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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-29, Page 30London Life - Whole Life Insurance - Competitive Term Ins. Rates - Disability Insurance - Annuities - Group Ins. London Life Representative for Exeter and Area I for appointment phone - 235-1209 or 1-271-1920 LARRY JOHNS 7 0 t (Reg. $2.70) Present this coupon for a Big Dinner with 3-pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken, Creamy Cole Slaw and Golden French Fries and pay only $2.00 I Expires Nov. 23rd I Kentucky fried Chicken, I..-- COUPON I I I I I I There's nothing like it. gettatdi SHOPPING COME 370 Mpin:Street „,EXETER, ONTARIO Phone 235-2162' We're still celebrating our first anniver- sary in Exeter. Shop now for extra special savings for the entire family. CHARGEX VISA If you own a home, use your equity to good advantage. If you do not own a home, perhaps we can assist you in • purchasing one. If you are interested, or if you have any questions, just call. AA M AA AA AA AA AA BANK OF MONTREAL Has First and Second MORTGAGES - Life Insured (Free) - Up to 20 years to pay (20 years amortization, 5 year maximum term) - Completely open (prepay at any time without penalty) - Up to 75% of the value of your home (subject to prior encumbrances) - Disability insurance available (at a low cost) - Rates start at 15 1/4 % (subject to change without notice) The First Canadian Bank Bank of Montreal Exeter 235-2860 ask for Sandy Lucan 227-4473 ask for Angela Hensall 262-2524 ask for Dave Zurich 236-4384 ask for Carole Grand Bend 238.2381 ask for Neil JUNIOR GIRLS COMPETE - The Lucan junior girls soccer team played in the West London girls soccer league for the first time in 1980. Back, left, Lisa De Boer, coach. Val Mills, Tami Williams, Kelly Van Kerkoerle, Dana Bannerman, Nicole Welsh, Joanne Monger, Christine Finlayson, coach Anna Lee Bakker and Noele Degraw, Front, Ruth Ann Hokanson, Michele Flood, Shona Craig, Tabatha Froats, Jennifer Milton, Tara Sullivan and Lee Ann McIntyre. T-A photo Blues, Salon get first wins Bowling Sores .14A TI Wednesday evening• the WoMen's Att*Iliary met in the church, with• the President Mrs, June Henry in charge, Mrs. Becky Brewster told about ,a• Ladies Breakaway Spiritual Retreat to be held at Lucan Revival Centre November 8, with speaker being Mrs. Bev. Blair, Mrs. Adrienne Toews, using posters, told how a Girl's Auxiliary Is a great help in, the church to en- courage and interest girls. Mrs, Kathy Mason talked about how a Girl's Amiliary helps girls knew how to4iive as Christians, Mrs, Toews Three mishaps Three accidents were in- vestigated by officers of the Lucan detachment of the On- tario Provincial Police this week with damages totalling $7,500. Thursday at 9:20 p.m, a vehicle driven by Susan Hodgins, R.R. 1, Lucan went out of control on Concession 2 in Biddulph township, north of County road 13. Constable D. Stables set damages at $1,500. At 11:15 a.m. Friday, vehicles driven by Timothy Trudgeon, London and Den- zil Patterson, R,R. 3, St. Marys collided at the main intersection in Wellburn. Damages were listed at $6,- 0 0 0 by Constable 1). Marshall, The third mishap of the week occurred at 8:05 p.m. Saturday when a vehicle driven by Raymond Deuws, London went out of control on Highway 4, just north of Elginfield. Constable C.S. Fleming was the in- vestigating officer. Oro( to, Ociebo 29, 19$0 outlined how to set up and operate a Girl's Auxilary. Richard Thornton led the singing for the morning service. Judi Henry told the Junior Church that the Hallowe'en pumpkin used to be to keep demons away. We now believe in Jesus to protect us, June Quillen played the piano as she sang. I Will Pour Water, Rev. Ray Brewster Ministered from Heb.4:9-1L Many Christians have made commitments to the Lord and have failed, then under self cendemnationhave given up. The secret in being the person -we should be is trusting God more. Mrs. Marlene Thornton minstereci in song at opening of the evening service, singing Holy Spirit Thou Art Welcome. Playing her guitar, Joan Cochrane sang I Will Exalt Thee. Rev. Ray Brewster presented the concept of Small Group Ministries. Speaking from Acts 2:37-47;• Acts 5:41-42, and Acts 20:20 lie showed that Small Group Ministries are times of studying God's word, sharing experiences, and prayer under the auspices of the church. Upcoming events November 1 the Young People are having a costume Halloween party, meeting at the church at 7:30 p.m. November 7 at 7:30 p.m. will be registration for all ladies who wish to attend the Ladies Retreat at the church. There will be special