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SIX PACKS WIN — The Six Packs won the playoff championship of the Lucan mixed bowling
league. Back, left, Harry Damen, Ward Ellyatt and Art Mercer. Front, Linda Thompson,
Heather Smith and Jori Roe. T-A photo
Back resolution to Bell
At its latest meeting
Biddulph township council
endorsed a resolution from
the Middlesex County
Federation of Agriculture.
The resolution asks that
Bell Canada contact all
property owners prior to
installing underground cable
in rural areas in an effort to
locate private and
agreement drains.
At the same meeting a
total of 15 building permit
applications were reviewed
and approved.
They were houses for
RobertHardy, Lot 14, Con. 5;
Charles Elson Lot 7, SLR;
Paul Seleski, Lot 29, Con. 15;
William Davies, Lot 16,-Con.
4; Wilson Hodgins,- Lot 32,
Con. 2; Frank Hardy, Lot 27,
Con. 5 and John Harrigan,
Lot 25, Con. 7.
Ted Toonders, Lot 29, Con.
6, house addition; Ken
Beattie, Lot 21, Con. 8, barn
and silo; James Blake, Lot 2,
SB, garage; Shirley Moran,
Granton, garage; Adrian De
Brouwer, Lot 25, Con. 6,
workshop and storage
buildings for Jacob Kasch-
per, Lot 7, NLR and Art Bell,
Clandeboye.
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Only two
area mishaps
Only two accidents were
investigated this week by
officers of the Lucan detach
ment of . the Ontario
Provincial Police.
Friday at 10:30 p.m. a
vehicle driven by Randy J.
Harrigan, 136 Algonquin
Drive, Huron Park left the
Airport sideroad at County
road 22 and struck the ditch.
Constable J.A. Wilson listed
damages at $300.
, Vehicles driven by
Michael A. Scott, R.R. 1
Lucan and James Harrison
Lockhart, R.R. 2 Ailsa Craig
collided Sunday at 10:50 a.m.
.at the intersection of High
way 4 and County road 22.
Damages were listed at
j $1,800 by Constable Wilson.
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Church news
Members of the Lucan
United Church were invited
to share in the Anniversary
service of Clandeboye
United Church on Sunday
when the minister, Rev.
Keith Brown, gave a special
anniversary message.
The U.C.W. Mothers’ Day
bake sale will be held in the
-Masonic Hall Saturday from
11 to 12, baking to be in for
pricing at 10 a.m., please.
Don’t forget the Walk-a-
thon for the Bible Society
also on Saturday leaving the
United Church at 9:30 a.m.
Fill up your sponsor sheet?
The third event on this busy
Saturday is the “Crest
Carnival” from 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. at Crestwood and
Crestview residences on
Highway 7, west of Elgin-
field. Donations of home
baking and flea market
items requested. Volunteer
help is also needed. If you
can assist call Betty Kirby
455-4481.
Next Sunday, May 14 is
Christian Family Sunday
. and ,the Sacrament of Infant
Baptism will be conducted in
Lucan United Church, at the
11:15 service and all
members are invited to the
United Church renewal
fellowship at 7:30 in King
Street United Church,
London.
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CLANDEBOYE
PLUMBING & HEATING
New Installations
and General Repairs
INSTITUTE MEET
At their May meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:30,
members of the Lucan
Women’s Institute will hear
the story of the Officers’
Conference at Waterloo
University last week which
was attended by the
president, Mrs. T. Emery Sr.
They will also hear the
report of the District Annual
which will be held the day
before their meeting, on May
16 at the Ailsa Craig United
Church with Riverview W.I.
as hostesses.
The roll call at the Branch
meeting will be answered by
giving a shopping tip worth
remembering and Mrs. Jack
Radcliffe will give the motto
on “Old Shirt may become a
new suit”. Members are
asked to bring something
baked, grown or sewn, to be
sold at the meeting.
