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CLANDEHOYE:
The United. Church held its
annual :congregational meet-
ing Thursday evening with the
pastor the Bev. ,Ge W, Sault,
presiding.
Officers elected Were: secre-
tary, Rea Neil; elder, William
NorthgraYe, Arthur Simpson,
Lloyd. Lynn, Wilmer Scott,
Gordon Eaton and -Rea Neil;
stewards, CI a r e
Macintosh, Kermit
Thompson and James Donald-
son; ushers, Gordon Eaton,
Gerald Lynn, Jarnes. Donald-
son, Keith SimpeOn and Ralph
Lynn; •treasurer, Gerald Lynn,
SS superintendent, Ralp.h
Lynn, assistant, James Donald-
sons Missionary and Mainte-
nance, David Kestle; SS „sec-
retary - tress.; Mrs, Bruce
Bradley; pianist, Mrs,
Sects, assistant, Miss Marga-
ret Sach; auditors, Mrs. Ger-
ald Milleon and Murray Hodg-
son,
United Church
On Sunday, Jan, 28 obsers
ving Christian Youth Week the
service at the United Church
here was conducted by Presi-
dent Miss Margaret SAO and
members of Lucan and Clan-
deboye Young people with the
theme "The I i g h t of the
world,"
Responses were given by Ro-
bert Eaton, Scripture reading
by Ilene Donaldson Lucan,
prayer by Randall Paul, Lu-
can, and sermon in dialogue
by -Coralyn Donaldson and.
Frank Egan, Lucan.
Mrs. G. W. Sach accompanied
the combined choir of Lucan
and Clandeboyc, Ushers were
Bob Donaldson and Tom Kes-
tle.
Taylor-Hodgins
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunning-
ham and daughters, ;loan and
Jean, attended the wedding of
lefrs. Cunningham's sister, Ma-
rion Frances, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Arthur Ho dg in s,
P'arkhill, to Edward Tinley
Taylor, son of Mrs. T, E. Tay-
lor and the late Dr. Taylor,
Woodstock.
The wedding was solemnized
in new St. Paul's Anglican
Church by the Rev. J. Patter-
son, Woodstock, Friday eve-
ning, Jan. 19, A reception was
held in Woodstock,
The bride is a graduate of
the Sarnia General Hospital
but has been 'on the nursing
staff of Woodstock general hos-
pital.
The couple will reside in
Woodstock, -
WI
Mrs. Andy Tarter was host-
ess at her home for the WI
Bantams take
• opening game
By STEVE DAVIS
The Liman Bantams, sparked
by their first line, took the
first of a two game total goal
series, 8-3 against Bryanston
in Lucan Saturday.
Larry Lewis, Tom Hardy,
Brian Haskett led the squad
with 2' goals each. Paul Young
and Dave Lippert each dented
the twine once, Don Buddo
played an exceptionally good
game as did Bryan Smith and
George Dauncey,
Dan Alce tallied twice for
Bryanston, while Larry Dobin-
son tallied once.
The next gaMe with Bryan-
ston will be played at the Lu-
can arena next Saturday, Feb.
3,
CWl,
The Ca tholi c Women's
League of St. Patricks held its
meeting at St. Patrick's
School.
Father Bricklen gave an in-
spiring talk on the growing
needs at the parish.
A social. half hour was spent
playing, bingo. A light lunch
was served under the super-
vision of the counsellor Mrs.
Harold Egan,
•i.
Plan to live in Quebec
rhinestone tiara. She carried
a cascade of red carnations,
and white streamers.
Her only attendant, was
Miss Barbara R us s ell, of
Windsor, who chose a gold taf-
feta street-length dress, with
three - quarter length sleeves
and fashioned similar to that
of the bridal gown. She car-
ried a cascade of white mums
with pale. yellow centres.
LAC Raymond k-lore of Tren-
en, was best man and Ken-
neth Campbell and Henry Muel-
ler were ushers,
Mrs. G, W. Sach provided
traditional wedding music and
accompanied the soloist, Su-
san Crozier, seven - year - old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R.
R. Crozier of Lucan, who sang
"The King of Love My Shep-
herd Is."
In the unavoidable absence
of the bride's mother, Mrs. R.
R. Crozier in a black crepe
chiffon sheath with over-jac-
ket of French lace, pink car-
nation corsage and pink acces-
sories, received at a reception
dinner in the church school-
room, She was assisted by Mrs.
Harry Shipley of RR 1 Den-
field, in a green crepe sheath
dress with gold mum corsage.
For a honeymoon trip to
Montreal [he bride changed to
a turquoise wool jumper .suit,
bronze mum corsage and tur-
quoise accessories.
