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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-01, Page 14FESTIVAL WINNERS -Competition was keen in the; many divisions of the North Middlesex music festival held in Lucan recently, Miss Christine Wilcos7, assistant' director of music in Ontario, was adjudicator for the event and picked the above musicians as trophy winners in the senior • classes. Thy include: back row, left to right, Shelia Elston, Centralia; Larry Lewis, Granton; Allen White, McGillivray Township, and Norma Jean Stewart, Denfield, Front row, left to right, Patsy Hodgson, Mc- Gillivray Township; Carol Stalker, Granton, and Judy Scott, Clandeboye. GRAND CHAMPIQNS-For the second year in a row, the Dairymen have copped the grand championship of the Lucan Men's Bowling League. They are shown t above with the Labatt Trophy, emblematic of league supremacy. The members in- t elude: back row, left to right, Maurice MacDonald, Jack Marshall, Ivan Hearn, cap- d tain, Earl Morgan. Front row, Elmer Mosurinjohn and Benny Saulinier. The Dairy- men have now been challenged by the Dairymaids of the Ladies' League to corn pete for the dairy championship of Lucan. -Culbert photo ; $ I Ir -Culbert photo Patrol enjoy Scout camp ile!i Page Id .lune 1, 1961 Lucan and .dlstrict news Phone SA 7.42ee Correspondent; _Mica Lina Abbott Mrs, A. Heenan 'NMS p i n presented. Biddulph native Mrs. Anthony Heenan, the former Teresa Breen, 88, died in Mason Villa Hospital, Satur- day, May 20.. The body rested at the C, Haskell, and Son Funeral Home in Lucan, where prayers were said Monday evening at 8.30. At 8.30 a.m. Tuesday, May 23, it was removed. to St, Patrick's Church, Biddulph, for requiem high mass at 9 a,m, with Rev. Father .Frank Bricl;lin officiat- ing, Interment was in St, Pat- rick's cemetery. Pallbearers included Messrs. Joe Grace Sr„ Joe Grace Jr„ Austin Mcllhargey, Pat Toohey, HuMcCarthgll Ty, oohey and Lawrence Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pat Breen, Mrs, ,Heenan spent moat of her life in Bid- dulph township. She was a pa- tient at Mason Villa for seven months, Surviving are one sister, (Cecelia) Mrs. John Morkin. of Claresholm, Alberta and nieces and nephews. Former resident dies inStrathroy Funeral services were held Friday, May 26 at the Douglas Gilpin Funeral Home, Thed- ford, for Mrs. Norman Stoner, e. the former Olive E. Corbett, who died in Strathroy General Hospital. Interment was in Arkona cemetery. on She is survived by one s, Ronald of Thedford, two broth- ers, Harold Corbett, of. Lucan, Maurice Corbett of Paris and a sister, Aileen (Mrs, J. E. Orr) of Parkhill_ Mrs, Stoner was the daughter Scout Master Earl Carling and eight Lucan scouts of the Fox Patrol, with. Paul Steacy as patrol leader and. Jimmy McIntosh as second, accepted the invitation to attend the Scout Camporee, sponsored the Perth District and h over the long weekend at F Creek, near Prospect Hill. One hundred and twenty-five scouts fro15 patrols from Milverton, Stratford, St. Marys, Thorndale and Lucan, were present. of the late Mr. and. Mrs.Wil- by liam Corbett and was born on eld the farm now owned by Mr.Lucan. ish HarolCorbett, just west of Among those attending the' funeral were Mr. and. Mrs, Harold Corbett and Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Corbett of Lucan. and Mr. and Mrs. L, H. Cole ch- bett of Kingsway. g, Rev. 0, E. Lancaster spent ass. last; Wednesday and Thursday ng .a patient in Victoria Hospital -where, he