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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-08-09, Page 13EZZMWEEMIEZti.i;i1WEVISTM7. A Lucan church news. $t. James, Sunday morning at St. James' Church, Joan Cunningham presided at the organ for the service. At Holy Trinity Church Lois Legg, Music /3aehelor, led the choir, and presided at the organ for the Service. Rev, Robert Carson, tanned from his month's holiday, preached on the question 'Is your God obsolete?' His text was from Isaiah who spoke of man building an idol and, falling down to worship it. Ile said people today do this. They limit God to their imagination and wonder why God doesn't stand up to the test of the world around them. Mr. Carson said "There is God, and there is man's conception of God." Man's narrow conception of God makes God useless in an age of scientific advancement when in reality truth is God. So Mr, Carson concluded that we need to expand our horizons and realize that God is for all people, regardless of race, We need to expand our community to make God, the God of the universe. Members of the United Church are invited to fully participate in the services with their Anglican neighbors. Rev, R.A. Carson will be in charge of the services. The U.C.W. representative pointed out that the "mini- bazaar" will be held again this Year, upstairs in the hall, and that everyone is urged to com- plete their articles in the next two weeks and do as much baking as they can for the home-bake table. Cou nseilfng The United Church, Lucan; wishes to remind the readers of the extended counselling service from the Family, and Children's Service of London and Middlesex which is still available each Wednesday afternoon. Families or persons wishing to see Mrs. Moore may drop in any Wednesday afternoon, or phone 434-0611 for an appointment. Most mishaps on weekend Six of the seven accidents in- vestigated this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial police occurred Saturday and Sunday. At eight o'clock Saturday morning, damages of $1,350 were reported by Constable LLS. Denney in an accident on Con- cession 16 in London township at the Ilderton sideroad. Vehicles involved were driven Pentecostal Holiness Roger Mason, student minister, took the services Sunday. He spoke on service and humility. His topic was on' Peter and his Christian example" at the evening service, Mr. Tim Stutt lead the singing at both services, A week-long camp commences August 12 and continues through August 19th at the Pentecostal Holiness Camp grounds at Arthur. Evening services at the local church will be cancelled in order that members and friends may attend the evening camp services when a former minister, Rev. Fred Thomson, will be the guest speaker. WERE THE BOYS WHO DID INHERIT, "ELECTRICAL KNOWLEDGE OF GREAT MERIT° United Church The United Church Planning Committee for the inside food booth at the Lions' Club Fair, August 17, 18 and 19 met Wed- nesday at the church. It was discovered that 112 persons are needed to work two- hour shifts so many members and friends will be required to give generously of their time for this project. Several "plates" were planned as well as the usual hamburgs and hot dogs, etc. THE JETS WERE PULLING - The Lucan-lIderton Jets placed second in the tug-of-war competition at Dashwood Friedsburg Pays, Saturday. The Jets with hockey playing coach Jock Nairn bearing down at the front of the line ore shown as they edged Shipka in a tough five minute pull in a semi-final heat. T-A photo 1161PIMMEMOONMEMENNEWSPAREINTIMAIMMV Recipes with low calories Lemon-Lime cottage cheese salad suffering minor injuries. Con- stable G.J. Barker investigated, At 7.45 p.m., the same day, vehicles driven by Michael Boishetschenko, 192 Gladstone Avenue, London and James Edmund Douglas, RR 1, St. Marys were involved in an ac- cident at the junction of highways 4 and 7 at. Elginfield. Douglas and three passengers were taken by Lucan Ambulance Service to University hospital in London. Constable Campbell set damages at $1,400. In the seventh accident of the week, Constable Campbell reported damages of $1,600 when a vehicle driven by Martin Walter Entrop, 870 Michigan Avenue, Sarnia skidded on loose gravel and rolled into the ditch on Concession 6-7 of London town- ship near the Denfield sideroad. The driver suffered fractures and was taken to University hospital by Thames Valley Ambulance. Sgt. Daley reports this week that the territory covered by the Lucan detachment has been extended on the south to Highway 22. This is an addition of about 40 square miles of territory. Peir400414 Lions Fair Shower for bride-to-be • coming up Step 1 1 pkg. D-Zerta dietetic lemon gelatin or 11 2 tsp. Staffords Sugar Free Jello 12 oz. cottage cheese, sieved or whipped '2 cup boiling water Add boiling water to gelatin and stir until dissolved. Cool until it begins to set. Add cottage cheese, stirring until thoroughly blended. Turn into a large mold. Chill until set, Lion president Jim Simpson is pleased to report Lucan and District Lion activities as follows: park improvement and equipment, $3,300; sportsday, $200; minor hockey, $1,000; health and