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LUCAN 227.4211 USED KELVIN.ATOR CLOTHES DRYER $35.00 ALSO FOUR NEW ONES TO CLEAR AT COST Wraith-Storey COMPLETE LINE OF fibre acrylique a.°Iwi tuuutwoote,..- CARPET SAMPLES All Barrymore Carpets Are Traffic Rated C. Haskett & Son A ACRILAN Former teacher MC at Concert of Stars The North Middlesex Music Festival for the 11th year was held in the Lucan Community Memorial Centre May 11 and 12, with a concert of stars Friday evening May 13. The festival is sponsored by the Lucan Home and School Association. Mrs. H. L. Sturgis, supervisor of vocal music in Public School as adjudicator was assisted by Mr. Sturgis at the evening ses- sions. Festival convener was Mrs. Jack Arnold and secretary-trea- surer was Mrs. Calvin Haskett. Speaking on Festivals and his own personal experience as an adjudicator, Mr. Dawson Wood- burn was guest speaker at the official opening Wednesday even- ing. Rev, G. W. Sach led in the devotions. WEDNESDAY AM Wednesday morning in unison choruses winners in Grade 1 were: Parkhill Separate School, 82; Biddulph Central School, 81; Prince Andrew Public School, 80; Grade 2, Prince Andrew PS, 82; Hyde Park PS, and St. Patrick's SS, (tied) 81; Lucan PS and Bid- dulph CS (tied) 80; Grade 3, Lu- can PS, 83; Parkhill SS, 82; Prince Andrew PS, 81; Grade 4, Parkhill SS, 83; Lucan PS, 82; Prince Andrew PS and Biddulph CS (tied) 81; Girls vocal solo, six and under, Joan CoDyre, 83; Joanne Hodgins, 82; Kim Powell, Joanne Boland, Cathy Michieleen, and Nancy Rid- dell (tied) 81; boys, Gregory Seifred, 83; Jimmy Sommerdyk, 82; Jacky Van Marie, Martin Wood and Michael Wood (tied) 81; WEDNESDAY PM Girls vocal solo, '7 and under, Karen Gidley, 84; Wendy Powell, 83; Cathy Hopps, 82; boys, Bill Hardy, 84; Don Latta, 83; Sid- ney Smith and Scott Jeffrey (tied) 82; girls vocal solo, 8 and under, Brenda Haskett, 84; Johanna En- gel, 83; Marilyn Scaffe, 82; boys, Perry Wildfong, 84; Bob Crane, 83; William Van Klink, 82; Winners of junior classe s, girls, Brenda Haskett and boys, Perry Wildfong; Girls vocal solo, 9 and under, Hilda Van Vein, 84; Judy White, 85; Linda Irvine and Colleen Pearce (tied) 82; boys, Brent Harvey, 83; Peter Shelton, 82; Kenneth Bloomfield, John Vander Boongaard, Douglas Hudson, and Douglas Barr (tied) 81; girls vocal solo, 10 and under, Lucy Hillman, 83; Magda Denys, 82; Joan Lockyer, Anita Hodgins, Lola De Boer and Marlene Bo- land, (tied) 81; boys, Ken Free- man, 83; Jeff Park, 82; Steven Revington,Paul Johnson and Pet- er Vande Borne (tied) 81; WEDNESDAY EVE Piano, 11 years, Julie Hardy, 83; Lynda Thompson, 82; Mar- lene Hodgins, 81; 12 years, Julie Hardy, 83; Gay Stewart, 82; Muriel Abbott, 81; piano duet, 12 and under, Marlene Hodgins and Lynda Thompson, 80; Jr. choir, 16 and under, own choice unison of combined Anglican and UC choirs, led by Rev. G. W. Sach, 83; own choice, two-part, led by Organist Gordon Jacklin of the Anglican choir, 84; Piano, 13 and under, Francis Heenan, 84; Gay Stewart, 83; Brenda Wallis, 81; piano, 15 and under, Sandra Fitzgerald, 83; vo- cal double trio, unaccompanied, Usborne Central, 83; Biddulph Central, 82; Parkhill Separate, 81; piano duet, 18 and under, Sandra Fitzgerald and Nancy Mc- Guilin, 82; piano, 18 and under, Heather Holden, 81; church solo, 16 and under, MaureenSmith, 83; Kathy Arnold, 82; Barbara Stew- art, 81; THURSDAY AM Two-part chorus, Grade 6, Hyde Park PS, 82; Prince And- rew PS and Lucan PS (tied) 81; Biddulph CS and St. Patrick SS; school choir: Prince Andrew PS, 84; Usborne Central, Parkhill SS and Biddulph CS (tied) 83; Lucan PS and St. Patrick SS (tied) 82; three-part choru s, grade '7, Oxbow PS, 83; Park- hill SS, 82; Lucan PS, 81; grade 8, Parkhill SS, 83; Lucan PS, 83; St. Patrick SS and Usborne Central (tied) 82; vocal duet, 10 and under, Lucan PS, 84; Bid- dulph CS and prince Andrew PS (tied) Biddulph CS and Lucan PS (tied) 82; THURSDAY PM Girls vocal solo, 11 years and under, Frances Elson, 85; Irene —Please turn to Page 18 Mr. Torn Beer of London (former Lucan teacher) was MC for the Friday night "Concert of Stars" in the Community Centre, where trophies and awards were presented, Lucan Lions' trophy for jr. girl soloist went to Brenda Haskett; Hearn's Dairy trophy, jr. piano, Brenda Cook; Lucan Branch of Canadian Legion tro- phy, jr. boy soloist, Perry Wild- long; Ma.sonville Home & School trophy, two-part chorus, Hyde Park PS; Lucan WI trophy, unison chorus, Lucan and P ar k h ill (tied); Bank of Montreal Lucan Branch, sr. piano, Francis Heen- an; Paul's trophy, intermediate girl soloist, Lucy Hillman; The Howard Kew trophy, inter- mediate