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A group of celebrities from
CFPL-TV will be taking part
in a benefit hockey game in
Lucan on Sunday. Team Ten
will be putting aside
cameras and microphones
and lacing on hockey skates
and shin pads to help raise
money for the Lucan Minor
Hockey Association.
Opposition for the Channel
Ten Team will be the Lucan
Lions House League Gang.
This is the fourth benefit
game of the winter for the
London team and will be
their final benefit hockey
game of the season. In the
five years the team has been
together, touring various
cities and towns in South
western Ontario, they have
helped raise over $8,280.00.
These funds have aided
various minor hockey
programs, area funds, high
school athletics, and service
club youth projects.
Headlining the Team Ten
lineup will be newscasters
Jack Burghardt and George
Clark, weathermen Bill
Hutchings and Brad Finch
and Morning Break Co-Hosts
Carol Campbell and Jim
Swan. Pirie Mitchell and
Peaches will be on hand for
the youngsters as will Huck
Hound and Yogi Bear.
Alex Kelman will be
starting in goal for Team
Ten and Sportscaster Pete
James is expected to coach
the team.
Lucan officials are op
timistic there will be a
strong turnout for the event
which is scheduled to get
underway at 7:00 p.m.
Lineup for Lucan will be:
Keith Ewer, Pete VanGeel,
John McDonald, Ian
McDonald, Barb Wraith,
Murray Hammel, Frank
VanGeel, Phil Lewis, Barb
Crunican,Bruce Cornish,
READY TO GO — Jack Burghardt will anchor the Team Ten
lineup when they face the Lucan Lions House League Gang in
a fund raising game at the Lucan arena, Sunday. The TV
newscaster is one of the many personalities from CFPL who
will be in action in the 7:00 p.m. contest. T-A photo
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Gary Manders has
Ladies participate in
World Day of Prayer
Women from the six
churches of the Lucan
Clandeboye area par
ticipated in the annual
World Day of Prayer service
on Friday. It was held this
year at Trinity Anglican
Church. The service was
prepared by African women
from many parts of Africa,
and was based on the theme,
Spiritual Growth in
knowledge, faith, hope and
love. The service included
Scripture, hymns and
meditations as well as
prayers for world peace and
justice.
Penny Hodgins sang three
very lovely contemporary
spon-
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Big winner
in bingo
The weekly bingo
sored by the Lucan
club produced a big winner
Wednesday night.
Elsie McDonald of Exeter
was the winner of the jack
pot. Mrs. McDonald was able
to call ‘bingo’ on the 53rd
number called and was
awarded the jackpot of $525.
Bingo resumes tonight,
Wednesday at the Lucan
Community Centre with the
jackpot reverting to $500.
Doors open at 7.15 p.m.
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unenviable job as coach,
while Gary Gibbs will handle
the most needed job as
trainer.
Charlie Glen, Ross Glen
and Russ Evon will handle
the officiating.
Christian songs accom
panying herself on guitar,
and Wendy Hardy, accom
panied by Mrs. Beulah Har
dy at the organ, sang the
Gospel hymn, “On Christ
the solid Rock I stand.”
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Jean Brown of Lucan. “In
these days when Christian
faith is opposed by many
hostile forces, Christians
need to put their roots down
deeply into the resources
Christ gives,” said Mrs.
Brown. Peter, in his second
letter tells us that these
resources are to be found
“through our coming to
know Jesus Christ truly”.
Mrs. Brown traced
Peter’s spiritual pilgrimage
into this true knowledge,
from its roots in his devout
Jewish home, through his
personal encounter with
Christ and commitment to
Him, to the place where he
found new power to serve
Christ effectively following
the Holy Spirit’s coming at
Pentecost.
Christians today need to
follow Peter’s example by
making “knowing Christ
truly” their first priority, so
that Christ can use them to
touch the hurting world
around them.
Women participating from
St. Patrick’s Roman
Catholic Church were Mrs.
Helen Toonders and Mrs.
Rhea Vanderloo; from
Lucan Revival Centre, Mrs.
June Henry, Mrs. Amelia
Graham, Mrs. Ruth Shaw,
Mrs. Becky Brewster, and
Mrs. Shirley Doorman.