speakers Friday evening, and all Saturday until Saturday night with closing expected around 4 p.m, Lunch will be served. Mrs, Bev Blair will be special guest speaker. The Blues and Salon 174 scored victories in the first two games of the season in the Lucan rec hockey league. Four goals in the third period enabled the Blues to defeat Hagers Hackers by a 6-4 score. After Don Murray had given the Hackers a 4-2 lead on a shot from behind the net which went off goalie Ted Ouimets skate, the Blues began their comeback. Jim Hearn started things off when he converted a two on one break, Don Lankin dropped the puck back to Hearn who sent a backhand shot through Wayne Parkin- son's legs. Less than a, minute later Brad England scored a shorthanded goal when he deflected a shot from the point. The winning goal came on a solo effort when defenceman Andy Hardy in- tercepted an errant pass at the Hackers blue line, stickhandled through two players and unleashed a high wrist shot which beat Parkinson. Greg Roberts added an in- surance goal with three seconds left into an open net. Both teams scored once in the first, Hardy with the first of his two goals, opened the scoring on another solo effort. Starting from his own end he beat Parkinson on a low wrist shot from just in- side the blue line. After Hagen's Don Murray missed a breakaway, second effort paid off when he pass- ed it in front of the net where Brad Taylor made no mis- take. Murray gave the Hackers the lead with a quick goal early in the second when a shot from the side of the net managed to elude Ouimet. Jim Hearn tied the score at two all, on a goal mouth scramble. The Hackers then took the lead when Bill Haskett dumped a pass back to Gary Isaac who made no mistake on a low shot with less than a minute remaining in the se- cond period. In the second game of the night Salon 174 fought off a determined Green come- back to post an 8-5 victory. With Salon 174 leading 4-1 going into the third, three straight goals by the Greens made a game of it. Mike Wraith opened ,the scoring three minutes into the game when he moved from the corner into the slot and scored on a wrist shot, Rick Gwalchmai added to the lead when he was left all' alone in front of the net and backhanded a shot past a sprawling Dave Revington. Brian Noyes brought the Greens to within one when he deflected a shot from the corner over goalie John Garrison's shoulder. Salon 174's two goal lead was restored when Ian Davies scored sliding the puck under Revington during a wild goalmouth scramble. liefenceman Scott Ander- son increased the lead to 4-1 with the only goal of the se- cond period. Standing in front of the net he managed to tip a shot which deflected off the goaltender into the net. The third period was a completely different story as the Greens scored the first three goals to tie the score at 4-4. Brian Noyes started things 'with his second goal of the game, one minute into the third period when he knock- ed in a rebound by John Garrison. Five minuted later Garrison lost Russ Anglican At Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, Sunday morning, the Rev.FredKirby of London, was the guest speaker, taking as his subject "Prayer", a neglected part of our daily lives, the opening of the heart and mind to the Spirit of God. "There are three pegs of Prayer" said Mr. Kirby, "Lord have mercy, Thee I adore and Into Thy hands I commence myself". For all our short comings we must be ready to say "Lord have mercy". Then in adoration remember the God in Trinity and unity who came and died for us and finally- into His hands com- mend ourselves to worship and praise Him,Add to these three pegs the prayer taught us by our Lord and we have the means of becoming more Christ-like. The lessons were read by Carol Hardy .and Russ. Radcliffe and Marie and Bob Sockett w'eleoMed the members of the congregation. Are your palates all ready for that scrumptious turkey supper tonight commencing at 5 p.m.? The weekly Bible Study at the Recory has been changed for this week only, to tomorrow, Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Next Sunday, November 2, Holy Baptism and Eucharist will be celebrated. The following Sunday, November 9th, will be Youth Sunday, with children of the Sunday School and Junior Choir taking part. All members of Holy Trinity are invited to get involved in "Project Christmas". If you weren't at Church on Sunday, please get a bulletin for further inormation. 