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were the big winners this year 'n the Lucan ladies bowling
Back, left, Diane Rummell, Nadine Hickson and Linda
and Joan Gwalclunai. T-A photo
DOUBLE CHAMPIONS — The
league winning the "B" and grand championships.
Snider. Front, Evelyn Hirtzel, captain Gayle Riley
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The rewarding art
of Self-Defence.
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The best protective
equipment against job
accidents is already yours—
your eyes, your ears,
your brain.
Keep alert, work
defensively, and you'll stay
on the job.
Self-defence is the
secret of safety. You've got
a lot to live for; work
defensively, and enjoy life.
The sure
way to
safety is
Self-Defence.
LUCAN LEAGUE CHAMPS — The regular season championship of
the Lucan ladies league was won by the Dairy Maids. Back, left, Kit
Hearn, Kay Haskett and Marg Young. Front, Jean Isaac, captain
Lauretta Dickson and Edith Watson. T-A photo
Three former Lucan
residents pass away
appliances so that they can operate
at peak efficiency. In safety, by
eliminating the hazards of an over-
burdened wiring system. Good reasons
for giving top priority to your home
wiring when you consider making
improvements.
To find out what rewiring can do
for your home, call a qualified
Electrical Modernization contractor.
And ask him about the Hydro Finance
Plan—an easy
way to fit the Ate
work into your /4,
budget. 94t,
Legion auxiliary
elects officers
Ladies Auxiliary of The Royal
Canadian Legion have installed a
new slate of officers and these
are:
Sgt. at arms, Helen Ewen; past
president, Doreen Crudge;
president, Gladys Reilly; first
vice-pres., Kay Thompson;
second vice pres., Muriel Ken-
nedy; secretary, Marjorie
Rummell; treasurer, Elizabeth
Goddard.
The executive is made up of
Helen Lewis, Olga Bond, Hilda
Daley, Doris Butler and Shirley
Mason.
Sports officer is May Murphy.
Girls question
four ministers
The C.G.I,T. met in the United
Church Christian Education
room for the ministers' in-
terview.
The four clergymen of Lucan,
Rev. W. Tqpling, Rev, R. Carson,
Rev. Father McGraw, and Rev.
G. Rees were interviewed by four
groups of C,G.I.T. girls, each girl
asking the same questions of
each clergy.
These questions and answers
were taped for discussion at a
later date.
The meeting closed with all
joining hands and singing taps.
Combined service
for anniversary
Lucan United Church
congregations attended an-
niversary services at Clandeboye
United Church.
The Rev. Susan Seymour of
Granton, spoke on "God's Lively
People". She took several
examples of people from history
and present times who relate to
persons creatively. She said,
"Let us not forget to be God's
lively people wherever we are at
this point of time."
Mr. W. Tupling took the ser-
vices at Granton and Wesley for
Miss Seymour.
Anniversary
is celebrated
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fargnoli of
Bryanston celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary at the
Lucan Legion Hall, Friday.
About fifty guests attended.
Mr. & Mrs. Fargnoli were
married in Cronyn Memorial
United Church, London, with
Rev. Latimer performing the
ceremony.
Gifts were presented to the
happy couple and guests attended
from Toronto, London, Granton
and Lucan, •
Correction
In last week's paper it stated
that the Catholic Women's
League held the penny sale at St.
Patrick's school. It was the
pupils, teachers and parent
volunteers who conducted the
sale.
Paul Hodgson of London was a
Thursday visitor with Mrs. Mary
Hodgson.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb of Lucan
called on former Lucanites at the
McCormick Home Sunday.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mary
Hodgson were her niece, Mrs.
Helen Carscallen, of Toronto,
Arthur Hodgson, Strathroy.
Mrs. Marie Hay of Auckland,
New Zealand, visited Mr. & Mrs.
Murray Hodgins recently.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mr. &
Mrs. Sheridan Revington of
Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. Allan
Tindall of Wiarton paid their
respects Sunday to the late
Clayton Abbott of Paris.
Lynn Emery spent the weekend
as guest of her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Hastings.
