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CT.tandeboye .Cornrnents1
• . By MRS. H. PATON
cHIJACH•MEW
United ;bereft:
Flowers, fruits and vegetables
were placed in the Vnited Church
on Sunday for the harvest thanks-
giving service conducted by the
Pastor, the Rev, Edgar Roulston.
Special music was given by
the choir and a solo by Mise
Marjorie Donaldson aecompanied
by the pianist, Mrs. Kermit
Thompson.
St. limes choral
On Sunday at St. James church
the rector dedicated the new
nylon Union Jack, given by the
Ladies' Guild, prior to the serv-
ice of Holy Communion with
suitable music for Thanksgiving
by the choir,
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and
Clare attended an anniversary
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Hills. London. for Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Logan. Other
guests were Mrs. Harvey Riche
'Veneta and Bob of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Paton of
Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Martin.
Following the showing of col -
red family pictures by Mr. Hill
of his new home and greenhouse
with flowers. on behalf of the
group Mrs. Hill presented the
couple with a twin -light floor
Jam p,
Mr. and Mrs. Logan were mar-
ried 15 years ago in St. James
Church, Clandeboye.
Personal Items
Mr. Stanley Tomes. a student
of Huron College. is assisting
the rector at St. Mathews Ang-
lican Church, London again this
Max Bloee and Mrs. flla.e,
Cheryl and Suean at North Bay
Mr. and MN. Andy -Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis
eisieed Mr. and Mrs. William
NniPV nail family of Monkton.
on Sunday.
• On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Jen ,
Roberts ofHamilton and. Mies
:711enT,1•1. ?1;1t;I:d
1 a rartilYted ;•lett'sann.. Lucan Teacher Crash
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Liman
And District NOM..
Phone 109 Leon
orrespondentt Miss Una Abbott
tiler from England, eieeed with irsi. ..
Mr, and MN. Peter Bat+, te ,.
• Sarnia. A. ed ,with the latter eMr. Jack Steacy. chairman of
11 s owning fall meeting of --;— -- - -
the Biddulph and North London ao-an mom, as, an Beet .3,. the intent C.N.I.B., reports the
pnreme. Mr. and Airs. Mauriee Too • k
Simpsen-
Mr. awl Mra. ..Merein Carter •
last ;Tuesday in Mrs. Ceell Bow- s
man s school, S.S. No. 0. leftB. .1 b
eN : esteem •on Was' IV
ii I Irl
e eturdav when his half -ton truck Prior to the tagging Airs. Erwin
Geanton farmer, was killed last recent tag day netted $72.32.
Bry
day.
entertained their family on Sun-- Bidthdph. toe, and hit a tree. lie lay at representing the Luean \Me met
. ig 1 ury Ave. nearanse Scott and Mrs. H. 13. Langford.
anti Mrs. Roy Cunning- •
' N r Wesley Chw. Lueen wa
1 • • -• - ( • • • -s rest in the C. Haskell: and Son with ;Mr. Steaey to maks, the
ham and Allen. also Mrs. Omar elected president. Vice-president ' funeral home. ',Liven, where necessary arrangements.
is Mr. Don Medd, Lryanston; prayers were said at. 9 p.m.,
Cunningham were gueete of Mr.Girls who served as •taggers
and AIN. Ernol Cunningham and seetetary-tre.astirer. MN. Cecil monday, and funeral services were aine steam marghre- t. and
ew President Area Man
Airs. E. Tomes and tainily.
Blind Tag Day
Nets $72.32
Ninny in sieneoe. on sunany. Bowman. S.S. No. 5; pianist. Mrs. were conducted be. the Rev, nsna Eizenga, Laverne George,
Father j. A. Alackesy at 9,30 ; Anne Revington,
Mrs. Jim Hall and daughters; Arthtn• Black. Luean. Beth Watson,
Misses Mary Jane and Rose- The meeting was then given a.m., Tuesday, October 14. and,.
