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Times -Advocate, May 27, 1981
See old court house
Institute visits 'creepy jail'
The Tweedsmuir History
meeting of the Lucan
Women's Institute was a
little different this year.
Members lunched at the
Garage restaurant and
proceeded to the "Old Court
House", where Mark Smith
gave them a most interesting
tour of not only the part that
has been refurnished, but
also down to the old jail
which would really give
anyone the "creeps". It was
awful!
Mr. Smith took us to the
staff lounge and the meeting
was held in this very lovely
room which has three large
domed skylights. The
meeting opened with the
Anniversary
is celebrated
Jane Crozier Saska
London and Susan Enerson,
Guelph, daughters of Ron
and Margery Crozier hosted
a 40th anniversary
celebration for their parents
Sunday at the family home
440 Adelaide Street, London.
The family lived in Lucan
prior to moving to the city
Inst. Ode & Mary Stewart
Collect.
Iva Hodgins, a past district
president, installed the 1981-
82 officers as follows: Past -
president and district
director - Mrs. Thomas
Emery, Sr.; President - Mrs.
Glen Haskett; Vice-
president - Mrs. R.R.
Crozier; Secretary & P.R.O.
- Mrs. Wm Froats;
Treasurer - Mrs. James
Lockyer; Branch directors -
Mrs. S. Revington and Mrs.
C. Robb; Conveners of
standing committees
agriculture and Canadian
industries - Mrs. Robb;
Citizenship and world affairs
and resolutions - Mrs.
Revington; Educational and
Cultural activities - Mrs.
Crozier.
Family and consumer
affairs - Mrs. Alan Hodgins;
Curator, Tweedsmuir
History - Mrs. M.H.
Hodgins; Sick and sunshine
secretary - Mrs. Cecil Neil;
Tel. committee - Mrs. F.
Pruss, Mrs. Neil and Mrs.
M.H. Hodgins; Nominating
committee - Mrs. Crozier
and Mrs. Emery. Mini -flea
market convener Mrs.
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Pruss and Auditor - Mrs.
Harry Wraith.
The President's Pin,
belonging years ago to the
mother of Lina Abbott and a
Charter Member, was
presented to the incoming
president by Mrs. Emery
and that of Mrs. Les
McGuffin will be worn by the
Secretary.
A new member, Mrs. Jim
Robertson, (Flora) was
welcomed to the group. The
roll call was "A Mistake I've
made in Past Years" which
caused considerable hilarity.
The motto "To err is human -
and sometimes its the best
thing that could happen to
you!" taken from a book
"Keys to Happiness'$, 'was
given by Iva Hodgins,
Curator.
Letters of thanks were
read from Wallace McLay
regarding the flag presented
to Donna Walker's grade 3-4
class and from John Jury of
the Canadian Red Cross,
regarding the Blood Donor
Clinic.
United church
As members and friends
entered the Sanctuary for
the service at Lucan United
Church, Sunday, they were
welcomed by Helen and Bob
Patterson who were joined
by their son and daughter,
Leslie and Linda in receiving
the offering.
Piano selections of
familiar old hymns were
played by Janey Robertson
as a prelude to the service.
The service was prepared
and presented by members
of the Mission & Service
Committee with special
emphasis on the World
Development and Relief
Fund which is in urgent need
of our support.
Rev. Keith Brown con-
ducted the service, with
Mabel Froats leading in a
Prayer Litany, Sharon
Newman reading the lesson
and Marjorie Park, com-
mittee chairperson, giving a
very brief resume of the Live
Love Projects of the Charge
and introducing the special
speaker, Rev James
Somerville, Director of
Compassion Canada, and
Ass't Minister at King Street
United Church, London.
Prior to the message,
Barbara Bannerman told a
children's story of "The
Flying Chicken", a
missionary story in
precommunist China.
Mr. Sommerville,
speaking from Phillippians
3:10 said that the Gospel
begins with personal com-
mitment to "know Christ",
thus receiving the gift of the
Holy Spirit in our lives.
Sharon Newman gave the
M & S fund report which
stands at 33 percent. We
must try to be more
dedicated in our sharing of
God's riches to us and bring
it over the 50 percent by the
end of June.
An offeratory solo "My
Task" was sung by Rev.
Keith Brown and the choir
sang the mission anthem "So
Send I You," with Helen
Stanley at the organ.
