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In Lucan, Jeff Craig, Craig Corman and Dennis Carty scored in a losing effort, Scoring for Clinton were Ron Graham, Bob Cook, Gary Cummings with single goals and John McKinley scored twice, The Irish outshot the visitors by a 50 to 31 margin. Friday night, the Mustangs went ahead in the first period and never looked back. Stu Mustard was tops for Clinton with a two goal effort while Wayne McDougall, Gary Cummings, Paul Johnston, Ron Graham and Gord Riley scored one apiece. Craig Corman with a hat trick performance headed the Irish scoring attack while single goals were registered by Jeff Craig, Tom Hodgins and Dennis Carty. The Irish picked up only five penalties, all minors. Sunday the Irish travelled to Exeter for an afternoon game Lucan personals Mrs. Wm. Fischer, Cathy, Cheryl and Chris, Komoka spent Saturday with Mrs. Catherine ,Fischer, Mrs. Ernest Kennedy is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital having had a heart attack. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Catherine Fischer were Mr. & Mrs. E. Gabel, Mr. & Mrs. S. Stever and Jeff, all of London,, and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fischer. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Scott en- tertained Mr. & Mrs. Don Scott, Ailsa Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill, Clandeboye, and Mr. & Mrs. Doug Scott, Thornhill, Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Scott visited with Mrs. Alice Scott at Strath- mere Lodge Saturday afternoon. Child's Health, Conference will be held today at Lucan United Church with a doctor in attendance to immunize the children. The conference is sponsored by Middlesex District Health Unit. Jack Viau, formerly of Lucan, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Emery Sr., Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Riehl, New Hamburg, were Sunday visitors of Mr. & Mrs. William Darling. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Davis of London were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Mrs. Aljoe Culbert, Miss Lilias Powell called on Miss Abbott last Wednesday and Miss Powell visited with other friends in McCormick Home. School volleyball After three weeks of play-offs, the following standings were established: Boys volleyball, first, Biddulph Central; second, McGillvray; third, East Williams; fourth, Parkhill. Girls volleyball, first Biddulph Central; second, East Williams, third, McGillvary; fourth, Parkhill. SAYING HI TO SANTA — Santa Claus made his annual visit to the Lucan Legion Sunday afternoon. Above, Santa has a chat with Jeffrey Mann and Angela McIntyre. T-A photo Irish get only one point in three junior starts with the Hawks. These traditional rivals battled to a 4-4 tie with the Irish picking up their only point of the week. Further details on this game may be found on the sports pages. One should not criticize game officials because they are for the most part, the backbone of hockey in centres such as ours but in Exeter the last two games, we have noted the game timekeeper has not been running the clock in the dying minutes of the game. This could mean a win or a loss to either team and it is hoped it is his enthusiasm for the game and not a deliberate attempt to prolong the game in the vain hope for a goal by the Hawks. Last night, Wednesday, Lambeth provided the opposition in Lucan. Friday we travel to Lambeth and then it's back to Lucan for a game With Bob White's Exeter Hawks, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Hope to see you then as fans are what make the game. WI's stage Xmas parties Lucan `The Masonic Hall was the gathering place, December 7, of a Christmas party when the Womeris Institute Members of Lucan met for a pot luck supper. Christmas decorations added to the feeling of goodwill and friendship. Mrs. Santa arrived to deliver gifts and secret pals from a year ago were named. A varied program of readings recitations, solos, contests, were enjoyed by all. The motto, from St, Luke was well presented by Mrs. M. H. Hodgins. Mrs. R. Crozier, who was able to return from London for the afternoon, presided for business. Mrs. C. Robb announced gifts had been given to nine former W.I. members. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. W. Atkinson, weather and streets permitting . McGillivray The Christmas meeting of McGillvray Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Joe Carey. The president, Mrs. Tom • Kooy, was in the chair for the meeting which was opened by repeating the Mary Stewart collect. The roll call, "a cutter ride I remember" was answered by 12 members. Mrs. Luther Morley invited the members and their husbands to her home for fowl dinner in January. Mrs. Luther Morley, program convener, gave three readings and Mrs. Earl Morley read the scripture on the Christmas story after which the members joined in singing Christmas songs. An exchange of Christmas gifts was held and the meeting closed with the singing of a Christmas carol. 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NEW 0 PAYMENT ENCLOSED RENEWAL 1 yr. $9.00; 2 yrs. $18,00 MR. MRS. MISS. PLEASE PRINT ADDRESS SIGN MY GIFT CARD. DONOR'S FULL NAME ADDRESS . I • •41 of*, Subscription Certificatebtalownmo*.., .14)4 42. Special Christmas Gift Subscription Offer * Give a gift Subscription * Save $1.00 Offer Expires Dec. 24, 1971 nininin $$$$ MinnOMMOnminniinnimnonntliit Church news $$ lllll ll I ll 1141•• llll • lllllll • lllll 1•1 11•101W —Continued from page 18 the Indian congregation of the Rev. A.J. Nash. The afternoon branch of the Anglican Church Women held their Christmas meeting in the home of Mrs, Lillian King. The election of officers was held, Mrs. Violet Hardy was elected president; Mrs. Gladys Roberts, vice-president; Mrs. Florence Hodgins, secretary; Mrs. Edythe Murdy, treasurer; Mrs, Maude Hodgins and Mrs. Kay Haggar, education secretaries; Mrs. Muriel