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ripens New Bice Bridge
et The newly completed .Bice , the London Teachers. College.
7e„Vridge over the Ausahle River, Others in this district. with Miss
oncession 2, McGillivray town -,Betty Mcintyre teacher of S.S.
.ship,. was ofiieialty opened last 1 No. 4 \ictiiillitray, Misses Anne
• "Wednesday with the Reeve. Earl:Mackie and Faye and staying.
••. rixon, of McGillivray township; with Mrs. Karl O'Neit,
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and pupils have panned to means of immouris nest year s,
t?: The bridge is the largest built Christmas concert for f.ee. 18 Masonic Lodge last h'ri wi toa wet cold night there ki!e season, the lTnited. Church s cls To tel avoid tin the township in 30 years, 80 in the evening at the L'Fantle tiring s g 300ty aasntall attendance at the \\ A' held a sttecessfut bazaaz supper, discussed. help
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day evening when some and tea last Saturday a£tetnoan running into other suppers it
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Trinity Ladies
Schedule Dates
The November meeting -of the
Ladies' Guild of Holy 'Trinitti`
church was held in the Patois]
Hall last Monday evening with
the president. Mrs. Kay Egan,
in the .chair and. Mrs. C. W.
l:iawshaw at the piane. Mrs.Er-
win Scott read the scripture. Mrs.
Allan Ryan's group with eight
members out, had the largest
attendance.
The president and Mrs: H. T.
Bond volunteered to represent
BazaarSuccess the Guild at the cancer dressing;
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greeting in the Chilled Church
Blizzard
basement on.Thursday evening.
Despite Bli z
in spite of the first blizzard of were given and the ways .an
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thett he s e
Reports on
Rep. s y pp
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kfeet, on , a a nearly
��'10,000, to a turkey dinner, followed bt
bole school- nnenthers and friends sat down
; November meeting of the Home ' ryas clecicled to make the last
Miss Muriel Carlin is to be
and School Association meetin; � Wednesday ' in October a Irma•
ant date for Hely `trinity's sup -
December
''.t Saturday tn;
December a permanent dale for t
L O L Installs Officers J congratulated on her room and i y p
:�, Memorial. C entre. table decorations The latter
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CHURCH NEWS tOfficers for the year 1959 for a dance, in the Community ! in the school auditorium last
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• 5t. James Biddulph L.O.L.OL493 were• i flues ay of ening• were sold at $2 each, per and t e fti
e' At St. James Church on Sun -i stalled by Fast County Master! Sitting at the head table were
• y Archdeacon Carman J. Queen . Lloyd Bern of L. .er.
oda- "Mrs.Emerson
°:.I3.A.1 L.Th., Diocesan c."omission-? W.M. is Clayton Abbott: P.M.. Chown, Mr. and
:her of Iiuron dedicated a hook Leonard Smith; D.M., Loreen Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Corbett d theR Ed
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W.M. H. A. Chown and Mrs
Miss Hall of the London Pub -
sirs, Library was the guest speak Airs. Edgar ltoulston and • the the bazaar
• er. She brought out with her a
number of books suitable for
each grade and gave an interest -
in ,anhelpfulask on e use
president, Mrs. Sturravv :Modems,
received the guests and Mrs. '•Che attendance for each group
g has been recorded all year with
Irvin Gibson tva in cl1atge of
« £ar the history of St. James' Pattison: chaplain, Leonard an Rev. gar - d talk th c the understanding the two few'•
admission.
.Church given by Ladies' Guild. ' Lambourne; ices sec.. ("lace Roulstan. g est groups would treat the win -
tern n St nlev ryas `of these banks. ;\irs. Harold Whyte was kitch- tiers at the end of the year so
'" The need for such a book was Paton; fin. sec., Nilson Hodgins; sir, En o a l en convener, and was assisted
• 1the winners are looking forward
in the! treasurer. Erie Hodgins; mar- master of ceremonies, and the t In lieu of the usual cheque to by !sirs. iI. T3, Lanford, sirs• t a' the December
'made evident this year ; shat Guy Ryan; entertainer was. Mr. Robert Mur- • the liar Memorial Hospital the to their trey
-°T17tn year of the parish be the , • 1, - Mon -
Carson Mrs. E IL Pitt a
asked to give a meeting which will be held Aloit-
members were nd .Mrs, • -
m many important events Lecturers, Arthur Coates and do, of London.
