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S.S. Teachers Meet
Teachers of Holy Trinity
Sunday School met Friday night
at the rectory to discuss plans
for promotion and fall work. In
addition to Sunday School at 10
o’clock, Junior Congregation will
continue if there be sufficient
numbers attending. Plans are
also being arranged to begin a
young peoples' class of boys and
gifts who have been confirmed,
with the Rector, Mr. Wagland,
as teacher
Twenty-Two Beginners
Public school re-opened
Lucan with three new teachers.
■ Mr. B. H. Elliott, of Bala, re
placed Mr. F. Morgenroth as
principal and is teaching Grades
7 and 8. Mr. J. Johnston, of
London, replaced Mr. C. Crocker
and is teaching
Miss Joy Hossie,
Miss Gowlett’s
teaching Grades
Mrs, Muriel
has charge of Grades 1 and 2.
On Tuesday she was nearly
swamped when 22 beginners
walked in.
Grades 5 and 6.
of London, took
room and is
3 and 4.
Donaldson still
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Lucan Church Group
To Sponsor Bazaar
The September meeting of the
United Church W.A. was held in
the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon, September
the president, Mrs,
Revington, presiding,
ing was sponsored by
art Park’s group.
During the devotional period,
Mrs. Cliff Culbert read the
scripture. Mrs. B. Thompson
sang and Mrs. Clarence Lewis
gave a reading.
During the business session it
was decided to hold the bazaar
November 8. Most of the meet
ing was spent in making final
arrangements for catering for
the Mugford-Abbott wedding on
Saturday, September 6.
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Sheridan
The meet-
Mrs. Stew-
Truck Crashes Bridge,
Driver Just Shaken Up
G
EL
G. Harness, of Granton,
rowly escaped death when
truck failed to make the bridge
turn on concession 4, Biddulph,
and dropped over 12 to 15 feet
below to the water’s edge. A
passing motorist phoned from
Mr, J, Turner’s for a doctor and
police.
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Personal Items
Holiday visitors with
other
plates,
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Anglican W.A.
Mrs. Jack Murdy
for the September
the Anglican W.A.
afternoon, September 3. She was
assisted in the devotions by
Mrs. T. C. McFarlane and Mrs.
Henry Hodgins. The scripture
was read by Mrs. T. A. Hodgins.
Mrs. E. Scott led in the Litany.
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Hovey with Mrs. E. Scott and
Mrs. J. F. Wagland for hos
tesses.
A quilt donated by Mrs. Isabel
Underwood was displayed. Mrs.
Harry Tilbury reviewed the
"Going to School” chapter of the
Study Book
Mrs. J. "
Calder’s
annual
Church,
dent, assisted by Mrs. Tilbury,
served refreshments.
was hostess
meeting of
Wednesday
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Murdy read Mrs. A. C.
address- given at the
meeting in St. John’s
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Miss
Thorpe were Mr. and Mrs. Arley
Thorpe, Mr.
Thorpe and
Tommy and Ricky, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craven, of
Detroit, were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett.-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Renaud, of
Alice street, have returned after
a delightful three-week trip to
Ottawa, Cornwall and Massena,
N.Y.
Mr. John Blair, who has been
on the sick list, has been order
ed to bed. It is hoped he will
soon be around again.
Mrs. Harold Wallis and baby
girl, of Granton, arrived home
from Victoria Hospital, Sunday.
Mrs. Wallis was dangerously ill
for weeks before the
her baby.
Two visitors at the
Mr. Ure and Mr. Frank
from Chilliwack, B.C.,
assistance of Mr. Fred Dobbs,
managed to get the driver out
through the windshield as the
doors were jammed. He was
taken to Exeter for examination
but was permitted to go home.
The truck was badly wrecked.
Mr. John Coleman, of New
York City, .spent a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Coleman and then accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. W. Garrett and Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Stanley to Ro
chester
guests
Dickins and Mrs.
latter two couples returned by
Montreal and Ottawa.
Residents of Alice St., extend
the hand of welcome to the
Acheson family who have moved
into the. house vacated by Mr.
Eli Thompson.
A number from Lucan at
tended the Anglican Pageant,
“Even Our Faith”, presented at
the H. B. Beal Technical School,
London, Friday and Saturday
nights by the Diocese of Huron
to mark the fifteenth anniversary
of the Missionary Society of >tlie
Church in Canada
the General Synod
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. A.
last weekend in Toronto taking
in the Exhibition on Monday.
Mr. and ‘ Mrs. A. Mathers and
family have returned from their
holidays spent in a cottage on
Lake Simcoe and at Toronto and
Parkhill.
Mr. and
and family
their home
Sauble Hill
on con. 16,
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown
lee and family who have been
holidaying at Kingston, Ottawa
and the Thousand Islands have
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ryan and
family have
a two-week
kota.
