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RECEIVE TV SET — The family of "Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lee, Lucan, presented the couple with. a television. set an
Saturday during the celebration of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Lee formerly farmed In the
Brinsley area, —TA Photo
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McGillivray Couple
Mark Anniversary
Lifelong residents of McGilli-i
;Tay Township until theirretire-)
cent five years ago, Mr. and;
Mrs. Thomas Lee celebrated,
their golden wedding anniversary,
et their home. Frank street, Lu -
an, on Sunday.
They held open house after -1
noon and evening. Receivingswithl
the couple 'were their family of)
four sons and three daughters:
Harold, George and (Viola) Mrs.
Ken Carter, all of McGillivray.)
Stanley, Cyril and Mrs. Olive)
all of London, and'
(Evelyn) Mrs. R. G. Parker,I
Harriston.
The couple also have 18 grand -i
children and two great-grand—
children.
Presidusg at the tea table in!
the afternoon were Mrs. Scott!
Trevethick and Mrs, Geurge Lee)
Sr. and in the evening ,111.s.)
Frank Griggs and Mrs. Arthur!
Simpson. Granddaughters served
refreshments 'and attended the
guest bobk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee were mar-
ried at the home of the bride's
parents by the late Rev. ;John
Kennedy, •of Ailsa Craig, They
lived for a short time Mar
Brinsley before moving to the
Lee. homestead, Concession 4.;
McGillivray. There they spent 40'
years, moving to Lucan• in 1953.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee are mem-
bers of the United Church and
are interested in church and
They were presented with .1nfant
VVi ns
local activities.
television .set by their family and
flowers by the neighbors as well
as other gifts. Among the 'MPS. Dollar Doll
sages of congratulations were•'
telegrams from Prime Minister
John Diefenbaker. Premier Les-.
lie Frost and W, A. Stewart,'
MPP for North Middlesex,
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And District News
.correspodent: Miss Lina Abbott
WI Hostess -Displays Crafts . • 'Shell -Out! •
To Families
It was family night last Thurs.
day night at the Lucan Com-
munity Mereorial Centre when
37 W. 1. members and their fam-
ilies met for their annual get-to-
gether dinner.
At .the bead _table were the.
president, Mrs. Wes. Hodgms,
her son P.I.E,R, William Hods
gins of Halifax, the secretarY,
Mrs. William Brownlee., Mr.
Brownleethe guest speaker,
eirs. George Wilson, Mr. Wilson,
Airs, Gordon Cotver, district
president, Mr. Collier, Miss
Grace Legg of Birr and her
mother.
Fall flowers and W.L colored
streamers highlighted the tables
with. Mrs. Murray Hodgins as
dinner convener. She was as-
sisted by Mrs. Sheridan Iteving-
ton, Mrs. Arnold Morley, Mrs.
C. C. Bradford, Mrs. Harold
Corbett, Mrs, Bert.Jackson, Airs.
Dave Park, Mrs. Gordon Bea-
ting and Mrs. Edgar McFalls.
While the dishes were being
removed, all the •children were
invited to the stage tn. assist in
a sing -song led by Mrs. Dave
Park with Mrs, H. B. Langford.
at the piano.
The only Rem of business dealt
with was the. naming of Mrs.
William Brownlee and Mrs. Ben-
ny Saulnier as delegates to the
area convention in London, Oc-
tober 21 and 22.
,After Mrs. Colver had brought
greetings from North Middlesex
District, the meeting was turned
over to Mrs. George Wilson as
guest speaker. Mrs. Wilson gave
an interesting illustrated talk on.
her 'T• -day trip to Ceylon. tier
'pictures were particularly color-
ful. -
Mrs. C. H. George thanked
the speaker, the dinner convener
and assistants and all those who
in any way helped to make the
Annual family night an outstand-
ing success.
ThankYou
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I wish to express my sincere thanks for the i
I kind patronage received while I was operating the
i Fina Service Station in Lucan. The loyalty of my i
i customers and friends was sincerely appreciated.
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r I would also like to extend best wishes to my
I successor,, Don Smith. s
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ART BELL
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
'Kenneth Lambourne. infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lambourne,
Granton, eves the winner of a
doll dressed in 25 one dollar bills
at a euchre and dance staged by ,
Court Carlton 255 and Court Val -1
entine L1861 of Canadian' Order
of Foresters in the Foresters'
Hall. Granton, on Friday eve-)
ning. Mr. Hugh Galbraith, of
London, drew th,e. winning ticket.
