HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-18, Page 18BROWNIES CELEBRATE — The Second Lucan Brownies Pack recently celebrated the 70th birthday of Guiding with a ban-
quet. The cake was decorated as a Canada emblem with dozens of flags from countries in the World association of Guides
and Scouts.
Youth group conducts service
with variety of songs, stories
written by Trudy Trivers of
Blind River which, in part,
likened the characters in
"Snowwhite" and the Seven
Dwarfs" to students and
people in real life situations
and how we can help and
love them.
By GORDON MORLEY
The June meeting of the
Brinsley United Church
Women was held at the home
of Mrs. Fred Lewis Wed-
nesday evening.
Viola Lewis opened the
meeting followed by the
singing of hymn and Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis read the
scripture reading. Viola
Lewis gave a reading "A
heart filled with gladness"
and a poem "Little bits of
gladness " and another story
on "Struggling with Japan."
Mrs. Jack Hodgson took
over for the business and
eight members answered the
roll call. Tickets were given
out to be sold for the annual
,chicken barbecue on July
9th..
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George Prest
attended the Confirmation
class for Linda Sadler held in
Sylvan United Chrch Sun-
day.
Rae Lewis visited
relatives over the week-end.
Visitors through the week
with Mrs. Violet Allison and
Kathleen Morley were Mrs.
Della Hamilton and Mrs.
Haskett, and Elmer and
Miss Verna Grenlee, Exeter..
A community shower was
held in St. Mary's chur-
ch basement Tuesday
evening to honour Lynda
Scott, bride-elect of this
month, The bride was
assisted in openeing her
many gifts by Mrs. Merna
Scott and Mrs. Bonnie
Sadler.
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and amendments thereto, Sections 4, 14
and 20, that unless noxious weeds growing
on their lands within the Municipality of The
Village of Lucan are destroyed by date of
June 30, 1980, and throughout the season,
the Municipality may enter upon the said
lands and have the weeds destroyed,
charging the costs against the land in taxes,
as set out in the said Act. The co-operation
of all citizens is earnestly solicited.
Municipality - Village of Lucan
Clerk - E.J. Melanson
Weed Inspector - Hugh Baird
Township of Biddulph
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their lands within the Municipality of the
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Father Denys spoke on
"The Family" dwelling
particularly on the effect the
media has on families. He
warned his listeners against
becoming robots to the point
of view of the media, He
sees the media as trying to
make people want "Things",
when we sheuld be giving
rather than getting all the
time, Father Denys brought
this to the family level where
children "want" so many
things and this really hit
home.
Mike and Diane O'Shea led
singing before and after the
speaker.
Good deeds are the purest
form of prayer!
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The community youth
group conducted the service
▪ in Lucan United Church
Sunday and did an excellent
job, with their leaders Mrs.
Barbara Bannerman and
Bryan Smith and assistants
Linda and Dale Froats.
Young people taking part
were Susan Hodgins giving
the call to Worship, Carolyn
Lankin, leading in a
Responsive version of The
Lord's Prayer, Sherry
Froats in the Responsive
Psalm, Kelly Ibbitson and
Karen Radcliffe reading the
Scriptures, Bryan Smith, the
Pastoral Prayer, Laura
McKenzie, a solo "The
Lord's izrayer" the Michael
Head arrangement.
• The delightful children's
story "Warm Fuzzies" (all
the loving things we can do
for one another) was given
by Tami McRoberts and was
most thought-provoking for
adults as well as little
people, The offering was
received by Jamie Shipley,
Ferlin Sovereign, Brian
Foats and the President, Don
Lily. Jamie also pronounced
the Benidiction.
The youth choir, with Ruth
Hardy singing the solo parts,.
sang "Father and Son" to
guitar accompaniment by
Rick Freeman,
The Message on "Love"
based on John 3:16 was given
by Mrs. Bannerman who
said "Today We think of the
love we have for and from
our earthly Father, because
this is his day, but also of the
greatlove of our Heavenly
Father, as every day is His,"
"Love does not know in-
flation, it is always the same
and is unconditional" said
Mrs. Bannerman.