Large crowd attend
Middlesex Presbyterial
Carlisle United Church
was nearly filled for the 17th
annual N.W. Regional of
Middlesex Presbyterial
United Church Women,
Monday evening.
Following registration
with Lieury U.C.W. in
charge, dessert and
beverage were served by the
hostess group in the Church
school room. Literature was
displayed in the lovely ad
dition behind the Church
sanctuary and Jean Linden,
Presbyterial Christian
Development Secretary
gave an interesting resume
of a few of the books
available. Mrs. Linden was
assisted by memers of the
Parkhill U.C.W.
Gertrude Rosser, Regional
Vice-President, Ailsa Craig,
chaired the meeting adding
her welcome to that of Jean
MaqKichan, president of
Carlisle U.C.W.
Ruth Whiting, Parkhill
was appointed Secretary
treasurer for the meeting in
the absence of Shirley
Durr.
Presbyterial president
Bernice Siddall
members it was a
be speaking in
Region and in her own home
church. She reviewed the
background of the way
regionals and Presbyterials
are set up, and gave the
dates of
leadership
sponsored
U.C.W.,
told the
thrill to
her own
the various
events being
by Conference
Wes tmins ter
Weekend, May 26-28,
Alma College School
Women, August 20-23.
Mrs. Siddall told
members of the changes in
the wording of
and
for
the
the U.C.W.
purpose and pointed out
various ways in which the
purpose has been used in
meetings, She asked the
question “Are we living up to
our purpose, and com
municating its message”.
“Whispering Hope”, a
duet for soprano and con
tralto voices, was sung by
two young people, Sandra
Heaman and Melinda
Harmer of Ailsa Craig.
Marjorie Park, Kit Hearn
and Mabel Froats of Lucan
U.C.W. led in a most
meaningful worship service
carrying on with the theme
“Freshen up for Spring”,
and the offering and
dedication were taken and
given by members of the
Brinsley U.C.W.
Irene Lynn, Clandeboye
U.C.W. introduced the guest
speaker for the evening,
Gwyn Whilsmith, Exeter.
Mrs. Whilsmith carried the
theme further, likening the
housecleaning of our homes
to the need for
housecleaning of
spiritual lives.
Just as a once or twice a
year cleaning will not keep
the cobwebs out of the
corners so we need God to
4-H CLUB
the
our
The last meeting of the
Lucan 3 Life Lovers was held
May 4 at Penny Hodgins.
This meeting dealt with food
and fitness. The girls read
some pages from their book
and then did some exercises.
They are now preparing for
achievement day which is to
be held on May 27 at Medway
High School. Everyone is
welcome to attend.
help us become renewed and
reborn each day. The idea of
rebirth occurs again and
again in the New Testament.
She said that sometimes God
has to hand us steel wool to
scour out the dark recesses
of our minds just as we have
to scour out built up wax in
the corners of our kitchen.
We must continually ask God
to keep our spirits free from
cobwebs.
Mrs. Whilsmith also said
that in our churches renewal
must begin with renewal in
the hearts of all members of
the congregation. Helen
Romphf of Parkhill U.C.W.
voiced the appreciation of-
the members present.
Leona Hill, World
Outreach Secretary for
Presbyterial, spoke briefly
advising that the “eye
glasses” project was still
being carried on and each
U.C.W. may act as an
“agent” to receive them for
that particular community.
Mrs. Hill also announced a
special “Outreach” program
to be held in Grace United
Church, St, Thomas, from
2:30 to 9 p.m. on Sunday,
May 28, when Roy Bonisteel
of C.B.C’s “Man Alive” will
chair a panel during the
afternoon on “Human
Rights”. If you plan to attend
make up a carload, and
bring boxed lunches.
Beverage will be provided.
Ethel Donaldson,
president of Clandeboye
U.C.W. thanked all who had
made the evening so very
successful and invited
members to hold the
Regional at Clandeboye in
1979. Mrs. Rosser
pronounced the Benediction.
Haygarth, top scored Paul Gilmour and most aggressive John Hammel.
