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Safety film. concludes
Lent Learning series
The last session of 'Learning
for Lent Series' concluded with
the nursery children joining their
mothers to watch a safety film.
Constable Joyce of G,P,F,
showed a film to the mothers
about hydro safety. Children
were then taken upstairs by Joan
and Jane Lockyer, Karen and
DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS
Spring is here TOP HOUSE LEAGUE PERFORMERS -- The annual awards banquet of the Lucan Lions minor hockey
league was held Saturday. One of the coaches Jack Tutty is shown with best goal tender Jeff Field, top
scorer Colin Wildfong and most aggressive player Mike Paton. T-A photo
Carol Mason and Lynn Melanson.
Twelve ladies finished their
cathedral candles, Coffee
hostesses were Mrs. Reilly and
Mrs, Sinclair.
An offering was taken for the
Bunny Bundle fund.
The ladies in quilting group,
finished their crib quilt which
was sold to a member.
After coffee break we read in
unison from Mark's gospel and
Mrs. W. Tupling summarized the
four morning studies of
"Opposition to Jesus."
This series has been sponsored
by Wean United Church Women
in the hope that learning and
growth in the Christian life may
take place in the lives of all
people of the community. 1
where we plan our resolutions
etc. for presentation - it's im-
portant comrade.
Here's a quote that I came
across the other day which I think
you may enjoy "Cooperate!
Remember the banana - every
time it leaves the bunch it gets
skinned." How true. Stick
with the Bunch, you bananas,
where all the action is at Branch
540 and you that are in arrears of
1972 dues, don't get skinned, get
back on the Branch, go active, go
540 we have the programs you
will enjoy.
Mustn't forget the Ladies
Auxiliary have their general
meeting on the first Tuesday of
the month so that makes it April 4
ladies. Don't forget now, your
election should be coming up soon
for are you keeping the date
secret). Of course this is not true -
keep this date open ladies and
have your say as to whom you
want to run your affairs - it's too
late afterward to wish
Branch 540 takes this op-
portunity to wish each and every
one a very Happy Easter and
what better way to get it started
than to go to the church of your
choice.
and that's 30 for this week.
Remember - never look for
trouble - just let nature take its
course.
Easter Flowers
Easter Lilies
Miniature roses
Hydrangeas
Pot mums
Mixed pots
Streamliners
name officers
March 15, the Lucan
Stt'eamliners Tops met with 16
members answering roll call and
Mrs. Jo Ann Ball, leader,
presiding.
Nominations for new officers
was made: leader, Mrs. Birgitta
Van Geel; co-leader, Mrs. Ruth
Williamson; secretary, Mrs. Val
Neils weight recorder, Jo Ann
Ball; assistant weight recorder,
Miss Brenda Hodgins; reporter,
Mrs. Olga Bond; photographer,
Mrs. Sue Wilcox.
Th April
pnrei izafficers will take of-
fice
Members played broomball at
the Lucan arena recently. The
members divided into two teams,
Hats against Non Hats ending in
a 2 - 2 tie.
March 22 a regular meeting
was held with Jo Ann Ball
presiding with 14 members an-
swering roll call. Plans to attend
a convention at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto in May were
discussed.
Miss Hope runner-up to
attend Lucan cancer meet
Vicki German, Dorchester,
runner-up for the 1972 Miss Hope,
will be present at the annual
campaign meeting, April 5, at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church.
A talk on Virus in cancer will be
given by Dr. J. A. McCarter,
UWO, head of the Cancer
Research Unit in London.
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Lucan
personals
The meeting is open to all
residents of Lucan and area.
The object of this year's
campaign is $2,000 and will
commence April 10. Officers of
the branch point out because of
the degree of unemployment the
need of support from those who
can contribute is even greater
than before.
Money from the canvass is
broken down in the following
manner: 65 percent research; 5
percent administration; 25
percent service to patients and
edutation; 5 percent for cam-
paign.
Lucan residents have been
invited to share in the Great Ride
for Cancer April 30, Forms may
be obtained from campaign
chairman, Steve Storey, or
treasurer, Marshall Webster.
