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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-04-02, Page 91VINI I:11\1 t rI Y The Music Man The Lucan Skating Club held their Carnival on Thursday at the Community Centre as 200 skaters participated in the musical comedy called "The Music Man." The Majorettes_ from the Canskate program are pictured here rehearsing on Wednesday. Easter celebrated at St. Patrick's They enjoyed ' a brunch after the ser- By er By H. Davis' Saintsbury correspondent SA;iNTSBUktY - Easter lilies, dogwood, branches: pussy willows and forsythia decorated St. Pat- rick's Church :when the congrcga= tion ga:tiered to celebrate the Easter , Sunday H,oly Eucharist service at 10:30 a.in: with The Rev:, Stanley Jay officicnt. . Rev. Jay spoke about the lighting of the• Pascal Candle which will burn until Pentecost. Liz Jay gave the children's focus, a story -based • on a painting of Jesus. Heather MacGilljvray readthc scripture readings and Rev. Jay lcd in the Psalms and. Holy Gospel. Courtney MacGillivray. and Crystal Davis were servers for thc service.. After the' service' they enjoyed Easter Brunch and a time of fellow- ship. They sang "Happy Birthday" to Viola Atkinson- ' Harley and Travis Davis assisted in the cleaning of the church and Parish Hall and gathered fallen tree branches on Friday.. St. Patrick's will celebrate an Evening Prayer service on April 5 at 6:30 p.m. On April 13, -Rev. Jay will be at • St. Patrick's to celebrate the Holy Eucharist. Rcv. Jay visited on Sunday with Mary Davis. who has been ill and staying with the Tindalls. He cele- . brated the Holy Eucharist with Mary. Hugh Davis. Alexia Tindall anti Marylou Rumleski. - Linda Durnin and Lucas were tot ernight visitors with the MacGil- IR rays on the weekend. Ron and Margaret Carroll cele- brated Easter Sunday evening din- ner with daughter Brenda and fami- ly'of Exeter. Starr Davis was visiting in Lon- don on the weekend with her aunt and uncle. Donna and Mike Mar- tin. and Michelle and Jerrett. Have a news tip? ('al! the Tinges -Advocate 235-1331 CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your altention to the error in our current '75 Years Spring Cleaning Values' flyer insert. Page 1: Cascade Cleaners, 99- 1484-8 & 99-0947-4 illustration should be transposed. We sincerely regret . any inconvenience we may have caused you: enote 314-97 All Zones Times -Advocate; Aliril2,1997 Page 9 Bluewater bowlers perform well in Ontario Open tournament By Ron Dann HAMILTON - Bluewater Associ- • ation's Chad Wilding and Karen Rave performed well to make. the, cut at the end of the first five game qualifying rolloff of the 33rd Onta- rio Open Singles Championships at Hamilton Wednesday. and ad- vanccd to thc final five. _games .Thursday. Wilding finished 16th' in a field of 60 Ontario top bowlers with a " 10 game .total •pinfall of 2,565 (a 256 per game average) in the men's division while Rave fin ished 24th in the ladies division, . with a 2,400. pinfall -(a 240 per game average). The new Ontario Open -Singles ladies and men's champions upon 'completion of the top five, match play, single knockout, •stepladder playoffs will each receive $1,000 cash from the Sidney L. Morris Awards. - - Bluewater Bowlers' Association . -men's team of Chad Ward; Chad Wilding. 'Murray Bennewics, Gary Huston, Neil Bcucnnan and Eric - Taylor had a chance io win one of fire divisions. which would have advanced them,into the open finals and the possibility' .of representing Ontario at the Canadian Champion- - ships May -27-31 at Calgary. how- ever. Bluewater men's team lost -6- 2to the -Divisional Champion Mid Elgin zone in a final game rousing finish. losing the three point team total pinfall by only 64 pins.." Ontario Durham, York Sinicoe and Hamilton won the men's, la- . dies and mixed team titles. Bluewa- . ter's ladies and mixed teams fin- ished well down in their. divisions. The opening ceremonies under the direction of the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association .(O.F.P.B.A.) included demonstra• - tion bowling by Ontario Hall of Fame bowlers and • special Sidney L. Morris awards to the top .man and top lady qualifier from each of the 20 zones across the province. O.F.P.B.A. provided 10 judges of play to enforce Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association rules. 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