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Deciding game Friday Times-Advocuto, March 14,1.474.
Midgets still In contention
HONOUR LUCAN ARENA EMPLOYEE - Members of the Lucan arena board recently honored Wilf Hodgins
on his fetirement after more than 20 years of service to the arena, Shown in the above picture are from the
left, councillor and arena board member Harry Wraith, Wilf and Mrs. Hodgins and Ken Carter-of the arena
board, TA photo
Clandeboye 4-H girls bake
German squares, Italian pizza
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
The Galloping Gourmets have
had their fourth and fifth
meetings. Marie and Joanne
Cunningham made hot potato
Salad, Sausage and tomato
casserole, Cindy Prest assisted
with:the German tea squares and
hot dutch chocolate
Meeting five was Italian pizza,
cucumber with yogurt, salata
and Cafe au Lait by Brenda Scott.
The third meeting of the
Foreign Fillies took place
Saturday morning at
Groenewegen's. This was a study
of British traditions.
Mrs. Groenewegen demon-
strated making apple dumplings,
and Janis Kestle and Janie
Robertson made Welsh rabbit.
The girls ate their creations and
washed it down with refreshing
chocolate milk,
The Global Gourmels mixed &
cooked the apple dumpling and
welsh rabbitat the home of Maria
Vogels ucw
UC Women met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs, David Kestle with
nine members and one visitor
present. President Mrs. C.
Coughlin opened the meeting
with prayer.
Mrs. R. Williams took the
worship, Mrs. A. Macintosh read
thb scripture, The planning Ion
the annual ham and turkey
supper was discussed and the
date set for March 28.
Guides
A game conducted by Jane
Collard and Sylvia Rosch opened
the Guide meeting.
Tenderfoot girls were given
papers to learn their tenderfoot.
Others did badge work. The
trillium patrol closed the meeting
with campfire.
Guides and Brownies will be
taking a bus trip Thursday March
25 in place of their regular
meeting.
Guide and Brownie leaders met
LUCAN UC' NEWS
The GYPSWY members took
part in the Bible readings and a
"minute talk" in the service
Sunday morning. GYPSWY is the
name of the young peoples'
group in the church, (Get Young
.People Sharing With You).
Rev. Madden spoke on the
healing of the mother-in-law of
Simon.
The banners hanging in the
church both this Sunday and last
Sunday were made by a group of
women and girls in' the church.
Leadership training
Under the very. spirited
leadership of the Presbytery
team of counsellors, a series of
four Wednesday evening
leadership training courses for
superintendents and Sunday
School teachers was completed at
4a can United Church Wed-
nesday. People from Zion,
Thorndale, Granton, Wesley,
Clandeboye and Lucan attended.(
New ideas were exchanged and
good fellowship enjoyed by all:
at the home of Brown Owl
Ruthanne Curtis and made plans
for the mother and daughter
banquet to be held April 18.
Personals
The bible study group met at
the home of Dave and Eleanor
Kestle, the progressive group
studied the Book of John and will
carry on next Tuesday evening at
the home of Gerald and Irene
Lynn.
Mr. Larry Armstrong was
home with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Armstrong and Mike before he
embarks on a trip to Vancouver,
B.C.
Mr. Ashley Lay, Hayes,
England is spending a few days
with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Robertion
and family before he continues on
to B.C.
Mrs. S. Taylor accompanied
Mr. Taylor on a business trip to
the east coast.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Lewis are
progressing with their new home
and expect to move in this spring.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cunningham's
house is well on the way to
completion.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Bernard and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Doifg Lewis
were Sunday guests with Mr, &
Mrs. Arnold Lewis and family.
Nancy & Nathan Skinner spent
Sunday ovit,h:DaNe.i Alea net, And ,
Janis ,Kes tle.
Mr. & Mrs. L. Derbyshire had
Mrs. Joyce Windsor with them
fora few days.
Mr, & Mrs. H. Rasch en-
tertained Mr. & Mrs. ,Theo Van
BY MIKE WRAITH
With a tremendous _comeback
the Lucan midgets have squared
their best-of-five OMHA:q4art*r
final series with Watford at two
games. apiece after losing the
first two games.
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mrs, Alvin Lobb, Mrs, W.R.
Essery, Mrs. Robert Blair, Mrs.
Ken Hodgins and Mrs. Wm.
Elliott attended the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial for United Church
Wemen in the Mitchell United
Church recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb ac-
companied by Mrs. Amos. Srpith
arrived home last week after
vacationing in Sarasota, Flprida,
Mrs. Smith, who had been
holidaying in Mexico as well as
Florida, spent a few days with
her daughter and son-in-law
before returning to her home in
Mount Albert,
Mrs. Robert Breen was in
Stratford last week due to the
death of her brother-in-law,
Robert Miller. Attending the
funeral on Wednesday were Mr.
