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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-14, Page 18BIDDULPH STUDENT COUNCIL — The 1974-75 student council at Biddulph-t.ucan school was named recently. Back, left, Bonnie Richards, Andy Sharp, John Henderson, Pam Powell, Jane Hardy, April Caverhill, Karen Taylor, Jim Mills and Patti Smith. Centre, Bruce Joyce, Robert Brintnell, secretary Cheryle McIntyre, boys president Bob Hodgins, girls president Sheryl Noyes, treasurer Robin Revington, Teresa Shumkci and Gordon Mills. Front Jeff Nevin, Karen Radcliffe, Melany Dark, Lori Noyes, Danny Hodgins, Lori Leitch and Alan Mardlin. T-A ohoto Lucan and district news Phone 227-4714 Correspondent: Mrs.I14,11. Hodgins Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cun- ningham, David and Donald, were Sunday guests with Mr", & Mrs, • W.. Ward Hodgins and Vanastra Park. Mr. & Mrs. Don Hugill, Mr, & Mrs. John Moor, Mr, & Mrs. Brad England and Mr. & Mrs.Tom England attended the Fanshawe College Apprentice Award and Graduation banquet at Wonderland Gardens on Friday evening where Bradley received a cash award for being the top student. Rev. John Hofland called at the McCormick Home last Tuesday and arrived in time to attend the Auxiliary Tea in the lower lounge. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott spent Friday in Paris, guests with Mrs. Clayton Abbott and family. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Madden and Miss Carolyn Madden of Officers named for CGIT group Gwen Densmore was elected President at the meeting of the C.G.I.T. in Lucan United church on Tuesday evening. Other of- ficers are treasurer, Wendy Hearn, reporters Brenda Thompson and Janice Burt. Tentative ,plans were made for the annual Christmas Vesper Service date to be set at the next meeting, Bible study on "The Disciples" was started. Planning for anniversary The Official Board of the Lucan-Clandeboye charge of the United Church of Canada met on Tuesday evening in the Lucan Church to make plans for celebrating the 50th anniverary of the National U.C. in 1975. Rev, Ewart Madden conducted a "Head, Heart & Hand" Bible Study on Luke 15:1-7 and various members of the Board read anniversary suggestions from headquarters. The Board agreed tha4 the :story of tie- local churches should be updated, banners should be made and a poster contest held between the Sunday Church School students for display in prominent places in the villages. Many other suggestions were read to be discussed later. The copgregation will be asked to piece their suggestions in a box in the Narthex. A general steering committee was appointed, namely Stewart McCallum Ron King, Dale Froats and Iva Hodgins from Lucan, and Betty Coughlin and Gerald Lynn from Clandeboye, with power to add, .The filmstrip "Calling Canada to Christ" was shown and discussed with a view to holding a weekend visitation of all United church familes, together with a team of visitors from London area, to be followed with a "mini" Crusade, in the Spring. This plan was given approval by a very small margin, and will be discussed further. PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, one Auction Sale Service that is most efficient and courteous. CALL THE WRIGHT AUCTIONEER Telephone Hensel! (519)262-5515 GEORGE EIZENGA LTD. INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING for FARM & BUSINESS 107 MAIN ST., LUCAN Telephone 227-4851 C. HARRY RODER, D.C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panne! Lane, STRATHROY Telephone 245-1272 By appointment please. ACTION CENTRE MART Located on Highway #4 l Mile North of Exeter THE BIG, LITTLE MARKET —Large AuctiorPRoom available for complete or partial estates. --Complete refinishing centre. Minwax wood finishes, etc. —Weekend Antique Flea Market. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Before You Buy (or Sell) Give Us a Try Bill & Lavarre Clark, Owners 672-3566 Percy Wright, Auctioneer 262-5515 Party foods discussed The "Party Poppers" meeting at St. Patrick's School, discussed party foods and decided to hold their party on Saturday, November 16th. Barbecues, buffets and picnics came under discussion and individual cup- cakes were decorated with Marie Haygarth and Pam Moor, making the icing. All record books are due on November 28th. The members will meet tonight, the 14th, to make final plans for their party on the 16th. The "Eti-quettes" met at the home of Sheryl Noyes on Saturday morning and devoted their time to the same discussions topic as the "Party Poppers". Lonnie Sockett and Kim Flood helped demonstrate decorating the cupcakes, uaing t; the "butter cake" recipe. On Monday, the "Eti-quettes" 4-H members held a very sue., cessful skating party at the Lucan Arena. The girls met at the home of assistant leader Lynn Stanley, to leave their hot dishes for the potluck supper to follow, and proceeded to the arena. They played a game of broom ball and several variations of tag, Returning to Lynn's they en- joyed the supper of such dishes as spaghetti casseroles, scalloped potatoes, pizza, etc., and for dessert, brownies, German tea squares, chocolate cake and peanut butter cookies, all made by the members themselves. The party concluded with games, also planned by the girls. The next meeting will take) place on November 16th