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Masonic Lodge!Forty Merchants
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Enjoys At.Home !Give Away :Gifts
The Irving Masonic Lode Forty acan and Cominunitr
.beld its f math annual At -Home .business men. are again snonser-;
and ladlee night tarkeIt banquet their annual pre -Christmas •
and dance in the- CP111.111.111111Yi draw but this year all will be
Aientorial. Centre last Wednes-!cash draws and not merchandise
day•evening. as here494ore. Eaeltdraw will
The W.A. of the Clandeboyebe made at 3 panbeside the
Vniterl.,Charcb. prepared for 30i1,Ninway Motors Ltd. and the
,almost 400 were present: person whose name is drawn
Which necessitated considernble-' has •to be present O. be eligible.
last-rainate change •of plans. on• December n, 14. and 21,
At the head table were W.M-:tbree $10 coupons will be drawn
C. P. Corbett and Mrs. Corbett.:.aud on December 24 a MO bill
Harold Corbett and and several .other cash prizes
Nes. Corbett, P.D.D.G.M. Myr- Will be awarded t sozne lucky
ray Hodgins. and Mrs. Hodgins,!nenc " •
LI.M. Cf,'Culbert and Mrs.
Culbert, P.M. R. E. Lankin,1 Medway •Gradvation
Chaplain Don •Chown and Miss Charles Bramwell. chairman
Rota -Cliewn. of East Middlesex High School
During the .evening. W.M. C. Board, was in charge of cere•
P. Corbett presented P.M. 1-1. monies at the Medway School
Lankin with a gold cigarette commencement last Friday night.
lighter inscribed, as gift froron The speaker was A. G. McColl,
The lodge to the senior P,M, superintendent of secondary
The guest of honor was Miss schools for the London Board of
Sharon Moore, "Miss Michigan" Education, who was introduced
Who was .accompanied by her by IL R. Fisher, Medway prin-
Maher, Mrs. Gladys: Moore. .emal, who was on the Kirkland
Mrs. C, J. Corbett on behalf of Lake H.S. staff when Mr, Me -
the lodge presented Miss Moore Coll was principal there,
with a bouquet of roses. Miss After the presentation of a•
Moore in expressing her thanks wards and diplomas, there was
-said how happy she was to be a reception and tea, and a dance
back to Lucan where she lived in the small gymnasium,
as a child on Alice St., with her George Reintjes, award win -
grandmother, Mrs. Rd'. McLean, .
ner, was vaiemetorian,
now in Florida. Margaret Culbert, Alan J.
The M.C. for a short musical Ready and Heather M. Stanley
program was J.W. Arthur Me- received secondary school grad -
Lean of London. Solos by Larry'l
Lewis .of Grantor,. and duets, uation diplomas.1
solos and comic numbers by
Marshu, and Jo -Anne Ribson, won by Mr. Ken Carter.
made up the program. After the dinner the evening
The door prize, a chair, was was spent in dancing.
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And District News
Phone 101 1.40c4O
Correspondent: Miss Lina .Abbott
eturn Reeve And Council,
Elect New PS Members
Anglican Guild
Plans Projects
The Ladies' Guild of Holy
Trinity church held, its Novem-
ber meeting in the Parish Hall
last Monday evening with the
president, Mrs. Kay Egan, in
the chair. Mrs. Harold Hodgins
read the scripture, lesson. Rev.
J. P. Prest spoke briefly on
White Gift Sunday, December 1.
In the attendance centest Mrs.
Bond's and Mrs. Ryan's groups
led, with six each.
It was decided to cater for the
Ashworth baptism party •on Sat-
urday, November 30 and also
for the Lions Club and their
guests on December 2.
Mrs. H. Bond and, Miss Lina
Abbott will be in charge of sell-
ing tickets on a lace table cloth.
The Guild decided to provide
bushel baskets to be placed at
the back of the church for White
Gifts next Sunday.
Most of the evening was spent
in completing plans, discussing
menus and assigning duties for
the annual bazaar to be held in
the church basement Saturday,
December 7.
One innovation this year will
be a white elephant table in the
Country Store and also the sale
of good used clothing.
Draw Skeds
For Minors
Grim.. Convenor Don Buddo of
Ilderton released the Lucan and
District Minor Hockey Associa-
tion schedule for the coming
season in bantam and pee wee
divisions.
