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Or, if you'd prefer, give me a call, Iner Smith Manager xeter 235-2111 ROYAL I3AN K .6irving Ontario Lucan- and - district news UCW studies religions, plan fashion show, buy toys At the weekly meeting of the Lucan Tops Club an election was held for the year 76-77, The results are as follows: leader, Marg Avery; co-leader, Gerry Hayes; secretary, Barb Caughlin: treasurer, Florence McNaughton. These officers will assume their duties the first week of April. The new leader will ap- point a weight recorder and assistant to help her,. Ne wish the new executive well and hope everyone will get behind them and help them conduct their offices to the best of their ability. May 31 the new officers will be Seniors will fete Ilderton At the meeting of the Lucan Senior Citizens Club on Thursday afternoon, the date, April 8 was confirmed for entertaining the members of the Ilderton Club in the lower hall of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, commencing at 2 p.m. The "Busy Buddies' were asked to have a craft display and will be carrying on with a craft during the afternoon. Tickets are going very well for the grocery draw and more will be available at the meeting this afternoon. A letter of appreciation was received from Mrs, Ruth Glider for the assistance given her when she was flooded out of her apartment. Birthday greetings were extended to Luther Morley and a poem "The Friendly Stranger" was read by president Muriel Cobleigh which had been provided by Harriet Holmes. Euchre prizes were won by Laura Toohey lady's high, Vina Emery; lady's lone, Luther Morley; man's high, and and Gordon Hotson's Man's lone. Luch was served by Violet Hardy, Mary Mcllhargey and Laura Toohey, Lucan Revival Centre Sunday evening at the Lucan Revival Centre Rev. William Cochrane gave the message. Rev. F, Cochrane is leaving this week for Chatham. He will be working their with Rev, Ronald Donovan at the Chatham deliverance centre. After the evening service a short lunch was served hi the basement of the church and Rev, Cochrane gave his farewell speech, Lucan United Church The message at the Lucan United Church Sunday Morning was taken from Luke 15 "Finding the Sheep." This message was for outcasts and sinners and we are all in the same boat as, according to the Bible not one of us is pure. Many can be very busy in the work of His kingdom, but still overlook our own devotional and prayer life, The choir, under the direction of Pritil Knight, sang "I waited for the Lord", with the duet and solo parts being taken by 13ev Madden and Jean Jones. `Next Sunday morning the CGIT presents their Musical "Cool in material at a later date. Mrs. Froats announced the annual Fashion Show op May 12 and the Junior Girls' Sunday School Class Bake Sale at Glen Haskett's garage, Saturday, from 10:45 to 12:00. She asked the members who were interested, to assist with baking. Proceeds are for the class Mission Project. The acting secretary, Mrs, Frank Gording, read a letter from Helen Buston, Katmandu, Nepal, thanking the UCW for the contribution from the wedding gown parade, toward assisting two student nurses to continue their training. AB women of the community are invited to' see the "Passion Play" pictures, at the church April 13 at 8 p.m. Mrs. E.M. Cameron, Regional Vice president for West Middlesex Presbyterial UCW will be showing the pictures and com- mentating. It is an hour and a half program. IVIrs, Earle Young, Mrs. Ivan Stanley and Mrs. Emerson Stanley presented a very humorous but very pertinent skit and Mrs. Emerson Stanley installed in a ceremony befitting Tops Inc. All members are asked to remember the bake sale May 1, 9 a.m. at Haskett's Garage. They wish to express thanks to Mr. Haskett for the use of his garage. It was announced there would be a Tops workshop in St. Patrick's school gym in the near future for members of the executives The Lucan Tops Club will host this occasion. Spring luncheon for Palm Sunday The Friendship Unit held its March meeting last Wednesday evening at the church, with leader Donna VanArenthals in the chair. Plans were finalized for the annual Spring Fellowship luncheon following the service on Palm Sunday, April 11, when all members and adherants of the congregation are invited to' become better acquainted with each other. The annual UCW fashion show was announced. Mrs. Ewart Madden discussed the study Book with the mem- bers and Ann Holden, assisted by Sandra Munro conducted the Worship Service on the theme of "Gentleness". zeeeut Peumaaa More Lucanites have returned from holidays in the sunny south, Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Park, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Revington, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgson and Heather, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McLean, formerly of Lucan, now of London. Rev. & Mrs. Ewart Madden, Bev and Mary, spent the holiday