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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-20, Page 20-. • .."-44"""`""--4 A BINGO WINNER Cathy Riddell and Marnie Wraith were two of the many visitors to the 1980 Lucan Fair to enjoy a game of bingo. T-A photo andl 111R5 ek otel U 7•1:1/,r A WOPPER OF A FAMILY -- Tonya Butchart and Kenneth and Lisa Carter appeared as the Wopper family in Srtfurda/5 Lucan Fair parade. T-A photo Annual Decoration. Day Service' at St. James Church. Clandeboye Sun. Sept. 7 at 3 p.m.' TWo others. hurt dy cost August 20,1980 Two, killed in crash near Arva FREDDIE IS WELCOMED — The star entertainer at the weekend Lucan Fair was Ft:edclie Fender. Above, he is welcomed to Lucan by Fair Chairman Ron King, T-A. photo Attendance 17,500 Fair or success glom FAIR INFORMATION — Operating the information booth at the Lucan Fair Friday night were Holly Elson and Frank Giesen. T-A photo Soccer teams win six times II I I I1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 In district minor soccer league play this week, Lucan teams won 'six of eight games played. ' The Spurs squirt team scored two victories over teams from Nairn by scores of 3-0 and 5-0. In the 5-0 win, Derek Cockram scored three goals while singles were booted by Stephen Snider and Robert Damen. .John Marshall turned in an excellent game on defence and Steven Clark gained the shutout. Stephen Snider, Matthew Dillabough and Brett Revington were the goal scorers in the 3-0 victory. The defence obtained the shutout with goalkeeper Steven Clark playing his best game of the season. 'He was well supported by Derek Cockram, John Marshall and Paul Acres. The plizzards squirt team Rev, Charles Scott, London, the Padre at the London Psychiatric Hospital and chairman of the Division of Communications for London Conference was the guest speaker for the Couples' Club who were in charge of Sunday's service. Mr. Scott spoke on "The New Life" and said that, while the incarnation of the Lord Jesus ChriSt seems to come only at Christmas, he believes rebirth may con- tinue all year. God is personal and conscious of others, said Mr. Scott, because He said to Jesus go and work in the universe and reconcile it. We too should be personal, 704.9egi Thanks to everyone in the entire Community for their unselfish efforts in making the 1980 Lucan Lions Fair a greaf success. Special thanks to Frank Van Busse! and Sons, the Lucan Bic/- du/ph volunteer firemen, Rick Gwalchmoi and the arena staff, Langford Lumber, Scotts Elevator and Brent Scrimshaw and Molson's Ontario Limited. Thanks Again Chairman Ron King won twice by beating Exeter I 3-0 and Exeter II by a score of 2-1. In the first game Todd Hyde was ,a two goal scorer and -Paul"Manders added a single score while Eddie Van Kerkeerle and Todd Hyde each scored once in the other. Chris Welsh got the shutout. Sandy Hyde scored three goals, Terry Ouimet booted two goals and Mike Annis hit for one as the Lucan atoms defeated Exeter 6-1. Ron Van Geel recorded the shutout and single goals were scored by Pieter Molencamp, Mike Arts, Jeff Reymer and Simon Mould as the Lucan atoms blanked Exeter 4-0. In other games, the Lucan bantams lost 2-0 to Tax- andria and the junior girls were defeated 1-0 by Westmount. giving of ourselves to others and in return others will be able to communicate something to us, thus in- fluencing'each other. We can then live out "New Life" 365 days instead of just at Christmas. Ministry in music was provided by the "Daybreak Group" who sang five numbers during the service. Members of the group are, Paul Sharrow, Grand Bend, Bob Heywood, Centralia, George Melanson, Lucan, and Karen Dykeman, with pianist Marilyn Dykeman, both of Lucan area. The young men each sang lovely solo parts in the group numbers. Dorothy Dedells told a delightful story to the many children gathered at the front of the church, prior to retiring for Jr. Congregation. The flowers in the sanc- tuary were from the funeral of the late Wilbert Stanley and the love and sympathy of the congregation is extended to the family. Ed Melanson led in the service with Pain Wright reading the scriptures. Bob Patterson and Howard Wright were the welcoming committee this week. Tomorrow, Thursday, morning, the Prayer and Share Group meets in the C.E. Wing at 9:45. Next Sunday Murray and Iva Hodgins will be in charge of the service on the theme "Prayer" with Mary DeGraw and Shirley Jones providing special music, and with Doug Barr at the organ. The 1980 Lucan. Fair is over for another year and officials are pleased with the results. The three day event drew a total attendance of 17,500 up somewhat from last 'year, but, short of the record crowd in 1977. - Last year's crowd totals were 14,975 down somewhat because of rainy weather on opening night. The record,for the 12 year- old fair sponsored by the enthusiastic Lucan Lions club was 21,952 in 1977. Fair chairman Ron King said Monday, "We haven't been able to finalize all of our finances, but, I would hope we would realize as much profit as a year ago." The Friday night crowd this year was 3,500 while 8,700 went through the turnstiles Saturday and 5,300 on Sunday. The headline en- tertainment at the centre stage was