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Lucas
Returns to Lucan
(Opposite Council Chambers)
Sat., Dec. 22
2t30 p,m.
7 Draws for Valuable Vouchers
Free Candy For All Children
SPONSORED. BY THE 'LUCAN 'BUSINESSMEN
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RECREATION STAFF—Norman Carter, left, and Stew,
art Park constitute Lucas's new recreation team, Mr,
Park, who recently operated' a dairy in. Petrolia, is the.
new assistant recreation director, Norman carter, who
came from Belleville in September, is the director, As
a young man, Carter was a competitor in the Olympic
Games in London in 1.040„ , —Culbert photo
Recreation news
Invitation turns
Into surprise fete
Mrs, Ron Crozier, Mrs. Perry
Charsley, Mrs. George Paul and
Cecil Neil were co-host-
esses, for a real surprise party
for- ,Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rnbb
in honor of their 32nd wedding
anniversary, Saterday.
Xs a "blind", Mr. and .Mrs.
Robb. were invited to Mrs. Ron
Squire's for the evening and
when' they were called home
and the door opened all the
lights in the house were flashed
on at once and cries of 'Happy
Anniversary" filled the air.
The 22 friends present had a
wonderful evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Robb were presented with
a hand carved table lamp, Mrs.
Dave•.Park reading the address
and,.1,1rs. Charsley making the
presentation.
Church
news
ANGLICAN
There will be the dedication
of the beautiful window in mem-
ory of Mrs. Ashworth next Sun-
day, December 23 and also be
the nine lesson carol service.
A carol service and Holy
Communion service will be held
Christmas Eve at 11 p.m.
D. A. Ashworth, who is
donating the proceeds of the
sale of Christmas trees to the
church, is nearly sold out.
New officers
At the meeting of the Ladies
Guild held in the parish hall
last Monday Miss Line. Abbott,
head of the nominating com-
mittee, presented the slate of
officers for 1963.
President is Mrs. Joe O'Neil;
vice -.president, Mrs. James
Davis; secretary, Mrs. Harvey
Hodgins; treasurer, Mrs. Kay
1%in; group leaders, Mrs. Allan
Ryan, Mrs, Evan Hodgins, Mrs.
Herman Young, Mrs. Aljoe Cul-
bert and Miss Lina Abbott; rec-
tory committee, Mrs. J o e
O'Neil, Mrs. Erwin Scott, Mrs.
Charlie Haggar and Mrs. Cliff
Shipley.
It was decided to serve re-
freshments- after the vestry
meeting, January 14. As bowl-
ing prevents the young women
of the congregation attending
a Guild meeting on a Monday
night, it was decided to change
the date to the third Wednes-
day in each month and to make
December, January, Februray
and March afternoon meetings
at 2.30 p.m. and all other
months 8.15 p.m.
The report on the recent ba-
zaar was most gratifing as the
net proceeds exceeded last
;ear's,
UNITED CHURCH
Sunday service
At the 11 o'clock service the
Rev. G. W. Saeh spoke on,"13e
not , anxious, your Heavenly
Father knoweth", and also bap-
tized Ronald Stuart Barr, son
of Thomas and Marion Jeanette
Barr; Ruth Ellen Townsend,
daughter of Harold Angus and
Margaret Lillian Townsend, and
Scott MacDonald Heath, son of
Roger Crawford and Margaret
Anne Heath,
Mowers in the church were
in memory of Mrs, Robert
Downey and the former pastor,
the Rev, E. M. Cook,
Vesper service
The church was decorated
with Christmas tree and lighted
candles in every window for the
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We'd like to put our wishes for
ajoyful holiday in your stock.
mg. Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year one and all.
PAUL'S SUPERIOR
MARKET
Phone 227-4482 Liman
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Yu t di, Jr
Mrs, Cliff Cronkite, proprietress
of Pat's Beauty Salon,, Alice
St., Lucan, extends beat Christ.
in as greetings 'to her new
patrons in Lucan and vicinity,
PAT'S BEAUTY SALON
Phone 22.4821 Lucan
"s"'" For Appointments
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ALL GOOD WISHES
FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR
From the proprietor of the
And best wishes to our clients and friends, We 1:
appreciate the privilege of serving you. Also con- 0.
gratulations to Fred Darling and his IGA store.
