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Lucan Personal Items
Alis Clara Reward who under- , The Lucan Public' Schnol remit
went an .eneration in St. jo. ' at a meeting last Thursdae nye- -
erspit's Hoepital is making sans- mug hired Mr. jule Desjardine
fectory recovery. of Grand Bend to teach Grade
Mr. Janis Little, caretaker of 5 and 6 next year. He will re.
the Public School, is again ,un Place Mr- W. Stele's.
the sick list. Mr. awl Mrs. llarold Hunter
Mrs. Andrew Brown of
. of Detroit were weekend visit-
Lon
don spent a few days last week ors netts Mr. and Mrs. john
With Mr. and Mrs. Jack ilartly, Casey.
mrs, .G, P. ,Graharn of Lun. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Diekins of *-.....-- .
On and Mr. and
-London were Thuesday guests •
Mrs. Ben Wit-
= of Gwen Sound were week_ if Mr. and Mrs. Boh e'oletnine :
end geests of Mr. Fred Arme, Mrs. Stewart Sceli wae the ' W• 1 Ejects
lege and, ,other Lunn relate, es, lucky winner of the gallon 0 t
in the A & P store at Strattord name '‘wts draw). ilt the J- 8 ' ' .
New late
S
Mr. :Bob \Vatson gees has hem :ane Glidden Kilauea when her •
for the last 16 months has m•en tea' • '
epril inert isle' of he
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-11!. ,k. sa.e Nt. Ii'n n Spred . atm ,
*exit to the Cheapside store in was demonstrated last Saturtiae.: The
Meand M. Ronald (-amide Ltican V, omen's Institute Was
Lond.on. Before le•aving Stra•tford,
he was presented with a number tif Saintsbury. a retell: bride met beet in the Community Memorial
pf gifts by the staff. groom. spent Saturday esetnose Centre last Thursday evening.
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry The motto was. "Thine go -
Mrs. Bill Thomas, Mrs. Dean. : tine:well the coming year in last
and Mrs. George Bradley of 1..or.- li°143"s•
don were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Mrs- Cecil Hudgins' eroup of Y,.ear" „rut:. Tile retiring Presh
Ira carting and attended the tile Anebeen Lath". "mkt' (elcg.ine‘%111.;;le,.:1;ilirildaSsitielalidogpientsf h(ensi'.
W.I. Kuehre and Bridge wale eatered to the Lions Cluh rioted
in the Aneete;in basement last term tlillee had not been in
her. .
Friday guests with Mr. and Aland** e'e:•-un2••• a rut.Roll call was answered by the
Mrs. Clarence Lewis' from Yale. Mr. and etre. Cecil Robb spent -
aying of fees. The school ehoir,
nlich. included Mr. Hugh Hod- a flay last weile in limeardine • P
gins and daughter. Mrs. lean with the,r unt•le, Mr. Gideon , ace0111Panied bY Mrs. Clarence
Hardee :entertained with several
Scott, also Mrs. Lloyd MeCall Math% who. is ill.
Mr , ,:.. V. „„„st. .1.1, wiii,w.,1 1 10, : musical numbers.
end Mrs. Ann Hayes.
mr. and Airs. Owen Filer Iva,:a- ,,,eionl'y "gi'ices'i,''at'"'ille To liven up the usual annual
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end daughter. Suzanne. also Su. rectory. meeting. a hat show as staged.
' Attlee and liteees were , eats
itan Peters were .Sunday guests mrs • i
Irene lbees and MIL of .savkee for aneiteet head gear and
of Mr. and Mrs. Murree Hod- -• •*,* : . .
; . la ' - ,a '1 , ( .„‘14 ' the 'vela was most hilarious
with mrs. T. nriunte ane Air. especially to the children. As
and Mrs. Hamill MeFalls- Mr the prizee went to the craziest
Harold Brooke. now of Toronto. bats, migh Gordon flaming \von
wes a weekend visitor with Mrs. first prize with a lamp shade
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Lucan
And District News
Phone 109 leyeall
Corresponeeentt Miss Lina _Abbott
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bawtere
•heimer of Sarnia were visitors
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Robb.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor
spent a few days in Cass City,
with relatives. They returned
home on Sunday bringing Mrs.
0
Newlyweds
Lose Cattle
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crunicanh!
recent bride and gronm. sus- !:
Wined an :estimated 81.50e lnss
when they lost eight two-year-;
old steers from an overdose of
feed and w,ater.
