Times-Advocate, 1979-04-11, Page 20Page 20 April 11,1979
Cake decorating
demonstration at
final Wl meeting
W.I. members are
reminded of their annual
meeting Wednesday April 18
at 7:30 p.Yn., in the Masonic
Hall. Conveners are asked to
present their reports in
triplicate on 8V2 x 11 paper. A
special feature will be a
Cake Decorating Demon
stration by Mrs. Don
McComb of the Birr Branch.
All members are urged to be
present at this last meeting
of the year.
ACW group
holds meeting
TheA.C.W. of Holy Trinity
Anglican Church held their
April meeting at the home of ■ -- - • ■ on
SPEAKERS — The Lucan Branch 540 Royal Canadian Legion public speaking contest was
held Friday with the winners shown above. Back, left, seniors Danny Britnell, Biddulph- Cathy
Mitchell, St. Patrick's and Lisa McKenzie, Biddulph. Front juniors, third Brian O'Neil and se
cond Laurie St. Pierre, both of of Biddulph and winner Margaret Mitchell from St.
Patrick's. Photo by Daley.
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*Salons take 'B' title
Hackers win rec league championship
By PAUL WRAITH
Helen MacDonald
Wednesday afternoon.
President Edythe Murdy
opened with the Collect for
Palm Sunday and the absent
members prayer and the
Lord’s Prayer were repeated
in unison. The Bible Lesson
Mark 11:38-52 was read in
rotation by the members.
Those present were
reminded to bring their
Thank Offering to the May
meeting and announcement
was made of the Spring
Deanery meeting to be held
at St. James Westminster
May 3, to wh'ich Marion
Hodgins, Edythe Murdy and
Joyce Sovereign will be
delegates. Edythe Murdy
gave a very inspiring paper
on the beauty that Spring
brings and the happiness
that Easter brings into the
lives of Christians because of
the Resurrection.
Easter cards were signed
for the members who are
unable to attend meetings at
the present time, and' Rev.
John Hofland closed the.
meeting with prayer.
Charlotte Barker and
Florence Hodgins assisted
the hostess in serving lunch
and Minnie Hodgins moved a
vote of thanks to all.
Lucan
and district news
New facilities completed
at local Revival Centre
UC ACTIVITIES
Tomorrow, Thursday, the
Prayer and Share
Fellowship will meet in the
C.E. Wing.All women of the
Community are welcome.
« Friday evening the annual
Good Friday Service will be
held at 7 p.m. You will be
welcome.
Easter Sunday Worship at
11:15. The Junior
Congregation will receive a
special treat when Mrs.
Dennis Dedels will have a
puppet show for them.
Tuesday, April 17 at 8 p.m.
the Official Board of the
Charge will meet in the
Church Sanctuary, and on
Sunday, April 22nd, Mr.
Peter Snell of the Ailsa Craig
Charge will conduct
services in Lucan when Mr.
Brown will celebrate
Communion in his three
churches.
After over 25 years of
worshipping in the church
building that was built by the
men of the church at that
time, the congregation of
Lucan Revival Centre had
the pleasure of worshipping
in their new facilities, a fine
new church built just behind
the old building.
The new sanctuary was
ready April 1. For the first
service that morning the
sanctuary was over half full.
All the church services are
now held in the new sanc
tuary. From the first service
there has been a fine spirit of
worship in all the services.
Again the \men of the
congregation have been hard
at work completing the work
on the new building. Rev.
Peter Poot, of Christianview
Bible College of Ailsa Craig,
has been in charge of
painting crews. Under his
able supervision the Sunday
School rooms, as well as all
finished rooms and halls
have been painted.
The Saturday before using
the new sanctuary the young
people helped the adult
workers in a cleanup of all
the facilities.
Having such a lovely new
place of worship has given
the congregation the room
they needed. From the
spacious lobby to the new
sanctuary seating there is
room without the crowding
of the old church. The new
sanctuary will seat 300
people.
There are now the rooms
needed for the Sunday School
classes, Junior Church, and
a nursery: A well equipped
kitchen is being made ready
for service in the basement,
off a spacious fellowship
room.
Many special events are
now being planned for the
first of
Johnny
Gospel
Sunday
new facilities. The
these will be the
Cash film “The
Road” on Easter
night at 7:00 p.m. The public
is cordially invited to all
services at Lucan Revival
Centre.
