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Times-Advocate, 1979-02-07, Page 8Page 8 Times-Advocate, February 7, 1979 Kazoo needed for senior citizen band Twenty-one 4‘hardy” souls braved the elements, Thursday, to attend the meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups. Muriel Cobleigh, vice- president, chaired the business meeting, welcoming the members and asking if anyone has a “kazoo” and or a “jewsharp” for use when the “musicians” of the group play for the Nursery school. If any of the readers have one or both that they would loan, the members would be most grateful. Please phone 227-1057. The Girl Guides’ presentation has been changed from February 15 to February 22. Members were asked to be sure to save all articles for the Flea Market, Sunday afternoon, May 6, so that we could have a really good display. Everyone was reminded of the “shower of cards” for Miss Northgraves’ 93rd birthday on February 15. Birthday congratualtions were extended to Gordon Hotson, Cecil Robb, Rachel Tuke and Edythe Murdy and the lunch committee, Laura Toohey, Hazel Williams, Jean Miller and Oney McFalls were thanked by the vice-president. FUN NIGHT Biddulph-Lucan Schools will hold their annual Family Fun Night tomorrow evening, Thursday, February 8 at 7:30. Games of many kinds are planned, plus a penny sale, sale of home baking, bingo and a refreshments stand. There is no admission but -----------------------------X Crafts & Things We have now recovered from our December rush and our stock is once again at its peak! Choose from a wide variety of ceramics, wood crafts, candles and much more. Don't forget Valen tine's Day Feb. 14 Open: Monday to Friday 9:00 to 4:30 2 miles west of Elgin field on Hwy. # 7 ’Look for the sign V _ ______J SPECIAL Smalff Good Macs Other varieties available (at competitive prices) Ida Red, Spy, Delicious Try our fresh cider. Available at all times. Bring your own containers CRUNICAN BROS. 1 ]/2 miles south of Elginfield LOTHAR HINZ ROOFING & BUILDING * new homes * trim work * garages * sidewalks * additions * roofing * renovations * repairs * driving sheds We also do very small jobs For more information Call Collect LOTHAR HINZ Ailsa Craig, Ont 293-3674 strips of tickets are available. Everyone is welcome. Fun for all ages. Euchre winners included, lady’s high, Kathleen Neil; Lone hands, Verna Dowdell; low, Ann Kish; man’s high, Maurice MacDonald; lone hands Ed Dowdell and low, Lon Phillips. The two members of the craft group worked on the quilt blocks for the Colonial Lady Quilt on which chances will be sold during the summer with the draw at the Lions Club Fair. Organize three clubs of 4-H The three Lucan 4-H Clubs have had their organizational meetings and all are well registered, particularly Club 1 in the village. This club met on Tuesday evening January 30th, at the home of the leader, Mrs. Fred Cowdrey, with Bev. Huffman assisting her. Sandra Hartman was elected President and this group has rotating secretaries and press reporters. Club 2 met, Saturday, January 27 at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs. Adrian deBrouwer with Mrs. John Vanderloo as leader. At this meeting Karen Van- derLoo was appointed president, Mary Dewan as vice-president, Reta Dewan as press reporter and they have a rotating secretary. Club 3 held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Gerald Straatman and Mrs. Donald O'Neil is the other leader. Their election resulted as follows: President Tami McRoberts; vice-president Brenda Heddington; Secretary Pam Moor and Press Reporter, Susan Hodgins. All groups discussed the new project “Essential Eatibles” and metric measurements. Books were distrubuted containing the recipes to be used and demonstrated. “Crispy Granola” bars were made in each group and sampled by the members and their leaders Local Girl Skis for Heart Fund Lucan area was represented in the London Jacees’ “Ski for Life” cross country, on Sunday in Springbank Park. Angeline deBrouwer, who has only skied since Christmas, went the 5 km taking two hours and raising $108 in pledges for the Heart Fund. Congratulations Angeline! ILDERTON CURLERS WIN AT EXETER — A foursome from the llderfon Curling Club took the second draw in the Exeter Produce Bonspiel held Saturday in Exeter. Team members are lead Gerry Cox, second Dick Huffman, third Peter Jackson and skip Carl Laing. T-A photo Gibson, Cancer group plans events The executive of the Lucan-Biddulph Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society held its first meeting of the new year, Monday night, at the home of Mr.