week at their cottage on Manitoulin Island, readying it for occupancy. the Furance" (and thafis cool — not coal, please) the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Aben- dego. On Palm Sunday, April 11th, Holy Communion will be administered followed by a Fellowship Luncheon served by the members of the Friendship Unit, and on Goad Friday evening, April 16, at 7:30 the J.B. , Philips play, "The Last Supper" will be presented by last year's .Confirmation Class plus others. conducted the worship service on the topic "Keep me 0 Lord from Pettiness", based on the Mary Stewart Collect, from "Serenity of the Soul." Lunch was served by Mrs. Froats and Mrs. Goring and a social half-hour was enjoyed. Lucan OPP seize marijuana Lucan detachment of the OPP this week made a seizure of marijuana and a London town- ship youth was charged with possession. Another London township youth was summoned to appear in court for consuming liquor while under the age of 18. In traffic activities, seven charges were laid under the high- way traffic act, and 13 warning issued,One collision was reported on Country Road 16, one half mile west of Ilderton, Thursday night. A pick up truck driven by John Grant Lee, RR 3, Komoka collided with a St. Bernard dog that had wandered onto ,the 'roadway. Investigating officer W.R. Disher estimated damage to the truck at $300. Twenty eight general oc- currences were investigated by the OPP during the...week. OPP G,P. Barker who submits the regular police reports to the paper added this story this week: Did you. hear about the chauvinistic father whose daughter told him she was taking a driving education course in school? "That's just fine," he said, "just don't let me catch your mother helping you do your homework!" Tsk, tsk, Constable Barker. By MANUEL CURTS They're back home: Mr. & Mrs, Selbourne English, who spent the winter months in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Milton Pollock, who were south for six weeks. Bob Clarke, who renewed friendships in the Bahamas for two weeks. Mr, & Mrs. Lyle Steeper, who accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Brophey, London, on a vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. & Mrs, Harvey Walper, Joanne and Elizabeth, who were in Florida last week. John Smithers, who was one of a group of friends, spending the school winter break in Texas. With the Bunny Bundlers, Kim Adair and Connie Vermunt, hopped around the area, selling tickets on a daffodil cake, realizing $18,00. The winner was Tom Mitchell, employee at Langford Lumber, Parkhill. Greenway United Church raised a total amount of $338 for Guatemala relief, Special mention should be made of the generous donation of the Willing Workers, Mrs. Ed Bullock is a patient in St.. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Morley Eagleson visited in Detroit over the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Reid are Mississauga visitors for a few days with their daughter and family. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Adair and Mrs. Pearl Adair, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Adair. By the, way: How are you Managing the income tax problem at your home? At ours, We're using the lay-awake plan. Support Bunny Bundle By ROSE CUNNINGHAM The residents of Maple Lodge Community spent an enjoyable evening Thursday at SS No. 3 school, meeting with neighbours, friends and former school mates. games. Next party will be con- ducted by Mrs. George Hind- marsh and Mrs. Margaret Riddell. It will be held Friday evening at The Maple Lodge school No. 3. Mrs. Sylvia Bell of Toronto spent part of the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cunningham and family while visiting her mother. Mrs. , Arnold Cunningham visited Saturday with Mrs. Bob Quinton. Ailsa Craig ladies get green thumbs By JOY SCHEIFELE Green thumbs were much in evidence on Tuesday evening as the Ailsa Craig Take-A-Break group met at the former Ailsa Craig Public School to learn terrarium techniques under the professional guidance of "Far- mer Bill", About thirty young mothers gathered for the evening meeting terrarium. The mothers then en- thusiastically and artfully set to work on their own creations. For many it was a new and exciting experience. When all were fin- ished the room was well filled with a wide variety of attractive displays, and time was taken to share with one another and ad- mire each other's work while coffee and cookies were enjoyed. As the mothers carefully carried their arrangements home with them later it was obvious that the evening had proved to be an interesting and fulfilling one, and the many homes in the area will have an extra touch of charm added. Members of the evening upit of Lucan UCW commenced their Mission Study "People & Systems" at Tuesday evening, in the church. The topic studied wao "Religion" in the four countries included in the packet, Cuba, China, Tanzania and Canada. The study