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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-20, Page 15HIGHEST LEGION AWARD -Jim Simpson of the Lucan Branch of .the Royal Canadian Legion received a Meri- torious Medal,. Sunday. It is the highest award presented to a Legion member. From the left are Canadian Com- mand vice-president BM Smith;_ District 'A' Commander George Blandford,. Lucan president Gayle Riley, Jim Simp- son, Zone A5 Commander Terry Titus and -District Deputy Commander Norm White. Craig Keenagers going strong AILSA CRAIG - Summers are time for slowing down, - just like old age, right?? Wrongt.on both count: The Ailsa Craig Keenagers don't slow down much and the last six weeks have been full of fun and wonderful adventure. The first excitement was the re- plies we received from our Opening Day balloons.' The first three were from Ohio, as farsouth as Colum- bus. We thought that was great! A few came from the Chatham -Lake St. Clair region. Angela McCal- lum and Victoria- Stubbs sent' in their finds and than "we received a real surprise! One of our green balloon; must have found a jet air stream, for' it was found in Blacksburg Virginia on June. 4, the day after it was re- leased! Get out your atlas and you'll find Blacksburg near Roa- noke close to the. North Carolina border. That's,almost 500 miles' Since June •is a popular wedding month, we celebrated by.bringing in our wedding pictures. We even had a 60 yrcar old wedding dress; beauti- fully kept. Of course that got us sharing how we met our spouses. They ranged all the was from see- ing him across the room.and know- ing that's he's the one you. want to marry, to answering ads in the pa-. • -e11tUrl -s♦ per,. to the encounter with the big- bang - bumping heals in the swimming pool! Then we had those who got everything they or- dered - right down to dry skin and no. holes in his socks! 11 you want names; you'li have- to come and join- us. We have armchair travels to Brazil with John Bender, Australia and - Ncw Zealand .With Helen Loft and China with Evelyn McNaughton. Several times the van got us out • of our chairs. First. to East Wil liams School for a fantastic skip- ing and gymnastics demonstration. Anyone over i8 won't believe the things those -kids did with skipping ropes! We were really impressed. At Revival Centre Times -Advocate, July 20, 1988 . Page 15 Guest missionary speaks in Lucan LUCAN-- Monday .evening Rev. -Roger -Mason conducted the service • at the Lucan Revival Centre. Rev. Kay -Brewster, guest Missions speaker, told in Bangkok at a Budd-_ tilt temple people bought little slips of gold to. place on the Buddha The Keenagers and the E.\\'i1S fourth grade have been writing ea; h other pen pal letters, 50 on the • cntecnth of June, -we took 11, •„ late cake "letter" enol visite.! th.e Class. - We have pictorial proof of. thesuccess of OUT visit, including- Clarence- winding up his pit,..hip12. anp.antl Harold, posed to hit a hone r.un. The -class member: w:cn: in- - credibly helpful, enthusiastic ail;! mannerly. Mr. Smy.e. must hay c had the cream. of the -crop last tern!' Advice has been garnered from a . - nutritionist and O.I':P.- Constable McDonald. \Vc've had dinner out. been showered along; Niall the roes... toured Lobo's road and subdivisions, shared. pic tures of .dear old dad, fa- • hioncd art from !read dough, .quilled- paper with Joanne Pent,tiost. • an&ccl4brated Canada. Day. with -;t__ wiener roast and salads at Ruth's !ann. Slow down for the summer? Not on your 'life! \Vc're • Ilai•ini coo much fun. CAMP PROJECT - Laura Duskocy (left), Lisa Hardy, and Allison Hod- gins, all from Lucan, prepare a project on nutrition of milk at AgVenture camp held at CCAT. Five Lucan OPP mishaps .LUCAN - During; the eek of July 10-17 Ontario i'ro\ Mesal Po- licy in Lucan investigated live mo- tor vchicic accidetits:'-!'here was one person killed and -two! person: received major injuries. Friday, July 15, a vchicic operat- ed by Josephine Clubh of ()oilfield collided with a second