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Times-Advocate, January 12, 1978
Specially for children
The Sacrament of Baptism Church when the following
was held at the Sunday were baptized; Janet
Service in Lucan United Elizabeth, daughter of
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Community Liaison Services
and the Lucan Advisory
Committee To Fanshawe College
Presents
LUCAN WINTER TERM 1978
REGISTRATION &
INFORMATION:
CLASSES BEGIN:
1978 01 24 (Tues. Jan. 24) 19 30 to 2100 (7:30 to 9:00 p.m.) at Bed-
dulph Public School. Fees will collected at this time by cash, cheque
or money order (payable to Fanshawe College). For information call
452-4441.
ADVANCED SEWING: Starts Feb. 7
10 sessions 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
ELECTRICAL WIRING:
10 sessions 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
1978 01 31 (Tues. Jan. 31) at Biddulph Public School unless otherwise
indicated.
$22 + $1 Mat. Fee
$22
OIL PAINTING:
8 sessions 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. $22 + Materials
When class falls on the first Tues, night in the month, the class will be held on Wed. night instead.
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CRUNICAN BROS.
1 ’Z: Miles South of Elginfield on Hwy. 4
Donald and Barbara
Coughlin; Tara Megan,
daughter of John and Jane
Forster, Fraser and Brett,
sons of George and Sandra
Gatt, Sara Joyce daughter of
Bruce and Nancy Reed,
Christopher Jay, son of Gary
and Ann Revington, and
Shelly Lynne, daughter of
Glen and Linda Snider.
The entire service was
along the theme of children,
with the choir singing “Our
Father, by whose
name. . . .” from the new
hymn book and Rev. Keith
Brown speaking on the topic
“What Do We Owe Our .
Children.”
The community “Prayer &
Share” fellowship meets this
morning at 9:45 to which all
women are welcome. Leader
Mrs. Keith Brown.
Sunday the Sacrament of
the Lord’s Supper will be
observed and there will also
be a reception of members
by transfer.
IRISH SCORERS — The goal getters for the Lucan Irish in their opening game victory over the
Mitchell Hawks in the weekend Exeter Hawks junior tournament are shown in the above pic
ture. From the left are Jeff Marshall who scored two goals and single marksmen Paul Medd
and Jim Maguire. T-A photo
Jim Scoff challenges use
of extra selfless efforts
RUG. HOOKING:
10 sessions
SOCIAL DANCE II
10 sessions 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. $30/couple
WELDING (MEDWAY): Location Medway High School
Welding I
Tues. Jan. 31
Welding II
Wed. Feb. 1
YOGA:
10 sessions
7;30 to 9:30 p.m.$22 + Materials
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
$23 + $20 Mat. Fee
$23 4- $20 Mat. Fee
JANUARY SALE
Specials on in-stock wallpapers & vinyls
DONNA'S DECORATING CENTRE
186 Main St. Lucan 227-4827
8:30 — 5:30
The 1978 Chairman of the
Middlesex County Board of
Education, James Scott of
Biddulph Township, has
challenged the Board’s
employees to use their uni
que ideas along with hard
work and an “extra”
selfless effort this year as
they make their contribution
to the educational process
throughout the County.
In his inaugural message
given at this week’s
organizational meeting of
the Board, Mr. Scott-
reminded Trustees that
much of the improved stan
dard of living enjoyed by
Canadians over the past few
decades resulted from
applying technological
change, hard work, and
basic self-discipline in the
intelligent use of resources.
He said that it has become
apparent that resources
aren’t limitless and that for
the good, and in some cases
the survival, of future
generations, people must re
emphasize the basic prin
ciples employed by their
parents and grandparents.
Mr. Scott said that
Canadians have been spen
ding well beyond their
means and well beyond the
value that *they have been
able to contribute in
dividually and collectively
to the economy. He said that
the most effective way of
reducing the inflation rate is
by every Canadian un
derstanding the seriousness
of the economic situation
and by their personal con
tribution, input, coopera-
tion, and support of
measures designed to
moderate expectations and
expenditures.