The bantam teams entered,
Lucan, Ailsa Craig and Ilderton,
will play all their games in the
Lucan Arena.
The four pee wee teams en-
tered come from Hensall, Ailsa
Craig, Ilderton and Lucan. Hen-
sall will play all home games
in their own arena while the
others will use tl2n Lucan ice
for home games.
IBANTA31 SCHEDULE
November
30—Lucan vs. Ailsa Craig, 2.00
Decessiber ^
7-11derton Vs. Ailsa Craig 2.00
14—Lucan vs. Ilderton, 2.00
21—Allsa Craig vs. Lucan, 2.00
2S—Ilderton vs. Luean, 3.00
January
4—Ailsa Craig vs. Ilderton, 2.00
11—Lucan vs. Ansa Craig, 2.00
25-41derton vs. AilsaCraig, 2.00
VeltruarY
)—Lucan vs. Ilderton, 2.00
6—Allsa, Craig vs. Lucan, 3.00
10—Ilderton vs. tteart, 3:00
22—Ailsa Craig vs. Ilderton, 2.00
All games played at Lucan
Arena.
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November
30—Hensall vs. Merton
(at Luean. 300)
Ansa Craig at Lucan, 1.00
December '
6—Liman at Hensall, 1.00
7—Allsa Craig vs. Ilderton
(at Liman, ).001
13—Alisa Craig at Hensall. , 7.00
34—Ilderton at Toucan. 1.00
21—Lucan vs. Aliso. Craig
(at Lucan, 1.00)
28—Lucan ys, Ilderton
(at Lucan, 2.00)
Hensall vs. Ailsa Craig
(at Lucan,1.00)
January
4—Hensall at Lucan, 1.00
i0—Lucan at Herman., 7/00
11—Ilderton vs. Ansa Craig
(at Liman, 1.00)
18—A1laa, Craig at Lucan, 1,00
Hensali vs, Ilderton
(at Lutan, 2.00).
20-11derton at Herman, 7.00
24-11derton at Hensall, 1.00
20—Lucan vs. Alisa Craig
(at Lamar,. 1.00)
31—Ailsa. Craigat Hensall
February
I—Lucan vs. Ilderton
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CANADA POST, 6FFICE
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After a major election battle,
last year, Lucan ratepayers gave
their municipal representatives
.acclamations at the nomination
meeting Friday night.
Cecil H. Lewis, wlio defeated
former Middlesex ,warden, Har-
old Corbett, last year, Was ac-
corded his third term as reeve.
Councillors Mrs, A. E. Reilly,
ROY Stanley, Charles Sovereign
and Ivan Hearn were retarned.
Three new members ---.T.
Ready, C. B. Culbert and C, H.
Stanley—were named to the
school board to succeed George
Paul, Clare Stanley and Tom
Hill. Four others,'—Williarn Smith,
Ralph Rummell, Mr. Stanley
and Mrs. Paul—were nominated
but did not qualify,
• Harry Lankin won the PUC
seat by aeclarnation,
Triple Trio
Wins Aw,ard
At the St. Thomas Rotary
Musical Festival last' Monday,
Lucan girls brought honor to
their parents, teacher and school
when they won the Triple Trio
award. Participating were Heath-
er Acheson, Beth Black, Dana
Culbert, Bonnie Drennan, Cora-
lyn and Ilene Donaldson, Judy
Haskett, Donna Thomson and
Marilyn Culbert.
Heather and Dana got 83 on
their duet and marks for solos
were Donna Thomson 86, Mar-
jory Donaldson, Clandeboye, 85,
Dana Culbert 85, Janet Kehl 84,
Ilene Donaldson 84, Bonnie Dren-
nan 84, Heather Acheson 83,
and Beth Black 80.
Institute Assists
Children's Work
Final. arrangements for the
turkey dinner for which the Lu -
can Women's Institute catered'
on November 27 for the London -
Middlesex branch of the Canad-
ian Cancer Society were made
at the meeting last Thursday
afternoon in the auditorium of
the Community Memorial Cen-
tre.
This is the first time -an ari-
nual meeting has not been held
in Hotel London, so the Insti-
tute feel honored.
Mrs. C. H. George gave a re-
port of the area convention held
in London in October. Miss Lina
Abbott read the report of the
other delegate, Mrs. IrVing Gib-
son, who was absent.
