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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-12, Page 11James Gordon to performin Lucan LUCAN - CBC Ontario .Morn- ing and Lucan Reeve Rob Brady will sponsor a concert by Home- town Tunes songsmith, James Gordon on March. 22, 8 p.m. at the Lucan' Legion Hall. Gordon is well known in Canada for his popular On- tario Morning feature called Hometown Tunes. He en- courages lis- teners to write him letters about wcird and wonderful, as well as fa- mous and not so famous people, events and cor- ners of their Ontario com- munities. He weaves details to- gether using .. poetic • license - wherever needed and present's the stories- back to his listeners in song. _ James has travelled the back roads of the Canadian music scene for a quarter of a century and is the founding father of the Canadian fol: kie-type group TAMARACK. which " has toured - inter_ nationally. His songs have been cov- ered by the Cowboy . Junk- - ies, - Melanie Doane, Al Sim- mons, and James. Kee- laghan. Gordon has toured and recorded as both a singer ...songwriter and children's en- -tertainer per- forming in a va riety of venues. Tickets for. his concert arc available- at the Lucan Village Municipal Office, the Wicker Basket or from Rob Brady. Proceeds go towards reducing the Ltican 125 Weekend deficit. James Gordon Seniors support Big Brothers and Big Sisters EXETER - -.The ' Exeter seniors met March 4 for their regular meet ing. The decorations. for the pot luck supper were alf in green in honor of St. Patrick's Day. - After supper the regular meeting was opened by President Lila Ellis singing 0 -Canada followed by the Lord's" Prayer. Birthday greetings were sung to Marion Frayne, Clay- ton Merner and Eldon Heywood. Anniversary.greetings were sung to Elsie and Lee Jori. Ellis read a poem on How grows -the Four Leaf clover. The minutes of -the last meeting -and the. Trcasur er's report -were read. Correspondence was read from the Seniors ' Magazine .concerning information .on our drug plan for seniors and what effect it can have, and also on the tax credit act. It asked each senior to.write to Shir- ley Patterson or get in touch with Helen Johns .and voice their opin- ion. Seniors must take -a Stand for ..what they think is 'proper, a stand • that shows we do care. As a club we are members of the U.S.C.O. (United Senior Citizens of Ontario) - and should support the work they do for all seniors. Twenty five dollars was given to " the Bowl for Big Sisters and Big Brothers from he Club. - It ecidcd to invite other seniors clubs to join our club for an evening out. - A bus trip to Humnview to help celebrate birthdays was well re. ceived. The residents were enter- tained by the music of Doug Ste- phens, Cliff Jaques and Wilma DavisrSamSk4 ncr and Doris Den- ham also. entdrtained with their dancing dolls and horses. Marion Frayne, Geraldine Smith, Vera Armstrong and Sabrina Lito- borski will play bingo at the Villa for March. Cards were sent to Shirley Wright and Chris Phillips for a •speedy recovery and sympathy to Marion Frayne. June Hodgson gave a report on -the Senior. Games. All seniors 55 years of age and older are welcome to compete. Play-offs start April 28. Anyone -interested can call ,Hodgson at 235-2E94. There will be a Euchrcama at Parkhill April -10, Lucan April 17 and Strathroy, May 1. All games start at 10 a.m. The S4 price in- cludes lunch and prizes. As entertainment, Chris Phillip gave some readings, Dons Denham told some jokes and Wilma Davis played while we sang some Irish songs. Craig and Scott Skinncr on guitar, and Sara Hodge on key- board accompanied - Jacqueline Skinner as she sang. Craig also played several selections on the pi- ano. The evening closed with the Sen- ior's Prayer and The Queen. 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