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UCW start •
new activity
The September General Meet-
ing of the Lucan L'CW was held
in the schoolroom Thursday
evening with the president Mrs.
Charles Sovereign, in the chair.
The worship service was taken
by Mrs. Stewart Park, assisted
by Mrs. Erie Young.
Mrs. Cecil Robb, as guest
speaker spoke on the Rural Life
Conference held in St. Marys,
which dealt with the develop-
ment of rural areas according
to soil conditions, roads, and
resources. The act called
"Arda" (agricultural rehabili-
tation developmort act) gave the
initial push to rural development
to help in the better use of cer-
tain lands, conservation, and in-
dustry.
Plans for the Dec. 2 bazaar
in the schoolroom were discussed
and for eatering to the Varey—
Lankin wedding Sept. 28; Mrs.
Owen Saward reported on the ar-
ticles needed for the next bale.
It was announced the new study
books are now available.
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Teachers in London wed
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bamford were married In Lucan United Church
by Rev, G. W. Seth, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Harold
Cobleigh, R.P. 4 Denfield and the late Robert Donaldson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Bamford, RR 5 London, are parents of the groom. Both
bride and groom are graduates of London Teachers' College and
are teaching in London.
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TimosAdvocatt, September 8, 1966.
Lucan
Pie* 12 Former resident marries
Baskets of gladioli formed the
setting in the Blessed Sacrament
Church London at 1 pm Saturday,
August 20, for the double ring
Marriage ceremony of Denise
Lucy St Amand and Harvey Paul
Poole, with the Rev. James T.
Saigeon officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert St Amend
Of London, and the groom is the
,son of Mrs. Margaret Poole of
Londor. formerly of Lucan, and
the late Mr. P. Poole,
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride chose a floor-length
gown of white Chantilly lace over
brocade featuring a bouffant skirt
and tight fitting bodice. A crown
of rhinestones and pearls held
her shoulder-length net veil. She
carried a cascade of red roses
and white mums.
Miss Jean St Amand, as maid
of honor for her sister wore a
floor-length empire style gown
of aqua brocade and carried yel-
low roses and aqua mums. Miss-
es Shirley Lee and Karen Lid-
diard (cousins of the bride) and
Mary Jo O'Donnell (friend of the
bride) as bridesmaids were
gowned in floor-length empire
style yellow brocade and carried
yellow and aqua mums.
Dennise Easton, as flower girl
wore a full length aqua dress and
carried a basket of yellow roses
and aqua mums. Shaun St Amand
was page boy.
William Darling of Lucan was
best man and Jerry Puhl of Wel-
land (groom's cousin) Ken Feke,
of Strathroy (groom's friend) and
Tom Lee of London (bride's cous-
in) were ushers.
Mrs. G. C. Gordon of London
as organist provided traditional
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Mr. Lloyd Armstrong
who sang ,e) Perfect Love".
At a reception held at the
Collins Restaurant, London, the
groom's mother received in a
gown of pink lace over taffeta,
through Ontario the bride changed
to a mint green suit, white acces-
sories and white gardenia core
sage.
The young couple will make
their home in London.
with navy accessories and white
carnation corsage. She was as-
sisted by the groom's mother in
turquoise lace, white accessories
and corsage of pink carnations,
For a honeymoon motor trip
Olympic star weds
Paul Joseph Conlin, Lucan's
great hockey player, who won
Olympic fame and had his picture
placed in Lucan's Hall of Fame,
was wed to Miss Jo-Anne Mar-
garet Graham, in a double-ring
marriage ceremony at 11 am
Saturday, August 20, by Rev.
Father C. A. Moyer, in the Church
of Nativity of Our Lord, Etobi-
coke.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride chose a floor-length
gown of white silk moire featur-
ing a scoop neckline and lace
trimmed elbow-length sleeves,
A detachable lace-edged cathed-
ral train cascaded from a large
bow at the back. A tiara held
her should e r-length veil of
French illusion. She carried a
cascade of white orchids.
Miss Candace Graham, as maid
of honor for her sister, Miss
Noreen Conlin (sister of the
groom), Miss Darlene Davies
(cousin of the bride) and Miss
Grannia Mulholland of Toronto,
as bridesmaids were gowned a-
like in floor-length mint green
crepe, with empire-style waist
and lace top and sleeves. They
carried nosegays of white car-
nations and yellow roses. Seven-
year-old Cathy Conlin, sister of
the groom, made a charming
flower girl in a floor-1 ength
gown of white crepe, with mint
green cummerbund. She carried
a basket of yellow roses.
Mr. John Conlin of Downs-
view, was best man for his broth-
er and Messrs Hugh Conlin, Gary
Graham and Joe Blonde were
ushers.
At a reception held at the Sea-
way Towers, the bride's mother
received in a sheer pink floor-
length gown with pink orchid
corsage. She was assisted by
the groom's mother, who chose
a chiffon over taffeta gown, with
matching headdress and a yellow
orchid corsage,
For a honeymoon trip to Niag-
ara and Northern States, the
bride changed to a pink wool
two-piece suit, black accessories
and pink orchid corsage.
