The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-01-06, Page 17COMMUNITY LIAISON SERVICES
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LUCAN WINTER TERM 1977
REGISTRATION: Tuesday, January 11 and 18,
from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Bid-
dulph Public School.
CLASSES BEGIN: Tuesday, January 25 at Bid-
dulph Public School unless
otherwise indicated.
NOTE: Classes may be cancelled after January 18,
due to insufficient registrations.
CAKE DECORATING 7:30 to 7 $14 +
Starts March 1 9:30 p.m. Sessions materials
CARD GAME 7:30 to 8 $16 + $1
' FUNDAMENTALS 9:30 p.m. Sessions mat, fee
CROCHETING 7:30 to 5 $10 +
Starts March 8 9:30 p.m. Sessions materials
KNITTING 7:30 to 5 $10 +
9:30 p.m. Sessions • materials
MACRAME
7:30 to 5
$10+
9:30 p.m. .Sessions materials
SKETCHING
7:30 to 10 ,. . $20 +
9:30 P.m,. Sessions" 'materials' ..
YOGA .7:30 to 10 $20 +
9:30 p.m. Sessions materials
WELDING I
FOR FARMERS
at Medway
WELDING II
FOR FARMERS
7:00 to 10 $23 + $15
10:00 p.m. Sessions mat. fee
Starts Jan. 25
7:00 to 10 $23 + $15.
10:00 p.m. Sessions mat. fee
at Medway High School Starts Wed,, Jan. 26
SENIOR CITIZENS Any Course $5 + any
mat. fee
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Mr, Hans Rosch at 227-4568
OR, Rick Mateer at 453-7230, Ext. 282
or 1.800-265-9214 (toll free)
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Farewell service, for
Rev. Ewart Madden
Three charged with theft,
police report very busy year
LUCAN COUNCIL AND STAFF — The members of Lucan council for 1977-78 were sworn into office Tues-
day night. Back, left, councillors Norm Steeper, Larry Hotson and Gary McFalls and walks foreman Bert
Thompson. Front, clerk Ed Melanson, reeve Ivan Hearn and councillor Harry Wraith. T- A photo
Reeve sets priorities
Three persons were arrested
recently by officers of the Lucan
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police on a number of
theft charges.
Robert Ward MacNaughton,
Lucan has been charged with
break, enter and theft as the
result of a break and enter in-
vestigation in Lucan.
Mark Elgin Bulgin and Steven
Edward Edward Tugwell, both of
Nairn have been charged as the
result of a number of thefts of
gasoline in the Ailsa Craig area.
Community Services Officer
Cord Barker reports that officers
of the Lucan detachment were
called on to investigate 2,526
occurrences during 1976. This is
an average of seven per day.
There were 411 motor vehicle
New chairman
for cancer group
The president of the Lucan-
Biddulph Branch of the Canadian
Cancer society is most pleased to
announce the appointment of a
new Campaign Chairman.
Mrs. Dean Gibson will be the
Campaign Chairman.
The service to Patients
Committee will be Mrs. T.
Toonders and Mrs. A, DeBrouwer
in that capacity and Mrs. Harry
Wraith is the new driver to work
with Al Cocquyt of Edgewood,
This completes the slate of of-
ficers for 1977.
Ceramic
Classes
Starting
In Lucan
Jan 20th
For Information
Call 227-4835
'collisions of which 291 involved
property damage only. A total of
187 persons Were injured in 112
accidents and eight collisions
were fatal with a loss of life to 15
persons.
Damages to the vehicles in-
volved in the 411 collisions was
estimated at $486,801.76 or an
average of $1,184.43 per accident.
Constable Barker concluded,
"Add to the collision figures
another $15,355 for damages done
to fences, guard rails, signs, etc
and you have a grand total of
over a half million dollars,"
The members and friends of
Lucan United Church who were
not present at the service Sunday
morning missed a fine New
Year's message when Rev. Cecil
Jardine, now retired, of London
spoke on "A New Beginning".
