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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-03-30, Page 13Anita Giesen 225-2370 Lucan and district news Beans spill over before reaching Angola Traffic at the intersection of Highways 4 and 83 at Elginfield was slowed down for about 18 hours over the weekend after a transport truck rolled over. The truck owned by Dorner Transport of Chatham making-a left turn onto Highway 7 tipped over when the load of bagged white beans shifted. Driver Michael Dorner was not injured. The 450 bags of beans were from the W. G. Thompson and Sons mill in Hensail and were being hauled to Mon­ treal on the way to their final destination in Angola. The mishap occurred at 10.40 p.m. Sunday and the beans were removed and the truck righted shortly after 4 p.m. Monday afternoon. Constable G. N. Wilcox estimated damages to the vehicle and a light standard at $15,800. Three of the six mishaps investigated by Lucan OPP officers occurred late Saturday and early Sunday. At 10.30 p.m., Saturday on Highway 7, two miles south­ west of St. Marys vehicles driven by Thomas Bird, Pontiac, Michigan and Gerald Lenoges, RR 1, Denfield were in collision. Constable D. R. Vance who set damages at $550 said freezing rain was falling at the time. Shortly after midnight a vehicle driven by Marianne Koszycki, London left Adelaide street between Concessions 9 and 10 in London township and rolled over. Freezing fain was again a contributing factor. Constable N. A. Campbell listed damages at $800. About an hour later on Highway 4, a mile north of Arva, vehicles driven by Polly McIntyre, Lucan and George Armstrong, Exeter collided. Both drivers received minor injuries. damages at $1,300. The first accident of the week occurred at 1.55 a.m. Friday on the Main street of Lucan near the Community Centre. Barbara McBride was taken to University Hospital by Haskett’s Ambulance after the vehicle she was driving was in collision with two parked cars. The parked cars were owned by Kevin Lightfoot and Scott Anderson, both of Lucan. Constable N. A. Campbell estimated damages at $2,100. Intertown bowlers get only two points Lucan special Tb.^95 CALL US Times -Advocate] Phone 235-1331 r-i—I—1IIIX ■ * Times-Advocafe, March 30, 1978 POST OFFICE OPEN HOUSE — The Lucan Post Office celebrated St. Patrick's Day with an Open House Friday. Above, Post­ master Jim Robertson offers cookies to Cora and Gareth Brown. At the back are Wendy Kfaul and Emmerson DeGraw. T-A photo ABUNDANT LIVING BOOK ROOM 147 Richmond St. Rl Rl PR CHRISTIAN BOOKS GOSPEL RECORDS all Bibles 10 Zoff sugg. price TOPICAL Ref. Bible hours-Mon. - Thurs. 1-5pm Fri.- 1-7:30 Sat - 10- 2 <j>- phone 227-4877 ’ Damages were set at $3,600. Monday at 2.15 p.m. at the main intersection in Arva vehicles driven by Anne Brasser, RR 1 Woodham, and Carl Banting, Kagawong, collided. Con­ stable D. R. Vance set Bv RON WATT The inter-town bowling team travelled to Zurich Saturday and after winning the first game, lost the next four in a row to come away with just two points. By winning just the one, Lucan assured themselves of finishing in second place and maybe even first, depending on what Mike’s from Stratford does. Lucan was six points ahead of them, but Mike’s was bowl­ ing in St. Marys Saturday and they also have a makeup week with another Stratford team. Two more breakins Officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are in­ vestigating two breakin attempts. Sometime Sunday night an attempt was made to break in the Becker’s milk store in. Lucan resulting in damage to a door but no entry was gained. Entry was made at the Denfield sales barn. Only a few cans of soft drinks were reported missing. Thursday a theft occurred at an auction sale at the Masonic hall in Ilderton. An unknown person using an assumed name purchased several articles and left without paying for them.' Constable G.N. Wilcox is investigating. Value of the articles was $229. Charges are being con­ sidered in three recent acts of wilful damage as suspects are known in each instance. Next week we will know when the play-offs will start and where we will be bowl­ ing for the five weeks of play-offs. High single this past week was bowled by Richard (Tiger) Acres with 321. Thursday nite men, don’t forget that the games scheduled for January 26 are to be bowled this Sunday night, April 2 at 7 and 9. Monday Ladies - Lorna Ellyatt 270-762, Joyce Sovereign 298-713, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 277-689, Hazel Eaton 259-686, Sharon Redick 259-644, John Gibbs 291-640, Marg Greenlee 288- 638, Marg Young 221-637, Edie Burt 254, Mary Jefferies 245, Debbie Glavin 243, Debbie Watt 240, Marg Elson 240, Aggie Groenewegen 238, Tanny Vanderhoek 233.AnneHolden 239, Helen Hardy 229. Senior Citizens - Laura Williams 235-669, Jean Miller 266-608, Percy Williams 198-563, Gonda Vanleishout 174, Verna Ramsay 172, Alex Young 168, Ann Kish 163. Colleen's - Nancy Densmore 233-612, Wilma Avery 286, Debbie Watt 256, Brenda Scott 251, Janet Dawson 227, Debbie Arnold 227, Marie Sockett 223, Mar- cie Rydall 219, Eileen Hodgihs215. Wednesday Mixed - Bob Smith 285-734, Don Ruddy 302-727, Wayne Smith 257- 680, Mike Wraith 277-678, Ward Ellyatt 245-648, Pat Davis 266-649, Alex Hyde 210-620, Doug Lee 275-619, Nancy Densmore 260-615, Donna Leitch 270-603, Art Play at home Saturday, Sunday Juveniles reach OMHA finals The Lucan Juveniles after losing the first game of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association semi-finals to Milverton came roaring back with three straight victories to keep their championship hopes alive. They wound up the suc­ cessful series against Milverton with a 5-2 win in Lucan, Thursday night. They DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS By CARLSTUCKLESS More rides Sid has been away at the Soo, to be with his 100 year old father who has been under the weather. We wish him a speedy recovery. Two weeks ago, the Legion held a ski-doo party for some of the residents of the Meadowcrest Residence Inc. There were about 20 people present, and they had a wonderful time. After the rides, a light lunch was served upstairs. I would like to thank Roy Scott, Charley Holmes, Laurie . Carter and Don Ruddy for giving up their Sunday afternoon to bring their snowmobiles over to the Legion. * Saturday, April 8, we are having another amateur night. This always proves to be a lot of fun, so get your acts ready and come on over. RELAX! Get your group together Go to your favorite function directly behind the Revival Centre in Lucan. Shown above checking some of the reading material are OPP Sgt. Bruce Shaw, Rick Brewster, Rev. Ray Brewster and Ruth Shaw. The book room will be open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m., Friday from 1 to 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to’ 2 p.m. T-A photo Mercer 233, Sheila Armitage 214, Harry Damen 214, Thursday Men - Don Watt 286-779, Ken Eaton 266-740, Doug Cunningham 301-720, Mike Wraith 254-717, Glenn Snider 250-70-5, Larry Decaluwe 266-684, George Van Geel 266-682, Don Rud­ dy 241-680, Bill Neil 240-680, Jim Hearn 247-669. Jeff Park 258-668, Harold Mayo 230- 673, Frank Hardy 253-668, Wayne Smith 295-653, Ward Ellyatt 313, Les Dreury 262, Jim Smith 260, Brian Ankers 254, Fred Cowdrey 252, Bill Bannerman 250. ' There will be prizes for the best acts. A light lunch will be served at the end of the evening. Music will be supplied by Pat Gillespie and Bob Stuckless. Tickets will be $5 a couple. You may call Carl or Len at 227-4751 or 228-6419 for tickets. Our membership chair­ man tells me there are a few members whose 1978 dues are still outstanding. If you do not get your Legion magazine in April please don’t blame him. Our outside chairman Bill Thompson will be holding a work party whenever the ground dries up enough. If you wish to volunteer please leave your name and number at the bar. The members of Branch 540 would like to send out their thoughts of sympathy to Gwen Rader, Julianne and the rest of the family, for the recent loss of her little son Billy. Also to Doris Hodgins and family for their recent loss of Ray. His happy smile will always be missed around the Branch. Just a reminder that the ladies aux. meeting will be held Tuesday, April 4 and the men’s meeting will be held Wednesday April 12. Thats 30 for this week. Remember we all can’t be heroes. Some of us have to sit on the curb and cheer as they go by. won the third game of the series in Milverton Tuesday by by a score of 7-1. The Lucan club now moves in against Minden in the OMHA final. The first two games of the best-of-seven championship series will be played in Lucan this weekend. The games are scheduled for Saturday night at 8 p.m. and Sunday af­ ternoon at 2 p.m. The third and fourth contests will be in Minden the following weekend. Rick Freeman was the top Lucan point getter in the series against Milverton. He scored 10 goals and added five assists in the last three games. Freeman led the Lucanites in their 7-1 romp with a six goal effort while Jeff Hart­ man added the other goal. In Thursday’s windup game, Rick Freeman was again the top goal producer with two successful shots. Adding singles were Ron Glenn, Jeff Hartman and Tom Magorman. At 9 p.m. the atom hockey team will take on their fathers in exhibition game. Two successful dances were held this week at the Community Centre. The Irish 9 fastball dance was held Thursday and the broomball league sponsored the Saturday dance. The T-bail association is selling tickets on an afghan, turtle planter and hanging plant. Money from this project will be used to purchase playground equipment for the arena. The draw will be made at the April 15 craft show. Go in a Modern Highway Coach (Washroom & Airconditioned for your riding comfort) CHARTER FROM O.M.H.A. FINALS Juvenile DD Lucan vs Minden. Lucan Arena Saturday, Apr. 1 • 8 p.m. Sunday; Apr. 2 2 p.m. 4-H dub Part A of meeting 3 was held at Mrs. Straatman’s. Tammy McRobert’s aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett was the special guest. She discussed indoor gardening and demonstrated how to properly plant a plant, or slip from a plant. The girls were given a slip to plant and take home. While refreshments were being served by Pam Moore and Christine Gert­ sen, Annette Straatman presented Mrs.Corbettwith a gift for her help, The next meeting will be held March 30 at Mrs. Straatman’s. Mrs. O’Neill collected $77 for the Bunny Bundle project. The cake was won by Eric Vankalmthout, Petrolia and the bunny by Minnie Hodgins, Lucan, to-. SPRING SELECTION! For Spring! Come On In And See Our New Roses (climbing-Floribunda-Hybrid-Patented) Shrubs (uprights-Globes-Spreaders) Shade Trees-(Maple-Willows-Ash-Birch) Special Shrub Assorted (Forsythia-Almond) Lilac Trees (Assortment) Colorado Spruce & Magnolia Trees Pink Double Flowering Azalea Pink Rhododendron Perennial Assortments Cushion Mums Ground Cover Assorted Peony Bushes Clematis &Box Plants arriving MayBox Flowers 12, 1978. Also a full line of pots, (Glass & Clay), and Macrame Hangers, & Lawn Dwarfs & Outdoor Planters. UNITED CO OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO AILSA CRAIG 109 John St. Carnival Friday Friday night will be a busy one at the Lucan Community Centre when a masquerade carnival will followed by a game. Sponsored by club, the carnival will give everyone a chance for an outing of skating. 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