The couple will make their
home in St, linberts, Quebec,
The bride was an employee
of the Dominion Automobile
Association at London.
Guests were present from.
Trenton, Denfield, Windsor,
Waterford, Granton, London
and Lucan,
Burns Smith
area farmer
Burns Smith, 68, died sud-
denly in hi's Alice St. home
Lucan, Thursday, Jan, 25.
The body rested in the
Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan,
until 2 pen. Saturday, lan. 27
when the Rev. G. W. Sach of
the United Church, conducted
I u n e r a l services. Interment
was in. St. Marys Cemetery;
Pallbearers included Messrs.
Earl 'Others, Allan Needham,
Ed, Ferguson, Reid Richard-
son, Bill. Smith and Wes Rich-
ardson.
He is survived by his wife,
the fernier Susie Richardson,
one son, Reid of Arya, two
grandchildren, Clef re and
Lloyd Smith, three brothers,
Cordon of Woodstock, James
and Frank er Erribre and one
sister, Helen (Mrs. Charles
Glentde) of Lindsay.
Mr. Smith seas a lifelong
farmer of the Embro and Lon-
don Township district, retiring
to Lucan to 1956. Last Wedete-
day he attended the annual
meeting in the United Church,
came home and during the
night took a heart allaee and
died.
Explorers
Three new members, Leslie
Carling, Margaret Roll a n d
and Berbera Cooper, Wert en-
rolled at the 12th Plepeditiell
Of the Lucan' Explorers in e
last United Church school-room
Monday evening.
Counsellor Joyce CoUrSeY was
in charge of the worship Sipe-
vice and the new study
"Junior Rourel4m."
A toboggan party to tile rii-
yee hank Was planned tor '8`e.b,
3 The letatmli aeeented an: in.
vitation from the Granien JSxo
pierces to Attenda Valentine
party Feb, 13 at Granton,
Baskets of white mums, with
!gold ribbons formed the set-
ting in the Lucan. United Church
at 2:30 p,m Saturday, January
13 for the wedding of Marjorie
Jean Mac Lennon and LAC Ro-
bert John Cochrane. The pas-
tor, the Rev. G. W. Sach offi-
elated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Mac Len-
non of New Wiltshire, Prince
Edward Island and the groom
is the son of Mr. Russell Coch-
rane and the late Mrs. Coch-
rane of Los Angeles, Califor-
nias,
Given in marriage by Mr.
R. R. Crozier of Lucan, the
bride chose a white peau de
sole, street-length gown, which
featured an empire waist,
round neck-line and lily point
sleeves. A veil of tulle illu-
sion was held in place by a
Recreation
News
By BARNEY WELCH
Our pee wee and bantam
teams started their ONIIIA
Playoffs on Saturday with the
bantams winning by a 9-3 score
against Bryanston, This is a
twoegame goals-to-count series
so that means the bantams will
have a six-goal lead for their
second game.
On the other hand the pee
wees were not so fortunate as
they lost to Bryanston by a
34 score so that means they
are down two goals on the
round.
I am going to try to start
a house league for the squirts
as I feel their are enough boys
10 and under to form a four-
team group. If I get enough
boys interested we will play
Tuesdays from 5-7 p.m. I hope
all the parents who have boys
interested in this league will
get them up to the arena for
registratioft any time next
week after school as I would
like to get them started as
soon as possible,
Legion Auxiliary bingo
There .was a good attendance
et the Legion Auxiliary bingo
Thursday but the jackpot was
not woo.
Mrs Cecil liedgins, Lucan,
won the $5 consolation prize,
The eline prizes for "Share the
Wealth", went to Mrs. Roscoe
Hodgiris. and, Mr, jack Henson
while Mrs. Richard Davis. won
the teed prize. Mrs. Lloyd
Hayter and Mr. Harvey Lang-
ford won the first and second.
part of the consecutive bingo
and., ,I,. Smith of. Exeter,
the lull bard prize.
Mr. B. PasCUZZo of Crediton
won the 4th And 7th bingo, Mr,
C. sequin of Denfield, who
ehered, the bingo with
-Mrs, R. Schroeder of Contra-.
Jies also won the 1.1.th bingo.
'Mrs. ()Seer .Mettere of (Iranian
split the fifth bingo with Mrs,
Jim Reattet of Bite. The late
ter was also a soli) winner of.
,the third bingo.:
tither solrr winners were
sle es, Jack Henson, Mrs, Tho-
'Meg Whetter and Mrs, Harry
,Arnold, ell of Wean.
1.684 euchre
: The Lucan' LOA held a nine
table 'euchre. ad the lodge root
last Wednesday evening.
.'score prizes M
r, .Mrs, .Guy And Mr, Han-
vey tiodginc lone hand pri.
