Times-Advocate, 1985-04-17, Page 16-Advocat April 17.
OPTIMIST WINNERS
From left: Art Bell. president of the Lucan Optimist Club; Vic Neil, manager
of Darling's IGA. Gerry Bartley, the winner of the Optimist 30 second shopping spree; Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Murray, who won the first prize but gave it up to help the Optimist Club.
Lucan couple escape
from forced landing
A Lucan pilot. Donald Jon Maloft.
and his wite Tonia Lee, trade an
emergency landing in a plowed
tyheatfield Sunday after their engine
quil in slid -air.
The plane rolled over nose first. and
Donald. 25 was slightly hurt. receiv-
ing a cut in his ear that required five
stitches to close. He was treated al
Charlotte Eleanor Englehart. Hospital
in Petrolia and released. Tonia, 22.
was not injured.
SAFE ON THE GROUND Donald and Tonio Malott, seen here in
front of their Lucan home, are safe after making a crash landing on
Sunday in their small plane.
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Report on missions
given at UC service
At Lucan United Church service
Sundae morning. ;11r. Brown
dedicated ten hymn hooks, given by
the family, in loving memory of Mrs.
Eleanor Darling. Ed Melanson gave
the monthly "Minute for Missions" on
behalf of the Mission and Service
Committee of the Church. reporting
that 17 percent of the S9(NNt missions
objective has been receiKed so far this
year. Ile pointed out that 20 countries
in Africa are now experiencing
drought. and that one among every
three :Alricans is threatened with
starvation The World Development
and Relief Fund of the United Church
continues to respond to this need.
Regular giving to the ;11. and S. fund.
and special contributions tor the
hungry through this fund are Itwogo(xI
ways for United -Church people 14)
obey Christ's command to "Feed the
hungry
Barb t:thson. assisted by daughters
Arnie and Sarah holden. welcomed
those trrn Ing for service. and later
received 1he ot1ering Inning their an -
there lime. the Choir taught the cnn-
grega1w0n a worshuplul chorus.
"Jesus. Beaulit(11 Saviour" Linda
F'roa1s took eh1i'ge of the children's
story time. She Told the boys and girls
about Keith. who iust couldn't
renumber Indo his dally chores 13111
when his mother helped ism to (rake
a chore chart which he could stark
each day. Keith's memory inlpro-(•d.
and everyone V as happier' (;luria
Maier Irxik the children for junior COO
EreeaIion brie
Mt Broin continued his sermon
series on F:phesuuls chaiiler 4. with
the theme. "'hiving as Children of
Light.'
A bouquei of daffodils. and also the
bulletins. were provided by the Loran
Branch n1 the Cancer Society as a
reminder 4)1 their (current drive Inr
funds
Cuatitlt; r1111%
Choir
('hour sleets at the usual pr1c(nt'
hour. 1%edin- l.iy at 7 30 p rn Thurs-
day from 5-7 is the annual Church Hot
Beef Supper at the arena. Tickets
(adults $6.00, children $3.00.
preschooler free l are available from
UCW members, or at the door. Next
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. there will be a
special meeting of the Charge Official
Board to deal with the almagamation
of ('landeboye and Lucan congrega-
tions. All members of the Board are
urged to be present. Saturday. May
11 is the Couples' Club Garage Sale.
Donations of 'useful junk" would be
appreciated. The Sacrament of infant
Baptism will he celebrated on
Mol hers' Day. May 12. Interested
parents please contact Mr. Brown as
soon as possible.
Bryanston club
enjoy card play
The Bryanston Friendship club met
in Christian Education Room of
Bryanston Church on Wednesday
with attendance of 43.
Audrey McRoberts welcomed
everyone lo the meeting and read a
poem "Resurrection" followed by the
singing of (1' Canada. with :Muriel
('obleigh al the piano llatppy birthday
was sung lin Carman 1lodgins and
hector Robinson.
Beth Buchanan gave anal details nn
bus trip to Halibut -ton area. 00 June
5. 6 1111(1 7 Donations were made to
Bunny Bundle and firvanston Church
A discussion followed on a day trip
later on 14) the Playhouse at (:rand
Bend.
Mary Rhame was in charge of the
pnigrant. Betty Houlston took us on
a trip to Australia by way of slides
and commentary. Albert Richardson.
Toronto. brother of Mary Rha me.
played violin selections
Games were payed and euchre win-
ners were high. Ethel Lewis and
:Ilton 'I'hOdy: lone hands, Ethel
The plane. owned by Donald and his
father, was badly damaged, but the
Malotts don't yet know how much
repairs will cost. Asked if they will fly
again. Tonia said. "definitely".
Taking the experience fairly calm-
ly, Donald said, "i hope you don't
blow this -out of proportion.:' He said
'he had no choice -but to land in a plow-
ed field. because all the fields around
were plowed. but that it was hardly
the ideal landing place. The wheat -
field was 20 kilometres southeast of
Sarnia. The couple was on route from
Huron Park to Windsor when the
engine trouble started over Moore
Township. Pelrolia OPP said.
The Malotts, who live at 113 Alice
St., are newcomers to Lucan.
Focus on the Family
The problem of depression among
wives who choose to stay at home and
raise. their children. was the subject
of Dr. Dobson's sixth seminar on
Family life at Lucan United Church
on Tuesday evening. Low self-esteem,
combined with fatigue and time
pressurg, are two chief causes of this
common condition. Dr. Dobson
pointed out. Whereas a man's self-
esteem depends largely upon his
work. a woman's sense of self-worth
is closely related to a satisfying rela-
tionship with her husband. The rush
of modern life often eliminates the
time that is necessary to build such
a relationship. Time must be found
for this priority if a solid marriage is
to be maintained.