underwent , a nose didg operation. run Projects included tent pit ing, pioneering, fire fightin tracking, map and comp reading, camping, signalli and life -line throwing.. Though the Lucan scouts well, considering the Arai they. have received, yet on each project they came a little short on bringing home a pen- nant. The Lucan scouts left early Saturday morning andarrived home late Monday evening. Legion Auxiliary bingo, In spite of other activities here was a splendid crowd at he Legion. bingo last Thurs- ay night but no one captured th . jack pot. Mrs. Richard Davis (one of Lucan's lucky winners) won the 5 consolation. The Peppers of Exeter we eaIly "hot". Mrs. Pepper w the 11th bingo and also tl full card "Share the Wealth prize while Mr. Pepper share the ninth bingo with Mrs. Tho Weller and Mr. H. B. Lan ford of Lucan. Mr. Bob Morle and Mrs. Don McRoberts w the first and last line "Sha the Wealth" prize. Mrs. Pa Crudge, Miss Muriel Carling and Mr. Benny Kelly all of. Lucan were the consecutiv bingo winners. Carl Neil and Mr. Joe Has keit of Lucan and Mrs. L1oy Ford of Exeter shared the se d bingo. Mrs. Ford als fared the sixth bingo wit rs. Russell Pincombe of Park II, Mr, Ted Bridger of Lu n and Mrs. Lloyd Thompso. Woodham shared the thirl n g6, Other winners included Mrs . Schroeder and Mrs. Harr ghtfoot, both of Centralia id Mary 11lathers, and Mrs ily Appleton, both of Lucan The MIS of Lucan United Church met at the church, May 25, tyith the President, Mrs, George Paul in charge, On behalf of the members, Mrs. Gordon Ranting presented Mrs. Thomas Lee with a life membership pin, her family Mot havingher'ps resentepayd her with the life membership certificate on , Mrs, Win. Aylestock conduct- ed the worship service assisted by Mrs. Park and. Mrs, Hodg- son, Mrs. Baiting read a paper on Temperance. Mrs, G. W, Sachgave a talk on "What is a Missionary?" from the study book. Mrs, Aylestock's daughter, the Rev, Aylestock of North Buxton, was guest speaker and gave an interesting talk on "Suggestions 1 o r Christian Service". Mrs, Lee as Christian Stew- ardship convener read "Merry Month of May", Mrs, Marian Barr was voted financial aid for Baby Band supplies, Mrs, Cecil Robb thanked the ladies for the good bale for the Rescue Mission. Mrs, Alex Young's group will be in charge of the social June meeting. Mrs. Herbert Childs a for- mer leader in Alma College School for. Leaders and WMS Presbyterial. executive is ill in Victoria .Hospital and every- one present signed a card to be sent to her. Lucan horse wins again On Saturday night at Vernon Downs Howard. Rosecroft, own- ed by Sheridan Revington and Bud Gilmour, came first at 2.02. On Saturday night• at the Western Fair Raceway Pauline Volo owned by the Hardy Bros. came first and second. On Friday night at the West- ern Fair Raceway, Meadow Art's, also owned by the Hardy Bros„ came second. Enumerators hold classes Mr. Harold. Corbett, as com- missioner, was in charge of the classes held in. the Parisah. Hall. for 18 enumerators t week, prior to their taking over their duties June 1, as census takers. Honor top bowlers at men's league fete The Lucan Men's League climaxed. their successful bowl- ing s.eaaon, Monday, with a banquet at the Lucan Legion Hall. Trophies were presented to the winners during the annual fete and several comic prizes re were distributed throughout the on program. fe The grand champion Milkmen " received the Labatt Trophy, d presented by Carl Murphy. The s. silverware was