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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-05-20, Page 13If you'd like a Volkswagen with more room and more power you'd get what you like in the Volkswagen 1500. Lucan Arena HUNTER DUVAR LTD., Main Street, Tel.: 235-1100 Ilammasiamaaaireamemc2.;:atsvaawl, Page 13 May 20, 1965 Lucan and district news Correspondent; Miss Line Abbott aranianaMMIAMDITIMMI27,2210111W Her dream comes true Two local gals in list of grads Two members of the Lucan- Clandeboye CGIT, Louise Coch- rane, and Betty Ann Lewis, were among the graduates who attended the service held in the Elmwood Presbyterian Church, London Sunday. Others attend- ing were Mrs. Murray Hod- gins, Mrs. J. W. Cochrane, and Jean and Mrs. Arnold Lewis. The best in the three-day festival Pictured here are some of the various champions in last week's names could be recorded, but you'll be able to pick them out 10th annual North Middlesex Music Festival, which was the by looking up the names of the winners in the story print- biggest ever. The youngsters above dispersed before their ed below . Friday morning winners were: Oirls0 vocal solo (13 and un- der), Terri Paul, 88, Dsborne Central; Maureen Smith, Lucan; Kathy Arnold 85, Lu- can; boys', Mike Culbert, 851 Lucan; Gordon Hardy, 84, Bid- dulph Central; Jim Parker, 83, Biddulph Central; girl's vocal solo (14 and under), Maureen Smith, 87, Lucan; Janyce OroSe, 85, Biddillph Central; Peggy Elson, 84, Biddulph central and Beth Daviege 84, Anse. Craig (tied); boys', Gordon Hardy, 86, Peter Blom, 83, DavidRev- ington, 82, all of Biddulph Cen- tral. Friday Afternoon winners were: Girls' vocal solo (15 and under), Leslie Carling 87, Lu- can; Janis Freeman 86, Lu- can; Janyce Grose, 85, Bid- dulph Central; boys', K Campbell, 84, Prince Andrew; Roy Willis, 83, Biddulph Cen- tral; Paul Wood, 80, St. Pat- rick SS. Senior winners for girls were Kathy Arnold, Lucan, and Terri Paul, Usborne Central, (tied); boys, Gordon Hardy, Biddulph Central, Mike Culbert, Lucan (tied); vocal duet (15 and under) Margaret Sanborn and Atm Car- michael 87, Prince Andrew; Marlene Butler and Kathy Ar- nold, 85, Lucan; MaureenSmith and Janis Freeman, 84, Lucan. Highlighted by concert of stars Festival records 10th success CGIT collects 2,425 hangers A fine Tuesday evening meet- ing in the United Church School- room made it possible for the Loma Clandeboye CGIT to be- gin with an outdoor Brazilian game called "Cato Doente". Since the coat-hanger drill last Saturday, 50 more were handed in making a grand total of 2,425 which netted $24.25 for the building fund. There will be a meeting next Tuesday and then no more until exams are over. Mother and daughter banquet tickets for May 28, were sold. Leader Mrs. Murray taught the girls a Brazilian hymn which led up to the worship service, taken by Sherry Fisher. The study book, "Crash Landing" was continued by Mrs. Hodgins, followed by a dis- cussion. President Mrs. .Sheridan li*Va lngton; Bank of montr±gal tropliY! Senior P14119, Gayle 114_80114 by Mr. WSYne Tod. Paulr! tros intermediate girl 0010.P 1st., Jacqueline Hodgins, by Mrs, George Paul; The Howard Kew trophy, Is-t termediate piano, Nancy Ouffin by Miss 4tota Chore; C, H. Lewis Ltd. trophy, 44 boy pianist in Festival, cis Heenan by Philip li,(OffiSi Luean H&$ Associatioe, niter- mediate boy soloist, Peter Cul- bert by President Mrs. Jtia Lockyer; COT Court Valentine trophy (Granton), senior girl soloist, Kathy Arnold and Terri Paul (tied) by Mrs. Mardlin; r r th dale H&S Association trophy, school choir by Mrs. Clarence Hardy to Usbo rn • School; North London Lions Club trophy, vocal double trio, Prince Andrew by Irwin Luther;. Trophy in memory of Mr. Ira I. Carling, best girl pianist, Gayle Mardlin by Leslie Carl- ing; trophy in memory of Frank Egan Sr. church solo, Mau-' reen Smith by Mr. Gordon Jack- lin; Ladies Auxiliary to Ca- nadian Legion, highest mark In the Festival, Anglican Jr. Choir by President Mrs. A. F. Reilly; Hon. W. Stewart, novice trophy to Fred Egan by Mrs. Stewart. SS spoons junior girl, donated by Mrs. Ron Crozier in mem- ory of Mrs. A. E. Vance to C