Seventeen steers broke into a •
five room in the barn and :eight •
of the 1? stied as a result.
feride And guchre Party
1Men s Club . The Lucan W.I. sponeored a
ver 500 Visit
Euehre party at the Communite •
•, .
Brooke a10. creatiOn and Mrs. llarold llod-
Mr, and Mrs. William Aele• gins with a basket of fruit and Anglican
stock spen• the past week's vaea- veget eines tied on her heatt. et the inanely; serviee the
successful dessert Bridge and
TBXray
• Centre Tuesday afternoon. In
JIflIC At the Lucas Comunity ete di
a
mes
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Friday afternoon and evening
entice e Ism Betel last
Two Legion Auxiliary members,
Mrs. 11. T. Bond and Mrs. Cecil
Holmes (in uniform) welcomed
the people and directed them to
She X-ray truck,
Assisting in the filling out of
cards, numbering, and listings,
were members from W.I., Home
and School, churches and Legion
Auxiliary. Mrs, George Paul,
Mrs. R. G. Kehl, Mrs. Harold
Whyte. Mrs. Aljoe Culbert and
Miss Lina Abbott were on duty
during the afternoon. and Mrs.
Harold Ribson, Miss .Toan Hoag -
ins. Mrs. Harold Corbett, Mrs,
C. 11. George and Mrs, Mel -Cul-
bert at night.
Church
News
tion with their daughter Rev
A• • ' s
- • - In line of assisting the Lepre- nev. J. P. Prest read the tradi-
Aylestock. of North Buxton , cheunes New York trip it was non!. Si Geis for Bose 11. H.
Windsor's sister, Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Smith*.
wne wevkcildguests an" , decided to donate 58.40 •towards
Loney with them for a visit with' family. Anions.of Ailsa Craig, Brinsley
Lucan relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. O. eKuienests 01 • the payment of the t e n '
King, • . crests. a 1 s and Centralia who will be or -
Mrs. Wes Atkinson is spend- . Oakville. clained a priest in the near
Ing a few days in Ann Arbor. , Mrs. 11. Frost, of Alive St A number of quilt blocks were future.
the guest of Dr. and Mrs, Mar- , spent last week in Aneaeter, witii • on display and Mrs. Gordon A nursery for pre-school chit -
✓ in Smout. • her relatives there.: Bunting, Mrs. N. Wasnidge, Mrs. ' dren and infants is being
Mrs. Wm. Brownlee and Mari. 'The sixth annual writhe
n't Tom Lee and Mrs. Cecil Robb planned. Donations of play pens,
' were named a committee to high chairs and rubber toys are
Fyn last Tuesday evening at- the London Conference, Woman's choose the blocks for the block recittested,
tended the mother and daughter Association, was held on Tiles-
WFirst onfest.estervelt Sorority party at the day. April 15. in the rst Sc
t. • During the past week, Mr, Les
Mrs. Benny Saulnier reported . Woodward has installed the
Highland Golf Club. The evening Andrew's Church, London. Rep- 1
was spent playing whist. resenting the Lucan United 00 the trip she and Mrs, Irving : much needed . cupboards for
Mrs. W. McGowan of Hegel- Church was Mrs. Cecil Robb, Gibson made to the cancer di- t choir gowns and for the storing
ton and Miss Gwen McGowan of president of the W.A. , nie. It was voted to meet once a ' of music.
• month In make dressings. the ' Sunday evening, a group of the
Toroeto called on Lucan friends Rev. and Airs. J. P. ',reel,
• last Friday and had lunch with . Mrs. Kay Egan, Mrs, Ken : first meeting to he in the United , A.Y.P.A. again visited the Pines
Mrs. Warner McRoberts at her Clarke and Mr. Howard 'Kew, • Church parlors at 8 p.m. April • Haven Nursing Horne and put on
Whalen School. last Saturday night at the Trin- , 21 to which women of all corn.. a program which was much en-
ity Lutheran Church, London, • munity organizations, would be joyed by the patients. They then
heard the Park Road Baptist welcome to assist in this needy • returned to the Parish Hall for
work. . a business meeting, presided
1 Choir, of Toronto. This musical
treat was presented by the Lon- ' The president reported she bad . over by the president, Marilyn
don Centre of the Canadian Col- received a donation of 36 Betty Brownlee. Ilelen Hardy'sgroup
lege of Organists. As president - Crocker mixes for the Trade Was in charge of program and
of the London C.C.O. branch, Fair. Twelve cakes will be made refreshments.
