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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-01-14, Page 14ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC L Page 14 Times -Advocate, 14, 1981 LENGTHY SERVICE PIN --- Earl Haskett recently received a 60 year pin honouring his 60 years in Masonry. Making the presentation above were Irving lodge 154 Master Brian Haskett Past District Deputy Grand Master C.P. Corbett and Worshipful Brother Clarence Haskett. Photo by Bill Hoskett Four cars in one Storm causes crashes One of nine accidents investigated this week by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police was caused by the severe snowstorm Wednesday afternoon and involved four vehicles. At 2:15 p.m. a vehicle driven by Joseph Caza, RR 1, Maxwell became stuck in a snowdrift on Highway 23, one kilometre south of Whalen's Corners. Moments later the Caza vehicle was struck from behind by a vehicle driven by Robert Thompson, London. In short time vehicles driven by Freeman Casey and Dennis Arbour, both of London piled into the back of the other vehicles and each other. Constable D.R. Vance investigated and set damages at $6,700. Thursday at 6:30 a.m. vehicles driven by Joanne Vereykon, RR 3, Lucan and Anglicans At the morning prayer ser- vice Sunday at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, the Old Testament Lesson was read by the Rector and the Testament Lesson by Marion Hodgins. The sermon was based on the readings of Scripture. The theme throughout was the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles on Epiphany. In Isaiah is was prophesied "Here is my servant whom I have strengthened - I have filled hire with my spirit". In Arts. Peter says "You know about Jesus of Nazareth and how God poured out on him. the Holy Spirit and Power." When .Jesus was baptized by John the Spirit of God came down as a Dove and He received the power of the Holy Spirit So too. each of us receives God's Holy Spirit which empowers all things. The problem we have is the empowering of the Spirit for ourselves To commit one's whole hieng to a "God - centered life" is a very frightening thing indeed, for it means to let go of all our human frailities and desired and to let God direct our en- tire lives Those who choose this spirit -filled life can testify to a joyous and peaceful life beyond our comprehension. It is a gift from God_ freely given but you. yourself, must ask him for it - a cove- nant between you and your maker- HONOURED aker HONOURED Celebrating sixty years in Masonry in December, Brother Earl Haskett was pre,4entrrl with his 60 year pin on December 9. 1980 by Woishiptel Brother Brian Haskett. Master of Irving Lodge No 154 Past District Deputy Grand Master C P Corbett and Worshipful Brother Clarence Haskett. Also taking part in the presentation but operating the camera. was Worshipful Brother Bill Haskett All are cousins of Mr Haskett Richard Mann, RR 4, Denfield collided on High- way 4 at Concession 12 in London township. Damages were listed at $3,000 by Constable J.A. Wilson. Three other mishaps oc- curred Wednesday. At 7:55 a.m. during a whiteout on Highway 23, south of Whalen's Corners vehicles driven by George Burgin, Kirkton and John Harvey Stewart, RR 3, Exeter were in collision. Both drivers suffered minor injuries and Constable Vance set damages at $1,700. At 10:20 a.m. Constable J.A. Wilson listed damages at $550 when vehicles driven by James Snider, RR 8, Owen Sound and Steven Ready, RR 2, Granton collided on Highway 7, east r of Highway 23. At 12:10 p.m. the same day vehicles driven by Michael Hammond, London and Paul Maguire, Ailsa Craig collided on Highway 4, south of County road 16. Constable Wilson estimated damages at $1,800. Sunday at 5:45 p.m. vehicles driven by Kevin Hobbs, Hamilton and John McGregor, Owen Sound were in collision at the in- tersection of Highways 4 and 7 at Elginfield. Constable B.D. Munro set damages at $2,000. Information on a series of three accidents occurring Wednesday on County road 23, south of Highway 7 ap- pears in an article on page one. Household charge up 4,13.07 a year Ratesfor garbage pickup are increased The garbage contract for 1981 was approved at Tuesday's regular meeting of Lucan village council. The contract with C.H. Lewis Lucan Limited calls for increases in both domestic and commercial categories. The domestic rate will be $47.45 for this year, being an increase of $8.07 from 1979. The commercial rate goes up from $72.02 per annum to $81.90. Garbage is collected each Monday from 545 domestic households and from 49 commercial