Julia CrozierCarol Young.
na*. spirt the weekend with over to arranging a time table Requiem High Mass .sung at 10 t Marie and Jo , an Whitehead, Mari -
the fermer's brother. Allen Car.' of meetings and the topics to be a.m.. at St. Patriele's Church, • ipn and Dana Culbert, MargaretMrs.
Mrs. Charlie Carter returned!
to and family in Lansing. Mich. ! discussed at each meeting. ; Biddulph. Interment was in :St.' Neil and Anne Marie AluerlY.
The November meeting will be' Patrick's Church Cemetery. t
with the ladies after spending held in the Denfield School, Pallbearers were John Lam„ t Personal Items
• six weeks with her son and Lam- where natural science will he the bourn, Nick Van Borne, Alptionusl Mr. and Mrs. ltt. B. Langford,
ilies. I topic, and roll call will be ; Keskaert, Pat Crunican, Gerry 1 Mr. and Airs. John Park and
.Thankeolving Guests answered by, a drill device. ; Cruniean and Frank Ketchaars, I family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Park
; d familyof Luean, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Tomes enterlainedl It was decided with exams He is suryived by . his wife an
, the
i Mrs. Stewart Park and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Aimee ' and Christmas concerts there termer Nellie
Loyens, three sons
'1 of Petrolia, and Mr. and Mrs.
and Elizabeth, of Dorchester. would and Billi f, home,
would be no December meeting. John, Peter A._e,a
Clinton Haskett, of Birr, spent
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer atilt' The Biddulph teachers re. his parents, Ira and Mrs.di,
°,-,,T, 1 Thanksgiving Sunday in Toronto,
• David. of Petrone. and M. and' manned after dismissal to discuss Blom,-otHolland,.,
Frank ji, onl,anala0 of-. guests of Mr. and Mrs: William
brother,
Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Stanley and the public speaking contest which
Toni Tomes. will be held in •the Lucan Public Holland. I Butler.
` Mr. and Airs. Maurice AleDen-
School Tuesday, October 28. As Mc. 110111 only n aid, of Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs.
had obeen ;
Women's Institute.
' that happens to be the date of Canada three years.
Mrs. Alex Macintosh was host- ' the Home and School meeting. •
ess for the October meeting of the executive decided to hold the Brother.ln-Law
.Clandeboye W.I. President Mrs. H. and S. meeting a week earlier " -
I Con duc ts Rites
Arnold Blake presided. Roll call • on October 21.
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IVOS anew ere wit time
year.
.
spent last weekend with their An appeal for the Canadian Last \Vednesday 45 pupils from i
I was the setting last Saturday
$on -in-law and daughter, sgt, National Institute for the Blind the Luean Public School m'e-, afternoon for the wedding of
was received and a sum voted ccived polio immunization, Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murless new 1 would like to learn.`' Public School News
Trinity- Anglican Church, Birr,
COMING EVENTS
NORTH MIDDLESEX CONSER.
VATIVES—Annual meeting and
informal reception for Hon. .51.
B. Diamond. Minister of Trans-
port and Mrs. Dymond, and
Mr. W. A. Stewart, MPP, and
Mrs. Stewart will be held in
Lucan Memorial Community
Hall on Wednesday. October 22.
et 8 p.m. Program of local tal-
ent, buffet lunch. One dollar per
person.
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MAN IN
Updates his fire. theft, house-
Lucan Personals
hold and car insurance ever
Nona Anneta Mires and Glen
to be 'donated to this cause. Dee -;E. R. Patterson was assisted by
e Arlo Clark. The nride is the
gates were named to attend the; Mrs. L. R. Wilson, a seems,
daughter of Mrs. Leta L. Mires,
area convention in Masonic nurseasAIrs. C!alvin Haskett and!
