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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-04-04, Page 28Times-Advocate, April 4, 1979 «> Irish Six are champions of Monday ladies league By DON WATT The Monday night ladies ended their bowling season, Monday, March 26. The league champions were The Irish Six and Team members are Marg Greenlee, Mary Jefferies, Mary Latta, Tanny VanderHoek, Hazel Blane and Hazel Eaton. The “A” play-off winners were The Sputniks with May Murphy, Lorraine Mosurinjohn, Joyce Sovereign, Sandra Disher, Beulah Storey and Irene Brown and the "B” play-off champs were the Clan- deboye Curves with Jean Hodgins, Debbie Glavin, Pat Hodgins, Florence Millson, Lena Rollings and Aggie Groenewegen. Audrey and I would like to express our thanks to the ladies of this league for their support and hope to see them all again come September. Some of the higher scores from this league the past week were - Shirley Noyes 238 665, Pat MacDonald 260- 659, Loretta Dickson 227-657, Joyce VanGeel 228-627, Betty Brown 272, Joan Gibbs 261, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 261, Beulah Hardy 248, Hazel Eaton 247, Beulah Storey 238, Mary Jefferies 229, Williams 229, Williams 227, Marg 227. Senior Citizens • Higgs 213, Alf Riley 210, Ed Dowdall 190, Kay Armstrong 177, Percy Williams 172, Frank DeBlock 171, Gonda VanLeishout 170. Hazel Diane Young Gord Evening UCW study Hebrews Bible Study on the Book of Hebrews was the interesting and informative main feature of the Evening Unit meeting, of Lucan United Church Women, on Tuesday afternoon. The study was taken by the leader, Mrs. Ed Melanson, who also chaired the meeting. Mrs. Emerson Stanley led the members in a meaningful Lenten Service of Worship. During the business meeting it was reported that a lovely mirror had been purchased for the vestibule of the Church, and that Learning for Lent continues for two more sessions, April 4 and 11. Mrs. James Lockyer agreed to permit her name to be inserted in the bulletin as the contact person for quilting. Members decided to hold a sale of something baked, sewn or grown at the April meeting and that the meeting would again be held in the afternoon. Ideas for the “Birthday party” in June are to be brought to the April meeting. ATTENTION FARMERS Liquid Manure Tanks Any Size with or without lid. We do the excavation, pour the cement and back fill. One complete job. For free estimates in Ontario. cau 296-4218 Collect T.W. Van Bree & Sons Ltd. R.R. 3, THEDFORD Tuesday Juniors - Mike Neil 238-461, Jeff Nevin 201- 374, Stephen Neil 205-366, Paul Van Geel 191-346, Gayle Riley 253- Tuesday Juniors - Mike Neil 238-461, Jeff Nevin 201- 374, Stephen Neil 205-366, Paul Van Geel 191-346, Nancy Van Geel 186-337, Robin Quinton Richard DeBrouwer 172-311, Al Craig 186-310, Diane Watt 190, Lisa Aldrich 175. Colleen's - Joanne Molenkamp 242-682, Nancy Lawrence 253-617, Mary Van Geel 226-613, Gayle Riley 253- 611, Beth Smith 232-605, Maryon Cobleigh 205-605, Nancy Densmore 233, Anne Jones 232, Janice Abram 231, Sharon Arts 226, Marion Blake 218, Debbie Arnold 218, Heather Gillan 214, Helen Hearn 212. Wednesday Juniors Michael Cannon 183-352, Lisa Van Geel 223-328, Rod Johnston 174-287, Donnie Hugill 165-277, Jeff Gwalch- mai 148-269, Todd Vance 183- 268, Jason Pfaff 143, Raymond Van Geel 138, Ann Hodgins 135. Wednesday Mixed - Bob Smith266-762, Jeff .Park 300- 728, Vic Capitano 234-639, Wayne Smith 222-637, Bill Bannerman 227-631, Linda Thompson 233-625, Ward Ellyatt 216-625, Lorna Ellyatt 237-624, Shirley Bannerman 246-623, Betty McKinnon 291-613, Brian Roe ■226-609, Diane Park 205- 601, Dennis Carty 258, Brenda Smith 255. Thursday Men - Bob Smith 378-856, Harold Mayo 350-765, Jim Hearn 310-753, Fred Smith 377-737, Lyle Beatson 281-736, Geo Ewer 278-732, Paul Hodgins 303-721, Jim Dixon 252-704, Howard McDonald 247-704, Dan Gwalchmai 268-699, Wes Hickson 244-694, Don Watt 258-692, Les Greenlee 256-692, Don Ruddy 244-680, Glen Snider 255-679, Tom Hardy 272-662. Friday Mixed - Bill Butler 272-726, Jim Burt 262-712, Bill Neil 343-708, Len Smith 303- 695, Maxine Par nail 248-627, Ruth Butler 225-624, Edie Burt 238-602, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 254, Jim White 253, Teresa Aldrich 239, Vai Neil 223. Inter-Town ■ Men - Glen 227 , 311, 305 - 1407, Wayne Smith 335-1262, Charlie Glenn 265-1195. Ladies - Nancy Densmore 269-848, Pat MacDonald 221- 783. 