;tea le George Davis
1;letetere and Mr. Maurice Cob.
leigh and low Wise priete
Mr. and Mrs, Aliot Culbert,
Mrs, Cedil Neil Won the bust of
Ireteriee' eltaWs
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THIS WEEK'S
S7ECIAL •
Exeter Motor Sales
1,915 7 Olds 2-Door Hardtop
Power brakes, custom radio, automatic
transmission, sharp tvvo-tOne;,
Was $1,295,00
THIS WEEK •••• i i $1,04x.°
.Clandeboye church
appoints officers
Gum.lrid
v\\
,IN•NNL:pra
Seek fire,
protection
Representatives of councils
and fire departments of L.on-
don, Ildertote West Nissouri,
Luger', and Granton met with
the township council at Arva
Thursday night to consider
the possibility of extending pro-
tection throughout the town-
ship.
Reeve Ivan Hearn of 'Amen
suggested his department
might look after the northeast
corner of the township includ-
ing .Elginfield. and the 15th and
16 concessions going east as
far as Adelaide St. Other
reeve offered their serviees.
Another meeting will be held
next Thursday.
Mrs. T, Kyle
last of family
Mrs. Thomas Kyle, 84. the
former Annie Colley, died in
Granton Saturday, Jan. 20.
The body rested in the ner-
dy Funeral HORN until 2 p.m.
Tuesday., Jan. 23 when the
Rev. E. 0, Lancaster con-
ducted funeral services. Inter-
Ment was in St. James Ceme-
tery, Clandehnye.
Fall bearers were Messrs.
Russell and Hugh Atkinson,
Clarence Lewis and J. Murdy.
Her only survivors are cou-
sins. Mrs. Kyle at one time
lived on Main St., Lucan, next
door to the Murdy funeral
home.
UC reports
better year
The annual meeting was pre-
ceded by e. pot-luck supper held
in the church schoolroom last
Wednesday. The various re-
ports showed the church had
even a better year than last
year.
The slate of officers was sub-
mitted by the chairman of the
nominating committee, Mrs.
C. H. George.
Elders are Gordon Ranting,
Erie Haskett, Alex Young, Al-
den Walker, C, G. Lewis;
stewards, M. It Hodgins, Toni
Barr, H. B. Langford, Charles
Grose. Don Maguire, J. B,
Ready, Ernest Ross and Don
Pettigrew; trustees, Erie Has-
kett, W. J. Stanley, H. B. Lang-
ford and John Park; ushers,
Robert. Murray, M. H. Hod-
gins, Ivan Hearn,. Alden Walk-
er, James Young, Don. Temkin,
Jack Park, Robert Stanley and
Allan Reedy;
Couples Club, Mr. and Mrs.
elders Walker. Mrs. Stewart
MacLellan, Mrs. J. W. Lock-
vete auditors, H. 13, Langford
And Robert Murray; repre-
sentatives to Layman's Asso-
ciation, W, J. Stanley and Mrs,
Sheridan Revington,
Church
Activities
Guild card party
The Ladies' Guild held a
successful bridge and euchre
Party Thursday afternoon in
the parish halt with nine tables
of euchre and three of bridge.
The winners for the former
were Mrs. Maurice MacDon-
ald, high score, Mrs. James
Avery, lone hands, and Mrs.
Mary Traversy, low score.
The winners for the bridge
were Mrs. John Park, high
score, and Mrs. E. 0. Lan-
caster and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins
shared the low score prize.
Choir party
The 24 members of the' junior
choir, their leader. Mrs, Jack
Arnold, the two choir mothers,
Mrs. Calvin Haskett and Mrs.
Kay Egan, and Rev, and Mrs.
E. 0. Lancaster attended the
annual choir party last Wed-
nesday which took the form of
a bowling outing followed by
lunch,
During the afternoon Mrs.
Arnold was presented with a
hymn book,
United Church
The meeting of the Couples
Club took the form of a sleigh-
ride party last Tuesday around
a country block beginning at
the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Stu-
art McLellan. On returning
the worship service was taken
by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barr,
YPU service
The Lucan-Clandeboye YPU,
directed by the president Marg-
aret Sach, was in charge of a
Christian Youth Week service
at the II o'clock service which
was repeated in the Clande-
boye church at 2.30 p.m.
Members of the CGIT, Ex-
plorers, Scouts and Cubs par-
aded and filled a large section
in the church centre. Coralyn
Donaldson and Frank Egan
gave the address, Jesus Christ
the Light of the World." A
YPU choir led in the music,
At 7:30 the YPU meet at the
home of Judy Scott for their
regular meeting.
