeaeeaaaa!!eaarea!aaaarea'aaa7aef!aaafaaaaa.-T'' Page 14 February 16, 1961 'Phone BA 7-425e Lions plan plan blitz here Liman Recreation Activities By SAM ,KR EATON and district news Director Of Recreation Last w e r k apparently A slight "fauX Pas" developed ,.......)rs.nth regard to the new leather tooling class which will start in the LticaAticlitoritun on Tuesday. Februray 21 under n the direction of Mrs. Gordon NiC11015041. Registration, and "`• a the selection of the article and . pattern desired, should be I . D 1 I S made •by contacting airs. Nieh, rea pu_ olson on or before Tuesday, A February 21 at 8 p.m. in the arena Activities in HS show auditarinm. We also mentioned that Church correspendcent; Miss Una Abbott President Clare S t a ri I e Anglican chaired the regular Lions Club The Holy Trinity alen's Club dinner meeting in the Anglican (with the assistance of a num- church basement last Monday tier of ladies) stage.. another night, successful oyster or nein stip- Plans were made to visit per In the church basement the North London Lions Club last Thursday evening. The Some time in April and to chefs from Woodharn were back visit the Blyth Club, where again and did a splendid job Mr. Don Young (son of Air, in providing piping -hot, appe- and Mrs. Alex Young) is presi- tizing oysters, dent, some time in the near A special service of choral uture. evensong for the First. Sunday Plans were made for the reg- in Lent wilt be sung in Holy War Red Cross blitz March 6, Trinity Church, Lucan, Sunday and for another dance to be evening, February 19 by the held in the Legion Hall, Feb. combined choirs of St. John's 24. Members were given tick- Church, Arva, and Holy Trin- ets to sell for the dance. ity, Luean, at 7.30 pan, The next meeting on Feb.allowing the service a sound 20 will be a brotherhood meet- , film "Man of Music" dealing ing in conjunction with Na- with the life and works of Dr. tional Brotherhood Week. The Healey Witten, Canada's fore - guest speakers will be Father most composer of church mu - Frank Bricklin of the Catholic sic, will be shown, Church, Rev. Roland Harrell of the P'entecostal Holiness United Church Church, Rev, G. W. Sach a, Following the regular 11 the United Church and Rev, o'clocle service, an "apprecia- E. 0. Lancaster of the Angli. tion dinner" was held in the can. The meeting will be open church schoolroom ,vhen teach. to the public at 7.30 p.m. , ers and officers of the church ! school, leaders of mid -week f groups and members of the Skaters present !senior choir were entertained f by the WA. euchre eveniI The guests were welcomed ng 1 by the president Mrs. H. B. Langford and superintendent The committee of the Lucan Figure SkatingMr. C. B. Culbert moved a Club sponsored vote of thanks to the WA. a successful bridge, euchre and dance at the Community The Lucan-Clandeboye Hi C aleff' morial Centre last Friday has been changed back to night. YPU. They met in the Clande- For the euchie, high score boye church Sunday evening Prizes went to Mrs. Wilmer with the president Doug Thomp- Scott and Mr. Clarence Mill- son in the chair and Marilyn son; the low, Mrs, alert Cul.; Eaton leading in the worship beet and Bruce Screaton and service. lone hands, to Mr, Clarence Nancy Scott, owing to school Millson , activities and studies, tender - There was just one prize for ed her resignation as secre- the bridge and it was won by tary, and Marilyn Culbert took a . Mr. Wesley Watson. over. . A number of films were show Clandeboye was lucky in cap-. turmg both the draw on the led in a sing song. cake and the -chicken door prize, Mrs. Art Hodgins win- Pentecostal Holiness Church ring the former and Mrs. ' An interesting young peo- George Simpson. the latter. pies' meeting was held last Janet Neil, daughter of Mr. Friday evening when the Rev.. and Mrs, Cecil Nell. who cele- Roland Harrell presented the brated her ninth birthday Feb- skit, "The' Thief". Linda Cur- ruary 15, made the draws. rie and Theresa Leadbetter Charleton's Orchestra pro- sang a duet. vided the mule fcr the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell and Funds will go towards Ice Re- , Mrs. Clayton Abbott sang a vue scheduled for April 1. ; tie° and Paul Graham sang a LOBA euchre solo. At a euchre sponsored by ' At the 11 o'clock service the LOBA in the lodge rooms Mrs. Ed putter sang a solo here last Wednesday there accompanying herself on her were seven tables in play. accordion. The prize winners were': high f i by Marilyn. Rev. G. W. Sach score, Mrs, Bruce Morley and Mr. Tom Coursey; lone hands, Mrs. Lloyd Hern and Mr. Roy Pepper and loy