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Retirement
Party
In Honor of
GEORGE PAUL
Lucan Merchant For
The Past 38 .Years
Thurs., Sept. 25
2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
HASKETT MOTORS
SHOWROOM
Everyone Welcome
Refreshments Served
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Nome the
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Team
CONTEST
Lucan Intermediate "C" Hockey Club would
like contestants to name their hockey team.
Everyone welcome - even children.
All entries deadline October 15, 1975,
winner receives free hockey coat, $10.00 prize
money and a free season's pass, All entries
sent to
Mr. Ken Freeman
Princess St.
Lucan, Ont.
RETIREMENT
SALE
Paul's Superior
MAIN ST.
Store
LUCAN
September 11 to September 27
I wish to extend my thanks and sincere apprecia-
tion to those LUCAN & DISTRICT families that have
patronized myself and the Superior name for the past
forty years.
I extend best wishes to my successors.
George H. Paul
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COMMUNITY LIAISON
SERVICES
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LUCAN FALL TERM 1975
WHICH COURSE WILL YOU CHOOSE?
1. CANING
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $20 + $15 material fee
2. CERAMICS*
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $20 + $5 material fee
3. CHILDREN'S DANCE (Saturday mornings at the Lucan Arena)
55 minutes 10 sessions $12
(Basic Ballet, Jazz and Tap and Intermediate Ballet, Jazz and Tap)
4. CRAFTS WITH MRS. GRIMMINCK*
' 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $20 + materials
5. DOG OBEDIENCE*
7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 10 sessions $15
6. FLOWER ARRANGING FOR CHRISTMAS (Starts November 5)
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 5 sessions
7. PATCHWORK AND APPLIQUE QUILTING
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $20 + materials
8. SOCIAL GRACES FOR LADIES
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $20
9. TYPING I
7:00 to 10:00 p.m. 10 sessions $15 + materials
* These classes will be held on Tuesdays at St. Patrick's Separate School
Registration: Thursday, September 18 from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Biddulph
School
First Class: Tuesday, September 30 and Wednesday, October 1 at St. Patrick's
Separate School and Biddulph School
Information: Contact Alf Williams at 227-4135 or Rick Mateer at 453-7230
COMMUNITY LIAISON SERVICES
$10 + $12.50 material fee
Iiines-Advocate, September18, 1975
Two three vehicle accidents
occurred Saturday night within a
mile of each other on Highbury
Avenue.
In the first mishap at 8.30 p.m.
Constable D. R. Vance listed
damages at $4,000 when vehicles
driven by Wilfred Riddell, RR 2
Granton and David Bedard and
OPP officer
transferred
Two-three vehicle crashes
USING PLAY EQUIPMENT — At Saturday's Open House of the Lucan and district Nursery School at St.
Patrick's Parish hall, prospective students and their brothers and sisters try out some of the play equipment.
At the back are Chris Welsh, Noelle DeGraw, Sharlene Barnes and Matthew Welsh. With nursery school
president Sharron Barbes at the front are Jason Hodgins, Melanie Vance and Nicole Welsh. T-A photo
Newscaster is speaker
Large crowd attends service
A member of the Lucan Ontario
Provincial Police detachement
for the past 10 years has been
promoted and transferred to
Tillsonburg.
Corporal B.F. "Bernie" Crane
became a Sergeant on September
9 and in less than a month will be
taking over command of the OPP
detachment at Tillsonburg.
Sergeant Crane joined the OPP
force in in 1958 as a constable and
was promoted to corporal when
he was transferred from London
to Lucan in 1966.
At Tillsonburg Sgt. Crane will
be in charge of 24 officers there
and three at the Port Burwell
detachment,
Sgt. Crane told the T-A
Tuesday, "I have enjoyed my 10
years in Lucan and have made a
lot of good friends but I am
looking forward to meeting the
new challenge."
DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS
Time to register
present adds another five bucks
to the pot.
Jerry Card's name was drawn
as the winner of the Pot 0 Gold
last Saturday and he not being
registered the Pot continues to
grow.