212-311, * d DISCO ON ICE — Presenting a disco number at Sunday's Lucan figure skating club carnival were Nicole Welsh, Sharon Feke, Jennifer Welsh, Debby Hall and Dana Bannerman. T-A photo Youth killed on trail bike A 13-year-old Ailsa Craig area boy was killed late Wednesday afternoon when the trail bike he was riding collided with a car on County road 24, near the Ausable River bridge. David John Koricina rode his bike out of a laneway into the path of a vehicle driven by Robert James Feltz, R.R. 2, Ailsa Craig at 6:05 p.m. The boy was pronounced dead at a London hospital by Coroner Robert Green of London. Constable D.B. Munro of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated and damages at $1,300. Three other accidents were investigated this week by detachment officers. Wednesday at vehicles driven by Janet VandenHevvel, Denfield and McKaig, London collided on Highway 4 at Arva. Con stable James Craig set damages at $3,000. Constable Craig estimated damages at $850 when vehicles driven by Brian Finch, R.R. 1, Lucan and George Thompson, R.R. 2, Ilderton were in collision at the intersection of County roads 16 and 20 at 8.30 a.m. Friday. No injuries were reported and damages were only $270 when a vehicle owned by Don Taylor Motors Exeter was struck by a vehicle driven by Brian Campbell, Guelph while it was parked at the Ilderton arena. Constable N.A. Campbell was the in vestigating officer. During the week officers found four youths hitch hiking and returned them to their homes. Three were from Parkhill and one from London. set 12.15 p.m. R.R. 4, Sandra United Church Seniors planning Playhouse visit CUSTOM GRAIN CLEANING & TREATING k k k k Grass Seeds Lawn Seeds Seed Grains Seed Beans k Feeds SCHROEDER MILLING COMPANY DASHWOOD 237-3651 POWER RING DRIVE I I I I I I ! .............M5 RR2 Lucan, Ontario u>7 auu tztujim ivuiiy Butler V-II silage distributor-unloader features new independent ring drive with hp. motor, has no drive drum to manhandle, no weights to adjust. For you—-fewer trips up the silo, fast feeding. We also install tattle feeding, ventilating, and manure-handling systems. Phone 519 227 4593 Ken Glendinning 519 294 6574 George Glendinning 519 345 2723 Jim Young Id Church members by way of transfer Reception of New Mem bers through transfer was conducted at Lucan United Church on Sunday for Dennis and Dorothy Dedels from Lambeth United Church and for Karen Peters from Monkton U.C. The induction and in stallation of new church officers was also conducted for Linda Froats and Bob Patterson to the Session and Evan Ibbitson to the Com mittee of Stewards. Robert Murray, Clerk of the Session and Wesley Stanley Chairman of the committee of Stewards welcomed the new members to their of fices. Speaking on the third verse of the hymn “There is a Green Hill Far Away”, Rev. Keith Brown chose as his topic "The Purpose of The Cross” and told his congregation the message of Calvary is love, sacrifice and forgiveness. God so loved the world that He gave His only Son and because of Christ’s love for us He laid down His life for us. We can share our love for God in loving and caring for others. It is only when we deny ourselves, Sacrifice ourselves that we can truly follow Christ, and we all know how it is to forgive and to be forgiven. Christ died to create in us a new Heart and a new life, to make us new creatures. He expects us to “love our new lives” day by day and wherever we may be. Linda Froats sang the solo part in the lovely anthem “For Those Tears I Died.” A “minute talk” on the work done by Mission and Service monies in London Conference was given by Mrs. M.H. Hodgins. FIRE CALL The Lucan volunteer fire department answered a Mutual Aid Call to the Granton Area this week to the former home of Gordon Johnston, where the house was partially destroyed. This morning at 9:30 “Learning for Lent” con tinues. Next Sunday, Psalm Sunday the junior choir will sing and the Friendship Unit annual spring Fellowship Luncheon will follow the morning service. The Good Friday service will be held on April 13 at / p.m. and on Easter Sunday Mrs. Dennis Dedels will