. of London and the late William
Temple, London. on October 20. : Mrs. Robert Kehl of the Luean
Harold Alrs, formerly of Bier,
21, 22. Chosen to represent this' Home and School Association, f and the groom is' the sou of Mrs.
branch were Mrs. N n r m a n • Running out of .supplies, those - Helen A. Clark, of St. Thomas,
Hardy. Mrs. Andy Carter and ' who were not inoculated will i
Mrs. George Simpson. :receive their first. dose Novem- • Clark. t
and the late Harold Wilson
The life of one of our promi- her a when the second dose is I
neat members of Parliament. I being administered to the other. The Rev. William Sewell, of
Ellen Fairelough. was read by ' children. Edmonton, Alta., brother-in-law
Mrs. Rae Neil convener of Citi, Principal Wesley lof the bride, and the Rev,
Clow is at i Thomas Griffin, of Merton,
zenship and education deserib-,
lag her busy and important life . present securing information on ; officiated.
and the great pleasure she en- ". The bride was given in mar -
the "Shell out for U.N.I.C,E.F. 1
Last year $75 000 was raised in .
Lam -
joys in all her duties. nage by Charles Young, ,' Canada alone by the 'I.T.N.I.C..!
The motto "you can't have E.F. for underprivileged chile • beth. She wore a floor length
what you like but like what gown of silk organza styled on
you • dren. If Lucan decides to help i
have' was interestingly corn -princess lines with short sleeves
- parents will he asked to eon- !
. and a sculptured Queen Anne
mented on by Mrs. James Paton. tribute money. instead of the
A lingerie party is planned for neckline. Her illusion veil was
usual "shell -out."
the November meeting.
year.
How long has it been since
you reviewed your coverage?
We'll be glad to help.
Call W. H.
HODGSON
Phone 24
held by a cap of iridescent pearls
• and. sequins and she carried a
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lAnglican Choir cascade of red roses and stephan-
i Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Roving-,
ton and family. Mr. and Mrs,
Lyle Revington and family, and
, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell
I attended a family Thanksgiving
dinner on Monday at the hdme of
Mrs. Harry Welbourn, of London.
et Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hodgins
1 and Don spent Thanksgiving in
t Woodstock, the guests of Mr.
t and Mrs, Sam Earle and family.
, Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mes. Wil-
liam Brownlee attended the W.I,
Exeter rally at Mount Brydges last
Wednesday.
Elects Officers
Anglican Choir Elects Officers
At a meeting in the parish
ball of Holy Trinity church after
choir practice last Tuesday eve-
ning the senior choir members
!elected officers:
President is Mrs. Jack Steacy;
secretary, Miss Marilyn Brown-
lee; treasurer, Mrs, Charles
!Glen; librarian, Mrs'. Jack Ar-
nold: social convener, Mrs. Kay
Egan; vestment supervisors,
Mrs. Cecil Lewis and Mrs, Irene
Coursey,
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959
See Dobbs For Dodge
DODGE SIX CYLINDER ENGINE FEATURES INCREASED COMPRESSION RATING
X.re>•`7,A4err$."'""040.".'
The Stylish Dodge' Mayfair, 2 -door sedan pic-
tured above is an economy leader in the 1059
Dodge lineup which also includes another 18
Models in the Regent, Viscount, Custom Royal
and our Suburban lines,
otis.
Attending the bride, Miss Jean
Donaghey, Mrs. Marvin McCaig,
land Miss Anne Curtis, • were!
gowned in' green velvet. The
I flower girl, Becky Dawkins, was
t dressed in deep rose vadvele
John Brown, of Fingal, was
groomsman, and ushers wore
Harold and Gerald Clark, twin
brothers of the groom.
For travelling, the - bride
donned a powder blue and black,
linen ensemble with blue and
black accessories and red rose
corsage.
The couple ' will reside in
London,
Mrs. James Watson
Mrs. James Watson, 80, the
former Rose Brady, died at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Stan Wal-
zack, R.R. 2, Granton, on Friday,
October 10. She lay, at rest in
the C. Haskett and Son funeral
home, Lucan, until 2 p.m., Mon-
day, October 13, when the Rev.
J. H. Vardy, of Granton, con-
ducted funeral services.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Mr. James Watson, of R.R.
2, Granton, and two daughters,
Mrs. Rose Ferguson, of Toronto,
and Mrs. Lily Clarke, of Orillia.