Branch 540 congratulates
Irvine Lodge for the excellence of
their ecumenical service held in
the Lucan Arena on Sunday, the
message given by Jack
Burghardt made it all wor-
thwhile. Many thanks for inviting
the Royal Canadian Legion to
participate. Just a great way for
us to start off Legion Week.
Don't forget the dance to be
held in the Legion Hall this
Saturday. From all reports there
are still a few tickets left. These
events are put on for your en-
joyment — why not participate.
and that's 30 for this week —
remember — The right tem-
perature of a home is maintained
by warm hearts, not hot heads.
Approximately 315 including a
choir of 50 were in attendance at
the Ecumenical Service held in
the Lucan Arena on Sunday af-
ternoon. The service was held
under the auspices of Irving
Masonic Lodge No. 154.
The speaker was Mr. Jack
Burghardt of CFPL- TV. He
spoke of the Spirit of God and the
Dry Bones spoken of in Ezekiel
37. The question was asked of
Ezekiel by God "Can these bones
live"? It was through the power
of the Holy Spirit that the bones
came alive and was an exceeding
United Church news
The minister, the Rev. Ewart
Madden, continued his series on
,...t.14,eBook of Romans, using for his
text 1:16 "for ram not ashamed
of the Gospel of Christ, for it is
the power of God unto Salvation
to everyone who believes".
Salvation was a big word, to St.
Paul, and it is important that we
understand its full meaning.
Jesus says: "I came to seek and
save the lost". The saved man is
the one who, having been lost,
London lady
guest speaker
Mrs. D. Warren was the guest
speaker at the Women's
Auxiliary meeting held last
week. Mrs. Warren is the wife of
Rev. Doug Warren of Rowntree
Memorial Church in London. A
lunch was given by Mrs. R.
Brewster and Mrs. A. Graham.
Services
Sunday School was attended by
Lino, Lucy and Robo the Clown
on Sunday morning. These
are frequent guests of the Sunday
School.
In the morning Service, a time
of worship was held then Rev. R.
Brewster gave the message
speaking from Obadiah and
Isaiah.
In the evening service, Rev.
Brewster, told his congregation
that because the Lord is our
Refuge, a Christian need not be
afraid of anything. Psalm 46: 10
now has been found by Christ, the
Good Shepherd. He is now set in
The Way which is pleasing to
God, Once the lost is found, the
way is opened to all the blessings
of Christ, through His Holy Spirit,
blessings promised in the Holy
Scriptures.
The Choir sang "0 Christ, Our
Hope, Our Heart's Desire".
Invitation was given to any of our
new people to join the Choir
ranks. The Children's story was
on Luke 10:4 where Jesus
cautioned the 70 He sent out "not
to salute any man on the way".
Mr. Madden mentioned the much
warmer salutation eastern
people give one another than we
dignified Westerners.
Reference was made to the
Awards Sunday next Sunday
when the Sunday School joins the
adults in public worship at 11:15,
following classes, and the various
mid-week groups now getting
under way for the Fall, including
Explorers and CGIT and the
U.C.W. Units.
Sunday School Superintendent
Ed Melanson, spoke of the new
enthusiasm and response, from
pupils and teachers already
evidenced and the beginning of a
new curriculum for the Sunday
School.
Mr. Madden urged people to
attend the Ecumenical Service in
the arena to be held in the af-
ternoon.
KWISSSIEZZIMMIMOSAMEt
Hockey players are reminded
that registrations for all levels of
The Royal Canadian Legion's
sponsored hockey will be held in
the Lucan arena this Saturday
afternoon, September 20.
Phil Lewis, RR 2 Lucan, was
the winner of the $100 cheque
draw for August, and once again,
ho hum.
Branch 540's president has
called an executive meeting for
8.00 p.m. Wednesday, September
24.
Comrade Bryce Davidson's
name was drawn for the at-
tendance draw at the general
meeting held Wednesday Sep-
tember 10 and he not being
says "Be still, and know that I am
God . ," We need to be still,
cease striving, relax and know
that the Lord is God. We can give
God our problems, then feel free
to relax and praise Him for an-
swering all the problems.
