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The Lucan <
Tuesday eveninc
dent, Shirley Cochrane,
chair. The opening
was
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was
and
jyhich the jingle boxes were de
dicated- A missionary story from
the study book was read by
Mrs. Corbett.
Plans were made for a skat
ing party for the next meeting.
A number of games were played
under the leadership of Miss
Pat Gowlett and the meeting
closed with “Taps”.
C.G.I.T. met on
g with the presi-
in the The ’ opening sing-song
conducted by the leader,
C. Corbett.
candlelight worship service
conducted by Beth Hodgins
Shirley Cochrane during
Lucan And District News
Mrs. Rands had the misfor
tune to fall and break a hip at
the home of hei’ daughter Mrs.
Guy Ryan. She was taken to the
hospital on Saturday.
United Church Ladies
To Cater At Wedding
The United Church W.A. met
in the church parlors Wednes
day afternoon with the presi
dent, Mrs. Sheridan Reviugton,
presiding and Mrs. Wes Hod
gins’ group in charge, Plans
were made for the catering for
Miss Mina Stanley’s’ wedding
March 22, for the purchasing of
new chairs for the pulpit and
for the Schneider supper March
18.
Rev. Mr. Cook addressed the
meeting and Mrs. Bert Thomp
son sang.
Breaks Ankle
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Damm,
who have taken over the Kate
Smith store, are already doing
a good business. They intend
putting in ovens and doing all4
their own baking. They are
enlarging their store.
Wins In Quiz
also
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I WEAR •TIP TOP TAILORS' CLOTHES^
Hospital, London,
28.
to report Mrs. Har~
has
this
been laid up
past week.
Mr. Percy Cranston, Mr. How
ard Cranston and Mr. Lome
Beatty returned home on Friday
from the south.
At the A.Y.P.A. meeting on
Monday night arrangements were
made for the first three book
ings of their Minstrel Show at
Thedford March 21, Centennial
Church in London March 27,
and Ailsa Craig April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis
(nee Lois Wilkinson) wish to
announce the birth of a son at
St. Joseph’s
on February
We regret
old Hodgins
with the flu
Special Service
There will be
ning service in
Church at 7:30 p.m. March 16.
The guest speaker will be Col.
White of London. This meeting
is being sponsored by the men
of the Parish. Everybody wel
come.
Mr. Ivan Culbert, who had
the great misfortune to break
his ankle at the Lucan Carnival,
is able to be home from West
minster Hospital.
Over 1600 hockey fans crowd
ed into the Lucan arena on
Thursday night to see Lucan’s
team go down to final defeat
with Zurich.
Mr, Jack McKinley of Rich-
spent last Wedn'es-
and Mrs. Will Dic-
a special eve-
the Anglican
Cheque For $7,000
Given To Board
A splendid crowd was
Friday night to enjoy the
Revue staged by the Stratford
Skating Club.
At the close of the perform
ance Mr. Don Banting, on be
half of last year’s executive of
the Chamber of Commerce (Wes
Bevington, president; Karl
O’Neil, vice-president; Don Bant
ing, treasurer; Roy H. Stanley,
secretary; and Erwin Scott,
chairman of the Board of Dir
ectors), presented a cheque for
$7,000 to the Control Board.
Members are Erwin Scott, H. B.
Langford, Melville Bradley, Cliff
Culbert, Hugh Toohey, J. J.
Benn, Don Chown (treasurer)
and Murray Hodgihs .secretary.
Erwin Scott, chairman of
Control Board, accept e,d
cheque and on behalf of
Board thanked the executive
their untiring efforts >and won
derful co-operation in making
such a cheque possible.
He also thanked all, old and
young, who in any way contri
buted towards the erection
the Memorial Centre and the
stallation of artificial ice.
Buys Church Shed
Mr. D. Ashworth has pur
chased the United Church shed
at Clandeboye and is moving it
to the old mill site for an im
plement shed. '
out
Ice
th e
the
the
for
of
in-
the
for
Marian 'Morton, R.R. 3 Ailsa
Craig, was chosen queen of the
Middlesex Seed Fair. Runners-up
were Marjorie Graham, Ilderton,
Aleda Hughes, Ailsa Craig, Nor
ma Jean Hodgins, Denfield,
Lucy McKellar, Glencoe, Marion
Vail and Jean Campbello, Lobo,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Noels of
Aylmer spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Will Dickens.
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Order Now For Easter
Any suit Or topcoat ordered this week
will arrive for Easter
at
You arc cordially invited to
come in and see the wide range
of new spring suitings and
coatings now on display.