score. Mrs, Ar- nold Lewis and Mr, Eric Hod- gins. The draw on the box of gro- ceries went to Mrs. Oliver Jae clues of Hensel The next euchre which will be sponsored by the LOL will be held Wednesday evening Feb 22 at the lodge rooms. Library board names officers At the annual meeting of the Lucan Library Board last, Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs. M. 0. Smith much of the time was spent in discussing pos- sibilities of securing a new librarian to succeed the late Mrs. Irene Coursey, who held the office for the past 18 years. Mrs, Coursey's daughter, Mrs, Don' Downs, who has been as- sistant, consented with the help of Miss Lina Abbott, to carry on for a month. In the election of officers chairman namel was Mrs, C. H. George; treas' rer, ,T, H. Cantelon; temporary librarian And secretary, Mrs, Don Downs; board members, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mrs, M. 0. Smith, Messrs. Chas. Corbett, Erle Haskett, ,loe Benn, Jack Steacy and Ivan Hearn (reeve), Coursey school euchre Mrs, Harry Stokes and Mrs, Harvey Hodgins were hostesses for the severetable euchre at the Coursey school last Friday night, Prize winners included for high score, Mrs, Chas. Hag- gar and Mr. Tom Coursey; lone lands, Mr, Eugene Stokes (playing a lady's card) and Mr, Wilson Hodgins; low score, Aire. Guy Ryan and Mr. Ray. mond Hitchcock. The hostesses at the next euchre Feb. 24 wilt be Mrs. Charles Haggai- and Mrs. Har- old Coursey. School social evening Last Friday night the teach- er, Mrs, Heriry Green aM pupils ot SS No, 2 BidcluIph, staged a social evening in the school. There was a good turn - Out for nine (Ales of euchre and three tables of crokinole. The prizc winners kr ilia euehre included, high gent,' Mrs Greenlee and Mr,' Harvey Latta; lone hands, • Mrs. Lorne Barker and Mr, Fred Culbert; low Motes Wirt, henry Green arid Aft, James • SigeWorth, The winner of the bobby pried was Mr, of, lqutray. The proceeds a the evening will go MO the tehtiol kind& MORE LI.IdAN NEWS 1 FiA4E Historical events Birr WI feature Mrs. John Haskett was host- ess for the Birr WI meeting. Ro11 call was answered with "Who lived in my house be- fore me." Donations were voted to the National Foundation Fund and to the public speaking compe- tition at Prince Andrew Public School. Members read the history of the former school section SS No. 5 London Township and clippings of local historical events. Mrs. Reynold Keifer and Mrs. Spencer McLeod were appointed delegates to the leadership forum, sponsored by the Middlesex Federation of Agriculture in the Ilderton Community Hall. Mrs. Frank Liddell presided for the meeting. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. Otto Daley and Mrs. Harold Hod- gins. Lions erect new board Thanks to the co-operation and generosity of the Lions Club, Lucan has a new bulletin' board, which was placed on the side of the Stanley block, fac- ing the former Hub restaurant, by the president Mr. Clare Stanley and Mr, Les Wood Ward,- last Seturday. The board has a glassed -in section to protect notices from rain and snow, Anyone wishing to use this section of the board ean secure a key from the president or Miss Lira Ab- bott. . . . Lost Weight - Fed Young Again "T river realized bow much bets ter wotild feel hy losing weight. My weight had accumulated slow- ly for the laat three years. T lied continued to gain until I suddenly realized I was becoming quite large, I heard of the Naran :Nen end have had wonderful results, I have lost 25 poundsreeelly end without having to starve." Tiroaretere Hatiftilteh A typewriter Weighs about tie pounds, Lin one and imegine what a sttaiii it woeld put en your system if you were to carry it around all day. Excess weight is just such a etrein. Don't punish yourself any longete–,there is ne reatoe for continuing to be evee- Weient tiniest; you cue tho lazy to „. welk to the drug Store ask eor the Neeert Plait The Neren Ptah ie cold en a Shelley 'hatk eitarana tee. rangements were being made The 11th a n n u al variety Inc the holding of e, co per show, "Medway Meanders" was presented by the staff and students of Medway High School last Thursday and Fri- day evenings. A large enthes- iastic crowd so, packed the auditorium both nights that Principal W. E. Kieser raid the show may have to be extended to a third night next year. Lucan and district children who helped on the program in- cluded Iva Stanley (band), girls' chorus, Barbara Ready, Susan Seifred, Sharon Stanley, Carol Stanley. Helm Van Bus- sell, Dana Culbert, alarilyn Culbert, Nancy Haskell, Jean Lankin, Mary Mathers and lva Stanley; Boys' chorus