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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-01-12, Page 11Lucan Hooper s a. Milk is available at the FINA STATION SOUTH END of LUCAN in Quarts & 2 Quart Twin-Paks Hooper's Dairy St. Marys We would like to be your milkman. IF you would like home delivery call us collect. St. Marys 284-1794 England's AUTO BODY Complete Collision Repairs Announces A New Customer Service Radiator Recoreing And Repairs For All Makes Of Cars & Trucks (We Also Specialize In Fast Windshield Installation) ENGLAND'S AUTO BODY LUCAN SERVING: MIDDLESEX — HURON — PERTH SAVE 65c TOP VALU STRAWBERRY 39' 65' 10-1:33d V11 C 89;6 lb. lb. Vets and Auxiliary instal officers Churches combine for prayer service BEANS Once again members of Lucan's churches paused on the threshold of Canada's centennial year to hold joint "Week of Prayer" services. • The first service was held in the Pentecostal Holiness Church Tuesday evening with the pastor, the Rev. Gordon McDonald in charge. Rev. E. 0. Lancaster of the Anglican Church was the guest speaker and Mr. Paul Gra- ham led in the music and sang a duet with Mrs. John Armitage. The second service was in the United Church, with the pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach, In charge. Rev. Gordon McDonald as guest speaker, first spoke to the large group of CGIT who, with their leaders, occupied several seats in the centre of the church, then later he preached a sermon on the text, "Behold I make all things new." Members from the Anglican Evening Auxiliary also attended in a body. The last meeting was held in the Anglican Church Wednesday Festive feasts failed to fatten The first 1967 TOPS meeting, after a holiday of two weeks, was held at the home of Mrs. Wayne Hockey last Thursday evening. Owing to sickness only six of the eight members were present. After the weighing in, all were surprised and delighted to find the holiday festivities had had little or no effect. In fact there was a total loss of nearly 10 lbs. with the "Queen" losing seven lbs. No one member had gained sufficient to be given a little pink pig to take home. The crowning of the Queen will be held in the Central Hotel dining room January 26, for which plans were finalized. A drive is being made for new members. Join—lose weight—and have fun. 71€.40 Seudee For Lucan, Exeter and Areas. WE BUY OLD FURNITURE, DISHES AND WHAT-HAVE-YOU For prompt service Call 227-4831 Lucan evening, when the rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster was as- sisted by the Rey. G. W. Sach, who led in prayer and the Rev. Gordon McDonald who read the Scripture lesson. The guest speaker was the Rev. J. A. Thompson, secretary of the Bible Society, who gave an address on the theme, "Look what the world has come to— and what has come to the world". The offering, $34.85, from the three services will go to the Bible Society. Girls compete at baseball test The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT met in the UC schoolroom last Wednesday evening. The date for the May pole Tea was set for Saturday, May 6. The members voted to turn the tea into a centennial tea. To replenish the branch's low fund it was decided to stage a bake sale in the Cochrane store January 14. The girls were then divided into groups. The "Invincible 13" continued their study of the mir- acles of Jesus while the "Almost Angels" and "Middy Maids" un- ited for a Biblical baseball game based on the first journey of St. Paul. Afterwards the group went up to the church to join in the second Week of Prayer Service. TOBOGGAN ACCIDENT Mrs. John Casey of Alice St., received word her nephew Mr. John Hunter and sons, Scott 10 and Paul 8 of Detroit, were in a toboggan accident in a Garden City Park, near their home. The Council pick committees The inaugural meeting of the Lucan council was held last Mon- day evening with the Rev. G. W. Sach of the United Church in charge of the devotion. The following members of the 1967 council were installed: Reeve, Mrs. Glady Reilly; coun- cil, A. L. Kernick, H. B. Lang- ford, William Mathers and Ber- nard Avery. The following committees were named: Councillor A. L. Kernick and Alan Scott for the seven- man arena board; Councillor Wil- liam Mathers, H. B. Langford, drain committee; William Mathers and Bernard Avery, park committee; Bernard Avery and A. L. Kernick, building inspec- tor -- R. E. Engel, streets. SS supporters choose trustees Between 45 and 50 ratepayers from St. patricks Separate School met in the school auditorium last Wednesday evening for the meet- ing which had to be postponed last week owing to weather con- ditions. Three new trustees went in by acclamation, George Van Geel, Ted Gysbers and Nick Van De. Borne. They succeed Bernard Benn, John Boland and Jack Van Bussel. The three other former trustees are Vincent O'Shea, Pat Crunican and Jerry Stratnan. Mrs. Joe Manders was named the new secretary-treasurer to succeed James Cahill. The chair- man will be named at the next meeting. boys escaped injury but Mr. Hunt- er was taken to Garden City Hos- pital with severe back injuries. A joint installation of officers for The Royal Canadian Legion, 540, and Legion Auxiliary was held at the Legion Hall last Sat- urday with a bus load of visitors from Newbury, LeanningtOn and Mount Brydges present. Three special awards were made to Comrade Keith Dickson for five year's service as sec- retary-treasurer, to president Mrs. A. E, Reilly an oft-time president, having served 10 of the 13 years since the group was organized and to a past presid- ent J. W. Smith for his out- s t and i ng contribution to the branch. District Commander, Roy Warren was assisted in the in- stallation by Deputy District Commander, George Berdan, Zone Commander Mrs, Berdan P R. McNaughton, W. Wilkens, B. Watson, R. Carnagle, Don Ran- kin and Lyle Babcock, 1957 Legion officers are: past president, Earl Carling; presid- ent, Pat Crudge; vice presidents, Harold Butler, JIM Lockyer; sec- treasurer, Keith Dickson; execu- tive, Comrades Dave Iason, J. W. Smith and Carl Stuckless; sgt at arms, Archie Reilly (sec- ond year). Auxiliary oficers are: past president, Mrs. Pat Crudge; pre- sident, Mrs. A. E. Reilly; vice- presidents, Mrs. Jim Burt, Mrs. Lloyd Mason; treasurer, Mrs. Russell Goddard; secretary, Mrs. Harold Butler Jr.; sgt, at arms, Mrs. Doug Ewen; execu- tive, Mrs. Dave Egan, Mrs. Ben Seifried, Mrs. Dwight Ball, Mrs. Gerald Lewis and Mrs. Ralph Rummell; sports convener, Mrs. Doug Ewen. Tirmo...Adv.p.cote, Janpary 12, 1947 Page 11 glen Nevin, owner of Nevin Motors is pleased to announce the appointment of MR. ROY MORENZ to his sales staff. 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