accepted by g- Ivan Hearn, captain of the y team. Other members of the on squad included Jack MMarshall, re Earl Morgan, Elmer Mosurin- t john, Maurice MacDonald and Benny Saulnier. Art Bell, representing Lucan e Motor Sales, presented his .Lirm.'s trophy to the Sham- - rocks, who copped the "A" d league honors, The team was r-- made up of Bruce Bradley, o Norm Coursey, Jack Arnold, h Bill. Haskett, Jack Gilmour and • Harvey Rawlings, • The final league trophy went n to the Clandeboye Church c en- try, captained by Gerald Lynn, The team was presented with • the O'Keefe trophy by Jim Lyt- y tle, a representative of the on sl M hi ca of bi .,,. ,. a:J. .o.. •• ,`�Y. ��svY.u. !" 'z:iA r. ..x ,.. ,i��rF�..W�ri'r'�a. "hbr, •:,. BOWLING CHAMPIONS -Jack Arnold, right, is shown presenting his Lucan Bowl- Li ing Lanes trophy to Earl Carling, who topped the high averages in the Lucan Men's sa League during the past season. Other award winners are: left to right, Ab Gilmour, p high. single; Bruce Bradley, captain of the Shamrocks who won the "A"league chamionship and Gerald Lynn, captain of the Clandeboye Church entry who Eon M the O'Keefe trophy for winning the "B" league honors, --Culbert photo un r- ersonal items Mrs, Ira Carling and Miss uric! . Carling spent last. week- d in Kincardine and cele ated a pre•birthday party for nine-year-old Avis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ebner Walpole, Avis' cup of happiness was filled to overflowing when she received a message to say she had won the large doll, dressed With 25 dollar bills, in a draw sponsored by the Kincardine Trades Fair, Mr, Allie Hodgins of London was a Sunday guest of his sis. • Mrs. Annie Fairies. Mr. Cyril J3)ommaert was shed to St, Joseph's Hospital. ere he underwent surgery, liss Merle Law and Mrs. yd E. Bissell of London re Sunday guests of Mr. and s Murray ltodgins, Ir, . and Mrs, Jack Steapy. t Monday attended the ltt- •al of the former's brother, Alex Steady, 55, of Lanni vne, Ont, (near Gananoque), • Steady died of a. heart acts, lcavidg a wlft and two dren, unday visitors With Mr. and rs." Wes 11odgieS., included end, Mrs, Sam Earle and ily a Woodstock, Mrs, 1.1er- it Swehtmaii of Essex and brother, Mr. George Hod ame trophy winners at area. music festival The sixth annual North Mid- dlesex, music festival ended Friday evening with a program presented by the trophy win. nets of the three-day competi- tion, Adjudicator for the event was Miss Christine Wilton,: assistant director of music in Ontario Schools, Mt's, Shedd. an Revington served as con - eerier and Mrs. Calvin Haskett Was secretary treasurer. Trophy winners indudecl; Girl soloists - ,Junior, Sheila .Armitage; int„ Garhie Fritz and :Marton Bullock, senior, ;Judy Scott: high school, Mer - brie Donaldson; rural, Carol Stalker, toy soloists - Junior, Rote fire Gill and Mello' Culbert; int., Andy !Hardy; senior, Allen Whjtc; high schi ol, . harry Mewls; rural, h,l�wni .:Gebel. _ Piano -� Junior, •Gay ,Stow• tet; int„ Dale Schx+ani' senior, Nerve ,Tran Stewattt; best bey in lcstival, Wayfte iitlilgiils; best girl, Shelia Blstiiir Weal duet (rural), Alin Cuts heft• and l, s r b a r ii Zubalr I d , !church solo, Larry Lewis; Thi•' RURAL SCHOOL ten soli chorus (rural). SS 1 and, Unison chorus (20 or mere) SS 9 Biddulph; two-part chorus SS 1 13idclulph 80, SS 2 79 es rus TSA; Unison cher- 5 78; unison chorus (under 20) cvh ' us, McGillivray TSA; school SS 80; two-part chorus (20� liss Masonville; vocal double or