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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-01, Page 162, .4244, t ii., 2.424 SUMMER CAMP AT LUCAN — Youngsters of Lucan and area are taking advantage of Summer Camp '74 each day at the Lucan public schoo A varied program in playground and crafts is being planned. In the above picture flower making is in progress. From the left are, Linda Patterson, Mamie Wraith, Ricky Gwalchmai, supervisor Denise O'Brien, Mary Clarke, Tony O'Brien, Tim Shipley and Susie Morris. T-A photo 1. Lucan and district news Phone 227-4714 Correspondent: Mrs. M.14.14odgins Several attend WI Rally, residents report on holidays I Lucan Rental AND Small Engines Lucan, Ont. Closed for Holidays Aug. 4 - 13 Mrs. James Lockyer, president: Mrs. M. H. 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REALTOR Exeter • Grand Bend Office 235-2420 * Subject to change Akre, gbh * Gabian Stone * Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags * Sand & Stone * Gravel * Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING 234-6382 Notice To Our Customers The Lucan Hydro Electric Commission has applied for approval to change their retail rate structure effective on all bills issued on and after October 1, 1974. ELGINFIELD 3 MILES SOUTH OF LUCAN ON #7 * Famous Chinese Food * Light Lunches * Pizza * Full Course Meals FARM SALES HOUSEHOLD SALES Auctioneer TOM SHOE BOTTOM ILDERTON 666-0289 Free- Appraisal "Call now for complete Auction Service" BUS: 20 Sanders E. — EXETER — 235-0281 RES: 10 Green Acres — GRAND BEND -- 238-8070 EXECUTIVE INSTALLED — Zone commander J. W. Smith installed the 1974-75 Executive of Legion Branch 422, Ailsa Craig on Monday, July 22. This years officers are from left: rear: J. W. Smith, Zone commander; Eric Slater, treasurer; Gordon Stewart, executive; Fraser Harris, Service Officer; front: Norm Martin, ex- ecutive; Gordon Lovie, past president; Gordon Clubb, president, Art Wilkinson, Sgt. at Arms, and Maurice Harwood, secretary. Executive members not present were First vice-president, Don Shipway; Second vice- president, Earl Hodgins; and executives Hugh Watson and Don Lockhart. photO by Sid Daley l langka rt, 'Kelly, 'Wig and Co. Chartered Accountants 268 Main St,, Exeter ARTHUR W. READ Resident Partner ' Bus. 235-0120, Res, 238-8075 JOHN A. NORRIS Chartered Accountant 49.7 MAIN ST. EXETER 235-0101 NOW OPEN L W Restaurant For Fast Take-Out Service Phone 227-4951 Business Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Seven Days A Week FORMERLY VIGILANTI RESTAURANT No cooking, no dishes Relax and enjoy a quiet moment with your family in our air-conditioned dining room Page 16 Times-Advocate, August 1 1974 Ball News sale, at St. John's-by-the-Lake, Grand Bend last Friday spon- sored by the A.C.W. Mrs. Hodgins demonstrated and displayed her "Cathedral Glass Candleholders, refrigerator decorative animals and ceramic plaques. Mrs.. Morris McDonald, formerly of Lucan, was the general convener for this very successful event, when 16 "artists" took part. Catherine Fischer of Komoka spent a week with her grand- mother Mrs. Catherine Fischer of George Street. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Burt, daughter Janice and her friend, Wendy Hearn, have returned from a two week camping vacation in Algonquin Park. Mrs. Catherine Fischer was a Sunday guest with her son and family, Mr. & Mrs. William Fischer of Komoka. Mr. & Mrs. George Jervis have had a lovely motor trip vacation the past two weeks through the New England States. Mrs. Jervis was fortunate to find four tiny pitchers to add to her collection. Guests during the past week with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prince included Mr. & Mrs. Horace Lake, Mrs. Helen Parker and Mrs. Mildred Stoner of Watford,' Sheila Prince and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Burridge and children of London and Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Thistlethwaite of California. On Tuesday, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prince spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. James Cross of Komoka. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Park spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Lambourn of Granton, at a cottage at Gibson Lake, Muskoka. Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Reilly have returned from a months vacation at a cottage in the Parry Sound area. Mrs. Reilly says the har- dest work she did all month was to reel in a 24" Northern Pike! Their son Stan, his wife and family were also holidaying in the area the first two weeks and the last two their daughter Mrs. Erie Haist and her husband were at their cottage just across the water from her parents. Hodgins reunion Approximately 55 descendants of Mr. & Mrs. Eli Hodgins gathered for a family reunion last Sunday at Lobo Memorial Park, Poplar Hill. Sports and a ballgame were enjoyed during the afternoon, convened by Mr, & Mrs. Eric Hodgins. Members of the family were present from Parkhill, Ilderton, Lucan, Granton and Wesley. WI holds pot luck picnic Members and friends of the Lucan Women's Institute met for a noon pot luck luncheon picnic at the Lions Club Park last Wed. nesday, Games were enjoyed during the afternoon, directed by the members of the executive. During a brief business meeting, chaired by president Mrs. James Lockyer, $15.00 was voted toward a free swim af- ternoon at the pool, plans were made to attend the Middlesex County Rally, and arrangements were made for the "Penny Sale" booth a t the Lucan Lions Club Fair. Mrs. L, Ashton was ap- pointed convener and articles are to be taken to her Well in advance Of the Fair dates, August 16, 17 and 18, United Church News The fourth spiritual law "I must receive Christ into my life" was the theme for Sunday's sermon by Rev. Ewart Madden. A poster was on display illustrating "Self-controlled Life" and "Christ-controlled Life". Rev. Madden said Christ will not force Himself into any life. Each person