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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-19, Page 18Ready Mix CONCRETE Plant 2 34.05 3 3 Residence 228.6961 C A McDOWELL Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Candle Light Tavern formerly Skate-athon aids youth Wednesday, the Young People held a skate-a-thou at the Lucan arena with about thirty participating. The funds will be used to improve the coffee house facilities. Those who skated returned to the Coffee House fel. lunch. A short memorial service for the war dead was conducted by the presidents, Ron Crudge and Helen Shipway. Flowers in the church Sunday were given in memory of William Haskett by his wife and family. The folk songs were led by Murray Packer on the guitar, Randy Paul on the drums and Maurine Smith and Jackie Hodgins doing the singing. The junior choir also assisted. The confirmation class will meet Tuesday in preparation for the service December 6. The annual bazaar, tea, and bake sale will be held November 27th at 7:30 p.m. DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE V7',5 AT THE Dufferin Hotel CENTRALIA FRIDAY &SATURDAY NOV. 20 & 21 THE ODDS 'N ENDS SATURDAY MATINEE — 3:00 to 6:00 Jim Young — Country Music H. PATON had a great deal to say about money because man's attitude toward money illustrated the sincerity his faith in God. EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY DINNER DANCING SOMETHING NEW ... In the Maple Leaf Lounge "HAPPY HOUR" Every Tuesday and Friday — 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. In Our Redecorated And ,Enlarged Lampliter Room KING OF THE PUMPKINS — Most of the pumpkins grown on the Lucan area farm of Eric Hodgins were dwarfed by one giant that tipped the scales at 95 pounds. Two-year old Wayne Hodgins is shown on the large pumpkin with his sister Paula, alongside. T-A photo 1111111,111111111 lllll 110111 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll 11 Church news UNITED CHURCH NEWS Rev. W. C. Tupling conducted the Sunday morning Service at Lucan United Church, with Debbie Stanley and David Latta reading the Lessons. The junior choir sang an anthem under their leader Miss Marlene Butler, as well as the senior choir contributing. Mr. Tupling's Sermon was entitled, Your Money is Your Life. This was visitation Sunday and elders and stewards met for lunch in the church basement before commencing their visits. December 4 is the U.C.W. bazaar Elective courses at Biddulph school The following elective courses have been arranged for students; Seniors, Life in Zambia, St. John's Ambulance course of First Aid, introduction to contract bridge, sewing crafts, personal grooming for girls, cooking, quilting, introductory French, orienteering, fossils, crochet, movie-making, German and archaeology. For Juniors: folk-dancing, crafts, modelling and sculpture, needlework, knitting, crochet or sewing, adventures in science, cooking, quilting, science experiments, fun with words, woodwork and drafting, music and chess. Prize winners at Ilderton Fair The following prizes were won at Ilderton Fair by Lucan school children: Elizabeth Scott 1st, and Wendy Hearn 3rd for printing; Fay Hayter 1st, Nancy Tindall 3rd, and Ann Garrett 4th, for wall-plaque; Janet Goddard 1st, Susan Riddell 5th, Jean Barker 4th, Rick Appleman 5th, Reta Densmore 3rd, Mary Jane Culbert 5th, and Brenda Cook 2nd, in writing, and Jim McCann 1st in art. Sarnia speaker for Lions meet Members of the Lucan District Lion's Club met in the basement of Lucan Anglican church with 90% attendance. The newest Lion member, Jack Tutty, was introduced and there was one • guest, Glen McFalls. The guest speaker, Deputy District Governor, Robert Sloan of Sarnia, brought five other members from the Sarnia club. He spoke on what it means to be a Lion and the work Lions do. The Lion's Club baseball team won the trophy donated by the Central Hotel. By MRS. J. ST. JAMES CHURCH Sunday, Rev. Carson preached on Stewardship. He said more and more people are practicing tithing as the only realistic way of giving to the church. He went on to point out that there are four concentric circles of concern. The smallest of the circles is the concern for the local church property, The next is the diocese, and the next is the world. The fourth circle is concern for the suffering humanity, the homeless, the starving and the sick. Mr. Carson said the task of Christians is to bridge the gap between the haves and the have nots of the world. He said Christians should give and not count the cost, or the labor and not look for praise. Next Sunday the service of evening prayer will be at 12:30 p.m. in St. James Church. The Sunday school will meet during the service. UNITED CHURCH Your money is your Life, was the title of W. C. Tupling's sermon Sunday. He said money is a symbol of the values of life. The way we spend our money reflects the way we spent our life. Jesus Pre- Christmas Special FOR THE WINTER MONTHS Nat 4 10 lb. Pkg. Turkey Wings- 26c per lb. 10 lb. Pkg. Turkey Legs- 37c per lb. Fresh Turkeys & Turkey Roasts Available at all Times RODER TURKEY FARMS LIMITED AR KONA, ONTARIO PLANT OPEN 8-5 MON.