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Activities
By HAROLD RlgSQN
Greetings la Lucan and Dis-
Lucan And District News News Of
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WA Renovates
UC Parsonage
At the regular meeting of the
United Church Woman’s Associa-
Clandeboye|
XI
Attend Silver Anniversary j g
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis and i =
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis, at-; |
tended the silver wedding anni-|j
i versary of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer | =
j Armitage, Thamesford on Satur- |
i day, Sept. 8. The couple were i
presented with a tri-light lamp' j
J from the family. '
! Personal Items
I Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carter at-
j tended the wedding of Mrs. J Carter’s nephew on Saturday
, when Robert Raycraft Lewis and
j Miss Marian Kathleen Hudson
j exchanged marriage vows in
Ebenezer United Church.
I Mrs. Carter assisted at the tea
(table at the trousseau tea given
by Mrs. Wesley Hudson, Thorn
dale, in honor of her daugher.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carter
and Mrs. Patricia Carter attend
ed the Raymond - McWilliams
wedding in the Wingham United
' Church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carter
visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mc-
William in Wingham on Sunday.
Mr. vjoe Robbins and Mrs.
Emily Neale of Harrietsville
were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Aimer Hendrie on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T, Mullins of
Detroit are spending a few days | with Mr. and Mrs. MacMcNaugh-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simp
son, John Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Carter and Miss Shirley
Rogers of- Kirkton were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Banks
in Sarnia on Sunday.
The Clandeboye Women’s Insti
tute will meet Sept, 19 at Clan
deboye, in the evening when
Club girls will entertain.
The Club Leaders, Mrs, Arnold’
Blake and Mrs. David Kestle
will attend the • Fall course in
London, Sept. 18, and 19,
Pupils in grade 1 at Clande
boye School No. 4. and 12 are
Patsy Bradley, Nancy Hill and
Erwin Gebel.
Miss Marilyn Eaton and Miss
Phyliss Lee, R.R. 1 Clandeboye,
took part in the 4-H Homemaking
Club Program at Western Fail’
on 'Monday,
Farmers here, are hoping the
weather will be better so they
can finish the grain ’•harvest,
some have sowed, fall wheat this
week,
Lucan Horse Winners
“Pauline Volo”, owned by the
Hardy Bros., won two thirds at
Goderich on Labor Day-and two
thirds at Melbourne on Saturday,
September 8.
On Tuesday, September 4, at
Batavia “Floating Rhythm,”
owned by Sheridan Revington,
won a second.
Wedding StationeryBy MRS. J. H. BATONAuto Crash
Cuts Hydro
At 3.45 a.m. last Saturday,
Miss Gladys McRann was return
ing home from London alone
when her car hit a soft shoulder,
near Birr, and went out of con
trol, hitting a hydro pole.
Miss McRann was taken to st.
Joseph’s Hospital where she re
mained until Sunday afternoon
The car was badly damaged.
Hydro was off in Lucan Jar an
hour.
L-tans Club
The Lucan Lions Club held its
opening fall meeting in the An-,
glican basement last Monday '
night with Mrs. Wm. Brownlee's'
group of the Ladies’ Aid cater- ......,.............. _
ing for the dinner. Most of the {ley B. Hudson, entertained at a
Popular Bride
Receives Gifts
Complimenting Miss Marion
Hudson, whose marriage to Rob
ert Lewis takes place Saturday,
September 18, several hostesses
arranged showers.
Mrs. Ronald Hudson was host
ess for a grocery shower at her
home.
Miss Marie Lewis entertained
neighbors and friends at her
home when a miscellaneous
shower was held.
A. neighborhood -party and show
er for the bride-elect was held
in Ebenezer school.
The staff of London City Gas
where Miss Hudson is employed
arranged a dinner party and
presented gifts.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Wes-
s
Make sure the wedding invitations are correct in.
every detail. We have a large choice from which
you may select. 'triet, from your newly appointed.; Arena Manager and Recreational } church school room °Wednesn
‘Director. Here, I’d like to con-1C o c t o Vr 2 4
‘vey the enthusiastic response of Sate for the annual ^urkev sun
wife and family to the friendly 10r annua* tuikey sup-
i spirit and genuine welcome from ■p with r rr your community. ’ M1S’ Q’ H’ Georce Jn the
i On? week under the belt and
at this stage, yours truly is still)
“in the woods” as regards who’s;
who: 1
by the pleasantry of one and all. <
The past week was rather quiet 1
Arena-wise. Concern over the
late harvest undoubtedly had'
some effects; however Friday
night, folks of Lucan and Dis-;
trict, rallied forth to support the
local branch of the Legion, on
their “Gala Night.” !
