Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 13and district news
Lucan
CRAFT SHOW PRIZES — Sheila Butchart and Audrey Glenn display the d raw prizes at
Saturday's Lucan craft show. *T-A photo
Promote Canadian Unity
is roll call of Institute
Dwarf
Apple
Trees
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for
spring planting
CRUNICAN BROS.
1 Y2 miles south of Elginfield
LOTHAR HINZ
ROOFING &
BUILDING
new homes * trim work
* sidewalks
* roofing
garages
additions
renovations * repairs
* driving sheds
We also do very small jobs
For more information
Call Collect
LOTHAR HINZ
Ailsa Craig, Ont
293-3674
LORAY'S
Tack and
Harness Shop
The western look is in this
year and you don't have
to own a horse to dress in
comfort.
We now carry:—
Boulet Boots 1
Stetson Hats
Three Bar Jeans
Belts
Buckles
Jewellery
Shirt (Caravan
Chuckwagon, Mug
and Bar-B.)
Bailey Hats
available by
approx June 1
Come and Browse
Open Daily except Tuesday
11 to 9
Sunday 1 to 6
miles south of Clandeboye on county
road 22 (Denfield sideroad)
Phone 227-4172
CWL asks
for clothing
The St. Patrick’s C.W.L.
held its monthly meeting
Wednesday, with president
Rhea Vanderloo welcoming
all ladies.
For the month of May, the
League is holding a clothing
drive for the children in
Nicaragua and also will be
filling Christmas stockings
for the Inuit children in the
far north, to be shipped in
July.
Plans were made for the
members attending the
convention in Windsor, May
8 and 9.
Again this year it was
decided to present corsages
to the women of the Parish
on Mothers’ Day.
The election of officers
was conducted resulting as
follows: past president -
Rhea Vanderloo, president -
Helen Toonders, 1st vice-
president - Theresa Vanden
Boomen, 2nd vice-president -
Corina Reymer, Secretary -
Liz Huys, Treasurer -
Bernice Crunican.
The officers will be in
stalled at the 11 o’clock Mass
Sunday, May 6.
Following the election
social hour was held 11.15 p.m.a
GRAND CHAMPIONS — The Lucan rec hockey grand championship was won by. Hagen's Hackers. Back, left, Mike Wraith,
Jim Hodgins, Jeff Park, Chuck Fredin, Ron Keyes, Bi(l Carnochan and Bruce Cornish. Front, Alex Hyde, Bill Darling , Tom
" - ’ ■ ’ ‘ “ ...... T-A photoMcLaughlin, coach Barb Wraith, Gary Revington and Aaron Appleman. Missing was Dave Hill.
LEAGUE AND "B" CHAMPS
™were Wra"h' ManderS- T^lor' Jim Th6maS °"d Kei,h
— Salon 174 won the Lucan rec hockey league regular season and "B" playoff championship
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Wednesday
president Vina
presiding,
were made for
“What I have done to
promote Canadian Unity
since last September” was
the roll call for the Lucan
Women’s Institute, at their
meeting
evening'.
With the
Emery
suggestions
the “International Year of
the Child” project to be held
Saturday, June 2.
School Principals are to be
approached as well as youth
Anglican ladies
plan bake sale
The Ladies’ Guild of Holy
Trinity Anglican Church
(Lucan) met in the Parish
hall, Tuesday, April 17 at 8.30
p.m,
The president, Mrs.
Merton Culbert, opened the
meeting with prayer,
followed by the scripture
read by Mrs. Norman
Hardy.
The main topic of business
was making plans for the
sale of home baking to be
held in the Parish Hall on
Saturday, May 12th, com
mencing at 10 a.m. The
church ladies are asked to
have their contributions at
the hall by 9.30 a.m.
Several new items have
been purchased for use in the
church kitchen and these
were on display.
A tasty lunch was served
by the president and Rev.
Hofland closed the meeting
with the benediction.
The next meeting is
planned for May 8, 1979 at
8:30 p.m.
Seniors need help
for flea market
Members of the Sunshine
and Busy Buddies groups
held their regular weekly
meeting in the club rooms on
Thursday afternoon, with the
president, Mary Kooy
presiding for the business
meeting. The president
welcomed the members and
the meeting opened with the
singing of “0 Canada.”
Florence Stanley thanked
the group for her “Get Well”
card. More help will be
needed for the “Flea
Market” on Sunday, May
6th. The names of Muriel
Cobleigh, Mildred Hirtzel,
Ed and Verna Dowdell were
added to the list. Members
are asked to, price their own
articles if at all possible.