and junior band, 'Randy Paul; "North to Alaska", Judy Basket.; "The Sixteen", Marjorie Donaldson, Ilene Donaldson, Judy Haskett, Julie Clatworthy, Larry Lewis, Carole Davis, Frank Egan, Paul Steacy, Gerald Hamilton, Gary Revington and Randy tooling crafts class for t ose who might be interested. Any- one interested should call Mrs, Murray Hodgins at. BA 7-4714 or contact myself at BA 7-4221 or BA 7-4401. On Monday night, the Luean Midgets earned the right to meet the Mountsfield Midgets in the first round of the Midget "C" 0111}1A eliminations by de. feeling the Ailsa. Craig Midgets in the Lucan Arena by a score of 8 to 4, This gave Lucan the round by a score of 12 to 7. This win also makes the Lis - can Midgets their group charn- pions' In a very close hard played game the Lucan Pee Wees were eliminated from fiirther OMHA competition by Belmont who were the winners by a 3-2 score in the game played on Tuesday evening, These two teams had previously, played to a 5-5 tie, thus Bel- mont wins the round by a score of 8.7. P'eter Butler was Paul and make-up, Julia Croz- , the Lem marksman, assisted ler. by David Lippert and Tom Besides band and chorus Hardy, The Leprechauns will numbers, two plays, "North to now have to concentrate on the Alaska" and "The Dear De- Shamrock League and prep up parted" a skit, dance num- for the Goderich tournaments.1 bers and trampoline acts made The Lucan Bantams played up the interesting program. their first game of a home -and - The entire staff of the school home goals -to -count series with was involved in some manner Mt. Brydges. They emerged of organization or production. the winners on the Jong end of Legion Auxiliary meeting an 8-1 score, Russ Kennedy Auxiliary was held in the ide- Lebaion led off with three goals, Paul The meeting of the Young with two and singles gion Hall last Tuesday evening for Bob Hardy, Tom Shoebot- f with the president, Mrs. A. E. tom and Brian Haskett. They Reilly, in the chair. play the second game in Glen - It was announced that Zone coe on Saturday carrying with Commander, Mrs. Fred Geed them a seven -goal lead. aa. of Strathroy would attend the This Friday night at 8:30 in March meeting. The mystery the Luean Arena, the Combines prize was won by Mrs. Ernest are host to the Exeter Mo - Ross. hawks. The Combines have Lunch committee consisted been turning in a really credit - of Mrs. Fat Crudge, Mrs, A. able brand of hockey lately E. Reilly and Mrs. Charles and all hockey fans will view Skolly. a fine evening of hockey. Lucan personal items The WI held a successful bake sale in the Lucan Motor Sales' room last Saturday. Those in charge included Mrs.' C. H. George, Mrs. Cecil Robb Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wise - and Mrs. Harold Corbett. man and Jean of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley of Georgetown were weekend,' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-, Bert Stanley. In their honor a family gathering was held Sat- urday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Me-' Falls, Mrs, Fred Ford and Mr.I Don Downs last Tuesday visit- ed Mrs. McFalls' brother, Mr. Chester • Sprowl at Kitchener and found him very poorly. Mr. C. P, Corbett is spending' a few days this week attending the Land Surveyors' annual meeting in Windsor, Suellen Leckie and friend Susan Pratt of Kitchener were' weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. George Leckie, Bill and Jane were Sunday guests, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs, ivtitchell Haskett, two Alice St. neighbors are still! seriously ill in St. Joseph's and Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colbert, Cathie and Margaret of Sel- kirk, Manitoba and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Colbert and son Wayne of Ilderton were 'Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Brownlee. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Smith last Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer, Petrolia, Mr. Rod Smith, Lon- don and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Charsley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs and family and Mrs. Edgar McFalls of Lucan also Mrs. Merrill Edwards and family of Fredericton took Mrs. Fred Ford of Detroit home on Thurs- day, remaining with Mr. and Mrs. Ford and family until Fri- day evening. Mrs. Warner McRoberts of the Dresden High School staff took advantage of the mild weekend weather to visit her, home here. