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Fatter with Mr. And :Mrs, :Pea
Adams, 1-ontion.
Mr, and Mrs., Peter Banks
And Cindy in Sarnia, .entertained
the, tatter's parents, Mg, and.
Mre. Mattrice Simpson and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Carter, Ste-
tpllaleu, ni anti ic c.laillicsoton Mr, and Mrs,
.john Simpson, Rosemary and
eoAnTr.a.Ccl"dMr.117LidCl Airs.4rerl 11GeraldI
Millaon and Debbie entertained
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Beckett And
Sandy, :Kitchener. Mr, :and Mrs.
Ralph elitism), Donny, Kenny
and Doug, also Mrs, Ruth Ann
liardysh; London, and Mrs,
Nelson Ashbury of Lucan,
Mr. and "Mrs, Ed Flynn spent
Tuesday with mr, and los, Da-
vid Charles and Heather, 'Wen-
dy and Scott in London,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter
And Ian entertained the family,
1\cibi;,.thaarinid, mlerl,rea. n Billi,1 W
vs Carlyl e
Carter. and Jimmy and Mr, and
Mrs, Douglas Carter and deugh-
ter of London,
Air, end Mrs, lirn Sigsworth,
Helm and Billy, entertained
Sigworth's sisters, Mr, and
Mrs, Art, Lee, Cary, Linda, ter-
bare and. Jeffery and Marybelle
Wright of London, also Alev .and
Mrs. timid Veen, :and Libby
and Steven of Parkhill, ALM
Mr. MOM Phillips,
mr, and Mrs,' Andy Carter
were entertained by the tatter's
nephew, Mr, and Mrs, Bob Lew.
is, Other pleats were his par-
ents„ Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Lewis.
Mr—and Mrs, Clare Paton and
Jimmy with Mr. And .Mrs. Mau-
rice Cobleigh, Lucan, also Mr,
and Airs, T, IL, Paton anti Wil'
Main Aliwright,
MI% .and: Mrs, Harry Murless
entertained their daughters and
families, -CPI. and -Mrs, Al.
Boggs, 'Vicky and Tracy and
:Mrs, Suzy Simpson and
also friends Mr, and Mrs, Ito-
hert Macintosh and Brenda :Or
Ailsa dward. .and
Mrs. Alan of Toronto-
And Mr, and Mrs, Alan Wright
and sons Alan and Glyn,
A question that set Agricul-
ture Dept, employees wondering
came from a women who wrote;
"Could you possibly send me a
booklet explaining the use of
different poisons fo.: vegetables
in the garden? I bave lost my
husband and. have A lot of dif-
ferent poisons on hand,”.
Mrs, Lillian Lang and Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Newman are
spending Christmas with Mrs.
Lang's daughter, Mrs, Craig
Gray of Delhi.
Miss Line. Abbott was a Sun-
day guest of Mr, and. Mrs.
Clayton. Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. William Con-
cannon, Brian and. Gary, now
of Dresden were Sunday guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Bow-
man.
Mr. John Blair, formerly of
Beech St,, Lucan, now of Cal-
gary,. who has been hospital.
ized for four months, is able to
he home and is feeling much
better,
Among those who attended
Santa gives
candy, cash
Although Santa Claus took
a prominent part in Lucan's
big parade, two weeks ago, at
that time he hadn't his 'pack
with him as he returned Sat-
urday afternoon loaded with
large bags of treats for all
the children in the community.
What a crowd: Where did
they all conic from? Long be-
fore 2:30 p.m. ears began ar-
riving in the village packed to
the doors with wee folk, await-
ing Santa's arrival,
The police were on hand and
found a parking place for San•
la, beside the old post office,
Soon he and his ear were stir-
rounded by a huge mob of
eager children.
Before giving out the teeats
Santa was asked to make the
seven voucher draws,
Winners Were; W. .1, Stanley
(8251; Veronica Mitchell, Mrs.
Bert Brat:ilium and Mrs, Time.
Lee ($],5 each); Helen White-
more. Clandeboye, and :1Sties
Dean t-$10 each),
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.BOwlers stage
turkey contests
The .Colleen. bowling league.
held Its anneal turkey bowl-off
at 'the. Liman Lanes last Wed-
nesday evening. It turned out
to be ' a real Carling-Hayter
Miss Muriel Carling won a
turkey for the hidden high
also won, another for
the hidden high single. As no
member can accept more than
one tterkey she had to pass her
latter bird on to Miss Doris
Hayter, the next in line.