From Trinity Anglican,
Mrs. Marion Hodgins; from
Lucan United, Mrs. Honor
Stanley, Mrs. Leda
Revington, Mrs. Linda
Froats, and Mrs. Marjorie
Park; from St. James
Church Clandeboye, Mrs.
Hazel Cunningham and Mrs.
Gladys Cunningham; from
Clandeboye United, Mrs.
Betty Coughlin.
The offering from the ser-
vice goes to various
Ecumenical projects
throughout the world that
communicate the Gospel
and serve human need.
4-H dubs
try biscuits
The fourth meeting of the
Lucan Nutritious Nuts 4-H
club was held at the home of
Debbie Manders, February
27.
Debbie Manders opened
the meeting by reading the
minutes and Cynthia Bakker
approved them.
Bev. Huffman demon
strated how to make wheat
germ biscuits. While she was
doing this the other mem
bers talked about the
techniques used when
making tea biscuits.
Kim Newman and Sandra
Hartman demonstrated how
to make “cheese and bacon
swirls”.
Members chose a cover
design.
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Rec league hockey
Greens win three straight
By PAUL WRAITH
In this weeks Lucan rec
league hockey the Greens
won their third straight
game as they defeated
Hagen’s Hackers 6-3 and
Salon 174 beat the Blues 9-3.
Again this week the
Hackers came out fast but
were unable to hold the lead
as they saw an early 2-0
margin diminish. Jeff Park
opened the scoring for the
Hackers and Dave Hill gave
them their 2-0 lead with a
powerplay goal.
Tom Hardy started the
Green’s comeback and then
Don Murray tied the score
before the period ended.
Dennis Hackney put the
Greens ahead to stay as he
Only three
accidents
Officers of the Lucan
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police in
vestigated three accidents
this week with damages
reaching a total of $3,500.
Thursday at 10.40 p.m.
vehicles driven by James
Stone, RR 3, Ilderton and
Colleeen Smith, London
collided at the intersection of
County roads 23 and 16.
Constable W. T. Hodgins set
damages at $1,600.
No injuries were sustained
when vehicles driven by
Ruth Rueger, Clinton and
Ronald Harrett, Granton
were in collision Friday at
5.25 p.m. on the Main street
of Lucan. Damages were
listed at $1,200 by Constable
Hodgins.
Saturday at 2.15 a.m.
Constable T. Chapman
estimated damages at $700
when a vehicle driven by
David Soares, London
Highway 4 near Arva
struck a post.
Detachment officers
investigated' three thefts
with stolen property valued
at $1,270 including a
snowmobile.
left
and
also
The fourth meeting of the
Metric Munchers was held
February 28 at the home of
Tammy McRoberts. There
were two demonstrations.
They were the wheat germ
biscuits which were done by
Lynda Jane McIntyre and
the creamy ham and
mushroom supper done by
Tammy McRoberts.
At this meeting Mrs.
O’Neill also demonstrated
how to make biscuits the
wrong way (by overmixing
and kneading and un
dermixing and kneading.
scored during a scramble in
front of the Hacker’s net.
Don Coughlin’s first goal
of the game proved to be the
winner as he connected on a
powerplay situation. In the
third period Murray and
Coughlin both scored their
second goals of the game
and Park scored his second
for the Hackers on a
shorthanded effort.
Coughlin, Murray and
Tom Hardy were the three
stars.
Salon 174 easily disposed
of the Blues 9-3 in the other
game. Chris Mouratzen
opened the scoring and gave
the Blues a short lived 1-0
lead as he lit the lamp early
in the game. Jim Thomas
put Salon 174 ahead 2-1 by
the end of the first period by
knocking in a rebound and
then scoring a goal on a
penalty shot, a rec league
first.
Scoring leader, Brad
Taylor, took care of the se
cond period as he scored two
of his four goals in this stan
za. Taylor scored on a
deflection and then a
breakaway to give 174 a 4-1
lead.
In the third, 174 increased
their lead to 7-1 on goals by
Pete Martens. Andy Hardy
and Taylor before Bill
Boshart scored two quick
goals for the Blues to cut the
margin to 7-3.
