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Airs, C. A. Calder and Mrs.
Ada Jennings. of London were.
Sunday enests of Mrs, T. C..
N elearlants.
Meine Eizenga, Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Mzenga and Miss
Vicky gizenga ,spent last week.-
end in Toronto -guests of Mr.
and Ales, Cordon Tellerson and
visaed Airs, M, A. •Grahain and
new baby, ;Jeffery Thomas, at
the Toronto General Hospital,
Mrs, Garry Crrahant tthe for-
mer Wilda. Armitage) visited
Lucan relatives last .week prior
to leaving to join her husband
in Germany for three years.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Airs, Louis Kilmer were Mr.
and Airs, Leslie Phillips of
Kitehener, Air, and. Airs* Wil-
liam Kilmer and family of To-
ronto and Mr. and Mrs, John
Houston and family of London.
Randy Paul, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. George Paul, who has been
a patient in Victoria hospital
for scene time, is able to be
home again and hopes to return
to Medway school this week.
Last Monday Airs. Cecil Neil
entertained of her neigh-
bors in honor of her 25th wed-
ding anniversary and was pre-
sented with a beautiful plant,
Mr, i)on Simpson, proprietor
of th^ Koffee Kup Restaurant,
has moved into tee apartment
above the restaurant.
Airs. C. N. O'Neil and son
Louie of Montgomery, Pa., have
returned home after spending
a few days with Alp. and Mrs.
Karl O'Neil,
Air, and Mrs, Cecil Robb were
weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.
James Bawtenheimer and fam-
ily of Sarnia.
Mrs. Alex Colvin, who left
her small son Paul with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, U.
F. Stanley for a' week, took
him and his grandmother home
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Cronkite
13-year-old Bryan and 12-year-
old Wendy, have moved into the
House recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Drennan and fam-
ily on Alice SI, Mrs. Cronkite
is opening up a beauty parlor
in her home.
Bette, Sherry and :Fred Smith,
now of Wallacehurg, and chil-
dren of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph
Smith, sprang a surprise en
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hodgins, when they
made an unexpected visit Sun-
day.
Elizabeth and Susan Brom-
wich, small. children of Air. and
Airs. Al Bromwich, spent last
weekend with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brom-
wich of London.
Air, ,John 11, Casey of Wind-
sor, formerly of Concession 4
Biddolph called o n Lucan
friends on Aloeclas.
Mr, and Al.r.s Cecil Armitage
and family and Air, Levi Darling
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Morris Darling of London.
Thank
You
I .wish to express my
sincere appreciation to all
those who supported me at
the polls on Monday, 1
hope it will give you some
satisfaction to know that I
have not given up and will
keep on trying.
Lee Sherman
R-ecreation
activities'
By NORM CARTER
:hockey is still drawing poor
crowds to the arena, This seems
to be the sFritie in mo.,t; inunici-
r Although the sport has
lost none of its popularity for
the players, spectators seem to
have found other interests for
their leisure time.
However, the Lucan-llderton
Corn pines have tucked another
win under their belts and will
no doubt collect quite a few
more wins before playoff time
rolls around, Their next home
st,trt, is not until December 21,
so maybe we will see a few
more out for that game,
The Lucan Junior I) club ap-
pear to, be improving with
every game and 1 am sure they
will be a bone of contention be-
fore too many more games ore
Played , Their next tilt will be
against .Belmont ou Tuesday,
Dec, .11 at 8,30 p.m.
Pre-Teen town members held
their dance on Wednesday of
last week and allhougn there
were not many in attendance a
good lime war, had by all, They
are anxiously awaiting next
Saturday's Lucan Santa Claus
parade so that, they may proud-
ly show the work they have put
into the building of their float.
The building of the cooling•
system swimming pool is pre-
gressing satisfactory as most
of you, who have stopped to
see, will agree.
On Wednesday, Dec. 12 the
Lucan Lions Club are holding
0,heir Christmas turkey bingo al,
the arena.
AL the time this article is
published the first of the figure
*skating classes will be history.
,lodging by the registrations for
this activity, it looks as though.
Miss Manioc Campion is going
to be worked hard to cope with
the participation of these class-
es,
Finally, here is the schedule
for the Lucan Ilderton Lions
House League for next Satur-
day; 2 p.m., Pee Wees, Red
Wings vs, Maple Leafs; 3 p.m.,
Pee Wees Canadiens vs. Ran-
gers; 4 p.m,, Pee Woes, Bruins
vs. hawks; 5 p.m., Bantams,
Bisons vs. Orioles; (3 p.m.,
Bantams, Hornets vs, Indians;
7 p.m., Midgets, Beavers vs.