at the home of Sheila Smith. Need news early Please send or phone your news in today Thursday, or tomorrow, Friday before 8 p.m. Your correspondent will be away Saturday and Monday. The Lucan Ho Jo's evened their record at two wins and two losses in OHA Intermediate "C" play when they defeated Belmont 8-5. Gord Hardy, Bob Evans and Rick Funston paced the locals with two goals each while Dennis Burt and Rick Daigle added the singles. Lucan's next home game will he Monday November 18 when they host Forest, with game time at 8:30. The Lucan Irish in the league Junior D stretched their un- beaten streak to fqur games with a win and a tie in play over the past week. Wednesday the Irish trounced Strathroy Falcons before the home fans 10-2. Lucan led 1-0 after one period of play and 4-0 going into the third frame. Mike Wraith scored Lucan's first period goal while Ron and Randy Funston and Ed Robb connected in the middle frame. In the third period Ed Robb scored two goals to .actijeye his hat trick while singles went to Brent Harvey, Mike Wraith, Craig Corman and Brad Taylor. Ron Steeper's bid for a shutout ended when a Strathroy player knocked in a rebound early in the third period. Friday night the Irish travelled to Exeter and came home with one point as the teams battled to a 7-7 tie. Lucan jumped into an early 2-0 lead on two power play goals with Mike Wraith and Brian McNeil finding the range only to have the Hawks score three consecutive goals to take a 3-2 lead going into the second period. The Irish outscored the Hawks 2-1 in the middle frame as the teams headed into the third period deadlocked at four goals apiece. Lucan goal scorers in the House league now over 200 Boys and girls committee chairman, Lion Gary Mariders, reported at the Lions Club meeting on Monday evening that registration for houseleague hockey had reached 181 with an anticipated registration of 200. Monday, December 16 was set as the date for the family Christmas party and it was reported that repairs are being made to the roof of the Park building. Vandals had torn many shingles off the roof during the summer. Parks Committee Chairman Lion Don Leitch also reported that the new Park gates were completed at a cost of just under $2,000. Fair Committee Chairman, Lion Jim Young informed the members that Hank Snow would be the featured entertainer for two days of the 1975 Fair. Set standards for buildings At the November meeting of the Biddulph Township Council the engineers report was provisionally adopted for the construction of the Steffen5- Zubal drain and .the Steffena. Roticina drain. A resolution was passed setting standards for building maintenance and health for improving older homes. Building permita were authorized as follows: Florence Bryan, Lot 20, Con. 10, a home; Ted Toortders, Lot 26, Con. 6, a garage; Herman Steffens, Lot 8, Con. 3, manure storage; P. .1, Kelly, Lot 25, Con, 11, implement shed; Alan Scott, Lot 30, Cot, 3, roof on silo; Arthur Dark,. Lot 9, Con. 4, barn; Hugh Davis, Let 8, N.B., Addition to house. 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We •are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed investment Cer- tificates. * Subject to change .Pose. 18 Times-Advocate, Nevemiaer 14, 1974 Accident kills .dog in Bryanston area Lucan district news tobieoke and Mr. David Zaluski of Waterloo were Sunday guests with Rev. & Mrs. Swart Madden, Mr-4 Mrs., M. H. Hodgins were Sunday guests with their son and his wife, Mr. & Mrs. E. Wayne Hodgins, RR 3 Ilderton. Mrs. Paul Melanson of C,F,B, Borden spent the weekend with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Wm, Froats, while Paul was on a hunting hip. Any woman of the community interested in attending the Women's Institute is invited to the meeting next Wednesday, November 20, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. M. 1-1, Hodgins, 230 Butler Street. Allen Madden spent the weekend in Mississauga, a guest with Mr. & Mrs. VanKeulen and Linda. Mrs, Gordon Batson, Mrs. Jack Darling, Mrs. G. Jervis, Mrs. E. Mosurinjohn, Mrs. Lorne Barker and Mrs. M. H. Hodgins attended the Ailsa Craig C.G.I.T, Craft Show and Tea on Saturday af- ternoon. Patricia Powell, RR 1, Arva was taken to St. Joseph's hospital, London suffering facial fractures after the vehicle she was driving struck a tree after leaving Concession 9 road in London township near Clarke sideroad. Constable D. R. Vance set damages at $1,000. Damages of $2,800 were sustained Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m, when vehicles driven by Cheryl Butler, RR 1 Arva, and Elizabeth Klinger, RR 4 Denfield, Collided on Concession 7 of, London township, a mile west of Highway 4. No one was injured and Con- stable J. A. Wilson investigated, More show awards for Brialin pups Mrs. Howard Currie of Brialin Kennels attended the Kitchener- Waterloo Kennel Club Show on Saturday with two of her puppies. Dalin Kandi of Brialin took Winners Female and Best of Opposite sex for one point. This puppy has only one point to go for her championship, Brialin Schipper walked off with Winners Male, Best of Winners, Best of Canadian Bred in Breed, Best Canadian Bred Puppy in Breed and Best of Breed, for two points, Congratulations Mrs. Currie! Shop At Wilson's Jewellery 413 Main St. - Exeter PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US