must do his or her part and invite Christ to come into their hearts. Life can be changed through love and faith, as God blots out all past, present and future sins if we will open our hearts to Him. Copies of the "Laws" were available. Mrs. Madden led in a joyous Gospel Hymn-sing. Mr. Madden gave a special word of thanks to Eileen Becker who has played the organ for the month of July. He invited everyone to attend church during August at Holy Trinity Anglican Church each Sunday at 11 a.m. Alma School for Women, August 11-14 was announced with special emphasis on the one-day school Tuesday, August 13. Those wishing to go are asked to phone 227-4714 or 227-4410 before August 10. The flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of the late Mrs. W. F. O'Neil and the sympathy of the congregation is extended to the family. The Irish had a very hectic week playing five games; win- ning three and losing two. Tuesday July 23rd Lucan hosted poplar Hill and were edged out by a 7.6 score. Alex Boyes started for Lucan and was relieved by Doug Johnston late in the game. Wednesday night Lucan. played one of their worst games of the season as they were dumped 10-1 by Nairn, Friday night Lucan got back on their winning ways by edging Lieury 6-5. Swim Team hosts meet By B. McHENRY Lucan's swim team hosted its first exhibition meet against Exeter last Wednesday, Although defeated by a larger and more experienced Exeter squad, the team put forth a very strong and exciting performance. Outstanding efforts came from the 13 year old girls as Cindy Mayo, Sheryl Noyes, Christine Stull and Janet Goddard won both the 200 metre medley and free style relays, as well as taking top spots in a number of other individual events. Bob Watson and Ron Glenn, in the boys 11 and 12 division, placed in the top three finish positions in at least 3 events each. The swim team will be in competitive action again today, August 1st at 6:30 taking on St. Marys in that town. With one meets experience, and a number of swimmers returning from vacation, the team will be looking for a win on Thursday. The third session of in- structional swim classes began on Monday and has the highest number of candidates enrolled thus far. Registration for the final session of the classes, Learn-to-swim, pre-beginners, beginner and survival, will be held on Friday at 1 p.m. Six ladies have taken ad- vantage of the adult swim classes to improve their swimming style. Any other adults interested in some swim activity are invited to attend these sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 7 p.m. The Red Cross testing on Saturday went exceptionally well. Out of six taking junior, six passed, three took intermediate and passed, while in senior three took the test, but only two passed. Congratulations and keep up the good work. Saturday afternoon they travelled to Granton to play Bryanston in an exhibition game and dumped the home team by a 11-2 score. Sunday night Lucan defeated a stubborn Beechwood team by a score of 6-4. Lucan led by Alex Boyes' pitching and hitting, jumped into an early lead only to have Beechwood fight back. Doug Johnston came in to relieve Boyes and extinguish the Beach- wood rally and preserve the win. Juvenile Friday night Lucan travelled to Parkhill and were defeated 10-3 by the home team as the Parkhill pitcher allowed just eight hits. Monday night the Lucan bats came back to life along with the excellent pitching of Bob Smith to defeat Ailsa Craig by a 39-0 score. Smith blanked Ailsa Craig on just one hit in limiting the home team to just five base runners, Brian Noyes led the Lucan team offensively by batting 7 for 7 and knocking in nine runs. Rec League In games played Thursday July 25th the Firemen defeated Biddulph Boys; Walloy-Hearn won by forfeit over I.G.A. and Langford Drive defeated Hardys. Raise money for swim party The children attending the Summer School being held at the Lucan Public School held a circus and penny carnival last Friday to raise money for a swimming party. This week they will visit the firehall, post office and library. Members of the St. Johns' Ambulance Corps from London will be making a presentation during the week. On Friday, the youngsters will bring and show their various hobbies, and the group is ready to start on their float for the Fair. Children from the Lucan Playground visited the Lucan firehall and Post Office Tuesday morning. They enjoyed a con- ducted tour through both buildings and an explanation of the function of each department. During the coming week we will be looking at the Past, Present and Future of our world. There will be an Adult Day where the children will be doing adult things. Parents are advised that there will be no school on Monday, August 5th, due to the holiday. In Monday's games the Bid- dulph Boys upended the Legion while the Firemen edged out the Lions and Hardys upended Walloy-Hearn. 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Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Maslen, Linda, Alan and Terry and Mrs. Kate Roberts have returned from a weeks' holiday at Port Franks. Jane Hodgson has been on a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgson. She spent part of the week at the Leroy Revington cottage at Port Franks. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Hodgins were guests with the latter's sister, Miss M. Merle Law, London on Thursday afternoon for a bir- thday dinner to celebrate the 75th birthday of another sister, Mrs. L. E. Bissell, also of London. Mrs. Robert Bilyea (nee Jean Dignan) of London, formerly of Lucan, called on McCormick Home friends on Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Mason (nee Lily Neil) of Toronto, formerly of Lucan, has had to give up her apartment and is now a resident of the Barton Place Nursing Home, Toronto. Mrs. Mason is a sister of Mrs. Hubert Jones of Exeter. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins par- ticipated in the craft display and GERALD L. MERNER Chartered Accountant