BECAUSE
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day with Mr.
kens.
At least
broken bones
Mrs. Arthur Wilkenson gets the
cast off her arm this week.
It is hoped many of the Lucan
A.Y.P.A. will attend the Lenten
rally service at St. Mark’s
Church, London.
Mr. Don Ankers of Trenton
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hodgins. Mrs.
Ankers (and daughter), who
has been visiting her parents,
will return home with Mr. An
kers.
The woollen
continued and
was taken
McLean.
Mr. and
who have
Prospect Hill to O. Nuby, are
moving to the West. They were
presented with gifts by Prospect
Hill friends at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Kennedy.
Miss Gertrude Kent and Miss
Lillian Morrison of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
U. F. Stanley.
Mr. Chester Culbert of
gary, who flew down to
his sister, Mrs. Cap Howard, has
returned home.
Mr. George Thring of Ailsa
Craig has purchased the house
of the late Miss Copeland and
is making renovations.
In spite of a broken ankle,
Miss Dorothy Pring was able to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Edgai’ Mc-
Falls, over the week-end.
(Intended for Last Week)
Sunday skating is drawing
big crowds at the Lucan Arena,
There were over 400 last Sun
day, many coming from London
and Stratford. All were loud in
their praise of Lucan’s artificial
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hedden of
London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hedden.
Mrs. Ada Wather of London
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Hodgins, Princess St.
His many friends are glad to
see Mr. Wes Atkinson back on
the job again after his sojourn
in Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Banting
spent the week-end in St. Thom
as, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Mills.
Some of Lucan’s
are on the mend.
Birr Women
Appeal For Funds
The Birr W.M.S. met at
home of Mrs. Sam Stevenson
their twenty-third annual quilt
ing bee, completing their quilt
in one
session
funds
Church
onto which will be a residential
school for deaconesses. The Rev.
D. A. Cowan reported alloca
tions for Birr and Ilderton Unit
ed Churches would be §75 and
$300 respectively.
Arrangements were made to
cater jointly with Ilderton
W.M.S. for a father-and-son ban
quet April 3 in
Church. Members
to complete the church school
room before the
Sherman Adams
meeting.
day. During the business
an appeal was heard for
for the new United
Training School at Tor-
Birr United
discussed plans
banquet. Mrs.
conducted the
by
doll project was
the study book
Counsellor Joan
Sirs. Maurice Berry,
sold their farm at
Cab
visit
Lucan Explorers Meet,
Collect Silk Pieces
The Explorers of the Lucan
United Church held their regu
lar expedition on« Wednesday
evening in the Church School
yoo in.
Recreation and singing were
lead by the Counsellors and the
worship service was prepared by
Explorers Beth Watson and La
verne George.
During the business meeting
it was decided that the Explor
ers should collect silk stockings
and other knitted silk pieces to
be sent to Mrs. J. H. Childs in
London, who sends them to the
Grenfell Mission in Labrador to
be made into rugs, purses, etc.
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in London Township for fifty
years.
Surviving besides her husband
are three sons, Ivory and Syl
vester,
three
Davis,
tage,
Noble,
tilers, and Lawrence, Chatham.
Service was conducted in
Haskett funeral home, Lucan
Tuesday. Interment was in
loam Cemetety.
i London, Gray, Petrolia;
daughters, Mrs. Gordon
London, Mrs. Percy ArmL
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old friends..
Mrs. Will Dickens spent last
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ris McDonald of Saintsbury.
One needs extra insurance be
fore attending Lucan hockey
matches. Three children were hit
with pucks in recent games—■
Evelyn and Marie Whitehead
and Billy Elson. Billy’s head re
quired several stitches.
Mrs. T. A. Hodgins and Mrs.
H. S. Stanley are spending a few
days with Mrs. Hodgins' sister,
Mrs. William Westney, at West
Hill.
Mrs. Wesley Bevington, who
has been confined to her bed
for the past week, is able to be
up,
Miss Eileen Cranston of Lon
don is spending a few days ‘with
her mother Mrs. Cranston, Main
Street South."
Mr. and Mrs. Lang DO Cour
sey and family have returned to
Detroit. Mrs. Marshall McFhlls
accompanied them.Messrs. Percy and Howard
Cranston spent Bunday with
their mother, Mrs. Cranston,
The latter is much improved in
health and expects to be able
, to return to duty at Medway
i School, His many Lucan friends
extend congratulations on his
restoration to health *and trust
it may continue.
In CFPL’s "Can You Name
It” ptogram, Mrs. Acheson of
Lucan won $250 last week.
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