In the last of seven accidents investigated this week by officers of the Ontario Provincial Police detachment at Lucan a large dog was kilied. The animal was struck on Highbury Avenue in the Bryanston area by a vehicle driven by James Hord, 151$ Glengarry Crescent, London at 2 a.m., Tuesday. Constable G, 11. Wilcox in- vestigated and listed damages to the Hord vehicle at $400. Monday evening at 7 p.m. Constable W. R. Disher listed damages at $250 when a vehicle driven by Gregory Sadler, RR 2 Parkhill, left county road 24 at the Ausable River bridge. Sunday afternoon Michael Chesterson, 70 High street, London was taken to St. Joseph's hospital, London suffering serious injuries after the vehicle he was driving was in collision with a vehicle being operated by Gregory Baker, 506 Hamilton Road, London. Constable Wilcox estimated damages at $700. The mishap occurred on Highway 4 at Clandeboye. Damages amounted to only $30 when vehicles driven by Karl Ortmanns, RR 3 Exeter, and Edwin McRae, Arva, were in collision on Highway 4 at Arva. Constable N, A. Campbell in- vestigated. Wednesday morning at 8.55, Ho Jo's even season record, Irish streak goes to four going into the third. Jim Benn led the locals with three goals and one assist while single goals went to Bill Hudson, Gary Connolly, Jim Hodgins, Bob Cornish, Jim Thompson and Randy Kraul. Each team received ten minor penalties apiece. In exhibition play Friday Huron East defeated the Lucan pee-wees by a 6-3 score. Dean Scott scored Lucan's first goal with Bob Greene setting him up while Brad Degraw scored the other two Lucan goals with Paul Gilmour getting an assist on one of Degraw's goals. second period were Mike McIntyre and Ron Funston, Exeter scored two quick goals early in the third and appeared to have the game wrapped up but Craig Corman brought Lucan to within one goal and Brad Taylor tied the game at 6-6. Corman's second goal of the period gave Lucan a brief lead but Exeter scored late in the game to provide the tie. Lucan juveniles remained undefeated in league play when they defeated Dorchester 9.4 in a game played at Belmont Sunday. Lucan was never behind as they led 3-1 after one period and 4-3 Cadets participate in service at Legion Mayo, White Cross, Unknown Percy, yahey, Ladies Auciliary, President Mrs. A, E. Reilly, Lucan Business Men, Gary McFalls, Lucan & District Lions Club, President Bob Stutt, I.O.O.F. No, 70, Art Bell, Lucan Firemen, Dan Gwalchmai. A wreath was also laid in memory of Legion member the late Harry Bond by his daughter Mrs. Sally Appleton, A Remembrance Day service in ,the Canadian Legion,. Branch 540 was held at 12:30 on Sunday, with Veterans and friends and a large group of the Huron- Middlesex Cadet Corps in at- tendance. Rev. John Hofland led in opening prayer and the benediction and Rev. Ewart Madden read the scripture. Wreaths were placed as follows: Province of Ontario, the Honorable W. A. Stewart, Village of Lucan, Reeve Ivan Hearn, Biddulph Township, Reeve Wilson Hodgins, Canadian Legion Branch 540, President Bert Thompsbn, Canadian Legion Branch 531 (Ilderton), Cyril Explorers to do collection At the Expedition on Monday after school the Lucan- Clandeboye Explorers received their UNICEF Collection Boxes but because of the very wet weather the drive was postponed until later in the week. Mary Madden conducted the opening ceremony and the roll call was answered with buttons, needles, thread and clothing for the bale for UnitarianServices. The members enjoyed a con- test using the new Anglican- United Church calendar to discover which emblem belonged to each Province. Counsellor Mrs. Don O'Neil read a story "Adopting a Grandmother" and a singsong was enjoyed. Each girl also received several calendars to be sold on different streets. If you are missed and would like a copy, please phone 227-4879. The next Expedition will be Monday, November 18 after school. Girls plan baking sale Your support is needed for the Guides & Brownies at their Bake Sale in the Parish Hall on Saturday, November 30. The Brownies have been meeting regularly each Wed- nesday after school. There are 18 Tweenies (girls who have not qualified as full Brownies) and Julie Mugford, Pam Gibbs, and Jennifer MaC'Donald have been enrolled. They attended the required number of consecutive regular meetings and have learned their Promise, Law, Motto and the meaning of a "good deed". The Pack is now full, but if others are interested Pack I will be reopened under the leadership of Mrs. W. L. Fowles, 227-4945. Please 'phone if your daughter would like to become a Brownie. The "applehead witch" project proved to be successful as a fun "Hallowe'en idea, but the girls are finding it difficult to let them dry until "thinking day" in February! Never too old to start bowling Two new McCormick Home residents, Mrs. Lizzie O'Neil, age 95 and Mrs. Irene Needham, age 94, last Saturday participated in the dart and shuffleboard games and did splendidly for beginners. The latter also went bowling with the bowlers on Friday when Miss L. E. Abbott came 4th for the 4th week in a row. ACW hears Deanery report Members of Holy Trinity A.C.W. held their November meeting last Wednesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. Bagger. 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