The couple will make their
home in Winnipeg, where the
groom will enter third year Uni-
versity and the bride will teach
in St. James District school.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haskett,
Miss Judy Haskett and Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Langford of Lucan
were among the guests.
Girls' group
ups number
It looks like a big year for
the Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT. Al-
ready the leader, Mrs. Murray
Hodgins has an enrollment of 37.
Prior to the first regular meet-
ing September 13 an enjoyable
wiener roast supper was held
on Mrs. Hodgins' lawn last Wed-
nesday evening with 27 girls pre-
sent. Of these, 14 of the 15 new
members were able to be present.
Jane Hodgson's and Jane Cro-
zier's team won the treasure
hunt. Other games were also en-
joyed. Marlene Butler and Mari-
lyn Hearn led in the singsong.
Four amusing impromptu skits
were presented while humorous
ghost stories and jokes were told
around the camp fire.
The evening closed with a vesp-
er service in charge of Nancy
park and Heather Froats.
DATE CHANGED
The date of the September
Guild meeting has been changed
from Sept. 21 to Sept. 14 to en-
able the group to finalize plans
for the bazaar Friday evening,
Sept. 23.
Mrs. O'Connor
buried Saturday
Mrs. Daniel J. O'Connor 83,
the former Maude Carling of St.
Columban, passed away Saturday
September 3, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Harrigan,
Lot 18, Concession 7, Biddulph.
The body rested in the Q. Has-
kett & Son Funeral Home, Lucan,
where prayers were said at 8:30
pm Sunday. Monday September 5
it was taken to St. Patrick's
Church Biddulph, where Father
F. J, Bricklin, officiated at re-
quiem high mass, at 9:30 am.In-
terment was in St. Columban
cemetery.
Pallbearers included Messrs
James O'Connor, Jerry Harrig-
an, Edward Harrigan, Danny Mc-
libargey, James Dewan and Frank
Harrigan.
Mr. O'Connor predeceased
Mrs. O'Connor, who is survived
by five sons and two daughters,
John, Joseph, Gerald and Frank,
all of Toronto and Harry of Sar-
nia, Mary (Mrs. Joseph Harrig-
an) of Biddulph Township and
Rose (Mrs. Charles Mcllhargey)
of London.
ANGLICAN
Flowers in the church were in
loving memory of the late Mr.
Jack Sprowl.
DEDICATION
Four new hymn books, donated
by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neil of
Vista, California, in memory of
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott, Bert
and Lloyd were dedicated at the
11 o'clock service.
ORGANIST RE TURNS
Mr. Gordon Jacklin, who has
tendered his resignation will re-
turn for Sunday September 11.
A farewell tea will be held in the
church basement following the
service.
Sunday School, Jr. Choir and
League of Loyalty all reopen
next Sunday.
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UNITED CHURCH
PROMOTIONS
Superintendent Cliff Culbert
was in charge of the following
promotions at the 11 o'clock ser-
vice: Intermediates to seniors,
10 children; juniors to inter-
mediates, 6; primary to junior,
13; kindergarten to primary, '7;
nursery to kindergarten, 9.
The school has an enrollment
of 120 and during July and Aug-
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BEEF BARBECUE
Last Monday evening Hon. Wil-
liam A. Stewart, Minister of
Agriculture, entertained 35 Nova
Scotia farmers and N.S. Agri-
culture Minister, I. W. Akerley
to a beef barbecue at his London
Township farm home, on the
first day of a planned six-day
tour of rural Ontario.
Monday, May 8, 1967, will be
World Red Cross Day at EXPO
67. The date honours the birth-
day of Henri Dunant, founder of
the Red Cross.
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There is one well known local
farmer, who in years to come
will be able to vouch for the
fact that away back in 1966,
there was "money in pigs".
Last Monday evening Mr. Aus-
tin Hodgins RR 1 Lucan, clerk of
the Biddulph Township council,
was changing his clothes, when to
his consternation he realized his
wallet, containing valuable
papers and $51 in bills, was not
in his hip pocket as usual.
A frantic search of the house,
the grounds and the fields by Mr.
Hodgins and his family were of
no avail — no purse was found.
As a last resort Mr. Hodgins
went to the pig sty. There to
his dismay he found small scraps
of his wallet and the corner of
one ten dollar bill. Apparently
one pig — or more — had had an
expensive, if not appetizing meal,
at his expense.
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After eight weeks in St. Cath-
arines General Hospital, Mrs.
Wilfred G. Crandon 75, of St.
Catharines, the former Lottie M.
Richardson, passed away Friday
August 26.
Funeral service was held in
the Lindsay Funeral Home, St.
Marys, Monday August 29, with
interment in St. Marys cemetery.
Her twin sister, Mrs. Burns
Smith of Alice St., Lucan, was
able to spend the last five weeks
with her sister. Her only other
survivor is her husband.
A number from Lucan visited
the funeral home or attended
the funeral.
