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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 14Attention — Veterans Ex-Service Men and Women and Dependents THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER Mr. Harvey S. Percy, Royal Canadian Legion, Suite 222, 635 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, Ontario. N9A 4J4. Will be visiting in the area. September 16, 1980. Br. 540 Lucan 12 Noon to 12:30 p.m. Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding war disability pen- sions, treatment, allowances, etc., is re- quested to contact the service officer, or secretary, of the local branch whose name appears below, to arrange an interview. Mr. Sid Daley 139 Kent Street, Lucan, Ontario. NOM 2J0 The Dave Kyllonen Family Affair Revival iCneiitre Main & Richmond St., Lucan Friday, Sept„1 2, 7:30 P.M Your Whole Family Will Enjoy This Warm Family Feeling SHAMROCK HOCKEY SCHOOL 71/ PR 7V • Sirr .11," „ 04114, cts'horr',F, • - 14 Tit11.s-AdvocK1t. S Greatsoitter .season ends, Senior citizens say musical was 'super' BUTTERED UP — Michelle Ewen butters up a cob of corn at Sunday's Lucan Community Centre board sponsored barbecue. T,A photo _arNDaw 'inilkrNOaMIail I I I I I I I I I Garden Centre 227-4283 I 115 MI IN MI IN NI NI UM IN rugoulasmiu Visit I We also have a wide selection of Evergreens and other Nursery stock. See us for Fall Bulbs NICHOLSON Potting Soil our own special mix Reg. $3.50 NOW3•00 per bag 277 Main St. Lucan I Nicholson Garden N Centre I for these I Ftiii Specials I I I I I I Lawn Fertilizer AY,COLO Fifty-nine members of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups and their friends attended the musical "Annie Get Your Gun" at the Huron Country playhouse Wed- nesday afternoon, All reported that it was a super show and they had enjoyed it very much. A delicious supper was also enjoyed on the way home when the Lieury United Church Women catered for a roast beef dinner with "all the fixinsi" Regular meetings com- menced Thursday afternoon with some new executive members taking office. The president remains the same, Mildred Hirtzel, the secretary is Mary Kooy, treasurer Edythe Murdy, social, Florence Hodgins and Alice Hodgson, Flowers and visiting Helen. McDonald and Mary Scott and euchre will be convened by members in alphabetical order each week. The president thanked all who had assisted her last year and asked for assistance from everyone this yeir. Muriel Cobleigh, the new treasurer for the Busy Buddies Craft group reported that over $600 had been realized from the fair booth. WI year to start Members are reminded of, and friends both men and women are invited to the opening Fall meeting of the Lucan Women's Institute in the Masonic Hall (lower floor) next Wedneday September 17 at $ p.m. Convener of Education and Cultural Activities, Marjery Crozier, is in charge of the meeting on the theme "How to relate to the loss of a loved one". • A panel composed of Father J.P. Finn, Rev. Bruce Pocock and Mr,and Mrs. Clarence Haskett will be discussing the topic and will be open to questions from the audience, Members - the business meeting is at 7:30. Crash costs hit $8,000 Damages were listed at $8,000 in the only accident in- vestigated this week by 'of- ficers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police. Saturday at 1:40 a.m. a vehicle driven by Lynn Ker- naghan, R.R. 1, Komoka went out of control on Coun- ty road 20, 1 kilometer north of Highway 22 and rolled over in the ditch. The driver and two passengers suffered minor injuries only. The in- vestigating officer was Constable D.N. Marshall. The man who wastes today regretting yesterday will waste tomorrow regretting today. The "food" Committee was named for the visit of the group from Montrose, Michigan, on October 9 - the social committee, plus Mary Scott and Elsie Gobson with the men coming to set up tables, The trip to the "Tommy Hunter show taping" is scheduled for Friday, September 26 and tickets will be on sale tomorrow, Thursday, Bowling commences today, Wednesday, at 1:30 and all seniors or near seniors are invited to share in this activity. If you can't bowl come and learn - its good exercise! The Busy Buddies finished the choosing of their pictures for the Japanese Bowling underway The inter-town bowling season got underway Saturday with the two Lucan men's teams at home and the Ladies in Stratford. Lucan two won all of their games with Bob Newell leading the way with a 325 single and 1262 total for five games followed by Jim Smith's 269.1116 and Jeff Park 245-1049. Lucan Lanes lost their first game, but came back to min the nextf our, with Bob Smith having a personal high of 1395 for five games. He bowled singles of 305, 307, 267, 244 and 272. Glen Gagan also had a fine day with 264, 226, 280, 313, 246 - 1329, The ladies team could only manage to win one game with Audrey Watt having the high triple of, 588 and Janice Abram 585. BANTAMS WIN The Lucan bantam girls team, Grade 9 and 10 students„ won the B.M.W. (Biddulph, McGillivray, West WilliamS) Trophy, for the second year, in Lieury on Wednesday evening, playing Lieury. They won three games to one which, by the way, is the