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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-26, Page 17ucan and district news Correspondent: Mrs. Roy Dyketnan Vionimik DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Need smelt with any wedding order N% over $50.00 w‘I.11 l z • F ikfy sentimental the pages of this book a beautifully and appropriately illustrated 2 Colors for all the events associated with our wedding There are pages to record your first meeting, engagement. showers, parties, trousseau, gowns, wedding party and ceremony There are spaces for photographs and clippings And a complete section to list wedding guests ind gifts Luxurious white durable simulated leather covet. decorated in silver. 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Peter Cayley, Marys and James Henry Davis, 170. Main street, Lucan were in collision, Constable Munro was the investigating officer. Monday, Constable P.R. Vance was in charge of tWinveqigation of a mishap on Highway 7, east of the junction of Highway 23. Involved were vehicles driven, by Joyce Delores Hutchison, RR 3, Granton and Kenneth Louis Lobsinger, Elmira. Damages were listed at $1,800. Funeral Home, On the way they called on Mrs. Kenneth McGown, Miss N. Foreman, London, formerly of Lucan returned home from a five-day plane trip to Vancouver were she visited a girl friend and some of her relatives, A family gathering for Easter was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mr, & Mrs. Grigg Vallrath and Christie motored to North Bay for the Easter weekend, They visited Mrs. Freda Vallrath and Carl and Brent Vallrath and families, broken ankle in December was sent to Parkwood for treatment and has returned to the McCormick home. Mrs. Mary Hodgson and Mrs, Reta Cunningham were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hodgson, RR 2 Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hodgson spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Mary Hodgson. Mrs. Lang DeCorsey and Miss DeCorsey, Detroit attended the funeral of the late Murray Marra last week at the Murdy Refreshments by Medway high council co-president GETTING REFRESHMENTS walkathon for Bunny Bundle Ward, Lynda White, student were available at several check points during Thursday's school senior students. shown above are Bill Hudson, John Wendy Bettridge and Brenda Fraser. T•A photo. News of area churches St, James' Anglican On Maundy Thursday, the Holy Communion was celebrated in the Church. Then on Easter Sunday at Holy Communion the girls of the choir sang a hymn and Elaine Cunningham sang the solo part as an anthem, The organist was Joan Cunningham, Rev. Carson preached on the fact of the Resurrection and the experience of the Resurrection. He said as Anglicans we believe the scriptures are this inspired word of God. In the Prayer Book, it says that Christ rose from the dead with a flesh and blood body, bones and all. This is the position the Gospel writers took, We share in the resurrection by foregoing our sins and living the new life in Christ on a higher plans, Many people are slaves to false teaching rather than living the life of Christ. Easter reminds us, Easter Sunday at 6 a.m. the sun shone on those who entered Holy Trinity Church. There were 30 present to welcome the morning. At the Holy Communion there were almost 150 present whom 120 took Holy communion. Both the Junior and Senior Choirs sang anthems. During the anthems the choir was directed by Miss Legg accompanied by Mrs. C. Hardy, The flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Billy Hardy given by the family and in memory of Wally Boyce, whose birthday would have been Sunday given by the family. Next Sunday is the first Sunday after Easter. It is the beginning of Daylight Saving Time. Sunday School meets at 9:45 a,m, with Easter Film strips. At 11:00 a.m. the Nursery and the League of Loyality meets and the Service of Morning Prayer will be held, Mr. Carson said, to stop doing these things that make for hell on earth and begin living the Christ, like life and enjoy heaven now as well as hereafter. Hply Trinity Anglican The Wolf Cubs sold 125 dozen hot cross buns in Lucan and Clandeboye. The children of the Sunday School are getting sponsors for their 15-mile walk for the Canadian Bible Society. They're beginning and ending at the United Church, A rally is to be held on April 30 in the Lucan Arena, The walk begins at 9 a.m. May 5. On Good Friday at the Devotional Service the lessons were read by James Davis, Craig De Graw, Dwight Henderson, Anne Revington, Bill Carson, Bill Henderson, and Marshal Web- ster, The choir sang a Good Friday anthem . GETTING SHOES EMPTIED One of the necessary stops during Thursday's walkathon by students of Medway high school was a shoe dumping break, Shown above emptying their footwear are Jane Lackyer and Joanne de Kort. T-A photo you must keep quiet and not voice any opinion as to the result, Let your ballot be your voice on Wednesday, May 9. The meeting starts at 8.30 sharp. Ladies Auxiliary meet on Tuesday, May 1. Must be getting close to their election time also. - Good luck ladies my previous remarks regarding the ballot holds