o 11 e e n Blyde, Ailsa Craig; Mary De Dyce, St. Patrick Se- parate, by Mr. J. W. Smith; Biddulph School Board, senior boy vocalist, Mike Culbert, Lu- can, Gordon Hardy, Biddulph Cel.cral (tied) by Mr. Les Ken- nedy; senior duet award do- nated by Mrs. J. Smith in me- mory of Mr. P. 0. King, Mar- garet Sanborn and Ann Car- michael, Prince Andrew by Maureen Smith. Mr. Les Kennedy, chairman of the School Board was MC for the program. During the even- ing Mrs. Clarence Hardy who did so much for the Festival was presented with flower s from St. Patrick School and jewelry from the North Middle- sex Festival committee. FRIDAY EVENING CONCERT A capacity crowd of child- ren, parents and friends filled the auditorium Friday evening for the "Program of Stars" during which the trophies were presented. Lucan Lions Club trophy for junior girl soloist went to Nancy White and was presented by President Don Hodgins; Hearn's Dairy trophy for junior piano to Ann Heenan and Sharon Mard- lin (tied), by Marilyn Hearn; Lucan Canadian Legion trophy for junior boy soloist, Pat Hol- land by President J. W. Smith; Masonville H&S Associ at I o n trophy, two part chorus, Prince Andrew School by Mr. L. Ken- nedy; Lucan WI trophy, unison chorus, Oxbow School by Past The 10th North Middlesex Music Festival was the biggest ever held in the Lucan Memorial Centre, beginning Wednesday May 12 and ending with a "Con- cert of Stars" Friday. Competing were c hi 1 dr en from the schools of Lucan, Biddulph Centre, Prince An- drew, Oxbow, Ailsa Craig, Us- borne Central,Parkhill Separate and St. Patrick's Separate. Mr. Crawford Douglas, music department CKNX Radio Station Wingham, was the adjudicator. Mr. Howard G. Schlotzhauer, inspector of Public Schools, was the guest speaker at the official opening Wednesday evening speaking on the place of music in peoples' lives. He was in- troduced by Mrs. James Free- MEDWAY EUCHRE Last Monday evening the Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McRoberts. High score prizes went to Mrs. Austin Hobbs and Mr. W. J. Stanley; lone hand prizes to. Mrs. Clarence Lewis, and Mr. Otto Daley and low score prizes to Mrs. Bertha Hanson and Mr. Chester McComb. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Chester McComb May 24. banquet May 28 were now avail- able. The offering will be sent to Brazil. Mrs. Arnold Morley of Eliza- betb St., had the thrill of a life- time Thursday when one of her fondest dreams came true. April 27, a representative from CFPL Radio, called on a number of Lucanites and pre- sented them with one dollar and a contest form if they had a bottle of "Wishing Well" in their home. Mrs. Morley had a bottle so, on the back of the form, she wrote her fondest dream. Hers was to talk to her sister, Mrs. Wilda Graham, who has been stationed in Germany for nearly three years. When the draw was made Mrs. Morley was one of the three winners and all arrange- ments were made for her to talk to her sister. What a thrill for both of them! Each year since going to Germany Mrs. Morley has sent her sister a TA subscription, as a birthday gift, and Mrs. Graham reports how much she enjoys the home town news. RECEPTION Miss Monica O'Shea, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Shea, a graduate of St. Jo- seph's School of Nursing was guest of honor at a reception held in the Forester's Hall, Granton, last F r iday night, After the receptionlVlissO'Shea displayed her many gifts at her home. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McLean and Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott. EXPLORERS The Lucan-Clandeboye Ex- plorers met in the school room of the United Church Monday evening and opened with games led by Counsellor B ar bar a Park. The second chapter of Bra- silia was taken and a new song learned. Girls were told tickets for themselves and mothers for the mother and daughter IMENKTM, Lucan personals INDOWSIMEMMAZEMMORMONSVENCROMMMIAMEN altaaMMIRMEMSTAWMISSISS LUCAN CHURCH NEWS UnaleraMaMannatai=n4==. -,aaNnaeraliMantraMaagaVaaMa the young people of today can play in the work of the church. REGIONAL RALLY Many of Lucan'sUCW memb- ers attended the regional rally held at Clandeboye last Wed- nesday. the winter with her daughter and son-in-law Dr. & Mrs. Walter Rice of Stillwater, Okla., and Dr. & Mrs. Ed Bleven of Chickaska, Okla., is home for the summer. Mrs. Rice, who ac- companied her home, will be returning to Oklahoma t his week. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy, Gordon and Julie were among those who attended a dual cele- bration at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Drummond at Orange- vile Sunday in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Stan Hayes of Toronto who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and of Miss May Hodgins of Parkhill, who cele- brated her 87th birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson attended anniversary service at Brinsley Sunday where their cousin the Rev. Herschel Hamilton of Sarnia was the guest speaker. Last Wednesday, when the London Free Press needed a pretty girl to depict Spring among the magnolia blossoms, they chose Miss Heather Ache- son, formerly of Lucan. Sunday May 9, Mrs. Alex McFarlane attended confirma- tion service at St. Columbus Anglican Church, Waterloo, where her grandson Douglas Smith was confirmed. She was accompanied by Mrs. P. 0. King and granddaughter Mau- reen Smith. Mrs. Alice McClung of Hazel- cliffe Sask., who has been at- tending Covenant College, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Banting. Mrs. Sheridan Revington held a family gathering Sunday in honor of her grandson, Peter Revington's 13th birthday. Among the guests was Peter's great-grandmother, Mrs. Harry McFalls of London. Mrs. Dell Sprowl, who spent boys', Randy Carter, 86, Prince Andrew; Murray Landerkin, 85, Ailsa Craig; Brian Here, 84, Prince Andrew; Trophy winners in inter- mediate classes for girls was Jacqueline Hodgins of Biddulph Central and for boys, Peter Culbert, Lucan, Vocal duets (10 and under), Steve Revington and Ken Free- man, 85, Lucan; Peter Culbert and Jeffrey Culbert, 84, Lucan; Julie Hardy and Elizabeth Rev- ington, 83 1/2, Biddulph Cen- tral; girls' vocal solo (12 and under), Kathy Arnold, 86, Lu- can; Terri Paul, 85, Usborne Central and Margaret Sanborn, 85, Prince Andrew, (tied); Mar- line Butler, 84, Lucan and Judy Jeffrey, 84, Prince Andre w (tied): boys', Mike Culbert, 86, Lucan; Francis Heenan, 85, St. Patrick; Michael Walsh, 84, Prince Andrew. Vocal duets (12 and under), Gay Stewart and Judy Jeffrey, 85, Prince Andrew; Nancy and Linda White, 84, Prince And- rew; Margaret O'Neil and Ja- queline Hodgins, 84, Biddulph Central (tied); Kathy Arnold and Marline Butler, 83, Lucan and Cathy Gooding and Anita Nuy- ten, 83, Parkhill SS (tied); piano (7 years), Ann Heenan, 82, St. Patrick; piano (8 years), Sharon Mardlin, 82, Biddulph Central; piano (10 years), Lynda Thom- son, 82, Glendale School (Perth) Marlene Hodgins, 81, Glendale School, Shelly Burnett, 80, Prince Andrew; piano (11 years), Nancy McGuffin, 83, Prince Andrew; Ruth Mardlin, 82, Biddulph Central; Shelly Burnett, 80, Prince Andrew; piano duet, Marlene Hodgins, Glendale and Sharon. Mardlin, 84, Biddulph Central (tied); Patrick SS; 13 years, Joy Pol- lock, 86, Parkhill PS; Beth Davies, 85, Ailsa Craig; Sandra Fitzgerald, 83, Prince Andrew; 15 years, Sandra Fitzgerald, 87, Prince Andrew; 16 years, Gayle Mardlin, 89, Biddulph Central; piano duet, Nancy McGuffin and Sandra Fitzgerald, 83, Prince Andrew; Brenda Wallis and Pat- sy Wallis, 85, Biddulph Central; junior choir 16 and under, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lu- can, 90; church solo, 16 and under, Maureen Smith, 85, Lu- can; Julie Hardy, 83, Biddulph Central. Thursday morning winners were: Chorus with Descant, (Grade 5), Lucan Public School, 82; Biddulph Central School, 80; Parkhill Separate School, 79; Two-part chorus (Grade 6), Prince Andrew School, 86; Bid- dulph Central School, 83; St. Patrick SS, 80; three-part chorus (Grade 7), Parkhill SS, 84; Usborne Central School, 83; Lucan Public School, 82; three-part chorus (Grade 8), Biddulph School, 82; Parkhill SS, 80; Lucan Public School, 77; vocal double duet, Prince Andrew School, 85; Lucan Pub- lic School, 84; Biddulph