Marie England, both of London,
collided.
The scene of the crash was just
south of Concession 11 on High-
bury. One passenger in each
vehicle suffered minor injuries.
In the second crash which
occurred on Highbury at Con-
cession 11, the vehicles involved
were driven by Gil Brandau,
David Hedley and Robert Dietz,
all of London.
Mr. Hedley was taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London by
Thames Valley Ambulance. His
condition was listed as serious.
Constable N. A. Campbell
estimated damage at $2,200.
A rare collision occurred
Friday afternoon on Ailsa Craig's
main street when two unattended
vehicles were involved.
At 1.15 p.m. a large truck
owned by Robinson Drainage,
RR 3 Ailsa Craig, slipped out of
gear while parked on an Ailsa
Craig lot and rolled across the
street striking another parked
vehicle owned by Pauline
McLeod, Parkhill. Constable
Vance listed damages at $700.
Sunday at 6.15 p.m. Constable
J. A. Wilson set damages at $900
Zecaa (lewd
Miss Dorothy McBain, sister of
Mrs. Ewart Madden and former
Missionary of the United Church
in Korea, has been staying with
the Maddens.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Brewster of
St. John, New Brunswick,
parents of Rev. Ray Brewster,
are visiting with the Brewsters
while on their way out west.
Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Butler and
Mrs. Keith Harper (nee Edythe
Mowbray) of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mrs. Harvey
Langford.
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Mayo (nee
Nancy Park) were visiting with
Mrs. David Park last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Coursey of
Lucan celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary, Monday.
when vehicles driven by William
Hartman, RR 1 Arva and Samuel
Sorrenti, London collided on
Highway 4 at the intersection of
Concession 8 in London township.
Tuesday, September 9 at 5.45
p.m. on Lucan's Main Street
vehicles driven by Lionel Hodder,
RR 2 Dutton and Stewart Cun-
ningham, London were in
collision. Constable W. R. Disher
listed damages at $125.
An early Wednesday morning
mishap on Highway 4, a mile
south of Lucan, resulted when a
vehicle driven by Murray
Wentzell, London left the road-
way.
A passenger Donald Vermist of
Lucan suffered cuts and bruises.
Constable Craig estimated
damages at $1,200.
A vehicle driven by Robin
Nicholas, Markdale struck a mail
box on Highway 23, a mile north
of Highway 7 at 10 a.m. Wed-
nesday when it swerved to miss a
slow moving tractor. Constable
W. T. Hodgins estimated total
damage at $305.
A car stolen from London
sometime Thursday struck a tree
on County Road 27 just south of
County Road 16 at 5 p.m. the
same day.
Constable J. A. Wilson in-
vestigated and the driver was
apprehended later and was
charged with auto theft.
Friday at 6.15 p.m. on Highway
4 at County Road 16 two pickup
trucks were involved in a
collision. The drivers were John
Swinkels, RR 2 Ilderton and
Gerry Vangeffen, London.
Constable N. A. Campbell listed
damages at $1,050.
Minor damage of $160 was
incurred Friday when vehicles
driven by Audrey McLean, Lucan
and Robert Dobbie, RR 2 London
collided on Alice street in Lucan.
Officers of the Lucan detach-
ment have seized several
marijuana plants from a farm in
London township. The owner has
been charged with possession
under the Narcotic Control Act.
great army. So too, we can have
the Spirit of God in our lives and
live. Repent and be baptized and
you will receive the Holy Ghost.
The Holy Spirit can give us
goodness in our own lives and our
community. Behold I stand at the
door and knock, to give peace,
joy, life. This is what we need to
have true peace in the world.
A thank you speech was given
by Mr. W. Smith. The special
music was provided by a com-
bined churches choir, with Mr.
John Allen playing the organ and
Mrs. R. Anderson directing.
Guests pipers were Henry and
James Howieson from London.
During the service the
ministers from each church took
part. Also Worshipful Master Mr.
R. Anderson gave the reading of
the lesson. The Royal Canadian
Legion Branch No. 540 had
members march up to the ser-
vice.
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