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BY-LAW NO. 4-69
Corporation of the
Village of Lucan
BEING A BY-LAW TO GOVERN THE POSITION OF
CARS PARKED OR ABANDONED ON THE STREETS
WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF LUCAN TO ENSURE THE
PROPER PLOWING OF SNOW
THEREFORE the Council of the Village of Lucan
deem it necessary to enact as follows;
1. That any vehicle that is parked or abandoned
on streets within the Village of Lucan in such a
position that it will interfere with snowplowing
operations, from 1 a.m. to 8 a.m., will be towed
away at the owner's expense, damage done to
any such vehicle will be owner's responsibility.
2, That a notice be inserted in "The Exeter Times
Advocate" in this week's edition.
Read a first, second and
third time this 6th day of
January, 1969 and passed.
IVAN J, HEARN, Reeve
M, T., GIBSON, Clerk
CHRISTIAN VIEW BIKE COI4EQE
CHOIR
Presents
"The Night of Miracles"
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
LUCAN REVIVAL CENTRE
Sunday, Dec 15
11 a.m. Ho Jo's get double victories,
house league play underway
LUCAN UCW BAZAAR — The annual Lucan United Church Women's bazaar held Friday night was again
very successful. Shown with some of the articles for sale are from the left, Mrs. Earl Young president Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs. A. Kernick. T-A photo
A multitude of articles
Capacity crowd at bazaar
By MIKE WRAITH
The Lucan Ho-Jo's defeated
North Middlesex twice over the
week to close within two points of
third place in the OHA Inter-
mediate 'C' league standings. In
Parkhill the Ho-Jo's defeated the
home team 8.7 in a high scoring
game with Bob MacDonald
leading with four goals.
Monday Lucan defeated North
Middlesex 6-3. The Ho-Jo's never
trailed as they led 3-1 after the
first period and 5-2 after two
periods of play, Bob Evans and
Tom Hodgins each scored two
goals to pace the Lucan attack
with singles going to Ron Lin-
denfield and Paul Young. Lucan
was assessed 8 of 10 penalties
including two misconducts while
North Middlesex out shot Lucan
39 to 37.
The Irish juniors had a busy
week losing two and winning one
game. Wednesday Lucan met
Seaforth for the first time and
defeated the visitors by a 5-1
score. Mike McIntyre led the
Irish with two goals while Lucan
goaltender, Eugene Glavin,
turned in a strong performance
Sincere thanks to all members
and friends, who contributed to
the success of this annual project.
The General Assembly room at
the Lucan United Church was
filled to capacity on Friday
evening for the U.C.W, annual
Snowflake Bazaar.
A multitude of articles in-
cluding sewing, knitting,
crocheting, 3 quilts, an afghan,
handcrafts, etc., kept the
customers 3 deep, to buy their
Christmas gifts. The same
situation existed at the Chirstmas
Cake and Pudding booth and the
Home Baking booth. The Country
Store was also very popular with
all kinds of jams, jellies, pickles,
plants, etc. The "This 'n That"
corner kept the children happy,
while the Delicatessen Table
articles looked scrumptious.
Owing to the cost of sugar very
few members had made candy.
The halls and the Assembly
room were decorated with
snowflake mobiles swaying to
and fro with the crowd.
The tearoom tables were set
with Christmas cloths and the
table centres made by Mrs.
Emerson Stanley were most
attractive.
The members of the C.G.I.T,
had decorated the two Christmas
trees in blue and silver which also
added to the festive scene.
Mrs. H. B. Langford acted as
Tea Room hostess with Mrs. Ross
McRoberts convening the tea
room.
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Seniors enjoy
busy afternoon
Members of the Sunshine group
enjoyed euchre on Thursday
afternoon playing for lone hands
with prizes being won by Mr. &
Mrs. Joe Carter, The "Busy
Buddies" craft group continued
their liquid embroidery and are
producing beautiful pieces.
Mrs. Eva Allison showed a
display of her craft work to both
groups and will teach others to
make some of the articles in the
new year. Mrs. Harold Cobleigh
read a poem provided by Mrs.
Carter entitled "Ready for
Christmas".
Lunch was served by Mrs. J. F.
Tuke, Mrs. H, Bond and Mrs. G,
Hodgins.
Local man
on telecast
President Mrs. Sheridan
Revington and Mrs. Ewart
Madden welcomed the guests at
the door, and Rev, Madden of-
ficially opened the Bazaar at 7:30
p.m.
assist was Lucans only goal of the
period.
Saturday Lucan travelled to
Huron Park and dropped a 5-2
decision, Although the game was
tied after two periods of play,
Lucan couldn't contain the strong
Huron Park attack in the third.
Jamie Shipley and Dave Egan
were the Lucan goal getters.
Sunday in Exeter Lucan were
edged out by a 4-3 score. With
Lucan leading 3-1 going into the
3rd period, that period again
proved costly as Exeter ac-
counted for three goals, Jamie
Shipley scored two goals' to lead
Lucan
while PaulAtom Wraith scored
the other Lucan goal.
Saturday in Huron Park, Lucan
and Huron Park Atoms battled to
a 2-2 tie, Robbie Black and Steven
Glenn scored for the visitors.
Lucan Lions House League
The Sabres edged the Aces 5-4.
Ferlin Sovereign scored two
goals for the Sabres with singles
goals going to Wayne Hall, Colin
Wildfong and Dale Cook. Allan
Graves, Brent Stainton, Danny
Thompson and Bob Ross scored
for the Aces.