true here also, ladies. The men around 540 have a busy period coming up and that's catering for two ladies bowling banquets, one slated for Friday, May 4 and the other Monday May 7. We won't disappoint you ladies, in fact I suspect the men are looking forward to the privelege of entertaining you. and that's 30 for this week - remember - Many young men get their brightest ideas in the darkest' places - like lovers lane fir-instance. Students walk, run to a id crippled kids A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jud Dykerrian, An easter egg hunt was held in the afternoon and a boiled-egg-eating-contest. Ethel Dykerrian won by eating 12 and one-half eggs. Charlene Mordush spent the weekend with Mrs, Catherine Fischer. Sunday guests of Mrs. Fischer were Mr, & Mrs, Eldon Gable, Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Stever and Jeff, David Bean, Wingham, Barbara Lyons, Brampton, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fischer, Mrs. Larry Rodin, Kennon Fischer, London, Mr. & Mrs. William Fischer, Kathy, Cheryl, and Chris of Komoka. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hardy and family Mrs. Doug Telfer of London visited Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Brock, Thorndale were Saturday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall, Wiarton spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Last Sunday Mrs. Ernest Sadlier, Toronto called on two cousins, Mrs. J. Shaw of Park- wood Hospital and Miss Abbott of the McCormick Home. Mrs. Sadlier reported that her husband Dr. Sadlier is still in the Seaforth nursing home but is much better and able to get around in a wheel chair. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Garrett held an Easter family gathering last Sunday at their London township home. Mary-Jane Squire spent the weekend with Diane Knight now of Agincourt, formerly of Granton, Mrs. M. Jeffery who suffered a will be turned over to Bill Brady of CFPL during a student body assembly in about two weeks, Need photos tExpiorers rtl WI names new officers This year's Bunny Bundle campaign of Radio in London to assist crippled children will be $1,300 higher thanks to the senior students of Medway high school. About 150 members of the grade 12 and 13 graduating classes took part in their annual walkathon Thursday over a 14- mile route from Lucan to Arva. The walkathon was actually a run for 19 year-old Ed Ramsay of Ilderton who completed the course in one hour and 47 minutes. He was the first across the finish line. Most of the students arrived at the school in less than four hours after they started the trek in Lucan after 9 a.m. The third refreshment stop along the way became more popular as the runners and walkers slowed to a very easy gait. Numerous walkers removed their shoes and finished the jaunt in stocking feet walking very carefully along the shoulders of the highway. Student council co-president Wendy Bettridge said this was the eighthyear the walk had been held and receipts would total about $10,000 over the years. The monies raised this year By MRS. SUE EDGINTON Mrs. Mervin Carter is feeling much better and is enjoying a few days hollidays with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walden in Chatham. Mrs. Angela McDermit and Paul, London visited with Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Lowden on the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Atcheson and Alissa visited with Mrs, L, Atcheson Easter Sunday in London, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Atchison and Cpl. & Mrs. Bill Wicks, Lucan spent Good Friday in Lion's Head fishing. The couples caught 60 pounds of perch, Mr. & Mrs. Glen McFalls, Lucan, and Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton had an enjoyable evening celebrating Mrs. Edginton's birthday Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. Sneigrove was elected president at the April meeting of Lucan, Women's Institute. Other officers are: vice president, and secretary, Mrs. J. Lockyer; treasurer, Mrs. C. Robb; district director, Mrs. R. Crozier; in- stitute directors, Mrs. Robb, Mrs, Joliffe; sick and shut ins, Mrs. J. Park; curators, Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs. E. Hodgson. Conveners are: Mrs. S. Revington, Mrs. L. McGuffin, Mrs. T. Emery, Mrs. M. Hodgins, Mrs. 0. Saward,, Mrs. Crozier. Officers were installed by Mrs. S. Revington. A short course for needlecraft was chosen to be held at a later date, A subscription to Canadian Consumer will be ordered. Plans were made for glass jars and bottles to be brought to Lockyer Machine Shop April 28 in the morning for delivery to London. Reports were presented and members read items from "Home and country," Motto's and roll call for new programs were given. The response to "Pennies for Friendship" was appreciated, The eighth expedition of the Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers was opened by Maria Richards in the U,C, Christian Education building. The new Easter song portrayed the three days, Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Day. Pictures were used to discuss these days. Mrs. D.O'Neil read a story showing that each