Mr. & Mrs. Claude Sinclair of
Haliburton were weekend guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Archie Sinclair on
their way home from Florida.
, Lisa Compton received honors
in her Grade I music exam
recently. She studies ac-
cordion.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kennedy
and Debbie were Sunday guests
Large turnout
for Sunshiners
The Sunshine Club met in the
Masonic Hall, April 4, with
president Mrs. Harry Bond Sr.
presiding.
Thirteen members and one
former member from Wingham
were present.
Progressive euchre was en-
joyed with the following winning
prizes: men's high, Mrs. Laura
Toohey playing a man's card;
ladies' high, Mrs, Cecil Neil;
men's lone hands, Alonzo
Phillips; ladies' low, Mrs. Evan
Hodgins and men's low, Mr.
Hebden,
Readings were given by Mrs.
Velma McFalls and Mrs, Cowan.
Lunch was provided by Mr. &
Mrs. Hebden and Mrs. Velma
McFalls.
of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Johnson of
Belmont.
John Hastings of London spent
the weekend with his grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Emery Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Kennedy and
family spent the week-end at
their cottage in Colpoy Bay.
Fred Mcllhargey is a patient in
St. Hoseph's Hospital London and
has undergone surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb attended
services at the Linklater Funeral
Home Kincardine for Mrs.
Robb's cousin, Miss Rita
Sturgeon, Friday.
Luncheon was held May 5 in
honor of Mrs. Wayne Thompson
at the home of Mrs. J. W. Smith.
SPUTNIKS ARE "A" CHAMPS
— The Sputniks grabbed off the
"A" championship in the Lucan
ladies bowling league. Shown
with their trophies are, back,
left, May Murphy, Beulah Storey
and Loreen McKenzie. Front,
Joyce Sovereign, captain
Tommy George and Helen
Lewis. T-A photo
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Clayton Abbott
Clayton Abbott, 63, of Paris,
formerly of RR 1 Lucan, passed
away in Paris Hospital May 6,
1972 following a heart attack.
Mr. Abbott was the son of the
late Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Abbott.
Beginning at 18 he spent his life
as an employee of the Bank of
Montreal. He served at Mitchell,
Stratford, London, Windsor, West
Lorne, Hamilton, Tilbury and
Tara and spent 17 years in Paris.
He is survived by his wife and
five children Mrs. Steve (Elaine)
Honick of Brantford, Lesley of
New Liskeard, Mrs, Ray
(Colleen) Tooke of Paris, and
twins Brenda and Beverley at
home and six grandchildren,
He is also survived by Cliff
Abbott of Lucan, Murray Abbott
of Centralia, Mrs. Ducan
(Madelyn) Tindall of Listowel,
Mrs. Ken (Amy) Brock of
Thorndale.
Funeral services were held
Monday in Paris with interment
in Paris cemetery.
Mrs. L. W. Linklater
Mrs. L. W. Linklater, the
former (Edna Sadlier) passed
away recently in Victoria B.C.
Mrs. Linklater lived in Lucan
during the years her father,
James Sadlier, was station agent,
After her marriage to Dr.
Linklater she lived in Roranda,
Quebec.
She was a first cousin of Miss
Lina Abbott and has a number of
other relatives in London and
Toronto.
Mary Carter
Miss Mary (May) Carter
passed away in Toronto Western
Hospital May 2, 1972,
She was the daughter of the late
Mr: & Mrs. William Carter and
had spent her early life in Lucan
and Clandeboye where for a
numberof yearsshe worked in the
dry goods department of Ross'
store.
She is survived by two sisters,
Miss Eva of Toronto and Mrs.
Douglas (Alma) Kelly of Vic-
toria.
Interment was in Mt.
Pleasant cemetery, Toronto.
Singers entertain
UC ladies group
Friendship'Unit hosted a group
called the Matronettes Wed-
nesday evening, They gave a
rendition of old and inspirational
songs. Their leader is Jim
Brooks, and his wife, ac-
companies at the piano. The nine
singing ladies were welcomed by
Mrs. Gordon Froats and at the
close they were thanked by Mrs,
Stutt.
Following tea and dessert the
audience were able to enjoy a
social time with them.
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