Dana Culbert, assisted by
Barbara Ready and Randy
Paul was in charge of the de-
votions and Coralyn Donaldson
the recreation. During the bu-
siness session a toboggan par-
ty and concert were discussed.
Pentecostal Holiness YP
Speaking on Christian Wit-
nessing, Mr, Ed, Butler was
the guest speaker at the Young
Penele's meeting Friday eve-
ning,
The meeting was in charge
of the president Paul Grahani,
Linda Currie and Teresa Lead-
better sang a duet.
Practising faith
theme for UCW
Thursday evening the United
Chureb Women held its first
meeting in the church school-
room with its president,Mrs.
C. H. George, in the chair.
Mrs, Rod McRoberts was in
charge of the program, the
theme of which was, "Preens-
in my Religion." She Was as-
sisted by Mrs. Harold Cob,
leigh and Mrs. G, W. Sea,
Mrs. Murray 'lodging gave
report on Christian Education
and Mrs. Cecil Robb reported
On her visitations,
During, the business session
IC was decided to change the
date of meeting -from the fourth
to the, steond Thursday of cabli
month so the next, meeting will
be February 8.
Medway euchre
The Medwy Euchre Club
t.eld a lour tIbIe euchre at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. WM,
McComb last Mbeday night.
high score prites'went to
both Mr. and Mr's. Otto Daley f
lone hand prizes to Mrs. E.
Sumtn'rs and Mr, Wilbert
Stanley,- and low score prizes
to Mrs. Austin HebbS And Mr.
Clarence /AWL
ineetleg held one week later
due to the storm, President
Airs. David Nestle presided.
Highlight of the home econo.
tries meeting was a demon-
stration with. Mrs. Karl :O'Neil
serving a fruit
salad, alsogiv.
ins; the recipe.
1ru‘icttlugav
paper "Six ways to tell a good
buy in clothing." A paper pre,
pared by Mrs, Gordon Eaton,
false
Live" included o triten or
taken Irons thfeoopdrohjeacbti.ts ":alct
to
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was taken by Mrs. Karl O'Neil
and Mrs. Wilmer Scott.
Roll call was answered by
"Don'ts for the hostess", The
hostess prize was won by Airs,
Wilmer Scott,
Assisting the hostess was
Mrs. Rae Neil, Mrs, Gordon
Eaton and Mrs. Albert Rosser.
-Personal items
Mrs, J. P'aton and Clare
Paton attended. the annual
meeting of the Middlesex
Farm Safety Council, when
Mr, Ken Dickie., chairman,
presented the winners in a
.crest designing competition.
The contest was part of a pro-
vincial competition arranged
by the Farm Safety council of
Ontario to design an insignia
to illustrate safety promotion.
First prize winners, $25 che-•
que, was Myrna Logan, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred
Logan, Thorndale.,
Three of the winners were
pupils of Mrs. Wilfred Logan,
Principal of Thorndale School.
The meeting was held in the
Ontario Department of Agri-
culture office in the Middlesex
County Building, London,
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Rooya.k-
kers and family moved from
the village and have taken up
residence in Lambeth.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Schide-
ler and family, have taken up
residence in London. They
moved here last year from
Moosejaw.
Mrs. William Wilson and
daughter, Mrs. Pete Voisin,
visited Mr. Wilson at St. Jos-
eph's Hospital on Sunday, He
has been a patient here since
he suffered a fractured hip
when he fell on ice at his home
Jan, 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Car-
ter of London were guests
with the former's parents on
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Mervin
Carter and Ian,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin. Carter
were guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Cunningham, Friday
evening.
Mr. Austin Bice, is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital. He
was admitted on Friday, He
shares the room with Mr, Win.
Wilson and they are hoping
that . Mr. Charlie Coughlin will
be able to join them when he
is admitted on Tuesday.
Show et Toronto
Mrs. Norman Reith, Eder-
ton, Mrs, Harry Lipsitt, Dela-
ware, Mr. Ken Dickie, Hyde
Park, Clare Paton, Clande-
boye, and Malcolm McKellar,
Parkhill, represented the Mid-
dlesex Safety Council at the
Canada Farm and Industrial
Equipment Show Exhibition
Park, Toronto, on Saturday
and attended the noon lunch-
eon there. In the evening
Clare and Malcolm enjoyed the
hockey 'game between Toronto
and Detroit at the Maple Leaf
Garden.
DRAIN TILE
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5"—$85. per M Feet DeI'd.
6"—$110. per M Feet Del'd.
P'—$155. per M Feet Del'd.
8"—$185. per M Feet Del'd.
Above prices based on 1000
Linear Feet, in full truckloads
or more, delivered within 35
mile radius of our plant. For
detailed prices on all sizes tile,
either delivered or F.O.B. our
plant at Eiginfield, write or
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