Speaking from Philippians 3:
13-14 Mr. Jardine said the words
of St. Paul are just as meaningful
today as they were in Bible
Times. Whatever you would be or
are, he said, do your very best to
give good service and forget the
things in which you have been
weak. God will give strengh and
wisdom if we but seek Him and
let Him be our guide.
Start the new year with God•by
reading the Bible more,• either
the New or the Old Testament,
using a concordance to help you
understand.
Rev. Jardine will be the supply
minister for the month of
Members of Branch 540 are
reminded of the regular general
meeting called for Wednesday,
January 12, has been cancelled,
In its stead we will be holding a
meeting Sunday, January 16
commencing at 9:30 a,m.
We will have a motley crew of
Irish Cooks on hand to look after
your every wish, I understand the
Chief Chef (ahem) will be Li'l
This week only two accidents
were reported.
Thursday at 10.45 p.m. on High-
way 7, three-quarters of a mile
west of Elginfield, a vehicle
driven by David Ingham, Ailsa
Craig left the roadway and struck
a fence. Constable W. R, Disher
estimated damages at $300,
Vehicles driven by Mark
Holden, St. Mary s and Harry
Van Boxmeer, RR 1, Lucan
collided on Highway 4, a quarter
mile north of Elginfield at 5:30
p.m. Friday. Constable D. R.
Vance listed damages at $1,750.
January. Debbie Lynn of Clan-
deboye was the guest pianist, in
the absence of Ray Koopman.
The Sunday School pupils are
reminded of their "Hayride"
tomorrow, Friday, evening,
leaving the Church at 7:30 and
returning afterward for hot
chocolate. Dress warmly!
A message was read from the
Church Treasurer to the effect
that the books for 1976 will be
closed following Sunday, January
9,
Any contributions for last year
must be in by that date. All
treasurers and secretaries of
organizations are asked to hand
in their reports, typed, within the
next week, for preparation of the
Annual Statement.
Announcements for the bulletin
shouldbe left in the Church office
or phoned to Sharon MacDonald
(227-1154) by Thursday night of
each week.
Len O'Fisher, In any event come
on over to Branch 540 for an early
breakfast with your fellow
members of the Legion,
Immediately following, the
regular general meeting will be
held and Comrade president has
promised all proceedings will be
completed to allow all members
who wish, to attend the church of
their choice. See you there.
Every person who is interested
in Branch 540, Royal Canadian
Legion, Lucan sponsored hockey
are reminded there will be a
meeting held at the Branch at 8
p.m. Monday January 10 to
discuss ways of improving
hockey and to elect a committee
to look after Legion Sponsored
Minor Hockey in Lucan.
We had a very good crowd of
interested persons to our last
meeting and this was the general
consensus of opinion that such a
committee be formed. Please
make it a point to attend.
And that's 30 for this week
remember - Bachelors, like
detergents, work fast and leave
no rings.
Senior bowlers
back in action
This afternoon, Thursday, the
meeting of the Sunshine Group
and Busy Buddies will com-
mence at 1:30 p.m. Members of
the latter group are reminded
this is the last of the Leather
Craft classes so bring in your
articles for lacing.
Senior bowling and meetings
will commence Tuesday,
January 4 at 1:30 and Thursday,
January 6, at the same time. All
seniors or near-seniors are
welcome:Busy Buddies will have
their last leather craft class.
Be slow to give, but quick to
accept, good advice,
The population of the village of
Lucan should reach the 2,000
mark in the very near future
according to Reeve Ivan Hearn.
At Monday's inaugural
meeting of the 1977-78 council,
Hearn said when the three
subdivisions now under con-
struction are completed the
village's population will be
double from that of 10 years ago.
