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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 20GET PROVINCIAL HONOURS — Four girls completed 12 4-H projects and received Provincial Honours at Saturday's Middlesex Achievement Day. From the left are Marie Cunningham, Janet Amos, Michelle Hogan and Debbie Routley. T-A photo Celebrate Flower Sunday Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies, We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. NOONAN.. " Subject to change dor ‘111111% Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. 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Phone 237-3314 For All Processing or Freezer Needs WIENERS WIENERS NO. 1 BACON 1 39 By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Mrs. Earl Dixon, Centralia was hostess for the Brinsley U.C.W. meeting held Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs. Jack Trevithick opened the meeting with a poem. The worship service "For today" was taken from the Westminster Sunday service after which Mrs. Dyck led in prayer. Ruth Lewis read a poem "Seeds of Goodness," A reading "The Canadian Caribbean Connection," Winston Brown was given by Mrs. Jack Trevithick, Meeting closed with hymn "Trust and Obey". Mrs. Wilbert Lewis took charge of the business. 13 ladies were present. Lunch was served by Group two ladies. Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis attended a Tup- perware demonstration Thur- sday at the home of Mrs. Dorthy Bullock, Exeter. Quite a few from the area at- tended the Fenton-Donaldson wedding Saturday in Clandeboye United Church. Michael Amstrong, Clan- deboye, formerly a Brinsley resident, is recuperating from a badly injured eye received in a baseball accident, Bill Prest and Max Shepherd provided the music for the Fenton-Donaldson wedding dance Saturday. Cecil Ellwood visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. George Mercer, Exeter. Ladies of St. Marys Guild entertained Brinsley Li,C.W., Wednesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Turnbull of Grand Bend showed pictures of Guatemala where the earthquake so tragically struck last year. They were down there four months, Mr. Turnbull, his wife and family and he assisted in building new homes and hospitals while there. Mrs, Barry McConnell, London and Murray Hodgson attended Open House at the Strathroy District Collegiate Institute recently where Murray is a student. Mr. & Mrs. Barry McConnell of London visited last Sunday with the letters parents Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hodgson and Murray. The Sunday Church School was in charge of the service for Flower Sunday, with Supt, Ed. Melanson leading in worship, The sanctuary was beautifully decorated with peonies, iris, lilies, orange blossoms, etc. The highlight of the floral arrangements was done in the form of a cross on the communion Lucan soccer teams enjoyed a very successful week with five victories in six starts. In regular league tripleheader in Exeter Monday night, the Lucan atoms squeezed out a 1-0 win, the Lucan Mosquitoes won by a score of 5-0 and Exeter took the Pee Wee contest 1-0. In exhibition play, the Lucan Mosquitoes downed Nairn 4-2; the Pee Wees swamped Ailsa Craig 10-0 and the Lucan girls edged London Memorial 3-1. Jess Crawford notched the only Lucan Atom score against Exeter on a penalty shot. Jerry Emery recorded the shutout. Scoring in single fashion for the Lucan Mosquitoes against Exeter table which, before the beginning of the service, held only one white flower at the very top. As the children came in, each one placed a flower in the mesh and the final floral cross was very beautiful. A lovely basket of white mums, glads, and red roses, was gratefully received from the funeral of the late were David Gilmour, Ian Carroll, Alastair Craig, David McVinney and Dean Mills. Robbie Black was the shutout goal tender. Melodie Crawford scored two goals to lead the Lucan girls scoring attack while Nancy Van Geel registered in single style. The Lucan Mosquito, marksmen against Nairn were Tim Culbert, Alastair Craig, David McVinney and David Gilmour. Brad De Graw let go three successful kicks to lead the Lucan Pee Wees against Ailsa Craig. Getting two goals each were Paul Gilmour, David De Boer and Ken McManus while Chris Sockett scored once. Archie Reilly. Mr. Melanson extended the sympathy of the members to Mrs. Reilly and the family. Brent Bannerman read the first scripture and his mother, Mrs. W.J. Bannerman (Barb) illustrated this scripture "The feeding of the 5,000" by flan- nelgraph for the children. Wesley