The Grand Opening ser
vices for the new facilities
are set for May 12-15. The
dedication service will be
held on Monday May 14. The
Couriers Trio from
Harrisburg Pennsylvania
will be present for the
adedication and also for
Gospel Concert May 15. •
Ready to register
at nursery school
St. Patricks day at the
Lucan and District Co-op
Nursery School was
celebrated by the wearing of
green and the children trying
their hand at making green
pudding. Upon returning
from the spring break the
children had a sample of
pancakes and real maple
syrup.
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Conestoga College
of Applied Arts
and Technology
We Ve got a lot to share.
With Easter approaching
the children will be making
their own baskets and dying
easter eggs. We are planning
on a visit to the Firehall as
well as some area farms and
the childrens museum in
London.
Registration for next year
is set for April 18 from 9 to
11:30 a .m. and 1-3:30p.m. in
the basement of the Lucan
United Church. The school
will be in session at this time
to give everyone registering
a chance to see the school in
action.
We are
with Joe
Standbys
and everyone is invited
attend.
planning a dance
Overholt and the
for May 11, 1979
to
May 16, beginning at 8
„ a
workshop for anyone in
terested in running a nursery
school. Our topics will in
clude fund raising, publicity
and newsletters, registrars,
parent meetings and field
trips.
Anyone interested in
learning more about the
nursery phone 227-4059 or
227-4140.
p.m. we will be holding
The Lucan rec league
finished its first season this
week end on a high note.
Friday night the final games
were played as Hagen’s
Hackers won the “A”
championship 6-5 in over
time against the Blues and
Salon 174 captured the “B”
championship with a 5-3
victory over the Greens. The
banquet Saturday night
ended a very successful
season as team and in
dividual trophies were given
out.
In the “A” championship
game the Hackers took a 4-3
lead into the final game and
then tied the last game 2-2 to
win the series 6-5. The vic
tory wasn’t an easy one
though as the first two
periods went scoreless and it
wasn’t until the 8 minute
mark of the third that a goal
was scored.
Bill Boshart put the Blues
in front 1-0 as he drifted a
hard shot over Hacker’s
goalie Chuck Fredin’s
shoulder after taking a pass
from Don Lankin which sent
him into Hacker territory.
Chris Mouritzen put the
Blues ahead 2-0 as he scored
a minute later from the slot
area and that put the Blues
ahead 5-4 in total goals. Gary
Revington’s goal with 46
seconds left in regulation
time came after goalie
Fredin had been pulled from
the net and the Blues had two
men in the sin bin giving the
Hackers, a 6-3 manpower
advantage in the final
minute. This tied the two
game total at 5-5 which set
up the overtime period.
Overtime was to be played
for 10 minutes and if the
score remained tied there
would have been a shoot
out. But the shoot out wasn’t
necessary as Aaron
Appleman took a centering
pass from Mike Wraith and
put it past Blues goalie Phil
Vousden with only 24 seconds
remaining. The win gave the
Hackers the “A” trophy that
was dedicated to this years
president, Bill Carnochan,
who played for the Hackers.
Blue’s goalie, Phil
Vousden, who faced 34 shots,
17 in the third period, was the
No. 1 star as.he turned in his
best game ever. Wraith^and
^Revington v^ereJ.the other
stars. ’ •’
During the first period’
Blue’s defenceman, Willy
Feke, crashed into the
boards and suffered a broken
leg. All his teammates and
opponents alike wish him a
speedy recovery.
The regular season
champions, Salon 174, also
won the “B” championship
as they defeated the Greens
5-3 in the two game total goal
series. Salon 174 won the •
opening game 2-0 and then
tied the final 3-3 to give them
the victory. Don Murray
gave the Greens an early 1-0
first period lead after 174
goalie Keith Ewer, made
theinitial breakaway save
but the rebound went into the
corner from where Murray
shot the banked it off a 174
defender.
The Green lead was taken
away after Brad Taylor
scored a shorthanded goal in
the last minute of the first
period. Brett Fairweather’s
second period goal put Salon
174 ahead as he converted a
pass from Jim Thomas from
in front of the net. Green’s
Gary Miller tied the game at
2 as he put the disc behind
Ewer while parked in front
of the net.