Consolation prizes of two dol-
lars were won by Mrs. Isabelle
Wozruclu and Mrs, Bogie, Lon-
don; Wayne Wallis, Joan Hodg-
ins, and Mrs. C. Gorvett, Gran-
ton.
Prize winners for ladies were;
Shirley Hilton, Elizabeth Nairn,
Marion Thompson; men, Emer-
son Wallis, Clare Dunlop, and
George Sillus. Theft were 35
tables in play.'
Court Carlton also had a draw
for an -electric alarm clock which
was won by Harry Hawkins,
Science Hill.
A dance followed lunch with
music supplied by a local or-
chestra composed of Harold
Mills, Paul Winslow and Mr. and
Mrs, Clare Dunlop.
Lucanites Meet In The West
While •Bob Watson and John
Ewen were on their motor trip
to Winnipeg Mr. • and Mrs. Joe
Horne entertained not only them,
but Mr. and Mrs, Dori Ankers,
former Lucanites. All enjoyed a
happy evening together.
On the way home the boys
called on Mrs. Jean Naden and
family at Kapuskasuig. Here
they ran into several inches of
snow.
Eclgewood 4-11 Club
At a meeting held in the Cen-
tenary United church Beth Park-
er was elected president of the
Edgewood 4-H Club. Other of.
ficers for 1959 are sectetary,
Marion Gibson and treasurer,
Sylvia De Boer,
More Lucan News
On Page 17
Under New Management
I wish to announce that have taken. over the Fina Service Station in Lucan
from Art Bell and that it will new be known as Smith's Fina Service. 'Your
continued patronage will sincerely be appreciated.
Changeover Time'
is Here!
Yes, now is the Unto to bring
your ear in for your winter
changeover. Let us check your
cat front bumper to bttillperl.
make any repairs necessary and
add that, all important winter
anti,fretze. Small repair tune,
ups is our specialty!'
Smith s• Firm Service
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To Birr Institute
Aids Kids
Mrs. George O'Neil /YRS .110.5- 1
less for the October meeting of At a meeting of the Luvan
the Birr Institute, Public School staff Jest, Monday
Miss Dorothy Shipley of Den -
After school,It was decided to
field le onstratlon and .,
try tint le . . . . , . i -
talk an handicrafts. shnwir13 'otit." This United Natioe's Chil-
samples of needlework, pictures, dren's Fund was started by a
foam rubber craft, „plaster of
parts figurines, aluminum etas. • seleil StindaY school class eight
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Ing and copper tooling, )nore end more children are
Miss lvy Stanley sang solos, i joining U.N.I.C.E.F. Shell.out
accompanied by her mother, i banging the fund to $75,000 last
Mrs. lean Stanley. Mrs. W. W. , year.
Garrett reported on the county; On Hallowe'en Lucan children
W.1. held at Mount Brydges. s i will join the parade. Each child
Mrs. W. F. Hodginspeonvenee • ,„11, . ,
oe given. a container in
the education.program and Mrs, i ‘'`,1,1-c.,1
l I parents and friends will
Clacnricc Lewis 'Inve a reading'Idrop in an amount equal to that
A donation was made to the; „„,
lany spent oe treats, This will
C.N.I.B. Mrs. Harold Hodgins. "e'
be taken to the arena at the
Jr. was named convener of the
beld ill parade and delivered by the
"Family Night" to be child to his or her teacher,
November.'
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Soap Artists To Compete
Plan Hallowee.:p Party
The executive of the L.U.C.-
A.N. islet in the Commenity Centre to make Hallowe'en 'plans.
Owing to the pressure of Scout
and Celt activities Mr, Harold
Whyte tendered his resignation
as chairman, end Mr. Clarence
Haskett was voted his successor.
• It wee planned to hold the an.
11.01, Hallowe'en party on the
31st with the $3, $2, $1. Prizes
for each entry of comic and fancy
costumes.
