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Pago. 16, .Din.gmber 2gi 1961
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Phone BA 7.4255
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LocaI boy heads
&anti. ord OPP.
Sgt. Thona ll. Morkin, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Markin., RR 3 Lateen, a
graduate of the Lucan MO
Sall:WI,: is the new officer cam'
mending the 18 -man Ontario
Previncial Police detachment
at Brantford. Sgt. Merlin], who
is a 19 -year vOter4n of the
OPP, having served in detach-
ments at Tillsonburg, London
and Dundas, .comes to Brant-
ford from Waterford. He sue.
ceeds Sgt. David H. Rogers,
who retired in October after 35.
years with the OPP.
Church
Activities
1,
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Airs. Howard Currie was
hostess for the WA meeting
last Tuesday evening. Christ
-
Inas was the theme of the meet-
ing in charge of Mrs, Meine
Eizenga. Mrs. Hugh Birteh
gave a reading.
During the evening Mrs. Vin-
cent Densmore was presented
with a baby blanket.
YP meeting
The executive of the Life
Liners was in charge of the
Friday night Young People's
meeting. F'resident Paul Gra-
ham and sister, Miss Lorraine
Graham sang a duet and John
Armitage read the scripture
lesson.
The vice-president, Mrs. How-
ard Currie spoke on "Christ's
Prayer of Intercession".
United Church
Thanks to Miss Muriel Car-
ling the United Church was
beautifully decorated with large
baskets of poinsettia and ferns,
•a nativity scene and decorated
lighted candles in each win-
dow.
A good attendance was pres-
ent for the annual CGIT ves•
per service in charge of the
leader, Mrs. Murray Hodgins,
-with the senior choir leading
in the music and Ilene Donald-
son singing a solo number.
The candlelighters w e r e:
Correspondent: Miss One Abbott
Treat vets
The Legion Auxiliary held a
Christmas parlY for -Legion
.children in the Legion Hall on
Saturday at 1030 a,m. with
Mrs. Dave Egan as MC.
The first part of the pro-
gram consisted of a vocal duet
by Maureen Smith and Nancy
Weller: a solo dance by Cheryl
Thompson .and four group
dances by pupils of Miss Judy
Haskett—Jane Hodgson, Laura
Hodgi.ns, Joan Donaldson,
Nancy Young, Pat Hadgin.s,
Debby Wilson, Karon 3-Iodgson,
Sharon Young, Elizabeth Hod-
gins, Elizabeth Revington, Julie
Hardy, Frances Bison, Linda
Hardy, Betty Park, 'Marlene
Butler, Lori Crudge, Susan
Kennedy, Darlene Sceli, Janis
Freeman and Nancy _Hardy,
Between numbers draws were
made. Prize winners were Dar -
lei* Sceli, Billy Lockyer, Susan
Kennedy, Maureen Smith, Billy ,jan, Air, and Mrs. James Read
Sprague. Joan Appleton, Helen Mrs. Neil Leckie and faMilY,
or colorful parade
Goddard, G i 1 li a n McNamee, and Mr. and Mrs, George
Mark Seifried, B 0 n n y Sue Leckie of Kitchener, Mr, and
Lewis, Billy ",ewis and Norma
Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. M. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Jensen, Mr, and
When the •draw for the Legion Mrs. Les Franey of Waterloo, The Lucan Businessmen's Even Santa, who had come
Auxiliary's beautiful doU and Association went "all out" ,to prepared for a large crowd,
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Orr a . make the Lucan 1961 Santa was not prepared for such an
wardrobe was made, the lucky Lambeth, Mr. Herb Neil of
winner was Sue4Ellen Kam, Claus parade. the biggest and influx, and had to send to his
Goderich, Mrs, Ira Neil and
five-year-old daughter of Mrs. best yet, on Saturday. sub -station here, for over 200
son of Wingham; Long before 2 p.m. motorists more bags of treats.
