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NOTICE Preliminary List Of Electors 1980 • VILLAGE OF LUCAN Notice is hereby given that I have compiled with section 24 of the Municipal Elections Act, 1977, and that I have posted up at the Municipal Office - 1 61B Main Street, the Lucan Post Office, and Darling's IGA store, Lucan on the 14th day of October, 1980, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the municipality at the municipal election, and that such lists remain there for inspection and I hereby call up all electors to take im- mediate proceedings to have any errors or ommissions corrected according to law. Complaints will be received at the Municipal Office from October 15th to Oc- tober 22nd, 1980. The place at which the revision wilt commence is the Clerk's Office, The time at which the revision will com- mence is 9:00 a.m., October 22nd, 1980 _dated this 14th d".• •f October, 1980. E.J. Melanson Clerk Village of Lucart Times-Advocate, October 8, 1 980 r , Pao* 17 Crash damages reach $20,900 WIN TWO TROPHIES - The Lucan senior girls soccer team won two trophies in tour- naments during the season in the Four Counties league. Back, left, coach Maureen Craig, Tracy DeBoer, Carol Manders, Lisa McKenzie, Mary Clarke, Nancy Van Geel and Rose Bakker. Centre, Kathleen Reymer, Diane Watt, Terri McRoberts, Shelly Gillan, Katherine Devloeminck and Lisa Bakker. Front, Gisele Williams, Darlene Fevery, Cindy Bakker, Lisa O'Brien, Anna Lee Bakker and Debbie Manders. T-A photo Seniors hosting group from Michigan tomorrow PEE WEE "A" CHAMPS - The Lucan pee wees won the area 'A' league playoff cham- pionship. Back, left, Brent Bannerman, Glynn Knapman, Ron Reymer, Brent Fowles, coach Reg Crawford, Alan Moon, Donny Mirza, Chris Van Boxmeet and Ted Hall. Front, Terry Emery, Tim Shipley, Jesse Crawford, Jeff Shipley, Paul Crunican and Paul Poole. Missing were Les Arts and Mike Pratt. T-A photo Personals . Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Froats and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Froats, Raymore, Saskatehemran were weekend guess with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Froats.,On Sunday afternoon 24 members of the family from London, Walkerton and Lucan, en- joyed a reunion and dinner in the C.E. wing of the Liman United Church. Mrs. Paul Melanson and infant son Ted, formerly Judy Froats, of Lahr, Ger- many has spent the past six weeks with her parents and with Paul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Melanson, while her husband has been on course, away from Lahr. Mrs. Sarah McKinley and Mr, and Mrs. Elroy Plagens, Richmond, Michigan were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDonald. Mrs. McKinley is the 90 year old aunt of Mrs'. McDonald. Sunday the McDonalds entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Caldwell, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens, Exeter, Howard and Sandra McDonald and family Pete and Joyce Sovereign and family and friend Don Liley, in honour of their weekend guests, 1978 Thunderbird featuring • Air conditioning • Economical 302 V-8 • Vinyl roof •NPow75eri steering Licence Bc Reduced to $4595" 1977 Thunderbird featuring • Air conditioning • Power seats • Deluxe interior • Wire Wheel covers • Vinyl roof Licence LRB319 Reduced to '49,50° THE CANADIAN ESTABLISHMENT by Peter C. Newman is available in the 550 page Paper- Back Edition by Mail-Order Post Paid, at $3.95 per copy. Learn who the 1,000 Cana- dian Super Rich are - how they form an "invisible government" - how they got their money and power, how they keep it,how they use it, and abuse it! To obtain a copy of The Cana- dian Establishment, clip, com- plete, and mail the Order Form - now with your remittance (Che- que/Money Order) for $3,95 each. Mail Payment to: Buy - Best Sellers Box 488 Post Office Lucan, Ontario Canada, NOM 2J0 THE CANADIAN ESTABLISHMENT Ship Book Order to: Please Print Clearly Your Name City, Town Rural Route Province 1 or State I Code 100-A (EXETER, KEEP ON READING SPECIAL OF THE WM 1974 Dodge Monaco featuring • 2 door • V-8 auto • Very clean Licence HNC261 '139900 1975 Olds Cutlass featuring • 2 door hardtop Economical 305 V-8 • AM/FM stereo • Immaculate in and out Licence JJK228 Reduced to 2' 795" 1976LincoInTownCur featuring • Only 42,000 miles • New Michelin tires • Auto air • AM/FM 8 track stereo • Magnesium wheels Licence DDV3835599500 Reduced to ,Anglican-.Church rye Harvest Thanksgiving. Service for Holy Trinity Anglican- congregation was observed Sunday in a .beautifully decorated church. The Old Testament lesson was read. by Kay Egan and that from the New Testament by Betty Ankers. The junior and .senfor choirs sang th anthem "Hymn of Thanisgiving" and the Senior choir alone sang "The Lord is. Good" both directed. by Beulah Hardy. The Rector, Rev. Bruce Pocock, speaking, from. Matt. AILSA CRAIG REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipnrtent Repair Welding hydraulic hose general farm supply Ph 293-3602 or come in to see us at 109 Main St. AILSA CRAIG NOMINATIONS for 1 REEVE 1 DEPUTY REEVE 3 MEMBERS OF COUNCIL 2 HYDRO COMMISSIONERS Representing THE VILLAGE OF LUCAN Will be received at the Clerk's Office, 1618 Main Street, Lucan from 9:00 A.M.- Thurs- day, October 16, 1980 to 5:00 P.M. Mon- day, October 20, 1980. E.J. Melanson, Clerk & Returning Officer Village of Lucan Sixty members were welcomed by president Mildred Hirtzel to the meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups Thursday afternoon. Cards' of thanks were read from Ellen Broom and Stewart Munroe and Gote Wennerstrom was welcomed to the Club. , Tomorrow, Thursday, the dinner at the arena for our Bowling Ladies inter-town -Lucan 7 points, Exeter 0 points , Barb Wraith 240-669, Janice Abram 241-612. Men's inter-town - Lucan 1 - 6 points, Stratford Mike's 2 - 0 points Glen Gagan 382-217, 245, 245, 336-1425, Bill Ban- nerman 269-1229, Don Watt 259-1123. Lucan 2 - 0 points, at StratfordMike's 1 - 6 points. Jim Smith 272-1194, Brian Ankers 290-1164, Jeff Park 251-1132. Monday ladies Mary Jefferies 265-643, Helen Hardy 323-690, Audrey Watt 249-635, Pat Hodgins 216-614, Joyce VanGeel 249-605,Pat MacDonald 222-604, Joan Gwalchmai 227-601, Audrey Scott 270, Charlene Goos 232, Luanne Herbert 232, Brenda Taylor 224, Florence Millson 223, Sandra Disher 220, Beulah Storey 220. Tuesday juniors - Michael Cannon 216, Dennis Mac- Donald 172, Diane Watt 170, Jeff Gwalchmai 168, Donna McFalls 162, Leanne Sovereign 155, Mike Arts 146. Colleens - Jos Molenkamp 237-623, Betty Murphy 229, Tanny Vanderhoek 225, Ilene Hodgins 218, Nola Lewis, 217, Angela Clarke 210, Marie Sockett 208, Terry Mawdsley 208. Senior citizens - Latira Williams 245, Alf Riley 232, Jean Miller 219, Gord Higgs 195, Percy Williams 186, Helen McDonald 179, Verna Dowdall 178, Maurice McDonald 178, Wednesday bantams - Sandy Hyde 161, Ian Craig 165, Mike Radcliffe 160, Brian Roe 143, Jason Pfaff 137, Jim Kwasnicki 133, Jason McDonald 124, Brett Butchart 124, Lisa Anderson 122. Wednesday mixed - Wayne Parkinson 238-629, Debi Chatreau 227-606, Marlyn Smith 238, Randy Roels 242, Bill Dixon 236, Joanne Collver 227, Eve Smith 215, Russ Smith 209, Donna Evans 209, Pat Ryan 208, June McLennan 206, Thursday men -Bob smith 274-798, Bill Neil 265-776, Ken Eaton 307-765, Jeff Park 286- 726, Wes Hickson 278-717, Jim Smith 298.715, Wayne Smith 279-707, t arl 'Morgan 265-691,Harold Mayo 259-683, Carl Dunlop 268-680, Brian Ankers 259-668, John McColl 242-667, Friday Mixed - Wayne Smith 304-755, Heather Smith 273-665, Brad Taylor 246.662, Bob Smith 230.643, Edie Burt 223-610, Gerry McLeod 202- 600, Ken Wood 253, Denise Lightfood 192, Brenda Taylor 191. 