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Bowling Scores.
Lorraine MosurinJohn 216-
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Lorna l iiyatt 2584623,
Audrey Watt 240-616, Marg
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Harrison 211, Ray Van Geel
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Ann Craig 207, Ann
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Jack Moir 204, Geo Sorenson
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The past weekend four
games were played, two
Friday night before their
stag and then again on the
regular Sunday afternoon
time slot. Salon 174 extended
their undefeated streak to
eleven games as they
defeated Hagen's Hackers 5-
3 and the Blues 9-3. The
Greens, with a 6-3 win over
the Blues and a 5-5tie with the
Hackers, now are un-
defeated in their last three
games.
In Friday night's. opener,
Salon 174 got scoring from
five different players. Chris
Mouritzen knocked in a
rebound to give Salon 174 a 1-
0 lead. Dennis Hackney tied
the game at one when he
scored after a scramble in
front of Keith Ewer. Don
Lankin gave Salon 174 a 2-1
lead as he knocked in Don
Murray's rebound. Murray
then increased the lead to 3-1
as he deked Chuck Fredin.
Bev Chapman scored his
At the Sunday morning
service in Lucan United
Church, Rev. Keith Brown
continued his series on how
God makes Himself known to
us. Through nature, history
and conscience, we learn
about God, but only when
God reveals Himself per-
sonally to us can we really
know Him. In earlier ages,
God did make Himself
known to individuals in
special ways such as
dreams, visions, miracles,
angels and through the
writings of the Old
Testament Scriptures. Yet
all this was only fragmen-
tary and incomplete.
When the time was ripe,
God perfectly revealed
Himself by becoming a
human being like us, in His
Son Jesus Christ. Said Mr.
Brown, "What God did in
Christ was take a tall man
second of the year as he beat
Ewer from close in with a
backhander. In the third
period Scott Anderson upped
the Salon lead to '4-2 as he
scored on a breakaway.
Brian Dick scored his fifth
goal of the year to score the
final Salon goal. Gary Isaac
knocked in his own rebound
to complete the scoring.
The Greens defeated the
Blues 6-3 with the help of
Rick Gwalchmai's four
goals. Blues Gary Wilcox
opened the scoring with his
first goal of the year.
Gwalchmai then scored a
hattrick in the Temainder of
the first periono give the
Greens a 3-1 lead. Two of
Gwalchmai's goals came
from the side of the net.
Steve Carter's second
period goal reduced the
Green lead to one as he beat
John Garrison from the slot.
Gwalchmai got his fourth of
the game as he deked Blue's
goalie, Mike Wraith. Brian
stooping down to speak to a
child face to face." As a
result God is no longer "the
great unknowable", but our
loving Father whose won-
derful loving kindness and
forgiveness we can ex-
perience through Christ,
Members of the Lucan
Youth group were in at-
tendance from both Holy
Trinity Anglican and the
United Church when Tami
McRoberts gave an in-
teresting report of their
recent retreat at Five Oaks.
The Confirmation class
commenced at 3 p.m. Sun-
day in the C.E. Wing for
young people wishing to join
the church, and a Bible
Study Hour was held at the
Manse, at 7:30.
The Prayer and Share
Fellowship meets tomorrow
morning at 9:45. Please note
change of date,
Noyes scored from inside the
blueline as Russ Radcliffe
put Jim Hodgins rebound in
the net for a 6-2 Green lead.
John Prefontaine got a
shorthanded goal to com-
plete the scoring.
Sunday afternoon Salon
174 won again as they
crushed the Blues 9-3. Don
Murray led the way with
three goals for the winners
as they increased their lead
to eight points. Jerry Nurse
opened the scoring for Salon
174 as he beat Mike Wraith
from the slot with a low shot
to the corner. George Ewer
,tied the game „as he com-
pleted a three way passing
play.
Scoring leader Chris
Mouritzen, gave Salon a
short lived lead as he scored
by moving out from behind
the net. Mike Anderson tied
the game before the first
period had ended as he
rushed the length of the ice
and beat Keith Ewer to the
short hand side, Steve Carter
gave the Blues a temporary
lead as he knocked in a loose
puck from close in.
Scott Anderson, Murray
and Don Lankin scored
within a two minute span to
cool the Blues. Anderson
scored from the point while
both Murray and Lankin
connected from goals in
seven minutes, Brian Dick,
Murray with two and Ron
Keys from the slot, ac-
counted for Salon's tallies.
The Hackers. and Greens
tied 5-5 as the two point
spread in favour of the
Greens stayed the same,
Martin Wraith opened the
scoring as he intercepted a
clearing pass, moved in
along the boards, cut in on
goalie Chuck Fredin, faked a
shot drawing Fredin to the
ice and backhanded it into
the vacant net.