Rider should line up sponsors and
listen to Bill Brady for starting
place, time and route,
Prior to the door-to-door
campaign, a canvass of stores
and other commercial en-
terprises will be conducted,
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tertaining the troops in Vietnam
has accepted our invitation - this
should be the event of the season
and the first time 540 has been
privileged to present truly
professional entertainment.
A word of caution however -
from the response received so far
- better come early,
Saturday, March 25 two
cribbage teams from Branch 540
took part in the District A crib-
bage play downs at Strathroy
Legion and one of them won a
berth in the provincial playdowns
to be held in Parry Sound at a
date to be announced shortly.
Congratulations to Comrades
Walker, McGregor, Garrison and
Shipway.
Comrades are reminded
Wednesday, April 12 is the date of
their next general meeting - This
is a most important meeting as
the time is drawing close for you
to consider whom you wish to run
the affairs of your Legion Branch
for the coming year - Yes,
Comrades believe it or not - we
are not afraid to announce the
date of our election - and the time
is at hand - come on out to the
meeting and make your wishes
known.
Trust you are remembering
that the District A meeting will
be held at Windsor on the
weekend of April 15 - 16, make it a
point to be present - if you are
unable to attend for the Saturday
sessions - it would make an en-
joyable drive for Sunday - take
your lovely lady along with you,
I'm sure she will enjoy the actiorf
of the meeting at District Level.
This is also Dominion con-
vention year (Regina) where
legislation is passed to govern
our operations for the next two
years and the District Meeting is
By SID DALEY
The calendar advises that
Spring is here, by the looks of
the weather we are having it
makes a party wonder, However
I have noticed the odd youngster
braving the elements and riding
his bicycle. The other day I was
cleaning out my archives and
came across the following - which
I feel is worth repeating,
The following are the ten
commandments for safe cycling -
if our young friends abide by
them they certainly will have a
safe and happy summer.
1. Thou shalt not ride two on a
bike.
2. Thou shalt not hitch rides on
trucks.
3. Thou shalt slways ride in
single file.
4. Thou shalt always use proper
signals when turning.
5, Thou shalt ride on the right
hand side at all times.
6, Thou shalt obey all traffic
signs and signals.
7. Thou shalt not do trick riding
on streets and Highways.
8, Thou shalt ride a safety
equipped bicycle.
9. Thou shalt keep your bicycle
in good repair.
10. Thou shalt dismount and
walk at busy intersections.
It might also be advisable to
remember the 'KNIGHT
RIDERS PRAYER'
'On this bicycle I am about to
ride May the Lord make me truly
careful. Amen.' Happy bike
riding kids and do take the time
to study the above,
Comrade Carl Stuckless has
some fine entertainment lined up
for you in the Sea Land and Air
lounge Saturday, April 1 and
this is no April Fool -
Slim Gordon - back from en-
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Slade,
London were Sunday visitors of
Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery Sr, and
weekend visitors with their
grandson John.
Lynn Emery spent a few days
last week with her sister Mrs.
Margaret Hastings, London.
Mr, & Mrs, Ray Fischer were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Catherine
Fischer.
Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery attended
the monday night euchre at
Elimville with Mrs. Emery
winning high score.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Bond Sr. are the
proud great grandparents of a
baby boy. The second great
grandchild, son of Mr. & Mrs, Les
Kerek, London.,
Mrs. Frances Saward was
overnight guest of Mrs. Will
Smith Lucan, Tuesday, attending
the Lucan Women's Institute
while in town.
Miss Jean Bilyea formerly of
Lucan, now of London visited
Lucanites at McCormick Home
last Saturday.
Out of town guests Sunday of
Mr. & Mrs. William Darling,
Lucan, were Mrs. E. Gamble,
Milverton; Mrs. & Mrs. Charles
Rhiel, Sean and Dana, New
Hamburg; Mrs. J. Chalmers,
Stratford; Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Dundass and children, London;
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson,
Kitchener, and Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Hotson and Mrs. J. Darling,
Lucan.
Mrs. Eleanor Darling, has been
the Exeter -Times Advocate's
Lucan correspondent for the past
few months and has resigned
because of other commitments.
