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JOHN BIEMANS
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Patrick's Church! They both attended St. Patrick's School and have
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Baskets of white shasta mums
and pink snapdragons decorated
the Lucan United Church
recently for a double ring
marriage ceremony when the
Rev. W. C. Tupling united in
wedlock Sharon Elizabeth
Simpson and Maurice (Ben)
Arthur Loiselle.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Simpson
RR 1, Lucan, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Loiselle of Tecumseh St.,
London.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride had chosen a
floor-length gown with a skirt of
Italian Grand Bote, empire style.
The round neckline bodice and
lily-point sleeves were of
chantilly lace as was the train
which flowed from the
shoulders. The four-tiered
shoulder-length illusion veil was
held by a pill-box of chantilly
lace over Grand Bote. She
carried a crescent-shaped cascade
of white shasta mums and
sweetheart roses.
Miss Jan Ackerley of London,
as maid of honour, Miss Jane
McKibbon of London and Miss
Nancy Simpson, sister of the
bride, as bridesmaids, wore
Identically styled floor-length,
empire-style short sleeved gowns
of shocking pink velvet, with
matching head pieces of small
velvet roses and leaves. They
each carried a cascade of shasta
mums with moss green velvet
streamers.
Miss Evelyn Loiselle, sister of
the groom, as flower girl wore a
gown with a bodice of white lace
and a full floor-length skirt of
shocking pink velvet, with a
matching flat velvet bow as
head-piece. She carried a hand
cluster of white porn-porn mums
and sweetheart roses.
The best man was Charles
Townsend of London, and the
ushers were John Tomlinson of
Windsor and Allan Loiselle of
London.
W. R. Goulding of London
provided music at the organ.
At the reception held in the
basement of Lucan United
Church, the mother of the bride
received her guests in a moss
green wool dress, matching hat
and mink stole, with a purse
corsage of yellow roses. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
who chose an emerald green
dress and coat ensemble of pole
de soie, matching feather hat
and a purse corsage featuring a
Cybridium orchid.
Flying to Cleveland for a
honeymoon trip, the bride
Minor puck clubs
take 'it on chin'
By J.E, BURT
In minor hockey last Friday
night, the Lucan Pee-Wee,
Bantam and Midget teams took
it on the chin as they lost on all
three counts to Lambeth.
In Pee-Wee it was 3-1,
Bantam 9.0 and in Midget it was
3-1 again.
The Pee-Wees outplayed
Lambeth by a ldrge margin, but
could not beat the Lambeth
goalie.
I can't understand, why more
people do not come out and
support these teams as they play
exciting hockey.
The- Lucan Merchants in the
South Middlesex League finally
got a point, as they tied
Concrete Pipe 3-3. By doing so,
they knocked Concrete out of a
share of first place.
Now, if they could do the
same with some of the poorer
teams, they should come up
with some wins.
The Lucan-Ilderton Lions
house league hockey is well
organized now with a lot of boys
participating.
This league is quite lop-sided
at the moment, but I believe
that the bottom team is going to
change things next Saturday in
the type decisive of this league.
We have three tie games in
three outings. If this keeps up
we will have to run a marathon
to decide a winner.
We will he back at our
Saturday night dances again,
starting this Saturday, December
7.
changed to a white wool dress,
trimmed with black Persian lamb,
pink coat, white hat and black
patent accessories, with a white
orchid corsage.
Among the guests were
visitors from Waterloo, St.
Thomas, Toronto, Tillsonburg,
Nassau, Bahamas, Windsor,
Winnipeg, Stratford, Sarnia,
Timmins, Port Colborne and
Seaforth.
The young couple will make
their home in London.
Euchre clubs
hold. parties
The second euchre party of
the season was held by the
ladies' Guild in the basement of
the Anglican Church, Lucan.
There were eight tables,
occupied and the high score
prizes went to Mrs. Heber Davis
and Torn Ryan,
Lone hand prizes were won
by Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Ed
Knoblauch. Low score prizes
went to Miss Kathleen Ryan and
Mert Culbert.
EUCHRE CLUB
The Medway Euchre Club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Otto Davis.
The high score winners were
Mrs. Austin Hobbs and William
McComb. The lone hand winners
were Mrs. E. Summers and C.
McRobert; low scores, Mrs. E.
Middleton and E. Summers.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William McComb.
Tops members
get inspiration
The regular meeting of the
Tops Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Gary McKenzie, with six
members present.