Rural, Residential, Commercial
GREG WRAGG
R R 2, Lucan
Phone 227-4026
The most improved player on each of the Lucan Lions house league teams received a trophy at Satur-MOST IMPROVED — , . , .
day's annual banauet. Back, left, Brian Densmore, Dan De Boer, Robert Brintnell, John McDonald, Dan Brintnell for Roger
Hall, Shannon Rydall and Randy Hall. Centre, Peter Bates, Mike Radcliffe, Doug Cook and Chris McLennan. Front, Alf
Crunican, David Hinge, Jason Pfaff and Mike Dillabough. , T-A photo
FLOWCRS
FOR SALE
Good variety
of bedding plants.
We also have
hanging baskets.
Come early for best selection.
CREST ENTERPRISES
R.R. 1 Lucan
2 miles west of Eiginfield on Hwy. #7.
BEST INDIVIDUALS — T ( ...r______TlM.,„
banquet to the top individual bowlers. Back, left, Brenda Scott,
Leitch. Front, Don Ruddy, Wayne Smith and Bob Smith.
Six trophies were presented at Friday's Lucan mixed bowling league
Lorna Ellyatt and Donna
T-A photo
LEAGUE CHAMPS — The league championship of the Lucan mixed bowling league was won
by the Cutter Balls. Back, left, John Van Sas, Bruce Cornish and Don Ruddy. Front, Pat Davis,
Brenda Scott and Donna Leitch. ^-A photo
President uses sick quota
The members of the
Sunshine and Busy Buddies
senior groups met Thursday
afternoon in the Masonic
Hall, with president Gordon
Hotson in charge.
Mr. Hotson thanked the
groups for the plant sent him
last week and said if he
happened to get sick again
before the end of the club
year that the members
should not send flowers as he
felt he had, unfortunately,
used up his quota for this
year!
Edythe Murdy as program
convener introduced Mrs.
Peter McNaughton of the
“Ilderton McNaughton
Tours” who informed club
members of the many day
trips which are available,
some suitable for right now,
others the Fall, early Winter
and next Spring. Those
described for this time of
year will be discussed and a
trip chosen this afternoon,
Thursday.
The president thanked
those on the lunch committee
Viola Carter, Hazel
Williams, Viola Carter and
John Park.
The euchre prize winners
were as follows: Lady’s
high, Margaret Allen; lady’s
lone hands, Kathleen Neil;
lady’s low, Rose Atkinson;
man’s high, Murray
Shoebottom; man's lone
hands, Cecil Robb; and
man’s low, Lon Phillips.
Oney McFalls won the high
bridge prize and members of
the Busy Buddies worked at
the quilt and at liquid em
broidery.
Lions collect
eye glasses
The Lucan Lions are now
collecting used eye glasses to
be sent to needy places. If
anyone has a pair of
glasses that they no longer
use, please drop them off at
Haskett’s Furniture store in
Lucan.
SPECIAL AWARDS — Special awards were made Saturday afternoon at the annual banquet•
of the Lucan Lions sponsored house league. From the left are most gentlemanly player Bruce |
Haygarth, top scored Paul Gilmour and most aggressive John Hammel. T-A photo In Mind....
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has what mother wants !
In cut flowers, always welcome, we have beautiful
Roses, Mums, Carnations, Gladioli, and Mixed
Bunches.
Potted Hydrangea, Gloxinia, Reiger Begonias,
African Violets, Mums and Lovely Summer
Gardens, as well as Dried Arrangements, will
remind Mom of your thoughtfulness long after the
gift is given.
NICHOLSON'S FLOWERS also has that special corsage
or arrangement.
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NICHOLSON'S FLOWERS has all you need with a
large selection of Shrubbery, Ornamental and Shade
trees, Evergreens, Rose Bushes, Bulbs and more for
the gardens.
We have top quality box plants from NICHOLSON'S
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277 MAIN ST. LUCAN
(across from the school)
Phone 227-4283