HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-11, Page 15CAPTIVE AUDIENCE — Wednesday's Martin and Downs Circus in Lucan drew q large
crowd, A portion of the audience is shown above, T-A photo
FIRST BROWNIES FLYUP — A number of the Lucan Second Brownies participated in a
flyup ceremony Monday night. Shown above are Tawny Owl Carolyn Theunissen and
Brown Owl Edith White and Brownies Christine Blay, Janet Koricina, Teresa Van Geel, Cin-
dy Steffens and Suzanne Kor;cina. T-A photo
Beavers enjoy campout
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall,
Marylou and Robert visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tin-
' dell, London, Sunday.
The congregation of St .
Patrick's Church catered to
a wedding banquet at
Ilderton arena, Saturday
evening. The members are
very grateful to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Simpson for
assisting,
Mrs. Vera Greenlee,
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Davis were Sunday
evening dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlee.
Mrs. Hugh Davis and her
mother Mrs. Vera McFalls,
Centralia and Mrs. Eli
Brown, Exeter visited Miss
May Skinner and Mr. Cecil
Skinner at Huronview,
Tuesday. Mrs. McFalls was
observing her birthday.
The ladies of St. Patrick's
church assisted by several
friends are quilting this
week at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Eaton.
Mrs. Alice Garrett,
London and Mrs. Alexia
Atkinson, Lucan visited Mr.
and Mrs. Heber Davis,
Monday.
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Lucan soccer teams do well
they still enjoyed their
"cookouts", followed by
games.
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From $13.00 And Up
The Lucan A.B. & C.
Beaver Colonies attended
the Huron District Beaveree
at the Blue Water Centre,
three miles south of
Goderich, Saturday.
After parading into the
Centre from the highway,
they formed one gigantic
circle and were greeted and
welcomed by the District
Commissioner,for the Boy
Scout Movement, Mr. Walter
Thomas of Goderich, and by
the Assistant District
Commissioner for Beavers,
Mr. Ross Hallam, who
organized the Beaveree.
The boys watched a
display of model airplanes
flown by remote control, a
canoe safety demonstration
and a police dog who found
marijuana which had been
well hiddenin twoplaces in a
car. A craft was enjoyed, the
making of a nature picture
plaque from an 84 log which
had been cut diagonally to
Demonstration
for drainage
Farmers and contractors
from all over Canada and
many from the U.S. will be
on hand for the Ontario
Drainage demonstration
near Iona Station on July 9.
William J. Amos, Parkhill,
is secretary-treasurer of the
Ontario Farm Drainage
Association, , which is
sponsoring the event.
Some 20,000 feet of
drainage tubing and tile will
be installed by about 12
machines at the detton-
stration. Such back-up
equipment as backhoes,
dozers and stringers will also
be displayed.
Anyone wishing further
information may call Mr.
Amos at 294-6871.
Seven Lucan minor soccer
teams were in action this
week and came away with
four victories and one tie.
Mike Awns scored three
times to lead the atoms to a
5-0 win over Ilderton.
Scoring single goals were
Tim Carter and Sandy Hyde,
Chris Bell recorded the
shutout,
The pee wee Sooners were
held to a 4-4 tie by Exeter.
Scoring in single fashion for
Lucan were Jesse Crawford,
Paul Poole, Paul Crunican
and Mike Pratt,
The squirts were blanked
3-0 by the Exeter No, 1 team
and the junior girls lost 2-9 to
Oakridge,
Frank Toonders scored all
goals in a 4.1 win by the
Lucan bantams over Ailsa
Craig .
The squirt Blizzards had
little trouble inblanking Ailsa
Craig 5-0. Paul Manders was
the top scorer with three
goals, Getting one score
apiece were Chris McLennan
ad Mike Damen. The shutout
went to Chris Welsh.
Ronnie Van Geel picked up
a shutout as the Lucan
mosquitoes blanked Ailsa
Craig 7-0. Mike Gillen was
the only double scorer while
single goals were fired by
Simon Mould, Mike
Dillabough, Johnny Miller,
Donnie Hugill and Mike Arts.
Lucan United Church
The 118th Anniversary of
Lucan United Church was
celebrated on Sunday with a
guest speaker and special
music by the choir. Newly
ordained, the Rev. Rodger
Jackson, B.A., M.Div. of the
Komoka, Vanneck, Ivan
Pastoral Charge spoke on
From the Rural Scene we
quote: "The only sure
foundation on which any
truth can rest is that those
who reject it are free to
attack it, and those who
accept it are free to defend
it."
"Prayer", saying the
prayers of the congregation
have sustained this Church
for 118 years thru all kinds of
trials and crises.
Since the prayers of our
forefathers have so
sustained us, we can be
confident that the prayers of
all the present members,
with. God's guidance, will,
serve and assure our future,
A fellowship luncheon was
served by the U.C.W.
following the service.
Next Sunday the Youth
Group will be in charge of
services in Lucan and
Clandeboye. This will be a
Father's Day Service with a
difference. Be sure you don't
miss it,
The following Sunday,
June 22, Confirmation
(Lucan) and Communion
Services will be held at 11:15
a,m. At 12:30 p.m. the Lucan
D.C. Potluck luncheon picnic-
will be held In the Market
Square Park. All members
and. friends welcome. COMB
and bring your family, lunch
to. be shared and your
utensils. Beverage provided,
Anglican, Church Women
Members of the Lucan
Anglican Church Women
held their June meeting at
the home of the president,
Marion Hodgins, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hodgins opened the
meeting with several
prayers and reported on the
A.C,W. annual meeting held
in May at St. James West-
minster, as well as the
Synod meeting held. last.
week, in London.
As a roll call members
gave a verse of Psalm 34
which related to the
Meditation from the "Living
Message" entitled "Body,
Mind and. Spirit". Gladys
Hodgins assisted in the
worship as she read the
Scripture for the day, and
Rev, Bruce Pocock gave a
short summation on the
same topic,
In a lighter vein Maude
Hodgins read a humorous
piece about Will Rogers
entitled "A Little Human
Happiness" and another
called "Modern Grandma",
Birthday Poems applicable
to different ages from
childhood to the golden
years, were read by Edythe
Murdy, who .also led the
members in a couple of quiet
games.
Following grace, the
hostess and Gladys Hodgins
served lunch, and Florence
Hodgins thanked all who had
made the meeting' so
pleasant and worthwhile.
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the name of the camp.
Mr. Hallam was given a
pre-camp picture of a
Beaver in uniform on it,
which he was to wear as a
medallion all day, but just
for fun, he took it off at the
waterfront, in "case some
one threw him in and it made
him sink"!
Before suppertime the
Beaveree was "rained out"
and the Lucan Colonies
returned to homes as
followsA. to Carol Damen's,
B. Linda Froats' and C,
Brenda Monger's, where
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