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ROYAL AWARD - Paul Hodgins, RR 1, Lucan recently
received a special award from the Queen Mother in Toronto.
It was the Duke of Edinburgh Gold medal signifying extra
effort in making better use of spare time. T-A photo
Received awards
from Queen Mother
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STORY TIME — Teacher Margaret Anne McKichon telk a story with pictures to Melanie West, Jody Richards, Shane Edwards
and Shona Craig during the Vacation Bible School of the Lucan Revival Centre. I-A photo
Paul R. Hodgins, son of
Roscoe and Marion Hodgins,
was presented with the Gold,
Duke of Edinburgh Award
by Her Majesty, the Queen
Mother, at the Inn on the
Park, Toronto, on June 29.
This award was designed
by Prince Philip for young
people as an ircentive to take
the opportunity of making
better use of their spare
time, and there are four
requirements:
An Expedition • Paul went
on a canoe trip in the
Haliburton's with three other
young men:
A hobby - he was involved
in drafting at Medway and
designed pieces of aircraft
2- 8x1 0
2- 5x7
10- wallet size
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FOR
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equipment for his Dad's
planes:
Physical Fitness - this
Paul took as he completed
the Canada Fitness
requirements for Gfade 11,
and finally Community
Service, which he fulfilled by
acting as the assistant
Cubmas ter for the 1st
Crediton Cub Pack, during
the past year.
Paul started working for
his awards in a Venturers'
Group while living in St.
Thomas and has won his
Bronze, Silver and now his
Gold Awards.
Congratulations Paul, and
best wishes for the future.
Six accidents .were in-
vestigated this week by
officers of the Lucan detach-
ment of the Ontario
Provincial Police.
The first occurred Sunday
on County road 22 at Denfield
when a vehicle driven by
John Walker, R.R. 3, Den-
field was in collision with a
parked vehicle owned by
Leland Beavers, R.R. 6,
London. Constable B,D.
Munro set damages at $200.
The first of two Tuesday
mishaps ,involved vehicles
driven by Deborah Brooks,
Stratford arid Norbert
Balbrecht, R,R. 3, Thorn-
dale, They collided on High-
way 7, east of Elginfield.
Constable J. Frank listed
damages at $950.
Constable C.S. Fleming set
damages at $7,000 when
vehicles driven by Nana
Thompson, London and
Marlin Gingerich, Wellesley
collided at the intersection of
the Cameron sideroad and
Concession 6 in, London
township,
Wednesday a vehicle
driven by Barry Becker,
Credi ton was damaged to the
extent of $1,500 when it left
the Lobo-London townline
road. Damages were
estimated by constable
D.R. Vance.
Vehicles driven by Mark
Vanderploeg, R.R. 4, Den-
field and Donald Williams,
London collided Thursday on
County road 23 in London
News from
Revival Centre
The Sunday morning
service wak led by the
pastor,. Rey. Ray Brewster.
A lovely duet "Shepherd
Lead Me" graced the service
sung by Mrs. Marlene
Thornton and Mrs. Lorraine
Armitage. Rev. Brewster
took his message from
Exodus 14:17:24.
God's richest blessings,
material, spiritual, and
financial are for those who
obey God's word in paying
tithes as Abraham did. Our
tithe should go to where we
are spiritually fed. Our of-
ferings go where we feel we
Should help other Christian
organizations.
The Evening service was
led by Rev. Ray Brewster in
singing and worship. Doug
Butler and Larry McGill
sang two duets, one of which
Larry wrote and composed.
Rev, Rick Brewster,'
assistant pastor, spoke from
Judges 6:11-22, saying. we
want to be used by God,, a
sacrifice is necessary in our
lives.
Like Gideon , we sacrifice
to God, then consecrate
ourselves to God's service.
To follow Jesus, we must
experience a change in our
own life style.
township. Constable Munro
listed damages at $920.
Extensive damage was
incurred Friday when trucks
driven by Orville Truemner,
R.R, 3 Parkhill and Daniel
Simpson, Glanworth collided
Mrs, Harold Cobleigh and
Mrs. Jack Murdy have
returned from a most en-
joyable trip to the West
Coast, flying to Calgary and
taking a scenic bus tour to
Vancouver, through
Kamloops, and over to
Victoria.
Coming back to Campbell
River they boarded one of
the Princess Boats for
Prince Rupert and toured
overland to Jasper and back
down to Calgary, where they
attended an afternoon and
evening performance of the
Stampede.
While in Banff they took a
11,2 hour raft ride on the Bow
Robertson's
in charge
At Lucan United Church on
Sunday, the Robertson
family was in charge of the
service with Janey at the
organ and piano, Flora
reading the responsive
psalm and Bible Readings
and singing the lovely solo
"The New 23rd Psalm" by
Ralph Carmichael, while
Jim brought the Message.
Speaking from II Peter
Chapter 3, he told the
congregation what the Bible
says to him about "The
Second Coming of Christ".
'Mr. Robertson said it is
one of the most neglected
teachings and it shouldn't be
as it is mentioned. 300 times
in the New Testament. If it is
this important to God, it
must be important to man.
There are scoffers today
as there were in the time of
Noah and the Ark, but Peter
says if God promises
something you may be sure
it will happen. No man
knows the day or the hour of
the Lord's second coming
and it will not be announced.
In the last day we shall be
with Christ and like him. Let
us be led by the Holy Spirit to
open the door to Christ's
knock today, and let Him
lives,
come into our hearts and
Next Sunday the service
will be in charge of the
United Church Women, with
Mrs. Martin VanArenthals
bringing the message.
The following Sunday, July
29, Ed. and Freeda Melanson
will be in charge of the
service. Come and worship
with us on the 22nd and 29th
Rey. Keith Brown will be
back for the first Sunday in
August.
on County road 23 in London
township. Constable Munro
was the investigating officer.
