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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-03-21, Page 15Damages estimated at $ 12,200 in four accidents Officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police in­ vestigated four accidents this week with damages totalling $12,200. Tuesday at 7:05 p.m. vehicles driven by Daniela Ouimet, Lucan and William Russell, RR1, Exeter collid­ ed on Highway 4, south of the Lucan village limits. Damages were listed at$l,- 700 by Constable T.R. Chap­ man. A vehicle driven by Randy Reid, London was in colli­ sion with a school bus driven Mothers entertained by Nutritious Nuts Members of the “Nutritious Nuts”, Lucan 1 4-H club entertained their mothers and the three W.I. members who had assisted with the previous club, at their party, Saturday. The girls had prepared a pot luck luncheon, using some of the recipes which they had tried during their present club and everyone enjoyed it very much. During a brief business meeting chaired by the president, Sandra Hartman, it was announced that the final meeting would be at the home of Beth Arthurs, Tuesday March 27 at 7 p,m. The member’s recipe file of 5 to 10 tested recipes is to be brought in at this meeting, The book cover, designed by Lori Burns, was displayed and “Achievement Day” was announced for Saturday, April 28. The “Nutritious Nuts” will present a skit entitled “Lunch with Enthusiasm” and all members will be involved. The girls were asked to bring written ideas to the next meeting, Debbie Manders thanked the guests for coming and Mrs. M. H, Hodgins replied on behalf of Mrs. Gordon Hotson and herself and giving Mrs. James Lockyer’s regrets. A program of games had been prepared by Bev. Huffman, Cindy Baaker and Sandra Hartman, one of which was a “dress-up” replay between the girls and their guests. The guests were privileged to win by a small margin! by Walter S. Pryke, St. Marys at 4:30 p.m. Wednes­ day on Highway 7, just west of the Thames River bridge. Constable Chapman set damages at $2,000. Friday at 12:25 a.m. a vehicle driven by Graham Beck, London struck a hydro pole on Concession 7 in Lon­ don township, near County road 20. Constable B,D. Munro estimated damages at $2,500. Constable W.T. Hodgins set damages at $6,000 when vehicles driven by James Allison, RR 3, Ailsa Craig and Larry McGregor, Lucan collided on County road 5, west of Highway 4, Saturday at 2:40 a.m. Page 15Times-Advpcgte, March 21,1979 Seniors wear green LOTHAR HINZPOST OFFICE OPEN HOUSE —- St. Patrick’s Day was celebrated at the Lucan Post Office with an Open house. Above, Post Office employee Sadie McPhee serves coffee and cookies to Ginnette Gwalchmai, Mrs. A.R. Sanderson and Barbara Bannerman. T-A photo “Wearin’ o’ the Green” was much in evidence at the Lucan Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups Thursday afternoon in the clubrooms in the Masonic Hall. Jean Elliott and Rita Robb had decorated the lower room and most members wore various articles in shades of green.. Those who didn’t were penalized by having to pay a fine of 5c! “Happy Birthday” was sung to Florence Hodgins who celebrated her “29th” birthday on the 15th, and congratulations were ex­ tended to Rita Robb and Stuart,’Munro. Irish songs were featured in the singsong with Clare Lewis on the violin and Muriel Cobleigh at the piano. In the absence of the president, vice-president Muriel Cobleigh chaired the brief business meeting. Margaret Alan won the lady’s high prize, Florence Hodgins, lone and Kae Armstrong low. Clare Lewis took the man’s high, Rose Atkinson, playing a man’s card, Che Ione and Joe Carter the low. Refreshments were provided by Jean and Lloyd Elliot, Vina Emery and Iola Goring. . Show pictures of deaf school at Learning for Lent service ROOFING & BUILDING COME TO THE FUN CARNIVAL LUCAN ARENA Fri., Mar. 30 7:00 Novice Father & Son Game 8-10 p.m. Fun Carnival Prizes for every age group Dress up and come and have a good time with us FAMILY RATE *2.00 ADULTS *1.00 CHILDREN .50 MUNCHERS MEET The “Metric Munchers” Lucan No. 3 4H Club held their 7th meeting on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Donald O’Neil, when members judged the quality of tea biscuits. •They then tried to solve two problems one for a young married couple with their meals and electric appliances and the other for “Rhonda On The Run” helping her to decide on nutritious food which she could eat “on the run”. The group will hold a “broomball” party with their fathers at the Arena Wednesday evening, March 28.----------- . CORBETT'S SUGAR CAMP RR2 Ailsa CRaig 293-3274 Although we are not making Maple Syrup this year, we have been able to obtain a supply of top quality syrup from Belmore, Ontario, and expect to fill all our orders. __________> The second session of “Learning for Lent” held ’ Wednesday at Lucan United , Church, once again featured 1 three interest groups. Barb 1 Wallace concluded her cake 1 decorating demonstration I and gave her group mem- 1 bers opportunity to test their skills. 