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Lucan minor soccer
Lucan minor soccer teams
cattle up with six victories
and two ties in 10 starts this
week.
Jason Dukeshire scored
seven goals as the squirt
Celtics blanked the Exeter 3
club 13-0. Nell Froats kicked
three goals and singles went
to Jason Miller, Michael
Munro and Adrian Dyer.
The squirt Kickers
defeated the Exeter 3 team
17-0 and held the Exeter 2
club to a 2-2 draw.
Todd Hyde' and Brett
Revington each scored four
goals in the big win and one
each in the 2-2 tie. Lenny
Carter scored three times in
the 17-0 win and single scores
were added by Brad
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win six
Coughlin, Kyle Darling,
Michael VanBussell, Jeff
Disher, Nathan Brown and
Gary Haskett.
Single goals were scored
by Tim Carter, Michael
Damen and Pat Arts as the
Lucan atom Cougars
blanked Taxandria 3-0.
The atom Spurs were
defeated 3-2 by Ailsa Craig.
Scoring one goal each for
Lucan were Brian Hessells
and Stephen Snider. Michael
Annis scored two goals and
Mark Ouimet booted a single
as the mosquito Flames
edged Ailsa Craig 3-2.
The mosquito Rangers
chalked up a 6-1 win over
Ailsa Craig. David Hinge
and Matthew Welsh led the
scoring attack with two goals
each while singles were
added by Michael Gillen and
Jeff Keymer.
Erin McComb scored the
only goal as the pee wee 1
team lost 2-1 to Ailsa Craig.
Michael Pratt scored twice
and Doug Fretz and Simon
Mould one goal each as the
all star pee wees defeated
London Marconi 4-1.
Al Craig kicked the only
score as the Lucan bantams
tied Exeter 1-1.
The only goal in three girls
games, came from the foot of
Katherine Devlaeminck as
the seniors lost 2-1 to
Seaforth. In other games, the
atom girls lost 3-0 to South
east London and the
mosquito girls were beaten
1-0 by Oakridge.
Holtzmann is
winner again
In Tuesday's regular
men's gold action at the
Ironwood course, Dave
Holtzmann won the "A"
flight low gross award on a
countback after he was tied
at 41 with Terry O'Rourke
and Steve Horn. The low net
winner was Stu Homuth.
In "B" flight, Don
Heywood at 42 and Mike
Cushman with a 44 were the
low grass winners while Jim
Gregus and Larry Wein were
low net award winners.
Bill Gilfillan at 44 and Bob
Swartman at 46 led the "C"
flight in low gross while net
honours were taken by Ray
Heywood and John Morgan.
Brian McLellan fired a 51
for the low gross score in
"D" flight and Charlie Smith
was the low net winner.
Gabby Mol took the prize
for a tee shot closest to the
hole. He missed by 50 cen-
timetres.
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Page 13
UCW plans barbecue
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
Unit 1 met at the home of
Mrs. Cliff MacRobert on
June 3. Mrs. Gordon
McRobert presided and
opened with the Scripture.
The lesson Thoughts were
entitled "To know God and
our fellowmen". The
devotions concluded with
prayer.
During the business period
a number of items were dis-
cussed, such as plans for the
pork Barb -B -Q and
strawberry social to be held
in the park on June 24, the
General U.C.W. meeting on
June 9 at the Untied Church.
Unit 1 is responsible for the
program at this meeting.
The guest speaker will be
the Rev. Phyllis Barnes
newly ordained minister for
the Wellburn Charge, who
will speak on the topic
"Woman as seen by Jesus".
Mrs. G. McRobert conven-
ed the program and
presented a paper on the Bi-
ble Study "Woman of the
Scriptures" with each
member reading a passage
from the Bible on this sub-
ject. A full course supper
prepared and served by the
hostess and her daughter-in-
law Mrs. Gordon McRobert
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Robert Garrett was
the hostess for Unit 3. Mrs.
Eric Chovancek presided
and opened with a reading
entitled "Pastor's Pastor".
During the business period
further plans were made and
finalized for the pork barb -b -
q, also the Unit 3 summer
activity and catering.
In place of a program, con-
veners Mrs. Leroy Bryan
and Mrs. Eric Chovancek
showed a film entitled "To
pray is to live." This
depicted how prayer can
make our lives fuller and
richer. Mrs. Robt. Garrett
and Mrs. Cliff Cook assisted
the hostess to serve lunch.
Unit 4 met at the home of
Mrs. Tom Gagan. Mrs. Cliff
Hardie presided and opened
with a hymn followed by
lesson thoughts and prayer.