Coffee and discussion groups
followed the showing of the film. The
last film in the series is entitled,
"What Women Wish Husbands Knew
About Women - Money, Sex.
Children". it will he shown at the
church Tuesday. April 16 at 7:30 p.m.
All are invited.
Friendship Unit. UCW
Beth Cowdrey was in charge of the
program at the April Friendship Unit
meeting. UCW, at the church on
Wednesday evening. Using the theme
"Friendship", Beth led in a devo-
tional time which included hymns.
scripture. prayer and readings which
emphasized the need to value true
friendship and to nurture it. Continu-
ing the Mission Stujly on Korea. Beth
spoke about some of the injustices ex-
perienced by women in present day
Korea and about the efforts of a
woman Christian lawyer to assist
them through a Legal Aid Centre. A
filmstrip "Women in Korea", gave a
view of the life of women in both South
and North Korea. A time of discussion
followed the fihnsh ip.
Unit Leader Linda Froals took
charge of the business meeting which
followed. She reminded the members
of the -Regional LJCW Rally at Carli-
sle on May 1. and announced the !Wip-
ing Hands Pot Luck Lunch for
volunteers at the Legion on April 16,
following which there will be a film
and discussion.
Plans were made for the May
meeting, and members were asked to
bring ideas for the group's annual
outing1 in June.
(.rose and Wilfred Buchanan: lots.
Lulu ('ultxTl and Elmar Burnard
Crokinole Isobel Robinson and Muriel
('ohleigh
Lost Heir. Beth Buchanan and \'I('
tor Smith. scrabble, Greta Gibson.
lucky plate. Wilfred Buchanan.
The next meeting to (x' held on May
I. with a pot luck dinner. A lovely
lunch was served by committee with
tables decorated with Easter favors
and.1 social half hour was enjoyed.
Committee for this meeting were
Percy and Ma ry Rhame. .1ean
i)onley. Merna O'Neill and Marjorie
(►Nell
Winner turns in prize
Optimists win in spree
Gerry Bartley of Lucan managed to and such activities as the bike rodeo, beneficiaries of the gift. There are
pack $244.58 worth of groceries into baseball and hockey, soccer, the gym- some of the youth activities supported
two carts in a wild 30 -second shopp- nasties club and karate, as probably by the Optimist Club.
ing spree Wednesday. Bartley won
the spree from the Lucan Optimist
Club, the second prize of their annual
fundraising draw. She concentrated
on the meat counter, and threw in a
large box of detergent and some cof-
fee for good measure. Vic Neil.
manager of Darling's IGA in Lucan,
supervised the spree.
Clay Murray of Exeter won the first
prize in the draw, a three minute
shopping spree at the Lucan IGA, but
decided to donate the value of his
prize to the Optimists instead, to help
fund their youth activities and pro-
grams. Explaining why he gave up
the free groceries, Murray said, "We
don't really need it, and I'm more in-
terested in seeing the money go to
youth." Murray is a great supporter
of youth programs; in Exeter he is the
Youth Education Chairman of Legion
Branch 167.
The values of the spree would have
been at least $400, and probably closer
to $600 at today's prices.
Art Bell, president of the Lucan•Op-
timist Club, said that the generosity
of the Murrays is greatly appreciated.
Bell cited groups like the Boy Scouts
Local kegler
wins tourney
On Saturday. April 6, the third an-
nual Shamrock Open bowling tourna-
ment was held at Lucan Bowling
Lanes. There were a total of 63 entries
with Sandy Hyde of Lucan taking top
prize of $240.00. Sandy, who bowls in
the local U.B.C. league on Tuesday
afternoons, entered the tournament
with a 152 average and he rolled a
total of 948 for five games to end up
with 188 pins over his average. Second
prize of $120.00 went to Sharon Gibson
of Lucan with a plus of 165. Audrey
Watt of Lucan was third with a plus
164 and won $90.00..Fourth place was
worth $60.00 and was won by Tom
Boyes of Stratford. Tom was the
oldest competitor at the age of 74. Ron
Dickey of Lucan came in fifth and
won $50.00, while Roger Edwards of
Stratford was sixth and took home
$40.00. Entrants for this tournament
came from London, Stratford, St.
Marys,• Lambeth, St. Thomas, Wat-
ford, Exeter. Huron Park and Lucan.
Special thanks to all of the Lucan
and District merchants who donated
prizes for this tournament.
Sunshine and Busy Buddies
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
at the Scout Hall as we entertained
, other Seniors groups from Parkhill.
Ailsa Craig and Granton to a dessert
euchre. The desserts were delicious
and 22 tables were in play for euchre
and'one for Crokinole.
The singing of 0' Canada was
observed before the games
progressed_
Prizewinners were ladies' high -
Margaret Carter; ladies' tones '-
Becky Ross; ladies' low - Shirley Mid-
dleton. Gent's high - Art Thompson;
gent's lone - Mary Kooy playing a
man's card and gent's low - Harold
Sercombe.
Lucky number 54 won by Verna
Dowdall and Nora Wissel.
Lucky chair winner Gordon Fraser.
Crokinole winners - Gote Wen-
nerstrom and Greta Gibson.
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PROUD MOTHER From left. Lorraine Smith. candidate Bryan Smith's mother, Muriel Cableigh and I:i
Edythe Murdy. all of Lucan, at the Conservative banquet on Tuesday. Mrs. Smith commented about her 35(Eri.RFCEPARLMEEVARKBRERA
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her
Gerry
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Bartley of Lucan (centre) relaxes at the IGA
shopping spree. Bartley won second
Club draw. Vic Neil manager of Darling's IGA
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