& Mrs. Al CoMcquyt, Edgewood. Activities were planned for the April campaign to in clude, a giant euchre, Friday evening, March 2, at St. Patrick’s School. Tran sportation for seniors will be provided. Mrs. Dean campaign chairperson and Len iMaslen, branch president gave enthusiastic reports of the recent Cam paign Conference in Toronto. Mrs. Elmer Summers, Granton also reported on the Education Conference held in Toronto in November. Mrs. Summers is anxious to share her experience with any group which would like to have her as a guest speaker. Monday evening, February 5, President Len spoke to the Lambeth Lions Club regarding the Lucan “Family Ride for Cancer.” The Lambeth Branch an ticipates having a “Family Ride” this year. Fitness tests coming to area Ontario’s fitness testing program is coming to North Middlesex in the near future. Operated by the London YM-YWCA on contract from the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation the program will visit the Ailsa Craig old public school February 9; the Lucan arena March 5 and 6 and the Ilderton arena, March 27. Fitness Ontario’s testing program provides an in dividual fitness assessment for adults aged 18 to 65 years. The one hour test is designed to assist individuals begin exercise programs at sen sible levels and provide guidance and information on exercise and lifestyle factors which contribute to total health. To register for the Fitness Test individuals should contact their local spon soring agency or phone the Ontario Fitness office in London at 432-3706. Give to the heart fund The Village of Lucan will be blitzed by a team of volunteer workers next Sunday, February 11th, for the Heart Fund. About 20 canvassers will commence the blitz at 1 p.m. If you are not going to be at home y.ou are invited to contact the Co-conveners, Bryan Smith 227-4905 or Sid Daley 227-4216, who will be happy to see that your contribution is picked up. BINGO LUCAN ARENA Wednesday, February 7 Doors Open 7:15 P.M. Early Bird 7:45 P.M. Regular games, Midway special, share the wealth, stand up, etc. Jackpot $350 - 55 calls - Proceeds for Arena Double Door Card $1.00 Blngoi will continue each Wednesday night. License No. 234700 Due to licen«» regulation) no one under 16 yeor» of age will be admitted. Lucan Charges laid in thefts of six snowmobiles Two persons have been charged by the officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police in the theft of six snowmobiles. The machines recovered in the Lucan area were stolen Favorites are beaten By PAUL WRAITH In this weeks Lucan rec league games the two favourites, Reds and Yellows, were defeated; the Reds 5-3 by the Greens and the Yellows 6-5 by the Blues. The Yellows blew a 4-0 first period lead as the Blues continued on their winning ways three wins and one tie in their last five games). In the first period the Yellows opened with a commanding 4-0 lead on two goals by Mike Wraith and singles by Aaron Appleman and Bill Darling. However, fate struck halfway through the first and the second when Chris Mouratzen, Don Lankin and Scott Anderson scored for the Blues to make the score 4- 3. In the third period the Blues outscored the Yellows 3-1. Bill Car nochan gave the Yellows a 5-3 lead early in the period but again the Blues fought back on goals by Russ Radcliffe, Bill Boshart and the winner by Rick Thomas. The Yellows attempt to tie the game by pulling the goalie failed in the dying seconds of the game. Aaron Appleman, Don Lankin and Chris Mouratzen were the 3 stars. The Greens playing with only eight players defeated the league leading Reds by a 5- 3 score. The Reds had not lost in their last 11 games until this week and the Greens were the last team to beat them, 2-1, October 29. In the first and second periods the Greens did all their scoring. Don Murray paced the Greens with two goals and singles were added by Gary Miller, Gord Moon and John Prefontan. The Reds threatened in the third as they scored three goals by John Pollard, Andy and Brad Taylor. Don Murray, Prefontan and Tom were the three stars. Hardy John Hardy were in- the week totalling Lucan and Bruce R.R. 1, Lucan of in T. at in Chatham, Mitchell and Lucan. Six accidents vestigated during with damages $9,050. Monday at 7.30 p.m. vehicles driven by Cecil Robb, Haskett, R.R. 1, collided on Concession 4 Biddulph at Alice street Lucan. Constable Chapman set damages $800. Constable C.S. Fleming listed damages at $2,800 when vehicles driven by Marion Barr, R.R. 2 Denfield and Douglas Coish, Stratford collided on County road 23„at 8.05 a.m. Tuesday. Wednesday1' at 5 p.m. damages were set at $800 by Constable W.T. Hodgins when vehicles driven by Edward Rodak, Granton and Patricia Moir, R.R. 3, United Church news Doctor of Chiropractic Continuing the series “Follow me” this time “In Real Worship” Rev. Keith Brown asked three questions. “What is real worship?”, “How would God have us fulfill our obligation to Him (through worship),” and “Are there things you do not always understand in the service?” We should go to church to worship God, not to hear the minister. “And Jesus went to the synagogue as was His custom on the Sabbath day.” Jesus would have us follow his example, attending public worship each Sunday, as an aid to the believer. Our services of worship are based on Isaiah 6:1-9 through praise, confession, adoration, commission, response and dedication. Mr. Brown said “Our response to God’s plan should be the high point in the service as we give ourselves to God for the next week”, The responsibility of our work should compel us to “real worship” and our worship, if genuine, will motivate us and enable us to work and serve effectively. Up-comlng in the United Church Tomorrow, Thursday the 17th annual meeting of Middlesex Presbyterial (U.C.W.) will be held in Trinity U.C., London. For transportation please call 227-4674. Next Sunday the junior choir will sing. All who wish to join the Church by Profession of Faith are in vited to get in toucn with Historical event for area councils Lucan and Biddulph Township Councils with their planning boards met in joint session, Thursday evening in the Lucan Municipal office to review the interim report on the London-Middlesex planning appraisal in-so-far- as it concerns Lucan and Biddulph Township in relation to the County. A complete report will be forthcoming at a later date. Ilderton were in collision on County road 23 at County road 16 in London township. The first of three Sunday mishaps occurred at 2.45 a.m. on County road 23, near Granton. The only vehicle involved was driven by Raymond McRobert, Granton. Constable Hodgins estimated damages at $1,000. At 12.50 p.m. the same day, vehicles driven by Edward Rodak, Granton and Bar bara Duncan, R.R. 3, Granton collided on County road 23, north of Highway 7. Constable T. Chapman set damages at $2,500. At 4.40 p.m. Sunday a vehicle owned by Frank Katool, London was struck by a vehicle driven by Thomas Cotterill, Sarnia while it was parked on High way 23. Constable N.A. Campbell estimated damages at $1,650. Rev. Brown as soon as possible as Confirmation Classes will be starting soon. Envelopes for your ideas for “learning for Lent” have been placed on the two Bulletin Boards. Please place your suggestions therein as soon as possible. Anyone wishing to organize a work meeting in any particular craft for the Craft show is asked to contact Mrs. Jack Ryan, 227- 4655. Members wishing new subscriptions or to renew their U.C. Observer are asked to contact the representative J.Alex Young, 293-3079, at once. The Heart Fund campaign blitz was announced for next Sunday, February 11. If you are missed in the campaign please contact Bryan Smith 227-4905. Scouts enjoy winter outing Nine Lucan Scouts and two leaders joined several hundred Scouts and Ven turers at the 16th annual Winter Carnival Campout January 19 at Harrison Park in Owen Sound. ! They participated in many projects including a scavenger hunt, obstacle course, log sawing com petition, firelighting contest and snowshoe races. Saturday evening hot I chocolate and cookies were I enjoyed by all at a campfire.1 Sunday morning after the Scouts own service everyone was treated to a pancake breakfast. The Lucan leaders Henry Kaune and Dave Thompson were accompanied by Scouts Bernie Avery, Jeff Nevin, Kevin Cunningham, Marius Vandenberg, John Storey, Tom Vandenberg, Abner Butler, Brian Densmore, and Robert Vandervene. Both Lucan patrols are currently working on projects for Scout-Guide Week February 18-25. A display will be placed in the showroom window of Lucan Ford during the week. 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BILL'S HOME MAINTENANCE Town and Country Heating NO JOB TOO SMALL Plumbing, Electrical, ‘ Carpentry, Sheet Metal Bill Fink Hensail 262-2941 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE FURNACES — CLEANED & CONDITIONED INSTALLATION OF NEW MAC Combination Furnaces WAIT SKUTTLE Power Humidifiers CALL ... DAVE CHARLTON 294-0144 HEAD OFFICE; 147 MAIN STREET, S. P.O. BOX 1600 EXETER, ONTARIO, NOM 1S0 TELEPHONE . (519)235-2211 core BRANCH OFFICE: 152 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 600 LUCAN, ONTARIO,NOM 2J0 < TELEPHONE (519) 227-1042