Saturday night Roller Skating, to
despite its “ups and downs,” en-; Mrs. Erie Young, giuuy,
joyed the best attendance so far ’ convener, asked Rev. E. J. Rouls-;
roller skating left and rollers will ‘ ice. Mrs. Donald'Revington con-
be replaced by blades. j tributed a solo. Mrs. Young in ,
Speaking of bllides, the young i troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. I
Irish Blades are starting to talk j Yens Andersen, who told most
hockey. With ice only five weeks | humorously and interestingly of
away and the evenings on the her trip to Denmark, of her day
cool side, the topic is understand- in Sweden, and weekend in Ham-
able. Yep! Hockey talk is started; burg, Germany,
and by all reports, the “Irish i . .,
Six,” anticipate a stronger team.) AnO ICAn Grni m Oh yes .... Lets not forget the I ■ * 11 OUP
hockey dance, scheduled for next) nL_, A ^4.1. .txt « Thursday night. iHlaOS ACTIVITieS
day, October 24, was set as the
With Mrs. C. H. George in the
chair, arrangements were made
for flowers to be placed in the
sanctuary each week.
nteasantrv of one and all. I fKX”
tember 30. '
Mrs. Ira Carling, convener of
the parsonage committee, gave
a report of the extensive reno
vating and decorating done at
the parsonage and Mrs. Roulston
thanked the W.A. and invited all
despite its “ups and downs,
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church members and adherents; meeting was spent in lining up | trousseau tea for her daughter,
to call, the season’s activities. I Displaying wedding and show-
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PEDDLER'S STEEL AND ALUMINUM ROOFING
ON HAND .
Experienced men to put your roof on.
I er gifts were Mrs,. Mac Hunter
Mr and Mrs Tari- I and Miss Marie Lewis. The trous-■ - and Mrs. Jack Cummins seau was S(lown by Mrs. Roland
'Hudson. Miss Gloria Hardie dis
played quills. Linens were shown ! by Miss Shirley Hartwick and
I Mrs, Harold Hartwick.I Miss Betty Jean Hobbs invited
• guests to the tea-room.
At a table adorned with lace
cloth and decorated with low-cut
pink and white gladioli and tall
white tapers, aunts of the bride
and groom-elect poured tea. They
were Miss .Sadie Hartwick, Mrs.
Earl Young, Mrs. Hugh Carroll
and Mrs. Andy Carter.
Assisting in the tea-room were
Miss Aileen and Elizabeth Weir,
Mary Grover and Margaret Hud
son.
Frank Harrigan
Retired Farmer
Frank M, Harrigan, a retired
farmer, died suddenly Tuesday,
September' 4 at the House of
Providence, London.
He lay at rest at the C. Has
kett and Son Funeral Home from
where he was taken at 9 a.m.
Friday, September 7 to St. Pat
rick’s Church, Biddulph. Requiem
High Mass was sung at 9.30 by
Father J. A. Mackesy,
Interment was in the adjoining
cemetery. Pallbearers were Joe,
Bill, Jim and Frank Harrigan
and Harold and Raymond Whal
en.
Son of the late James and
Mary Harrigan, he was born on
Highway 23, Biddulph. He farm
ed all his life in Biddulph Town
ship and the west until he went
to the House of Providence six
years ago. '
He was unmarried and his
only survivor is one brother, Leo
Miss Belle Martin of London I ?uaIr^an’ Biddulph, Town-
spent last weekend with her
sister, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, and
family and celebrated her birth
day with them.
Two-year-old Janet Henson has
returned home from South Hur
on Hospital in Exeter.
Mr. .and Mrs. Cameron Colbert
and family of Ilderton and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Colbert and fam
ily of Arva were Sunday, visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. William
Brownlee.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wilmer Jones
and family of Kippen were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irv
ing Gibson.