• Auxiliary Legion Meeting
The October meeting of the
Auxiliary Legion was held in the.
Legion Hall last Tuesday evening.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Dwight Ball, the first vice-
' • president, Mrs. R. T. Rummell,
presided.
The eontents " of the new
mystery box, to go to some lucky
person at the annual bazaar,
November 1, was discussed, Mrs.
James Freeman and Mrs, H. T.
Bond, as co-cenveners, were
. named to make the necessary
arrangements for the annual New
• Year's Eve dance to be held at
the Community Memorial Centre.
The lunch committee consisted
of Mrs. Cecil Holmes, Mrs.
Charles gagger and Mrs. Roydet
' Herbert:
Shower Pot Erlde•Elect
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The Mayfair series will feature, as standard
equipment, a greatly improved six cylinder
engine that has had its compression rating in
creased to 7.7 to' one enabling it to take lull
advantage of the higher octane rating of mos
of today's gasolines.
PREMIER SHOWING
.Fridai October 17
Dependable Used Car Buys, .
is DODGE "REGENT SUBURBAN 4 DOOR SEDAN V8 engine, tutent $1,995
',56 PLYMOUTH "SAVOY TUDOR tutone, -low mileage . .... $1,695
DODGE "MAYFAIR" SEDAN V8 engin, tufene, 24,006 miles $1,750
'54 DODGE "CUSTOM ROYAL" SEDAN tutdne, VB engine, automatic $1,395
753 PLYMOUTH SEDAN overhaulod, futone ...................... ..... $ 895
'$2. DESOTO SEDAN — automatic, radio, $ 795
PHONE 100
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On Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 7,
Miss Lucy }totem of Elliot Lake,
;formerly of Ailsa Craig, was
guest of honor 4t a miscellaneous
shower held at the home of her
t, aunt, Mrs, John Darling of Lu -
can, where about 30 relatives
and friends gathered.
Lucy was assisted to a dee-
orated chair by Mrs. Edith Scott
and Mrs. Donna Hitulmareh, A
wagon and basket of gifts wore
presented by Janice Hintimareh,
Ruthie Bother, Nancy and Na-
thalie Scott,
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Hiedinersh, Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Marjorie Beiber. The room and
chair was decorated by Mrs.
Glenn Xerinedy of Byron,
Holiday Visitoer
AC Douglas Stone, of the
ncArt Trenton, with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stone, of the
Coursey Road.
Mrs. Isabel Underwood. of
London, with Mr, and Mrs. Grey
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cook and
family, of Eitehener, with Mr,
and Mrs. Will Haskett,
Mrs, O. A, Moore, and family,
of Itoekwood, With Mr. and Mrs.
U. To. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Charlton
and Mr, -and Mrs. Arnold charl.
ton and family, Susan, Catherine
and beetle, of. Lobo, with Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin MeLtan.
Mr, and Mrs, Murray Bodgins
arid Cattily. with Mr. and Mrs.
rartersOn Hotiglits, of porton,
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Harry Noels, of Springfield, spent
last weekend in Orillia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reilly and
Mr. and Mrs. .Bert Thompson
and family spent the holiday
weekend at their cottages at -
Pike Bay.
'Members Attend Church News
WA Conference
t. Anglican - and type of party, left in the
Among the 125 representatives,
of the United Church Woman's,
Associations of Middlesex who
attended the Middlesex Presby -
tory semi-annual at Empress
United Church, London, last
Wednesdey, were the following
members front the Lucan 1.710..ited
church: Airs. Sheridan Il•eving-
ton. Mrs. Murray Hodgins. Mrs.
LL B. Langford, Mrs. Erie Young,
Mrs. Benny Saulnier, Mrs:, Har-
old Whyte., Mrs. Charles Sove-
reign and. Mrs. Ivan Stanley.
Of the eight Mrs. Revinglon
holds the position of convenor
of visiting and Christian fellow-
ship.
In the morning Mrs. K. B.
Clysdale of St. Marys, chairman
of the leadership educati9n cont.
mittee of the Dominion Council,
discussed parliamentary pro-
cedure and the • development of
leadership.
