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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-30, Page 20Tirnes.Advocuto, April 30, 1980 HITS AND MISSES WIN — The season championship of the Medway mixed bowling league was won by the Hit and Misses. From the left are Henry and Blanche Komarek, Carol and Al Kish and Fin and Dorothy McKinlay. T-A photo t MEDWAY MIXED — The Bottoms Up won the playoff championship of the Medway mix- ed bowling league, From the left are George and Helma Sorensen, Gerry and Connie Duynisveld and Doug and Daisy Hills. T-A photo UCW finish four quilts trip April, Edythe Murdy; was thanked by the President for her work and Margaret Carter will act in this capacity in May. There was no craft group this week but members of that group are reminded to bring their greenware and or paints and "bisk" tomorrow, Thursday, ready to start the next ceramics project with Rose Bakker. Euchre winners included: Lady's high - Mary Kooy; Lone hands - Eleanor Darling; Low - Mary Scott; Men's high - Rose Atkinson, playing a man's card; Lone hands - Cecil Robb and low score - Eva Young, also playing a man's card. Lunch was provided by Maude Hodgins, Murray and Iva Hodgins and Alice Hodgson. GOALIE HONOURED — Three goal tenders received trophies at Tuesday's awards night of the Lucan Lions house league hockey. From the left are Todd Froats, Chris Smith and John Hominsky. T-A photo • DOUBLE HUNG WOOD WINDOWS: Various Glass sizes ONLY '60 WAREHOUSE DISPOSAL Formerly Builder's Salvage) ALL NEW BUILDING MATERIAL "SPRING" 40 PATIO DOORS "SPECIALS" Aluminum, Wood. Wood clad. Double Thermal Broke. AS LOW AS $325,00 THERMAL PATIO door panels $50.00 each BAYS BOWS SLIDERS PICTURES MORE MORE MORE BARN SIDING AND ROOFING $25.00 per sq. 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Welcome your Guide or Brownie and support this very worthwhile work. 'Lucan United Church couples club Garage and Bake Sale (at Bob Patterson's Main St. Lucan) Sat, May 3 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. L10 a.m. to 12 noon di Bake table "BUY YOUR NEW 111-1G Kawasaki FROM US AND SIT ON IT! MT. CARMEL 737.3456 Open Mon. Sat, 10 Sunday Noon - 6 on the spot financing available at bank rates. BUY NOW AND GET IN ON OUR LOW PRE-SEASON PRICES. co *1114 YOUR PURCHASE UP TO '5,000 * Depend on us for selection * Depend on us for service * Depend on us for parts * Depend on us for price. 11111111111111111111 ill1111111111111 MEN 11111111111111111 MUM • Pick up complete ,'set of contest rules at our store Past Masters honoured Plans were finalized • Thursday at the Sunshine and Busy Buddies Groups' meeting for the visit in May to the Montrose, Michigan Seniors' Club. Members voted that half the cost should be borne by the Club and thanks to the Lions Club for making this possible, Great ride on Sunday The Lucan-Biddulph Canadian Cancer Society Branch executive met recently to finalize plans for the annual "Great Family Ride for Cancer" to be held Sunday, May 4, leaving from the Market Square Park in Lucan and the Scout Hall in Granton, at 1 p.m. If you do not have your pledge sheet yet, you can get it from any member of the executive, Wraith Family Hardware or Young's Store, in Lucan and the general store in Granton. The canvass in the villages and township is almost finished, but some kits have not been turned in. Please finish up as quickly as you can, so this Branch may be among the first to meet the deadline for return of kits to the Unit Office. Ladies' night of the South Huron Past Masters' Association FridaY night in the Leprechaun Room at the Lucan Community Centre was a wonderful success with over 18() tickets being sold. The accommodation was stretched to its limit!, Wor, Brother Murray Magill, chairman for the, Association, acted as Emcee for the occasion, welcoming the guests, offering.. the toast to the Queen and the Craft and introducing Head Table guests, Wor, Brother Bryan. Smith, District Chaplain, asked the blessing and Wor. "The Second Greatest Commandment" from Luke 10:25-37, the story of the "Good Samaritan" was the theme for Rev, Keith Brown's sermon on Sunday morning, in Lucan United Church. • Mr. Brown told his congregation that "the first direction for love is vertical, love to God and the second is horizontal, love to your neighbours," The Samaritan, a member of a despised race, forgot the indignities he had suffered and ministered to the wounded Jew because he saw a basic human need. He had real love which moved him to action. The whole of Christ's life was an example of love and He says to us "Go and do likewise." The new P.A. system was in use on Sunday. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Thompson for their kindness in providing this "hearing aid" for the Church. Brother Bert. 11/Lennie or Stratford toasted Grand Lodge, with Right W".. Brother C.H.. Corbett, 1D-,T;i,G.M.. giving the rgply. The toast to the ladies was given by Wor, Brother Brian. Haskett, Master of Irving, Lodge, Lucan and Mrs. I„,tavi White of Ailsa Craig gave humorous response. Doug Parker of Lebanon, Forest Lodge, . Exeter thanked the Caterers, the ladies from St, Marys' Anglican Church, Brinsley, for the excellent banquet. sill Haskett, District Secretary asked three Masters from different Upcoming in the U'.C. The anniversary ministry of music is now being prepared. If you like to sing you are invited to help out for this occasion and each Sunday. Rehearsals have been changed to Thursday evening at 8:30. Bring your, "valuable junk" to the Couples' Club Garage Sale on Saturday, at 9 a.m. at 129 Main Street, or telephone 227-1143 for pick- up. Baking will also be very acceptable. This part of the sale commences at 10 a.m. Sunday service in Lucan U.C. has been cancelled so members may attend the Clandeboye Anniversary at 11 a.m, Please note the time. Lucan Sunday School will be held as usual. Mr. Lloyd Hutton of Kincardine the guest speaker, will also speak at 'the London and District Chapter of the U.C. Renewal Fellowship in Lucan Church, at 7:30 p.m. Lodges to draw the ladies'. tickets for the head table arrangements, as follows: Margaret Strang, Exeter; Maxine Allison, West. McGillivray and Elaine Willis of Atwood, Bill 'also introduced the. guest speaker, his aunt, Dr. Angela Armitt, recently retired. Dean of the Faculty of Fart Time and Continuing Education. at the U. of W„ who spoke on "Laughter - Spring Tonic"; Dr, Armitt certainly gave those in at- tendance a large dose of. "Tonic" as she told many humorous ancedotes I Leroy Harrison, Wor- shipful Master of Maitland Lodge, Goderich, thanked Dr, Armitt for her very entertaining talk and presented her with a gift on behalf of the Association. LucanAnglican Church The Sunday morning service was conducted by the Rector Rev. Bruce Pocock. The lessons were read by Mrs. Kay Egan and Rev. Pocock. A study of The Eucharist to better understand the current series of lectures, given by the Rector, con- tinues.. The Ladies Guild is having a bake sale May 10 at 10 a.m. to be held in the Parish Hall. Play euchre Seniors plan with their donation toward the Sunshine Club's projects. Jean Hodgins, Marion and Dora Thompson received best wishes for their bir- thdays this week. President, Mildred Hirt- zel, thanked all who helped in any way to make the Dessert Euchre so suc- cessful last week with special thanks to Helen McDonald for convening the event. Helen also thanked her many helpers, both men and 'women. A letter of thanks and a donation of $15.00 to the Poppy Day Fund will be sent to the Legion. The social convener for WINS TRIP "Name the Robot" a contest sponsored by Coca Cola of Canada and Radio Station C.K.S.L. was won by Kellie, three year old daughter of Carol and Bruce Maslen. "Uncle" Jim Benn sent in the name of "Eltin" in Kellie's name, and it was chosen over all the rest. The contest prize is an all- expense-paid holiday for four to Disneyworld, and Kellie can't wait to see where Mickey Mouse lives! St. Patrick's R.C. School Lucan Student Registration School Year 1980-81 WHAT: Junior Kindergarten, Kindergarten. Registration for 3, 4 , 5 years olds. WHEN: May 14 at 10:30 a.m. WHERE: St. Patrick's School For additional information call Des deSalaiz, Principal - 227-4801 United Church MEDWAY INDIVIDUALS — The top individual bowlers in the Medway mixed bowling league received trophies at a Friday banquet. Back, left, Cal Carmichael, George Sorensen, Gerry Duynisveld and George Moir. Front, Jean Poole, Carol Kish, Connie Duynisveld and Dorothy McKinlay. T-A photo Happy Birthday An "Open House" was held Thursday afternoon for a former lung-time resident of Lucan, Emma Langford, (Mrs, H.B.), at the home of her sister-in-law, Marjorie Park, Langford Crescent. Many friends called to wish her "Happy Birthday." Haggarty's Fashions Ltd. Join Us On Saturday, May 3rd Our Opening Day Feature 10% OFF ON ALL STOCK * Full Fashion Line & Accessories * "1928" Jewellery * Crafts, Patons & Bernat Yarn * Speciality Gifts Including Handmade Candles, Soaps * Smith & Jamieson Tea "THE CENTURY STORE" 214 Main St. Parkhill 294-6414 Bible study and worship, led by Jean Brown, highlighted the meeting of the Evening Unit of Lucan United Church Women, Tuesday. During the business meeting,, chaired by the leader Freeda Melanson, an invitation was read to attend the Clandeboye U.C.W. on May 6 at 8 p:m. at the home of Irene Lynn, The N-West Regional meeting was announced for May 5, from 5:30 p,m. for dinner at Lieury U.C. with the program at 7:30 and a motion was passed to recommend that $100. be donated to the Inter- denominational Church Vacation School, from the funds being turned in to the General Treasurer. The quilting convener Bernice Lockyer announced that four quilts have been quilted and there are three 'more to be done. There is one "in" at the present time, so a call is out for all quilters to lend a hand. Members are asked to contribute something "sewn, grown or baked" for sale at the May meeting and "homework" for that meeting is to read the book of Mark, making notes of what is most important to you in that epistle. Refreshments were served by Lily Young, assisted by Freeda Melanson. J. ROBERT BENNER B. Corn., LL. B. and JOHN R.D. HOPE B.A., L.L.B. are pleased to announce the opening of their offices for the practice of law as BENNER & HOPE Barristers and Solicitors 240 Main Street Lucan, Ontario NOM 2J0 The telephone number is 227-4441 Effective April 21, 1980.