The Public School re-opened on
Tuesday with a small increase
in the enrolment. Principal Wes
ley Clow has charge of grades
7 and 8; Mr. H. B. Elliott, 5
■ and 6; Mrs. Art Black, 4 and. 5;
Mrsj William. Allison, 2 and 3;
and Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, 1 and
ar &U? ; Persil
this season. Only three weeks of ,■ ton to conducUthe'worship’ser*v-i Jm , ......—.■r
roller skating left and rollers will i ice. Mrs. Donald Revington con-! To£?nVj wer1 w eek^n?
be replaced by blades. »tributed a solo. Mrs. Young in- ‘ wlth Mr’ and Idrs' Cal Hask-
• Recent guests with Mr. and
i Mrs. A. E. Parry included Mr.
! and Mrs. George Deave of Rex
dale and Mr. and Mrs. J. Parry
of Toronto, ,
Miss Joan Murless, bride-elect,
of Clandeboye, was a Thursday
guest of Mrs. M. O. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs, Art Haskett of
Toronto spent a week with the i former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
I Will Haskett.
I Miss Ann Knight and Mrs.
I Peggy Dodds ,of Saskatoon and
I Mr. and Mrs. FrdU Dobbs of
■ Exeter were Wednesday guests
I with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman
) have returned home from a hol- j iday trip to Coldwater where
) they were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
j Fred Davis.
j Mr, and Mrs. John Knight
I (nee Lillian Hardy) are happy
I to announce the birth of a daugh-
•! ter, Lynne Marie, at Victoria
j Hospital Thursday, September 6,
a sister for Donnie,
Among those from a distance
attending the Allen-Brooke wed
ding last Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Allen’ of Londes-
boro, Mrs. Ainsley Neil and Jan
ice of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Aust
in Neil, Mrs, Flynn, Miss Dor
othy Allen, Don and Gary Allen
of Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Horne of Winnipeg.
Rectory visitors this week in
cluded Mr. Burton Hayes on
Wednesday and Mr. Ted Brown
on Sunday. Both are from Bervie.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bawden
of Toronto were Saturday guests
of Mrs. Helen Watson.
Lily Belle says:
“Be a Lucan Booster
Jest like ya uster
Yer Booster Nite’s
makin’ hay
So “bed down” the cows
chickens
And git set to raise
“Dickens”
’Cause yer Booster Nite is
on its way”,
fer
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Holy Trinity Evening Auxiliary
met on September 5 in the base
ment of the’church, Ten mem
bers attended.
Several ladies agreed' to at
tend the Diocesan Evening Branch
Council on September 29 and 30.
It was decided to entertain the
Senior W. A. sometime in Oc
tober.
Mr. Prest asked the group to
help finance a projector io handle
slides and film strips -for the
church. He also suggested that
the Auxiliary organize ’a junior,
girls’ group.
’ After the meeting, members!
joined the Senior W.A. for a story ;
and slides on the study book,
“Who Dares Stand Idle.”,
Lucan Generous,
Outsiders Lucky
The following were the winners
at Gala Night, September 7, at
the Lucan Arena, sponsored by
Canadian Legion 540.
Clothes dryer, H. Conley, St.
Marys; power mower, L. Wal
ters,. London; easy chair, Miss
June Borland, Exeter; floor pol
isher, Miss Evelyn Frayne, R.R,
3, Lucan; mantel radio, K. Wim-
bush, London. I
Once again Lucanitcs were
generous and gave everything
to outsiders.
Fete Counsellor
At Weiner Roast
The Lucan-Clandeboye Explor
ers began their fall activities
last Friday night with a “Cook-
out” at the home of Counsellor
Kay Haskett.
Twenty-eight Explorers, Coun
selors Kay Haskett and Rose
Revington and Ex-Counselors Iva
Hodgins and Joan McLean were
present. Kay Haskett led in the
worship service and each assist
ed in the games and singing. All
enjoyed a wonderful and hilar- j
ious time-even the neighbors.
In appreciation of years of
most faithful service, retiring
counselor Iva Hodgins, was pre
sented with a sweater.
The rain fortunately held off
till after the weiner roast.
i ship.
Report From
Mount Carmel
By MISS S. VOISIN
Mr. James Carey has accepted
a position teaching in St. Thomas.
Miss Cecilia Hogan’ has ac
cepted a teaching position in
London.
Mrs. Peter Doyle has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Congratulations is extended to
Mr. and- Mrs. J. Ryan whose
daughter was professed on the
community of the sisters of the
Precious Blood on Saturday.
Mr. Jerry Desjardine,- Mr.
Grant McNair -and Mr. Jackie
Ryan are employed at the tile
yard in Elginfield.
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