Mr. and
of London,
holiday trip
Thousand Islands. They
the Toronto Exhibition
passed through.
Mrs. Sam McRann is
her daughter, Mrs. Stewart, at
Syracuse.
The annual Labor Day Armi
tage picnic was held this year
at Springbank with an attend
ance of 60. The president, Mr.
A. Elston, presided. All enjoyed
a splendid line-up of sports. The
president for 1953 will be Mr.
W. Armitage, of Ballymote. It
is expected that the reunion will
again be held at Springbank.
Mrs. Braban, of London, spent
til6 WOClt 611(1 with ~~
Holiday visitors
Mrs. Wes Atkinson
Mrs. Pat Shearer
Bay Citv and Mrs.
Cann, Arlene
Stratford.
Mrs. Allan Westman of Gran
ton and son, Harold, of London,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. War
ner McRoberts on Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. | “ ’ ’
and family, of
day with Mr,
Revington and
Mrs. Banting’s
ary reception.
Mr, Allan Westman
ton has purchased the
Mr. Anderson on Alice
Members of II 0 ly Trinity
Church were pleased to see Mrs.
Banting in church Sunday mor
ning—the beginning of her six
tieth wedding anniversary.
and Mrs. Sheldon
two small sons,
birtli of
Turner’s,
Hod gins,
with the
where they were the
of the Rev. Harold
Dickins. The
and to honor
now meeting
Hedden spent
Mrs. Oscar Hodgins
have moved from
on No. 4 at the
to their new home
London.
returned home after
motor trip to Da-
Mrs. Elgin Hedden,
left Tuesday for a
to Montreal and the
took in
as they
visiting
Preece.
Mr. and
Mr. and
Bob of
Ferguson Me
an d Larry, of
Mtq
-with
were
and
Len Lobsinger
Sarnia, spent Sun-
and Mrs. Wilbert
attended Dr. and
Sixtieth annivers-
of Gran-
house of
Street.
Gifts To Club Girls
From Clandeboye W. I.
Mrs. Harold Hardy was hos
tess for the September evening
meeting of the clandeboye Wo
men’s Institute.
Thomson opened the
Mrs. Louis Kilmer
scripture lesson,
Twenty-one members
roll call by naming 1
school teacher and 1
whereabouts.
Mrs. Ernest Lewis was
pointed delegate to the
convention in London in
tober. The resolutions for
convention were voted on by the
members and our wishes in re
spect to each one were passed on
to our delegate.
Mrs. Harry Tilbury and Mrs.
Rae Hodgins were elected to
take the two-day course in Lon
don entitled “The Club Girl
Entertains”, and then to teach
it to the Branch Club Girls as
the fall project.
The Garden Club girls were
present at the meeting, and Mrs.
Murray Thompson presented
gifts to them on behalf of the
Institute for completing another
successful summer’s gardening.
The girls presented gifts to their
leader, Miss Margaret Anne
Henry, and assistant, Mrs. Alex
McIntosh. Mrs. Albert Rosser as
convenor of citizenship, gave a
most interesting paper on “Can
adian Women”.
Mrs. Harry Tilbury won
contest. At the close of
meeting lunch was served by
hostess and committee, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. A. Thompson.
Mrs. George Simpson and Mrs.
Rea Neil.
The members of the Clande
boye
vited
Cent
2:15
Hall
McGillivray Women’s Institute.
St. James W.A.
The W.A. of St. James
held its meeting on
evening in the public
The president, Mrs.
opened the meeting with
and the junior girls
church took over the meeting.
Barbara Simpson played a hymn.
After the members’ prayer and
girls' prayer, Gwenneth Tomes,
partner, Ida Pearl Langford,
the scripture Lesson, Psalm 23,
was taken by Eileen Hodigin3.
The Litany was taken by Mr.
Wagland. Roll call was answered
by a verse of scripture contain
ing the word 'Harvest’.
Introductions of girls work,
organization and program plan
ning were given by several girls.
A ^geography match was conduct
ed by Mrs. Mervin Carter.
Mrs. Andy Carter conducted a
short Guild meeting. A vote of
thanks was given to the com
mittee for planning such a suc
cessful picnic to Seaforth for the
Sunday School. A vote of thanks
was given to Mrs. Fred Simpson
and Mrs. Andy Carter for clean
ing the church recently. A dainty
lunch was served by the girls to
the members.
Sldt For Fair
The Junior Girls will present
a skit “How to look your best”,
at Western Fair. Mary Tomes,
Joan Murless, Janet Scott, Jackie
Williams and Marlene Thomp
son, Elaine Hodgins, Betty Cun
ningham, Beth McRann, Marie
Carter and Gwenneth Tomes will
take part. The girls will be
guests at dinner on Tuesday eve
ning and to the grandstand
show. z
Personal Items
Mr.
grave
Curtis
rou s,
day with the former’s brother
and sister, Mr. Billie and Miss
Aggie North grave.
