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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-26, Page 25IN, CHARGE OF I,UCAN CUP -- The first annual, loam Cup Challenge hockey tournament was a huge success. The com- mittee in charge is shown here. From the left are Bill Darling, Marty Wraith, president Tom Hardy, Don Murray, Mike Ander- son, Brian Noyes, Bill Boshart and Pete Martens. T-A photo Exciting hockey provided Black Creek wins Lucan Cup Times-Advocato, Ncove, bit 20, 1990 9A Seniors prepare Christmas cards SUPER SPECIAL HIGH LINER HADDOCK FRIOzE!!!!!,,!° 16S SUPER SPECIAL CHICKEN NOODLE CAMPBELLS SOUP 10 FL. OZ. TINS 0 MISS MEW CAT FOOD 0 10 VARIETIES 6 OZ. ;TINS DR. BALLARDS LUXURY DOG FOOD 4 VARIETIES 79 14 OZ. TINS F C O R TRY OUR OWN BRAND ZEHRS CHEESE MARBLE 19 OR • HAVARTI LB. AND DELICIOUS DIMPFLMEIER APPLE STRUDEL C FRESH 9 12 oz. SUPER SPECIAL ENRICHED WHITE, CRACKED WHEAT OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT ZEHRS BREAD 24 oz. 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Revival Centre. auxiliary The monthly Women's Auxiliary meeting was held Thursday evening in the Fellowship Hall, with. Mrs. June Henry leading. December 17 a meeting will be held at the home of the president, Mrs. Henry. elan are to have Mrs, Jean Jarvis demonstrate gift wrapping, with members wrapping a parcel of their own which they bring. Rev. Ray Brewster talked about being at a seminar on "Coping with. Grief". A lady there told how God was the help she needed when she lost her husband. Mr. Brewster then thanked the ladies for all the service they have give in the church work. Mr. Brewster opened the meeting for elections of of- ficers for the coming two years. The ladies elected were: President, Mrs, June Henry; Vice-president, Mrs. Gerri Fletcher; Secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Shaw. Board members are;' 'Mrs. Myrtle Davies and Mrs. Helen Cunningham. Before elide of meeting plans 'were made for the Girl's Auxiliary to start in January, with Mrs. Kathy Mason as leader. Sund. morning service Harold Fletcher; playing his guitar, sang "Take a Lit- tle Time for Jesus", and "If we never meet again this side of Heaven". Judi Henry led the Junior Church in the game of Samson Says. She told them as you fallow the leader in a game, you follow ,Your parents as they lead you in the right way to grow up. Rev. Ray Brewster spoke from Acts 2;1-8 and 14-21 saying God is getting His church ready for the ministry of the Rely Spirit, The names Scripture gives the Holy Spirit show who He is. He is 'the Spirit of God who dwells in Christians, the power force of God, the ex- ecutive of God, part of the Godhead, which means He is an eternal Spirit, omnipre- sent Spirit, who we cannot run from. Sunday evening Rev. Ray Biewster read Matthew 24:1-21 about the events that will take place,when the great tribulation egins, and signs that show Jesus will soon return. God has great reasons for world happenings. The Bible tells us we will have tribulations, and persecutions. The only way we can be strong Christians is through the word of God, When we take the word of God into our lives,. it wilt be a powerful weapon for us to live by. After the Christians are taken up to, be with Jesus When He comes for them, the great tribulation will come upon the earth as the wrath of God will, be poured on the earth because of people's rejection of Jesus Christ. For this reason Christians need to tell people who God is, and what He can do for them. • Upcoming, events November 28, there will be a 100 Huntley St. Rally at 7;30 p.m. at the Progress Building, Western Fair Grounds, London. November 29, the students, of Christianview Bible College will hold a Bake Sales at Oakridge Mall, Oxford St., London. Baked goods are hieing prepared and donated by ladies of Lucan. Revival Centre and Ailsa Craig. November 30, in the even- ing service, Ron Nelson will be telling of his plans of go- ing as a missionary to Zurich, Switzerland. December 7', Sunday even- ing, 7:00 p.m.; will be the Christmas Program at Lucan Revival Centre. Slack Creek won the first annual Wean Cup Challenge hockey tournament held over the weEtend, The- markham area chLb went through the tourney undefeated. They edged Richmond Hill 2-1 in the final contest. Ilderton won the "B" title with a convincing 8- 1 victory over