vehicle oper- ated by Dale Allen of R.R. I, Esct-' cr at the intersection of Concession 13. and 24-25 Sideroad of London Township. Cluhb rccci,vcd major injuries and Allen received minimal injuries. . -The next day a vehicle operated t... -b3+' 4crvin-Cannon Of !Merton southbound on the 11ydc Park Si,1e • road when it skidded, entered the west ditch and rolled over. C'annonl received minor injuries.. - Sunday, a vchicic operated h% Kenneth Kempen, R.R. 3 Lucan. collided with a second Vehicle oper- ated -by Wilma Vandcnhoomcn of • London at County Road 24 and Concession 2 McGillivray Town- ship. Kcmpcn received fatal inju- • ries and Vandcnhoomcn received Major injuries. • O.P.P. officers investigated 38 general occurrences over this_ period - of time including- reports of theft under S 1(XX) and assault. HOT WATER... CLEANING POWER... FREE DEMONSTRATION Karcher makes its own hot water for just pennies. ` and cleans 100% faster... You pick out one of your toughest cleaning problems and we will See • YES.... We Do Lease us at the Pork Congress, June 21, 22, 23 Don't buy unless you give a Karcher a try! w HURON TRACTOR Exeter, Ontario (519) 235-1115 Karcher Hotline 1-800-265-4268 Free Demo Contact: Don Boyes fl as a prayer request. `1'c don't h;tve. to buy anything to .pray to -God. ' Rev. Brewster ministered from 11 Chronicles 29-:1-10,- and 11 Kings - 18:1 -7, the story of 'the greatest re- vival in Jewish history. . Pieter Schinkleshoek led the rvWIi�3Ke'�'�*� r - +a� ; r .ir e_ 1, Jiii�t.,ivf`l�a r CLOWN IN PARADE - Hoboe the clown rode with Irene, the Shady -Pines Campgrourrds hostess in Saturday's parade at Gala Days in Ailsa Craig. • SANTA VIST GALA .DAYS -.Kyle Warrgn poses on Santa's knee prior to Saturday's parade at Gala Days in Ailsa Craig. Accompanying Santa is Betty Wray. YOU DESERVE .. . Tuesday evening song service: - Rev. Ray Brewster, guest Missions speaker, said 16,(X)0 groups of peo- -plc of different dialects,• have •nnt heard the gospel. . • Rcv. Brewster said it was hard toi • (cave Lucan.. to go to the • mission field of Haiti, but he was glad he obeyed God's calling:. Now he is Mission Superintcndcut.for Asia for Pentecostal Holiness Church. Be •- cause .the cities have major popula tion overseas,' tic Missions work is opening up churches in• every city they can. Rcv. Brewster and his wife Becky `Brewster sang People • Need theord. RogerR Rev. Mason conducted tate - Sunday morning service. N1r. Dan Wuerch 'played the piano for .the worship in song.: Mrs. Tina Sum,: ner.said um- - ner.said there were 1! children who drew.phstcrs for the Vacation Bible School. She then presented prize.s to these children. While Air. Vale Bend played his guitar, his wife Jane sang Sweet Adoration. Pieter Schinklcshoek read Ezekiel 33:.1-9, saving he feels God has called him to be.a.watchman.. Schinklcshoek, from Matthew 18:1-6, spoke on it being hard to, hunibtc. "Jesus' disciples asked Hinl who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. People exalt themselves • - to bl: the hest in what they do, even . to being the best Christian in hem - en. Christians can•hc selfish about their faith and their ability in Chris- tian .fixing. - But God knows our heaftti. S.,nd;ty evening i'ieter .Schinklc- shoock conducted ,the son;; service. • accompanied by Dan \\'ucrch play • - ing: the piano. Rev. Roger Mason, from Luke 17:14, spoke concerning the key to a child's heart. Here Jesus is warn- • ing on offendinga child. t'pcoming Events . July 31 Special guest is David - Mo:iard, the supervisor.of llcbron lain.. - August 8 to 12 is the Lucan Community \'a,atiun t?ihlc School. �� AUTO REPAIR SAFE T BRAKE AND MUFFLER Lifetime Muffler Installed $39.95 (most cars) 235-2277 * Fast Unloading * Accurate Grades * Competitive Prices * Quick Settlements FOR YOUR 88 WHEAT CROP This year deli car your crop to the W.G. Thompson & ins Elevator nearest you! Home of Augusta Seed Wheat" 11— Seaforth 345-2545 Pt. Albert 529-7901 Nensall 262-2527 Ailsa Crag 293-3223 Mitchell 348-8433 Granton 225-2360