The position is being filled by
Mrs. Thomas Emery, Sr,
Mrs. Darling expresses her
appreciation for the co-operation
of Lucan residents who have
made her job a pleasant one and
she asks that they continue to
support Mrs. Emery in the work.
Mrs. Emery is a well
known Lucan lady who is active
in almost every phase of- the
community. She will be pleased if
you contact her with your news
items. Her phone number is 227-
4702.
Songs, crafts
for Explorers
Lucan Clandeboye Explorers
held a song and craft night .
Placemats and table cen-
terpieces and posters were made
for the 19th annual Bunny
Dessert Tea to be held in April.
Chris Stutt demonstrated how
to put on the gayle, the headwrap
worn by African women. Kathy
Fenwick told about the Explorers
Live Love project, missionary
Miss Frances Walbridge in
Africa.
Girls were taken on a tour of
displays on Africa, India, Hong
Kong, Japan, Korea, Canadian
Indians, Brazil and Mission Boats
along the West coast. Next ex-
pedition is April 3, roll call to be
answered by the number of
African Countries each girl
knows, Blue Star girls are to
bring in their collection of pic-
tures on the "Wonders of God's
World."
Tuesday at McCormick Home
sing-song guests included Mr. &
Mrs. Wilbert Stanley and among
a number of residents from the
extendicare hospital was Mrs.
Kay McAllistar, the former Kay
Hodgson of Clandeboye, who is a
sister of Murray Hodgson, Lucan.
Mrs. Elearnor Darling at-
tended the Christening of her
granddaughter Holly Darling
day at Lucan United Church.
1_,e service was also attended by
the baby's great grandmother,
Mrs. E. Gable and her maternal
grand mother, Mrs. J. Chalmers.
Jess Leneve, Sarnia, eight year
old grandson of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil
Robb, Lucan, was chosen to play
in a hockey tournament in
Listowel, Thursday night. His
team won their game and will
return to play Sunday. After the
game he visited with his grand-
parents and had supper
withthem.
Mrs. Winnie Jolliffe is visiting
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Dupuis in
Walkertoin for next month,
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MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS — Trophies were presented to the
Most improved players in the 'Licari Lions minor hockey league at
the annual banquet held Saturday. Shown front the left are most
improved Doug Trevithick, Den Carruthers, Tint Fortner, most
gentlemanly Andy Mykyta, Paul Groenewegen and Kevin Duenk ,
T-A photo
THE MIDDLESEX LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
To: THE VOTERS OF THE FEDERAL RIDING OF
MIDDLESEX
Your member of Parliament, Jim Lind, will be retiring at
the end of this Parliamentary session.
A Federal Election Is Imminent
Under the Democratic process it is essential that you as a
resident dnd voter of this Riding, have a say as to who will
represent you in the next Parliament of Canada.
A Nominating Convention will be held in the very near
future to select a Candidate to contest the Riding. We want
you to be able to vote for the Candidate of your choice.
Under the Constitution of the Riding, you must be a paid
up member of the Riding Association 48 hours prior to the
Nominating Convention in order to qualify as a voting
delegate.
In order to become a paid up member you must purchase a
$2,00 membership ticket from the Association, which will
automatically register you as a voting delegate to the
Nominating Convention, if you are a resident of the Riding.
Fill out the application below, now — today to ensure that
you are registered early, and mail it with your $2.00
membership fee to: Mrs. Mary Baird, 499 Briarhill Court,
London 25, Ontario.
A membership ticket will be mailed back to you
immediately, and your name will have been registered as a
voting delegate (if you are a resident of the Riding), and a
memb er of the Middlesex Liberal Association.
It is extremely important that you register early, so that
you will be en our delegate mailing list. Then you will be
kept fully informed of all Association activities and
potential candidates, to assist you in making your decision.
HAM I LTON WALSH, President,
Middlesex Liberal Association
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To: Mrs. Mary Baird
499 Briarhill Court,
London 25, Ontario.
Bnclosed is my membership fee of $—for
Membership tickets in The Middlesex Liberal Assoc.
Name
Telephone No.
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Address xchange No.
My age bracket is: Under 25—, 26.89
40.59 50 and Over