piano, Julie Hardy; C. SUNDAY SERVICE A large congregation including many visitors attended the Mas- onic service in the United Church Sunday morning. The service was conducted by the pastor Rt. Wor. Bro. Duncan Guest, a Past Grand Chaplain of the Masonic Lodge in the province of Ontario. The Scripture lesson was read by Wor. Bro. Ray Lammie. Rev. Guest chose as his sub- ject ''Symbolism in Free Mason- ry and Religion" and introduced his message by stating Sym- bolism, Ritual and Ceremony were a vital part not only of Masonry but also of religion and the Christian church. He pointed out that symbolism played a vital part in the worship of the early Christians who gave a prominent place to symbolism in their cathedrals and other places of worship as a means of conveying to the world the Chris- tian truths. Free Masonry makes use of symbols to convey the truths of the Great Architect of the Universe. Rev. Guest urged a close relationship between Free Ma- sonry and the church because the interests of each are similar and their principles the same. Sym- bolism of Masonry and the church should convince man of his own smallness and of God's great- ness; should teach him humility and to regard every man, re- gardless of color, race or creed, as his brother. The junior and senior choirs filled the choir loft with the junior choir singing a number. Robert Lammie was the soloist and sang two solos. H. Lewis (Lucan) Ltd. trophy, best boy pianist in the Festival, Francis Heenan; Lucan Home and. School Association trophy, inter- mediate boy soloist, Peter Cul- bert; COT Court Valentine tro- phy, Granton, sr. girl vocalist, Janice Freeman; Northdale Home and School Association trophy, school choir sponsored by Mrs. C. Hardy, Prince AndrewSchool; North London Lions Club trophy, vocal double trio, Usborne Cent- ral School; Trophy in memory of Mr. Ira Carling, best girl pianist, Sandra Fitzgerald; trophy in memory of Frank Egan Sr, church solo, Maureen Smith; Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion, highest mark in the festival, vocal, Michael PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Harold Tripp and grandson, Gary Tripp visited over the weekend with Mrs. Tripp's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Closson at Hillier. The ladies entertained in honor of their mother, Mrs. Ashley Jinks of Wellington on the occasion of her 85 (eighty fifth) birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Armand Bedour and family of Goderich spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. V. Over- holt and family. Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn re- turned home Saturday following a week's visit in Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Elmore Dunn, Cathy and Ron brought them home and re- mained for the weekend. Mrs. Ken Greb visited last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Amos Smith in Mount Al- bert, and with her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Greb and Jeff at Cameron. Mr. & Mrs. W. Baker of Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Love and Mrs. Andrew Hicks of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable and Bill. Mrs. Lorne Hicks visited over the weekend with her sister, Miss Wilda Pollock in Kitchener. Mrs. Wm. Quinton and Mrs. Phil Johnston of London were Sunday visitors with their moth- er, Mrs. Arthur McFalls. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar and Jimmie of Agincourt were weekend visitors and Mrs. Ada Geddes of St. Thomas was a Sunday visitor with Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar. Wash; Hon, W. Stewart, novice trophy, Bill and Cheryl Hardy; spoons, Jr, girl first prize win- ners donated by Mrs. Ron OrW.er in memory of Mrs. A. E. Vance, Jaon Co-byre and Doreen Gidley; Biddulph ,School Board, Sr. boy YOnaiist, Michael Wash; sr. duet Award, donated by Mrs. J. w, Smith in memory of P. 0., icing, Terri Paul and Judy Maver Us- borne Central, Lots of trophies Trophies were plentiful at the conclusion of the concert presented by winners of the North Middlesex music festival at the Lucan Arena last Friday night. Individual trophy winners are shown above, front row, from left; Brenda Haskett, Cheryl Diane Hardy, Brenda Lee Cook, Lucy Hillman, Joan Marion Currie, Linda Marie Needham, Perry Wildfong, Michael Battram and Michael Walsh. Second row: Karen Rodd, Janice Morley, Judy Mayer, Terri Paul, Grace Paton and Julie Hardy. Back row: Mary Prance, Gayle Mardlin, Maureen Smith, Janis Freeman, Sandra Fitzgerald, Nancy McGuffin and Fran- cis Heenan. 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