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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-27, Page 16HON TAMERS -- Julia Van Geel rode in the Lion's cage at Saturday's Lucan Fair IDE:trade while the lion tamers were Andrea. Van Geel and Angela Hardy. • T-A •hoto IT'S A SMALL WORLD — Brian O'Neill was the driver of the 'It's A Small World" entry in Saturday's Lucan Fair parade. The others are Lisa Huys, Tina Van Massenboven, Cynthia McGrath, Cathy Huys and Jackie Van Massenhoven. ,T-A' okloto A PRIZE WINNING ENTRY The prize for the best float at Saturday's Lucan Fair parade was shared by the Scouts and Beavers. A portion of the Beavers float is shown here. ST. PATRICK'S BOOTH — The St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church parish operated a food booth at the weekend Lucan Fair. From the left are Marius Vandenberg, Cathy Van Bussel, Mrs. Mcllhargey, Theresa Van den Boomen, Bernice Crunican and Rea Vanderloo, Change course dates all who are in teaching and leading positions. These changes are necessary as the t e•••••1=0•••111•10. Biddulph school is not available on Monday or Wednesday evenings, •••••••••••,,,i 1980 • HONEY CROP Kes tie's Apiaries Have New Honey from the clovers,ready for your ' pleasure. It's delicious and nutritious. Kestle Honey House Clandeboye Lam Minor Hockey House League Registration Sat., Sept. 13 & 20 10 a.m. - 12 noon 1 f Middlesex County Public and Secondary SCHOOL OPENING & BUS ROUTES for School Year 1980-81 Middlesex County public elementary and secondary schools open on Tuesday, September 2. School buses in the Biddulph-Lucan area will initially follow the same routes and schedules as last year. ******** The Middlesex County Board of Education r(0,,► ,„4e414,' • -4. :I! ••• •• rklair'cr•IF-"Ilmergill„-11% • Raga I Timos,Advocati, August 27:, 1989, Three Thursday mishaps From the Revival Centre Ed Butler opened the morning service with prayer at the Revival Centre. Clare Swartz led the singing, while Larry McGill played the piano. Joan Cochrane, Three of the five accidents investigated this week " by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police occurred Thursday. At 2.20 p.m. Constable D.R, Vance set damages at $8,000 in a three vehicle crash on Highway 4 in Biddulph township. Drivers were Catherine Taylor, Hensall, Anne Kieffer, Meaford and Phyllis Johnson, RR 1, Hay. At 5:20 p.m. vehicles driven by Philip Girard, London and John Nyssen, RR 3, Ilderton collided on Highway 4. Constable James Craig set damages at $1,500. Constable D. Marshall Leaders of Beavers, Cubs, Brownies, Guides, Scouts and Venturers are all getting into "high gear" ready for the fall season. They meet in various places in the com- munity, St. Patricks' School, Lucan School and Lucan United Church. If your child is not registered for these excellent programs phone one of the leaders as follows: Beavers (3 colonies) ages 5-7 - Linda Froats, 227-4706. Cubs - 8-11 - Tom Chapman - 227-1031. Brownies, ages 5-7, Sharon MacDonald 227-1154 or Edith White 227-1107. Scouts - 12 to 14 - Henry Kaune - 227-4623. Venturers - 15 and up - Rob Brady 227-' 4006. A teacher's meeting will be held tomorrow night, Thursday at 8 p.m, at the home of Sherry Lane, Market Street, in the form of a wiener roast. Plans will be made for the fall season. Sulierintendent Jim Robertson advises there are four vacancies on the staff. If Soccer scores The Lucan seniors won the "B" championship in a girls soccer tournament, in Stratford Sunday. Darlene Fevery scored the only goal as Lucan beat Stratford 1-0 and Lisa O'Brien recorded the shutout. In boys pee wee action, ucan blanked Nairn 4-0. titer Arts was the leading m ksman with two goals while single scores were boot 64 by Paul Crunican and Brent Bannerman. Al Craig,,scored twice and Eric Drost c‘dded a single goal as the Lucan bantams edged Ilderton 3-2, 4714, In mosquito adtipn, Lucan The welcoming committee squeaked by Niarkv-2 on on SundaywasBetty Hall and goals by Jeff Reymer,.-tike Doris Weir. Flowers in the you enjoy wprickifge with .,,,krts and Mike.Nlaboug „ Sanctuary were from the children do givp Jim a call oige t. In a We3fihesday' or etimeral of the late long-time see him at the Post Office. girls gaffe Grand Bend beat member, Cliff Abbott. The Training is*en Lucanable.love and prayers of the , • Je w 1‘.* 4 r. - SS news In high gear There is a, rumour that the corresponding girls group to ;Venturers will be starting this.fall, so watch for further information. More leader- ship is always needed, so if you can help, particularly in the younger groups, please get in touch with the leader. listed damages at $1,700 when vehicles driven by David, Badder, Thamesville and Paul Lave, RR 4, Denfield were in collision on Highway 4 in London township. The mishap oc- curred at 6;10 p.m., Thur- sday. Wednesday at 8:50 p.m. Michael Hutchison, RR 2, Denfield was injured when the bicycle he. was riding struck a parked vehicle on Adelaide street in London township. The parked vehicle was owned by Ben Hoogenboom, Exeter. Constable Marshall estimated damages at $25. At 9;10 p.m. Sunday, vehicles driven by Ralph Davis, RR 2, Ilderton and Edward Beadle, Ilderton collided. on Highway 4. Constable D, Stables set damages at $900, United Church Sunday at the Lucan- Clandeboye combined services in the Lucan Church, Murray and Iva Hodgins were in charge of the service. A new