Maroons,
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Warden's banquet
Among the 250 persons t
tending the annual . Middlesex
Warden's turkey banquet, in the
West MiddieNeX. Memorial Cen-
tre at Strathroy Saturday eve. •ning were .and Mrs. Austin.
liodgins, Mr, and Airs, Ivan
Hearn, .Ate, and Airs, Cecil
Lewis, Mr, Charles Corbett and
Airs, liarold Corbett, all of Lu-
can, and Mr. and Airs, .Harold
Wallace of Granton,
Rev, I, (I, Pollock of lite
Strathroy United Church was
the guest speaker,
'flie banquet, was held in lion-
or of Warden Morley Bowe of
Metcalfe township,
Attend opening of parliament
Among those who attended the.
opening of the Legislature at
Queen's Park, Toronto, last
Tuesday and ,Lieutenant-Cover-
nor and Mrs, J. Keiller Mac•
bay's tea in the. Lieutenant,
Governor's suite were. lion.
John P. Bobarts, Premier of
Ontario, and Mrs, Roberts, who
helped receive the guests, the
Minister of Agriculture, William
A. Stewart, and Mrs, Stewart
of Denfield, and their guests,
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Boycs of
Parkhill, Mrs. Harold Corbett
and her son, Mrs, Charles Cor-
bett of ,Lucan,
Attend TV taping
Among those attending the
taping of the CFP11, TV program
"Take. 'Your Choice", last Sat-
urday night when the Ladies'
Guild of Dresden won $115
were 'MI's. Warner McRoberts,
Mrs. Irving Gibson, Mrs. Wes
Atkinson, Mrs, J, it, Murray,
Mrs, Lionel Kendrick, Mrs. Al
Bromwich, Airs, Herb Stretton
and. Miss Lina Abbott all of
Lucan and Mrs. Kendrick's
mother, Mrs. Mae .La mend of
Cromarty.
This program will appear on
TV next Saturday night, Dec,
Personal items
Last Saturday a junior bowl-
ing tournament was held be-
tween the Lucan Juniors and
the London Fleetway 40. A re ,
turn tournament will he held
in London next Saturday, Dec.
8 at 9 a.m..
Dr. and Airs. S. J. .Morrison
and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Airs. Ralph Rum-
melt anti family.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Saulnier,
formerly of Lucan now of Rock-
wood, spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Ross.
Miss Beverley House, Wind-
sor, was a .weekend guest of
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Abbott,
13y MRS. J, H, PATPN
CLAN D BOW:
Mr. ,and Mrs. Miner itendrie
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on Tuesday, Dec,
4 with open house in the eve
:Ding at their home, RR Clan.
deboye.
The couple received from the
neighbors an upholstered "arm
chair, golden mums, a gift
from the Ladies' Guild of St,
James church and other gifts
and flowers.
On. Sunday afternoon a family
turkey (honer was. enjoyed,
Guests included their only
daughter, MeZ and her husband,
Air, and Airs, Bill Downing and
their two granddaughters, Miss-
es Karen, student nurse at the
Chatham General hospital, and.
Joan of Chath am; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Cunningham, Mrs.
Omar Cunningham, Mrs. Coro
'McLean and Mr. Kllwood Re-
gan of St. Petersburg, tondo
and Mrs. Emma Neale of Dor-
chester,
Mr, Hendrie was the only son
of the late Mr, anti Mrs. An-
drew ilenrY of Biddulph town•
ship of •a fainily of four, three
sisters, the late Mr's, ,Jennie
Haskett, Airs, Cora McLean and
the late Mrs, Lillie MeNaugli.
ton, Mrs. liendrie was •te tor.
mer Bertha Cunningham, only
daughter of the late Mr. and
Airs, Flannery Cunningh a m
McGillivray township, and had
one brother, the late Moore
Cu nningham.
fbe couple were married
December 4, 1912 in St. James
church by the rector, the Rev,
William Love. They took LIP
residence on the groom's farm,
McGillivray township, where
they farmed until a few years
ago when they rented the land
but still reside there, one mile
south of the village.
W it f r e d Cunningham,
cousin of the 'bride, was the
best man and was able to at-
tend the dinner, also Mrs. Mc-
Lean who also was there Se
years ago,
Mr. Hendrie was always in•
torested in tractors and did
custom threshing for many
Mrs, liendrie is a member
of St, rames church, past
president of the WA and Guild
oft. ,lames church where she
taught SundaySchool many
years, She also is noted .for her
fine crochet work, knitting and
quilt work,
retiring tea at open .1101t$T.
Tram a table centred with white
and yellow mums and roses
was Airs. Calvin Plaskett. Little
Ellen Whitinere attended the
guest book and Airs. Bill Down-
leg, Chatham, welcomed the
guests.
Other assistants were Mrs.
Jaek Whilmors Jr., Miss Eliza-
both Riddell, Miss Gayle Whit.
more and Airs. Wilmer Scott.
James Hodgson
A former resident here, James
Plod„ son, 83, of London, died
at St. Joseph's Hospital on
Nov, 20,
Funeral service was held in
the Evans funeral home, Lon,
don, with interment in Wood.
land cemetery.
Ple is survived by his wife,
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My thanks
I wish to thank tit those
who supported me at the
polls on Monday for the
first two-year term as coun-
cillor. I will do my utmost
to serve you.
Norman
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