Stanley led in prayer and Mrs. Ivan Hearn (Kit) read the second lesson with Mrs. Ed Melanson (Freeda), teacher of the adult study group, giving the message She based her message on the story of God calling Abraham, at, the age of 75 to "move on with; Him". Mrs. Melanson said that' "aging is only a state of mind" and middle age 40 - 60 can be a beginning or an ending of the biggest adventure of all, with God. She said "one is never too old to be of use to God". Anna Bates, Carolyn Lankin, Pat Bates and Alex Marcus acted as ushers, receiving the offering. Mr. Melanson voiced the thanks of the Church School to those who provided flowers for the occasion and to Mrs. M.H. Hodgins (Iva), Wendy Hearn and her friend Susan Huffman, Jane & Jean Thompson for arranging the flowers. Sunday, June 12, Rev. Len Graham of London, a Presbyterian minister doing further study, will be the guest speaker. We have heard reports that Mr. Graham is a fine speaker, and will bring a won- derful message. Let us fill the church for this occasion and also the following Sunday, June 19, for the 115th Anniversary, when Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter, well known to our congregation, will be the special speaker. Tonight, Thursday at 7:30, the U.C.W. executive will meet at the home of Mrs. David Park. All members are asked to be present to plan the booth at the Fair and the Chicken Barbecue in Sept. Lucan Church School Family Picnic will be held Sunday, June 26 at the Lions' Park from 3-5:30. Activities for all ages. Bring a picnic basket to share, with ice cream and beverage provided by the Church School. THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COUNCIL R.D. MACKENZIE, FCA The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario an- nounces the election of the fol- lowing officers and members: President, R.D. Mackenzie, FCA, Hamilton, Vice-President, W.J. Troop, APA, Colborne, Secretary, R.R. Smith, FCA, Toronto, Treasurer, R.L. Ford, CA, London, Past President, W.J. Blakely, FCA, Kingston, Member of the Execu- tive, J.P. Latendresse, CA, Ottawa. Messrs. W.P. Fazackerley, APA, Windsor, B.B. Philip, FCA, Ottawa, J. Pollock, FCA, Hamilton, B.F. Thomson, CA, Walkerton, J.H. Turner, FCA, Peterborough, S.L. Wigle, FCA, Hamilton and L.D. Freedman, FCA, A.G. Watson, FCA, M.S. Werger, APA, all of Toronto. All persons who practise as public accountants in Ontario must be licensed under The Public Ac- countancy Act and must observe the Rules of Professional Conduct laid down by Council. Any infor- mation regarding these matters aid the penalties for non-observ• ance of the Act and regulations may be obtained from Mr. C. Doughty, Registrar, The Public Ac- countants Council for the Province of Ontario, 45 Charies Street East, Totonto. Seniors to visit school Senior Citizens Week June 19 - 25, will be observed by the Lucan Club by accepting an invitation to the Lucan Public School to hold their meeting and to be en- tertained by the children at a concert. For transportation members are asked to meet at the clubroom at 1:15, and they will hold their regular business meeting prior to the concert. Cards of thanks were read from Muriel Cobleigh and Violet Hardy. Only 56 members have signed up for the theatre party in August which means 28 are either not going or have forgotten about i. This is your last opportunity today. President Merna O'Neil read a poem entitled "Advice to Millions Who Rush Through Life". Euchre and Bridge were en- joyed by members of the Sun- shine Group with prizes going as follows: Lady's High - Margaret Carter, Lady's Lone Hands - Helen Thompson, Lady's Low - Ann Kish, Man's High - Reola Hotson, pia-Sling a man's, Man's Lone Hands - Cec. Robb, Man's Low - Mary Hodgson, also playing a man's card. Evelyn O'Neil took high score in Bridge and Maude' Hodgins low. The Busy Buddies continued their liquid embroidery. There will be no class, as such, this afternoon, but members are asked to bring their blocks as samples and complete one for the club. Lunch *was provided by Kathleen Neil, Merna O'Neil, Evelyn O'Neil and Marjorie Steeper. Page 20 Times-Advocate, June. 9, 1977 Tor Today' is theme of Brinsley UCW Concrete • Steps and Porches • Ornamental Railings • Lawn Ornaments McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD, ONT. Pre Cast — —4- --4 140011 gil Five victories for Lucan soccer teams Spoil father with a gift he'll really appreciate. Choose from an excellent selection of quality men's fashions and experience the feeling of friendly, courteous service when you come into our store. en.