During the week officers of
the detachment charged
three persons with impaired
driving.
River and had tours of each
city visited as well as stops
at many scenic spots.
The Way
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holden
Market Street and Mr, and
Mrs. R.W, Holden and
children, Butler Street,
motored the opposite way
from Lucan, going to the
East Coast, touring Quebec
City, and through New
Brunswick.
After taking the ferry to
P.E.I they enjoyed the play
"Anne of Green Gables",
and toured her home, the
Wobdleigh Replicas, at-
tended the Lobster Supper in
New Glasgow, and had two
"shore" dinners, cooked by
themselves.
While spending three days
on Cape Breton Island they
visit the Fortress at
Louisburg, the mine at Glace
Bay and the museum in
connection.
Mrs. Fred Crouch of
,Granton and Mrs. M.H.
Hodgins of Lucan enjoyed a
bus tour to the Pennsylvania-
Dutch Country around
Harrisburg and Lancaster,
last week, visiting an Amish
style farm and two Farmers'
Markets. They also visited
the National Wax Museum
and the Anderson Pretzel
Factory in Lancaster.
In Hershey they toured-the
Milton Hershey School, the
Rose Gardens and "Hershey
Chocolate World," Driving
on to, Corning they had a
brief visit at the Corning
Glass Factory.
Finally they visited the
Taylor Winery -in Bath,
which was very interesting.
A leisurely drive home
through Letchworth State
Park and upper New York
State, completed a relaxing
short tour.The children
particularly enjoyed going
down into the mine, wearing
the hard hats and raincoats
On the way home the
Hopewell Cape was one of
the many highlights.
Seniors to
get calls
Several members of the
Sunshine and Busy Buddies
senior Citizens groups have
been inquiring regarding the
time to assemble to attend
the "Sound of Music".
Please takenotethat you will
receive a telephone call in
this connection closer to the
date.
4:30 to 5:00 p.m. with Cheryl
Noyes.
Synchronized swimming is
every Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday from 12 to 12:30
with Lynn Barber.
Come and join us. These
events are free to everyone
and we would like to see you
out. There are lots of things
to learn from„ our skilled
instructors.
Lucan boys pee wee team
travelled to Thedford where
they beat out Thedford 31-10
Thursday night. Friday the
pee wees challenged
Parkhill and again won.
The Lucan Arena Booster
Club would like to thank
everybody that worked for
the club in the past two
years. In April, the club
donated $2,046.97 to the
Lucan Community Building
Fund to go towards a new
stove in the Leprechaun
Hall.
Lucan T-Ball Association
are pleased to state that we
finally got a new 12 foot slide
to be put in the playground at
the arena as soon as an area
can be levelled off. Thank
you to everybody that sold
tickets for this slide.
Registrations are coming
in for the Shamrock Hockey
School being held September
17-29. The school is offering
power skating, goalten-
dering, passing, shooting,
and puck handling. To avoid
disappointment later get
your form in before July 20.
WI members
go to rally
All members are reminded
of the County Rally' on
Tuesday July 24, meeting at
the Masonic Hall at 10 a.m.
with a contribution for a Pot
Luck luncheon and your own
utensils, Beverage is sup-
plied.
The date of the Blood
Donors' Clinic has been
changed to Thursday
October 25 Please make this
change on your calender.
Students
on exchange
Luke Chabot of Sorel
Quebec has been an ex-
change guest with Allen
Moon, speaking only English
as he Visited the family for
two weeks. While in Lucan
Allen and Luke visited many
places of interest in South
Western Ontario, with the
group.
Personals
Mrs, K. Roberts of
Ilamilton, 96 years, young,
friend of the Len Maslen
family, is spending two
weeks with them at their
home on Butler St.
Too many people conduct
their lives on the cafeteria
plan, SELF-SERVICE only.
Summer School '79 has
planned a hour of swimming
Thursday July 19. They will
swim from 12:30 to 1:30
under the supervision of the
leaders as well as, two
lifeguards.
Each child has to have a
permission slip signed and
be 42" tall. Hope to see you
there.
Lucan Junior Farmers are
supplying a bus for the
Summer School children to
take a trip to Storybook,
Gardens, August 10 at 10
a.m.
After a tour of Storybook
Gardens lunch and refresh-
ments will be served in the
park before returning home.
Permission slips will be sent
out the first week of August.
Attendance at the Lucan
Community centre pool has
picked up with the warmer
weather. The first session of
'swimming lessons will try
their swimming exams on
Friday. Registrations for the
next session will be Saturday
at noon at the pool or in the
office before then.
Lucan Womens Institute
have payed for the Lucan
Pool for free swimming for
everybody July 20 from 1:30
to 4:00 p.m.
Don't forget about water
polo Tuesday and Friday
from 12:00 to 12:30 with
Murray Mathers as in-
structor
Swim Team, daily from
4:00 to 4:30 with Christine
Drill and Lynn Johnston.
Diving is Monday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday from
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HOLIDAY MUSIC — A large number of Lucan and area boys anc girls are enjoying the summer playground program offered
at the Community Centre. Above, leader Penny Hodgins strums some summer music. At the back are Heather and Kim slay and
Debbie and Peter Molenk amp. In front are Anita Lysenko, Sherri Smith, Stephanie Hayter and Shawn Graham. T-A photo
HELP WANTED
By-law enforcement officer for the
Village of Lucan.
Apply in writing to the Village of Lucan,
Box 449, Lucan, Ontario. NOM 2J0, by 5
p.m. July 27, 1979.
PLEASE NOTE this is not a full time position.
E.J. Melanson
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Lucan
TERM DEPOSITS
60 DAYS - 1 YEAR
Currently Paying
10 Y2 % per annum