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Pale 10 The., 'IlmeaAslYsinetet ,4,011.14.ry :ga 1957
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.., oose .-.-.. Trustees
Oy MRS. J. H. PATON 1 Mrs. Sandy McNeaghtoa and
At the annual school =elan 141114'
of Clandeboya 6- 6 3.2 and 4 Wit.. Miss Margaret Ann ilenry of
CalgarY spent a few etas a at
reser Scott was eleeted chairman ;
11:hrietmas with her paaents. Air.
and Murray Hodgsan, re-elected 1 and Mrs. David Henry and
„aeeretary-treasurer. ;brother Bruce, . returning from
Other trustee .% are Alan Hill Mahon airport ,ICA on Saturday
newly elee.ed this year.
and Gauge Situps= who is i Mrs. Alvin Cunningham epent
few (Jaya with Mr. and Airs Masonic,Lodge
Retiring chairnian is William14-
Lucan
And District News
Phone 107 Lucan
,Carreanondent: Misa Lina -Akenatt
SiMpsoa. Lseorge Prast and family.
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Installs Officers ,
Air. and Mre. Alton Ned and •
Silver Anniversary onam ae Whalen were „gueSta rArthur la. 'McLean, of London,
air nd Airs Karl eele- with Air. and Aim Rea Ned on was t net s at• f1.
brated their silver anniversary Suiltla''' . Lodge, No 154. A.F. and A.M..
a
Mr. Ward Ilorigins is able 'to
at their home on Wednesday,' with Murray Hodgins as install.
December 24 when Mrs. O'Ned's be out again after a three-week
e , ing master.
two sisters and brother with their illnss. 1 Other 'officers installei were:
Bob Riehl, Stratford, is spend -
f amities. =tamed with the'. 1PM. H. A. Chown; SW, E. R.
, weeks• ti 1' •
sisual custom of calhng an the , g. . • . a licidgans; JW. C. E. Robb; chap -
family to observe an important and uncle. All• and Airs. J. ti. , lath. D. E. Chown;
annivereary together, . .
Paton, while his mother, Mrs.
. . secretarY, .T.
C. Murdy; DC, C. P. Corbett;
. i een ler is a patentin Strat• treasurpr, U. F. Stanley; SD,
The evening was sp3nt m play-
ing court ahist, later a smorgas- f°rti General Hospital f°11ciwin W. R. aleFalls; JO, Harold Cart
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tiara meal was enjoyed with the an operation. . . wright; SS, A. Jackson; JS, J. R.
table centred with an elaborate New Year's Visitors ;Young; tyler, J. AL Murray.
decorated three -tiered cake. The Mr. and Mrs. Rupert M illiams
couple received a large hall entertained their daughter, Aims Former Banker
snirror and other gifts. 'Jackie Williams of Windsor, Air..
• Mr. O'Neil is the son of the and Airs, Jack Williams and •Dies In Sarnia
late IlIr and Mrs. Louis O'Neil Debbie of Sarnia and Mr. and
and farmed in MeGillivraY town- Mrs. George 1,4ee. and Brenda ; Oliver Clarence (Sarni Chown,
alai?. Airs O'Neil is the former of R.R. 2 Ailsa Craig. .54, formerly of Alice St., Lucan,
Evelyn Donaldson, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Karl O'Neil en.' died suddenly in Sarnia, Monday,
the late Air. and Mrs. William , tertained Mr. and Mrs. Sam December 29. .
Donaldson of McGilliatraY town- King and Marlene of Crediton, 1 He lay at rest at the D. 3.
ship. ;Mr, and Mrs. John Donaldson, Robb Funeral Home, Sarnia, un.
• . Joan and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. til Wednesday morning, then to
'Bev. Robb and Shame of R.R. the Alurdy Funeral Home, Lucan.
Mr. George Flynn is a patient • 2 Ailsa Craig, air. and Mrs. where the Rev. J. P. Prest, of
isi Victoria Hospital, He was ad- ' David Henry and Bruce of RR the Anglican Church, assisted by
milled Saturday evening suffer. 1 Clandeboye, Mr. Ken Devine the Rev. Edgar Roulston, of the
bag with a heart condition. : and Mr. Neil Manna . United Church, conducted funeral
..• services at. 2 p.m., Thursday,
, January 1. Interment was in St.
'James Cemetery, Clandeboyea
i Pallbearers were Messrs. Lyle
Watcher, H. Baker, Swan Nor -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn enter- I
tallied their family, Mr. and i
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dixon
and Mr and Mrs. Hiram Thom's.: •
son left on Saturday by motor Happenings In
for a vacation in Florida,
Eliddulph
1 gensen, Bob Jenkins and Paul
Mrs Harry Hera, Ivan 1 andi. a
. LSTON He is survived by his wife. the and Sidney Joseph.
