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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-22, Page 20Tiress.-Advecatei October 22, 1980 fflUIJWllIlUUU Christmas Craft Show & Sale I LUCAN COMMUNITYI MEMORIAL CENTRE Pae 4A. 4010111 YOU ARE INVITED To Lucan Ford's 3rd Our Showroom has 1981 Models on Display Special Price Discounts On All 1980 and 1981 Cars and Trucks rA1111111111111111111111111111111111:111111I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110:: FREE DRAW on 72. Portable Television Refreshments Served 511111111.11.1111,ilillinnimmoliimimimmil11111immuniiiiiimmuilmumimiiim; LUCAN FQRD LUCAN 116 Main St. Phone Open Mon-Thurs 8-8 227-4458 Fri. 8-5 Sat. 10-4 RICK HENRY ART BELL Ford's The World Car Including WIN "B" PLAYOFF — Lucan won the "B" playoff title of the area minor soccer league mosquito division. Bock, left, Simon Mould, Scott Finlayson, Mike Dillabough, Ian Craig, Matthew Welsh, David Manders, Jeff Reyriver, ()avid Annis and Mike Cannon. Front, Mike Gillen, Stephen O'Sullivan, Donnie Hugill, Erin McComb, Ron Van Geel, Johnny Miller, Pieter Molenkamp, Dwayne McIntyre and David Hinge. Missing were coach Ron Annis and Mike Arts. T-A photo „ „. Reeve, deputy acclaimed Election for council Elect IRENE LYNN .for school trustee Township of McGillivray To the voters of McGillivray Twp. Re-elect GERALD WRIGHT for Reeve • Nov. 10, 1980 Your support would be appreciated ADVANCE POLL Sat., Nov. 1, 1980 WEST ,McGILLIVRAY HALL Lottery Ticket Booth 176 Main St., Lucan (in front of Lucan Electronics) WE Sell •Wintario eProvincial •Super Loto oBig Brother *Go For Gold *Orders for Lottario AILM CRAIG REPAIR • Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general faro supply Ph 293-3602 or come in to see us at 109 Main St, AILSA CRAIG CONKLIN HOME CENTRES now your dealer for FAIRFORD STEEL BUILDINGS 4:1111013 t.! ! , 1 r ( ! , I .... _ OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: • Walk-In doors. • RoOf Iltes. • Gravity vents. • Rotiry vents. • Overhead door frames. Now available at these CONKLIN Home Centres: • HARROW Queen St. Ph: 738-2221 • RIDOETOWN Erie St. South Ph: 674-5465 *EXETER Hwy. 83 Ph: 235-1422 • SOUTHAMPTON Hwy. 21 Ph: 797-3245 Or ask at any of our 16 Conklin Home Centres PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT with a Fairford Steel Building for farm equipment, machine shop, stock or grain storage. You have a big investment—it makes sense to protect It with the best. This top quality, corrosion resistant, galvan- ized steel, coupled with the proven dependable design will do the job for years to come. • Superior engineered roof system and heavy duty end walls to withstand wind and snow load stress. • Tough, deep ribbed 8" corrigated arch panels easily bolt together. • Heavy duty deep contoured trapezoid end walls. • Butyl sealer for weather-tight seal. • Wide, easy access door system with door Iltes, ball bearings and door guides. • Colour coded pieces for easy erection. • An obstruction free interior. • Sizes from 12' to 100'. • Also available In straight wall designs. • a Sat., Nov: 1, 1980 10-4 p.m. Over 9Q tables on display Admission 50e Children under 12 free. ifisinsassugunaugustausainuinnimiaimoniumunams111111101111111111111.111111111111R Twp. of McGillivray Notice of Poll Notice is hereby given to the municipal.elec, tors of the Twp. of McGillivray in the county of Middlesex that polls will be held at the time and place as stated in this notice for the purpose of electing persons to the of- fices. Advance poll Sat., Nov. 1, 1980 Location Twp. Hall West McGillivray Polling hrs. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. (For advance poll only) Regular polls Mon. Nov. 10, 1980 Location Poll #1 Neal's Recreation Centre Lot 6, Conc. 2 Poll #2 James Cunningham's residence Lot 24 Conc. 2 Poll #3 Brinsley Community Hall Lot 15, Conc. 10 Poll #4 Bob Doerr's residence Lot 17 Conc. 7 E.C.R. Poll #5 Twp. Hall Lot 16, Conc. 14 Poll #6 Clifford Ritchie's residence Lot 10, Conc. 7 WCR Poll #7 Corbett Community Hall Lot 35, Conc. N.B. All polls will be open from 11 a.m.'- 8 p.m. Proxy applications. A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the after- noon of polling day Nov. 10, 1980 to receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the polling subdivision in which the person ap- pointing the voting proxy is entitled to vote given under my hand this 20th day of Oc- tober, 1980. W. J. Amos Returning Officer Baptismal at United The Sacrament of Infant Baptism was observed Sunday marring at Liman United Church. Rev. Keith Brown officiated as John and. Jane Forster brought their son Ian Kenneth Douglas, and Bruce and Donna Parnell their daughter, Marsha Lynn, dedieating them to. God and promising to bring them up in the Christian faith. Mabel Froats gave a "Minute Talk" on behalf of the Mission and Service Committee, reminding the congregation that missionary outreach is at the heart of the Christian. Gospel. Mission