day is a fresh start and we should do our best in it, Wendy Hearn again played the part of Dr. Anna Loane on a pretend trip through his hospital in India. The girls will be attending an Explorer Rally in London April 28. Plans were made to have Mrs. Grimminck display her doll collection at the 20th annual Explorer Bunny tea, May 12. It was decided to especially invite former leaders and girls and ask them to lend pictures to be handed to Mrs. Froats by April 28. Present girls are asked to bring their baby pictures. They listened to a choral reading on water and a song that was taped last expedition. Mrs. W. Fronts showed a film, "God's Easter Plan" which brought out the meaning of Easter to the girls. BY SID DALEY Attention smelt fisherman - Got a call from Smilin' Carl our amiable steward the other day and he has come up with one fine suggestion, Here it is, if smelt fishermen are willing to leave part' of their catch with Carl he will keep them on ice, then at 8,00 p.m. Saturday May 5 we will have a movie followed by a fish fry. How's that sound, sounds like a real fun night to me. How about it smelters, think you could spare seneow,h to make it a'really fine h The members of Branch 540 wish our good Comrade Jock Holland and his lovely wife Rose `Bon Voyage' as they make their way to Scotland for a holiday. We trust that they will have an en- joyable time, and please don't forget to send the envious ones left behind a card. Have a happy time, Comrade Sports Officer Li'L Len Fisher is looking for a euchre team to journey to the Glencoe Branch of the Legion for the Zone play downs. The winners will take part in the District A playoffs to be held at the Corunna Legion hall on Saturday May 19. Li'l Len advises all interested players should meet at the Lucan Legion and be prepared to leave around 1.00 p.m. as the games start at 2.00 p.m. All interested folks are reminded the,bus trip to Brantford to attend the Legion Ladies Auxiliary dance leaves the Legion Hall Lucan at 6.00 p.m. Friday April 27. The Ladies Auxiliary of Brantford took a bus to Lucan during Centennial and this is return trip to Brantford to support their project, to have a good time and say thanks. One of the biggest days in the Legion year will be held on Wednesday May 9th and of course I am referring to the re- opening of nominations and the election of officers to run your Legion affairs for the next 12 months. Comrades you are urged to attend, have your say during nominations and followup your say with a ballot. Make sure that Branch 540 has a strong executive of Legionnaires.It's up todyeoduicaLteetds keep it democratic - if you don't attend and cast your vote then Mr. & Mrs. B. Lowden of Toronto are spending a few days with Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Lowden and Scott, Mr, & Mrs, Harry Murless are spending a few days in Ken- tucky before returning home this week. Bible society plans walk Entries neede for talent show Don't forget to get entries in for the talent show at the Lucan Fair, Preliminary contest will be held May 24, at Biddulph Central School. There are four classes: junior, 8 and under; in- termediate, 9-13; senior 14-18 and group, which gives Mom and Dad a chance to show family talent as well. All entry forms must be sent to Mrs. Clarence Hardy on or before May IL Entry forms may be obtained at Lucan public School, St, Patricks Separate School, Lucan Locker and Storage or from the following committee members; Norm Steeper (227- 4864), Mrs. Clarence Hardy, (22/- 4715) or Mrs. Roy Dykernan (227- 4875). Finalists get to perform at the fair on August 17. Come on, let's make this a real contest and show off the talent that Lucart and surrounding districts have. A visitor on the beaches of Acapulco, Mexico, might very well have been approached by a young Mexican carrying Scripture selections. About 75 youths attended training sessions for this special distribution campaign, On a Saturday afternoon they went out making person-to-person con- tacts on the famous beaches. In the afternoon there was a pop inusic festival linked with the Scripture distribution campaign as well as a Tied Cross drive for victims of a flood in Mexico, This all gave a fine,background for an effective youth music festival. The support of the people of Lucan area who are walking for Mexico May 5 will help provide needed scriptures in Maya and other languages of Mexico, A total of $2,500 is urgently needed for this purpose. Your support is invited. Senior citizen's march starting at 10 eat. Lucan United Church to the community centre and back to United Church, The senior citizen turning in the most money will receive a picture that is displayed in Haskett's Fur- niture Store window, Apri130 a pre-walk rally will be held in Lucan arena with music, '4* singing, Mins and a time to meet the walkers And see the Bible Society in action, Let us a little permit Nature to take her own WAy; -8h6 better understands her own affairs than we. A QUICK STOP Senior students of Medway high school participated in a walk for Bunny Bundle, Thursday. Shown above during a quid< stop for refreshments dire Anita Flodgins, Fronds elso and Pat Gilbert. T-A photo