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Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brock ; Y MRS. M. HE
and. Karen, Zion, Misses Pauline ' ..;,,,-..e....,........ . ..,.. aa .,...,,,,..,,,.....,... former Helen Seale, of Lucan,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn and, The annual: school meeting of Donald, Harvey, Rata and Flor-
and Dorothy Lynn of Londop, ' ‘• ' ' '' ', two brothers and four sisters,
Inebrohal, and Gerald and June! S.S. No. 9, Biddulph, was held ence, of Lucan, Gertrude (Mas.
at home for Christmas. ; in the school house on Wednes- Ray Dawson) of Toronto, and
' day afternoon. ! Marion (Mrs. C. E, Blough) of
'Miss June Lynn spent a few
;;Iays with Air. and Mrs. Tom1 Trustees for the aiming year ; St. Thomas.
. Air. Chown was the son of the
Broek of Zion. ; are Allan F. Elston, chairman; :
late Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Chown,
! Orville Langford and Clarence
' Mr. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie of Lucan, and was born at
entertained Christmas eve for
Davis, Mrs. Audrey AleFalls,
; Clandeboye. He attended the
secretary - treasurer, and Mr,
Mr. and Airs. Bill Downing,1 Lucan Public and High schools.
Karen and Joan of ChathamGeorge McFalls,' ' janitor. , For a number of years he was
Mr. Moore Cunningham, Mr.! Mr. and Mrs. Mervin H. El- an employee of the Bank of
Malcolm MeNaughton, Mr. and 1 ston and grandson, David, were Montreal at Lucan, Woodstock.
guests of Mr. and airs. Ivan T. ; Wallaepburg, Thorold, London
, Needham, Ilderton, on Friday. and Mildmay. He later became
1 Mr. and Mrs, Allan F. Elston an accountant for the RCAF
,. Report On ? attended the New Year's Eve cluripg World War II.
; party held in James StreetTh al 1 t' •
Church, Exeter. , a
ice, he was sent to England in
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner; 1945 On his return he became
: held a New Year's gathering for „ an amployee of the Electric Auto-
Shipka
New Year Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and
Eunice, of Union, with his
mother, Mrs. M. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lamport,
Debbie and Freddie, with his
mother, Mrs. E. Lamport, and
his brother, Mr. Tom Lamport.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer,
Ron and Barbara, with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Sweitzer and Brian,
in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams.
Mark and Brock, of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moran and
with Mr. and Mrs. Les
Adams, Harvey and Gloria.
. Mr. Garson Brady, Miss Elsie
Comfort. and Mr. Roy Comfort,
f Fenwick, with Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Switzer and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Eagleson
and sons, Mrs. T. Isaac. of
Greenway, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Love and family. of Park-
hill, with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Ratz, Larry and Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Datars and
family, of Graad Bend, Mr. and
!Mrs. Art Finkbeiner, Miss
laude Hodgins, Mr. Mansell
Hodgins. Miss Audrey Godkin,
of Exeter,Mr. Clare Love. of
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Love and Kathryn.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Desjardine
end Ray, Mrs. M. Desjardine,
Mrs. Wood and Mr. Charlie
oLittie. of Ailsa Craig. with Mr.
arid Mae. H. Little and family,
at Corbett.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Araurice Desear.
an% with Mr. Lester Desjardine
and Lester Jr., at Kirkton, and
with Mrs. Lester Desjardine in
St. Joseph's Hospital where she
as been a patient for several
weeks.
* Mrs. J. Coleman with her
ter, Mrs. F. Brierley. in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Deitrich
Were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Deitrich and Mr.
and Mrs. Milford Deitrich and
their familias in Windsor.
s Misses Carolyn Little, Donna,
Doris and Wendy Werzba, wera
Holiday visitors -vith their grand-
rnothcra Mrs. M. Desjardine.
*Mr. and Airs. Roy Morena,
Vaasa June and Sharon have
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members of the former's family.' Light, Ltd., in Sarnia. where he
Those present were Mr. and was employed at. the time of his
• Mrs. Cecil Skinner, Exeter, Mr. death.
and Mrs. Ron Denham and •
I family, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs.'
. Jno McAllister and boys. ; Trip To Florida
Thames Road, spent New Year's r
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardner,
a.ol lows Vows
Eve with their cousins, Mr. and .
Mrs Mervin Elston I Rowntree Memorial Church,
,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake. i London, was the setting last
London, spent Saturday with the Monday morning, December 29,
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, ; when Bernice Shier, of London,
Chris Fischer. t exchanged marriage vows with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coates and, Wesley Revington, of Lucan, be -
Kenneth. were guests of Mr. and fore the Rev. Anne Graham.
.
Mrs. Wilharn Dougall, Exeter, on,i • e
Sunday. ; Mrs. 1,
aude Gollings. e'London.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence* smite' and the late Frank Gollings, and
spent New Year's with Mr. and ' the groom is the son of the late
als Leonard S ith
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[Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Revington,
; of Lucan.