Paul Kam, of Vancouver (for' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Neil, began parking on all the side From a car opposite the Nu. -
mer Jacqueline Secord, sister Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Neil', Mrs, streets of the village and soon way Motors, Lion Clare Stan -
of Mrs. Keith Dickson, Luesn, James Roche, Mr, Neil Mc- Main St. was crowded with ley sold tickets on a beautiful
who had bought the ticket 'for Innes, Mr, Rod Smith of Lon- men, women and children. sprayed Christmas tree (later
her niece). don, Mr. and Mrs. Fred WU-
One of the highlights of the son of Brarepton, Mrs. Jean Children! Children of all ages, won by Lion Jim Young) also
program was Banjo (J. J, Res- Zeiglor, Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. everywhere you looked, even announced the parade which
on the taps of cars! They must was headed by the Lucan Fire
coe, a professional clown from Jack Lowes of Hamilton, m
London, who also appeared in Charles Baker of Chatha-m-L, have eorn.e. in .from Vancouver Dept followed by Mrs, Alton
to Wallace on her famous Dream
the Santa Claus parade in the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer of• • • .. •• • w-cvkveeteate-emvir
afternoon). Petrolia and Mr. and Mrs. fertstee'efeeteteesteetteetiaassettewsi-eeetrwmeeetesietteematex: is .. .. ., , ..A
There was only time left for Maurice Dupuis of Parkhill. iv
Bantams edge
Bryanston 4-2
By STEVE DAVIS
Saturday night at Liman, the
Lucan Bantams defeated a, hot
and spirited Bryanston defence
4-2. Brian Baskett led the
team with two goals, while
Pahl Young and Bob wawa
each tallied once, Wean now
has six points, to move into
third place in the standing.
Lucan will play Bryanston here
again next Saturday.
The three stars were Brian
Haskett, Bob Hickson and Jer-
ry Freeman.
Goalie Steve Davis' spot was
filled by Lucan's pee •wee
goalie, Jerry Freeman,
Attend funeral
Among the many out -of -tow
friends who attended the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Af. 0.
smith were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Burt of New York, Mrs, ROY
Ford, Kingston, Mr, and Mrs,
Jack Leckie and family, Bres-
LIVE REINDEER HIGHLIGHTED: LLIcAN'S BIG SANTA PARADE
Crowds jam Lucian
one film shown by Mr. Charles Lu
can well decorated
Skolly before Santa Claus ar-
rived with treats for all the The village street Christmas
And tails, With him were two. ,was from, the Treasure .Chet
.1)oys, Brian and Xevin. IiItCan,. owned by Mrs, J.
,Comb, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Itidellffe; the Nu -way A$oters'
Don 1,\PComb, the blanket over "Shrrey .with the fringe 4)
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Mrry Christrnae
in these t NI,
words we wish to
cxprai,e ,f) operee
elation fot,youe
onwaverine
will and friendship,
Treasure Chest Gift Shop
MRS. J. S, RADCLIFFE LUCAN
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Girl Golden and Mrs. Keith
Dickson, who rode a horse
owned by Mr, Fred Darling of
Exeter, as her own famed Tip.
was out of town, •
Also included were over 20
members of the Clarkette
majorettes from St. Thomas;
sea cadets band; convertible
with William Thomas, Han.
William Stewart and Reeve
Hearn; cutter on wheels with
Russell Bowman in high hat
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children. lights and the large tree on ti•
Mr. J. S. Radcliffe's lawn have 4
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been lighted and each night A
The numbers of last week 'S more and more home deeora- It
businessmen's draw were 1909, tions appear. :a
handed in to' the K.offee Kup yet., but it is worth ones while And Best Wishes to Our h.
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1360 and 0018, which had to be Lucari may not be a Lambeth
Restaurant by Dec, 16 for their to drive or walk up and down Clients and Friends
owners to be eligible for the Lucan's side streets as well
We appreciate the privilege g AtterrY rt
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530, 520 and 510 vouchers. as Main St. and see the lighted
Once again no one handed in homes.
a number, so the money will be
added on to this week's prizes.
president, Patricia Cobleigh, Thi.
k's b , MORE LUCAN NEWS
vice-president, Louise Coch- posted. ON PAGE 17
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memberehip takng part. In the We at the
Christmas Fantasy, Margaret
Cobleigh was the archangel and
six other members taking the
part of the angels. Betty Ann
Lewis. Daisy Cobleigh and Judy
Coughlin led in the dedication
service.