Tran Stanley. Serving tables .
fact that a pweretwo doorprizes,donation of fruit and jam at the were Mrs, John l='ark Mrs.. Don day, December 29.
-•of the happenings of the church i Ernie Rosser; committee, Lorne There t t January w rThe remaindermbrof the lens scs-
.rand cemetery have not been re- Hodgins, Leonard Smith, Clar- costume jewellery set and a •meeting.\laguire, and Misses Muriel
'' , ence Davi.;, Don Abbott and camera. which were won by •It was reported the children carting, Marlene Reyington, sion was spent in deciding a
.corded' James Il. Mrs. Harold :Corbett and Mr. collected $66.23 on Hallowe'en L'nnette 11'x1 ole and Julia . menu for the bazaar tea and the
�, In his address based from Win. Pattison; tylers, ari) p
s fromSt. Luke about St. Paton and Harold Dexter; audi-;Veil McRann. night for the U,n'.I.C,E,F. Crozier•. i price to set. It was finally de
-factJames H. Paton and Guy Silvern 'v s t`v Club ` All members were asked to cided to charge only 25e and to
'Andrew, first missionary who tors,, The A nr era , deposit any good used toys they C C; I'T. bad .1 charge of •their; serve turkey sandwiches, tarts
',;Christ.
his brother Fater to 1Pershof the "Granton n L,nited Church , had in receptacleBeplacedwethe
Sales', how. made cooking was convened by
*keep religion to ourselves it does Royal orchestra provided the u to a needyMrs. Ira Carling and Mrs. 1\'il• I , A great deal of
timewas spent
k p Mrs. Roy 'McMann is still a room, the same to go t fl l ge , in securing convenersas-
silo good but by giving to others music. belt Stan ey Owers and tc
patient in �St, Joseph
"s hospital family. \s ' Tl L c '1lrs. I signing members to the various
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.;vi'e follow St. Andrew, it being ; Cpl. and Mrs. Al. .Bogy and Medway Commencement
7. St. Andrew's on Sunday." daughter Vickie spent a week
esOf the 130 students who re•
. Mr. Queen spoke of Mr. Stan- with Mrs. Bogg's parents, Mr.' ceived graduation diplomas at
1ley Tomes, a student of Hurn •
, and Mrs. H. Murless. They are Medway Iii ;h School commence.
;College. who will be ordained from St. Huberts, Quebec. ment exercises last Friday night,
'next year, who was present, were Laverne George, Beth Wats
..also suggesting a plaque he !son and John Conlin, of Lucan.
;placed in the church withthe Lucan Personals j
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James of clergy who enteredCounty Sherrif
ache ministry. With the parish of Christmas Draw
.Moly Trinity there would be The business men of Lucan Sneaks To W 1
!about two dozen.
• He assisted the rector, the are holding pre -Christmas all-, �%
Prest i 1 the service cash draws this year. On De -1 The Nos embef meeting of the
•'�ioy, .I. P. les n
,pf Holy Communion including cember 6, 13 and 20 there will . Birt` W. I. was held at: the home
° gorporate for the W.A. members. be three $10 draws and on Wed- of Mrs. Fred Tuke.
' The White Gifts were received nesday, December 24, the draw •The west Speaker WAS illi. R.
-for the bale which is to he pack- _ will be for $100.
Due to pressure of other duties,
Mrs. Les Kennedy tendered her
resignation as corresponding sec-
retary,
Mrs. Harold Cobleigh's room
won the attendance cup.
Space. Heater Explodes
Once again Lttcan narrowly
escaped another fire, About 7.30
p.m. last Friday, Mrs. Eva
Henson's space heater exploded.
She phoned one of her neigh-
bors; Mr. Boyden Herbert, who
rushed to her assistance. With
the aid of a rug, he was able to
throw the stove outside and
fables, .. rs. nomas a booths. When all was completed
Gordan Banting, and sirs, N.
W. liasnidge; fancy goods, Mrs, lit
.was
nearing midnight so all
Alex Young, Mrs. C. C. Brad- enjoyed their cup of tea and
ford, Mrs. Ernie Ross, Mrs. Erie i refreshments.
Young • Mrs. J. R. Murray and ; Arva Trims Lucan 14.3
Mrs, Edgar McFalls; calendars,
Miss Beta Chown.
