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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-04, Page 11THE LUCAN BROWNS — Minor baseball in Lucan was organized this summer for the first time. The Browns are shown above. Back, left, coach Wayne Green, Troy Edginton, Daryl Edginton, Jeff Gwalchmai, Todd Vance and Todd Deeks. Front, Chris Bell, Pat O'Sullivan, Steven Yule, Allan Cunningham and Donnie Cunningham. T-A photo Power disrupted Car hits hydro pole . - mammon, Lucan Bowling Lanes Opening for the 80-81 Season Fri., Sept. 5th at 7:00 p.m. Bantar Junior Registra- tion w." be on Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 4 p.m. at the Bowling Lanes. Registration fee will be $3.00 Don and Audrey Watt 227-4236 or 227-1034. Canada's Employment Tax Credit Program has been extended., Create a job and you can create up to a $3,120 tax break for yourself. It's simple. How would you like to deduct as much as $3,120-or more-from your federal income taxes? It's simple. Expand your work force by creating new jobs and you can also create a tax break for yourself. Up to $3,120 for each new employee hired providing that the job is created as a direct result of the Employment Tax Credit Program. And it's simple to do. You just fill out one single-page form. Full details are available at your local Canada Employment Centre. I+ Employment and Immigration Canada Lloyd Axworthy Minister Emploi et Immigration Canada Lloyd Axworthy Ministre Canada Tirnei-Advocate, September 4, 1989 Page 11 Need .more leaders ."‘ 'T %Ai Ctillf HOVE EiruE 4 bRSE BLUES LEAD LEAGUE 0- The Blues are the leaders in the Lucan and area minor baseball league with six wins and a single loss, Back, left, Rod Johnston, Steve Neal, Mike Arts, Greg ,Newman, Jay Milton, Jim Kwasnicki and Tim Carter. Coaches at the extreme back are Jim Kwasnicki and Doug Johnston. Front, Sandy Hyde, Terry Evans, Steve O'Sullivan, Peter Molenkamp, Mike Radcliffe and Patrick Arts. T-A photo Asks for rabies shots for impounded animals Members of the Busy Buddies craft group of the Lucan Senior Citizens club met at the home of Iva M. Hodgins on Friday evening to plan activities for the fall season. Commencing Thursday afternoon, September 11, Japanese Embroidery will be taught by Mrs. Thelma. Moore of London. Those interested in taking this class who have not already chosen their picture must do so at the meeting tomorrow afternoon, Thursday, so Mrs. Moore may bring all pictures and working_ frames., if needed, the following week. This will be a 4 week course and $10.00 will be paid by the Club toward the cost of each picture. Ceramics will commence on October 16 through' to November 6th and a Fan- shawe Course "Adaptable The service at Lucan United Church Sunday morning was taken by Wes. Stanley, assisted by his wife Helen at the piano and reading the children's story. Speaking on "Temptation" based on Matt 3 & 4 Wes. told the congregation that the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and God's voice acknowledging Him as His Son must have been a high point in his life, or as we would say today "A mountain-top experience." However one s cannot always live on a mountain top and we have to be tested. We should thank God for problems sent to test our faith and we can be sure that God will not send more than He knows we can bear. The flowers in the Sanc- Christmas Crafts" will be given during the next four weeks, if it can be arranged. A Christmas corsage or arrangement will be made on December 18th with the usual Club Dinner. It was decided to have the rug in the craft room com- mercially cleaned., to huy a really good oscillating fan and to look into the possibility of having the room redecorated. Members of the Sunshine Group will also commence their meetings tomorrow afternoon, with the business meeting at 1:30 and cards at 2 pm, All retired folks in the village are invited to come out for an afternoon of cards or crafts each week, and bowling will be starting up soon as well. The men's coffee club continues each Monday morning and there tuary were from the funeral of the late Bruce Walden and the sympathy, of the congregation is extended to his family. Cathy and Henry Kaune were the welcoming com- mittee and were joined by their children,- Lisa' and John, who distributed the bulletins and assisted in receiving the offering. Next Sunday Linda and Dale Froats will welcome you. The Cradle Roll meeting is postponed one week to Tuesday, September 9 at 10 a.m, All mothers with their pre-kindergarten children are invited to attend. Next Sunday the service will revert to the pre- summer time of 11:15 a.m. and Rev. Keith Brown will preach. season is room. for many 'More in this group. .All men will receive a warm