funds support workers in needy lands, but in addition to this, each Christian must be alert to opportunities to share God's love in his own com- munity. Mr."Brown concluded his series on the Ten Com- mandments as he spoke on the theme "Lying - Direct and Indirect". He pointed out that the words we speak have power to bless or to destroy others, A falsehood harms not only the person who believes the lie and the person about whom it is told, but also the one who speaks it, for very often one lie requires others to Cover it and a pattern of dishonesty is established. False sympathy, insincere gossip, and unjust criticism are common forms of in- direct lying. Words such as these violate Christ's law of love. The choir, under the direction of Helen Stanley, sang the very appropriate anthem "The Child We Dedicate to Thee." Nancy and Leroy Maguire were the welcoming com- mittee at this service. Tonight, Wednesday, at 8:30 the Friendship Unit of the U.C.W. meets at the Church, and all women of the congregation are invited. All couples are invited to join with the Couples Club, tomorrow night Thursday, at 8:15 also at the Church. The Choir will welcome any others who would enjoy participating in a con- temporary Christmas Cantata "Christ is Born," This week the practice will be at 7:30 tomorrow evening, rather than at 8:30, Two causes of failure: to do without thinking, to think without doing. Ratepayers in the village of Lucan will. be asked to name three councillors and two members of the Hydro Commission in the upcoming November 10 election. Reeve Ivan Hearn has been returned by ac- clamation. In a similar situation is councillor Norm Steeper moving up to fill the newly established post of deputy-reeve. Battling incumbent councillors Larry Hotson, Gary McFalls and Harry Wraith will be newcomers Robert Brady, and Russ WI meets Citizenship Wand World Affairs was the topic for the Lucan Women's Institute at their monthly meeting on October 15 in the Masonic Hall under the convenership of Leda Revington. Mrs. Revindton spoke most interestingly on the Motto' WhatCanada has done toward unity in connection with immigration," and read an article on a new Canadian Farmer in Huron County as well as one on the recent Clerks' strike. A most in- teresting story was read on the work of Mrs. Florence Diamond, the F.W.I.O. Pres. since she joined the Institute as a Branch member years ago. During the business meeting chaired by the President Vina Emery a letter was read from Margaret Hodgins resigning as Sec. Treasurer and Iva Hodgins was appointed Secretary to complete the year. A letter of appreciation and good wishes has been sent to Mrs. Hodgins. The new secretary was appointed delegate to attend the area convention on Monday, October 27, in St. Marys and the president will be the delegate on Tuesday. Arrangements were also made for the craft article to be provided for sale at the Convention. A discussion on changing the meeting night resulted in telephone contact to be made to absent members, before a decision to meet on the third Tuesday, rather than Wednesday could be reached. The next meeting will be on the Remembrance Day theme. All members are asked to be present to share "A Remembrance Day Thought" which is the Roll Call. A decorated Thanksgiving Cake and ice cream was served by the hostesses, Vina Emery and Frances Pruss. Margery Crozier thanked all who took part in any way, in the meeting. Fire Call The Lucan volunteer fire department answered an early morning call on Saturday to the former "Hedden Store," converted to apartments a few years ago byPaul Dykeman, The building on Alice Street, near Main, was ex- tensively damaged and it is believed thefirestarted in an electrical fuse panel in the basement, spreading through the unoccupied building, about 6 a.m. Fire chief Wes Hickson says the amount of damage has not been calculated, "but it's going to be high." It will be partially covered by in- surance, Ratcliffe. Contesting the two positions on the Hydro Commission will be Richard Acres, Rudy Engel, Murray The members of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups held their meeting on Thursday afternoon in the club rooms. During the business meeting, chaired by the President, Mildred Hirtzel, a communication was read from the Medway Key Club, via Karen Toohey, offering to help theSeniors in any way possible. For assistance with window washing, lifting and replanting bulbs, or any other • "odd jobs" please telephone 225-2710, and Karen will pass the request i r on to memos of the Club. It was 's 04ed that' the Busy Blicldie InIttice ceramic bud vaseS'and the Sun Shine Group buy the flower to put in.it, for distribution to those reqUiring a remembrance, Laura Williams showed lovely gift items available from her niece and members were invited to contact her if they want some of them. The flower arrangements from the dinner held with the Montrose Club were sent to Florence Hodgins and