-FRI. 828-3335 STOCK YOUR FREEZER 12:00 to 1:30 Wednesdays and Fridays — ALSO - FULL COURSE 5:30 to 7:30 Sunday Evenings Beginning November 29 Popular Prices BEDFORD HOTEL ON THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-7337 We Are Now Accepting RESERVATIONS For CHRISTMAS PARTIES Our New WINE CELLAR Features Over 50 Imported And Domestic Winer Magi Out Now EUrOpean Chef Mr. Peter Vogt Page 18 Times-Advocate, November 19, 1970 Luccin and district news ,4111111 4, correspondent.. Mrs. 'Frances $award and every Tuesday. There is still room for more. Mrs. a Reilly, Auxiliary President advises Miss Maggie Salter, professional figure skater of London has been engaged again this year to instruct the children and to carry on with the program introduced last Year, Maybe Santa will be bringing your youngster figure skates for Christmas, therefore it might be advisable to enter your child now and get them' in on the start. The attendance at General Meetings is improving - there is still room for improvement this is your liranch take the time to support your elected executive by your attendance - Say your piece at the meeting where you will be heard. See you there, Comrade. Your Entertainment Committee go to great lengths to provide variety for your entertainment, Take advantage of it join the Lively guys and gals at Branch 540. Sorry to advise Smilin' Carl is ill, however I am assured that it is nothing serious. I am also advised that there will be entertainment for you in the Sea Land and Air Lounge Saturday Night, Hurry up and get well `Newfie' we miss you. Dates to Remember Every Tuesday Nite - Mixed Sports Every Thursday Nite Bingo Dec. 1st. - Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Dec. 2nd. - General Meeting - see you there Dec. 25 - Christmas Dec. 31 - Early Bird Free Draw Sea Land Air Lounge Dec. 31 - New Years Eve Dance - see Comrade Pat Crudge for reservations. Jan, 1st. - Happy New Year. and that's 30 for this week.Remember - an opportunist is the man who goes ahead and does what you always intended to do. Pizza Patio QODERICH Fri., and Sat. The Dimensions Please Book Early For Your Christmas Party Play practicing for Explorers Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers held their meeting at Lucan United Church with 34 girls, 5 counsellors and a guest helper, Valerie Leitch. Karen Henderson conducted the opening ceremony for the Red Star group. They completed their booklets, Being an Explorer; and revised their memory work of Purpose, Prayer and Motto. Jean Baiker conducted the opening for the Blue and Gold groups. This group spent time in learning and repeating the Explorer closing hymn. Mrs. Don O'Neil supervised the girls who composed thank you notes, which had been decorated by Leslie Carling, to all those who had helped with the Halloween supper, Explorers are practising a play, In My Corner for parents' and friends' night, November 30. Phone 227-4'.5,17 School students at remembrance A Remembrance Day service was held in the gymnasium of Biddulph Central School. It opened by the singing of 0 Canada and prayer by Rev. R. A. Carson. Scripture reading was by Rev. Gerald Rees and a choral reading, Sentences of Remembrance, was presented by seven members from Room III. The senior choir sang, and Fern Mardlin gave a piano solo, J. W. Smith who represented the Canadian Legion gave a talk and sentences of dedication before the two minutes silence. Wreaths were layed by members of the student body, and the ceremony closed by singing, God Save the Queen, and the benediction by Rev. W. C. Tupling, Every Tuesday Is AMATEUR NIGHT Featuring Jim Gratton PRIZES$15,$10 and $5 I 0 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Thurs. Nov. 19 — Sausage Patties and Scalloped Potatoes Tues. Nov. 24 — Deep Fried Shrimp and Mashed Potatoes ' • Wed., Nov. 25 — Dressed pork chops and Scalloped Potatoes Thurs., Nov. 26 — Steakettes, Onion Rings and Baked Potatoes DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT. 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on SUNDAYS from 4:00 to 7:00 Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648 U.C.W. The general U.C.W. meeting held Tuesday in the United Church, Lucan, was attended by 21 members. Mrs. Ray Campbell, regional vice president, was the guest speaker, and reviewed the 1970 study book, Live, Love. She played records of speeches by Dr. McClure, Moderator of the United Church of Canada. Mrs. Ross McRoberts gave an introduction to the study for next year, The Americas, and showed a film on stewardship. She also conducted the worship service. Lunch was served by Mrs. McRoberts, Mrs. H. B. Langford and Mrs. Robert Patterson. ANGLICAN EUCHRE PARTY The first euchre party of the season was held at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church last Tuesday with five tables playing. Winners were: men's high, Hamilton Hodi,ins; lone hand, Bev. Hodgins; low score, Evan Hodgins; ladies high, Mrs. William Mathers; lone hand, Mrs. Cecil Neil; and low score, Mrs. Tom Emery. Next party will be held December 8. t11111 iiiiii 11111101110 ttttttt MI( ttttt llllllllll /111111111.1111 . Lucan personals RIU1111111111111111111I111I lllllll 11111111t1111111111111111111111 By Sid Daley Comrades we are proud of you , You have erased all doubt from our minds by your response to the Annual Remembrance Church Parade, Sunday, Nov, 8th. and at the Remembrance Banquet on November 11 held in our Memorial Hall, This is ample testimonial