Visitors% d . afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston' The bride wore a street length
ware Mr. and Airs. s Marcelsheath of pale blue lave and
Du; Gal and family of RCAF matching bolero, styled with
Centralia.;three quarter length slep‘*es,
s
Visitors on New Year's Day "navy accessories and a gardenia
v,ith Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls corsage.
and David. r'ere Mr. and Mrs.1 The bride was attended by her
George McFalls, Mr. and Mrs., sister, Mrs. R. J. Wise, London,
Hugh Davis, Michael, and who wore a peach lace street -
Heather. . ; lenath dress.
I Glenn Revington, Luau', the
Correction From Last Week groom's son, was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodall
• . 1 For a weddirig trip to Florida,
an ami y, o in sot, and a so fl, brida changed to a navy blue
Mr. Frank - Graeae, 'London,' -
spent Christmas with theirsal( with navy aveessories, uncle,
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jno . Lucan.
The couple will make their
Spacek and the former with Mr.;
heme and 'Mrs, J. Woodall, Crediton, ' New Year's Dance
1 The annual New...Year's Dance.
spansored by the Auxiliary to
Good Business? 1 the Legion, was a success,
!drawing a large crowd.
Exponents of legal liquor Out Medway Club Meets
lets persist in arguing that such ; The first gathering of Medway
facilities promote "good" 'btrsi-;Euchre Club was,. held at the
ness. home of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
nesstnaa in a Central Ontario
"Not so:" declared one busi- 'Lewis with four tables in play.
community, "1 ani a pharmacist 1 Prize winners were: high
in
..eore„ s. o Daley, Earl
a "wet" town where my fel..aliddleton; lone hands, Mrs. Car.
low merchants have the mistaken man. Hodgins, Otto Daley: con -
impression that the liquor out ', 1 , •Wilbert•
The local hotel was closed for
let is good for business. 'Carman Ilocigins,
,
two weeks recently due to a • Mrs. J. Turnbull
violation of the law which hotel
Proprietors rledge to keep. My.
District Resident
business increased 50 per cent,
gross during the two-week period .
and under the game conditions! Mrs. James Turnbull, 81, died
As those of the same two weeks , at the home of her daughter and
of the year previous, when the, son.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clar.
hotel was open ...The valume erica Stanley. Concession 16, Lon -
of business r am losing evary [don Township, Wednesday, Dm
week to the hateis cash busi-,24,
nese."
Huron County Temperanco
federation
--(Advt.)
She lay at rest at the C. Has -
kelt arid Son funeral home until
Friday then to the Evans leu•
aeral Home, London where the
Rev. Edgar Roulston of Lame
lUnited Church conduct:ad funeral
returned home after enjoying a•servibes at 2 p.m. Saturday,
three-week holiday visiting with yla
•---- acember 27. Interment was la
Mrs, Morena' parents, Mr. and °mi
, ..na a
cemetery, Delaware.
Mrs. Ernest Willoughby, in Porn -1 Mrs. Turnbull, the former
pants .Beach, and With Mr. and I Maria Davidson made her home
W
Mrs. allington Myers, in Palm 'with,her daughter for the past
Harbour, Florida, _ !four years. Previously she lived
Mr. and Mrs, Jaak.Pickering,
gr. add .i.r8, sitiatt swoztr., in London for 15 years after mot,-
'ng from Delaware Her husband
Mr. and Airs. MHO Sweitzer, prodeeeased her 22 years ago.
and Mr; and Mrs. Cliff rt°•sell; She is survived by One Son and
attended the funeral of their
grandfather, Air. five daughters, Robert Turnbull
ifti,'irtiacrc7iberson,ior wrnyog, ;Mrs. ! li.
at St. Miles on a es ay, isori, Waet Virginia, Mill1.°Lelarr'earitetie-
Att. Harvey Rawlinga. nf
-- Stailley (Mary) and Mat. Mur-
ClatideboYa, Wag A holiday Vititer ray shotbotorii (Any) of um.
With David Sheppard. ;
t don Township, Mrs, David Wood
l'''SI•r" rThn telle'' 4 , "ie (jahat) arid Mrs. Norman Bur-
ILM,C.S. Ottawa, is apettdifig hie.
Naar Ireatog taaaa at 016 hohd gin. (Isabel) of California, also
one kettle, , Willianl DaVidsori,
f his
parents,.Mr. d AI' "lof Creston, Illitunt.
Ross LOY& bon has recently re., a,-,
allbeaters wart W508. Hat-
turnad to Halifak after spending! old Griersoh, James waitchr, G.
two months on NATO exereisee misr_e, e.
When the caharnah, thio v.iwod, otolter anridotbiankotralytegvveat Tom
and the United iOngdotn,
Malta,. Naples, Toulon, Gibraitat iaa ,., ,,,, _
pareemal trellis
. '. a ' '.. . arlY. OP , s t i I ' . a '" St.
afteadad the fintetal of hit haat, Mary's Hespiral staff, Landon.
frt. Art Lewis, of Ansa Craig, spent last Friday with Mt, and
Ott Thursday, 'Airs, Williata Aylesttlek,
Ice Dance
Popular
Has Tido Turned
For Irish Six?