Jean Brown and were much ap- preciated. Tentative plans were made to visit Coyle's Nut Factory in Tillsonburg, have dinner out in Delhi and view the Simcoe Christmas lights, on Wednesday December 10th. Club members not at the meeting have been contacted and it is necessary Holy Trinity At Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, On Sunday morning, Jim Shipley and Andy VanGeel read the Old and New Testament Lessons, respectively. Based on these readings and the Gospel of Luke 18:1-8a, Rev. Bruce Pocock presented the question "Will we be found faithful when the Son of Man returns, or will we be as Paul warns 'people who will not listen to sound doctrine but will follow their own desires and collect for themselves more and more teachers who will then say what they want to hear"?" Our faith is found in our Lord and Saviour not in such man-made legends as zodiac signs, or the use of tran- scendental meditation. The Rector celebrated Holy Communion to close the service. Members of the congregation were welcomed by Dorothy and Dwight Henderson. Up-coming at Holy Trinity Bible Study continues each Tuesday evening at the Rectory at 8 p.m. You are welcome. "Hey Kids" - it's a party - a Halloween Costume Party at the Church tomorrow, Thursday at 7 p.m. The Sunday School is sponsoring it. Come and have fun. The Sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated on November 2nd at 11:15. If you have not contacted the Rector, please do so now. Annual Turkey Supper, next Wednesday. October 29.Al1 members are needed to help at various times and in various capacities. Hodgins and Martin Wraith. During the last term the Hydro Commission seats were held by Rudy Engel and the late Clifford Abbott. Five accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers, of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Damages totalled 0,5,500. Three vehicles were in- volved in an accident at 4:0 p.m. Sunday on Highway 4 at Concession 7 in. London township. Drivers were Madelina Basacco, R.R. 5, London; Paula Martin, London and Revivai- -Centre Sunday morning at the Revival Centre Ken Allen played "Have Thine. Own Way Lord" on his violin, Doug Butler led the Junior Church in singing a country song" Be a Friend, Be a Christian," while Loys Melanson played her guitar. . Ray Brewster ministered from Col. 1:3-4, I Thess, 1:2-3 and 1 Cor 13:13 saying the home , is the church in, miniature. In the Old Testament the home was almost always joined together with the church, We cannot take the instructions the Bible gives to the church unless we first apply them to our homes. The marks of maturity of a church are faith, hope and love. The degree these are expressed in the home is how our children will mature as Christians. At the evening serviee Rev Ray Brewster spoke of man's condition before Christ's return. After reading 1 John 4:1-3, he showed the chart of the time line of Bible prophecy. According to world events in line with Bible prophecy, we are in the time of earnest preparation for Christ's return for His church. Before Jesus returns the Bible tells us we will go through persecution. The church grows under per- secution, even when having to go "underground." The only way Christians can survive under persecution is by knowing God's word. Five ,accidents in OPP district Upcoming Events November 11, there will be a bus tour going to Toronto to 100 Huntley Street at 6 a.m. Youth meeting Friday October 24 will be featuring the movie "Welcome Home," at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday evening service will be concentrating on organizing Small Group Ministries, October 26. Stan Hodgins, R.R. 3„ Ilderton. Constable T.R. Chapman set damages at $1,500, The.same day at 5:29 p.m. I vehicles driven by Steve Gelanyi, London and Frank Van Busse% R.R. 3, Lncan collided on Highway 4 at the Roman Line. Damages were listed at $7,500 by Constable B.D. Munro, Both drivers amid passengers Gararda Van Bussell and Julia and Sandra gelanyi suffered minor injuries. At 3:10 p.m. Friday, a vehicle driven by Leah Toombs, London left High- way 7, a half mile east or County road 23. Constable Jim Craig estimated damages at $1,000. Sunday at 1 a.m. on Main street of Ailsa Craig a vehicle driven by Lewis Slater, Ailsa Craig was damaged to the extent of $5,500when it struck a hydro pole and wires. Constable D.N. Marshall investigated, Help for seniors to arrange for a second bus. This being the case there is room for non-members who will be accommodated on a "first come-first serve" basis, 'phone 227-4595 or 227- 4714 at once, if you are in- terested, Muriel Cobleigh won the Craft group prize with a birthday closest to October 16th and Euchre prizes went as follows: Lady's High Jean Miller, Lone Hands Jean - Elliott, Low Score Charlotte Barker, Man's High Cecil Robb, Lone Hands Mae Bowman, playing a man's card, and Low Score Alex, Young, Lunch was served by Muriel Cobleigh, Liz Conlin, Ethel Crouch and Gayle CronYn.