The next draw was for the
hidden low triple and didn't
Miss .Carling's mother Mrs.
Ira Carling, win it!
Foiu' boxes of chocolates
were also drawn for—one to a
member of each team for a
hidden score. The winners were
Janice Hayter, Audrey Hayter,
Elaine Hodgins and Audrey
Wiseel.
Wt. turkey bowl off
The Liman 'Women's .League
turkey bowl-off was held Mon-
day evening. Three ladies
won turkeys, Mrs. W, Callcott,
high single; Mrs. Annie Zubal,
high triple; and Mrs. Jack
Steacy, hidden triple. Winners
of the chickens were Mrs. 'Wes
Colley. low single, and Marj.
Carroll, low triple.
Award prizes
for yule letters
Inside the door of Lucans
new IGA store, since its open-
mg, has been a large mail box
in which children's letters to
Santa Claus could be deposited.
By Monday, Dec. 24 the big
box was full to the brim and
Fred Darling must have had a
difficult time choosing the four
winners; Joan Riley, who re-
ceived a doll and stroller; Bri-
an McComb, wagon: Lynda
Thomson, bicyclg, and Gregory
Revington, hockey set.
Church
news
UNITED CHURCH
Last Monday evening the
teachers and members of the
church school, presented their
annual Christmas concert in
the church choir loft.
Superintendent Cliff Culbert
was MC for a program of
choruses and skits, Special
mention should be made of the
pageant staged by Mrs. Mur-
ray Hodgins and her girls.
As usual the wee people
brought a big hand of applauee
but one Little four year old
really brought down the house,
when he stood up, unabashed,
and waiting not for classmates,
leader nor pianist sang at the
top of his voice, "Jingle Bells".
Explorers' party
The Lucan - Clandehoee Le-
plorers held their annual
Christmas party last Tuesday
An hour of games preceded
the shared box lunch. During
the exchange of gifts. Counsel.
lour Margaret Sach and Ilene
Donaldson filled the decorated
cups with treats for the "shut-
ins". Two groups visited the
Lucan sbut-ins and the third
group visited Clandeboye shut-
ens.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
Last Wednesday evening 55
children received their treats
and were shown a number of
films. A few numbers were al•
so presented by the children.
Memorial
dedicated
There was a splendid attend-
ance Sunday for the special
service and the dedication of
the beautiful rneinorial win-
dow presented by D. A. Ash-
Worth and family, in loving
rnettetiry of Airs. Ashworth.
whd died May 28, 3.057 after a
lengthy illness,
The rector, the Rev.
Lancaster, on behall of the
church received the gift end
Rev E. C. Attwell, Mrs. Ash-
worth's soti-in-law. dedicated
the Window and also was the
gnest speaker. The window de-
picts the Scene in Getlisemane
with the inscription. "Never-
theleeshot as I will, but As
'Thou wilt."
Air.. Attwell paid high tribute
to lairs. Ashworth's patience
and Cheerfulness during her
ten year's As Art invalid.
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
Sunday morning, John Boov.,
a. student from the 'Holmes
'Theological Seminary,in South
Carolina, spoke on "he Faith
of AbrAhAM". The ettelot choir
sang.
In the evening the. pastor
Played on his cornet and spoke
briefly on, "What ie your gift
for Christmas?" The ladies.'
tree sang.
Highlight or the Service tw as
the senior choir's tepetitien of
the musicale. "God's
they presented in OM-
teii. SRt,y Dee, 13,
Area Lions
hear MP
Speaking on World Polities,
Hon, IV, H. A. Thomas, Me',
was the guest speaker at the
Lions Club Christmas meeting.
in the Anglican Church base-
ment last Monday evening.
Visitors included the mem-
bers of the North Lions Club
and members of the Lucan Le-
gion and nou.ncil.
The hilarious evening wascli-
maxed when the London Lions
presented President Elmer Mos-
urinjohn, with a .inciakey and
white rat. These like the goat
will no doubt he passed on to
some "lucky" ?) Lions Club.
Three members of the Lon-
don Lions were initiated during
the evening,
One "fly in the ointment" was
the absence of Lion Don Rant-
in, who had completed 10 years
of 100ee attendance. Though in
St, Joseph's Hospital, in body,
Mr. Banting was no doubt in
Holy Trinity basement, in spir-
it,
Mrs. Herman Young's group
of the Lathes Guild catered for
the dinner.