1 Mrs. Jean Edwards showed pictures of work with deaf children at the Roberts’ School, and also a film about a skiing project with crip­ pled children in the area. She also shared some of her experiences with her own three handicapped children, , In group three, Donna Thompson gave an' excellent demonstration of needlepoint, using samples and charts, as well as some of her own beautiful work. Following coffee ’n con- versation, Mrs. Anne Elliott continued her Lenten series, “Invitation to Live.” Speaking from the Book of Genesis, she emphasized that our God is a loving, caring God, to whom each individual is special. In His love, He provided man with a beautiful world and authority over that world. He gave His own companionship and the gift of the Sabbath in which to enjoy it. In addition, He gave man a human companion to love him and to share his life. But our first parents rejected God’s love and chose their own way. “Man is no different today,” said Mrs. Elliott. But in spite of our rejec­ tion, God continues to reach < out to us, providing us with the ultimate expression of His love, Jesus Christ, and His death on the Cross for our redemption. * *** new homes garages additions renovations * *trim work sidewalks * roofing*repairs * driving sheds Pot luck dinner for Couples club INSTITUTE TODAY Can FRDR hrln ■ DUD FlfHP you? IF YOU —Own and operate your own business —Manage a business —Expect to own and operate a business THEN:YOU SHOULD TALK WITH OUR Management Services Officer HE’S HERE TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES HELP THEMSELVES THROUGH Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business tl See PAUL HUXTABLE at: The Devon Building Exeter OF!J March 29 FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario (519) 271-5650 (Collect) Opening new doors to small business. Exeter two points at Lucan seven points Janice Abram 322-981, Audrey Watt 232-825, Nancy Densmore 250-816. Men's Inter-Town — Lucan Lanes nine points at St. Marys two points, Don Watt 288-1179, Wayne Smith 307-1164, Glen Gagan 261- 1053, Lucan Two nine points at Zurich two points, Brian , Ankers 329-1301, Jeff Park 236- 1075. Monday Ladies — ‘ May Murphy 279-700, Loretta Dickson Greenlee Dauncey Kennedy Williams Groenewegen Eleanor Grove 276-611, Linda Snider 207-600, Kay Carter 252, Debbie Glavin 251, Jean Hodgins 249, Pat Riddell 242, Pat MacDonald 239, Helen Hardy 238, Irene Brown 238. Senior Citizens — Ivan Stanley 225, Ed Dowdall 215, Percy Williams 214, Laura Williams 214, Jean Miller 214, Alf Riley 198, Helen McDonald 189, Verna Dowdall 188. Tuesday Juniors — Richard Debrouwer 193-389, Ron Van Geel 217-382, Mike Neil 195-380, Stephen Neil 194-350, Jennifer Degraw 178- 341, Paul Van Geel 216-336, Philip Clarke 174-332, Debbie Manders 159, Diane Watt 155, Sheryl Cobleigh 153. Colleen's — Marion Blake 312-693, 266-663, Nancy Nancy Joan Debbie Arnold 217-614, Mary Van Geel 239, Ann Stratman 229, Sharon Arts 225, Beth Smith 223, Nola Lewis 210. Wednesday Mixed — Bill Bannerman 292-825, Lorna Ellyatt 288-734, Bob Smith 315-733, Wayne Smith 270- 717, Mike Wraith 274-049, Janice Abram 225-648, Shirley Bannerman 221-637, Heather Smith 242-617, Russ Smith 217-615, Donna Leitch 232-600, Audrey Watt 229, Marlyn Smith 227, Harold Smith 225. Thursday Men — Jim Smith 263-744, Jim Hearn 290-743, Geo Ewer 263-740, Earl Morgan 256-716,. Jim Burt 277*713, Don Watt 253- 694, Mike Wraith 247-687, Brad Taylor 275-683, Bill Bannerman 246-678, Howard McDonald 246-671, Doug .. Johnston 268, Wes Hickson 263, Brian Ankers 257, Ross McRoberts 254, Wayne Smith 250. Friday Mixed —- Bill Neil 237- 696, Wayne Smith 275- 684, Ken Wood 244-658, Teresa Aldrich 286-657, Led Smith 243-653, Mike Neil 224- 651, Angeline Debrouwer 296- 637, Edie Burt 217-620, Kim Rae 209, Bill Butler 209, Ruth Butlbr 206, Heather Gillan 204, Edythe Watson 203, Jim Unwin 202. 228-652, 272-640, 270-636, 257-619, 221-614, Marg Janice Muriel Diane Aggie 212-612, Tanny Vanderhoek Anne Craig 244-656, Densmore 227-649, Lawrence 244-619, Goddard 265-617, y Continuing his series “Follow Me”, Rev. Keith Brown used “Into The World To Witness” as the balance of the theme on Sunday in Lucan United Church. Jesus, before Pilot, said “I was born to bear witness” and throughout His ministry he sought to communicate the character and nature of God, of whom He had first­ hand information, He had needs, as we do, that only God can satisfy,andJesusis a witness to what God is really like. Jesus came to save the very dregs of society and in His parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost son, he sought to bring back all whohad gone astray asking that they become new people. He bore ^11 their sins when He died on