welcome. Don't forget - all those going to see "Annie Get Your Gun" are reminded to be at the Masonic Hall at 1 p.m. Your correspondent has had the privilege of -attending and it is one terrific show! Muriel Cobleigh was' elected secretary-treasurer for the group and Iva Hodgins agreed to carry on as chairman for another year • Four wins in soccer Lucan minor soccer teams won all four games played this week. Simon Mould, Mike Dillabough and Peiter Molenkamp scored one goal each as the Lucan mosquitoes defeated Taxandria 3-1. The bantams scored victories over Ilderton 7-4 and Ailsa Craig-Nairn 4-0. Frank Toonders booted three goals in the win over Ilderton while single goals went to .Eric Drost, Darren Mills, Dave Egan and Tony Vanden Heuvel. Frank Toonders and Eric Drost both scored twice in the victory over Craig- Nairn. Lester Arts and Jesse. Crawford were double scorers and Tim Shipley booted a single as the pee wees defeated Taxandria 5-1. WIN PLOWING Clare 'Paton and son Jim attended the Perth County Plowing Match at the farm of Tim Nicholson, Monkton, Saturday, Clare, entering Class 2 came in top man and Jim in Class 6, under 21 years received a second. Congratulations to both. Lucan council decided Monday night to investigate a suggestion by village animal control officer Howard Currie regardir.g the treatment of dogs which have been impounded. Currie who has been bitten several times in recent weeks by dogs he has ap- prehended said they should be given shots for rabies if they do not carry proof of previous treatments. Councillors felt the suggestion had merit and named a committee of councillors Larry Hotson and Harry Wraith to work with Currie, the local veterinarian in charge of the dOg pound of OPP officers in the regard and the possibility of obtaining a tranquilizer gun. The resignation of bylaw enforcement officer Vina Emery was accepted with regrets and advertisements will be placed for a replacement. , The duties of building inspector:Evan Ibbotson will be enlarged to include sign inspector. Clerk Ed Melanson has been named Lucan's representative on the Lucan and area, fire board to replace the late Clifford Abbott. Abbott's spot on the Lucan Hydro Commission will not be filled as the regular municipal election is coming up in a couple of months. 'A thank-you was received from Len Maslen, president of the Lucan-Biddulph branch of the Canadian Cancer Society for council's contribution to Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. A payment of $8,500 was authorized being an interim payment of . the village's share of a proposed deficit of the Lucan Community Centre for the year 1980. In an agreement with neighbouring municipalities, the village assumes 40 percent of the deficit which Hydro power was off in Lucan, Ilderton and surrounding communities for an hour and 10 minutes early Monday morning as the result of an accident on Highway 4. At about 3 a,m. a vehicle driven by Robert Riley of Huron Park struck a hydro pole after losing control of his vehicle about .3 kilometres south of the Ilderton sideroad on High- way 4. Constable Marshall in- vestigated and set damages at $6,000. At 9.25 p.m. Sunday, vehicles driven by Gary Matthew Buttrill, RR 2, T-ball over T-Ball is over for another year. The Green Hats beat the Red Hats Tuesday by a score • of 25 to 22. The Green Hats were the champions for the season. - this year is expected to be about $36,000. The interim payment approved Tuesday night is for $8,500. An amending . bylaw was passed to correct an error by the planner in a zoning designation in the village official plan. The village will be providing a trophy for a no body contact hockey tour- nament to be held in Lucan Bruce Shaw led the singing for the morning service. Judy Henry showing the Junior Church shells, pic- tures, and earth from places she had visited, explained to them these objects could not make those places real. It is the same with knowing the Bible not making Jesus real, as it is the experience of knowing Jesus that makes Him real. Rev. Keith Gonyou, of Exeter Pentecostal Church, ministered froin Phil 4:4-13 telling how like apostle Paul, we can learn to be content in any circumstances. We need to learn how to abound in life, then how to live in trials and adverse circumstances, being abased, because all things that come into our lives as Christians come PAPER DRIVE The date for the paper drive sponsored by McGillivray central public school is Saturday, October 4. • Please save all your papers, tie securely in bundles and place at curb. Three purposes are being served by this effort, ecologically it is sound as it lessens, considerably, the material going into the landfill site, and, of course, the students will benefit from the