Quiet Ceremony
Held At Rectory
A quiet wedding was solem•
nized at Holy Trinity. rectory
At a South Middlesex Hockey
League game at Ontario Arena
last Monday night Arva really
trimmed Lucan to the score of
14.3 ,making Lucan's fifth loss
and only one win.
Lucan's goal getters were F.
Hardy, Westman and Cronyn,
Arc �1eac�ac� �f Huron.
Dedicates Vestmera�t
Sunday was another red letter
day in the history of Holy
Trinity Church, when the Deno
erable Carman J. Queen, B.A..
and Archdeacon of Huron, was
L..Tlt., diocesan .contntissioner,
the guest speaker and dcitteat-
ed the new Servers' Guild vest-
ments, a book of remembrance
and two memorial plaques. It,
was also White Gift Sunday,
The book of remembrance,
donated anonymously by, friends
of Miss Gertrude Hodgins, will
be used to record special events
ilIiarn Douglas
as
AreaBlacksmith
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William T. Douglas, 8g, died
in his Granton home, Wednes-
day, November 26, where he lay
at rest till 2 p.m., Friday, when
the Rev. J. H. \Tardy conducted
funeral services. Interment was
in Zion Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Messrs. Isaac
Dann, Gerald Dann, Harold
Harness, John Douglas, Bill
Evans and Alvin harness,
C,. Haskett and Son funeral
directors, had charge of funeral
arrangements.
His only survivors are his
wife, of theGait. former Cora Harness,
and one brother, Thomas Doug -
Mr, Douglas was born near
St. Pacts. He has lived in Gran-
ton for the past 45 years, where
he operated a blacksmith shop
for many years,
or the church. The vestments, a
gift of Miss Edith Stanley, were.
donated inmemory of her pair.
emits, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stan.
Icy. Plaques commemorating
these donations, have been
placed on the chancel wall.
Bloclred roads and deep snow
prevented rural members and
some village members from at-
tending this special service.
new most of tate Setv-
ers' Guild and Jr- Altar Guild
were present. •
Members of the Servers' Guild
assisted in the communion servo
ice and receiving of the .offer..
tory at the chancel steps, and
presented large hampers of
White Gifts to the rector.
Archdeacon Queen, following
the dedicatory service, preached
an Advent Sunday sermon on
the missionary challenge, at
home and in the mission field,
Corporate commitnion was ad-
ministered to the ServersGuild,
Junior Altar Guild, Senior and
Evening Auxiliary.
The choice of green for the
servers' cassocks, was :two -.fold,
First the. Trinity calor is green,
and second, Lucan is an Irish
village, and Irel4nd's emblem is
the green shamrock.
Timely Suggestion
When your mind is a blank
as to what to buy for Christmas
for some of your out-of-town rela-
tives, send them a subscription
to The Times -Advocate, Phoria
109 Lucan; for particulars.
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Saturday evening, when the 1tev. tet4t t1i,CO ifit#t .4 tCt0t t tut t7s.t itlitl ifittiit t.a + 4ZO•
J. P. Prest united in marriage
cover it with snow. Darlene Joan Aianktelow and
ed at Lucan Parish Hall. on Wed- ; H. Beattie, sheriff o for Middle- •The stove is a complete loss. Donald Austin Ribson.
Each draw will be made at sex County who spoke on court Scorched wall and flooring also
:nesday for Foleyet. Ontario where ,3 p.m. beside the Nu -Way motors, (procedure and sher.iff's duties resulted, but Mrs. Henson con- The bride is the daughter of
`khe rector is Captain Fd. Cluley I throughout the ages. s.iclers herself lucky to still have Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mank•
;,of the Church Army in the Dio• Lucan Edged Westmount 6-5
f Mo epee In a South Middlesex hockey , .Members agreed to send a her. home.
case o s -
°• The baptism service was post- game last Thursday night, Lucan; protest to the Canadian Associa-
poned due to the roads and defeated Westmount 6-5. Smith tion of Consumers to have larger
and ,Stratton with three goals 1 seams and deeper hems inready-
"leather.
United Church
- At the united Church here on
-=;undav the service which was
each were the scorers for Lucan. ; made dresses a n d
conger
thread in overalls and blue jeans. .