The Explorers, who were out
in large numbers, repeated
their "Purpose" in unison. Miss
Betty :McIntyre read "The
Messenger", the story of Mich-
ael the angel.
Four members took up the
offering, which will go to the
Canadian Girls Work Board,
which is interdenominational.
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The Lucan-Clandeboye YPU
attended the vesper service in
a body, after which they met
at. the parsonage for a short
workshop service and business
meeting , followed by refresh-
ments.
Choir party
Thursday night Miss Betty
McIntyre entertained 18 mem-
bers of the junior choir at the
home of Mrs, Karl O'Neil, The
evening was spent playing pro-
gressive crokinole. The prize
winners were Roberta Coch-
rane, Jimmie Hearn, Jean
Crozier and Judy Coughlin.
Missioriary Sunday
' Being. Missionary Sunday,
Rev, G. W. Sach spoke on the
Universal Commission, taking
as his text, "Go ye and make
disciples of all nations".
Dr. James Endicott, of mis-
sionary fame in China and the
Orient, was a member of the
Lucan "United Church in 1881
and the late Mr. George Stan-
ley, who still has many rela-
tives in Lucan, was a recog.
nized local preacher,
Christmas eve service will
be at 11. p.m,
Anglican Church
The flowers in the chancel
at, the 11 o'clock 'service v"ere
in memory of the late Mrs, M.
0. Smith,
At 11 pan. Christmas eve
there will be a carol service
followed by Holy Communion
at 11.30 p.tn.
On Christmas Day there Will
be a Christmas Day quiet toirp
minion at 9.30 a.m.
Personal items
Mrs. Lloyd 11, Bissell and
Miss Merle Law of London tn.
jOyeci a pre"Christmas dinner
at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Murray Iledgins and tam.
ily of Lucan,
Miss Judy ifaskett was one
of the 21. pupils ot 12 A Med.
way who attended a class r)arty
at the home of Miss Michtle
Quinttonter, London, last, Fri.
day night. She remained over.
night 'with he friend Miss Sue
Winders,
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. J.
K. Dick,son rn aturday to toe
the Santa Claus parade were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Secant,
Mrs, L. Dickson, Miss Carol
Wannamakt, Miss Leslie
Age and Mr, and Mrs, A. Syd.
onliam and son, alt of London,
Lynn Stanley., small &ugh.
for ai ivir. 2tit:1114PS. OM Stan.
ley. bad her tonsils removed
.Thseph Respital and is
LUCAN
LANES
wish to extend our
SEASON'S GREETINGS
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To all our friends
during this holy
and festive season.
Carl & Kay Murphy
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It' and Happy New Year!
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BOWL and HAVE FUN
here over the Holiday
(EXCEPT ON CHRISTMAS DAY)
Phone 227-4236 for Reservations
JACK and FLORENCE ARNOLD
It is our sincere
hope that the joy of the
first Christmas
may abide with you forever.
Liman Motor Sales
Phone 227-4426
GREETINGS
At this joyous Christmas season we extend to
everybody our heartfelt wishes for a happy holiday
and prosperous New Year.
To all our many friends
and patrons, may we
say a warm, "Thank
you,"
JAMES L. LEITCH
Plumbing & Heating
Phone 227-4234 Lucan
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It is our sincere wish that the
Spiritual beauty and
festive joy of the Christmas
Season light up your days
with bright helm and happineSt.
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Central Restaurant
LUCAN
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GREETINGS
At this joyous Christmas
season ...we extend to everybody
our heartfelt wishes for a
happy holiday, a prosperous New Year.
Langford Lumber
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Lucan
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