Thomas scored early into
the third to give 174 a 3-2 lead
but only for 5 minutes when
Murray scored his 2nd goal
of the game to tie it up at 3-3.
The 3-3 tie coupled with 174’s
2-0 previous win gave the
series 5-3.
Thomas Murray and
Marty Wraith were the three
stars.
Saturday night the rec
league held its banquet and
all team and individual
trophies were awarded.
P resident Bill Carnochan
and vice-president Bill
Boshart presented the
league championship trophy
to Salon 174, The trophy
which was named after
Boshart was given to 174’s
captain, George Ewer and
coach Gary Manders. Each
member also received an
individual trophy.
The “A” championship
trophy, dedicated to Car
nochan, was awarded to
captain Mike Wraith and
coach Barb Wraith. Coach
Manders and captain Ewer
of Salon 174 were also
presented with the “B”
championship trophy. The
most improved players,
selected by their teammates,
were John Prefontan,
Greens; JimThomas, Salon
174; Aaron Appleman,
Hagen’s Hackers; Phil
Vousden, Blue; and each
received a trophy.
The most valuable player
award was given on the basis
of on ice play and off ice
duties as well. Mike Wraith;
the captain of the Hackers.
won the award as he finished
third in league scoring and
devoted his time to both the
stag and banquet activities.
Salon 174 goalie, Keith Ewer,
won the best goalie award as
he had the best goals against
the average, the only shut
out of .the season and turned
in fine performances at the
all-star games.
Top scorer trophy was won
■ by Brad Taylor also of Salon
174 who finished 16 points
ahead of his nearest com
petitor, The Don Murray
Labatt awards were
presented to Rick Gwalch-
mai, Blues, the Lady Byng
as the most gentlemanly
player combined with on ice
performance; Andy Hardy
of Salon 174 as the most
popular player; Gord Moon,
Greens, as the most
penalized player and Barb
Wraith, Hagen’s Hackers for
Coach of the year.
Next year Bill Boshart will
become president and Mike
Wraith vice-president.
President Bill Carnochan
will be moving to Lindsay
because of a job transfer. We
would like to thank Bill for
forming the league, all the
time he gave for the bet
terment of it and his initial
enthusiasm and leadership
which I am sure will direct
the rec league to success in
years to come.
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PINK PANTHERS — Dressed as Pink Panthers at Sunday's Lucan figure skating club were Kathryn Cuilletier, Krista Riddell,
Anita Lysenko, Lisa Roe, Tina Van Geel and Shona Craig.
Seniors to review
insurance program
The Sunshine and Busy
Buddies groups of the Lucan
senior citizens club held
their regular meeting
Thursday
president
presiding
business
Marjorie Steeper acting as
Secretary.
Edythe Murdy will be
taking orders for “Sound of
Music” to be presented in
August by the Huron Country
Playhouse. All those wishing
to attend a matinee per
formance should contact
Mrs. Murdy at once at 227-
4885.
J. Alex Young and Cecil
Robb reported on their in
surance probe and of our
rooms contents insurance on
them will be renewed this
week.
A-singsong was enjoyed by
all those present.
Social convener for April
Mildred Hirtzel, directed the
euchre for the ’afternoon
when winners were as
follows: lady’s high,
Florence Hodgins; Lone
regular
afternoon
Mary
for the
meeting,
with
Kooy
brief
and
hands, Margaret Carter,
Low score Harriet Holmes;
Man’s high, Lloyd Elliott;
Lone hands Tom Kooy and
Low Eva Young, playing a
man’s card.
The Busy Buddies held the
first session of their
Basketry course under the
direction of Maisie Boyd of
London.
The quilt is still “in” and
quilters are welcome at any
time, just phone 227-4714 to
be sure the room will be
open.
Refreshments were served
. by Zelma Armstrong, Alice
Hodgson, Harriet Holmes
and Rheola Hotson.
Following lunch Lome
Smith, president of the Ailsa
Craig senior citizens club
invited members from
Lucan to share in their three
day bus trip to Ottawa for the
Tulip Festival, May 14, 15
and 16, and their one day trip
to the Lion Safari, June 13.
Those wishing to go were
asked to see Mr. Smith after
the meeting, or to phone him
at 283-3514.
Dwarf
Apple
Trees
for
spring planting
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We also carry garden seeds and
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