leader, Mrs. M.H. Hodgins, had synopsized the answers to various questions, which were read and discussed by the members. They study will continue next month on the topic "The Role of Women". Mrs. William Froats as Unit leader, gave an opening Lenten Poem and chaired a brief business meeting when it was decided to buy two new educational toys for the Nursery- Kindergarten room and to hold a sale of "something growing" at the May meeting. Mrs. Emerson Stanley offered to make a large, soft, ball for the use of the little people and Mrs. George Jervis showed the members felt bags she had made for the Cancer Society. The group agreed to take part in this project and Mrs. Jervis will distribute' TOPS elect officers, announce workshop I Church activities Swimming Pool Staff Wanted for the LUCAN COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL for July & August • Pool Supervisor • Lifegutiecis instructor lifeguard In Making application, please give age, experience, qualifications and salary expected. Closing date for applications April 17, 1976, Mail 'application tot J. E. Burt, Luton Arena Manager, Box 333, Lucan, Ont, Parkhill pupils club Personals Lucille Blake, Mrs. Barb Carter, JoAnne and Kevin have returned home after spending a week in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cun- ningham visited Sunday af- ternoon with Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Cunningham of Strathroy. Cancer can be beaten Games of euchre were played' Please come and hear the with Mrs. Douglas McNair of Musicians, see teenagers at work a Ailsa Craig winning the ladies and enjoy the dance which will high prize. follow the same evening. George Some of the guests came as far Lee, Mrs. Doug McNair are away as St.' Thomas, providing the music, Everyone is The younger set had their own welcome. 4-H Number VII 4-H Garden Club held their meeting Thursday. Nine members answered the roll call and Mrs, Peter present drama Geoenewegan showed hoW to applique. Work was done on free choice By MRS, HARRY SHEPPARD article. Patients at Chateau Gardens At meeting of the Garden Club enjoyed a message in speech and Monday evening at, the home of song from 'Mr, Hans Kosta, Mrs. Hodgins the following of- Bancroft.ficers were. elected: .president; to take Advantage .of „demen- Mrs. Bruce Harmer is home, Marilyn Geoenewegan, vice stration given by the staff of ' after her recent eye operation, president, Elaine Cunningham; Farmer Bills Greenhouses of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gill enjoyed a secretary, Leslie Harrison; press Dashwood on how to build sue- trip to Florida during the school reporter, Sylvia Rosch. Leaders cessful terrariums. Amid various break, are Mrs. Hodgins and assistant planters, jardiniers and fancy leader, Marie Cunningham. Mr. & Mrs. Rlaph Gray are pots. Bill explained the necessary and steps for an holidaying in Florida, The name chosen for the " attractive display within the " Students of the Drama Club of was The Green Thumb. NMDHS presented a 3 act play, "A Dash of Spirits" recently. The "Carlton Show Band" are corning' to North Middlesex Arena, June 25, sponsored by Parkhill Agricultural Society. Mrs. Donna Fuller, Mrs. Wendy Riley, Mrs. Ruth Ann Authier, Mr. David Gillies, Ailsa Craig, Mr. Dave Sheppard, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Charlton, Jim and Wayne visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Rayburn Steeper and family. Mr. & Mrs. George Charlton visited Sunday with Aunt Christina Stewart, Ailsa Craig, and Mr. & Mrs, Pete De Block and family. BEST CREST — Silvia Giesen, a, Grade eight student, designed what was judged the best crest for St. Patrick's School in Lucan where she attends, Ted Giesen presents her with a replica of the crest mounted on a wood plaque. Also shown are Mr. and Mrs, Henry Giesen, to the left of Silvia, and principal of St, Patricks, Des Desalaiz, far right. The crestwas chosen from over 200 entries in the contest. photo by Youngs. Clandeboye neighbors meet at Maple Leaf Lodge school Times.Advocnte. April 1. 1974 Page 19 The column t hat's read far purpose . . . tit by Scotty Hamilton Mai( your problems to "Impact" go this paper. Ali letters will he answered provided- u stamped addressed envelope " is enclosed, Same of general interest will be published. Letters must be signed.ut we will NOT reveal your identity. "These Questions and Answers based on Ontario taw, :are published to inform cod not to advise.. Na one .should try to apply or interpret the law without the said and advice of a trained expert who knows the facts, since the facts of each case .may, change the application of the law." NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE EXETER WWI 262- BELL 2823 MOBILE HOMES of KIPPEN All the latest models including BARON and COACHMAN FREE Literature on Request SCOTIA BANK FINANCING OVER 12 1/2 Years diyision of RCMERT DAVID BELL ENTERPRMES LTD. 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