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Times-Advocate, 1980-05-07, Page 2814A 'Tinuts,AsIvocat Ma 7 1.940. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS = Trophies were presented to the top individual bowlers in the Lucan Tuesday junior, bowling league. Back, left, Michael Connon, Vicki Hyde, Brent Fowles and Raymond Van Geel. Front, Diane Watt, Jeff Bond, Shelley Gilland and Leone Sovereign. CANCER RIDE BIKERS READY TO LEAVE LUCAN Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Robert Chaffe,.. R.R.3, Lucan R.R.2, Staffa R.R.1, St. Marys R.R.2, Dublin R.R.1, Kirkton R.R. # 5, Mitchell AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham John Moore Dublin Joseph Uniac Mitchell Mrs. Elaine Skinner Exeter Wally Burton 229-6643 345-2512 348-9012 2351553 235-0;450 .-stvgaf 4" SPECIAL SPYS $ 95 bushel and up Crisp and very good Other varieties available. CRUNICAN .BRCS. 1 1/2 Miirkj•uth of liginflidd ar Mwq. 4 444 Ar remember • 6TOT11 ER'S DAY, MAY 11 th Now we have • pot mums • hydrangia gloxinias • azaleas • hanging baskets • cut flowers and arrangements Nicholson Flowers 277 MAIN ST., LUCAN 227-4283 • NOW OPEN Spring planting time is right now ... and we're ready with an• excellent supply of gardening products. • Shrubs • Bedding Plants (our own plants grown in k41) • Potting Soil .iAnure •Planters • Fertilizers • Seeds • Bulbs etc. NICHOLSON GARDEN CENTRE MAIN ST., LUCAN 227-4283 A Reminder to all Lucan Taxpayers The second instalment of T980 interim taxes is due May 15. Ivan Hearn, ReeVe Ed Melanson, Clerk ) STACKING CHAIRS (With or without'arm) Vinyl or Fabric - 10 colours to choose FOR THE OFFICE - KITCHEN - MEETING PLACES REC. ROOMS AS LOW AS 7 PIECE BEDROOM SUITES .,. Hexagon End Tables All smartly styled Institute plans year „meetin s I 3. va M. Hodgins 747141 Seniors to visit Playhouse The Women's Inatittlte. program for the year was Planned at a meeting of the Conveners Of the Standing Committees Tuesday af- ternoon in the MasQ4.1C. Hall. The May meeting, sounds most interesting as Larry and Marg Hotson and a Lions night successful Friday a Monte Carlo night was held by the Lucan Lions and District Lions. Over $4,000.00 was raised for the betterment of the com- munity. The Lions wish to thank everyone who supported their effort. The trip for two to Paradise Island or $1000.00 was won by Alex McComb, RR 2 Denfield. $100 went to Doug Guoons, Ingersoll; $75 to. William Holloran of Lambeth and $50.00 to Jim Walsh of Ailsa Craig. The following won $25 each — Jim Frank, Lucan; Pat Cronyn, Granton; Dave Quinlan, Lucan; 'Ron Finlayson, Goderich; Pat Crunican, Ilderton; Keith Loft, Ilderton; Doug Johnston, Lucan; Rick Sawyers, Grand Bend; Wen- dy. Philips, Alymer; Ivan Hearn, Lucan; Bill Haskett, Lucan; Weldon Hodgins, Ilderton; Peter Murtez, Lon- don; Bill Essery, Centralia; Michael and Louise Leenders, London. lOPPO, Vill4 PO snowing pic- tures and telling of their trip to South America, at the Wednesday evening, May 21, Each member is asked to bring. her husband or a friend. The business. Meeting will convene at 7:30 and the program at 8:15. Everyone in the Celli- monity is reminded of the Blood Donors' sponsored by the Institute at the Arena, in the Leprechaun Room, from 6 to 9 p.m, on Wednesday, May 14. Come and give the "Gift of Life," Do-not take any medication, not even an 'aspirin, for 8 hours before you are a donor, If you have a special type blood, you are doubly needed. Youths 16-18 may give, with parental approval, WI presents school flags Continuing the project commenced in 1979, the W.I. through the P.R.O. Mabel Froats and president Vina Emery, presented a flag to a Grade 1 class in the Lucan School. Next year a Grade 2 class will receive one, etc. The Granton W.I. has also commenced this project and presented their flag to the other Gride,l. They were received and the Branches thanked by Marguerite McRoberts, Beth Radcliffe and the principal Wallis McLay. UNITED CHURCH Members of Lucan United Church attended the 115th anniversary service• of Clandeboye United. Church, Sunday, when Mr. Lloyd Hutton of Kincardine, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Church Renewal Fellowship, was the guest speaker. Mr. Hutton spoke from his heart on the 23rd Psalm. The choir, under the direction of Winnie Robicheau sang four lovely selections. All members of the four Lucan Churches who are interested in helping with an interdenominational Vac- ation Bible School are in- vited to a meeting at the Revival Centre Thursday evening at 8 p.m. If you like to sing, come out, also on Thursday night at 8:30 to help swell the choir for anniversary. Next Sunday, Christian Family Sunday, the Sacrament of Infant Bap- tism will be celebrated. Sunday, May 18th at 2:30 p.m, an Interdenominational Service of Christian Witness, will be held with all Chur- ches taking part, A very interesting Con- sumers' evening was en- joyed at St, Patrick's School Wednesday, evening when Malcolm Angus of Miracle Mart, Wharncliffe and Base Line, compared 10 national brands, with store brands and "Generic" or "No name brands." He pointed, out the sub- stantial amount which could be saved by buying either of Four at Deanery Four members of the