Pot-luck .supper
Menthers of the Canadian be-
ton and 'their families enjoyed
a pot luck supper, and happy
get-to-gether at the Legion Hall
last. Wednesday evening after
which pupils of Miss Judy Has-
kett staged several tap-dances.
Records were then played for
all the children present (and
there were a large number) to
exhibit their skill at doing the
twist. Treats were provided for
all children.
The big doll and wardrobe,
which has been on display in
the Koffee Kup Restaurant
window, was won by Mrs. Dave
Egan, with Mr. J,W, Lockyer
drawing the ticket. The beauti-
ful doll house was w•on by Mrs.
Waleteck of Granton, with Mrs.
Lloyd Mason drawing her tick-
et.
Post office carries on
Since the death of Postmaster
Chas Beggar last June, Mrs.
Ralph Rummell, Mrs. George
Hodgins and Mrs. Don Ankers,
have carried on alone and
made a splendid job of it,
They lived through the mov-
ing to the new post office and
with the able assistance of Mrs,
Dwight Ball and Mrs. G, E,
Nicholson have survived the
strenuous Christmas mail. They
report that everyone was help-
ful, co-operative and apprecia-
tive.
Schools stage
final concerts
11 the new Bidclulph central
school goes ahead A,s per sche-
dule, SS 2 and the eCourser
school have probably staged
their last Christmas concert.
Last Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Clayton Abbott as pia-
nist, SS 2 put on a splendid
program of choruses, songs
and plays, A. play 'Wanted a
lig"gelent.:t;'. w
and
ere atwoChorPthrkle4s hipgh4.-
On Friday in the Coursey
School another full house en-
joyed a fine concert,
Name winners
in draws here
Mrs, A. E, Reilly was the
winner of a free permanent at
the Joyce Beauty Salon draw
last Monday evening.
At the Culbert Decorating
Centre draws made by little
Cathie Sue Hearn, Mrs, Rus-
sell Thompson won the gallon
of paint, Ronnie Glenn (small
son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Glen) won the 4" paint brush
and Mrs. Allan Scott, the wall
paper. John Ewen drew the
ticket for the electric kettle
and it went to Mrs, Ira Carl-
ing.
At the Paul's Superior Store,
Margaret Young, made the
three draws, Mrs. W, J. Mc-
Falls won the 100 lb. of sugar,
Mrs, Martin Arenthal, the
treasure chest, and two Christ-
mas cakes, and Mrs. Ralph
Rummell, the. basket of fruit.
At the A. M. :Redden store,'
Mrs. Gladys Arenthals won the
large box of chocolates and
Mrs, Ella McLean, London,
won the large box of cakes.
At the Davis Hardware, Mr,
Don McGillivray won the dish-
es or fry pan, Mr. Bob Park-
inson, (highway Ave.), the
cream and sugar and Mr.
Clarence Frost, the set of
glasses.
For years, one Of Lucan's
.Christmas season highlights has
been the annual public school
concert.
This year, parents and friends.
were disappointed to learn
they would have to forego tins
136,1 pleasure, Only .ttiose who
have ever staged a
progrere have eelleePleon
Of the 'bows and hours of
thought and labour behind the
Production of such concerts' as
have been staged here in the
past, 'Teeie year the teachers de-
eided to take a holiday.
But concert or no concert, the
spirit of .Christmas, still per-
meated the school. An assem-
bly was held each morning, at
which each teacher in turn was
responsible for a program of
carols and choral readings,
Friday afternoon each room
had its own party and program
and in some rooms - an ex-
change of gifts, Santa Claus vis-
ited all classes with dixie cups
of ice cream, from the school
beard.
in the principal's re= punch,
cookies and home-made candy
were served and in his office,
when school was dismissed rill
the staff had a little get-to-
gether before parting for a
well-earned rest,
But to all lovers of little chil-
dren, the party in 'the kindergar-
ten Friday morning was, with-
out doubt, the most appealing,
Though Mrs. Corbett had sent
invitations to the parents, she
never dreamed over 90el of
them. would be able to find time
to attend, so had to send out for
more and more chairs. Several
parents brought younger chil-
dren, who were wishing they
were old enough to attend kin-
dergarten too. In fact one little
lad decided not to wait, and of
his own accord, joined the cir-
cle.
One thing most noticeable
was how the children in four
months had Learned obedience,
No matter what the children
were doing the minute Mrs.
Corbett rang her bell, every-
thing was dropped, every lip
closed and both hands raised
high above the head. (More
than one mother was heard to
remark, "I: must get myself a.
bell,")
At last came the big moment
for which the children had been
waiting, when they could pre-
sent mother with her present.