establishments. Deputy -reeve Norm Steeper in reporting a number of complaints about the operation of snowmobiles in the village asked that extracts from the bylaw concerning snowmobile operation hours and restrictions be published in the local paper for public information. The present bylaw prohibits the operation of a snowmobile within the village limits between the hours of midnight and 7 a.m. and on village sidewalks at anytime. Deputy -reeve Steeper also reported that Pieter and Rose Bakker had withdrawn their application to erect a four unit town house in favour of applying to sever the lot in question of Prin- cess street and erecting a duplex on each lot. Works foreman Doug Johnston reported that the bridge over the creek at Contest winners Duchess Avenue will have to be replaced in 1981 and asked that construction start at the works building as a winter project. He was requested to bring the matter up again at the February meeting. The Ministry of Houking will be asked to conduct a survey in the Lucan area and prepare a municipal housing statement. , This survey would determine the need for senior citizen apartments. The village will be presenting Lucan pins to all participants in the OHA Junior "D" Western grouping all star game to be played at the Lucan arena on January 17. Council went into an in - camera session to discuss St.Pat's dental program The long Christmas holidays ended safely for all the pupils and teachers at St. Patrick School, Lucan. Students are now working diligently and looking forward to a progress report at the end of January. Indoor and outdoor floor hockey leagues have been organized by Mrs. Janet Hern and Miss. Susan Barr. The weekly dental rinse fluoride treatment program has been resumed and will continue to be administered by parent -volunteers Mrs. Mary McAdam and Mrs. Beth O'Shea. The school work was pleasantly in- terrupted Wednesday, January 7 by a winter storm and an unexpected holiday. School work pays off Earlier in the year Mr. Jack Gardiner's Grade 7 students and Miss Susan Barry's Grade 8 pupils were involved with much creative writing. A contest sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion for students of grade 7 to 13 was held in mid November. Thestudents were to write a poem or essay of their choice about Remembrance Day. Prizes were awarded in the school of $3 for first place. $2 for second and $1 for third. In the Grade 7 room Lisa Amaral placed 1st. Lisa Bakker second and Karen Lemmon and Mike Mitchell were tied for 3rd place. Winning in grade 8 was Lisa Kaune, followed by Mary VanBussel and Paul Foran. From here everything was sent to the local legion. Here the poems and essays were judged by the Legion. Top poem The Men Are Gone Now by Lisa Kaune The men are gone now Gone from our sight But not from heart and mind For in the memories of our veterans Are thosethey left behind. They remember the brave ones. The young ones, In vain They remember their com- rades Their friends Who were slain. And how many mothers gave up Sons in their teens. Gave them up to the blood- shed, The terror, The screams And how many others lost a brother Or a dearly loved father Do we think of the heart- aches? Do we even bother? Now in so many countries the bullets still fly, People still struggle and fight For freedom and peace That we here in Canada Now have as our right. But let us relember that Freedom and peace Have a price that our dead soldiers knew They gave up their futures, their families, their lives They gave them for me and for you. In late December the Legion prizes were awarded. Our school fared very well. Lisa Bakker received first prize and 110 for her essay, Lisa Anderson was second and won $5 for essay, Lisa Kaune won $10 for her poem and Theresa Biemans was second and won $5. These winning selections were then sent to the South Western Ontario Finals and Lisa Bakker's essay placed 1st winning for her another cash prize of $15 and Lisa Kaune's poem placed second winning $10. School work does pay off. WI meets In addition to the informa- tion about the January meeting of the Lucan Women's Institute, next Tuesday afternoon, at 2 p.m. which was contained in last week's paper, you will hear Karen Mason tell of the work done at the House of Concord, in London Township. Come and hear her. AILSA CRAIG, REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general farm supply Ph 293 -OT 3502 come in to see us at 109 Main St. AILSA CRAIG salary increases for municipal officials and employees following regular council business. 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