Mr, Ken Clarke, organist of Holy each night and a winner chosen. , Five dollars was voted for the
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Trinity Church. Lucan, spoke • Five cent tickets for the winning missionary project al Big
see briefly. I cakes will be sold. All other I Beaver Home, Keewatin, where
ahssesseeeheaseseee'• e Mr. Grant Brooke, who under- cakes will be cut and sold at the eight members of the Canter-
ree"-seeseneetese -
.**".eteeteeseteete went an operation in Westmin- booth. Ladies who volunteered to bury Club of the University of
• Western Ontario are giving up
at refresh yoti FAST/ ,
ster Hospital, had a pass home be in charge ef the booth were:
11 was Ladies' Night at a ham
supper in the United Church
parlars last 'Wednesday night.
ellen the 'United Church Men's
• Chili entertained their ladles,
Mr. Clarence Stanley presided,
and Mr. Gordon Barging, presi-
1 denhelect, proposed a toast to
the ladies. Mrs. Clarence Stan-
ley replied,
I The guest speaker.was Wing
. Commander W. D. Ilaylett, :of
1 London. who was introduced by
. Mr. Ira Carling, and tater
thanked by the Rev. Edgar Rout -
stole Ile chose as "his topic
-elm:tele For liNiNtEMce." Ile
teller:eget on Callacia's defense end
referred to the bomb scare, and
Canada's preparations to defend
itself.
other entertainers 00 the pro-
gram included guitar numbers
by Gerald Hamilton and Bill
Van Macklin, piano solos by Miss
Ruth Garrett, and readings by
.. li . ;mt. on antine,
Presentation And mance
Mr. and Mrs. Pat ('runican,
nee Bernice De Block, were
elitists of honour at a presenta-
tion and dance at the Lucan
Community Memorial Centre
last Fridry night when a large
number of their relatives, neigh-
bours and friends met to wish
them happiness and prosperity
in their wedded life.
During the • evening they were
' presented with a purse of money,
• Mr. Ernie O'Neil giving the ad-
dress and Mr. Jack Ryan making
the presenlatlon.
•
Area Credit Union
;Chooses Officers
Speaking on the Credit Union,
Mr. Bob Dixon, of London, was
l the guest speaker at the annual
; meeting in the Shamrock Gar-
; dens last Thursday eveninge of
• the Lucan Credit 'Union.
President elected was Mr.
John Affliek; vice-president, Mr.
Harry Lewis; secretary, Mrs.
Roy Schlueter; treasurer, Mrs.
Mrs. Harold whyte, : their summer vacatien to work R. K. Montgomery; education
for two days but heti to return. Monday eve.,
on the missionary project of ; committee, Ire. J. E. Conlin;
Mrs. Earl Young and Mrs. Ce-
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ell Robb; Tuesday eve., Mrs. H.
ui c ing a e itn c , un se le , esi' )er 'iserY c =mil ter, Mr.
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, leadership of Rev. John Bounard. ' .&re•Y Hodgins, Mr. F. W.
B. Langford, Mrs. Wes Atkinson tur
and Mrs. Harold Hodgins; Wed- A cheque for
J.
.EprceosinilinereAcilirl.
sent to the Wesley Young People, i
526 has he"' reitT0emYittneee,v.M'il;
nesday night. Mrs. Ira Carling, ' A. M. Haddon, Mr, R. K. Mont -
as their share in staging their '
'Mrs. Jack Steacy and Mrs. Mur- '
• A list of alI the prizes for the to be held in the Parish Hall on
Our Malting
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See our special contract be.
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MONTCALM . BRANT . HERTA PARKLAND
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REGISTERED AND COMMERCIAL OATS
Many Varieties
Scott's Elevator
PHONE; OFFICE 63; RES. 110 LUCAN
; play here. 1 gomery
ray Hocigins. •
A rummage sale wee* planned. Assists At Career Expedition.
'Western Fair was react and Saturday May 10h. ,. Mrs. Merrill Edwards of Lon -
everybody urged to go really ,r --A, I
i 0111 1 miles, Bonnie Arnold. i
. ,. . don. the former Marion Coursey
now an employee of
out and compete. • Martha Rummell and Graham °f Lucan,
I the London Free Press last
Mrs. Harold Whyte volunteered : Thompson were named a coin- i Thursday evening at the London
• to take a quilt top to the the • mittee to make arranp,emeres
. District Annualwas to be quilted. for a. closing party, may 25, lo Armories explained job oppor-
; which the Lucan - Clandebore tunnies in the fields of news -
fol'' the Music Festival. ! Y.P.U. are to be invited, paper, radio and television to
It was decided to sponsor a , As many of the A,Y.P.A. mem- groups of students at the Lan -
Dance Revue for the Lucan • bers are also choir members, it. don Career Exposition.