welfare, $500; sight and blind, $150; donations, in- cluding Granton Park, $850; C.N.I.B., $400 ;Red Cross canvass, $250; Sunshine Club Christmas trip, $200; equipment at new fire hall, $200. The main money raising ac- tivity is the Lucan Fair sponsored by the Lucan and District Lion'S" Club. The third annual fair will be held this year August 17, 18 and 19, in the arena and on the arena grounds. Another good fund raiser is the monthly dances and the walka than is held each year to raise money for park im- provements. A large portion of the proceeds from the fair will be earmarked for community betterment. • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL Creditors 234-6381 Step 2 1 pkg. D-Zerta dietic lime jello or 11 2 tsp. Staffords Sugar Free Jello 1 1 2 cups boiling water 1 cup fresh or canned grapefruit sections (packed in water), and juice, sweeten if desired. Add boiling water to gelatin, stirring until dissolved. Cool until it begins to set. Add grapefruit and juice, pour on top of lemon cottage cheese mixture and chill until set, Unmoid and serve on bed of lettuce. Note half of the salad equals 6 oz cottage cheese and 4 oz. fruit. Luncheon only. Courtesy Eva Richardson, London. Former reporter birthday guest Miss L. Abbott, Lucan T-A correspondent for 17 years will long remember her 86th bir- thday. She was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Haskett on Sunday. Other guests included Mrs. Will Haskett and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Corbett. During the afternoon all were taken on a tour of village sub- divisions where new homes are springing up like mushrooms. Miss Abbott was amazed at the wonderful improvement in the streets and also at the additions to the Haskett Funeral Home, residence and grounds. by Calvin Wilkie, 1330 Com- missioners Road west, London and Zelda Luella lieskett, RR 2 Denfield, The second mishap, Saturday involved three vehicles on high- way 4, just north of Middlesex County Road 22 intersection at Clandeboye. A vehicle driven by Elizabeth McIntyre of Lunn was south- bound pulling a trailer with a barrel and shovel aboard. The contents fell onto the roadway and following vehicles driven by Lorraine Aulenbach, Granton and Charles Fonger, London were in collision. Constable N.A. Campbell listed total damages at $950, Sgt. S.M. Daley is investigating a hit and run accident which occurred Saturday night on the Usborne-Biddulph townline, just east of Concession 1 and 2 in Biddulph township. A vehicle driven by Vera A. Elston, RR 1, Centralia was struck by an unkown vehicle. The car is believed to be a Ford Galaxie and it suffered extensive damage to the front right side. The Elston vehicle was damaged to the extent of $350. Early Sunday morning a vehicle driven by Joseph Patrick Glavin, RR 2, Lucan failed to negotiate a curve on Middlesex County road 13, east of Con- cession 2-3 in Biddulph township. The driver and two passengers were taken to University hospital in London suffering from cuts and bruises. Constable Campbell estimated total damages at $1,100. Shortly after noon, Saturday, a vehicle driven by William Albert McGee of Huron Park skidded on loose gravel on highway 7, east of the highway 4 intersection and was damaged to the extent of $550. The driver and a passenger Doris Mary McGee were taken to St. Joseph's hospital, London by Lucan Ambulance Service, Friends and relatives from Belleville, Chatham, London and Lucan gathered at the home of Mrs. Clarence Haskett when she and her daughter Brenda were hosts for a miscellaneous shower for Kim English prior to her marriage to Dennis Burt on. Saturday. Contests were won by Mrs. Murray Hodgson and Mrs. Clare Stanley. Shelley Lewis, tiny niece of the bride-elect assisted in bringing her the gifts and "helping" unwrap them. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gibson, Linda and Gary have returned from a holiday trip through the Rideau Valley. Mrs. M.H. Hodgins and her sister, M. Merle Law, London, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ward Hodgins, Clinton caring for Jennifer and Megan while their parents celebrated their 5th anniversary by taking a trip to Niagara Falls and area. Mr. & Mrs. William Froats attended the wedding of his niece, Jane Burley and Dennis Menard, Kempville last Friday. While in that area they visited relatives and did some camping. Mrs.• Mildred Stoner, Watford has been a guest with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prinde, Princess St., for the past week. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Park have returned from a holiday at a cottage on Gibson Lake, visiting Midland and other points of in- terest, Friends. of Mrs. Jim Burt are glad to hear that she is home from the hospital and recovering. Gordon and Rose(Forman) Brooks were hosts for the For- man family reunion on Sunday. Guests were present from Ottawa, Toronto, Brampton, Georgetown and Chatham. A first for By MRS. S. HUTTON Lower Interest Rates NOW AVAILABLE ON 1 st and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario on RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPEFITIES Interim financing on new construction or land development REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA-PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. AREA CODE 519-744-6535 COLLECT WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH Mr. & Mrs, Clifford Sugden granddaughter Beth Sugden, Detroit visited recently with Mrs. Isabel' Sugden and Tennyson Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Oswald Butchereit and boys visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Dennis. Diane Hutton is spending the summer with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hutton and Don, Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Pehlke Monkton, visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Dennis. A housewarming is the last call for people who neglected to send wedding gifts. Welcome to Lucan Newcomers to Lucan ,include: Mr. & Mrs. Brian Lightfoot, 112 Main St. Film on lawn well attended The film "City of the Bees" shown on the United Church lawn on Saturday evening was very well received by a reasonably good number of people. A second film "Footprints in Stone" will be shown at dusk on the United Church lawn on August 11. This film is meant to be an argument against the evolutionary theory of man. This film will also be shown on Sunday evening at dusk on the lawn at the Kestle Honey Farm. swim pool This week at the pool marked a first at Lucan, when two swim meets were held. At the first one Exeter had an easy victory against our swimmers, Against Dorchester, however, the Lucan "Flying Fish", showing great enthusiasm and determination pts defeatedon the opposing team by 33 Again, many thanks to the adults who helped as officials. August 9 the Lucan team will swim against St. Marys. Swim lessons continued as usual with about 100 students. Joanne Muller and Randy Kraul have joined the staff for the remainder of the season. Sunday the Lucan "Swimming Seven" played their first water polo game in Clinton, with that team winning by a close margin of 6-5. Steve Revington scored three goals and Rob Andrews two. The team has been working very hard lately and they will play August 19, again in Clinton. Ladies ball club in second spot The Lucan Women's team won their game Friday night against Nairn and an exhibition game Monday with Toronto-Dominion Bank, London, and are now in second place. They play Ailsa Craig, the first place team Wednesday in Craig and again on Friday in Lucan. Sunday afternoon they will play Strathroy in the P,W,S.U. Intermediate C, in Lucan. Irish record is 14 wins The Irish 9 won their game Monday and the Wednesday evening game was rained out, The standing is 14 wins and 6 losses. In a tournament on the Weekend they did not fare so well losing to Whitehorse on Saturday, 4.0, and to a recreational team from Kitchener on Sunday 2-1 in 10 innings. The four teams are still en- joying their T-ball and learning much of the rudiments of baseball. AUGUST 17,18,19 3 BIG DAYS Saturday - Miss IVIYRNA LORRIE and the Canadian Playboys 3 DIG SHOWS-4 ,30,7,30, 9.30 MIDWAY Bride-elect is honored Fri. Sat, Sun.- Continuous Irish Entertainment featuring the fabulous Molly McGuires -- in the Arena Friday CKCO -TV Star 'Big AI' and a Shower Of Stars 7.30, 9-30 Bingo Games of Chance TALENT SHOW 2 FLOORS OF EXHIBITS Continuous IVIouies MAPLE CITY SHOWS Frank Walton at the Organ FISHERMAN'S PARADISE (TROUT POND) DUNKING MACHINE TOM NOYES "DUO" also Saturday afternoon ENGLISH Et WESTERN HORSE SHOW $1000 in price mono/ and tho AWARDS Sunday Horseshoe trattraanient, $100 in prize money. Watch the world's thatnpion ELMCI:t HOW:, GIGANTIC PARADE -Antique Cars -Bands -Floats Sponsored by Lucan OiStrkt Lions Club Sunday afternoon Mrs. George English entertained friends and relatives of both families at a trousseau tea for her daughter Kim prior to her tnarriage to Dennis Burt next Saturday. Pouring tea were Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Rorndka and Mrs. Robert Johnston, London, aunts of the bride, Janis Burt, Sister Of 'the groom and Michelle Lewis, niece of the bride served in the tea room, Wedding gifts were shown by the sister of the bride, Mrs. Philip Lewis, the shower gifts by Julie lieriderSail and Shirley Labedie, Chathern showed the trousseau. Granton man passes away The funeral of the late Wilbert (Bert) Jones, Granton was held from the C, Haskett and Son Funeral Home August 1 with Rev. Grant Dawson of the Woodham-Kirkton charge con- ducting the service. The pallbearers were Bill Jones, Bill Thomson, Fred Jones, William, Jarman, Elmer Harlton and Harry Squire. Flower bearers were Gordon Alce, Jack Bryan, Douglas Tuttle, Harold Wallis, Allen Aicheson, Norman Hodgins, Robin Bryan and George Thomson, G. L. SLAGHT It a Laurie and Barbara Westman of Granton at Dashwood's Friedsburg talent show. Western * Ontario's • %Jo, FA/pt Back, left, Harvey Sinith;Cecil Skinner, Judy Mills tint( Mat Mills,. Front, Bob Blair, Ray Shaebotfairi, Ray Mills, Ken Greb and ScITI Skinner. 1-A Photo THE DOLLS WERE DANCINO A group from the Centralia tired provided an interesting nunther at the bothwood Itriedsberg talent show, Priddy night, They ore Mown above with their dancing dolls.