COMMITTEE
Norman Carter
Stewart Park
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We hope your Yuletide is as
happy and jolly as old St. Nick
himself. Heartfelt wishes for a
Merry Christmas and many
more.
bulthest Ave, iii WOK
Phone 227,4466
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Phone :x274274Lucan for 14.11r6tie towing
A fair crowd braved the cold.
stormy night last Wednesday to
attend the Lions Club Christ-
mas bingo at the community
centre, This time there were
no chickens. In case of a split,
each winner received a small
turkey,
The winners were: Mrs, Ger-
ald Isaac, Richard Cowan, Mrs,
Cecil Neil and Mrs. Sheridan
Revington, Mrs. Pat Crudge,
Mrs, Mabel Ryan, Mrs, Harold
McFalls a n d Mrs, Charles
Skolly, Mrs. Les Woodward,
Paul Stoney, Mrs. Harold Mc-
Falls and Mrs. Richard Gled-
hill.
Share the Wealth (38 ,00) was
split between Ruth Haidysh and
Mrs. George Paul, Share the
Wealth (top line $2), Mrs, Glen
Haskett, (bottom line $2), Cindy
.Bowerman, (full card $4), Mrs.
Charles Skolly, big turkey,
,James Barker, special turkey,
Benny Kelly and Paul. Stem',
So the big winners of the
night were Mrs. Skolly, who
won a turkey and part of Share
the Wealth, Mrs. Harold Mc-
Falls and Paul Steacy, who
each won two turkeys.
Messrs. Clarence Haskett and
Les Woodward were in charge
of the bingo.
Another bingo is planned for
some time in January,
Personal items
Mrs. Aljoe Culbert met with
a serious eye accident last week
which is keeping her confined
to her home.
Messrs, Gerald Hamilton, Don
Pettigrew and. Bob Abra played
for a dance at Maple Lodge
school Friday night.
Mr. Erwin Scott, who is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
is making satisfactory recovery
but Mr. James Little, a patient
in Westminster Hospital for the
past two weeks, is not so well,
Celebrate 25th .anniversary
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon White, VVi.n.ners set
head of Margaret St., Lucan,
were guests 01, honor at a 25th for yule feast
wedding anniversary, held in.
the Orange Hall at .Chesley,
Dec. 8, The family gathering of
100 guests was sponsored by
Mrs. Whitehead's lour brothers
and sisters, Messrs, Arnold,
Raymond, Willard and Edgar
Sacks and Mrs. Edwina Peglo,
all of the Chesley district.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Glenn,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Eirtzel, Joan
and Stanley Whitehead of Lu-
can and Mr. and Mrs, George
Atkinson at London presented
their parents with a rocking
chair while Chesley relatives
and friends presented the "oride
and groom" with a purse of
money as well as individual
gift s. Th e even ing was spen t i n
t h e playing of progressive
euchre.
Sir, and Mrs, Whitehead, the.
former Aleda Sachs, were mar-
ried in the Chesley Lutheran
church, 25 years ago, by the
Rev, Harry Bates. The best,
man, Mrs, Whitehead's broth-
er, Arnold Sacks, was present
at the celebration but the
bridesmaid, her sister, Wilma,
is now deceased,
After their marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Whitehead lived in Walker-
ton for 11 years before coming
to Lucan 14 years ago.
For a short time Mr, White-
head was Lucan's constable but
is now a mechanic in a London
service station.
Once again the festive sea-
son is upon us quicker than we
all realize, I would like to take
this opportunity on behalf of
the Arena Board, Stewart Park.
and myself to wish you all you
wish yourselves for the Christ-
mas season.
Some of the activities are at
a seasonal lull at present but
they will be in full swing after
the holidays. Those that are
continuing during the holidays
will be figure skating on Box-
ing Day, the regular Saturday
night dances. The Combines
play host to Forest on Decem-
ber 21 at 8:30 p.m.; also on
Friday, December 21, at 9:00
p,m., the Lucan Junior D
Christmas dance at the arena.
The pre-teens hold their regu-
lar 'dance on Wednesday, De-
cember 19, and there will be
a special joint senior and pre-
teens dance during the holi-
days on Thursday, December
27, at 9:00 p.m., with lunch and
prizes.
On Friday of last week the
Lucan Legion pee wees played
host to the London Tecumsehs
All Stars in an exhibition game.