For days they had had difficulty
keeping it a secret, What was
it? A large card in Christmas
wrapping and seals on which ap-
peared the child's finger prints,
done with finger paint, Beneath
the funeral of the late Rev, E.
M. Cook were Messrs Garth
Sine, Gordon Priest and Jene
Spencer of Bellville and Rev.
and Mrs. Dewey Stinson of Lon-
don.
Mr, Roscoe Hodgins of Alice
St.,, who has been working in
Honduras, Central America far
nearly four months, arrived
home Thursday morning,
Mrs, Le, F. Stanley fell in
her home last week and in-
jured her hip. Though no bones
are broken Mr, Stanley reports
she will no doubt be a patient
in St, Joseph's Hospital for
sonic time.
Mrs. Warner McRoberts of
the Dresden HS staff, who is
home for the Christmas vaca•
Lion, held a family gathering
Saturday at the Zurich Hotel
After which all went to the
ionic of her brother Mr. Ther-
on Creery of Woodham for the
evening,
Mrs. Rose Atkinson, Lucan's
librarian reports the bookmo-
bile will be in Lucan pan, 9
for the book exchange.
Mrs. Lily O'Neil of Detroit
is holidaying with her sister,
Mrs. Harold Hodgins and fain ,
Hy.
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Hickson
and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hick-
son of London.
errs. Chas. Johnson of FIR 6
tonden, is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs, trnest Kennedy and
family.
Mr, and etre. Bob Itehinsim
and were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. teen Hod-
gins.
the prints was pasted the fol-
lowing poem. "You clean ,MY
prints front wall and door, For
I'm not always careful, where
play, But here's e print you'll
want to keep, It's inane for you
this Christmas DAY." 11. is
doubtful if any gift be pre-
sented With greater lose and
with. mere happy ,faces than
m.as .this home-nine card.
The program .closed with the,
visit of Santa {'labs and the
stripping of the Chrisemas tree.
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson,
Hazel, Helen and Kenneth, and
and Mrs. Keith Simpson and.
David of Lucan, a son Mr. Bil-
ly Simpson was not, able to at-
tend. He is a patient in St, Jo-
seph's Hospital, where he had
an operation on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, Rea Neil and
Mr. and Mrs, Ansley Neil of
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VOUCHER CHEQUES
ENVELOPES
Former citizen,
dies on NY trip
Gordon. elcelehen. 49, presi-
dent of Liquid Fruits. Toronto.
1k-bile on a business trip to New
York, suffered a stroke Wed.,
Dec. 19 and died a few hours
later.
Funeral services were held in
.Kew Beach L'C'. Toronto, Dec,
22 with interment in Toronto.
He is survived by his wifen
and ecn en children as well as
a number of relatis es in Lu-
can
Mr Mcelehen was the son
of the late Mr. II. J. elcelehen
and Sadie Stanley, who at that
time lived in the house now
owned by Mrs. Warner Mc-
Roberts.
Mr and Mrs Gerald 'Lewis,
Mr Clare Stanley and Mrs
T. C. McFarlane attended the
funeral,
Mrs. S. E. Jeffery
Mrs. S Jeffery died in
Kirkland Lake Hospital. Mon-
day. Dec 17. Service and in-
terment nes made at Teeswa•
ter, Dec 21.
Among the survivors is a
daughter, 'etre. Dave Park of
Lucan and a brother. Mr. J.
I. II:end*, a former Bank of
Montreal manager at
Hr. and :Sirs. Dave Park
a• family attended the fun-
c last Friday.
It pays to edvertize
Mrs. W. J. Frnet of Alice St.,
who raises canaries and budg-
ies, recently put an ad in The
txeler TiMes•AdvOcate, And
was elated to sell four canaries
and four budgies to residents in
Exeter AM) Crediton, (Do these
people read the Tsek ads more
carefully or have all bird-loe•
this residents in 'Aran and die.
trier already purchased one of
Mr.'. Frost's fine birdse)
The proprietor Grant's
end Radio Repair Shop, OM
has put aim ad in the T-A pear.
eeery week since coining
to Lucan, is also well pleased
with the bueineee they have
brought.
Recently he installed a large
glass showcase to display all
his Cluesintae jetteellety. The
beautiful 400-dey clock which so
ninny passers-by stopped to ail-
mire, has been Old but Mr.
Brady can procure Mere.
Personal items
Susan Rroneweek, s in a 11
daughter Of Mr. aild Mrs, Al
trOmuick, is a patient in St,
.Josephs Rosetta].