045-33, asked "Why do we. worry about tomorrow and be so anxious when God created the flowers and the birds and cares for them, how much more go, will He care for us. If we would only go back and trust God utterly and understand that He is the creator and Sustainer of Life, then we would cut out. the silly circle of fear and worry, Upcoming at Holy Trinity Bible Study will resume (his week and each Tuesday evening at 3 p.m. at the Rectory, Come for an en- joyable evening. of Bible. study, prayer singing and fellowship, Parish Renewal Week-end will be held on October 17-18, with Workshops running Friday night and Saturday until about 5 p.m, In most cases great things come from Parishes through these weekends,being part of new beginnings. Mr. Pocock thanked all those who had contributed to the decoration of the Church for this special service. guests from the Montrose senior citizens club in Michigan will commence at 12 o'clock. All members are asked to bring any display or "for sale" craft articles they have on hand at 11 a.m. in order that they may be set up. Elsie Gibson donated a crokinole table and will take it to the arena in case there are some who do not play cards. Birthdays during the next two weeks will be enjoyed by Jean Miller, Rose Atkinson, Alex Young and Clarence , Lewis, and these members received, congratulations through the President. Card convener for the day was Mae Bowman, who was also on the lunch together with Marg and Joe Carter and Charlotte Barker. Euchre prizes were won by Margaret Allen, Lady'.: High, Lone Hands Marg Carter and Low Score Jean Elliott. Ed Dowdall won the man's high, Percy Williams lone hands, and Mildred Hirtzel, low score, playing a man's card. The Busy Buddies con- BLIZZARDS WIN - The Lucan Blizzards won the squirt soccer leapt "A" playoff cham- pionship. Back, left, with roaches Alex Hyde and Cavin Monger are Jason Jones, Graham Railings, Paul Monger, Michael Damon, Michael Van Busse!, Eddie Van Kerkoerle and Chris McLellan. Front, Brad Coughlin, Neil Fronts, Lenny Carter, Chris Welsh, Todd Hyde, Paul Manders arid Kevin Railings. T-A photo tinned their Japanese Embroidery and have one more class, on October 16 following which they will have three classes in ceramics. Members who plan to take the next class are asked to choose their greenware and have it with them on that day, also stain if it is needed for the first class. Officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police in- vestigated six accidents this week with damages totalling $20,900. Constable B.D. Munro set damages at $2,00Q when a vehicle driven by Jelin The Lord's Supper was celebrated in Lucan United Church on Sunday morning and Rev. Keith Brown spoke froml Cor. 11:23-23 on the theme "Proclaiming The Lord's. Death." Mr. Brown told his congregation that celebrating the Lord's Supper is a demonstration of God's Love and we need to celebrate it over and over lest we forget what it means. "It shows God's hatred of sin which starts us on a downward trend in our lives and eventually destroys us," said Mr. Brown, The beautiful old hymn "0 Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go" was sung by Jeannie Three 4-H clubs hold meetings Lucan 1, now named the "Nifty Knotters" held their meeting at the home of Debbie Menders Monday evening, with Jane Thomp- son acting as rotating secretary and Tracey Giesen elected vice-president to replace Laurie Burns. Meetings were changed to Wednesday nights as a more convenient time, The members likes and dislikes in colours and textures were discussed and the girls en- joyed a "colourscope" game to discover