only game they have lost in two years. Coaches are Barb Wraith and Harry Hardy and statisticianMarg Carroll. The previous day, Tuesday, the 14 girlsiplus Barb, Harry and wife Jean and Marg enjoyed luncheon at the Garage Restaurant, London. Teenagers are invited The Lucan Youth Group held a preliminary meetng on Sunday evening in the United Church. Various program and activity suggestions were discussed . The next meeting will be Sunday evening at 7:30 ih Holy Trinity Anglican Church. All teens of high school age are invited to join this interesting group. For further information tall 227-4934, or 227-4905. Embroidery which starts tomorrow and the members of the Sunshine Group played Euchre with prizes going as follows: Lady's High, Margaret Carter; Lone Hands. Jessie Lewis; Low, KaeNeil; Man's High, Grace Dixere, Lone Hands; Mary Scott; Low, Alice Hodgson; all playing men's cards. Come on there men, better get some more senior men out and give the women more competition! Lunch was served by Marion and Dora Thompson, Hazel Williams and Marie Turner. The minor soccer season has been completed in Luean and a number of teams won championships ever . the weekend. ' The squirt Blizzards finalized a perfect unbeaten season by defeating the Lucan Spurs 1-0 in Satur- day's final, playoffs. Eddie Van Kerkoerle and Paul 'Wanders scored for the Blizzards while John. Marshall• replied for the Spurs. The Blizzards were coach- ed, by Cavin Monger and Alec Hyde and the Spurs coaches were Neville Clark and Dave Cain. The atom team coached by Harold Dukeshire finished on top of the leave in the regular season with an un- defeated record. They went on to win the playoffs in Exeter Saturday beating the Exeter l's 3-1. Terry Ouimet scored two goals and Sandy Hyde added a single score. In mosquito competition, the Lucan team coached by Jim Craig and Ron Annis also went through the season undefeated. In Saturday's playoff in Lucan they lost their first game to Ailsa Craig on penalty shots. However,. they came back to beat Ex- eter 4-0 to win the "II" trophy, Scoring one goal . each were Matthew WelSh, Mike Diallabough, Pieter Molencamp and Mike Can- non. The senior girls finished their season on a successful note Saturday after finishing in the league basement dur- PLOW WINNERS Attending the 42nd Elgin County plowing match, Saturday were Clare Paton, son Jim, daughter barlene and "Queen of the Furrow" Carolyn Adams of Birr. Clare acted as coach for all three who won prizes as follows: Jim in the 18 years and under, first and also won the "Special" for 14 to 18 years. Carolyn first in the Ladies' Class and Darlene a third in the same class. Trophies were net presented, as they have to stay in Elgin County, but the young people won cash prizes. Congratulations to all. The match was held at the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital farm. ,ing regular,play., They finished second in the playoffs and defeated. Grand Bend 2.1.to win. Satur- United "What Does the Manual Say" was the theme of BM Keith Brown's message at Lucan United Church Sunday morning, when he told the congregation 'that new equipment of anykind is not easy to operate and one would be fool hardy not to "see what the. Manual says," The Bible is our manual and we need to use it to discover all the capabilities God has given us. It is God's instruction book and describes how to live a full abundant life here and now, elaTclleed pinotttehcle Snlaunmettisarwy"ine day's tourney in Seaforth. Scoring both goals for Lucan was Katherine Devlaerninck. Churchi loving memory of Mr, and Ms. Allan Ready, by his Tonight, Wednesday, the Friendship Unit of the V.C.W. meets in the C.E. Wing at 8:30, AA ladies of the congregation are invited. Tomorrow night at 6:30 the Sr. Choir resumes rehear- sals. If you like to sing, do come and swell the numbers in the choir. This is a great service you may render your Church. The date of the postponed Chicken Barbecue is ten- tatively set for Wednesday October 9. !'t TS OF KERNELS — Corn on the cob was on the menu for Sunday's beef and pork barbecue• sponsored by the Lucan Community Centre board. From the left are Mike O'Shea, Dan Gwalchmai, Gerry Van Bussell and Richard Glenhill. It's the Colonel's 90th birthday. And since he's always felt that it's just about as nice to give as it is to receive, he wants all his friends to help him celebrate with this special 'offer, Thursday, September 11th only, pick up a Snack Pak, containing two pieces of his good chicken and French fries, for—what else— only 901! Just think of it as a happy birthday present from the Colonel! SNACK PAK SPECIAL of the LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Two sessions September 15 to 20 and September 22 to 27 Please register at arena office or at registration Sun'day, September 14 at 2 p.m. of the arena. Cheques to be made payable to the Shamrock Hockey School. For More information Coif 2V-4221 katriwastarlitiltraorilliiraraiririarkaariararalwarsistimalarairasatigh. A BEEF SLICER —. tarty Hotson was on the meat slicing machine at Sunday's beef and pork barbecue sponsored by the Lucan Community Centre board. More than 550 persons attended. 1-A photo 5.