Florence Hodgins an
nounced the Holy Trinity
A.C.W. sale of home baking
group leaders to promote a
good display both indoors
and out and utilizing both
floors of the masonic hall.
The public is urged to keep
this date open. There will be
a small admission charged
to cover expenses only.
The North Middlesex
District Annual was an
nounced for Tuesday, May 15
in Komoka Community
Centre and the president,
vice-president, Lillian
Radcliffe, district director
Lillian Ashton and P.R.O.,
Iva M. Hodgins will attend,
plus any others who wish to
go.
The month of May is to be
recognized some way as
Family Unity Month.
“Essential Edibles” will
be the theme for the 4-H
Achievement Day at Med
way High School, Saturday,
May 28 at 1 p.m. All mem
bers are invited.
The election and in
stallation of officers was
conducted by Mrs. Don
McComb, a past-president of
BirrW.I.
The 1979-80 officers are as
follows: Past-president
Lillian Ashton, president
Mrs. T. Emery Sr., vice-
president Mrs. Glen Haskett,
and Mrs. Jack Radcliffe,
Secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Frank Goring.
District director, Mrs,
Lillian Ashton, alternate and
P.R.O. Mrs. M.H. Hodgins,
branch directors Mrs. Cecil
Robb and Mrs. Frank Jolliffe
conveners of standing
committees: Agriculture
and Canadian Industries,
Mrs. Glen Haskett,
Citizenship and World
Affairs and Resolutions Mrs.
to be held on Saturday May
12th commencing at 10 a.m.
inviting everyone to attend.
The lunch committee
Clare and Ethel Lewis, Oney
McFalls and Jean Miller
were thanked by the
president.
Edythe Murdy announced
that she has only a few
tickets left .for Sound of
Music”, please call 227-4885,
and the money is to be in
before the last Thursday in
June.
A singsong was enjoyed
followed by “Basketry” for
the Busy Buddies and euchre
for the Sunshine group, with
winners as follows: Lady’s
high Mary Kooy; lone hands,
Rose Atkinson; low, Oney
McFalls. Man’s high,
Clarence Lewis; lone hands,
Joe Carter and
Phillips.
Sheridan Revington.
Education and Cultural
Activities, Mrs. R.R.
Crozier, Family and Con
sumer Affairs Mrs. J.
Lockyer, Tweedsmuir
history, honorary curator,
Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr.,
curator, Mrs. M.H. Hodgins,
committee Mrs. S.
Revington, Mrs. E. Hodgson,
Mrs. M.P. Hodgson and Mrs.
Jack Radcliffe.
Sick and Sunshine con
vener Mrs. Cecil Neil.
Nominating committee Mrs.
Crozier, Mrs. Ashton and
Mrs. Hardy. Telephone
committee Mrs. Emery,
Mrs. Ashton, Mrs. C. Neil
and Mrs. J.F. Tuke. Auditors
Mr. R. Beaulieu and Muriel
Carling.
Following the installation
of officers Mrs. McComb
gave a most interesting
demonstration of cake
decorating and the cake was
served during the delicious
lunch provided by Mrs.
Crozier and Mrs. Neil.
Walkathon
for Bibles
Any way you look at it, it’s
a worthwhile involvement.
Think of it, a beautiful walk
in the country, a picnic in
the park and the knowledge
you are helping Eskimo peo
ple have the Bible in an up-
to-date translation.
A Lucan walkathon is be
ing held Saturday, May 26 to
assist the Canadian Bible
Society to complete a new
translation of the Scriptures
for the Canadian Eskimo at
a cost of $75,000.
The financial goal for the
Lucan walkathon is $1,300.
Sponsor sheets are available
from your church or from
Jim Robertson at the Post
Office.
Walkathon participants
will leave the Lucan United
Church at 9 a.m. May 26.
Only one vehicle
in area crashes
Both accidents in
vestigated this week by
officers of the Lucan detach
ment of the Ontario
Provincial Police were of the
one vehicle variety.
Sunday at 5^30 p.m. a
vehicle driven by Michael
Deane, London left the
roadway of Concession 16 in
London township and rolled
over. Damage was listed at
$500.
A vehicle driven by Gary
Albert Arthur, London was
damaged to the extent of
$1,800 when it struck a bridge
on Sideroad 25-26 in Biddulph
township at
Thursday.
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