Robert Breen, Jon and Bruce and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clarke.
Mr, and Mrs.. Ken Hodgins
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Cyril
Morley in St. Joseph's Hospital
and at the home of their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Hodgins and
family, London.
Mrs. Harold Tripp returned
home on Tuesday from St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Ralph 'Lightfoot is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
The Ret'. E.D. Stuart will
conduct the service in the United.
Church on Sunday morning in the
absence of Rev. Beaton.
Senior citizens are reminded of
the meeting in the Community
Centre on Monday afternoon.
den Berg Sunday afternoon while
Sylvia and Monica Rasch went
hiking with the Vanden ,Berg
children near Komoka.
Don't forget the euchre at St,
James Church in the basement
Thursday at 8 p.m.
Tom Kestle and Lynn Ross
called on The Kestles Thursday
evening.
Mr. Murray Simpson, London
visited Mr. & Mrs. Bill Simpson.
Monday evening.
"After Watford won the first two
games 4-2 and 2-1, the Irish
youngsters kept their hopes alive
with a 5-4 win in overtime Sunday
aiternoon at the Lucan arena and
evened the series with a 4-2
Monday win in Watford.
The fifth and deciding game
will be played at the Lucan arena
Friday night at 9 pall.
Jim Senn and Gord Moon each
scored two goals Monday night to
pace the 4-2 Lucan• victory and
square the series.
Sunday afternoon in one of the
best games played in Lucan this
season Randy Kraul scored in
overtime to give his club the
victory. Kraut also scored on
three other occasions, The other
successful Lucan shot was fired
by Jim Benn who also added
three assists.
In the 4-2 loss to Watford
Friday night, Jim Benn and Gord
Moon were the Irish marksmen
with assists going to Cecil Nickles
and Brad Taylor.
In the opening game loss 2-1 the
lone Lucan marker came from
the stick of Pat Holland with
Gord Moon picking up the assist.
Friday night the Lucan atoms
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Eleven tables of euchre were in
play Wednesday evening at
Shipka Community centre.
Winners were: ladies high,
Mrs, Lorne Devine; ladies low,
Mrs, Angeline Scott; mens high;
M. Kenny; mens low, Karl
Guenther; most lone hands, Tom
Yearly of Exeter.
Tickets were sold on a chicken
which was won by Earl Ratz.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine and
Fred Weiburg visited Thursday
in Waterloo with Mr. & Mrs.
Ervin Latta & family. Mr,
Weiburg remained in Waterloo
for some holidays with his son
Howard & family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Janzen, Craig,
Stephen and Jamie of Kingsville
and Susan Janzen of Leamington
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Dick Zielman & family and
celebrated Susie's 13th birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams and Mr.
& Mrs. John Corbett of Hensall
visited Saturday in London with
Mr, & Mrs. Harry Chapman and
hosted Byron and were defeated
by a score of 4-2, Lucan goal
scorers were Robert Symons and
Jamie Shipley,
Ludan travelled to Goderich
Saturday for another exhibition
game and Jost by an identical 4-2
decision with Jamie Shipley and
Brad DeGraw supplying the
scoring power.
In the only game the Lucan
pee-wee's played this week, they
were defeated 3-1 in.t. Marys by
their "B" team. Bob Hodgins
scored the lone Lucan goal, The
main reason for the loss was the
unnecessary penalties taken by
some Lucan players who not only
let their teammates down but by
their actions and conduct, are a
source of irritation to their coach
and manager and to the few
faithful fans who follow their
team.
Unfortunately, this isn't solely
a Pee Wee complaint but most
Lucan teams could improve in
this respect. This weekend Lucan
will pay a. return visit to Royal
Oak, Michigan for a two game
exhibition series. Lets hope, win
or lose, any team that represents
Lucan will, make us proud.
celebrated Mrs. Corbett's bir-
thday.
Mrs. Lynda Morenz of London
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
H. Morenz.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Navarre,
Julie, Darcy & Mark of Barryton
Michigan visited recently with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vincent and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. and
Donna visited Thursday night in
Stratford with Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Baker Jr. & family.
Ray Desjardine of Strathroy
visited on the weekend with his
parents Mr, & Mrs. Willis
Desjardine and his grandmother
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker, Sandra,
Nancy, Donna and Gary, and
Tony Regier visited Sunday
with her brother & wife Mr. &
Mrs, Bert Schilbe of near
Bayfield and while there watched
the maple syrup making
equipment in operation in Mr.
Schilbe's 42-acre maple bush. He
started taking off sap this year
on Feb. 22.
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