To help discourage eoapieg•and
waxing of windows a new plan
will be inaugurated, High. School
students will be given the op-
portunity to display their artist-
ic skill by painting pictures on
store windows with worth while
prtzes of $5, $3 and $2 for the
.alo a d Year bv year Parkh'Il Ch h
Church
News
Anglican
Sunday being Anglican Youth
Day the music Avis led by 16
members of the junior choir
conducted by Mrs. Clarence
Hardy with Graham Thompson
as crucifer. The choir also sang
an anthem, Members of the sen-
ior choir occupied the front
seats ordinarily occupied by 1. le
Junior choir,
A new teen-age Bible Class
has been organized with the rec-
tor in charge. This, class meets
in the church at 10 a.m. '
Thursday evening there will!
be a meeting of canvassers for
the stewardship campaign at.
the Parish Hall.
United Church
Being Layman's Sunday in the
United Church Air, Eldon Walk-
er read the scripture, Mr. Clar-
ence Lewis announced the- hymns
and Air, Wilbert Stanley was th'e
guest speaker, speaking on the
General Council held at Ottawa
last month.
Y.P.U. Meeting •
The Lucan-Clandeboye Y.P.U.
met in the Clandeboye United.
Church last Sunday evening with
Jeanette Blake's group, Dana
Culbert, Helen liestle, Marilyn
Eaton in charge of a panel dis-
cussion on how the, average
young person could improve his
or her character . to best take
their places in lite This was
followed by a quiz. The meeting
was chaired by Sandra Wil-
liams,
Plans were discussed for ere
tertaining all the yoting people's
groups in the surrounding aria
at a skating party and dance to
be held at the arena. •
Pentecostal Holiness ,Church
1.0 the absence of the Rev.
Fred Thomson Mrs. J. A. Gra-
ham took' the morning service
and Mr. Meine Eizenga the eve.
ning service.
Mr. Eizenga was also speaker
at the Young People's meeting
Friday evening. Margaret, and
Tena Eizpga sang.
Roman Catholic Church
The Catholic Women's League
met in S.S. No. 4 Biddulph
school room last Saturday after-
noon, with 30 members present.
Plans were discussed for a
dance to be held at the Com-
munity Centre November 7 arid
a bake sale, Noveinber 15, the
place of the latter to be an-
nounced later,
Mrs. Joe Harrigan gave a re-
port on her trip to St. Anne's
'last weekend,
Holiday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. William Lock-.
yer, of Camlachie, with Mr. arid!
Mrs. J, W. Lockyer, and family.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whyte and
family, of Bothwell, with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Whyte and fain-
ily.
Mr. Fred Armitage with Mr.
atid Mrs. Ken Thar, Of Byron.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge
and Billie, of McGillivray, and
Miss Vera Wasnidge, of Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. N, W. Was.
nidge,
Mrs, Gordon Murray and son,
Don, and sister, Miss Gertrude
Chaae, of Toronto, and Mrs. Mar•
garet Stewart, of London, with
Mrs. J.' R. Murray, '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cobleigh
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Bantieg.
Mr.' and Mrs, A. M. Hedden
with Mrs. Lily Bisset, of Brant-
ford, and ether friend.
Mies Geraldine Keyes, of
lowdele, was a weekend guest of
Miss Heide Hardy and Mr. and
Aire. Stan Kayos, of Willotedalc,
and Mr. Bob Haywood, of leech.
ener were Monday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rey Stanley
with Mr. Mid Mrs. Norman. Laid.
01 Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Me Nugent And,
faZly and Miee 13 ellt Martin)
with Air. and etre, T. A. Ifed
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Mrs. Wee Atkinson with Mr,
and Mrs, Charles ?ewer, Lee-
dom.
Mrs. Joe Orme Of Torontej
Mrs. Lois Humphrey and tWe'
children Of Streetsville and Mre,
Helen Hoektivey Of Lenden with
Mrs. T. 1), Ohne.
Mrs. W, W., Ottrttt teller.;
tined btr MMUS and Mr. Seotti
I Mr. and Mrs. korge Young!
Garrett. ;
and finilly et Clinterif Jr. and.
Mrs, Robert Coughlin, Mr. and
Mrs, Reward Davey, Cobourg,
Mr. and Mil. I(Oti donee of Rey.
dale and Mi. dnt jelikiettei of
Torolito With Mr. and Mrs. Erie
YOun,
Mr. and Mrs.
and family with Mr and Mrs.
Herman Saluda of lavirOod.
Mrs. John Ewen
Mrs, John Ewen, 89, the for-
mer Ellen Taylor, died in 'the
bridge Hospital.