This game ended in a 1.1 tie
with Lucan's goal being scored
by Mike Anderson. The local
squad is to be congratulated
for their fine showing against
a star-studded visiting team.
The response to the call ler
participants of both junior and
adult age for the proposed
table tennis club is, so far,
By NORM 'CARTER.
duite encouraging, So any of
you good folks who would like
to play organized table tennis
once a week, please leave your
name and phone number with
me or at the office, We will
endeavour to get this under
way directly after the holidays,
Finally here is the schedule
fpr the Lucan-Ilderton Lions
House League for Saturday,
December 22: Pee wees, 2 to '3
p.m., Canadiens vs. Hawks, 3
to 4 p.m„ Red Wings vs,
Rangers, 4 to 5 pan., Bruins
vs. Maple Leafs; bantams, 5 Lucan
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Lanyard rites
held: by COT
At the CLIP meeting in the
church schoolroom last Tues
day a lanyard prespotation, was
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reachN the age of 15 have be- em sf,optoo14,§ F1',§
come members of the senior
CWT. The leader Mrs, Murray
Hodgins, assisted by president,
Louise (*brave, and secretary,
pll.aetsgottltraettkifiCobleigh, made the
Ingrid Theander was in charge
of the Christmas worship serv ,
ice and in place of the usual
game period ;Judy Coughlin
brought her view-master pro.
Jeetor to the meeting and show-
ed pictures of Canada and the
Owing to other activities in
the village it was found nem- irtritz4;t54;15.044,0,.0;40 ,iiitagittvipxwexrienlivo,cie,„024,8"i,04,404g
aary to change the date of the, 'a•
Christmas party from Dec, 19
to Dec, 22, The party will be-
gin with ,a toboggan party at
2 p.m, followed by a pot-luck
nipper,
Patricia Cobleigh, Nancy
Park and Marilyn I-learn were
named a committee to ptly-
chase gifts for the branch's
Christmas welfare project, A '41
cuestionnaire in connection with 3,
the 1963 program was completed
by the girls,
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Cummins 1 In these two words we wish to express our an-
and family, of Toronto, were . predation for your unwavering goodwill and
Calvin Haskell: .and family, friendship. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Don Ranting, who under- A
went surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital last week, is making
satisfactory recovery. While he
Gift Shop to 6 p.m., Bisons vs, Orioles, '
6 to 7 p,m„ Hornets vs. In- 1
dians; midgets, Beavers vs. Yi
Maroons, 7 to 8 p.m, A Phone 227.4632
is hospitalized, his secretam iNord0100
Mrs. 'Kay .F,igan„ is keeping' the
office open,
Mrs. Bob Coleman on Satur'
day night bold a family gather-
ing for Mr, and Mrs, W,
Garrett awl Jock and ;Mr, and
Sirs, Don MeTagg402 in honor
of ,leek and Don's, birthdays,
JOHN BURKE LTD. &
DEVON BLDG.
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General Insurance
Reel Estate
mortesges
Treasure Chest
Mrs. 4. S. Radcliffe
FOR
Snow
Removal
of
DRIVEWAYS
and
LOTS
Ray Hayter
Phone Lucan 227-4710
Box 134, Lucan
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Irving Lodge
picks officers
At a meeting in the lodge
rooms Thursday the Irving Ma-
sonic Lodge 154 elected Harold
Cartwright, now of London, as
Worshipful Master,
Other officers include: Sr.
W, Calvin Haskell; Jr. W, J.
Ai, Murray; chaplain, C. E.
Robb; secretary, J. C. Murdy;
treasurer, M. H, Hodgins; DC
E, R. Hodgins; S D, James
Young; J D, Rudy Engel; I G,
Clarence Hardy; tyler, Jens An-
derson; S S, Ivan Hearn; J S,
Don Hodgins; organist, Robert
Hamilton.
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to all lovers of sport and arena
activities.
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A at our lanes and extend a welcome to bowl and
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To all our new friends since recently taking over
the Koffee Kup Restaurant, Lucan, we extend the
warmest wishes for a holy and festive season,
Phone Tom Weller 227-4489 For Reservations
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At this joyous Christmas season we extend to 4:
everybody our heartfelt wishes for a happy holiday
and a properous New Year,
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Warmer than ever
And cheerier too
Are the Holiday Wishes
We're sending to you,
SMITH. SUNOCO
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