Taylor then scored his 4th
goal of the game and
Thomas Jiis third as Salon
174 wrapped up another vic
tory.
United Church
“Follow Christ to the
Secret Place of Prayer” was
Rev. Brown’s theme for
morning worship at Lucan
United Church, Sunday. “If
Jesus, our Lord, the Son of
God found it necessary to
pray, surely it is essential
that we, His people follow
His example, he said.
Like Jesus, we need es
pecially to pray during
times of temptation, when
we are faced with important
decisions, and when we are
in the midst of suffering.
Jesus encouraged his
followers to seek out a
private place for prayer,
and pointed out that a
primary requisite for having
communion with God is a
deep desire for it.
The choir sang the Negro
Spiritual, “Nobody knows
the troubles I’ve seen”. John
MacDonald’s solo part in
this anthem was especially
appreciated.
Learning for Lent begins
Wednesday, March 7 and
continues each Wednesday
morning through April 11,
9:30 to 11:30 a.rn. A variety
of demonstrations, crafts
and lectures with discussion
are offered during the first
hour of each session.
Mrs. Anne Elliot of
Strathroy is to be the
speaker during the second
hour. All women of the com
munity are cordially invited
to attend.
Next Sunday the Lucan
and district chapter of the
United Church Renewal
Fellowship will join with
King St. United Church,
London at 7:30 p.m. in King
St. Church for a service of
Healing. Rev. John Neil of
Victoria Ave. United
Church, Chatham is
speaker. Everyone is
welcome.
Flowers in the Church
were from the funeral of the
late Roy Shoebottom.
Greetings were
to Gertrude
Myrna O’Neil,
Thomas, Taylor and
Martens were the three
stars.
Guides attend
seniors meeting
Mary Kooy presided at the
regular meeting of Sunshine
Group and Busy Buddies on
Thursday afternoon in the
Masonic Hall. Assistant
secretary Ethel Crouch
acted as secretary.
Treasurer Alex Young
presented the financial
report. Members were
reminded of the Trip to Ice
Capades in London, March 7.
Edythe Murdy to take names
and money of those wishing
to go.
The president extended
appreciation to Evelyn
O’Neil for acting as social
convener for February and
announced that Jean Elliott
would be social convener for
March.
Birthday
extended
Hodgins,
Angeline Scott and Laura
Toohey.
Lunch committee for the
day were Gayle Cronyn,
Elizabeth Conlin, Viola
Carter, Margaret and Joe
Carter and Lilly Dobbs.
Several tables of euchre
were enjoyed. Winners
were: ladies high, Marjorie
Steeper; lone hands, Grace
Dixon; ladies low, Eva
Young; gent’s high, Joe
Carter; gent’s lone hands,
Angeline Scott playing a
man’s card; gents low, Cecil
Robb.
The craft group meeting
was dispensed with for the
day. A minute of silence was
observed by the group in
Loving memory of the late
Ray Shoebottom.
The group enjoyed
refreshments earlier than
ususal as the Lucan Girl
Guides entertained with a
short play under the
leadership of Barbara
Coughlin. Mrs. Kooy thanked
the guides and their leader
for work well done;
UCW MEETS
The Evening Unit of
Lucan U.C.W. met Tuesday
with Unit Leader Freeda
Melanson in charge.
Marj Parks, Mabel
Froats, Freeda Melanson
and Jean Brown, delegates
to the Middlesex
Presbyterial U.C.W., gave
brief reports of their im
pressions. The March
meeting was announced for
3 p.m., March 27.
Marj Park led in a
worship service based on the
Human Rights theme, By
means of hymns, readings,
Scripture and prayer, she
emphasized the fact that all
people are of inherent value
in God’s sight and that it is
within His purpose that they
develop to their full poten
tial. He commands His peo
ple to seek justice in the
world.
Jean Brown led in the Mis
sion study, introducing this
year’s theme - Human
Rights. The group thought
through several Scripture
passages to discover ways in
which the church can share
in the struggle for justice in
the world.
They concluded that shar
ing the Gospel which has
power to transform the lives
of oppressors and to bring
hope to the oppressed is a
unique contribution which
only Christians can make.
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