Hagen's Hackers of Lucan. The only loss by the Merton team came in their very first start when they dropped a 6-2 decision to the ultimate champs. In that game Black Creek had only six players in uniform and were forced to go the entire game without any substitutions. Other wins for Black Creek on the way to the crown were 5-1 over East London Sports and 6-1 over Heighway Personnel in the semi-final, The other "A" finalist Richmond Hill beat New Dundee 18-0; Rochester, Michigan 4-1 and Lakeshore Goodyear 4-3 in the semi- final contest. After losinng their first game, Ilderton bounced back by defeating Seaforth 7-0 and Blyth 10-2 to reach the finals. Jim Maguire and Rick Martin each scored two goals to lead Ilderton to their 8-1 championship win over Hagen's Hackers of Lucan. Scoring goals in single fashion were Bill White, Frank Vanhie, 'Mick Prohaszka and Murray Morrison, Steve Proctor and Bob Evans each contributed two assists. The lone score for Hagen's Hackers came from the stick of Brett Fairweather on passes from Dennis Burt and Jim Benn. Hagen's Hackers reached the "B" final with a 9-4 win over Wheatley in the semi- final. Rick Freeman led the Hackers scoring attack with a three goal performance. Getting one goal each were Bob Hardy, Jim Senn, Gord Hardy, Dennis Burt and Bill Bannerman. Bannerman was tops in the assist department with five to his credit. Jim Benn and Dennis Burt each picked up two assists. In the Hackers opening loss 4-3 to Rochester, Michigan, Jim Berm scored two goals both on passes from Chuck Westman. Gary Hayter was the other marksman on a pass from Rick Gwalchmai. The Lucan Rec all stars defeated Fat Alberts of London 4-1 in their first start and then lost 6-4 to Heighway Personnel, Dave Revington, Brad Taylor, Greg Roberts and Don Coughlin scored for the all star in their victory. Assists went to Gord Moon, Mike Wraith and Gary Revington. Hitting the mark in the loss to Heighway Personnel were Brad Taylor, Jim Hearn, Brian Noyes and Mike Wraith. Gord Moon. assisted on two scored while Dave Revington and Gary Isaac picked up one assist apiece. Tom Trevail sewed twice for Heighway Personnel while Mick O'Neill, Rick Sullivan and Chuck Robbins scored singles. The Lucan Cup was presented to the Black Creek team by Ron Peters. Molson's Breweries provided other trophies and individual medals. The tournament was sponsored by the Lucan and district men's hockey league, a non-profit organization designed to promote and support amateur and recreational hockey in the Lucan area. Tom Hardy is the president, Mike Anderson is vice-president, Pete Martens is secretary-treasurer, Bill Darling was to'urney co- ordinator and assistant vice- presidents are Brian Noyes, Bill Boshart, Don Murray and Marty Wraith. Tourney rules allowed no body contact and slap shots were prohibited. The winning Black Creek team dominated the all-star selections. Making the coveted team from the champions were goalie John Peardon, defenceman Ron Davidson and forwards Frank Auer and Paul Mit- chell. They were joined by defenceman Don McPhee and forward Cal Murphy from the runnersup Rich- mond Hill club. Worship began with an ab- breviated form of Morning Prayer. The Old Testament Lesson was read by Kay Egan and the New Testa- ment Lesson by Edythe Mur- dy. The theme of Sunday's service could be summed up in the Collect for the Sunday before Advent: "Stir up, we beseech Thee 0 'Lord, the wills of Thy faithful people: that they plenteously bring- ing forth the fruit of good works may, of Thee, be plenteously rewarded: through Jesus Christ our Lord." A film entitled "Many Different Gifts" was shown. This was put together by a worshipping community with their priest, a special service centered around the theme of "Prepare ye the way of the Lord". It emphasized how we can br- During the business meeting of the Lucan Sunshine and Rosy Buddies Groups on Thursday after, noon, cards of thanks were read from Maude Hodgins and the Montrose Senior Citizens Club. Ed and Verna Dowdali were appointed. delegates to. Attend a meeting at the London .1ciwanis Senior's Centre,. Dundas, near Wharncliffe Monday, December 1. Birthday congratulations were extended to Lily Dobbs, and cards were con- vened by Grace Dixon. Ladies' high went to Mary Scott, lone hands to Inter-town - Ladies - Lucan 5 points, Stratford Bowl More 2 