Freddie Fender and the seating facilities were overcrowded for both The Lucan Rookies failed in their attempt to clinch first place last week as they lost back to back game to Ailsa Craig 14-7 and then to Nairn the following night by a score of 14-8. With the two losses and Crediton's 4-3 • win over Parkhill, Crediton now finishes first place with a record of 17-3, and the Announce winners' The winning ticket on the Lucan senior citizens club quilt was drawn by little Kim Mundy, 455 Ferndale Ave. London and Rick Roth of Guelph was the lucky young man to win this beautiful quilt. The World Book - Child- craft of Canada, Ltd. draw was won by Robert Kapit- sky, , RR 4, St. Marys, Ontario . Lucan Girls' Ball team draws resulted in no. 1 Doug Small, 707 Whetter Ave. London and no. 2 Linda Roden, London and Cecil Nickles, Granton. The cribbage board from Meadowcrest Homes was won by H. Boyle, 115 Brisbin St., London and the quilt by H. Panjer, RR 4, Denfield. The Mary Kay Cosmetic set went to Nancy Thompson, 964 Harrison Ave., London and finally the Edgewood Penguins' draw went to a Mrs. GlanVille, Crediton. Donna Parnell, Lucan, and Adele McDonald, RR 3 Norwich. shows Saturday and Sunday. Cool weather cut down on the second show Friday night. Daybreak provided special music Saturday afternoon and the ever popular Molly Maguires entertained throughout the three days in the Lions Den. Ron King said he would like to thank everyone of the volunteers that helped in any way with this year's. Fair. He added, "We have , a population of 1,600 here and I'm sure 1,400 helped at the fair. We certainly couldn't have an event like this without this super co- operation," The chairman continued," "we also got tremendous co- operation from other Lions club who helped make our parade a great success, They came from St. Marys, Thorndale, • Waterloo, Ilderton, West London, Paris, Delhi, Mount Brydges, Granton, Ailsa' Craig and Paradise and district." In the parade judging the Rookies finished second with an impressive 16-4 record' First of all, on Tuesday night, the Rookies compiled a 24 hitting attack en route to 29-5 trouncing over East Williams. Janice Abram and Donna Wraith each had four hits and scored four runs. Darlene Smith, Diane Park and Angie Ryan each had three hits apiece. Darlene Smith, was the winning pitcher allowing just four hits and striking out six. On the ,following night, a ten run first inning with the help' Of five Rookies errors, enabled Ailsa Craig to pull off the win. Darlene Smith allowed just seven hits but bad defensive playing in allowing 12 errors helped Ailsa Craig to their victory. Janice Abram, Darlene Smith, and Sue Rollings each had two runs apiece. Donna Wraith homered for the Rookies. In Thursday night, a five run sixth inning by Nairn helped to save their victory. Betty O'Brien picked up the win and allowing just six hits. The Rookies errored five runs off starter Joan Nordeman but the lead was short lived as Nairn came back with four runs in the first inning and three more in the second, Angie Ryan led Lucan with three hits and scored two runs. Janice Abram, Darlene Smith and Donna Wraith each had two hits apiece. The Lucan Rookies first game of the quarter finals will be at Lucan on Friday night against East Williams or St. Peter's.Game time is 8:00 p.m. Lucan Sconts and Beivers shared first prize for the best float followed by Noah's Ark and Medway High School. The Granton Mean Machine took the most humorous prize with the Lucan Nursery School and Clare Paton's Grass Cutting Service nett. In the bicycle division, Tonya Butchart and Lisa and Kenneth Carter took , first prize followed by Christina. McIlhargey and Christa and Jodi Riddell. Revival Centre Thursday evening the Women's Auxiliary of Lucan Revival Centre hosted a fellowship meeting at the home of Harold and Geri Fletcher. Horseshoes and other games were played, after which Harold • played his guitar while he led in chorus singing. Mrs. Jana Lyn Rutledge talked of the only things God will reward us for, what we have done for Him, not who we are. Paul Rutledge gave a resume'of how he and Jana• Lyn came to be married with the Lord's blessing.' Sunday morning service In the absence of Rev. Brewster, Bruce Shaw led the morning service, reading Psalm 24:7-10 and Rev. 4:5- 12. Mrs. Marlene Thornton and Mrs. Lorraine Armitage ministered singing "For this cause I bow my Knees:" Lori Shaw told the Junior Church about the importance of salt in adding flavour and preserva tion to food. Likewise we Christians, like salt, add flavour and preservative to this world with 'our lives. • Rev. Allan Good, assistant pastor in Evanglistic Center of Willowdale spoke frinn 1 Samuel 17:57-14:4. As the robe represented authority and position given to a person, as Jonathon gave to David, while David exchanged his lowly possessions to Jonathon, so God gives to us authority through His son when we give ourselves to Him just as we are. The sword and belt Jonathon gave to David symbolized strength. Bruce Shaw opened the evening service with Psalm 91:14-16. Clare Swartz beautifully sang "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," and' "My God is Real". After a time of prayer for each other, Clare Swartz