• Dykyj Dance Studio, some time I was voted to offer to assist in The Free Press display was
; in May, to he convened by Miss • the varnishing of the cupboard. just one of the 65 displays lea-
. Lina Abbott and assisted by 1 The next meeting will be tured by most professions, in -
Mrs. J. 13. Roberts and Mrs, • May 4. dustries ancl institutions.
:Wm. Brownlee.
Mrs. coca Rob was named to Pentecostal Church
attend the District Directors' Young people from Toronto put
• convention May 7, 8 and 9 at on the program at the Young
Guelphs People's meeting last week.
It was voted to sponsor a
Rev. and Mrs. Guthree, Rho -
Sales Armand Beauty
ecmonstra. desia missionaries, showed in -
tion in the Community Centre teresting films and curios at the
Thursday. May 1st. church last week.
Mrs. Warner McRobert, an United Church
ex -president, took over for the At the morning service, Mrs.
°teeth)" of officers. Mrs' Har°14
Whyte presented the slate of of-
R. J. Currie, of the Metropolitan
Church, London, • spoke on the
Beers, AR were unanimously interests of the students' resi-
! elected.dence on the grounds of the Vile
President is Mrs. \e'es. Hod- , versity of Western Ontario. The
gins; vice-presidents, Mrs, C. H. objective for this project is
George and Mrs. Benny Saul-
' 8500,000 to cover a period of
nier; secretary, Mrs. Win. three years.
Brownlee; treasurer, Mrs. H• 25• On Friday night, Mrs. Murray
Langford; district director, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Alex Young, Mrs.
Cecil Robb; branch directors, Cecil Neil, Mrs. N. Wasnichge and
Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs. Sheri- Mrs. William Aylestnck of the
den Revington, Mrs. Ira Carling; Evening W.M.S., Mrs. A. E.
auditors, Mrs. IrvingGibson and Reilly, Mrs. Earle Youne. Mrs.
• Mrs. Jack Steacy; pianists, Mrs. Ben Sauliner, Mrs. M. Coincide
Murray Hodgins and Mrs. Sheri- and Miss Rein Chown, or the
llllll lemmitottlutat., dan Revington. Murree Evening Auxiliary, also Mrs. G.
nteteeteettineetelleeeeeelteeeneteeeitieeieeeeeeistemetee,,,,,,,teeeteeteeteene,,,,,,,,,te. Itodgens is past president. E. Nicholson, Mrs. Charles
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on
Tot's Coat Sets
Regular $ r,.98
Regular $ 7.98
Regular $10.98
Regular $12,98
Regular $14.98
Regular $15.98
SALE PRICE $ 3.19
SALE PRICE $ 5.99
SALE PRICE $ 8,19
SALE PRICE $ 9,69
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Tot's
Regular $1.98
Regular $2.98
Straw Hats
Conveners of standing Com- Sovereign, Marilyn and Dana
ft:minces: agriculture and Cana- Culbert, Bonnie Drennan, Ilene
dian industries, Mrs, George Donaldson, Erina Thompson, of
i Paul; home economics and the C.G.I.T., attended the
health, Mrs. Davis Park; his- W.M.S. at Lieury last Friday,
laical research and current where Rev. Anne P. etrabane of
events, Mrs. WM. Cochrane; Rowntree Memorial, was the
Citizenship and education, Mrs. guest speaker.
Harold Corbett; resolutions, Mrs. Explorer News
A. Philpott; publicity, Miss Lima The ninth Expedition or the
Abbott; sick and sunshine, Mrs. Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers was
Edgar Mclealls.
held in the United Church par-
s All reports for the year's ae- lors last Monday evening with
• deities by the various conveners t , „
an euctioanee of ee. newt! mes-
. , , - tem in was emotion as a new
were an evidence of an outstem , ,
sh prospente men, vas, Hod- m em her and Susan Bridger,
gins' two year regime. who has moved back to Lucius
Mrs' Warner' Mcrt°herts was from London, was also enrolled,
lunch convener, She was assisted Rae Haskett as counsellor
by Mrs. J. R. Murray' Mrs. took the worship service and the
ving Gibson and Mrs. B. J. Rob- Japanese story. Mary Mathers
read the scripture leeson. Dor-
Personel items
Ing the traft, period carp ban-
Tomand Gordon Hardy
tiers for themother and dangle . a,
erts.