Central School, 82; school choir, Us- borne Central School, 85; Lucan Public School, 84 1/2; St. Pat- rick SS, 84; boy's vocal solo (10 and under), Peter Culbert, 86, Lucan; Stephen Harwood, 84, Ailsa Craig; David Hudson, 83, Prince Andrew. Thursday afternoon winners were: Girls' vocal solo (11 and un- der), Jacqueline Hodgins, 86, Biddulph Central; Bernadette Hendrikx, 85, Parkhill SS; Gay Stewart, 84, Prince Andrew; United The General UCW meeting was held in the schoolroom last Thursday evening, with the president Mrs. Charles So- vereign in the chair. The worship service was in charge of Mrs. Cecil Robb, assisted by Mrs. Gordon Bant- ing, Mrs. W. R. McFalls and Mrs. H. B. Langford. Roll call was answered by 30 members. There were also four guests. The guest speaker, Father F. J. Bricklin, gave an in- formative and impressive talk on the Roman Catholic faith. The next meeting will be held June 10, when Rabbi Kir- shenbaun of London will speak on the Jewish faith. . . Beta photo MR. AND MRS. JOS. MANDERS Make home near Lucan MESSENGERS The Messengers met in the schoolroom during the 11 o'- clock service. Mrs. Jim Lock- yer and Mrs. Duncan McPhee were in charge. The former told a story from "Children in the Sun". man, past president of the Home & School Association. Wednesday morning winners were: Unison Chorus (Grade 1) St. Patrick Separate School, 78; Parkhill SS, 76; Oxbow School, 75; Grade 2 Prince Andrew School, 8,0; Parkhill SS, 78; Lucan Public School, '77; Grade 3 - Oxbow School, 81; Lucan Public School, 80; Parkhill SS, 76; Grade 4 - Prince Andrew School, 80; Parkhill SS, '78; St. Patrick SS , '7 Girl's vocal solo (6 and under) Colleen Blyde, 80, Ailsa Craig; Karen Gidley, '79, Prince An- drew; Rosemary Roberts, '77, Prince Andrew; boys, Donald Latta, 84, Biddulph Central; Eddy Groenewegen, 81, Park- hill SS; Arnold Ward, 80, Prince Andrew. Wednesday afternoon winners were: Girls' solo (7 and under), Mary Co Dyre, 83, St. Patrick; Ann Revington, 82, Lucan; Star Brown, 81, Biddulph Central; boys, Pat Holland, 85; Jim Thompson, 84, Alan Melanson, 83 all of Lucan; Girl's vocal solo (8 and under) Nancy White, 81, Prince And- rew; Joan Lockyer, 80, Lucan; Joanne Van Asseldonk, 79, Prince Andrew; boys', Fred Egan, 85, St. Patrick SS; Ste- ven Hooper, 84, Ailsa Craig; Brent Harvey, 83, Oxbow. Junior girl trophy winner was Nancy White and the junior boy trophy winner was Pat Holland. Girls' vocal solo, (9 and und- er), Anita Hodgins, 86, Bid- dulph Central; Lola De Boer, 85, Prince Andrew; Sherrie Da- vis, 84, Lucan; boys', Steven Revington, 86; Ken Freeman, 84; Tom Hearn, 83, all of Lu- can. Girls' vocal solo, (10 and under), Jane Lockyer, 87, Lu- can; Julie Hardy, 86, Biddulph Central; Barbara Irvine, 85, Biddulph Central. Wednesday evening winners were: Piano, (12 years), Fran- ces Heenan, 84, St. Patrick SS; Brenda Wallis, 83, Biddulph Central; Tom O'Shea, 80, St. Anglican Rev. E. 0. Lancaster con- gratulated the choir leader, Mr. Gordon Jacklin, the junior choir and choir mothers for having secured the highest mark at the Music Festival. He also announced that the Annual Synod session wouldbe- gin Monday at St. Paul's Ca- thedral, London. Flowers in the Anglican and United Church Sunday were in memory of Mr. Albert Smith, who died in Victoria Hospital, May 12. One son Don is a memb- er of the United Church and another son Ralph was a memb- er of the Anglican before mov- ing to Wallaceburg. an azure blue, re-embroidered lace dress with navy blue hat, black accessories and corsage of pink Sweetheart roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother, in a navy blue gown, pink accessories and corsage of pink Sweetheart roses and white carnations. For a honeymoon trip to Ni- agara the bride changed to a navy blue two piece suit, with navy blue hat and corsage of white carnations, and r ed Sweetheart roses. The couple will make their home at RR 3 Lucan. BUILDING REPORT The building thermometer is still rising and has now passed the $7,000 mark. HI C Eight members of the Lucan- Clandeboye Hi-C, attended the rally at Empress United Church last Sunday evening. The guest speaker was the Rev. J. D. Ormiston, secretary of World Mission Board from Angola who stressed the importantpart that VETERANS All ex-service personnel and their dependents are invited to take advantage of a free Legion service. Mr. H. W. Moyer Service Bureau Officer from London will be at Legion Branch No. 540 on May 26th at 1:30 p.m. to give skilled advice on veterans' benefits. Anyone with questions on war disability pension, War Veterans' Allowance (Burnt-out Pension), Treatment, or hospital care is urged to call or write Mr. D. Ball, Luean, who will arrange an appointment. May 26, 1:30 p.m., at Branch 540 W. D. Dunlop (104 11.71. 