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The Irish Six won the Lucan Monday ladies league championship. Back,
I Blaine, Hazel
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LEAGUE CHAMPS — ’ , .
left, Marg Greenlee, Mary Jefferies and Tammy Vanderhoek. Front, Hazel
Eaton and Mary Latta.
Lucan
and district news
Meadowcrest parent
speaks to UCW group
Members of the Evening
Unit of the Lucan U.C.W.
met at the manse on Tuesday
when Mrs. Keith Brown was
' our hostess along with Mrs.
Earl Young.
In the absence of
president, Mrs.
Melanson, who
vacationing with her son and
daughter-in-law, Paul and
Judy, in Germany, Mrs.
Wm. Froats chaired the
meeting opening with a
hymn sing.
Mrs. Wm.
parent for
Residences
guest speaker telling of the
need for and organization of
these residences and of the
the
Ed
is
Kirby, a house
Meadowcrest
Inc. was the
Minor injuries
in area crashes
Five persons were injured
when three vehicles were in
collision Thursday on High
way 4 at the Ilderton
sideroad.
The vehicles were driven
by Neil Campbell, Lucan;
Roger Kopas, Ilderton and
Kenneth Ostrander, Rock
wood. The three drivers and
passengers Judith Campbell
and Martin Wood were
treated for injuries. Con
stable D.R. Vance set
damages at $4,000. This
mishap occurred at 3.30 p.m.
Wednesday at 5 p.m.
vehicles driven by Daniel
Gilmartin, London and
Patricia Van Dam, R.R. 2,
Ailsa Craig collided at the
intersection of Highways 4
and 7 at Elginfield. Con
stable W.R. Disher listed
damages at $1,100.
At 12.30 a.m. Sunday, a
vehicle driven by Martin
Cunningham, R.R. 5,
Strathroy left the concession
road, west of Strathroy and
struck a pole. Constable G.N.
Wilcox investigated.
work done with their
“families”.
It was most interesting
and gave the members a real
insight into the wonderful
work being done by the
houseparents and other
workers.
Mrs. Kirby invited
everyone to the Crest Car
nival Saturday, June 2, from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Con
tributions of baking, crafts,
“white elephants”, etc.
would be welcome, no
clothing please. Guests
would also be welcome any
time at 3 p.m. for tea, but
please call ahead.
The trip to Germany in
word and picture was an
nounced for tonight, Wed
nesday at 8:30 in the C.E.
Wing. Everyone is welcome.
A quilt is “in” and all
quilters will be welcome. If
you have one to be quilted
please call Mrs. Jim
Lockyer, 227-4421.
The General U.C.W. will
meet Tuesday evening, June
12, when Rev. James
Johannsen of Cottam will
speak on one of our Live
Love Project with Canada’s
Native Peoples in this area.
If you have Kraft or
Canada Packers Labels,
please take them to Mrs.
Lockyer as soon as possible.
Mrs. M.H. Hodgins
reported on the June Bir
thday Party on Friday, the
22nd when members will
meet at the Church at 5 p.m.,
for a visit to St. Marys, with
dinner “out”
“browsing”
shops.
They will
home of Mrs. Ed Melanson
Smiles!
Their marriage broke up
because of illness in the
family - they got sick of each
other!
for presentation of their
birthday money and dessert.
The worship was taken by
Mrs. Lockyer, assisted by
Mrs. Frank Goring and was
based on “The Year of the
Child.”
Refreshments were served
by our hostesses.
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At Revival Centre
Successful Blossom Tea
The lower hall of the new
Revival Centre was
beautifully decorated for the
first Blossom Tea to be
sponsored by the Women’s
Auxiliary.
Receiving at the door were
Becky Brewster, wife of
Rev. Ray Brewster and
Myrtle Davies, branch
director. Guests registered
with Geri Fletcher and
Debbie Brewster, wife of
Rick Brewster, assistant
pastor and proceeding to the
lower floor, were served
punch by Barbara Sloetjes
and Annelies Butler.
Places were found by
comparing the scripture on
the nametag with that on the
tables, which was novel way
of mixing guests up so they
would meet new friends.
June Henry, president,
welcomed everyone, opening
the meeting with a chorus
and prayer, with Lorraine
Armitage at the piano.
Judith Henry led in singing
several choruses and taught
the sign language for “Jesus
Loves Me,” as she uses it at
the Robarts School for the
Hearing Handicapped.
The new singing group,
“Praise Song” led by Rick
Bewster sang a lovely
number “Praises” which
was most appropriate with
their name.