She advised her listeners
to Give Love, Live Love, and
Love Life and read
the Canadian Mental Health
Association winning essay
Members of St. Patrick's
Catholic Women's League
entertained guests from
other area churches to a
"potluck" supper Thursday
evening in the gym at the
School. Representatives
were present from the Lucan
and Granton United and
Angican Churches, the
Lucan Revival Centre and
the Meadowcrest Homes.
Special invitations went to
members who received their
25 year membership pins -
Marion Benn, Joan Dietrich,
Cos Loyesn, Margaret Ryan,
Margaret Young, Cor.
Vandeborne, Alice Dewan,
Rose Heenan, Marie Ross
and Catherine Crunican.
The speaker was Father.
Denys, pastor of St. Mary's
church, West Lorne, who is
also Professor of Sociology
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Tuesday 10-8 p.m. Friday 9-6
Wednesday CLOSED Sat. 9-3
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We, as Christians, have the
advantage, we have God's
love to share with others.
It was a wonderful ex-
perience to have the young
people share the things that
God has been teaching them
individually and in their
fellowship together. They
and their leaders were
thanked by Mrs. Brown on
behalf of the congregation.
Upcoming in the U.C.
Next Sunday at 11:15 a.m.
the Confirmation Class will
be received, and Communion
will be celebrated. At 1 p.m.
thePotluckPicnic will be held
in the Market Square Park.
All membersandfriends are
asked to bring along their
picnic basket, to share, their
cutlery and lawnchairs and
we'll all have a good time
Anglican
The morning service at
`Holy Trinity Anglican
Church was a combination of
Baptism and Holy
Eucharist, administered by
the Rector Rev. Bruce
Pocock.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Hodgins were at the door to
welcome visitors, friends
and members of the
congregation
Mr. Russell Radcliffe read
the first lesson and the
second read by Rev, Pocock
Emily May Nicholson infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Nicholson was baptized
during the service.
The theme of the sermon
was a continuation of the
word conversion,
Open house at the
Rectory Sunday was well
attended by a large group of
people from both parishes
and community. It was a
new happy occasion. Our
very best wishes to Rev..
Pocock, Mrs. Pocock and
boys
WEDDING
The wedding of Gwen
Marie, daughter of Don and
Leila Pettigrew, formerly of
Lucan, now of Forest, to
Thomas Edward, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Long, of
Sarnia, took place at St.
James Presbyterian Church,
Forest, Saturday, June 14
Rev. Robert Bisset per-
formed the ceremony which
was followed by dinner and a
reception in Kimball Hall at
the Forest Arena.
The annual church picnic
provided a day of fun and
games for the members and
the Sunday School children
of Lucan Revival Centre.
The picnic, which was
scheduled to be at K.O.A.,
Campground, Ailsa Craig,
had to be held a Market
Square Park, Lucan because
of the rain.
The adults enjoyed games
of frisbies and baseball while
the children competed in
games. Everyone was
served pot-luck supper at the
church,
The list of winners, are as
follows: Running Race - Ben
Patterson, Steven Brewster,
Primary Ray Butler, Wendy
Butler and Steven Plantinga.
Potato Sack Race - Steven
Brewster, Jane Grider,
Melanie West Susan Ingham
and Perry Cunningham.
Running Broad Jump -
Steven Brewster, Melanie
West, Ray Butler, Wendy
Butler, and Brian Halliday.
Three Legged Race - Jane
Grider, Paul Sloetjes,
Melanie West, Carle Ann
McKichan, Brenda Thomp-
son, Donna Thompson, Ray
Butler, Wendy Butler and
Abner Butler, Jim Flet-
cher.