Items discussed during the
business session were plans
for fun day, the bazaar and
the pork barb -b -q.
Mrs.Floyd Dykes and Mrs.
Tom Gagan were in charge
of the program, with Mrs.
Dykes presenting a paper on
the "Daughters of Zion"
from the current Bible study
on "Women of the Bible",
nad Mrs. Gagan reading por-
tions of the Scripture con-
nected with this study.
Mrs. Chas. Gowan and
Mrs. Fred Hardie assisted
the hostess to serve lunch.
Mrs. Malcolm Spence was
the hostess for Unit 5. Mrs.
Chas McRobert presided and
opened with a reading en-
titled "Count yourgains, not
your Losses". The theme of
the lesson thoughts was "to
know God and our
fellowmen".
The program on the
"Daughters of Zion" was
presented by Mrs. Malcolm
Spence, with Mrs. Garnet
Baker reading passages
from the Bible pertaining to
this study.
Mrs. Garnet Baker
assisted the hostess to
serve lunch.
Church news
At the United Church the
Rev. Elwood Morden con-
ductec, the Pentecost Sunday
worship, and entitled his ser-
mon "Marks of the Holy
Spirit". Pentecost happened
50 days after the resurrec-
tion of Christ. The Holy
Spirit is God, and is
everywhere, the Apostles
were filled with the Holy
Spirit at Pentecost. The
Holy Spirit is also Power,
power over ourselves and
others, it is also Guidance,
we need to live under the
guidance of God.
The service at St. Thomas
Anglican Church was
withdrawn so that the con-
gregation could celebrate
with St. Paul's Church
Kirkton on the occasion of
their Anniversary.
Court Valentine Canadian
Foresters meet
The members of Court
Valentine met at the
Mason's hall on June 2. Sis.
Jean McComb presided and
opened Court and conducted
the business.
Plans were made to hold a
bake sale at Windmill Park
on June 27 at 11:00 a.m. and
it was decided to forego the
bus trip to the Country
Playhouse at Grand Bend
this year.
The draw for a Forester
coffee spoon was won by Sis.
Lois Herbert and Sis
Florence McRobert won the
no's draw.
Lunch committee was Sis
Olive Hodgins and Lois
Herbert.
BEST INDIVIDUAL - Marie Jaques with a high single of 252
and Alice Kooy with an average of 179 were the individual
winners of the Huron Park ladies bowling league. Missing was
Joy Grubbe with a high triple of 698. Photo by Daley
Stephen sports
By LYNNE FARQUHAR
Registration for summer
programs in Stephen
township has now been set.
Anyone wishing to register
their youngster for
S.P.A.R.K. in Huron Park
and Crediton or lessons at
the Stephen township pool in
Huron Park should come to
the Stephen township arena
on Friday June 19 from 6:30-
8:30 p.m.
Anyone wishing to enroll
their youngster in the Dash-
wood playground can do so
at the Dashwood pavilion
June 19 from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
The following is a fee
schedule for our programs
this summer:
S.P.A.R.K. in Huron Park -
June 29 - July 24 (four
weeks) - $4 per youngster, $7
for two members in a family
and $9 for three members in
a family.
S.P.A.R.K. at Crediton
Community Park - July 27 -
August 14 (three weeks) - $3
per youngster, $5 for two
members in a family and $6
for three members in a
family.
Dashwood Playground
("Friedskids") - June 29 -
August 14 - (seven weeks) -
$7 per youngster, $12 for two
members in a family and $15
for three members in a
family.
Stephen Township
Swimming Pool
Lessons - $15 per three
week session, $25 for two per
family and $30 for three per
family. Sessions are as
follows: session 1 - June 29 -
July 17; session 2 - July 20 -
August 7; session 3 - August
10 -August 28.
Public swim rates this
year will be 30 cents for
children, 50 cents for teens
(high school) and 75 cents for
adults. Season's tickets will
once again be available at
$15 for children, $20 for
teens, $25 for adults and $45
for a family.
Private rentals can be
booked at the pool again this
year for $30 an hour for any
clubs or teams interested in
swim parties.
For information on these
summer programs call 234-
6331.
Ladies golf
Winners of hidden score
prizes at the weekly
Ironwood ladies golf club
outing were Carole Taylor.
Gail Skinner, Viv Cowan and
Cindy Forrest.
The ladies compete again
today, Wednesday with a pot
luck supper planned at 7:30
p.m. after the regular golf-
ing session.
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