The 119th anniversary of
the Lucan Church will be
celebrated Sunday, June 7,
at 11:15 with Rev Wes Oke of
King Street United Church,
London, as guest speaker.
Mark this on your calendar
now and plan to celebrate
with us.
QUILTING DAY
Those taking the quilting
course, through the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Home Economics
Branch, during recent weeks
from London and area held
their Summary Day at St.
Patrick's Church Parish
Hall, Dundas Street East. It
was a most interesting and
worthwhile afternoon as 14
groups displayed their
handiwork.
While many articles were
similar there were also
many which showed the
creativity of those making
them, and the Home
Economist, Grace Bird,
pointed these out for special
notice. Among them was a
crib quilt made by Elsie
Kraft of the local group.
The very interesting
speakers were Lu Farnell
and Willi Powell from
Quilter's Supply, Hyde Park.
The local teachers were Iola
Goring and Bernice Lockyer
of the Lucan W.I.
GRADUATES
Janey Robertson,
daughter of Jim and Flora
Robertson has received her
certificate for elementary
teaching of Grades Kin-
dergarten to 6 from
Dalhousie University in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. Janey
has made application to
School Boards across
Canada and is hopeful of
being one of the successful
candidates. We are too,
Janey, good luck.
The 810 donation toward
prizes for the Education Fair
was approved and will be
presented by the P.R.O. at a
designated time.
A sincere vote of thanks
was given to Iola Goring and
Bernice Lockyer, the in-
structors in the recent quilt
course.
Voting delegates attending
the District Annual held in
Poplar Hill Baptist Church
on Tuesday, were President
Isobel Haskett, District
director Vina Emery,
Member -at -large and
representative to Family &
Children's Services,
Margery Crozier. Iva M.
Hodgins was also among the
-delegates as Curator of the
North Middlesex Tweed-
smuir History Book.
Reta Robb, representative
to the Federation of
Agriculture for North -
Middlesex District was
unable to be present but sent
her report which was read by
Mas Haskett. Mrs. Emery
gave the courtesies at the
lovely luncheon provided by
members of the North Lobo
Branch who were the
hostesses for the day.
TOP LUCAN MINORS — Individual trophies were presented to the most valuable and
most improved players at the recent Lucan minor hockey banquet. From the left are Lan
Craig, Mike Arts, Lawrence Pocock and Michael Damen. T -A photo
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Revival Centre
Sunday morning Rev Ray
Brewster introduced Rev
Richard Simpson, from
World Vision. Rev Simpson
talked of Jesus feeding the
5,000 with 5 loaves and 2 fish,
with 12 basketsfull left over.
He told that one quarter of
earth's people do not have
enough to eat. World Vision
gives out Love Loaves for
people to fill with money
which goes toward helping
feed hungry people overseas.
The Love Loaves given to
Lucan Revival Centre
members were brought to
Rev. Simpson. This time all
the money collected in them
will go to help build a school
in Haiti where there is none.
Usually 40 percent of the
money collected goes to
World Vision for feeding the
hungry, while 60 percent
goons toward the church's
mission. Rev Simpson said
that 819.00 a month feeds,
clothes and buys school
supplies for a child for one
month.
Three years ago World
Vision learned of a tuber-
culosis outbreak in Haiti.
Scores of doctors and nurses
went at their own expense to
inoculate children with
vaccine supplied by World
Vision.
SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JUNE 2
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Haiti is the world's poorest
country. The minimum wage
is $2.50 a day. Because of this
several people from Lucan
Revival Centre are going to
help build this school in Haiti
so children can learn.
At the evening service Rev
Ray Brewster spoke from
Matthew 6:33-34 and 7:1-6,
and Luke 6:36-45 on the
dangers of judging.
We cannot expect God to
give to us if we violate God's
principles by judging,
condemning, not forgiving,
not giving. When we do not
judge or condemn, when we
forgive and when we give to
others, then we can expect
God to give to us as we give
to others.
Upcoming events
The annual Sunday School
picnic will be held Saturday
June 13 at 1 p.m. in Market
Square Park, Lucan.
Blossom Tea will be held
this Wednesday evening,
May 27 at 7:30 p.m., at Lucan
Revival Centre. All ladies
are invited. Guest speaker is
to be Mrs. JanaLyn
Rutledge.
100 Huntley Street bus tour
is to be May 28-29. Phone
Mrs. Cathy Mason, at the
Church for details.
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