In the afternoon emphasis was
placed on the planning of a wor-
ship service, Executive Meln-
hers led group discussions dur-
ing part of the morning,session.
The first regular fall meeting
of the Luean C.G.I.T. was held
in the :United church parlors
last Monday night with the presi-
dent, Marilyn Culbert, in the
chair, There were 13 girls pres-
ent.
Mrs. Charles Sovereign was
in charge of the devotions and
the story on China as well as
the games.
Plans were made to begin a
new craft which will take the
form of candy baskets for the
bazaar.
Library Bridge •
The winter season of Bridge
al the Lucan library has begun
and will continue each Wednes-
day from 8 to 10 p -in.
There were, two tables last
Wednesday,
Professor It, K. Harrison. of hands -of the Texceutive. Owing
Huron College, was the guestIto the. Thanksgiving weekend, to -
speaker at the 11 o'clock service, ',gather with a Wei there
laltiinng4,1Shisndp
' therneismi:b
e'lankS-Ovas a small attendance..
giving,
Past
a
A letter from Don Middleton
The junior Cliancel Guild and re the showing of a free film,
Servers. Guild meetings will he; prior tojoining the film Plub., was
held in the church Tuesday; the read. Mr. Pt -est reported on the
IStweardship canvassers' meeting; success of such films at hie
be the church basement Thurs..• former Parish so it was voted to
day, and the • Little Helpers' write Air. Middleton for more
Party in pan,onFriday.
int.11 oPa wuih
halt from parti cuein;l
l a rs. 01oaturgeTonmos' the
s; group
3next
meeting, October 26,
}AP ePh. Ae its u "nmeeting in i n ITeA
. UniNsc,Ine(Cdhaulrig'hhanisgiving service..
'Parish Hall at 7.313 Sunday eve- was held in the United. Church
Laing, with the presidenta,nAdi d choirsrie
;Brownlee, in the chair, Ielen providing special musIc.
Hardy's group in charge of churchwasthe tlueelfrcaanbrachtedb01
bythe
refreshments. Rev. J. P. Prest members
!led in prayer, and Edna Ryan 'the Y.P.De
read the Scripture lesson. • For the first time, the 'nursery
Members were, asked to attend and kindergarten children. were
senarated, with Heather Stanley
an. A.Y.P.A. rally in -St. Paul's
and Beverley Butler taking the
-Cathedral, London, at 4.30 p.m.,
Wednesday, October 29. and
and three -year-olds, and Mrs.
Murray Hodgins •the four and
Itwas voted to again, this Live„y- car,olds,
Year, visit the patients in the The Men's Club is. holding its
Pines Haven Nursing Home once .
first fall meeting on Wednesday
a month, beginning October 20. night with London
and go in a body; to the home for Vo ka. speaker.
for the
Work the new floors
Members will meet at the church
Sunday School room and kitchen
a service at 7.30, then return to
is
the parish ball for the business - -
nesedxgeted to lie started on Wed -
session. , was decided to
approach the organist, Mr. Ken Pentecostal Holiness Church
Clarke, as to the most appro. On Friday night, the Young
priate time for A practice. People made their final visit for
A Hallowe'en party was dis. this season, to the Home of the
cussed and details, as to time Aged at Clinton, Monday was a
big day for the Sunday School
and officers, Fired with deter-
mination to bring home the
attendance banner from the Chat-
ham and . District Sunday School
Rally, 35 adults and children
jammed themselves into four
cars and set off in Monday's rain
for Chatham — and they did it.
With distance and 'attendance
counting so many points, they
'chalked up 425 points„Their
nearest opponent had only 325,
Trouspeair Tea
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Brum.
well held an informal tea last
Wednesday afternoon and evening
in honor of their daughter, Helen
Ann, whose marriage to Mr. Roy
Edward Ryan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John A, Ryan, R.R. 2,
Crediton, took place October 11,
in Our Lady of Mount ,Carmol
Church, Mount Cat -mel. •
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