Corbett and Mrs, Lexia Atkinson, musicial service secretaries; Mrs. Olive Atkinson and Mrs. Blanche Haskett, Dorcas secretaries. Mrs. Maude Hodgins read a paper on Christmas Customs and how they originated. The ladies then exchanged gifts and a lunch was served. The Anglican Youth Movement met Monday in the Coffee House. Plans were made to attend the Holy Communion at 8:00 on Sunday. The annual Christmas party will be held December23, December 7, the clergy of West Middlesex deanery met in Holy Trinity Church for communion and then had their regular meeting. Receipts for the diocesan budget were discussed and the clergy were asked by the Archdeacon to see if more budgets could be met in full. Biddulph open house Open house was held at Bid- dulph Public School Monday afternoon so the parents could see the electives the children have been working on. Appreciation to the mothers of the community who helped train children in the special skills was expressed by Mr. Steeper. Hon, Bill Stewart, spoke to the children last week on govern- ment affairs relating to this area. A good discussion followed. An emergency telephone system has been set up in case of a storm. All, parents can be notified within .15 minutes to where children will be if not able to get home. It will also be the means of letting parents know if children are being sent home early, Emergency blankets and food supplies are being collected in case of need, all in case storm conditions arise similar to last year. The junior school concert will be held in Lucan School December 20 and 21. llllll 111141111111111116111111161111111111111111111111101111111111 Lucan rec news 111111111111,11111111111,1111111111,1111111 lllllllllllllllllll 1111 By JIM BURT Sorry that 1 missed last week or didn't you notice. Well, anyway, here I am again. Friday night the girls skating was down, come on out and enjoy this free skating time, girls, from 4-5 p.m. In Shamrock minor hockey Friday we had some real fine games. In the pee wee it was Lucan over Ilderton by a score of 1-0. Bernard Benn took over the coaching duties in the absence of regular coach Doug Fargnoli and I can still hear his heart poun- ding. Simmer down, Bernie! In Bantam it was a marathon as Ilderton won by a score of 7-5. I believe the goal tenders have been concentrating on the music from the teenage dance upstairs, as each team seemed to be able to score at will, even so it was a thriller. In the midget game we had a cleaner style of hockey than the previous Friday with Lucan eking out a 3-2 win over the Ilderton boys. Hard luck Dave Smith scored the winner, now that Dave 'has finally found the range he will keep going, let's hope so. Saturday novice hockey it was a 2-all tie between Lucan and Ilderton, Lambeth swamped Dorchester 9-0 and Exeter treated the Huron Park team the same way by trouncing them 11- 1, There will not be public skating in the Lucan arena this Sunday December 19 because of a Jr, (D) hockey game but you can always come down and enjoy the game for a nominal fee. There will be skating on Boxing Day, Sunday December 26. By MRS, VV11.1...1AM ROHDE A combined white gift service was held at the regular church hour. Rev. Stewart Miner gave the Call to Worship, and the congregation read "The Christmas Creed" in unison followed by a Christmas carol. The Young Peoples Class under the leadership of their teacher, Mrs. Edwin Miller, put on the White Gift Pageant. Those taking part were Beth Passmore, Darlene Passmore, Janice Alexander, Judith Cann, Nancy Alexander, Joanne Hodgert, Marlene Stewart, Robert Bray, John Miner, Barry Miller, Sylvia Stewart, Janice Stewart and Barbara Miller. The choir sang Christmas carols with Agnes Bray at the organ. Rev. Stewart Miner closed with the Benediction. The Messengers held their Christmas meeting Sunday af- ternoon. CGIT The C.G.I.T, held their annual Christmas Vesper Service Sunday evening with Mrs. Reg Hodgert at the organ. Girls of the C.G.I.T. conducted the service under the leadership of their leader Mrs Arnold Cann, Mrs, Lorne Johns and Mrs. Edward Johns, Happy doubles Sixteen members of the Happy Double Club went to the Dash- wood Hotel for their Christmas Banquet, returning to the church for the worship service. A number of Christmas carols were sung with a reading "The Christmas Story" was given by Mrs. Jack Stewart, a story "Where Is The Star" by Jack Stewart, and a reading "Christmas Thoughts For All The Year" by Mrs. Edwin Miller. Edwin Miller was chairman for the meeting. It was decided to carry on the club for another year. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Stewart offered to be presidents and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Stewart offered to be secretary-treasurers for 1972. The committee in charge, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mr, & Mrs. Jack Stewart, served raw fruit to bring an enjoyable evening to a close. Beat. Inflation Now... GAS 47.9 Snell Bros. LIMITED 235-0660 Exeter Personals Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. Ross Hodgert ' Mrs, William Rohde attended the Christmas meeting of the Kirkton Horiculture Society at Aberdeen. Hall Kirkton Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde were Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs, Roger Urquhart and Gary Kirkton were Sunday guests with. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. TIMEX WATCHE S or m en 8, Wome n in all the new styles Dr. :and Mrs. Sanford Clare, Kincardine; visited over the weekend with Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner, Charles and John. Miss Connie. Jeffery spent the weekend with Miss Barbara Armstrong, Exeter,. mr. & Mrs. Mark Strapp, Laurie, Michael and Jamie of London visited Sunday with Mr. Mrs. John Bray.. The annual Sunday School Christmas Concert will be held Wednesday evening in the church basement. 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