Mrs. Ira Carling, Miss' Mu--
rid 'Carbine, Mr. Earl Ceiling
and Leslie left. on Sunday. fOr
Ithicardihe where they Will be
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wit..
tiler Walpole until alto, Christ.
MASI,
Lucan personal items
By MRS.11. PATON
CLAND.EBOYE
The annual Christmas con-
cert eves held at the Clande-
boye school, SS „No. 12 this
year with some that attended
who have many happy memo-
ries of the school with many
more 'pupils, when it was
known as SS No.. 12 and 4. The
latter included the pupils of
McGillivray township but due
to new Centre), School at West
McGillivray, they attend there.
With the plans for a new
central school in Biddulph in
1963 this was the last Christ-
mas concert here,
Clandeboye school, at one
time was a centre for commu-
nity activities for social eve-
nings, parties, ,presentations and
the slides which were shown
for parents and pupils by Mr,'
Wilbert Stanley, h r i. aging
scenes of many interesting
places, which was before TV
had become so popular.
With the teacher Mrs. Mal-
colm Allison and the music
teacher Mrs, Clarence Hardy, a
splendid program was enjoyed
with 3 former pupils giving
numbers, Misses Helen Sigs-
worth, a piano solo, and Judy
Scott' and Nance .Kestle e duet.
Chairman sees Mr. Cliff Abbott,
Church new s
On Sunday, Dec, IS, at the
United Church a service for
Christmas with the minister,
the Rev. G, W. Sach, 'preaching
"Our Christmas Mission", Miss
elarpjorie Donaldson sang a.
solo,
At St, James Church, the rec-
tor the Rev, E, 0, Lancaster,
took the service with. Holy Com-
munion with special music by
the choir. Large white niunis
were placed on the re-table at
1Rileersaololaall% items
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 111thson
and Debbie were entertained on
IVednesday at the home of Mrs.
Millson's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Mills, Grantor,
Mrs. Billie Simpson and son
Keith and Mrs Arthur Simpson
visited Mr. Billie Simpson on
-Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital. Mrs. Agnes McVey, mo-
ther of Mrs. Billie Simpson,
who has been hospitalized with
a broken bin in St. 'Joseph's
Hospital is improved and look-
ing forward to coining honie
soon,
lr Mar, Gordan Eaton spent last
week in. Toronto, taking treat-
ments for a back injury. He wa s
able to he home for Christmas.
but returned to Toronto again,
Sunday guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Simp-
son, Hazel, Helen and. Ken with
Mrs. Simpson's mother, Mrs.
Dave Logan, Forest,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis
With Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tay-
lor and family in Lucan.
Mr, and etre, J, H. Paton,
William Aliwright, Mr. and
Mrs, Clare Paton and Jimmy
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred. Lo-
gan and Myrna, Thorndale.
Mrs. leastl Pothe and Harvey
of Lucan with Mrs. Emily
Tonics.
Last Sunday Mr, and Mrs„
Jack Whitmore, Ellen and Ron-
Me, visitet. Mr. and Mrs. Ron.
aid Laughton, jade', Ron, Bob
and Bernice, also with Mr. and M rs. Bill eviiiierieee, Irene Slew,
art and aline in Sarnia.
Christmas visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moron,
Donald. Terry and Jerry with
Mrs. Morgan's emit, Miss Gla-
dys Hynd, in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Artlitir Simp-
son entertained their feMile,
Mr. and Mrs, Kellett Viotti,-
son, Ivan, and Mr, and Mrs,
Douglas ThoMpson, Mr. end.
etre, Singsong Lon.
dee, Mr, and Mrs. Andy Thomp-
son, Sandy and mm Billie
Simpson, Ralph and Murray,
ATTENTION
.ONTARIO HYDRO
CUSTOMERS IN
LUCAN RURAL AREA
In our constant endcavoUr to provide the
nest efficient service possible, the following
change has been made iii our office location,
ffective January 1963, customer ac.
counts Will be transferred to the Ontario Ilydro
Office in Exeter,
Telephone uumbers for the Exeter Office:
For local calls—day or flight-435-0930 '
Nil other calls—day or night—Zenith 33 2O
(no toll chargd)
Atoounts may be paid at our Exeter Of
lice, on Highway #4 south of txeter, to any d
Ottle existing agents, Or, by remitting to Ontario
tlydr(4 Box .610 Ontario,
Final school concert
stirs up memories
eider tYlll