Lunn hockey fans can't under-
stand what has happeped to their
Boxing --TAY in Liman was l champion Irish six. For seven
climaxed by a novel "skate hop consecutive games they watched
at the arena when gime .22 teenthew team go clown to defeat.
iacterssli aelieljsc*tnecithae rotett c'nof"C16°Lin [of
last Tuesday night the Irish
But perhaps the tide has turned
reem Inge. defeated the Clinton Colts 9-5 for
Dave Wilson of the station's their first victory, with Steve
"Big Six" was master of care- Storey and Don Fletcher ram -
monies and was assisted by Saul ming borpe three goals apiece,
lioliff and Harold Ribson in. Harry Wraith two, and Don Lan
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choosing Graham. Thompson of kin one.
Lucan, a Grade 11 student at i All awaited the next game with;
Medway and Nancy Elson of 1 eagerness to see history repeat
Clandebos•e, a Grade 9 student 1 itself, but alas they saw the
of Parkhill High School as grand I home team go down to defeat
champions. They won as prizes [ before the largest crowd of the
passes to the arena and record- ; season (450) at Litman, when the
ings. About a dozen lesser a.' Ildeaton Wildcats edged them 6-5,
wards were distributed during Steve Storey got two goals and
idle evening. rien0' Gilliard, Don Heftier .and
So successful was Lucan's first1 Don Lankin one each.
"dancing on skates" experiment I Group Winners
that officials plan to hold a series;
of such evenings, with Use neat!
to also include indoor dancing in: Feted At Guild
. the auditorium.
• The Dece• bei' meeting of the
Attend Wedding
• Air. and Mrs- The
Trinity Guild was held in
-
ipanglas the Parish Hail last Monday
and fanins, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. evemng with the president, Airs,
; Eric Campbell, Exeter, Air. and I Kay Egan. in the chair and Mrs.
;Airs. Arnold Hodgins, Landon.at-Isa w. Ilawkshaw A t the -piano.
tended the Rogers-Davisweddirz !Miss Una Abbott read the scrip-
ture lesson, The treasurer gave
her yearly report showing the
Guild had 'a good financial year.
The Rev. j. P. Prest presided
for the election of officers for
the next two years. Honorary
president is Mrs. J. Pa Prest;
president, Mrs. Kay Egan; vice-
presidents, Mrs. Clarence Has-
' kett and Mrs. Wilson Hodgins;
secretary, Mrs. F. W. Havay;
Walter Needham treasurer, Airs, Gerald Lewis;
honorary card secretary, - Mrs.
Helen Watson; card secretary,
Miss Kate Bowyer; pianist, Mrs.
C. W, Hawkshaw.
Mrs. Bond's group had the
largest attendance present.
in the Lime.' of o. t ,
azarene,
London. on Saturday, Decemher
; 20. The bride was Beverley
Ann Davis, daughter of air. and
, Mrs. Elmer Davis.,.- the former
; Edna Hoclgins, Lucan. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
[ Andrew Rogers, London. The
[ couple will make their home in
; London.
London Farmer
1 Funeral services for Walter
I 'Needham. lifelong resident of
London Township, were held
from the Needham Aiemorial
During the year, group attend -
Chapel, London, on Monday, Jan- ance had been kept with the
uary 5. with Rev, Alfred Preston losers to entertain the winners
land Rev. C, A, McCarroll at the end of the year so Mrs,
I officiating. Cliff Shipley's group members
Mr. Needham died in Victoria were hostessesfor the evening.
• Hospital, London, on Friday, Mrs, T. C. McFarlane poured tea
at a table centred with red roses
I of Bryanston, his parents were and white carnations while Mrs.
Richard and Margaret Needham. Shipley, Mrs: Claire Stanley and
Deceased had spent many years Mrs. Gerald Lewis served tea,
farming at various locations in cake and ice cream,
• the township, and also dealt in As entertainment, Larry Lewis,
livestock and real estate. For son of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Lewis,
the past few years he had re- played two piano accordion num-
sided in Ilderton.
bars and Mrs. Clarence Haskett
Surviving are his wife, former.' showed movies of the 50th an-
ly Mrs. Florenee Wood, of Lam niversary procession and the
i bath, a son, W. Harvey Needham, dedication service at St. James
1in Manitoba, daughter, Olivia .1, 'Church.
I Needham, Detroit, a brother
1 Joseph Needham, London Town- James Thompson
ship, and a step -daughter, Mrs.
' Harry Unfold, Detaoit; also a' - -
number of nieces and nephews. Wed In London
, January 2. Born on a farm south
Mr, Needham's first wife, Pink and white carnations
formerly Olivia Garrett, of Lon- formed the setting in Knox
don Township, and a son, Rich- United Church, Londop, at 3
p.m., Saturdaya-December 27,
for the wedding Of Lorna Mar-
garet McLean and James Arthur
Thompson, of Calgary. The Rev.