The reeve said construction of
the 38 lot Loyens subdivision is
expected to begin in the spring
and the North Middlesex
Holdings project of 18 lots has
been approved by planners and
the Ontario Ministry of the
Environment,
The Wilberforce subdivision is
adding 60 lots to the development
of Lucan.
Hearn suggested to council
members that a study should be
begun on the capacity of the
present sewage system. He
continued, "Our present system
can handle up to 2,000 residents
but we should be planning of what
type of system either extension of
lagoons or a treatment plant will
be needed if we have further
growth."
Another project high on the
reeve's priority list is completion
of the arena and auditorium.
Despite construction slowdowns
due to the extreme weather
conditions, Hearn predicted ice
would be available in the Lucan
arena for hockey playoffs by the
end of February.
..Hearn, said ,road department
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake, Mr. &
Mrs. Wayne Reddick and Guy,
Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Isaac,
Gary and Cathy, Bob Baynham,
London with Mr. & Mrs. Keith
Simpson and David.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chambers, Mr,
& Mrs. Ron Ireland, Robbie and
Ronnie, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Carroll
and family, all of London, with
Mr. & Mrs Gerald Lynn and
family Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Hodgins and
Pat, Mr. Victor Hodgins attended
a family get-to-gether at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Emerson
Hodgins, London, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne McLeod,
Lucan with Mr. & Mrs. George
Simpson and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan
Revington, Mrs. Lyle Revington,
Carla and Greg, and Mr. & Mrs,
Jack Marshall and family with
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Revington and
boys.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kit-
chener, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
Millson, Doug Millson and friend,
London, Don Millson, Guelph,
Mr. & Mrs. 'Gus Wroters, Mat-
thew and Aaron, Alymer, Mr. &
Mrs. Wolfe Bastert and Peggy,
Cambridge, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene
Glavin, Leona and Mark,
Credition, and Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Millson with Mr. & Mrs,
Gerald Millson.
Mrs. Isobel Simpson, Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Carter and family
with Mr. & Mrs, John Simpson
and family, Kirkton.
Mr. & Mrs. David Noonan, Mr.
& Mrs. Ernol Cunningham,
London, were guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Cunningham and
family. Mr. Elmer Cunningham
who suffered a broken pelvis,
recently in a horse training ac-
cident, was unable to attend.
New Year's Eve visitors with
Mr, & Mrs. George Hindmarsh
were Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Phillips
and Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rosser,
Denfield; on a Sunday they en-
projects to be completed in 1977
were completion of Water street
which includes paving and curbs
and gutters and a new culvert on
Lewis street at Kent.
The reeve said he felt a study
was necessary on the need of
senior citizen apartments in
Lucan.
In regular business, council
gave third and final reading to
the bylaw to increase sewage
rates in the village.
The new sewage rates which
actually go into effect for all of
1977 are 70 percent of the water
rate which for residential pur-
poses is $4 per month. This is an
increase from 48 percent, The
rate was increased on in-
structions from the Ontario
Ministry of the Environment
after the system showed deficits
as high as $12,000 a year.
Final reading was also given to
the sewer usage bylaw after
amendments suggested by the
Environmental Ministry were
complied with.
Works superintendent Bert
Thompson was authorized to
purchase two-way radio equip-
ment for village vehicles at an
approximate cost of $225.
Lucan council Tuesday night
named the numerous boards and
committees most of which will
be in force for the full term for
1977-78.
Representing the village on the
Lucan and area arena board are
councillors Larry Hotson and
Gary McFalls. Citizen ap-
tertained Mrs, Rheola Hotson,
'Mrs. Marjorie White, Mrs.
VanBelle, Mr. & Mrs. Doug
McNair, Charlene and Lorie all of
Ailsa Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Meggett and family, St. Thomas,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson and
Mrs. Eleanor. Darling, Lucan and
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Hindmarsh,
Nairn,
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Morgan,
Angela and Sandra spent New
Year's with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ryan
Mt. Brydges.