money raised. The third point it clears the accumulation of papers out of your garage, or wherever ! Kerwood and Linda Goodar, London collided on Highway 7, just east of the Highway 4 intersection. Corporal Tom Collins listed damages at $525. The same day at 12:30 a.m., Constable C.S. Fleming listed damages at $800 when vehicles driven by Thomas Rankin and Huay- Liang Ong, both of London were in collision on County road 20, north of Highway 22. Saturday at 12 noon vehicles driven by Harry McDonald, Windsor and Beverley Anderson, RR 1, Denfield collided on County road 16 at Highway 4. Constable D.B. Stables estimated damages at $1,800. Sarah Jane Nixon, Granton lost control of the vehicle she was driving on County road 23, near the CNR tracks at 10 p.m. Saturday when a moth flew into her face. Constable B.D. Munro set damages at $600. The tame day at 11 p.m Johanna Vandenheuvel, on November 21, 22 and 23. A letter from tournament chairman Bill Darling in- dicated 340 players would be in Lucan for the weekend of play. Inquiries will be made to find out of replacing of cracked and settling sidewalks along Main street may be included in con- npercotpinogsed for link reconstruction98l Do y91.1.1410W that for every boy in Scouting today, there's another who. would like to be but can't - and that he can't because there are no adults in the neighbourhood who are prepared to. give some of their time. We would like to include your kids, We would like to include You. Don't worry about not knowing how to handle it; We don't sent you. in cold .to meet a gang of energetic kids, Training sessions, hand- books . and/ special periodicals help you to "Be Prepared!" No experience is necessary - we'll provide the know-how and skills, We need people to help as Beaver leaders (boys 5-7) and with Cubs (8-10) and others to serve on the committee, which provides the groups with equipment and materials and handles some of the paper work. Come and discover that AILSA CRAIG REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general farm supply Ph 293-3602 or come in to see us at 109 Main St. AILSA CRAIG Something is not only fun and worthwhile for kids, but fun yes, fun and worthwhile for adults. join us. Call 227-4906. o'r u7-40n. For all interested in helping, the Group Com- mittee meets on September 11th at 7;30 pal, at the Lucan. United Church. Luton Minor Hockey House League R egistration Sat., Sept. 13 & 20 10 a.m, - 12 noon • VOMMIN••••••••=110101 Embroidery course Seniors plan for United Church When buying Sub-surface Drainage Pipe Be Right BUY WHITE • No better pipe at any price • Strongest by weight • The only one with Lifetime Warranty • Flexdrain pipe exceeds performance requirements of Canadian Government Standards 41-GP-2914 DAYMONCI 240 Grand Avenue East DAYMOND LIMITED Chatham, Ont. N7L 4K1 (519) 354-5512 Revival Centre through by God. As sometimes prosperity is not meant to be our present blessing, we learn to believe that God is still in control of our lives, There are hard lessons that are necessary for us to learn which God allows, no matter how important we once were. Through all this we still need to keep a loving spirit. Unless we learn how to live when abased, we will be in misery. Instead we prepare ourselves to do God's will. For the evening service Clare Swartz led the singing. Laurie Shaw played her guitar as she sang "Lay Your Hands Gently Upon Us," then "Abba Father." Rev. Roger Mason spoke from John 17, the priestly prayer of Jesus just before His crucifiction. This prayer was not meant only for the disciples, but for the church, as in verse 20. Jesus not only reported to God the Father, but prayed for the church. Whenever people find fault with the church, they forget they are part of the church, and need to change them- selves, also. There are four charac- terictics of Christ and the church. First Christ glorified God as in verse 4. Three. times God spoke that He was pleased with Jesus, His son. Jesus glorified God in con- secration, His holy character, and obedience to God. vICAlos HOUSE AGUE IASERLII5go 4, Denfield lost control of the vehicle she was driving on loose gravel on Concession 9- 10 in London township and rolled over. Constable Jim Craig listed damages at $1,500. At 11:50 am, a vehicle driven by James Kinsella, RR 1, Belmont left Adelaide street, south of County road 28. Constable Stables set damages at $75. Sign up for hockey The Lucan Minor Hockey Association has planned registration dates for the upcoming winter season. All wishing to participate in Lucan minor and house league hockey are asked to visit the Lucan arena for registration on Saturday, September 13 and Saturday, September 20. Registrations Will be accepted from 10 a.m. to 12 noon each day.