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AT NO EXTRA CHARGE, Village of Lucan Centennial A public meeting will be held in the ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AUDITORIUM Tues., March 30 — 8:00 p.m. Organizations, groups, or anyone interested are invited to bring ideas or suggestions Village of Lucan, M. L. Gibson, clerk ' Pape 18 Times-Advacate, March 25, 1971 Lucan ' See what your dollars can do. Support Easter Seals. Coffee party set for canvassers The officers and canvassers of the Lucan branch of the Canadian Cancer Society are holding a coffee party at Lucan United Church, March 26 at 7:30 p.m. There will be a film on research, and London's Miss "Hope" from Victoria Hospital will be present. Canvasser's kits will be distributed at this meeting. Traffic law as roll call SURE AND THE IRISH WERE THERE — Visitors to last week's Achievement night at McGillivray Central school were treated to a special. Irish number. The lads and lassies are, back, left, Scott McGregor, Danny Steeper, Wayne Shaddick and Gary Romphf. Front, Vicky Lewis, Lori Shaddick, Penny Smith, Diane Lynn and Vicky Lagerwerf. T-A photo March 28th, Dedication Service - St. Andrew's United Church, Lucan. March 30th, Lucan Community Centennial Meeting, Legion Hall, 8:00 p.m. April 14th, Legion Nomination and General Meeting. April 23rd-24th, District A Convention — London. and that's 30 for this week. Remember — the best thing to do for spring fever is nothing. tennial. It is the only one we will see in Lucan, so let's make it a good one. Everyone is welcome and sure hope to see some young folk in attendance with their ideas. Smilin' Carl advises he has the Country Ramblers coming to the Sea, Land & Air Lounge to en- tertain you on Saturday March 27th, 1971. DATES TO REMEMBER March 27th, Draw for cellarette. The March meeting of the Lucan Women's Institute was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R. R. Crozier with the president Mrs. Frances Saward in the chair. Mrs. J. W. Lockyer was ap- pointed secretary in place of Mrs. M. H. Hodgins who was unable to attend. The roll-call was an- swered by 10 members who each quoted a traffic law. Comments on the motto, "Safety is just a word unless practised." were made by Mrs. Cecil Neil. It was agreed to continue to support the Italian foster child provided the other Institutes continue to do so. A talk on Safety in the home and a discussion on the prevention of accidents was lead by Mrs. Seward. Members each contributed to 'Sing, Say or Play something Irish,' or pay. Mrs. W. C. Tupling won the prize for the lucky Irish chair, and Mrs. Neil the mystery prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Frank Jolliffe. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Snelgrove, Former Lucanites at Irish program Mrs. Ben Abbott, her daughter, Mrs. Howard Cranston and sister, Mrs. Charlie Thompson, also Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Stanley all former Lucanites, last Tuesday attended the Irish program presented by the McCormick Home, "Tuesday Sing Song" under their leader, Miss Lina Abbott. Choir numbers, solos, duets, readings and Irish dances highlighted the program. An eight green-clad group of 80 and 90 year-old grandmothers who lulled to sleep their infant grandchildren (dolls) to the Irish Lullaby drew a big hand of ap- plause. Learn cake decorating listen to playreading 111111111 llllllllllll 111111 lllllllllll 1111111 lllll 111111 lllllllllll 1111111 lllllll 1111111111 llllllll 111111 lllllllllllllll 11,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111 By SID DALEY Sunday, March 28 at the 11:00 a.m. service, St. Andrew's United Church, Lucan, will hold a ser- vice dedicating their new pipe organ to the memory of the fallen comrades of the two world wars. Our esteemed first president, comrade Percy Vahey will be representing the first great war veterans while Comrade Murray Hodgins will represent the second war veterans. It is hoped a good turnout of all ex-servicemen and women and the Ladies of our Auxiliary will attend this momentous occasion. Church news Several Lucan and Clandeboye people, wearing their green spent the morning of St. Patricks Day at the Lucan United Church. While ladies interested in the art of cake decorating, attempted this skill under the direction of Mrs. E. G. Ross of Lucan, others gave their attention to the playreading on "Marriage" presented by the Or Shalom ladies of London. An interesting scene was set with the six ladies taking the part of three couples in everyday problem situations. Discussion followed and brought out the need for ac- ceptance of mates in marriage. Co-operation is desirable that each may know the support of the other. Another suggestion was that personal relations be taught Gold star group . good attendance The Lucan-Clandeboye ex- plorers held an expedition March. 