Balloon Throw - Steven
Brewster, David Walkers,
Brian Halliday, Steven
Plantinga and Leonard
Evans, Bill Cochrane.
There were team races of
relay, potato on the spoon
and kangaroo race..
Sunday Morning Worship
Rev. Ray Brewster led the
service with choruses and
hymns. Becky Brewster led
the children in a song before
taking them down to Junior
Church.
Speaking from Joshua 24,
Mr. Brewster told his
congregation the greatest
power man has today is the
power to choose. He can
choose to be happy and
joyous and no one or..
anything can make him
choose otherwise.
Fathers in the family
should make the choice to
show love to the family, to
listen to his children, spend
time with them. Fathers are
to be the leaders to choose
God and serve Him, and by
his example his children will
become what he is, A
father's choice to serve
Service was, led by Rev.
Bill Cochrane and the ser-
mon was presented by Rev.
Roger Mason, on 1Cor. 15: 1-
4,and Matt, 28;18-20,
Good week
Lucan minor teams scored
four victories and one tie in
six games this week in area
minor soccer action.
Mike Annis and Jason
McDonald each scored one
goal to lead the Lucan atoms
to a 2-0 victory over Exeter,
Monday. Chris Dukeshire
gained the shutout.
Also, Monday, the Lucan
pee wees blanked Ailsa
Craig 3-0. Scoring in single
fashion were Danny Mirza,
Jerry Emery and Jesse
Crawford while Lester Arts
was in goal for the shutout.
In a Tuesday game, the
Lucan senior girls outscored
Oakridge 4-1. Katherine
Devlaeminck led the scoring
-attack with a three goal
effort. Debbie Manders was
the other scorer.
The squirt Blizzards
downed Ailsa Craig, 4-1
Wednesday with Mike
Damen booting two goals
and single scores going to
Chris McLennan and Eddie
Verkkeole.
In a squirt contest, Lucan
Spurs were held to a 2-2 tie
by Exeter. Stephen Snider
and Derek Cockran were the
Lucan marksmen.
Wednesday, the Lucan
junior girls dropped a 1-0
decision to the Byron Bob-
cats.
He said. to evangelise as
God has commissioned us
giving, verbal clarification
of what God has done in our
life, must be accompanied -
by our Christian lifestyle. We
should make ourselves
available for whatever God
may commission us, as He
wants to work through all of
us.
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
The 12th Regele reunion
was held at Brodhagen
Community Centre with 20 in
attendance, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Preszcator acted as
president and secretary.
Minutes were read and
adapted;a moments silence
was held for those passed
away,
It was decided not to have
any more reunions because of
a small attendance.
Guessing numbers of
beans in jar — Anita Gross,
Auburn.
Oldest married couple Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Regele, RR 4
Walton; Birthday nearest
reunion Lorrene Regele RR
Dublin; Lucky chair
Clarence Regele; Couple
with anniversary closest to
reunion Mr, and Mrs. Harold
McCallum RR 1 Walton. Men
guessing women's waist line
Harold McCallum.; Women
guessing men's shoe size
Mrs. Clarence' Regele
Macaroni in jar Mrs. John
Brown RR 1 Auburn.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glan-
ville and Mrs. John Glanville
RR 4 Walton were Wed-
nesday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Preszcator and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Preszcator attended the
Restemayer, Ducharme
wedding on Saturday at the
United Church in Dashwood.
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CWI. entertains
.area churches
Held at Market Square
Revival Centre SS picnic
together. Beverage is
provided.
During July and August,
parents are invited to bring
their young children to join
the junior congregation
(during sermon time) for
crafts and stories with
Dorothy Dedels.
Next Tuesday members
of the Evening Unit will meet
at the Church at 5 p.m. for
their annual "outing" and
Birthday Party. All former
members are invited.
Teachers and helpers are
needed for the Inter-
denominational Vacation
Bible School, June 30 to July
11. Please call Jim Robert-
son 227-4538 if you can help.
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