Funeral services were held at
2 pm., Friday, October 17, from
the Maequire and Lott, funeral
home, with interment in Ux-
bridge Cemetery.
Her husband predeceased her
14 years ago. She is survived by
LW() Sons, Gordon, of California,
and Douglas. of. Lucan. also two
graedebildren, John and Sheleigh
Ewen, of Lucan.
Attends Parley At Woodstock
Rev. J, P. Prest was one of
the 190 Anglican clergy who at-
tended the ninth annual three.
day conference of. Huron Diocese
clergymen held in Woodstock
last week. To commemorate the
tenth anniversary of his election
as bishop of Huron, the Rt. 'Rev.
George N. Luxtoli WAS. present-
ed with a gift.
One of the highlights of the
conference was a premier'show-
ing of the technicolor movies of
the 1958 Lambeth conference,
which Mr, Prost' reports as
"simply magnificent". Mr. Prost
has already booked the films to
be shown at Holy Treity at a
later date.
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Scene Of Vows
Marriage vows w r e ex-
changOd on Saturday, October
11, in the Parkhill United Church
manse, when the Rev. W, S. gr.,
Moore officiated at a double -ring
cermarmy, uniting Donna Marie
Robinson and Jack Morgan At-
kinson,
The brine is •th. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, William Robinson.
of Ailsa Craig, and the groom is
the son or efts. Rosetta Atkinson,
of Lucan, and the late Thomas
(Ceafur) Atkinson.
The bride chose a street -length
white Chantilly lace gown over
satin with tight fitting bodice. A
satin •leaf -shaped bandeauhd haec;
•cented with seed pearls el
finger-tip veil. of French. illusion.
She carried a white Bible crested
with a cluster of rod and white
roses. A string of pearls, a gift
of the groom, completed her at-
tire.
Miss Pat Robinson, as maid of
honor, wore a street -length gown
of turquoise velvet with corsage
of yellow carnations.
Gary McFalls, of Lucan, was
best man.
At a reception in the Arm.-
; strong Restaerant, ,Exeter, the
bride's mother, assisted by the
groom's mother, both in navy
crepe dresses with •white 'mum
corsages, received the guests.
F4tOo.th' a tli110e11 ebygdOe0 111.01 spe 0a Wgarsehy-
tweed suit with turquoise access
series.
The young couple will make
their home in Lucan,
Persone I Items
Mr. James, Little was taken
to Westminster Hospital last
Monday.
best pictures.
Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 wilt again
I Make posters •and grades 1, 2,
'3 and 4 will paint Hallowe'en
;pictures. One two dollar prize
will be given for each grade for
, the best poster arid best picture.
WM.' Helpers' Party
Last Friday was a beautiful
Islay for the Anglican Little Help-
ers' annual party. Twerty adults
and 21. children were present
'with Mrs. Jack Mutely in charge,
IGrade 3. children who have
!graduated from Little Helpers'
received their certificates. They
are Jane Corbett, Jenice Free-
man, Nancy Hardy, Maureen
'Smith, Lorie Hulce 1-las-
kett, Mike Culbert and George
Wilkinson.
After lunch was served each
child was given a little treat to
take home,
11 WaS deeided ta donate $1.5O
to the Arena Board, being 50'1
oC the teade and hobby fair pro,
ceeds.
The executive approved the
"U.N,I.C.E.F. Shell -out" pro.
grans outlined by Principal Wee -
Icy Clow of Public School.
It was decided to finance the
purchasing of two rings to be
donated to the winners in the
Bkidulph school's public speak-
ing contest to be held in the
school auditorium October aa,
Lucan Pigeens Return •
Mr. Clarence Hardy's "Lepre,
ollettri" a 11.d. son, Tommy's
"Flash" were two of the 13
Forest City pigeons which were
given Ottawa greetings to bring
to London for the Red Feather
cam paign.
"Leprechaun" returned third
and "relish", fifth. Some of the
others still have not returned,
SKATING'S HERE—Older fOlks may think it unusual to
see teenagers driving up to Lucan. Arena in open on.
vertibles to go ice skating but;it's happening these sunny
fall days. At Lucan Arena, which opened two weeks ago,‘
skating has attracted big crowds and hockey practices
are well under way. Above, pretty Mae Cobleigh, Lucan,
helps beginner*Coffrey. —T -A Photo
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THURS FRI., SAT., MON
OCTOBER 23, 24 25, 27
Days At LUCAN
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