R. H. McColl officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Air. and Mrs, James Robert Mc-
Lean, London, and the groom is
the son of Mrs, Thompson, Lon-
don, and the late James Thomp-
son, formerly of Lucan. He was
a member of the Lucan Irish
Nine ball team, and the Lucan
Irish Six hockey Edam.
Given in marriage by her
Lather, the bride was gowned in
a floor length ensemble of
feather -white silk chiffon over
taffeta. rhe softly moulded
bodice featured short sleeves and
a rounded neckline, framed with
appliques 'of Guipure lace. Lace
motifs also banded the hip line
from Which the long skirt of un -
pressed Meats billowed into a
slight eweep. A crawls of opal-
escent sequins held her chapal
veil of imported silk illusion, and
she carried a cascade of white
carnations and pink rosebuds.
Miss Diane Howard, as maid of
hoar. and Miss Jean Chapman,
as bridesmaid, were gowned in
cocktail -length sheath' dresses of
aqua and silver brocade, white
feather headdresses and nose-
gays of white 'mums. The flower
girl, Mary Graham a R.11. 8,
London, was dressed in white
"Cglaally2taon Thompson was grooms-
man for his brother,' and Walter
Hodgins, London, Taro Hodgins,
Kotnoka, and Gordon Dobie, Lori -
don, were ushers,
Miss Bata Leake neovidad
traditional 'wedding music, and
accompanied the soloist, Mr.
Keith Kelly, of New Glasgow.
Mr, and Mrs, Squire Hard -
At a reception at Hook's
man, Halati and Ann, of Elim•
Restaurant, the bride's mother
villa south were New ?ear's
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace radeived It an avocado green
Delbridge, crepe, pink accessories and pink
rosobud cOrsage. She was assist -
Mr. and Mat. Harvey Perkins ad by 'the groom's inothee who
and Ray. of R.R. 1, t xater, and chose a sapphire blue lace en.
Fred and Ron Gibson span( Fri.
Seinble with white accessarida
day avening with Mr, and Las. and pink earaatieri eereage.
Tom Camphall and Bolen. For A honeymoon trip to the
Mr. And Mrs, Harry SParling Canadian West, Olt bride
and Huai Of Loaded visited on changed to a black wool ciress
1 Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, with accents of red and white at
}Freeman Horne and family. Iha neckline* a white fur hat,
I Mr, and Mrs. Vrad Walt'., white And black ateeSSeirieS an&
Sandra and !Indy spent Now corsage 0 white, baby 'mums.
Year's'day with Mr, and Mrs. They will make their lititne in
Bill Brock of London. Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cottle, Mr ;A,l111°1Mrs.11 the ,,gue8f,1Were idr.
and Airs. Ross Cottle and jimmy, anci,PPU"r9;,
.and Mrs. Art Harris and ir-.13r.
Rome, of Themes }mad, and Lucan. and a turn er o former
Thomas Woodward, Meter, were tucanites'
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Personal Heim
Mrs. Tom Campbell arid Helm 1,,S,eaS. :Ray bersty, et .Gleu-
14.01.1day Vititort With Me. arid ate, spent Jot 'weekend. with
Mrs. Gordon Pod were Mt, and his flarentS, atid Mrs. HOW
Mrs, William Armstrong, ken. Duffer, Si'.
noth and Joyce, Air.'an.MISS Aftft bit,„ of Parkhill,
.d
' Y, . L. analit !wdaYs Last Nadak with,
land :Artilaffetig nff children Mr. and Mrs. thArrox Corbel(
and Mrs, Dale ,Ardittrong and atuf returned home with
children, all of' Datralt., her for a holiday in ParkhIlh ,
ard Garrett Needham, prede-
ceased him many years ago,
Pallbearers were. Roy Bloom-
field, Clyde Morris, Charles
Mann, William Wilkie, Clare Hall
and Laverne Shaddock. Inter-
ment was in Grove cemetery,
London Township.
Babies Celebrate
Festive Holidays
• only. was y Kevin
Montgomery Lucan's Christmas
baby, but Barbara Lynne Eng-
land was Lucan's New Year's
baby. The former is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Montgomery,
Main St., and the latter, the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
'England, Elizabeth St.
Both babies were born in St.
Joseph's Hospital and both were
the parents' third child. Vincent.
has two brothers, Kirk and
Dwayne, and Barbara, a sister,
Linda, and a brother,. Bradley.
Personal Items
'., Ann Roberts sent a Ilar-
fion of the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Crozier and Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Hodgins, following
her parents leaving last Satur-
day, to take up residence in
Montreal. She returned to school
in Kempville, near Ottawa, Sun-
day evening.
Thi S Week In
Winchelsea
By MRS. F. HORNE
Fami 1I1s Fete Holidays
New Thais" Visitors
and Airs. Tom, t.',:01,11.n.s And
Mr. Moore ,Ctioninglaam. with
Mrs, txeorge Dawden.