15, at Lucan United Church, with a total attendance of 34. The Gold Star group received a cheer for perfect attendance. Officers were appointed for March and April, Chief Explorers, Sheila Smith and Joanne Hodgins; treasurer, Joanne Cunningham. They were installed by Mrs. William Froats. Gold Star girls completed embroidering 12 baby gowns for the bale. The girls had collected many interesting slogans and graffiti to bring in, and the top girls on points were Cindy Donaldson and Sheila Smith. An imaginary Thank You letter from a boy in Africa, who might have received a Bible from the Bible Society in Canada, was read. The offering will buy one such Bible. An illustration of a Bible tied with rope was shown to show that the Bible is a locked book if (1) you do not use it, (2) you cannot afford one, or (3) as in some countries, you cannot read. Each girl is to find by next meeting a verse which she thinks should be communicated to all people. Routes for selling tickets for the Bunny Tea were explained, and the girls practised selling. Next meeting will be held March 29, no uniform is required, unsold tickets to be returned and written take-out orders brought in for the 18th Bunny Tea, April 3. The girls will be decorating serviettes and making table centres at this meeting. in our educational system to point out the need of getting along with others and making preparation for marriage. Visitation break was enjoyed after the first group had decorated the cupcakes donated and served by Mrs. A. W. Thompson and Mrs. L. Mason. Gift boxes of decorated cup cakes were sent to some of our shut-ins. Mrs. Ross donated the cake which she had decorated so ar- tistically to the one sitting on "St. Patrick's" chair, who happened to be Mrs. Saward. The discussion group on 'Action 70's' became involved in the subject of worship and how children can be helped to respect and worship God, when T.V. and "doing your own thing" seem to be the way of life to-day. llllllll 111111111 llllllllllllll 11111 lllllllll 111111111111111111111 llllllll 1111111111 llllllll 1111111111111111111111111111111 lllllllllll 1111 IN MEMORIAM OUR BELOVED COMRADE FREDERICK GEORGE CRACKNELL WE WILL REMEMBER HIM 11111 lllllll 11111111111111111111 llllllll 111111 lllllllll 11 llllllllll Lucan personals Lucan United Church Minister Rev. W. C. Tupling, B.A., B.D.,S.T.M . Choir Leader - Mrs. David Park Organist - Mrs. Stanley DeVree Sunday, March 28 at 11 a.m. Dedication of New Organ Guest Organist -Mr. Howard Kew At 8 p.m. a Musical Program to demonstrate new organ. Former Organists and Choir members are expected to take part. Everyone is welcome UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. C. Tupling's sermon at morning service last Sunday was entitled, "I Believe in a Living Spirit." New members received into the congregation by transfer were Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bates, Main Street, from Trinity United Church, Kirkland Lake, and Michael Bates from Trinity United Church, North Bay, Mr. & Mrs. John Tutty, and Mrs. Elizabeth Tutty, Chestnut Street, from Central United Church Weston. Next Sunday there will be a service of dedication of the new organ at 11 a.m. and at 8 p.m. a special musical program to demonstrate the organ. Mr. Howard Kew will be back to preside at the organ, and former organists and choir members will also, attend. March 26, at 8 p.m. the Sigma C. will hold a party for teen-agers. HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN The weekly Lenten program was held in Grace Church Ilderton, Sunday night. Dr. D. Johnson, a psychiatrist, at the Children's Psychiatric Hospital spoke on Christ and the Psychiatrist. She said the three aspects of the person: body, mind and spirit were dealt with by Christ who looked after the whole man. She said that Christ brought love into the world. It is this love that's needed in modern society. As an example, she sighted the child whose mother couldn't show love though she bought things for the child. She hadn't been loved by her own mother. So, Dr. Johnson said the sins of one generation are passed on to the third and fourth generations. Next Sunday the speaker will be the Rev. Canon Gordon Baker of Bishop Cronyn Memorial Church, London. The Learning for Lent Nur- series received a dose of T.L.C. from United Church teen-agers- tender, loving care-to the babies and toddlers by Jane Lockyer and Judy Froats. T.L.C. to 20 other ppe-schoolers and kindergarten children was given by Jane Hodgson, Janet Smith and Betty Park. Jane told the Winkie Bear story, Janet look children two by two to play in Winkie Bear's House and Betty taught songs and games. The children also enjoyed a group of pictures. The next meeting will be March 31, and this will be the only one at which a collection will be taken and this will be for the Bunny Bundle crippled children. 