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hes- se), of Sarnia, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Pepper, Mrs. Lang DeCoursey of De- troit, who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Irene Coursey, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar McFalls, Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Mont- gomery and f am ily were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schlueter of Dray- ton. Miss Joan Hodgins of the Kitchener. Public School staff is recuperating at her home here after an . attack of flu, Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins, went to Kitch- ener to bring her home. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Chars.; ley returned home on Sunday I after a month's visit with rela- tives and friends in Ottawa and Sudbury. Mrs. Arnold Morley received word of the death of her cous- in, Mr. Clarence S. Baker, who died .Jan. 12 at Helena, Montana. Mr, Baker's mother was the former Nellie Shipley of Granton. The annual World Day of Prayer service will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17 in the Anglican Parish Hall, airs, J. A, Graham, wife of a former Pentecostal Holiness Church here, will he the speaker, CJandeboye. church makes 5$ awa.rds The Sunday School awards Of the United Church have been -given far th ,se qualified for first year certiricates to Deb- bie Milison and June Donald- son; Second year seals, Suzanne Bradley; third year, Helen Simpson and Joan Donaldson; fourth year, Laura Hodgins, Patricia Hodgins, Wayne Don - A ldson, Patsy Bradley and MurraySimpson' Fifth year, RalphSimpson and Betty Scott; sixth year, Hazel Simpson, Gary Donald - eon; seventh year, 130 Don- aldson„ludy Scott, Simon Blake, Jeanette Simpson, Jim Scott, Marilyn Eaton, Nancy Scott, Donna Blake, Bob Eaton and Sheila Donaldson; eighth year, Nancy Nestle and elev- enth year, Marjorie Donaldson. For attendance of 45 or more Sundays pins and certificates were given to Hazel Simpson, Betty Scott, Suzanne Bradley, Joan Donaldson, Gary Donald- son, Bob Donaldson and Mur- ray Simpson, Special awards and pins giyen for 50 Sundays or more went to Judy Scott, Wayne Donaldson and Patsy Bradley. Teachers are Mrs. Gerald !Wilson, Mrs. Alex Macintosh, Mrs. Bruce Bradley, Mrs. Rupert Williams and Miss Dorothy Lynn. Sunday School superintend- ent is Ralph Lynn and assist- ant, Jim Donaldson, Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Paton of Kirkton called on the Paton family on Thursday, afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis visited Mrs. Lewis' brcther and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Armitage of Ballymote on Sun- day. Several families with chil- dren have them confined at home with searletina. The teacher, Mrs, Malcolm Allison, and pupils of Clande- boye School No, 12 and 4 held a Valentine party on Friday agvuitehststhe pre-school children as Mr, Hiram Thompson suffer- .1 Pupils compete in county contest i Angela McNamee of SS No. 6 Biddulph and Wayne Hod- gins of the Lucan Public School who were the best girl and boy orator at the lucan and Biddulph public speaking con- test held recently in the Lucan Public School, last Saturday attended the annual Middlesex; county elementary school pub- , lic speaking contest, held in the Mountsfield school in Lon- don. Here nine boys and nine girls edmpeted and Wayne is to be congratulated in winning sec..; ond place for the boys' divi- sion. Betty Kragten, a native of Holland, who has only been in Canada three years, won first prize for the girls. Alt contestants received books from the trustees and ratepayers group Betty re- ceived a gold medal and a! replica of a silver cup to be sent to her school, CE Institute meeting The third meting of the C. C. Institute for teachers was held at the Parkhill United Church last Wednesday eve- ning, when the Rev. W. Moore of Parkhill continued his class on "Methods of Teaching" and the Rev. K. N. }lick of Ailsa Craig on "Bird's eye view of the Bible". The next meeting is sched- uled for the Lucan church, MORE LUCAN NEWS ON PAGE 15 eda heart attack on Frifiev. He was taken tn St. Joseph's Hosnital on Saturdav afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riddell visited the former's mother, Mrs, 'von Riddell,' on Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital where she is improving :ram an op- tion on Wednesda Little Miss Joan Harper is spending some lime with her prandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham, Celebratee at) years Mrs. Iliram Thompson, the former Elizabeth liotson 'et- tained her .80th birthday on FridaY. She was born in AleGillivm township, daughter ()Ville late John Henson and Elizabeth Dor- man on February 10, 1881. She