1.1 rpo of Mr, and elm Clarence tei' banquet were continued.
Hardy, had their tonsils removed On Mendeee May 13 there will
;meows Hospital, London, he graduation extreisee for the
last Friday. Another son, 1:30b, Babe Band, Mission Band, Ex -
is having his sett on Tuesday. plovers and C,G,LT.
el Matt Zimmerman who'
SALE PRICE $1..11; wort the host actor award at the
Leindon L,ittle Theatre last week, `s°4"esS „s,h,",pperse shirtless
SAU1 PRICE" $2.19 at ana time played ,oehe Travel., Telt s; einigircli in snorts
r. keco
Month
Wornen's Blouses
Regular $2.98 SALE PRICE $1.mi
Regular $8.08 SALE PRICE $1.00
Broken sizes in the lot.
L .Dry Goo
Lucan oo
CUAN, Mt,
e ouct ce sk es ra nlees rises (21
salesnian" iti Mr. end Mrs. a 'of 75 • •
iempera tileslltirt4
Herold Ribs°"'s PlaY "R"'"e" 1958 "June in April" month, orie
• vine Saturday Night" whit+, to Jong remember.
t Ai., A. et. Ileddren. Mr, Zininter- frenal lfcrns
'when* put on here, MS taken by
Marl is now traveling with "My Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and •
Fair Lady." fourchildren, of London, have •
t Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hudson moved Into Mr. Robert Cough-
! and family of Arva were Sun- which, he purchased
!,
tiay guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'from Mr. Robert Smythe some
lirn 13roWnlee.months ago.
Mrs, Wos, Hodgins, bort, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFarlane
bruets Stewart prod ;family were are, visiting Mr. :And Mrs. .David
• guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland McFarlane,. of Rockwood.
Stewart last Wednesday everting, r • Mr, and Mrs, ,Frank Huff,
he t
t Mrs. Stewart; and: thildren and floss of Sr. Marys
1 remaining' over for A week's were_ Saturday pests of Rev.
• •• agel Mrs. Edgar Rbulston.
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studying at a college and
must pass a state exam-
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Recently, untrained per-
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vitamins,and other Medi-
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They even presume to
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spite of the house-cleaning and
garden lure. there were six
tables of Bridge and five tables
of Euchre. 'rhe Bridge- prize
winner was Mrs. Harold Hod-
gins; the Euchre. Mrs. Allan
Scott. and the mystery prize,
Mrs. Roy Stanley.
Mrs. Harold Ribson was von-
vener and she was assisted hy
Mrs. Murray Hoarsely:. Mrs. Ben-
ny Saulnier and Mrs. Harold
Corbett,
Hold Ceremony
On Anniversary
A pretty wedding was solem.
Muni at to a.m. last Saturday
;in St. Michael's church, London,
On the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the bride's parents, when the
!Rev. P. E. McKeon united
in marriage Theresa Manders
! of Lucan and Francis
Qualm of Wolseley Barracks.
The bride is the daughter of
• Mr. and Mrs. Anton Manders
of R.R. 1 Lucan and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Quann of Nova Scotia.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride was gowned in a
floor -length ensemble of white
brocaded satin, lace bodice trim-
med with rhinestones, long full
sleeves and looped skirt, A fin-
ger-tip veil of French illusion
fell from a flower tiara. She
carried red roses and white
lilacs.
Misses Mary and Lily Men-
ders were their sister's only at-
tendants. They chose wahzeength
gowns of blue nylon with flower
headdresses. They carried white
MUMS.
Two brothers, Gary and Joe
:ganders, acted as ushers and
also attended the groom,
The church organist, Mrs. Ag-
nes Waugh and a ehureh soloist,
provided the music.
At a reception in The Barn
restaurant the bride's mother
received in a light blue crepe
gown, pink hat and pink carna-
tion corsage.
For a honeymoon trip to the
U.S.A. the bride Changed 10 a
blue crepe gown and white cor-
sage. The young couple will
make their home in Barrie.
Loca1 guests included Mr, and
Mrs. J. E. Conlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Ryan, Mr. and Mrs.' Tim
Toohey, Mr. and Mrs. A. Vlas-
man and'Mr. and Mrs. J. Van
Lcrshout.
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