In pee-wee action the Thun-
derbirds blanked the Blazers 5-0
with Paul McGregor scoring
three times and Don Hardie and
Russ Hayter managing singles
while David DeBoer picked up
the shutout.
The Raiders edged the Lions 6-5
with Allan Maslen and Greg
DeGraw each scoring three goals
for the Raiders while Frank
Toonders scored two goals to
pace the Lions with single
markers going to Don Lilley,
Darren McFalls and Ken
Cocquyt.
In the third game the Bombers
defeated the Barons 3-2 with Ray
Thompson scoring two goals and
Paul Vanderborne a single for the
Bombers whle Jeff VanPraet and
Pat Murphy socred for the
Barons.
The Wildcats edged out the Jets
1-0 with John MacDonald netting
the lone goal and Brent Fowles
was credited with a shutout.
In the other atom game the
Bears shut out the Cougars 3-0.
Brian Haygarth, Doug Petitt and
Chris Avery scored for the Bears
while Dean Hindmarsh managed
the shutout.
and lost his bid for a shutout in
the third period.
Thursday in Tavistock Lucan
dropped a 6-4 decision to the
Hawks, Ed Robb led the Irish
with two goals, The Irish were
ahead 3-1 after one period of play
and the final Tavistock goal went
in the empty Lucan net when the
goalie had been replaced by an
extra attacker.
Sunday, Lucan could not put
the puck past the Mitchell goalie
as Mitchell dumped the Irish 8-2.
Despite the score Lucan had
numerous chances but could not
take advantage of them. Gary
Herr and Jim Maguire accounted
for the Lucan goals.
Midget
Friday night Lucan scored a
goal in each period as they
defeated Ilderton 3-0 in a well
played game. In the first period
Cecil Nickles scored what proved
to be the winning goal with Jim
Benn and Don Latta assisting.
Rick Freeman scored the
second goal after converting a
Ken Holland pass while Jim Benn
scored the final goal with assists
going to Nickles and Holland.
Matt O'Neil and Terry Hayter
combined for the shutout while
both teams were assessed ten
penalties apiece.
Bantams
Friday night in an exhibition
game Oakridge defeated the
Lucan bantams by a 5-2 score
with one goal being scored on a
penalty shot. Martin Clarke
scored the first Lucan goal on a
solo effort to cut the Oakridge
lead to 2-1 while Dean Densmore
scored in the third period from
Clarke and Jamie Wilson.
Sunday Lucan dumped Exeter
11-1 with Calvin McCallum
leading the way with four goals
while Martin Clarke added three
and Jim Hayter two, Single goals
went to Ron Glenn and Martin
Duenk.
Pee-wee
Fri: y. 'night the visiting Traerra feSin defeated the Lucan.
pee-wees's by a _4-2 score.
Ilderton led 1-0 after one period
only to have Paul Wraith score
the only goal of the second period
to tie the score. Three Ilderton
goals in the final period gave
Ilderton the victory while Paul
Wraith's second goal of the game
with Doug Latta picking up the
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Christmas
Flowers
Mrs. Al Cocquyt, Publicity
Chairman for the Lucan-
Biddulph Branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society, was a
guest panelist last Thursday on
Cablecast T.V. for the program
"Breast Cancer".
Dr. McCreadie of the Victoria
Hospital Cancer Research Unit
Was' hoSt bf the 'program which
,
gave interested persons a chance
to 'phone in questions to the panel
for answering on the air.
Mrs. Cocquyt was one of the
members of a panel that
discussed the subject of Breast
Cancer, along with Dr.
McCreadie, at the 1974 Campaign
Branch campaign meeting
"Ladies Only Night" held the end
of March, in Holy Trinity
Anglican Church.
Mrs. Cocquyt reports that the
switchboard at the Cablecast
Station was flooded with calls
while the show as on the air,
proving that many people are
interested in this very important
part of the Cancer Research
Program.
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At the Brantford & District
Kennel Club Show on Saturday,
all dogs taking top places, with
one exception, were from the
Kennels of Mrs. Howard Currie.
The dog who took Best of Breed
was also Best in Show and his
mother came from Brialin
Kennels. Best of Opposite Sex,
female, was won by Brialin's
Prinza and it was the first time
she had been shown in two years.
Winner's Male, Best of Winners
and Best Canadian Bred Puppy
was taken by Brialin's Schipper.
Finally the Reserve Winner's
Female was Dalin Kandi of
Brialin. Mrs. Currie, as the
Ontario Representative of the
"Keeshond Club of Canada", put
on a "booster" show in
cooperation with the Brantford
Club.
The trophies were beautiful
and all class prizes were im-
ported "Dutch" lamps. Mrs.
Currie also came home with 3
lamps as well as the trophies.
Congratulations I
Mr. & Mrs. Ken McArthur of
Lambeth were Saturday guests
with Miss L. E. Abbott. The latter
is a sister of the late Miss Eva
Hunter, Miss Abbott's best
Toronto friend.
Mr. & Mrs, John Madden of
Etobicoke were Friday evening
and Saturday guests with the
former's parents, Rev. & Mrs.
Ewart Madden.
New officers in the Royal
Canadian Legion No. 540 include
Mrs. R. B. Worthington,
Secretary and Mrs. Sam Craig,
Treasurer.
Guests on Thursday with Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Prince were Mr. &
Mrs. Horace Lake and Mrs.
Helen Parker of Watford and
Mrs. Norman Arnold and
daughter Kimberley of London.
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