Creed was repeated in unison, as was much of the service, with ten af- firmations of Faith being given. Mary DeGraw and Shirley Jones sang "The Trinidadian Lord's Prayer" in place of the congregation reciting it, and during the offering they sang "Beautiful Garden of Prayer". Doug Barr ac- companied them on the piano and played the organ for the hymns. Dorothy Dedells gave another of her lovely stories for the children as they gathered at the front of the church prior to going to Jr, Congregation with her. Another type of presen- tation of the Lord's prayer was given by the leaders entitled , "If God should Speak" which, hopefully, made us all realize that many times we do not think of what we are saying as 'we repeat the prayer Jesus taught his disciples. Murray was the "hidden" voice of God with Iva repeating the phrases of the prayer. A meditation by Ernest 0. Hauser, "The Prayer Jesus Taught" was also given by Iva, and the scripture reading was selected verses tin prayer. Anyone wishing a copy of "If God should Speak" may contact the Lucan correspondent, at 227- Tuesday nights are not suitable for either SS teachers or choir' members so the course for Church School teachers and the choir course, both sponsored by Fanshawe College, will be held in the Revival Centre Monday evenings for the former and the Lucan United Church for the latter, Wednesday evenings. The training course, to assist teachers in improving their skills, will be helpful to congregation were extended to the members of his family. Next Sunday, Wes and Helen Stanley will be in charge of the service and the following week, September 7, Rev. and Mrs. Keith Brown will be back from vacation and Mr. Brown will preach. each letter in W.I.L.L. - W - walk; I - in, L-Love and L Liberty, and apply this to our lives. We then become Christ's workmanship. Bruce Shaw read the 103 Psalm in opening the evening service, before leading the singing. Mr. Shaw spoke from fromlsaiah 42:6-9 abd Gal. 3:1-6 and 5:1, on the force of righteousness, which is essential to become mature Christians. We need to stand forth in the liberty Christ has given us, knowing who we are in Christ. Social status determines who we are in the world, but not in God's kingdom. Social status holds us in bondage, but as Christians we are set free from that. 11 Corin- thians 5:17-21 shows we become a new species of being when we accept Christ. Back to. visit Bruce Currie, of Port Coquitlam, B.C., was home after a five year absence, to visit with his parents, Howard and Eileen Currie, and brother Brian, for two weeks. Bruce is an instructor in martial arts. He has earned rank of third degree Black Belt in Shaolin Fist Way Kung Fu, (kick Boxing). While on holidays he taught classes at Martial Fitness Centre in London, and at Scarlet Dragon Society in Kitchener. As Ken Tallack, director of Martial Fitness Centre, helps teach crippled children in London, Bruce went with him to help teach these children at Woodeden Camp near Komoka. Bruce is a professional photographer in Port Coquitlam B.C., photographing mainly professional models and actors, as well es promotional photography. T-ball scores By MARY HOLDEN On a beautiful August evening t-ball was played once again at the Market Square Park on Tuesday with 25 boys and girls present. Steven Cobleigh and Chad Gwalchmai hit home rims. After an exciting game the score was tied 32-32, Jackie Blaye, Jane and Anne Holden assisted the coach, Ross Holden, Piano Instruction by Helen Stanley B. Mus. A., A.R.C.T. Piano and Music Theory Instruction by a recent graduate of the Faculty of Music, U.W.O. Further information 227-4357 All lessons in Lucan without any a c - companiment, sang "I know not what My future holds." Judy Henry, showing a map of P.E.I. to the Junior Church children, compared it to a map of Mars telling how we need the right map to know where we are going. God, in our Bible, shows us the right way to go in our lives. Leonard Evans ministered in singing "It is well with my soul." Mr. Evans spoke from Phil 1:6 saying we have confidence in Jesus Christ to keep us in His way. As Abrham believed that God would perform what He promised, we also believe in God's promises. As we follow God we become rooted and grounded in love. The work God does is personal in each of us. To find the will of God, we take FIRST TIME FOR NOVICE -- These boys ages five to seven are playing organized baseball for their first time this year. Making up the Lucan Expo's team are: back row - coach Joy Hyde, Todd Hyde, Stephen Snider, John Marshall, base coach John Miller and coach Vicki Hyde. Front row: Eddie Van Kerkoerle, Chris McLennan, Lenny Carter, Jason Miller and Neil Missing JasonDukeshire ore a Bradn d Coughlin,jas o n Jones. Paul Manager, Jamie Gillespie, Keith Thomas, Kyle Dad. ing, Staff photo YOUNG BASEBALL TEAM — This is the first year that Lucan has had novice baseball teams for boys ages five to seven. The coaches say the Blue Jays have put in a good effort. Back row: coach Donna Sleaford, Chris Sleaford, Derek Hardy, Stephen Jackson, Carey Burtch, Paul Manders, Chris Welsh and coach Marg Paul. Front row: Michael Sleaford, Robbie Paul, Kevin Bell, Nathan Blay and Jason McLellan. Missing are Tim Latta, Nathan Ryan, Kevin Darling and Kenny Pescod. Staff photo 41.4tkt., •)::+0,41 t ViltS teVi rnikkladse Se sro, aW ill ndu. 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