Miss Barbara Simpson
joined the 1952-53 class
London Normal School.
Mr. Ben G. Arkell
RCAF Station Centralia
the weekend with Mr
II. Murless.
Mr
and
guests
Carter
The
for a
tember
London
are
Thatcher and Sharon Blake,
Jackie Williams, Gwenneth
Tomes and Mack Harrison have
started to Medway High School
in Grade 9.
May we offer our congratula
tions to the "Clandeboye Garden
Gals” who won first prize for
vegetable collection nt Strathroy
Fair. Those who took part were:
Margaret Anne Henry, Janet
Scott, Elaine Hodgins, Wilma
McNair and Marie Carter. The
Lasenby-Cunningham
Wedding In London
St, James’ Westminste
Chown returned
home Monday after a two weeks’
stay with
Joseph, of
underwent,
Mrs. Joseph
accompanied Mrs.
to Lucan.
her daughter, **Mrs.
St. Thomas, who
a recent operation,
and her son, Sydney,
Chown back
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Mrs.Murray
meeting,
read the
Psalm 8.
answered
their first
present
ap-
area
Oc-
the
the
the
the
H.
•>
Women’s Institute are in
to a Flower Show and 25-
Tea on_ September 17 at
p.m. at the McGillivray
under the auspices of the
Church
Friday
school.
Flynn,
prayer
of the
and Mrs. John North-
and Wilton, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sirnm-
of Courtland, spent Sun-
at
of
has
the
the
spent
and Mrs.
. and Mrs.
Marilyn, i
of Mr. j
on Sunday.
Clandeboye
new term
2 with Mr.
, as teacher
Douglas Lewis, Betty Lou
. Bruce Fawcett
of Forest,
and Mrs.
, were
Mervin
openedschool
Tuesday, Sep-
Mel) on aid, of
In Grade 1
r
Church, London, was decorated
with caudles, ferns and gladioli
for* the marriage of Florence
Irene Cunningham, daughter of
Michael Cunning-
of Lucan, to Har-
of
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs.
ham, recently
old Franklin
Mrs. Lasenby
Lasenby.
The Rev. H. E. Merifield
ficiated at the ceremony and
Fred Wakefield was organist.
Miss Eleanor Clarke sang "Be
cause” and “The Wedding Pray
er”.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose an ankle
length gown of Chantilly lace
over satin. The fitted bodice had
a nylon net yoke. Framing the
yoke were pleated fans of nylon
net. Her fingertip veil of French
illusion had a border of lace
and was gathered to a headdress
of lace over satin, edged with
seed pearls. She carried a colon
ial bouquet of red roses.
Mrs. Albert Hazelwood was
her sister’s only attendant, wear
ing an ankle-length .gown of sea
foam green net,
with matching "stole
dress. She carried
bouquet of yellow
mums and roses.
Harry Lasenby, brother of the
groom, was
were Albert
gin Alton.
Receiving
Knotty Pine
ther wore a navy blue dress with
navy accessories and corsage of
pink roses. The groom’s mother
chose also a navy blue
with navy accessories and
sage of-red roses.
For a wedding trip to
ern Ontario, the bride wore a
powder blue wool dress with
navy accessories and an orchid
corsage.
Upon their return Mr. and
Mrs. Lasenby will reside in Lon
don.
Lasenby, son
and the late
of-
Mr.
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and head-
a colonial
chrysanthe-
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Mrs. George Coursey has re
turned to Courtright" to continue
her duties as teacher1 there.
Canon Wilnrobb, of Winnipeg,
was the guest speaker at Holy
Trinity Church Sunday morning,
speaking on the work of the
Synod now meeting in London
and of his own ministry.
On The Sick List
Both Mr. and Mrs. John Blair
are on the sick list. It is hoped
their illness will not interfere
with their trip this month to
Calgary to see their daughter
and her family.
Attcnd Reunion
A number from Lucan attend
ed the Ogden family gathering
at Springbank last Saturday.
Grafton Squire was elected presi-
den for 1953 when, it is hoped,
the reunion will again be held
at Springbank.
girls are placing an exhibit at
Western Fair.
Mrs. Hilda Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Stevens and
children,
Sunday with
Mervin Carter.
Mrs.
and Mrs.
and ___
and sons, of Windsor, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Williams. Jackie and Wayne
Williams returned home with
them after spending part of the
holidays visiting in Windsor.
Mr. Andy Carter has purchas
ed a John Deere tractor.Mrs. Charlie Rollins and Mrs. J
Will Lewis atended the trous
seau tea on Saturday given by
Mrs. Emerson Paton for
daughter Pauline, bride-elect
Saturday, September 13.
Mrs. Harvev Riehl, Stratford,
and Mrs. Wilfred Logan. Thorn
dale, attended the trousseau tea
given by Mrs.
Kirkton
Later they
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