4-H homemaking club visits woolen mills Sunshiners play bingo I am happy to advise the response has been most en- couraging for our branch hodge podge scrap book. Keep up the good work, folks. It's surprising what you may find stuck away in that drawer. Anything you may have will be appreciated. Just stick it in an envelope and leave it with Carl. From all reports the dance held March 20 to celebrat' the glorious 17th was a tremendous success and a good toim was had by all and sundry. And would you beloive, not one bashed noggin all nite. Saints presarve' us, Quite a feat at such a celebration. Many thanks go out to the following pretty colleens who took the time to decorate the hall befittin the occasion — Misses Carol Haskett, Peggy Elson and Margaret Holland; and to the following who worked so hard to make the evening the success that it was: Mrs. Cora Hayter, Mrs. Ross Needham, Carl Stuckless, Keith Dellow, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Buck, Dave Enson, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Elson and Keith Dickson. Don't forget, Comrades, the draw for the Cellarette will be held March 27. This draw is for a good cause, comrades, so get those tickets off- the kitchen cupboard and get out and sell them and return the stubs to either Comrade Harvey Hillman or Carl Stuckless. The success of this draw is up to you Comrade. Another date to remember is Tuesday March 30th. The Place — Legion Auditorium'. Reason — Discuss plans for Lucan's Cen- The Sunshine Club met in the Masonic Hall, Thursday with 25 members present to play Bingo. Mrs. Harold Ryan, Mrs. Cecil Neil and Arnold Hodgins provided lunch, The door prize was won by Harold Ryan, the' men's prize by Ben Kelly, and the ladies' prize by Miss Marg Kelly. The contest for wearing the most green resulted in a tie between Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mrs. Ellen Whelihan, both receiving a prize. with her daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. John Manson, of Simcoe. She also spent some time with Mr. &. Mrs. Jim Cun- ningham ; Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper, Jim and Donald of St. Paull, visited the family of Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham, Sunday. Miss Carolyn Hardy attended the Open House at Guelph University recently. Mrs. Aileen Riehl, London, and Mrs. Wilfred Logan, Thoindale visited Mrs. Paton and William Allwright Friday. Mrs. Shirley Dorman, Ailsa Craig, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE The Clandeboye and Lucan 4-H homemaking club went to Hespeler Tuesday to visit the woollen mills. 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB The organiiational meeting of Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, 4-H dairy calf club was held at the Masonic Hall at Ailsa Craig, March 22, The leaders are Lawrence Craven and Bruce Edmey. The president is Paul Hodgins, vice president Ron Lee; secretary treasurer, Susan Hardy; press reporter, Robert Marshall. ST. JAMES' CHURCH The Service of Holy com- munion and folk songs was held in St. James' Church with Rev. R. Carson preaching on the 'Burden of a Christian.' He said a Christian knew that through Jesus Christ he was able to stand up to all temptations. SUNDAY SERMON Rev. W. C. Tupling's sermon was entitled, 'I Believe in the Living Spirit.' He said the Holy Spirit is the principle of life and is at work in the world. The Holy Spirit is the source of power in the world today. PERSONA LS Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless left Sunday to visit their daughter Mrs. Joan Boggs, Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. James Donaldson attended the wedding of their nephew, Robert Donaldson and Lois Hollins • St. Andrews Memorial Church, London, Saturday. Mrs. Alvin Cunningham has taken up residence in her home here, after spending some time By GORDON MORLEY A euchre party was held in Brinsley Community Centre Friday. Conveners for the party were Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis, Mrs, Marjorie Steeper and George Hodgson. The prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. George Mercer; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Joe Carter; ladies' low, Mrs. Murray Rowe; men's high, Wilbert Lewis; men's lone hands, Ross McNair; men's low, Earl Turner, Next party will be April 2 with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mr. & Mrs. Rayburn Steeper as conveners. BAKE SALE The pupils of the primary class are holding a bake sale April 2 at the Brinsley card party, Proceeds will go to the Bunny Bundle. and district news Phone 2274517 C.GirospOrgfont 'Mrs.. Frances Seward 41111 llllllll 11111 llllllll 1111111111111111111 lllllllll lllllllll 11 Mrs. Earl Young and her sister Mrs. Edna Burnett of Toronto, left Sunday last for Phoenix, Arizona, to spend two weeks with their brother Roy Lewis. Mrs. Alex Young was pleasantly surprised Sunday when fifteen members of her family arrived to help her celebrate her birthday. Don Young formerly of Lucan, has been moved by the Bell Telephone Co. from his position as manager at Blyth to the engineering department in Kitchener. Bill Lambourne, and Miss Zabie of London and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Carroll of Saintsbury were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Guests with Mrs. Bob Coleman, Saturday, were her two great- grandchildren, Donna-Jo and Lynda McTaggert of London, and Sunday, her daughter Mrs. W. W. 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