Air. and Mrs. Ralph .Strasser,
,of London, Air. and. Mrs. Cecil
Hodgins and. famtly.„ Mr. and
Mrs. George Strasser, Mr. and
Mrs.' Herb- Stratton and fa,mily,
And Miss Liu Abbott, with Mr.
andMrs. Cecil Hodgins and
faintly.
Mr. and airs. W. W. Garrett
and family, of Edgewood, and
Mr. Scott Garrett with Mrs. Bob
Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Don DOWDS and.
Mrs. Irene Courvy with. Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Edwards, at Iaondon,
and Mr. ..and Mrs, Herl3ert
Jeffery.
Fourty members of the Malan-
son family, with Mr. .and Mrs.
George Hodgins.
Alr. and Airs. 'Arnold Morley
and family, and Mr. Fred Armi-
tage, with Air, and Mrs. Laverne
Allison, of Parkhill.
Mr.- and Mrs. J. B. Ready and
family, with Mr. and Mrs. K. F.
Eagan and family, .nf•London.
Mrs M. T. Culbert,. Dana and
Terry, with Air. and Mrs. Murray
Hodgins,
Mrs. Wes Atkinson with Air
and Mrs, Gerald Atkinson and
family,. of London.
Mr. awl Mrs. Beld Zurbrigg
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon.
ard Poole and family, Mr, and
Mrs. ;tack Murray and family.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart, all of
London, Mr, and Mrs. Harold
CourseY and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
McFalls, of Lucan, with Mrs. J.
R. Murray. Mr, and Mrs, Me.
Falls moat the evening with Air.
and Mrs. Harvey McFalls, of
London.
-Christmas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ready.
1Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ready and
1MT. and Mrs. -A, T. Ready, of
St. Marys, and their famines,
with Mr and Airs, J. B. Ready
and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Whalen
,and family, Valerie Ann and
John Patrick, of Bryanston, with
Mr. and Mrs, John Mahan,
ancl Margaret Mackey, of Guelph,
spent the week with her sister,
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smout
and family. of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Air, and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson
; and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
I Charles Powers, of London, with
Mrs. Wes Atkinson.
i Mr. and Mrs, Harold Westman
and family of London with Mr.
; and Mrs. Allan Westman.
I Mrs. Mel Culbert and family
witb 'airs. George Patrick of
Toronto.
-Mr. and Mrs. Chester 'Morley
of Parkhill and Mrs. John Casey
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlcs Wind-
sm.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Leitch
and daughter of Denfield with
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller.
Mr. and Airs. Geeage Armitt
and Miss Angela Armitt, London
with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Has-
kett,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald' Sprague
and family with Mrs. Sprague's
Parents in London.
• Rev, A. Aylestock of North
Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Braithwaite and family, Mr, and
Airs. Robert Doxen and fainily,
all of Toronto, with Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Aylestock.
Mr, and Mrs. William Butler
and family of Toronto, Mr. and
I Mrs. Stewart Park and family of
;Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Haskett of Birr, Mr. and Mrs.
IT, B. Langford and Mia and Mrs.
John Park and family of Lucan
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Park,
Air.- and Mrs, Cecil Robb with
their daughter, Mrs. Jim Baw-
tenheimer and family of Sarnia
and the evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Bawienheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kew
and family with Mr, and Mrs.
E. J. Kew al Toronto.
Air. Myron Culbert with Mr.
and
and Mrs. Ivan Culbert and lane-
ily of Londor 1 -lis granddaughter
Vicky returned with him to spend
her Christmas holidays with her
grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young
and family of Clinton. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Coughlin and
family with Mr. and Aim Erie
Young.
Mr, and Mrs. Irving Gibson
•and Air. and Mrs. Les Woodward
[and family with Mr, and Mrs.
[Wilmer Jones and family of Kip -
pen.
Mr. and Airs. Ronald. Stotler
and. family, a( Thedford, Mrs.
Norman Stoner, of Arkona, Mr.
and Mrs. .1. E, Orr and Antia,. ofj
Parkhill, Air. and Mrs. Charles;
Corbett. and family, of Lucan.1
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold.
Corbett,
Alr. and Mrs, P. 0. King. of
Oakville?, with Mr. and Mrs. 3.1
W. Smith and family.
hristmas Visitors
I Mr. and Airs. Arnold liodgins,.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis, Air.
and Airs. Jim Roger (nee Davis)
all of honclon„ and Mrs.
)4.ric Campbell of Exeter, Air.
and ¶ Airs. Morris liodgins and
faint -1Y of Macias, Aii% and Airs.
Harry Lusk ,of Woodstock .and,
Mr. Richard .Gledhill of Elgin -
field with Mr. and Airs, Dan"
Ewen ancl family.
• Airs. Lela Senile of Stratford.
,with Mr. and Mrs, Eltloa Hodg.
S011.
Air. and Mrs. .Colin Nugent
and family. of London and Air.
and Mrs. Jack Eisen and family
Aof. hinicaagiiiass.vith Air. and Mrs, T.