“Tole Painting” a lovely,
very old craft, was
demonstrated by Gail
Griven and Janice Graham
and Janice Wallace gave a
meditation comparing the
change in an old tin dustpan
by the tole painting, into a
beautiful piece of art, to the
change in the lives of people
as they follow the example of
Jesus.
This is done by complete
submission to God and by
following his pattern for us.
As the shading and contrast
in the tole makes it beautiful
so a ray of sunshine comes
from God on our darkest
days and we can all be
transformed as we follow His
design for our lives.
Weather slows
Bible walkathon
The weather must have
frightened off a number of
walkers for the Bible Society
Walkathon, as only 41
children and young people,
- compared to 60 last year,
showed up for the nine mile
! jaunt around the lovely
’ countryside on Saturday
j morning, with one senior
citizen doing the seniors’
r walk.
! Apples and hot dogs were
' served upon returning to the
Church, by Chairman Jim
Robertson and the Bible
Society District Secretary
for Western Ontario, Rev.
D.L. Howlett.
If you were missed and
would like to make a con
tribution toward an Eskimo
translation of the Bible,
please send your donation to
Mrs. Sheridan Revington,
the branch treasurer, or to
Mr. Robertson.
and an hour of
in different
return to the
Good character, like good
soup, is usually homemade.
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Norma J. Hooper
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O. H. WARD & PARTNERS
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GERALD L. MERNER
Over $6,000
for cancer
An interim report is now
available from the Lucan-
Biddulph Branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society
with the house to house
canvass netting $4,750, the
euchre party $83, the daf-
fodill boxes $37.85,
organization contributions
$225, and to date the family
ride about $1,000.
All pledges are not yet in
and it is hoped that riders
will make a sincere effort to
get their collecting done by
the end of this week.
This Branch has been
asked to host the annual
meeting of the London-
Middlesex Unit in October.
The dinner meeting will be
held in the auditorium of the
arena and the speakers date
and price of tickets will be
given at a later date.
About 20 years ago, when
the Branch was in its in
fancy, this annual meeting
was held in the old arena
with the Women’s Institute
catering. Since that time it
has been held at various
places in the city of London.
At United
Church
T|iis Wednesday evening,
everyone is invited to take a
“Trip,to Germany” in word
and pictures, with Mabel
Froats as guide, in the C.E.
Wing at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday June 3rd, Com
munion will be celebrated
and Confirmation will take
place.
Tuesday, June 5, members
of the Cradle Roll and their
mothers will meet at 10 a.m.
June 10th will be the annual
Flower
messages
Coughlin
Dedels, the latter in
pel” form.
Sunday with
by Barbara
and Dorothy
“pup-
MISFITS WIN — The playoff championship of the Lucan
Wednesday mixed bowling league was won by the Misfits.
Back, left, Dennis Carty and Bob Smith. Front, Heather Smith
and Brad
T-A photo
Donna Leitchand Janice
Taylor.
Abram. Missing were
BEST IN MIXED LEAGUE — The top individual bowlers in the Lucan Wednesday-mixed
league’received special awards. Back, left, Sue Hodgins, Ward Ellyatt, Bob Smith and Wayne
Smith. Front, Linda Thompson, Lorna Ellyatt and Shirley Bannerman. T-A photo
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G. RANDALL PAUL
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_________ _____ _ .... _______ won the league cham
pionship of the Lucan Wednesday mixed bowling league.
Back, left, Doug Lee and Bill Bannerman. Front, Sue Hodgins
and Kim Rae. Missing were Bruce Cornish and Diane Park.
Outdoor cooking
The Lucan 2 4-H club held
its second meeting at the
home Of Rita Dewan Sunday,
opening with the Pledge.
Ten members answered
I the roll call which was “give
‘ an idea for outdoor cooking.”
The girls brought flowers
which were pressed between
boards for use at a later
meeting,
Mary and Louise Van-
derLoo and Nancy VanGeel
demonstrated different1
types of exercises and the
colour for the Members’
Notebooks was chosen - a
shade of green. After
reading several pages in the
members pamphlet and
discussing them, refresh
ments were served.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of
land, in accordance with Weed Control Act, RSO
1970, Chapter 493 as amended, Sections 4, 14 and
20, that unless noxious weeds growing on their
lands within the Municipality of the Village of Lucan
are destroyed by date of July 2, 1979, and
throughout the season, the Municipality may enter
upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed,
charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set
out in the said act. The co-operation of all citizens is
earnestly solicited.
Municipality • Village of Lucan
clerk -E.J. Melanson
Weed Inspector -Hugh Baird
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