The weigh-in was excellent,
and all members stated they had
benefited by what they had
learned from the inspiring talk
that they had heard from Mrs.
Ida Burns of Cooksville when
they visited Strathroy. They all
agreed that they would continue
with the ideas she gave them.
Mrs. Don McRobert was
qiieen for the week and Mrs.
Harry Bond, runner-up,
The sale of tickets for the
draw for the money-doll was
reported as good.
The sketches of banners for
conventions are completed, and
when enlarged will be ready for
use when the occasion arises.
Mr. & Mrs. George Stanley of
Hanover, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Stanley
of London.
PENTECOSTAL
The Rev, Cordon McDonald
was in charge of the usual
Sunday services at the Diem!
Pentecostal Church.
The Sunday School children
are busy Practising for the
Christmas Concert to be
Performed Sunday, December
15, in the Church.
UNITED
The Lucan United. Church
held "White Gift" Sunday when,
the Sunday School children filed
into church with their teachers,
each child placing a gift for an
under-privileged child in the
baskets in front of the pulpit.
The Nursery children went
back to their room, while the
older children took their places
in Church.
Cliff Culbert as Sunday
School superintendent led the
prayers, and Jeannette Barr gave
the scripture reading.
The Junior Choir under the
direction of Norman Steeper,
sang two anthems.
The Rev. W.C. Tupling,
instead of a sermon, told a story,
which was a modern version of
the story of the "Widow's Mite."
There were also two baptisms
performed by Mr. Tupling. Dean
Christian Van Arenthals, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van
Arenthals, and Todd William
Froats, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Froats received the rites.
This being Visitation Sunday
the visiting committee met in
the Church basement and were
served lunch by the ladies of the
Church before commencing their
visits.
LUCAN UC SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS
The Sunday School
Superintendent Cliff Culbert
called a meeting of the teachers
to discuss any problems which
had arisen.
More teaching pictures would
be obtained for the Kingergarten
and the amount of the donation
to the Missions decided upon.
A Christmas Party for the
children was discussed and it was
agreed to hold a skating party at
the Arena, January 2.
HI-C
The HI-C met Sunday evening
in the CE building of the Lucan
United Church, with 18
members.
The Worship service was given
by David Carpenter, David
Stanley and Ralph Ainge.
Lunch was served by Dennis
Maguire, Laurie Crudge and
Donna Blane.
LUCAN UCW
The evening unit of the
Lucan United Church Women
held its regular meeting in the C.
E. building with 15 members
present, and their leader Mrs.
Emerson Stanley, chairman.
The worship service . was
drugs. This, topic led to a Ippg
tilp9Oqs199,
Annual
Bazaar
Lucan United
Church
Fri., Dec. 6
8:00 P,M.
Gifts, home
baking etc.
Dessert and Tea 35c
Thank
You
To those who so
kindly supported me
at the polls of
Biddulph, *Lucan and
McGillivray to elect
me as their represent-
ative on the Middlesex
County School Board.
Greetings of the
season and best wishes
to all for the New
Year.
JACK
MURDY
(photo by Rudy Engel)
MR. AND MRS. MAURICE, (BEN) ARTHUR LOISELLE
To live in London
Many
Thanks
To the Voters of
Lucan for Your
Support at the
Polls on Monday
BERNARD
AVERY
TURKEY
BINGO
Wed., Dec. 11
at 8:30 P.M.
Lucan Legion Hall
15 Games for turkeys $1.00;
Extra cards 3 for 25c
Sponsored ,by,
Lucan District Lions Club
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Park
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called
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entitled "What is a Christian? some discussion.
Am I a Christian?" Each. The •next meeting will be a
member wrote her opinion On pot-luck supper, combined with
the first question, and these the evening unit of the UCW,
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Work done during the year
was discussed and orders for Mrs. Gertie Higgs, Mr, & Mrs.
iw9Ptrhke' snuecahr fatsitucir4ei.itAs'rtt ioclbees mbeaigge Otto Meyer' Mr. Mrs. Joseph
made for the bazaar were also
Mordush
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A social half-hour followed. Fischer.
THE FRIENDSHIP UNIT
The regular meeting of the
"Friendship Unit of Lucan
United Church Women was held
at the home of Mrs. R. W. Stutt
with 9 members present.
Plans for the forthcoming
bazaar were finalized.
Mrs. T. J. Barr led in prayer
and read from the scriptures,
and Mrs. Stutt gave a talk on
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