Mrs. George Coursey of lona,
Air. and Mrs. Clarke Taylor and
family of Itarrow, miss Frances
•Coarsey of Detroit and Mrs. lea -
bel Underwood of London with
Alr. and Airs. Toni Coursey and
Don :and William Ban -
ting with Dr. and Airs. Nen
BaArlirtisu.gJ' ePnonriet •I'Ur
Claliaori•
onof 'Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs, Allan Ryan
and family.
a Mr. and Airs..0Woodrow Matti,
di Pontiac, Mich.„ Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Dunsmore, Bobby and
Stephen of Waterloo, Air. and
Mrs. Harvey Hewitt, London,
Miss Barbara Hewitt, Ottawa,
Mr, and Mrs, Norman LaidleY
of Rexdale, Mr* and Mrs. N.
Mohr of Waterloo and /qr. Allan
Stark of London with. Mr. And
Airs, Roy H. Stanley,
Miss Mary Neil and Miss
Gladys MeRann of London,. Mr,
and Mrs. Basil Nagle and family,
Mrs. Eleanor Emeriek and fain.,
Uy and Miss Gladys Bond of Lu -
can with Air. and, Mrs. ;cacti
Ira Carling and family
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wal-
pole and family ot Kincardine.
They brought Avis 'Walpole back
with them for a vacation. with
her couein, Leslie Carling.
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar McFalls
with Air. and Mrs. Charles Weir
and family of London.
Mrs, R. J. Murray and Air,
_Bob Murray with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Coursey at noon and Air.
and Mrs. Jack Murray at night.
Mr. and Mrs; Frank Hovey of
Sarnia and Miss Mary Hovey of
London' with Mr. and Mrs. F,
W. Hovey.
Air. and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins
and family and Mr. D. A. Ash-
worth with Rev. and Mrs, E.
C. Attwell and family of Gorrie,
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Morley
and family with Mrs. Sidney
Morley of Parkhill.
Air. and Mrs. Gary Grahain
of London and Mr. Fred Armi-
tage of Lucan with, Mr. and Mrs,
Laverne Allison of Parkhill
Cpl. A, J. and Mrs, Hodgins
and family, of Springfield, Mrs.
Lillian Maitland, of London, and
Mrs. Lily O'Neil, of Detroit, with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins
and family, Mrs. O'Neil re-
meairri,sed over until after New
5(a
Personal Items
Two of Lucan's largest Christ-
mas family gatherings were 38
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hardy, and 53 at the home
-
of Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Watson.
Last Monday, Don Coughlin,
12 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Coughlin, was host at a
Cihriisstmas party of 10 boys and
g
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. •Simpson
attended the funeral of Mr.
Simpson's mother, Mrs. Frank
Simpson, at Brighton, on Wed-
nesday, December 24.
Mr, and Mrs, James Edwards,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Lam Chuck, of
Toronto, and Mr. and .Mrs. Roy
McEllister, of London, spent
Boxing Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Weller
attended a New Year's Eve
party at the home. of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Les Clarke, of Lon-
. don, and spent New Year's Das,
, ps tha guests of Miss Ruth
Coveart. of London,
Mr. Charles Martin and two
: daughters, Miriam and Helen, of
Winnipeg, spent a few day.s last
week with Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McLean
„ and Mrs. S. B. Jenkins; of Elgin-.
I field, were Christmas guests Of
Air, and Mrs. Alvin and Murton
ralcLeati. Mr. and Mrs, Clare
I PaceV, of Hamilton, Airs. John
, Elliott and MissaElismae Elliott,
I of' St. Marys and Mr. John W.
'Elliott, of Bryanston, were Suna
day guests.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Carl 011son,
formerly of Margaret St., Lacan,
now of Victoria, B.C., had the
bailor of haying Victotia'a first
Christmas haby, a boy, Christo.
'oiler Ronald. a brother for Bruce,
IRalph and Joh,
, Personal itinna
I
Mrs. Phial Dickins, Air. and
. Mrs. Fred Pickias were Wednes.
andTt'uc Is, IctrAa:iy. snratc,isn. 5 :IS )3,$;c:seis?i, rs 1Pea.dr°rIbSei,ri:Cto:n diaeirnir'alint.Lnd:
Habert, of Detroit, spent last
'.'ecluesday with Mrs.Irene Cour•
sey, and Thursday with Air. and
Mrs. Merrill gd.wards„ of London.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Langford,
Q1 Taranto, and Air. arid Mrs.
Harold Hunter, of .petrolt, have
returned home after spending a
folv days with Mrs. John Casey.
Air and Airs Les Clarke Miss
Rjaatcich IC,uoicvienagrst, a nocif sin
o,on.clu,ert)Aelrit.:
; Airs. M. Weller, all of Wilton
' Grove, were with Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Weller for Christmas.
Mr. and Airs. M. O. .Smith
attended a family gathering at
[the home of Mr. and Airs. .1, F.
Laekie, Waterloo, on Boxing Day,
I and spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, L0t11$ icithler, of Thames,
1 ford.