1, Aroma, talks to neighbour, Delos titter, beside field glum uplit application of Alrozine. Mr. Dunlop has a Ihrre•fold a ntercat to weed control as a farmer, a custom sprayer and as weed inspetlar far Lanthlon eminty. Split application of Atrazine makes corn growing profitable mA: Community FIREW ORKS on land heavily infested with quack grass "Neighbours of mine had to give up growing cereal crops because the farm was getting so dirty with quack grass," Mr. W. H. Dunlop of Arcona, reports. "Last year they planted 48 acres of this dirty land to corn. We applied a split ,application of Atrazine, the equivalent of 3 lbs. of Atrazine 65W on the first of April, which was ploughed in, and another 3 lbs. early post-emergent, The Lanibton County Soil & Crop Improvement Association supervised this test. The result of the Atrazine application was that my neighbours harvested an excellent crop in spite of the dry season and grossed $5,000 from the 48 acres, "Without, Atrazine it would not be possible for many farmers in this area to grow corn," Mr. Dunlop says. "Shortage of labour for cultivations, combined with serious weed problems, would put them out of business. Atrazine repays its cost many times over. After seeing the results of split applications 'on heavy quack grass inks. tations, would say it is almost a miracle chemical," bailee 65W is available in S lb, bags and 50 lb. -Woe from lath) supply tlealett Hear and Meet "The Casuals" (Courtesy of the Lonoon MusictonS Union) Admission Draw on Bicycle FREE Tickets 25# COME ONEI COME ALLI .10 far good farming TIEDE! !CAPOIDAI LIMITED, 234 EOLtNTON AVENUE 5AST,TODONT012, ONTARIO St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, London was the setting for a double ring marriage ceremony at 1 pm Saturday, April 24, when the Rev. T. G. Czap united in wedlock, Ver- onica (Bonnie) Agnes McLaugh- lin and Joseph Gerardus Mend- ers. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. McLaughlin and the late Mr. W. E. McLaughlin of Lon- don (formerly of RR 3 Lucan) and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Manders of RR 3, Lucan. Given in marriage by her brother, Edward McLaughlin, the bride chose a floor-length gown of peau-de-soie, fashioned with a slight scoop neckline and lily point sleeves. Chantilly lice encrusted the front bodice, forming a full length front panel. The large detachable train was also edged in the same scalloped lace. A matching pillbox head- piece, held a four-tiered face veil. She carried a cascade of white carnations and p e ach Sweetheart roses. The bride was attended by two London sisters, Miss Peggy McLaughlin as maid of honor and Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrick as bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in shrimp organza, with skirt and over-skirt in street- length. They wore matchingJu- liana bow hats, and carried cascades of white carnations, tipped with shrimp. Two nieces, six-year-old Jo-Ann Anger of W ingh am and five-year-old Colleen Fitzpatrick of London, made charming little flower girls in white organza over taffeta with shrimp organza cummerbunds. They c ar r i ed tiny baskets of flowers to match those carried by the brides- maids. The groom was attended by two brothers, Gary Menders of Lucan and Ted Menders of Lon- don. Another brother P e ter Manders of LUcan and the bride's brbtifer, Toni McLaughe. lin of London, were ushers. A 4 o'clock dinner at the Luella Legion Hall was followed by a reception and dance at which the bride's Mother received in