'Attend Funeral of Father I The motto "The past cannot ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb spent, be changedthe future is still'
Church
,
'go include baptism was cancel- several days last week in Luck- • in your power” was presented
led, due to the furnace not work- now, owing to the death of lir. by historical research convener,
sting properly, Robb's father, Mr. William sirs. Jack Legg. Committee in
•,p On Sunday the service of hap- Robb. ! charge of lunch and program in
G'sm and the offering of White The funeral service was held eluded Mrs. Jack Legg, Mrs
ifts which will be sent to the from the Mackenzie and McLen- I Clarence Lewis, Mrs. George
•issupply Depot, Sudbury, which ` nan funeral home, Lucknow, on !O'Neil and Mrs. Norman Bilyea,
will incluee food, clothing and Saturday, November 29, with School Baa'rd Meeting
tery.
'toys, will be held. interment in Greenway Cente-
i
s`School News
rs, gin , a two -room addition to the
i.t Fairfield School, has _friss George Kennedy, of W slit on• Chrrsllan stewardship.• Other numbers on the pro- 1
s ,Helen Ayen as her guest this church, and one son, Cecil Robb, : proved by the board, one ot'1 Harold Frost read the Scripture gram included solos by Carolyn
;week practise teaching, from i of Lucan. which will be a kindergarten. Lambert, Paul Wallas and ,lits._
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lesson.
During the business session. Glen Copeland; violin selections 1
$10 was, voted toward the cost of by Paul Winslow; piano solo by
the new floor and $7 . to , the Elaine Grant, and a dance num•
Ai. d A3. Fund, to complete the her by • Julie Clatworthy and
total allocation of $20. - , `Larry Lewis. `
Owing to Christmas exams, Lorene• Hodgins and Donnie
the date of the next meeting has Wallis repeated. their public
been postponed one week, -so will speaking addresses, which they
be held in the Clandehoyegave at the 'recent contest at the 1
Church Dec. 21, to which meet: Lucan Public School.
At a special Public School
Besides his wife lie is sur- Board meeting last Monday eve
News
United : Church
Owing to heating difficulties
in the Clandeboye Church, the
meeting of the Lucan-Clandeboye
had to be held in the
Lucan Church Schoolroom, with
Sandra Williams as acting presi-
dent, and Jeanette ' Blake as
1 group convener. . . .
The latter was assisted by
j Marjorie Sovereign and Nancy
telow, of Hamilton, and the
groom is the son of Mr. 'Harold
Ribson, of Lucan, and the late
Mrs. Ribson.
The bride chose a blue crepe
gown, black hat and black
accessories,
Their only attendants were Mr.
and. Mrs. Harold 'Ribson.
The young couple expect to
make their home in Lucan.
Granton W.I.
The Granton W.I. sponsored a
community night in the Odd
Follows' Hall. Illustrated ad-
dresses on various phases of ,
the food industry were given by j
Miss Moyne Webster, and Ches- I
ter Abel nf• London.
a
r Mrs. Mervin Carter, teacher eve -
,
by one daughter, li ! g 1 on of a '
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'hi re• Lucan Public School was ap ;Scott, in the nresentati
AND ON EVEN THE COLDEST NIGHT.
Thousands of Imperlal people work night end 'day to bring
you the low-priced oil preclude you have come to depend on
Across this country, nearly
14,00 Imperial people are
at Work to supply your needs
...in exploration parties...
at research laboratories..,in
refineries... on the road,
In the oil fields, and in areas
which might produce oil,
they areseeking K
ee to enlarge
Canada's oil reserves .. , so
that this country will not go
without oil, now or in the
future.
In' research . ; . (IrriperiaT
has more extensive facilities
iii f f0 r ib lir V I hV Y
than the rest of the industry
put together) .. and at
nine refineries, working
'round the clock 4 they
seek to develop the products
which will keep you Warmer,
move you more convenient-
ly ... and more cheaply.
” activities,
l~ or t lti all
their ac t
Imperial people are con-
stantly aware of the Feces-
sity et bringing you the
products you need... at the
low prices you have conte to
'expect.
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A HA OA :4ttti tst' b "'W i`' N
ing each member is askedto
take a toy for distribution to
needy children,- '
The date of the annual Y,P,ta..
Christmas party was set for
Monday, December 29.
Pentecostal Holiness Church
The Women 's Association
meeting was held, at the home
of Mrs. Rufus Thompson 'last
Monday • evening. Mrs. Fred
Thompson, assisted by Mrs.