Air, and Airs. James Hodgins
spent a few days in London last
week, the guests of their three
daughters and 'families. •
Miss Helen Hocigins spent last
Friday with Ailsa Craig friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cook and
family snent a few days last
week with Mr, and Mrs. Will
Haskell:, Bobby remaining over
for holidays -with his cousin,
Billy Haskell, and Nancy liaskett
returning for a vacation with her
cousin, Barbara Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Evert Nordink
and the former's parents, Air.
and Mrs. R. A, Nordink, of Arva,
were Christmas weekend guests
of Air. and Mrs. Cecil Robb, of
ginfi el (I.
Mrs, Maude Beckett, Mr, and
Mrs. Bud Beckett and family,
spent Boxing Day with Mr. and
Mrs, Guy Ryan,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Black and
family, have returned home after
a few days' vacation with air.
and Mrs, J, W. Barrowelough, of
OsSlitianwdaa'y visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy H. Stanley included
Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Dunbar and
Marylin, of Stratford, Mr. and
Mrs. la Hewitt, of London, Mr.
and Mrs. D. O'Toole, London,
Miss 'Barbara Hewitt, Ottawa,
Mr. Allan Stark, London, Miss
Phyllis Hunt. Niagara Falls, and
Miss Inga Kiamiria, of Germany.
Mrs. Roy H. Stanley attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. C.
Dunsmoee at Stratford.
During Christmas week, ?dr.
and Mrs. Wes Hodgins enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. James Tubb
and Jimmie, of Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Copernan, Mr. Milton
Rpbinson, of London, Airs. Joe
Hodgins and family, of Owen
Sound, and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Harness and family, of Granton.
"The small girls of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Weir, spent a few
days of their vacation with their
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs.
Edgar McFalls.
Messrs. Levi and Morris Dar-
ling, of Parkhill, were New Year's
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
Armitage. Mrs. -Darling was un-
able to be present as she had
suffered a stroke and had been
taken to the Craig Nursing
Home in Ailsa Craig. Mr. and
Mrs. Armitage and their guests
visited her there, in the evening.
Mrs. Minor Dobbs and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Stephens, of Langton,
Mrs. Ivan Brock of Winehelsea,
and Mrs, Cliff Brock, of Crediton,
snent last Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Whelihan.
Billy Park, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Park, of Petrolia,
was the guest of his pal, Ward
Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Hodgins, during the
Christmas vacation,
Mrs. Belle Knowles suffered g
stroke Tuesday, December 23. at
the home of aer daualiter, Mrs.
William McFalls, -Frank St.
",111.074.1w,
LUCAN
STORE
HOURS
Lucan stores will close
each Saturday Night at
6.30 p.m. from January
10 to March 21 inclus-
ive.
BUSINESS MEN'S
ASSJCIATION
JANUARY SELLABRATION
Culbert's Dry Goods
FOR WOMEN
nt...OUsEs
$1.911
Less than cost, slightly soiled. Mostly 12-
16. Cottan, daeron etc.
'PULLOVERS & CARDIGANS ¶ 2O9'a OFF
Orlon & Banton, Ass't sizes and colors.
JEANS &• SLIM JIMS , . 25% orF
Corduroy and Chino Cloth -Top Values
WINTER 'DRESSES & HoUtEcoAtt
Marked To Clear - Big Savings
10% OFF TOYS OVER $1.0 VALUE
Dolls all reduced at Big Savings4
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
SNOWsurrs RED1JdEb 25% & MOtIV
Similar Savings on Carcoats ata.
UNLINED- OENIM JEANS
As low at 080. Others clearing at $1.49
and $1.29.
EOYst PELT' flag. $1,68' SIM
3-6X, plains and attractive cowboy stylte,
CHILDREN'S 1TUDDLE JUMPERS"
Lifted, waterproof, reg. $3.41
a
Phone 82 Lucan
LINED DENIM JEANS ... . FROM $1.49
CHILDREN'S FLT, 2-6 $1.69
All Chifelreres Winter Wear
Not Lisfed, Reduced by 1096
FLANNELETTE PRINTS, reg.; 500 .. 490
Flannelette shirting, reg, 650 ...... ..„. 550
FOR MEN
WINTER JACKETS & SUBURBAN OATS
Mans; inarkad below Coat to altar.
MEN'S SMALL FLT, WORK SHIRTS
Value to $2.98, fit boys 14-16 . ¶ 61.60
PENMAN'S WOOL 21/2. 1.6. WORK SOCKS
690 pair, two pairs tar $1,2,.............
LINE1) eLue bESHM thitoCid ., $5,95
DRESS SHIRTS REDUCED Tit) „CLEAR
Slightly soiled, whites, plains, stripes.
SPORt SHIRTS--REDUdEI5 $1 05* MORE
Newest styles and fabrics,
16% OF ALL WORK CLOTRING
SEAL -.MEN'S 94.�,jEANS
Siteso IsTavy $2.68