have a special treat for the Junior Congregation when she presents a puppet show. All members and friends of the Junior Congregation, ages 5 to 9 are urged to be present Attendance at the Huron Country Playhouse “Sound of Music”, was discussed briefly at the meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups Thursday afternoon, because of the popularity of this musical, a definite decision must be reached tomorrow, Thursday. It was also announced that the Ailsa Craig club Lent session is resuming “Learning for Lent” resumed its session Wed nesday, following the Winter Break, with about 55 women from Lucan and district churches present. Iva Hodgins began her series on Cathedral Glass Candles with an enthusiastic group. Barb Coughlin’s Physical Fitness class started to “Shape up for Spring”, and look forward to another session today, Wednesday at 9:30 Lawyer Betty Underhill gave a very enlightening talk on some of the startlingly new concepts and implications of the new Family Reform Act. “Coffee ’n’ Conversation” brought the three groups together and was followed by another inspiring Bible Study led by Anne Elliott. “The world was willing to listen to Jesus because He acted before He spoke,” said Mrs. Elliott. And likewise today, His followers need to show by their actions the reality of God’s love in their lives before they win a hearing. Today, in addition to the Cathedral Glass and the Physical Fitness, Rachel Tuke, Muriel Cobleigh and Edythe Murdy will conduct beginners and advanced classes on Hairpin Lace. For those who need them, looms are available at Young’s store. During the second hour Mrs. Elliott will give the fourth in her series on the theme “Invitation to Live.” The last session April 11 will conclude the Cathedral Glass and the Physical Fitness and Mrs. A. Anderson of London will speak on “Additives in our Diet” and introduce us to Health Foods. Mrs. Elliott will conclude her Bible Study. Spring Sale On Now At is sponsoring a three day trip to Ottawa, and Mr. Smith will be in attendance at the meeting tomdrrow to give more information in this connection. Rheola Hotson’s is the only birthday being celebrated this week and she received the best wishes of the members. The president, Mary Kooy, thanked Jean Elliott for her work as social convener during the month of March. Mildred Hirtzel will be the convener for April. In the Sunshine Group euchre prizes were won as follows lady’s high, Margaret Allen; lone, Ethel Lewis; low, Gertrude Hodgins; man’s high, Clarence Stanley; lone Jean Miller, and low Charlotte Barker, both playing men’s cards. Members of the Busy Buddies plus friends brought their lunch and quilted during the forenoon with some members also quilting after the business meeting. Lunch committee for the meeting were Gertrude and Florence Hodgins and Agnes and Gordon Hotson Those taking the “Basketry Course” are reminded to go immediately to the craft room for registration at 1:30 tomorrow. 03 a XL-12 First choice here DEPEND ON DEKALB Plant XL-12 and other big yielding DEKALB hybrids DEKAL0 is a registered brand name Xi numbers are hybrid designations Lloyd Lamport RR 2, Crediton 234-6286 Paul Coates RR 1, Centralia 229-6411 Vern Alderdice RR 2, Kippen 262-5988 Jake Van Wonderen RR 1, Varna 565-5304 r St. Patrick's R.C. School LUCAN STUDENT REGISTRATION SCHOOL YEAR 1978-79 WHAT: Junior, Kindergarten Registration for 3, 4, 5 year olds WHEN: April 10& 11 9-12 & 1-3 WHERE: St. Patrick's School (For additional information call Des De Sa/ais, Principal 227-4801) LOTHAR HINZ ROOFING & BUILDING k k j new homes * EVERBLOOM FARM Vern Schweitzer R.R. 1, Granton 519-225-2330 Martheo Farm - Ted Schendera, R.R. 4 Denfleld 519-225-2734 Invites you to their second production sole on Tuesday, April 10, 1979 at 7:30 p m. at the R O P. Test Station, New Dundee 20 boors, 25 bred gilts, 15 open gilts of the following breeds • Yorkshire, Hampshire and Duroc. All onimals have been R O P tested and health inspected by Government Per sonnel Auction 5teve liptay, Bowman ville. Par catalogues or further informa tion tanwef Ontario Swine Breeders Association. J.S. Donaldson Box 550, Tavistock, Ontario 655-2463 655-2018 Jennifer Welsh fun carnival in T-A photo. 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