indeed that you remembered the Fallen Comrades, The Banquet was a tremendous success with over 100 sitting down to dinner. Our grateful thanks to the guest speaker Comrade Keith Butler, vice- chairman of the War Amps, to the bugler Cpl. Overal R.C.R., to the Ladies Auxiliary for the exceptionally fine dinner, to Mr. Loosemore, the pianist who played for us in the Sea Land and Air Lounge following the banquet while we sang the popular songs of yesteryear and to all those, too numerous to mention, who worked so hard to make the Remembrance Ceremonies a meaningful success, The Young People of the Coffee House have asked that I thank, on their behalf, all the fine folk who sponsored skaters in their recent Skate-a-thou held Nov. llth. The `Kids' claim it was successful and the funds received will supply most of the necessary equipment needed for the entertainment of the Youth of our Community during the coming season. It is nice to know there are still many interested people who like to see the youngsters enjoy themselves in supervised surroundings. All I can say is Good Luck 'Kids' congratulations on your efforts and here's to a most successful season in the 'Orange Trash Can.' Attention 'Action Set' - Comrade Gord. Elson, Branch Sports Officer advises the Tuesday Night mixed sports is in full swing. There was a fine turn out last Tuesday and if it is your desire to get into the swing of things - it's Branch 540 where the Action is. Why not make it a point to visit your Branch and get in on the fun and games. The 540 'Early Bird' campaign is coming along strong, with more Comrades entering into the spirit. I wonder just how many Branches in Command could boast 100% prepaid membership. Branch 540 could be the first - ever. It's up to you Comrades - let's give it a whirl. The Ladies Auxiliary Thursday night Bingo is another spot where friendly folk gather, time is 8.30 p.m. every Thursday - the jackpot sure looks inviting - sure would be nice to win just prior to Christmas. November 17 saw the start of the Lucan Legion Ladies Auxiliary Figure Skating Classes - these classes will be held each Mr. & Mrs. Don Young and three children from Blyth visited their parents Mr. & Mrs. J. Alex Young last Sunday. Alfred Dickens, brother of Mrs. Bob Coleman, who has been ill in his London home for some time is now a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Duncan Tindall of Listowel. The following representatives from Lucan attended the workshop at the London-Middle- sex Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society at Thameswood Lodge last Monday, Mrs. Don Ankers, Mrs. M. H. Hodgins, Mrs. Clarence Haskett, Mrs. H. B. Langford, Mrs. Frances Seward and Len Maslen. Starting Wednesday, November 25 A GODERICH FIRST PERSONALS Friday night, at Maple Lodge School, a party was held for John and Patsy Riddell who were married at the Church of St. John the Evangelist in London. Euchre and lunch were enjoyed at the old school. The couple live on Main Street, Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Joyce have sold their home in Clandeboye to Mr. & Mrs. K. Louch of Birr who are moving in December. Mr. & Mrs. Joyce will move to Lucan. Mrs. Roy Cunningham and Mrs. Alan Hill attended the Women's Institute in Stratford last Thursday. Friday Mrs. David Kestle and Mrs. Arnold Lewis attended the meeting. Mrs. Emily Kestle of Exeter visited Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle of Clandeboye last week. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Morgan of Strathroy visited Sunday with Mrs. Omar Cunningham and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cunningham. Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Carter were entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Herman ?owe, of Exeter. SMORGASBORD Lunch Denfield native passes away Harriet Mathews, wife of the late Joseph Linden, formerly of Denfield, died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, November 15, 1970, in her 89th year. She is survived by daughters, Verna Linden of Denfield, and Mrs. Joseph (Margaret) Carter of Clandeboye; one sister, Mrs. Nettie Hughes, Ailsa Craig; two brothers, Milton and Austin Mathews, both of Sarnia; nine grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. She was pre-deceased by a daughter, Mrs. Archie (Alice) Parsons of Hensa11,1968. The body rested at the C. Haskett & Son Funeral Home, Lucan were the service was held Tuesday, by Rev. A, R. Newsham. Interment was in Birr Anglican cemetery, Pallbearers Were Charlie Edy, Milton Hodgins, Arthur Ashworth, George Hughes, Willy Hodgins and Murray Linden. Flower bearers: Gerald Parsons, Harold Persians Donald Parsons, Ken Broom, Don' Lewis, Robert Martin, Wayne Rowe arid Allan Lewis, .,„„„„„„,„„„„„„„,„„„„„„„m„,„„„„,„„„,„„„„„„„„,,„„„„„,„„„,„„,„„„„„„„,„„„„„,..... Now Appearing g GUY KRISSTOFER With Female Lead Singer Direct From Tour of New England States PHONE 227-4411 LUCAN Every Tuesday is Amateur Night Girls Join the Shillelagh Dance Queen Contest Starting Monday 'it1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111tg = == = Central Hotel F.- = = ..7_-.' LUCAN = = = _ E. F. = F--= E.- ENTERTAINMENT E.-- a = _ g Every Friday & Saturday I E = F. E This Week Featuring a = E == PLUS 2 .... 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