more• SS 5 78; two part' Llo trio, McGillivray, ' chords (under 20) SS 9 82; we Trophy were donated by the vocal double trio, SS 9 X78• Mr Lucan Lions, 1-learn's Dairy, ; Girls' solo -= SeVeii years,' ;41 Canadian Legion, Birt-, Clande. Jane llodgsbn 82, Pat flodgies -net boye, 'Riverview and Lucan 81; 8 years,,eather Davis 84, . W1 ; , Masonville 11 & S, Bank Laura Hodgins 83, Betty Scott; 1Jr of Montreal, Paul's, Howard 82; 9 years, Margaret Zubal dot t(ew, Clarence Lewis, .C,, 14, 83, Gloria Arenthels 82,Gweri `Ir Lewis Ltd,, Lucan 11 & S, Mrs, ; Bristow 81; 10, Wendy Elston aft, Lloyd Aehcson, Mrs, . Jack 84, :Madeline Gebel 82; 11, chrJ Ready, Mrs. Clarence !lardy, Mary Korivaar 85, Donis Cul•; S C.O.F,, Court Valentine, North- bent 84, Carol, Bristow 83; •.12,1 M dale 1-I c&z S, North London (Aerie,' Carol Stalker 86, Barbera Zu>t �11n. and awards in memory of ,Mrs, t hal 86, J5nyus Grose 84; T. i fan' Ira I, Carling and Frank Egait l Sharon Bristow 82 Shirley of a Sr, 1 I i Peckhein 81' 14, Ann `Culbert gin 84. gut fNfcGill�ivraamittlon, princrpall , ; d'rch.cy 88, Helen, Thursday '£ oral opening; Wright 80, 'night, She enlarged; toys' ;aide' 1 cs 'dight years,. oil how trachea's . ren help a ,Ji r..,.,.. MM child. bygiving � � p � n?rnY ��ieitoy '80; 3, Genet f g ing him love, a Wright 82; In, Nelson Garrett d feeling of success anti security,18;3; 1,i, Jiht' Calton 82; 12, I.n. ` ned .Rev, G,. We. Sall led in the. roy Maguire '78; 18, Crwin Tea s, of Ailsa Craig, o y TSA, was guest i s i g s W 0 r 111 78, 16, Gladys' wer speaker al the of i ' W h t r, and Mr's, la, W. Renper e Sunday guests ,of? Mrs, Ili; Davidson and Mrs. Jean er of Stifitford, r, and Mtg. Ernest Ken- y and granddaughter, Debra n, have returned horne from .,:., P1 eass tifr n trp aga iw (agee eek's vacetion at 'their cot at Colpoy I3ey, brewery. Present individual awards The winners in the high single, triple and average corn - n, r petition also received trophies at the banquet. Carl Murphy, owner of the Central Hotel, presented his trophy to Ab Gil- mour, who topped the high sin- gles during the season, The Radcliffe Drugs trophy went to Jerry Nurse for his high triple, while Earl Car- ling took home the. high aver- age award. The trophy was presented by Jack Arnold, owner of the Lucan Lanes. Arnold also made a special presentation to the members of the league who rolled genies of 300 and over. The list included: Ab Gilmour, Earl Carling, Keith Simpson, Don Ankers, Vic Hodgins, Art Hodgins, Dr, George, Mert Culbert, Jens Anderson, Keith Dickson. Earl Morgan, Harvey Rollings, Bruce Walden, Rick Mosurin- john, Jack Arnold, Bill. Legg, Jerry Nurse, Don Watson, Russ Lee and Jack Marshall, Each of the losing captains received crying towels. Clare Stanley acted as master of ceremonies for the program and lived up the evening with several stories about some of the members present. The entertainment was pro- vided. by Ron Head and his wife, Doris, London. He per, - formed several magical tricks and had many of the audience on stage to assist him, nnurrnu a o,uruiuru u,urunrnIII nou11'Molar Get The MOST For Your MONEY! Quick Returns! Barley& Seed Grain CONTRACTS See our special contract ori Malting Barley be£or you sign, Fertilizer supplied with contract. c REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL NO. 1 SEED OATS Different Varieties -- A180 Barley, Peas, etc. FAST UNLOADING I=AGILITIES Drop In And See Id's Today! 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