their colour for the year, The half and square Macrame • Knots and wrapping of core were learned and working terms were explained as they came United Church News Jones. The flowers were placed in loving memory of their fathers, by Donna and Russell Thompson. Pam and Howard Wright were the welcoming com- mittee and were joined by Leslie Patterson and Bill Froats to receive the of- fering. U.C. News Next Sunday is Thanksgiving and your help in decorating the Church for this occasion will be ap- preciated. If you have fruit, vegetables or flowers to lend, please bring them to the Church Saturday af- Gardiner,RR .3, _Merton left Concession 10. 14 London township at 11 p.m. Satur- day. In a similar accident at 1:30 a.m. Sunday, a vehicle driven by Ronald Simpson, Mil, Lucan was damaged to the extent of $1,000. ',.'he up. The hanger", a Club requirement for each member, is to be completed by the next meeting, October 15, at the Giesen home on Langford Drive. Lucan 2 held its opening meeting Monday evening, at the home of the assistant leader, Susan Barr, Beach Street and elected their officers, They are president Jennifer Welsh, vice- president Shelley Gilland, secretary Tina Capalbo, press reporter Donna McFalls, The leader Haroline Sire and Susan discussed the history of Macrame with the girls and advised what should be brought to the next meeting. Lucan 3 members have held two meetings, the first September 24 at the home of leader Phyllis O'Neil when the main outline of the project was discussed and the materials needed for the plant hangers noted. The officers elected. were, president Susan Hodgins, vice-president Terri McRoberts, rotating secretary with Jane Straatman acting for this meeting and press, Lynda Jane McIntyre. The second meeting was held at the home of the Ass't leader, Anne Straatman with the leaders discussing the History of Macrame and teaching the same knots as the "Nifty Knotters," Members started on their plant hangers which are to be brought to the meeting tonight; Wednesday again at the Straatman home. MORE WCAN NEWS ON PAGE 20 USED CAR SPECIALS 1976 Thunderbird featuring • Only 54,000 mites • Luxury interior • Auto air • Stereo Licence KMP983 Reduced to$47950° LUCAN 1i.6 Main St. Phone 2V-44S8 Open M orie.nir.shusr 8- gat, 1S0-4 mishap occurred on Con- cession 0, London township. Constable J.A. Wilson in- vestigated. The same day at 2:50 a.m. vehicles driven by Mark Root, London and Richard Marriott, St. Marys collided on Clarke road in London ternoon. Sunday, October 19 the Sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated, Parents wishing to have their children baptized are asked to contact your minister at once. Have you handed in your names, addresses and ad- vised of any mementos from Sunday School down through the years? Time is passing and the committee needs your help. Attendance at S.S. reached an all-time high for many, many years, with 109 members, plus three visitors present. Congratulations and keep up the good work. LUCAN F township. Both drivers and. Passengers Cheryl Bilyea in the Root vehicle and Diana Sean and Dawn Simon, passengers in the Marriott car were injured. Constable C,S, Fleming set damages at $4,000. Thursday at 4:40 p.m. vehicles, driven by Leslie Parnell, RR 3, Ilderton and Mercy Misener, Denfleld were in collision on Highway 7 at County road 22. Con- stable W.R. Disher estimated damages at 68,000. The first of two Sunday accidents occurred on County road 23 and involved vehicles driven by Larry Wade, RR 1 , Palmerston and Harry Borthwick, RR 1, Arlin. Constable B.D. Munro listed damages at $4,500. The second on County road 28 involved vehicles driven by Gerald DeBoer, RR 3, Granton and Bruce Freed, RR 1, Embro, Damages were listed at $1,400 by Constable Fleming.