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improved. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Tin-
dall of Wiarton were weekend
guests and all were guests of
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Mullins of
London Sunday.
After a two month's visit with
her sister (Miriam) and brother-
in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Frey of
Santiago, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins
arrived home Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Darling
of London were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Armitage,
Bob Arnold, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Arnold, who was a patient
in Victoria Hospital for two weeks
with an infected hand, is able to
be home.
Mrs. John Campbell and fam-
ily and Mrs. Harry McFalls of
London were Wednesday guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan Reving-
ton.
Mrs. Don Ankers is relieving
at the post office, while Mrs.
Hodgins is on vacation.
Mrs. W. W. Garrett and grand-
daughter Donna-Jo McTaggart, of
London and Mrs. Bob Coleman of
Lucan, attended the Salvation
Army picnic at Hayfield, Thurs-
day.
Miss Beryl Cross of Cobourg
spent last week with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Corbett.
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Crin-
nian and son Charles, of Spring-
field, Missouri, spent ten days
with Mrs. M. L. Crinnian of
Main St. While here all spent
a weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Barber of Guelph.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sovereign
and family of London have pur-
chased and moved into the house
on Langford Drive, formerly
owned by Mr. Norman Schell.
Mrs.Harry Noels and son Don,
of Forest spent a few days last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Maurice
McDonald.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Colvin and
family have returned to Windsor,
after spending a few days with
Mrs. Colvin's mother, Mrs. U. F,
Stanley.
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Mrs. May Huddleston of Cali-
fornia is visiting Mr. & Mrs.
Don Black on her way home from
Europe.
Following their recent mar-
riage Mr. & Mrs. Paul Conlin
are now settled in Winnipeg. The
former is entering his third year
at the University of Manitoba.
As a member of the National
Hockey Team he will play in
Austria in February 1967 and
the Olympic in Grenoble, France
in 1968.
Mrs. Clare Stanley, last Sat-
urday entertained 10 little girls
in honour of her 10-year-old
daughter Ann's birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins
and family of St. Thomas and
Mr. D. A. Ashworth of Lucan
have, returned from, a week's
motor trip to Ottawa where they
were guests of the Rev. & Mrs.
E. C. Attwell.
Mr. D. R. McLaughlin and Isa-
bel Neabel of Toronto were week-
end guests of Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Mugford.
Mr. Murray Abbott, Mr. Don
Abbott, Janice and Paul and Mur-
iel Abbott attended Paris Fair
Saturday, September 3.
Reeve Russell Bowan, who un-
derwent surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital Friday, is making satis-
factory recovery.
Mrs. Ron Crozier entertained
with a family birthday dinner for
her daughter, Mrs. David Mayn-
ard, who with Mr. Maynard have
returned to London after a sum-
mer course in Toronto.
Mrs. Rose Atkinson was a
guest at the Poole—St Amand
wedding.
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Price and
family of California are visiting
Mrs. Price's parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Black and other
relatives.
Dr. & Mrs. Ernest Sadleir of
Toronto were Sunday callers on
Miss Lina Abbott.
Mr. Cliff Abbott, who has been
on the sick list, is feeling much
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Friends shower
bride with gifts
Prior to her marriage Saturday
to Mr. Ronald Leslie Woodward,
formerly of Lucan, Miss Marie
Louise Small was honored by a
trousseau tea and several pre-
nuptial events.
At the former, guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. E. J. Small, the
bride-elect, Mrs. Leslie Wood-
ward (mother of the groom-elect
formerly of Water St., Lucan)
and Mrs. Irving Gibson (of Lu-
can), grandmother of the groom-
elect.
Pouring tea at a hand made lace
covered table, centred with yel-
low roses arid mums, flanked by
white tapers, were Mrs. R. G.
Petch, Mrs. W. F. Small, Mrs.
R. W. Falshaw all of London and
Mrs. Wilmer Jones of Kippen
(aunt of the groom).
Assisting in the tea room were
Mrs. Harry Wood, Miss Joyce
Wood, Miss Wendy Jones, Miss
Sue Bryant, Miss Sharon Mc-
Keown, and Misses Brenda and
Sue Small.
Displaying bridal gifts and
trousseau were Miss Jill Mc-
Intyre, Miss Linda Cameron,
Miss Martha Martin and Mrs.
Dave Smith.
Hostesses entertaining Miss
Small included Miss Jill Mc-
Intyre, Miss Linda Cameron and
Mrs. DaVe Smith at Miss Mc-
Intyre's London home, Mrs. Mil-
lard McKenzie, New Saruni, Mrs.
Murray Jones, Port Stanley, Mrs.
Earle McKenzie, Mapleton, Mrs.
Doug Walker at the latter's home,
in St. Thomas, Mrs. Gary Petch
and Mrs. R. W. Falsha.W at the
former'S home, Miss ft ao m I
Goodhall and Miss Jo OusseY at
the former's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Westman,
London held a dinner party for
the bride and groom-elect.
The groom's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Woodward formerly
Of Liinan entertained the bridal
party Friday night following the
rehearsal,