Howard Currie, was in charge• of
the devotions,
During the business session;
it was decided to purchase some
new hymn books. To raise funds
to pay for the 'books. it was de-
cided to make articles and sell
to each other,
The Friday Young' Peop,le's
meeting was in charge. of Miss
Tena Eize.nga, with Mr. Carman�
1 -Tardy, of Thorndale, as guest
speaker.
Anglican Church
The annual bazaar, and tea
will be held in the church: base.
meat next Saturday, from 2;30
to 5 p.m. It will feature a coun-
try store, fancy work, ' home
baking, touch -and -take, prayer
plates, Christmas trees and
Christmas cards.
The A.Y.P.A. members are
sponsoring two Mitts at 8 p.m.
next Sunday.
The next Men's Club meeting
is scheduled for 8.30 p.m., Dec.
8, in the parish hall,
The White Gifts which are to
he sent to Foleyet, will he
packed at the W.A. meeting in
the parish hall, Wednesday. The
W.A from St. James Church
have been invited Ss guests..
Explorer's s.
The Lucan-Clandeboye Explor-
ers were able to gather in their
old meeting place last .Monday,
the United Church basement, but
with new decorations and' ren).
stations they hardly recognized
the place. There were 14 meth•
here present:
The meeting opened with fun
songs and Christmas parols in
charge of Mrs. 11. B. Langford,
The latter Were in preparation.
forthe annual Christmas party
and carol singing to shrlt-ins
which, tide year is s
chedule
dCor
December 23.
Counsellor Kae Haskett Kaci
charge of the story "The :Hebrew
way of Worship to Gos" This followed by a ;Iewlslr worn
ship service.
All 'the members sat :oh the
floor and the mother (.tar'bata
rteady) lit the candle, the fa.
ther (Carole bavis) read the ics�
soft front a scroll The child
(Dianne Cobpery Asked questions,
The remaining 11; iplorers, as the
rest of the'fatnily, repeated serili-
ture cad sang 'hymns.
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ere' Lo,Ee., .
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Club At Granton
Selects Officers
At a meeting of the Granton
Wesley Men's Club the Rev. J.
II> Vardy installed W. W. Gar-
rett as president.
Other officers included: past
president, aoseph Bryan; vice-
president, C.. W. Parkinson;
treasurer, Edy Baline; secretary,
I4arold Wallace; membership and
attendance; . Thomas Dickenson,
William Eedy, Max Bilyea; pro-
gram, Beverley Westman, Wilfred
Garrett;
Stewardship, Don Middleton.
Morley Wass; recreation, Clare
Westman, Robert Foster, Mel-
ville Westman; publicity, Stan-
ley Wyatt, Frank Dale; pianist,
George Westman.
Agriculturi Annual Meeting
.W. H. A. Thomas, • MP for.
West Middlesex, was guest
speaker at the McGillivray Town -
shop Federation of Agriculture
annual meeting and hancttiet in
West McGillivray Township Hall
last Friday night.
Other speakers • .on, the pro-
gram, included Mrs. W. W. Gar-
rett, chairman, Zone 1, women's
committee, Ontario Federation
of Agriculture; Lorne Dodge,
president, Middlesex County
Federation of Agriculture, and
Don Middleton, secretary -field -
man:
_ucen Suffers Third befeat
The Lucan Irish six hockey
team is off to a had start this
Season. For ,the third consecu-
tive time they have gone down
to defeat,
Friday night they were defeat-
ed 6.2 by Mitchell in the Western
Ontario Athletic Association's
Cyclone hockey League. Bob
Heftier scored both of Lueah's
goals.
Cancer Dressing Meeting
The plan to send at least two
members from each organization
in the village to assist in the
Making of cancer dressings each
month, is working out success-
fully.
Last Thursday there were 2'2
out,Were i :.. 0t for run,
n o o r
ladies ,C
Mu shot. of material, more
than the 7;g. -dozen mid easily
have been in ado.
W.M.S. Meeting
The November meeting of the
United Church W.M,S, was held
in the church basement last
Thursday afternoon, with the
president, Mrs. Alex y''otmg, in
the thaw, and Mros. Wes ITodg•.
group in charge of devotions,
study book and refreshments.
'the nominating our Milt 60,'
14ttrs,Murray'-Jedgini:f and Mrs.
Washrttige, will bring in a
slate, of'Mfieers at the becember.
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