A.C.W. of Holy Trinity Anglican Church attended the Deanery Meeting held in Newbury on Wednesday, April 30..,They were Marion Hodgins, Edythe Murdy, Kay Egan 'and Eileen Haskett. The Rev, Mary Mills of Glencoe, formerly of Kirkton, gave the address during the Communion Service, and Mrs. Rita Baker of Petrolia, Editor of "The Living Message" was the inspirational guest speaker, telling how she had been called to her work. the last two mentioned, with the latter being the most economical. A question and answer period brought out many facts not mentioned in the presentation. Six volunteers were in- vited to share in tasting jellos made from each brand and most agreed that the "Generic" brand was the best! Three cans of peas were opened for inspection and here again the least expensive, looked the nicest. During 'intermission a decorated cake was cut and served with coffee. At this time also, Mrs. J.S. Rad- cliffe announced the Blood Donors Clinic at the arena, in the Leprechaun Room, on Wednesday May 14, from 6 to 9 p.m. and asked for 50 volunteer telephoners, Many offered to help in this way, but more'are still needed. If you can take a list please call Mrs. Radcliffe at- 227-4632. The history of beef producing areas, meat cutting prices, handling of product, freezer wrappings, deboning loin roats, cutting up chickens, etc were discussed by two gentlemen from the meat department of the same store, and one of the. guests was given the opportunity of trying her hand at cutting up a chicken, It looked as though the secret lay in the knife used, as much as the cutting process. P.T.A. President Mary McAdam was chairman for the occasion and the H. & S. President' Sharon Barnes See "Annie Get Your Gun" A trip to see "Annie Get Your Gun" at the Htfron Country Playhouse came under discussion at the meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies Groups at their meeting on Thursday afternoon. While quite a few members were not in- terested, there were a suf- ficient number who were to go ahead with plans to attend a matinee performance on whichever date in August or September that the best seats are still available. A request from the Women's •Institute for the use of tables from the club, if needed, for the District Annual on Tuesday, May 13, was approved. No action has yet been taken re hooking up the ventilation fan and the members felt this should be done at once. Birthday greetings were extended to Jean Elliott, Lawrence Hirtzel and Herb Broome. Margaret Allen agreed to ROLLER SKATING Roller skating has started at the Lucan Community Centre. It goes each Monday and Wednesday evening from 8 to 10:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. be social convener for the month of June. Euchre winners were as follows: Lady's high: Laura Williams; lone hands: Verna Dowdall; low score: Violet Hardy. Man's high: Rheola Hotson; lone hands: Mildred Hirtzel; and low score: Eleanor Darling all playing men's cards. Really - there were some men at the meeting but they couldn't get the right cards! The Busy Buddies' prize was won by Ethel Crouch. The members of this group have commenced another ceramics class under thd direction of Rose Bakker. Lunch was served bylean Hodgins, Gertrude Hodgins, Harriet Homes and Verna Ibbitson. WEDNESDAY LEAGUE CHAMPS — The High Rollers took the Wednesday league championship in Lucan minor bowling. Back, left, Michelle Cannon, Ann Hodgins and Mike Radcliffe, Front, Jamie Pitt and Jeff Gwalchmai. COOL CATS WIN — The playoff championship of the Lucan Wednesday minor bowling league was 'won by Cool Cats. Back, left, Jason McDonald, David Annis and Lisa Anderson. Front, Dwayne Lyons and David Steeper. T-A photo PLAYOFF CHAMPS — Double Trouble won the playoff championship of the Lucan Tues- day junior bowling league. Back, left, TerriAcRoberts, Rodd Proofs and Marg McGuff in. Front, Janice Atkinson, Kim Harrison and Chris Harrison T-A photo CHINA CABINETS AND CORNER CABINETS Mahogany or light/dark finishes St. Patrick's R.C. School Lucan Student Registration School Year 1980-81 WHAT: Junior Kindergarten, Kindergarten. Registration for 3, 4 , 5 years olds. WHEN: May 14 at 10:30 a.m. WHERE: St. Patrick's School For additional information call Des deSalaiz, Principal - 227-4801 MATTRESSES 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON ON HWY. 4 482-7922 Want a good honest deal on a new Chesterfield? Then shop and compare—see our complete selection of CHESTERFIELDS You'll be glad you dld—because your dollar goes further at Vanastra Home Furnishings Consumers night at St. Patrick's compares national food brands joined her for the many draws for the articles on display. The big prize, a lovely basket of fruit was won by Linda Giesen, As guests left they were presented with a small bag of "goodies" for helping to support the joint groups in this money, raising effort, USED APPLIANCES in like-new condition First time in this area SOLID RUSTIC CEDAR FURNITURE Quality, long lasting workmanship at a reasonable price Example 72" x 46" OVAL TABLE Trestle Base $314. All Sizes 10 % DISCOUNT EXAMPLE: Double Mattress s74. IMEENONEFENI Includes triple dresser, triple mirror, 2 night tables, 5 drawer chest, headboard, roller frame.