At the December meeting
white gifts will be presented for
the Save the Children fund. In
lieu of the November collection
for Dr. Hitchmanova's U. S. C.
relief work it was Voted to
contribute $10. The sum of five
dollars was donated to the War
Memorial Children's Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Wes Hodgins, vice-presi-
dent, presided for the meeting
and urged all members to take
part in the novel Christmas gift
display to be one of the high-
lights at the December meeting
to be held one week early on
December 12.
The secretary announced the
date of the millinery course with
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson in
charge would be March 13, 14
and 17..
Hostesses were Mrs. Guy Ry-
an, Mrs. William Cochrane, Miss
Kate Bowyer, Mrs. Gordon Pan-
ting and Mrs. A. E. Reilly.
G: C. Thompson'
Pneumonia Victim
George Christopher Thomp.son,
infant son of Mr. and, Mrs.
George Cole Thompson, Con. 12,
Lobo, passed away Thur'sday,
November 21 at his home fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia.
Funeral services were held
from . the C. Haskett and Son
funeral borne on Saturday, Nov.
23 with the Rev. J. P. Prest of
Holy Trinity Church, officiating,
Interment was in the Granton
'United Church 'cemetery.
Hockey News
In the South Middlesex Midget
Hockey League last Monday
night, at the Lucan Arena, ANA
Craig 'defeated Byron; Lucan
defeated Merton and Oakridge
Acres defeated Lambeth. ,
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Inspects Church
Last Friday night 40 members
of the Chatham Pentecostal
church visited the Lucan church
and took the service.
In the United Cburch, being
Christian Youth week, Lynette
Walpole and Fred' Lewis, two
commission conveners, read the
lessons, A special notice was
read re the Martin Luther film,
sponsored by the Evening Auxil-
iary to, be presented Sunday
evening, December 1 to which
members of the other churches
have been invited.
In the Anglican Church flow-
ers on the altar were in loving
memory of George Christopher
Thompson, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. George ,Cole Thompson,
and those on the chancel steps
in memory of Mr. Hilton Ban -
ting.
The first fall meeting of the
Anglican Men's Club will be held
in the Parish Hall Monday, Dec,
2.
Rev. R. H. Anions of Ailsa
Craig was the guest speaker
last Sunday for the morning and
evening service while .the Rev.
J. P. Prest took his services.
On White Gift Sunday, Dec, 1.
the members of the W.A. will
receive corporate comminion at
the morning service,
Y.P.U. News
The theme of last Sunday's
meeting of the Lucan-Clande-
boye Y.P.0 was "Stewardship"
and was in charge of Jeanette
Blake's Commission. The meet-
ing was conducted by the presi-
dent, Alan Ready, Helen Kestle,
Marjorie Sovereign and Mar-
jorie Donaldson •led in the de-
votional period. The sing -song;
was in charge of Mrs. Murray
Hodginst
The nominating committee to
bring in a slate of officers in-
cludes Jack Park, Marjorie Sov-
ereign, Heather Stanley •and
Doug Thompson.
' It was decided to hold another
party and dance in the Stanley
Hall Friday night, November
29.
Members voted to give a donl
ation of gifts at the White Gift
service December 8.
School Officiais
Plan Gift Service,
Last Tbursday evening the,
teachers and officers of 'the
United Church !School met .in the
:church parlours to discuss .plans
for the lithe Gift service to be
held on Sunday, December 8.
Two boys and two. girls, .freln the
Primary, three boys and three
girls from the, Junior and three
members. of the Intermediate
departments will take part in
the service. The White Gifts will.
be sent to 'Northern •Ontario.
Plans were also made for the
annual Christmas party to Ue
held Friday, Dee. 20 with Mrs.
Murray Hodgins convener; Mrs.
Dave Park, Margaret Neil, Mar-
lene Revington, Rose Reving,
ton, Sherry Walpole, Mr. Harold
Whyte, Jack Jerk and Terry Cul-
bert to make the arrangements.
It was the decision of the .group
to omit the exchange of gifts
this year,
Scout News, ,
Luca' i Scouts, Terry Culbert
Paul Conlin, Barrie Black and
David Whyte last Saturday at-
tended the Patrol Leaders.' Con-
ference at Exeter followed by
dinner at Armstrong's Restaurant.
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