4-HClubs "The Nifty Knotters" 411 Club met on Wednesday evening, October 22nd at the home of Sheryl Cobleigh with Tracy Giesen acting as Rotating Secretary. Members discussed their furnishings and arrangement in their bedrooms, under the headings harmony, centre of attention, balance, proportion and rhythm .They also discussed how to make a floor plan and the symbols used, making use of the floor plans in the "Club Girl's Book" to see if they had planned well. Book covers to be used, also came under discussion and the girls started writing out suggestions for "Super Storage Ideas" for Achievement Day. The next meeting will be on Monday, November 3 at the home of Darlene Paton. The "Knotty Knotters" group held its meeting last Monday night, October 20th, at the home of Shelly Gillen where they answered the Roll Call by telling how their individual rooms affected their personality and likes. The members showed their finished macrame samples and decided on the book cover designed by Teresa• Foran, Tina Capolbo 'and Lisa Anderson. This group's exhibit at Achievement Day will be entitled "Personality Plus", how a girl's personality is projected through the decor of her own personal room. Radcliffe's shot in his'skates and Bruce Reid capitalized knocking in the loose puck. Gary Revington then knotched the first of his two goals when he scored on a two on one break with Noyes, Noyes drawing the defenceman to him then dropped a pass to Revington whose shot glanced off the crossbar into the net. Salon 174 came right back two minutes later when Ian Davies converted a pass from behind the net by Mike Wraith. With four minutes left Gary Revington again tied the score when his low wrist shot from the slot beat Garrison, Thirty seconds later Salon 174 came right back with the eventual game winner by Wraith who knocked in a rebound after Dave Revington had made the in- itial save. Shortly afterwards Gary Miller and Wraith had a two on one with Miller deflecting Wraith's pass into the net. The last goal of the game came on a somewhat bizarre play. With goaltender Revington busy fixing his equipment while play con- tinued, Bill Neil broke down the ice on a breakaway. Revington scrambled to get' his gloves on but wasn't real-1 ly ready as Neildecked niece and slid the puck into an open net. T Revival: Centre e tritticky Fried 'mutt ',AI, 1 !.Irk out tiL 11 it 1(1 I I I c SENSATIONAL SANINGS! PRESENT either of the coupons below at your nearby Kentucky Fried Chicken Store for sensational savings! $6.50 I Expires Nov. 23rd I (el Lucky friedickete.1 COUPON ----I Present this coupon for a Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, containing 15 pieces of finger lickin' good chicken and pay only $1.45 (Reg. $7.95) I I I I I I 227 Main Street N. Exeter 235.2424 Inter,town-Ladies Lucan points, Stratford 7 points; Janice Abram 259-676, Audrey Watt 279-665. Men - Lucan 2-5 points, Seaforth 1 point; Jim Burt 268-1238, Jeff Park 338-1217, Mike Wraith 241-1108; Lucan 1-5 points, Zurich 1 point; Bill Bannerman 306-1336, Wayne Smith 336-1235, Glen Gagan 2654202 Monday Ladies - Sandra Disher 278-672, Marg Young 266-614, Audrey Watt 211,602, Audrey Scott 233, Nancy Murphy 235, Hazel Eaton 232, Lorraine Mosurijohn 230, Joyce Sovereign 230, Bonnie Menders 229, Joyce Van Geel 228, Pat Mac- donald 225. Tuesday luniors - Raymond Van Geel 177, Diane Watt 175, April Emery 174, Tonya. Butchart 170, Michael Cannon 168, Brent TA ',a - 166, Jeff owalchinai 158, Jamie Pitt 157. Colleen's - Nancy Den- smore 317-790, Ilene Hodgins 265-616, Lorna Harrison 219- 008, Nola Lewis 247, Barb Wraith 230-601, Anne Craig 223, Mary Van Geel 213, Sharon Haskett 213, Medway - Geo, Sorenson ' 291-769, Orval Rinn 242-692, Norm Wyatt 256, Ilene Moir 251, Helma Sorenson 231, Carol Kish 227, Geo, Moir 222, Doug Hills 217. Senior Citizens - Helen McDonald 207, Jean Miller 205, John Park 204, Percy Williams 191, Gord Higgs 190, Laura.Williams 182, Ed Armstron 174, Maurice. McDonald 172, Muriel Cobleigh 166, Ann Kish 152, Wednesday bantams - Sandy Hyde 165, Brian Roe 163, Jason McDonald 138, Brett Butchart 137, Troy Arts 110, Lisa Roe 105. Wednesday mixed - Jeff Park 257.704, Audrey Watt 232-676, Brian Anicers 22(1- 639, Joanne Culver 234-637, Tom. Robinson 293.602, Russ Smith 255, Harold. Smith 254, June McLennan2. 232, Eve Smithith 22 Thursday men - Bob Smith R7303u99c1:13d7y5, Don 25WO4-7y). Watt n8 e, 2B5S5lite6h, PD2a8o9t nall 253-717, Carl Dunlop 283- 711, Harold Mayo 259-708, Dave Mawdsley 317.694, Brianowr:nk26e0.rs 253-681, Bill Neil 290-658, Ken Eaton 275, Wes Hickson 262, Fred cd Priday mixed - Brad Taylor 249-669, Bob Smith 258-667, Audrey Watt 274-662, Kevin Lightfoot 250-644, Jim Burt 222-628, Edie Burt 256, Brepda 'Smith 238, Patti Carter 232, Vicki Horbanuik 010