points; Audrey Watt 312-791, Helen Hardy 336-738, Brenda Smith 323-709. Men - Lucan 1-5 points, Stratford Bowl More 1 point; Vic Capitano 313-1229, Glen Gagan 2951215. Monday ladies - Pat Riddell 260-720, Audrey Watt 283-718, Beulah Storey 281- 667., Mary Jefferies 229-644, Joyce VanGeel 275-638, Marg Young 229-633, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 239.622, Donna Parnall 240-614, Helen Hardy 258-611, Kae Haskett 238-600, Audrey Scott 256, Patti Carter 237. Tuesday juniors - Michael Cannon 271, 252, Chris Harrison 205, Diane Watt 193, Rod Johnston 188, Raymond VanGeel 179, Tonya Butchart 166, Donni Huigil 166, April Emery 159, Donna McFalls 155, Jamie Pitt 150. Colleen's - Mary VanGeel 268-702, Terry Mawdsley 256 -628, Janice Dauncey 229-627, Lorna Harrison 235- 615, Diane Rummel 225-613, Joan Goddard 229, Angeline De Brouwer 228, Gerda., Spruyt 228, Cory Bell 223, Agnes O'Sullivan 217, Doreen Smith 211. Medway - Fin McKinlay 297-740, Geo Sorenson 257- 676, Helma Sorenson 271-671, Geo Adams 263-619, Doreen Eedy 228,, Myrtle Hastings 222, Lil cLellan 210, Cal Carmichael 209, Stu McLellan 206. Senior citizens - Laura Williams 234, Chas. Grieve 207, Muriel Cobleigh 203, Percy Williams 201, John Park 193, Gord diggs 188, Helen McDonald 181, Ed Armstrong 177, Frank DeBlock 176. Wednesday bantams - Ian Craig 162, Jason McDonald 142, Jason Pfaff 132, Brian Roe 131, Terry Evans 128, Troy Smaill 122, Brett Butchart 115, Pat O'Sullivan 109. Wednesday mixed - Don Watt 311-842, Audrey Watt 263-690, Jeff Park 274-686, ing our gifts and offer them to God in our worship ser- vices. After viewing the film a short. discussion followed with individuals sharing their thoughts and feelings on how worship and gifts were used by the communi- ty. Rena and Ken Wood welcomed the members of the congregation and friends. Bible Study continues each Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Rectory. There is always room for more, and we are having a great time, do com- e. Next Sunday, November 30, Rev. 'Howlett will bring the message of the great work being done by the Canadian Bible Society and will also have a" display of Bibles to show the transla- tion Work being done. Margaret Allen, low Eva Young; men's high Florence. Hodgins, lone hands, Jean. Miller, both, playing' men's cards, and low score Joe Carter. The Busy Buddies con- tinned their "Adaptable Christmas Crafts" with Sely Trail, a Fanshawe Cogilse, making delightful snowmen from white ...Work,socks. Sely won the prize in this group. Ticket money for the Sim.; coe Lights trip was collected and balance is desired tomorrow, Thursday. Lunch was served by Mildred and Lawrence Hirtzel and Ger- trude and Jean Hodgins, Russ Smith 240-647, Larry Smith 236-628, Dave Smith 228-612, Dave Wickens 268- 608, Rick Appleman 270. Thursday men - Larry DeCaluwe 323-821, Jim Smith 316-770, Harold Mayo.257-722, Don Ruddy 260-716, Jeff Park 278-704, Jim Burt 251-697, Ken McLeod 292-685, Howard McDonald 240-685, Wes Hickson 285-670, Doug Lee 292, Earl Morgan 263. Friday mixed - Bob Smith 354-753, Jim Burt 309-697, Murray Connelly 267-646, Dave Mawdsley 236-636, Pat Clarke 218-635, Edie Burt 248-623, Terry Mawdsley 250- 621, Brenda Smith 255, Patti Carter 231, Morley Thomp- son 230. CORRECTION This is getting to be a habit! In last week's story of the "Thank You" party for the Bingo Workers and others, your correspondent gave credit to Allen "Scott" for singing the solo part in one of the musical numbers. Allen claims he was not in attendance and he really wasn't! However, I had the first name right, only spell- ed differently. Alan "Hill" did the honours and my most sincere apologies. They are brothers-in-law. but it was still inexcusable. Present child abuse film Corporal Bob Boyd and Constable Jim McDonald of the Ontario Provincial Police will be showing a film on child abuse at the Lucan Public School on Tuesday, December 2 at 7:30 p.m. All persons involved in the Lucan and district Block Parent Plan are invited to attend as well as the general pB ubru lci ec. Lucan OPP Sergeant Shaw, commented, "If you are interested in the safety and welfare of our children we urge you to attend and participate in this meeting."mnniu in, nninnimnifinnumna ADA Notating & Cooling 1.* Po Heating Systems of All Types F. 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