Among the goals for 1978
described by the new Chair
man were:
* workto ensure thatexisting
and developing courses of
study are of the highest
possible quality for
students.
* achievement of an affor
dable budget.
* continued development of
atmosphere within the
school system and com
munity that encourages par
ticipation and constructive
criticism.
* evaluation of the Board’s
new committee structure,
development of Board
positions on various major
educational issues.
Vice-Chairman of the
Board last year, Mr. Scott
has represented Lucan and
the townships of Biddulph
and McGillivray on the
Middlesex County Board of
Education since January
1975.
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Reg. $19.95
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Womens
Assorted Styles
In Vinyl
Mostly 6 & 7
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Fashion Boots Black
Broken Sizes
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Men's & Women's
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Women's Vinyl
Mostly 6 & 7
$2”
General Sheet
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25% OFF All Women's Knee High Vinyls
20% OFF Men's & Women's Leather Boots
ALL SALES FINAL NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL GROUPS
Seniors meet
Members of the Sunshine
and Busy Buddies’ craft
groups held their first
meeting of the new year,
Thursday afternoon in the
Masonic Hall.
Owing^ to the illness of
president Gordon Hotson and
vice-president Maude
Hodgins, the. secretary,
Ethel Crouch,' chaired the
meeting and Iva Hodgins,
assistant secretary acted in
that capacity.
A “thank-you” card was
. read from Isobel Haskett
and those having birthdays
since the last meeting, .
December 15 were
congratulated.
A “Busy Buddies” news
bulletin was read an
nouncing the “Art for
Beginners” Class under the
sponsorship of Fanshawe
College and taught by
Donald Sharpe of London, to
commence this afternoon, at
1 p.m.
Members are asked to
make note of time changes
and to bring two “baby food
jar lids” or the equivalent, a
pencil and eraser.
The new bulletin also
announced that Donna
Hindmarsh has agreed to put
the “bird” quilt together and
quilting bees will be held
later this winter. Finally the
kiln will be fired each time
there is a load ready of either
greenware or glaze.
All bowlers or “would-be”
bowlers are invited to come
bowling each Tuesday at
1:30 and all retired men will
receive a warm welcome at
the “coffee club” each
Monday forenoon in the
Masonic Hall.
Members of the Sunshine
group enjoyed euchre with
prizes going as follows:
ladies’high- Dora Thomp
son; ladies’ lone- Harriet
Holmes; ladies’ low- Lois
Hodgins; men’s high-Percy
Williams; men’s lone-
Marjorie Steeper, playing a
man’s card; and Low-Lone
Philips.
Lunch was provided by
Elsie Gibson, Tina Salter,
Rachel ,Tuke and Alex
Young,
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new year
The first meeting of the
Lucan Women’s Institute for
1978 will be held Wednesday,
January 18, in the Masonic
Hall, with a pot luck lun
cheon at 12 noon. As this is
the postponed Christmas
meeting, please bring your
exchange gift with you.
Mrs. Sheridan Revington,
convener for Citizenship and
World Affairs will be in
charge of the program.
Next Tuesday, January 17
at 8 p.m, the Lucan-
Clandeboye Pastoral Charge
Official Board will meet in
the Lucan Church.
Ron O’Grady is a Scotia Plan Loan Officer.
It’s his job to approve loans. Yes, approve
loans. That’s why experienced Loan Officers
like Ron have full authority to approve
most loans on the spot.That quick approval
system and proven S
gives you the edge
that’s made us a
leader in the field of
consumer bank
loans. Ron has been
trained to help
you borrow with
confidence. He
doesn’t want to get
you in over your
head. He’ll design a
repayment plan
you can handle-and
he’ll tell you if
you can’t-and why.
Whether you bank with us or not, when
you need a loan to help you grow, grow
with us at Scotiabank. We believe a Scotia Plan
Loan really is better. Because the Scotia Plan
Loan Officer you speak with, has full authority
to approve most loans on the spot, and
wants to do so.
Check the white
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Scotiabank branch
near you. There’s
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