Students returning to school
after the Christmas holidays are
Helen-Simpson to University of
Western Ontario, Alan Cun-
ningham to tiniversity of Guelph,
Ed Groenewegen and Paul
Hodgins to Centralia College.
Harvey Ovens of Clandeboye
and Douglas Ovens, Lucan,
Tuesday attended the funeral in
Toronto of their nephew and
cousin, John Ovens son of Col.
and Mrs. Frank Ovens fromerly
of Clandeboye. John leaves many
relatives in this area.
Rev. Cecil Jardine, retired
minister of London is supplying
for the services in the United
Church for the month of January.
pointees are Dan Gwalchmai and
Doug Johnston, Representing the
townships of Biddulph, London
and McGillivray, are Gerry Van
Busse!, Fred Lewis and Ken
Carter,
The village appointees to the
Lucan-Biddulph fire area board
are reeve Ivan Hearn, councillor
Gary McFalls and Cliff Abbott,
Wilson Hodgins, Fred Dobbs and
Frank Hardy have been
representing Biddulph.
Fence viewers will be Lorne
Hudgins and Frank Goring, weed
inspector, Jim McIntosh; dog
tag issuer, Elmer Huffman;
building inspector, Bert Thomp-
son; committee of adjustment.
M. H. Hodgins, Rudy Engel,
Harold Corbett; planning board,
councillor Norm Steeper, Bill
Froats, Brian Smith, George
Young,
The following are council com-
mittees — drains, `McFalls,
Wraith; streets, Hotson,
Steeper; industrial spokesmen,
McFalls, Wraith; property,
Steeper, Wraith; employee
liaison, Hearn, McFalls; parks
and recreation, Hotson, Steeper;
salary negotiations, Steeper,
Wraith; Ausable Authority reeve
Ivan Hearn.
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINC,
New Year's visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Cecil Squire were Mr. &
Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, St.
Marys.
New Year's guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Morley were Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Pym and family,
Elimville and Mr. & Mrs. Sam
Skinner and family, Centralia.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson
were Thursday night supper
guests with Mr, & Mrs, Reg
Hodgert, Thames Road.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Harry
McMurray RR 4 St. Marys one
day this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Mills, Oakville
spent New Years with Mr. &
Mrs. MacLeod Mills.
Betty Johnson spent a few days
this week with her aunt Audrey
Anderson, Crystal Lake,
Sebringville,
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis were
New Year's dinner guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis.
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Giesen and
Tommy, Chatham were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John A.
Damen.
Mr. & Mrs. John Scott visited
with Alton Neil at Craigholme,
Sundra szy,
Mr. Mrs, Keith Hern and
family were Sunday supper
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl French were Mr, &
Mrs. Wayne Hern and Darryl,
Zion and Mr. & Mrs. Joe French,
Weivillrb.tu.sen. m
rs, Hamilton Hodgins
and Berton spent New Years with
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mardlin,
It was fitting that the last
Service which Rev. Ewart
Madden conducted in Lucan
United Church should be one of
Holy Communion, Reception of
new members and the Sacrament
of Baptism.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lane and Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Webster have just
completed Adult Confirmation
studies and united with the Lucan
congregation by Confession of
Faith.
Believers' Baptism was ad-
ministered to Ted and Sherry
Lane and to Bill Webster, with
Child Baptism being celebrated
for Matthew and Carrie Lane.
Greeting the new members on
behalf of the Church was Clerk of
the Session, Robert Murray for
the Church School, Supt. Ed
Melanson and Pres• Marjorie
Park presented books to the
children on behalf of the U.C.W.
Rev. Cecil Jardine, formerly of
Wingham and Hyatt Aye. U.C. ,
London will minister to the
congregation during the month of
January,
You are invited to worship at
Lucan United Church at 11:15
each Sunday. Flowers in the
Sanctuary were from the funeral
of the late Mrs. Wm. McComb
and sympathy is extended to the
family,
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