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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-05-18, Page 21FIRE-EATERS — The "B" championship of the Lucan men's bowling league was won by the Fire-Eaters. Back, left, Rick Gwalchmai, Dan Gwalchmai and Jim Hearn. Front, Ross McRoberts, Wes Hickson and Ivan Hearn. T-A photo Anglican and United Times-Advocate, May 18, 1978 Page 21 Greenway house burns By MANUEL CURTS The farm home of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Isaac was completely destroyed by fire early Wednesday morning. Fortunately Harry and Ruby and their grandson, Marty were able to brave the smoke and fire to escape, but only just in time. Neighbours and friends responded on Saturday to help clean up the debris. UCW meets The United Church Women held their May meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alice Hartle, Parkhill. The meeting had been postponed from Wednesday, owing to the funeral service of Mrs. Parry Thompson. Mrs. Thompson the former Lois Brown grew up in this vicinity and until her marriage was an active member of the United Church here particularly in the Sunday School, Y.P.U. and the choir. At the U.C.W. meeting, Mrs. Harold Brophey and Mrs. Ken Rock, led in the i SWIMMING POOL SALE I ■ This Coupon Worth ■ MOO00 : ACT NOW, LIMITED OFFER I ' I I 16'x 32'completely installed J Regularly *419500 FOREST CITY POOLS (519)432-8876 opening devotions and study period. The president, Mrs. Olive Horner, conducted the business session, when many of the plans for the strawberry supper of June 17 were consummated, The roll call was answered by naming a mother in the Bible. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Cecil Smithers and Evelyn Curts. A vote of appreciation was tendered to the Rev. Harley Moore on Monday evening, when the final Bible study session for the season was held at the home of Evelyn and Manuel Curts. The group had been studying the Gospel According to St. John. Mrs. Cliff Giles, Wallaceburg visited during the past week with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Bloomfield. Their Mothers’ Day guests were Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lasenby and family, London and Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Clark and family, Thedford. By the way: Now that Pierre has told Joe and Ed they can take a holiday and go fishing this summer, unfortunately, or however you look at it, Pierre will be busy fishing for votes. ^liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii^ fit's not too late to get I your spring formal Formal clothing by Jeff's Formal Rentals is con veniently available at Bob Swartman Men's Shoppe. Choose your outfit from an collection of styles. excellent popular you'reSee what getting right in our store. lllllltlllllllllHIIIIIIIIIHlItllllHIlIlliillHIIIIIIIIH Most styles available I within 24 hours. MAIN st,EXETER Babies baptized at Clandeboye churches By MRS. ART HODGINS At the Mother’s Day service at St. James Anglican Church, Rev. John Holfland administered the rites of Baptism to Kenneth James, infant son of Wendy and Stephen Carter. God parents are Kevin Carter and Anne and David Mid dleton. Also baptized was Jonathan Earl, son of Jerry and Lori Morgan. Mr. & Mrs. Les Drury1 are godparents. At the United Church in piandeboye, Rev. Keith Brown baptized Wesley James, infant son of Anne and Rick Rollings. The Rollings entertained after the service and had as their guests, Mrs. Lome Mohr and Mrs. Win Joliffe, Lucan, Mary Margaret Mohr, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rollings, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Rollings and family, Centralia, Mrs. Bob Richardson, John and Debbie, Wingham, Mr. & Mrs. Andy Thompson, Hi and Debbie. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter entertained in honour of their grandson’s baptism and had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. John Brownlee and family of Gravenhurst. Mr, & Mrs. Fenton Rumble, St. Marys, Mrs. Shirley Middleton, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. David Middleton and Shauna and Mr. &Mrs. Randy Baker and Crasandra of London, Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson, Paul, Rosemary and Ron, Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks Cindy and Krista of Brights Grove, Mrs. Viola Carter, Mrs. Isobel Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill and Dennis Little. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Groenewegen, Marilyn and Paul attended graduation ceremonies at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, on Friday. Ed Groenewegen received * an Honours Diploma in Agricultural Business Management. Mrs. Ethel Donaldson attended baptismal service at Zion United Church, Lucan UC news The Lucan United Church was filled to capacity on Sunday when four babies were presented for infant baptism, Michael Robert, son of Robert and Phyllis Brady, Ryan Robert, son of Brian and Luanne Herbert, Lynda Leanne, daughter of Larry and Lynda Lewis and Christine Diane, daughter of Rodney and Diane Morrison. As “Mothers’ Day” is now known as “Christian Family Sunday” on the Church calendar, Rev. Keith Brown chose a very timely topic in the question “How Christian Is Your Home?” Mr. Brown said that high moral standards and believing in a supreme being, alone, do not make a Christian Home, as that home might be Jewish, Muslim or Hindu. Going to Church, each Sunday or being confirmed, does not make a Christian home, although it helps. A Christian home is when all members have been converted, have received new life in Christ and practise this new life every day. Where Christ is loved, trusted and obeyed, where He lives as Saviour, Lord and Teacher, here you will find a Christian home. Does He live in your home all the time? Invite Him in and you will find a change gradually taking place in the relationship between husband and wife and bet ween parents and children. The potted mums in the Sanctuary were placed in loving memory of Isobel Young by her husband and the members of her family. The floral arrangements were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Alice Cook and the prayers and sympathy of the congregation are extended to her loved ones. To walk May 27 Saturday, May 27, the postponed “Walk-a-thon” for the Bible Society will leave from the United Church at 9:30 a.m, Walkers and sponsors, this gives you more time to take part. Also on May 27, the C.G.I.T. members will hold a car wash from 9 to 12 a.m. at Glen Haskett’s Service Centre. ---------------------------------- The friendly neighbour hood exercise. Crediton for her grandson Derek Matthew Sweitzer infant son of Joan and Scott Sweitzer. After visiting with the Sweitzer’s she was en tertained to dinner at the Seven Dwarfs later in the day by her daughter Majorie and son-in-law Jim McCarthy of Granton. Mrs. Mary McCarthy was also a dinner guest. Tuesday visitors with Mrs. Ethel Donaldson were Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Crooks, Eldorado, Saskatchewan, Mr. & Mrs. Len Donaldson and Mrs. Homer Donaldson of London. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake attended the wedding Friday evening of Mrs. Blake’s nephew Eddie Cunningham to Penny Utley in the Paptist Church, Woodstock and the reception in Beachville Legion Hall. Mrs. Mary Huffman, Waterdown spent last week with her daughter and son- in-law, Mary and Bob Latta. On Sunday they travelled to Royal Oak, Michigan where Mrs. Huffman remained with her sister for a visit. Mrs. Viola Carter spent last week with her daughter Patricia and John Brownlee and family in Gravenhurst, Mr. & Mrs. Rupert Williams were Mothers’ Day guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Wayne and Charlene Williams and family of Lobo Village. The Clandeboye Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Rupert Williams for their May meeting. Twenty- five members and two visitors were present. Plans were made for delegates to attend the District Annual at Ailsa Craig on May 16. 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