married Hiram Thompson December 24, 1001. They have lived for 50 years on con. 3 McGillivray township. She is a member of St. Marys Anglican Church, Heins - ley and of the Clandeboye Wont ens' Institute, who sent her flowers. Lucan Junior Farmers Mr, and Mrs. Evan Hodgins and their daughter, Helen, en. tertained the Lucan Junior Farmers and Lucan Junior In- stitute on Monday evening for their February meeting with 14 present. President elected was Don O'Neil; vice-president is Fred Culbert; county director, Doug- las Ovens; secretary, Harvey Railings; assistant. Bch Hod- gins; treasurer, Clare Paton; special constable, John Mcll- hargey; press reporter, Bruce Henry. The annual. banquet and dance is to be held on March 18 at the Lucan Legion Hall at 7 p.ni. Clandeboye wins prizes At Lucan lea', week at the Figure Skating Club euchre and dance Clandeboye folks won many ps'zes, Door prize was won by Mrs. George Simpson, Gent's high and lone hands, Mr, Clarence ;Willson; ladies' high, Mrs, Wilmer Scott, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins won the lucky ticket on a Valentine cake, • Attend capping ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riddell attended the capping cere- mony on Thursday afternoon when their daughter, Miss Mary Riddell, received her cap along with 65 first year she dents at St. Joseph's Hospital, in the recreation room. This was followed by tea served by members of St. Joseph's Hos- pital Auxiliary in the recep- tion room of the nurses' resi- dence. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams and Wayne Williams attended the capping ceremonies when Miss Sandra Williams was one of the 96 young students at Vic- toria Hospital School of Nurs- ing in the recreation room of the Gartshore nurses' resi- dence. Guest speaker at the cere- mony was Rev. Anne Graham of Rowntree Memorial United Church. ;MACH ,NEWS, WI meetitrt The Young People of Mande- boye and Lue-n met in the United 'Church here Sunday evening with Miss Marilyn Baton as convenor. On Sunday at St. James Church the recta' the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, gave an invita- tion to the ladies to attend the service of World Day of Prayer to be held in the Parish Hall of Holy Trthity Church, Lucan at 3 1.).`m. Guest speaker 'il1 be Mrs. Joe Graham of Luean on FriclaY, February 17. Piens are being made to have Lenten services on Thurs- day evenings in the homes in the parish here of 51, James Church by the rector, Attend§ inaugural Mrs, J. H. Paton attended the inaugural meeting of a new ladies' lodge, to be known as Lady Ahoghill Lodge No. 1358 of the Ladies' Orange Benevolent Association in Lon- don, on Saturday. Mrs. George Hunter of alain- ihon, PGM of Ontario West, was the instituting officer. Guests attended from Chat - hen, Hamilton, Dundas, Mac - Tier, Lucan and London. Mrs. Alan :BM ,entertaine,rt 18 members and five, visitors for the W1 inePting when Messrs. Frank Joliffe, Maurice Dupuis. ,end Carmen Knowles gave A talk and exhibitionof Several sizes of nutria, This is a Inc bearing :animal which is .taking the piece -of mink for coats, jackete and other wearing ;garments, They have 00 ector And will pat vegetables also easy to feed. And are tame .And easy la handle. Pelts Are worth about • $30: each, A coat costs about 51200 and is very .durable, neir of live nutria are worth alma 5100.00. President Mrs, N o r in a at ! Hardy presided, The roll call was answered ,bY Ailing "the gag. s and ,mads about, .acls ad• products", The motto "Don't work all your life making a • living but work tolive all your life" was given by Mrs, Albert Rosser, The theme of the meeting Was agriculture. Mrs, Man Bill read a .poern. The hostest. prize was won by Mrs, Alex Macintosh. As; sisting the hoster were Mrs, Rea Neil and Mrs, George Simpson, * .C.01 TURES ARE A (''SAFE)INVESTMENT BECAUSE... • Since its beginning in 1948, United Co -Operatives has had a good record of growth and earnings. Ie has never had earnings of less than a quarter of a million dollars. It has never missed a payment on debenture interest. " United Co -Operatives is a large strong organiz- ation. Its total assets are over $14,000,000. Its annual. sales are over $65,000,000. • The amount of money set aside each year for depreciation reserve alone is more than double the amount required to pay the interest on outstanding debentures. • The debentures are hacked up with over $3,700,000 memlaer-owners' investment in the business. • 5% Interest on 5 year maturity. 6 c',S Interest on 10 and 20 year maturity. 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