sang "The Family of God." Rev. Allen Good ministered froin Exodus Upcoming events Saturday, August 23, the College and Careers group invite the Young People to join them in a picnic at 4 p.m. to be held at Ipperwash picnic area. There will be a bar-b-q, swimming, and games. Those coming call Cathy Mason about bringing food. Two persons were killed in a crash on Highway 4 near Arva at 12:30 a.m. Friday. The victims were the drivers of the two vehicles involved Ricky bellow, RR 3 Ilderton and. Alexander Zervos,Kincardine.'" Dellow was northbound on Highway 4 and Zervos was proceeding sodtherly, Two passengers in the Kincardine vehicle Mario and Peter Zervos were ,taken to a London hospital suffering minor injuries. Constable 13,D, Munroe of the Lucan OPP detachment set damages at $7,500 and Coroner Dr, K, Johnston was in attendance at the scene. Two other accidents oc- curred the same day, At 11:25 a.m. Constable D, Stables set damages in an accident on Concession road 9 of McGillivray township involving a vehicle driven by Sharon Abel, RR 2, Ailsa Have you lost your bicycle in the Lucan area? - If so drop in to the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police and have a look. They have, several bikes which have been found and turned in. All you have to do is make proper identification and take it home. Your bedroom is 4-H project The fall 4-H club project in Middlesex is "Your corner of the World" (your bedroom) and ,a new club will be starting in the village under the leadership of Mrs. R.A. Sire and Mrs. David Barr. LeaderS of the other two clubs will be the same as last year, Donna Thompson and Carol Burns in the village and Phyllis O'Neil and Ann Straatman in the country. Piano Instruction by Helen Stanley B. Mus. A., A.R.C.T. Piano and Music Theory Instruction by .0 recent graduate of the Faculty of Music, U.W.O. Further information 227-4357 All lessons in Lucan vehicles driven, by Elaine At 2:55 p.m, the same day, Cooper, Hamilton and Bernice Rotondo, AR 3, Bayfield collided on the Main street of blear'. Constable D. Stables estimated damages at $2,600. • Saturday at 6:45 p.m, a vehicle driven by Gayle Cooper, London was. damaged to the extent of $200 in a one vehicle crash on Highway 4 in. McGillivray township, Constable D.R. Vance investigated. The three other, ,accidents involved by the Lucan detachment involved only one vehicle, Michael Smale suffered minor injuries and a passenger Shirley Smale was injured more seriously on County road-16 in London township at 1:10 a.m. Sun- day. Constable D. Marshall set damages at $1,300. - Mario Rouvens, RR 1, Granton was not injured When the vehicle he was driving left the aiddulph,. Blanshard townline at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, Constable W.R. Disher listed damages at $500. ' Thursday at 11:20 4,01. Jack VtArlder199, AR 2, Loadon suffered oily minor • injuries in a mishAn on County road go. at Arva,. Constable Vance set damages at $8,000. I Couples in charge ookies finish in second place LUCAN FAIR CLOWNS — Taking part in Saturday's Lucan Fair parade as.clowns were April'Emery and Peggy A/tFalls.T- A photo UNDER THE B — The bingo booth at the Lucan Fair was one of the popular attractions. Above, perennial caller Clarence continues his calling of the numbers. T-a photo Lose your bike? We have a good variety of Used Cars 1980 HONEY CROP Kestle's Apiaries Have New Honey from the clover's,ready for your pleasure. It's delicious and nutritious. Kestle Honey Hoyse Clandeboye Agent for Grand Bend*Cleaners Phone 293-3038 Eric & Suzanne Gerber - owners -Brinsley Variety.& Grocery LUCAN COMMUNITY = - MEMORIAL CENTRE Three B-days celebrated L3 Mr. and Mrs. ' Jim SEPT. 6 — Centennial Plus 9 Dance with Thompson, Windsor and Mr. = Walter Ostanek 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. and Mrs. John . Bullock and 11 sons, Grand Bend were a „ SEPT. 7 — Beef and Pork Barbecue 4:30 - weekend guests with Mr. and 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Russell Thompson. A ci al event on Saturda a E SEPT. 15 - 28 2- Shamrock Hockey School wass a combined birthdayy 2 '80 Final Regestration Sunday, Sept. 4 at 2 party for Donna and E. p.m. in the arena lobby or applications Russell's twin daughters, = available in arena office. Jane and Jean and son Jim. a • Needless to say the young For More info call arena office 227-4221 - people also enjoyed their a visit to the fair! • ff111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111111111190 EIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111011111111111111011111111111111111111191111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111101111111111111118W E---" E r a E.-- AUG. 20, 23, 25; 27, 30, SEPT. 1, 3 Roller Skating 8 p.m. All girls 12 before September 1,1980are E- ivited to contact SEPT. 5 — 7 p.m. Come To The Movies one leaders. E. "Wizard of Oz" Admission $1.00 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Repairs to all makes of cars JAMES A WALSH SALES LTD. a Ph. 293-3415 161 Main St. Ailsa Craig, Ont. a E' =. ft1111111111111111111111M 1111111111118111811111111111111111111111111111111111811111M11111111111111111111111111111110111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111