Larry Lewis gave the
Greens a 2-0 lead as he
knocked in Wraith's
rebound. Bob McAlorum
scored his first goal of the
season as he and Brad
Taylor combined on a two on
one.. Taylor's .shot bounced
off ),Garrison to McAlorum
who put the puck high over
Garrison. Bruce Reid in-
creased the Green lead to 3-1
in the second period as he
scored after the puck had
bounced off the backboards.
Gary Revington then
scored two goals to tie the
game, the second coming on
a hard wrist shot to the top
behind the net deflected off a
defender into the net.
Revington, with his third,
again tied the game as he
scored while the Hackers
were enjoying a two man
advantage. Andy Hardy put
the Hackers ahead for the
first time as he scored on a
pass from the side of the net.
Rick Gwalchmai tied the
game with 1 1/z minutes left
as he completed a three way
passing play with Gord Moon
and Harry Wraith, who had
four assists Friday night.
elynoftle
One
clear
choice...
TONY
MCQUAIL
NDP
Transportation
The Conservatives and Liberals tell us
Canadians have to pay world prices in
order to conserve energy. That means, if
he Tories implement their hit-the-consumer budget
you'll pay an extra 18 cents a gallon for gas. And that's
not ail. The Conservatives also want to increase the
price of oil by $4 a barrel which will mean another 12
cents a gallon. Add it all up and you'll be paying an
extra 30 cents a gallon.
And the Liberals? They were the first ones to start
increasing the price of oil to world levels.
Canada's New Democrats say we don't have to
pay higher oil prices to conserve and find new energy
sources. We can conserve through planned energy
policies such as: tighter regulations to develop more
energy efficient homei, vehicles and industries. A two
price system for oil. And we can insure our energy
future with an expanded Petro Canada.
Housing s Te shter Ca toens swe ir ae tiiuv es tpromisesso Tf lhoewyelreitn t e r
interest rates jump four times in less than
ive months-cancelling out any benefits from their
Mortgage Tax Credit proposal. Renters will have the
extra costs passed down to them by their landlords.
The Liberals didn't do any better. In their last year
of power they increased the rates five times.
Canada's New Democrats have more affordable
ideas: a Mortgage Assistance Plan with a nine
per cent ceiling on mortgages for families earning
under $30,000 and a Cost of Living Tax Credit which
would help low and middle-income Canadians.
Heating
The Tory pricing plan for home heating
energy is designed to cost you more. The
plan means that whatever you use-gas,
oil or hydro-you'll end up paying 10 per cent more in
heating bills next year.
The Liberals doubled energy prices after 1073 and
were well on the way to even higher increases.
Canada's New Democrats want sensible energy
planning; a two-price system for oil (lower prices inside
the country, higher prices for exports) and expanded
use of PetroCanada.
Food
When the Liberals were in power they
cancelled the only weapon they had
developed to fight high food prices: the
subsidy on milk and bread, Grocery bills increased
' 13% in 1979; if nothing is done they'll rise even more
this year.
The Conservatives promised a national policy on
food and then forgot their promise.
The Consumer Food Subsidy was a New Democratic
idea. The New Democrats want the subsidy brought
back, and the Cost-of-Living Tax Credit implemented. •
Authorized by Official Agent of Tony McOuall, NDP, Lucknow
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YOUNG SKATERS - Carol Whiteford takes four youngsters for a skate during moms and tots 'skating at the Lucan arena,
Tuesday. The budding young skaters are Kristb Geiger, Brenda Whitehead,Randy Whiteford and Lori Vanneste.T-A photo
Remain in first place
Salon win streak reaches 11
February 18.....
VOTE GRAEME CRAIG
A Man You Can Count On!
You can count on Groom Crag
and the tiorvis to •
1. ACHIEVE ENERGY SECURITY at fair prIces
to all Canadians - by strengthening Petro
Canada, not destroying It.
2. NOT INCREASE the excise tax on gas and
diesel fuel.
3. NOT APPLY the excise lax on food prod-
uction energy, as this is in effect a tax on
food.
4. NOT APPLY the excise tax on public trans-
portation energy, including school buses.
Thls will keep your school taxes down.
5. INCREASE THE GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME SUPPLEMENT by ;35 per month.
6. RE-ESTABLISH GUARANTEED LOANS and
regain our International position to help ex-
porters, not hurt
d
them as the Clark embassy
flip flop d.
7. PRESENT A COMPREHENSIVE AGRICUL-
TURAL POLICY for the benefit of both farm-
ers and consumers.
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