the cross and God’s great love for mankind alone can explain His great sacrifice. God has called us to be verbal communicators of His “Good News” and the life we live either proves or disproves the testimony of our lips. s “A silent Christian is a dead Christian” says Pat Members of the Lucan Women’s Institute are reminded of their meeting this afternoon, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. in the Masonic Hall, when theTweedsmuirHistory committee will be respon­ sible for the program. Slides of the “International Peace Garden” between Manitoba and North Dakota will be shown. All women of the community are welcome. We also do very small jobs For more information Boone. Jesus said “Follow Me” and if we are Jrue followers we must bear witness for Him in every walk of life. Let us be faithful witnesses in this needy world for our Lord’s sake. The choir, under the direction of Helen Brown, sang a lovely Lenten anthem “Allelu”. There is no “Learning for * Members of the Anglican Lent” session during the winter break but it will continue next Wednesday morning at 9:30 with three interest groups: “Physical Fitness”; with Barb Coughlin, “Women and the law” with Mrs. Underhill and “Cathedral Glass Candleholders” with Hodgins. Anne Elliott continue her series "Invitation tO’Live. •» The Friendship Unit meets this evening, Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. The Couples Club meets tomorrow evening, Thur­ sday, at 7 p.m. for a pot luck supper. New members are invited to share in this group. The Evening Unit will meet Tuesday, March 27, but in the afternoon this month, at 2 p.m. All women welcome. ACW MEETS Holy their the Iva will on Church Women of Trinity, Lucan, held March meeting at Rectory, Wednesday, The president, Edythe Murdy, opened the meeting with prayer and the prayer for the absent members was repeated in unison. Members read the first Book of Genesis, alternately and a discussion followed, led by Rev. John Hofland. The theme of the meeting was “The Element of Life” taken from the A.C.W. Study Book “The Living Message”. Lunch was served by Helen MacDonald and Marion Hodgins and Alexia Atkinson moved a vote of thanks to the host. The April meeting will be held Wednesday, April 4, at the home of Helen Mac­ Donald Butler street. ENJOY OPEN HOUSE —- Residents of Lucan were treated to doughnuts and coffee at an Open House at the Post Office, Thursday. Above, Dean Gibson and Postmaster Jim Robertson enjoy the goodies. T-A photo CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Continuing Education Clinton Campus Classes are now being held at the Clinton Campus of Conestoga College in the following subjects: Home Study (Mathematics & English) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation There is still room available in these classes. For further information and for registration, please telephone 482-3458 Or visit our Clinton Campus at Vanastra Road, Clinton, Ontario between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., Monday and Tuesday. Call Collect LOTHAR HINZ Ailsa Craig, Ont 293-3674 Unemployment Insurance in 1978? If so,you have probably received a tax information slip (T4U) in the mail. You need it for your tax return. If the slip hasn’t arrived, you can apply in person... If you didn’t get a T4U, go to your local Canada Employment Centre (Unemploy- .ment Insurance or Manpower Services). Ask for a request card to apply for dupli­ cates. Give the completed card, with some identification (like a credit card or driver’s license), to the information counter clerk. The clerk will certify and send it off for you. You’ll get your duplicate slip in time to file your tax return. or by mail... Phone or write your local Canada Employ­ ment Centre (Unemployment Insurance or Manpower Services). Ask them to send you a request card to apply for a duplicate. Complete the card and mail it to the address on it, along with a photocopy of identifica­ tion (something with your name, like a credit card or driver’s license). Please don’t send original identification documents. You’ll get a duplicate in the mail in time for filing your tax return. If the slip has arrived... If you did get a T4U but need a replace­ ment for any reason, use the request card as described above. If the slip has arrived but you need more information... If you did get a T4U and still need an itemized statement, use the request card as described above. However, in this case, send identification only if your address now is different from the one on your T4U. The Canadian Human Rights Act requires us to restrict access to personal information about you. This is why we must ask you for identification. Canada’s Unemployment Insurance Program Working with people who want to work. ■ Employment and Emploi et ■ " immigration Canada Immigration Canada of Applied Arts and Technology We ’ve got a lot to share.