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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-08-19, Page 21A PRIZE WINNER — Vicki MacDonald paraded as a Hawaiian girl in Sunday's Lucan Fair parade and was judged best in the clown division. T -A photo Boy loses wallet Accident damages high Five accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police with damages totalling $14,700. Constable Marshall set damages at $5,800 at 10:50 p.m. Saturday when vehicles driven by John Morgan and Ronald McFarquhar, both of London were incollision on Highway 4, north of Birr. The vehicle driven by McFarquhar continued on after the crash. He was apprehended later and charged with failing to remain at the scene of an accident. At 2:30 a.m. Sunday vehicles driven by Robert Cornish, RR 2, Ailsa Craig and Brent Cumberley, RR 7, St. Marys collided on County road 47. Constable Marshall listed damages at $1,000. The same day at 2:30 p.m. vehicles driven by John Elliott, RR 3, Ilderton and James Frisk, Owen Sound were in collision at the in- tersection of Highbury avenue and County road 16. Damages were set at $3,500 by Constable Goldschmidt. Three persons were taken to University Hospital, London as the result of an accident at 6 p.m. Friday on Highway 4 at Clandeboye. Drivers Amandio Gan - dares, London and Deborah Mero, Strathroy and a passenger in the Gandares vehicle Rienaldo Figuiera, also of London were treated at hospital. Constable W.T. Hodgins estimated damages at $3,000. A motorcycle and a Honda car were damaged when they were struck by an unknown vehicle at 11:45 p.m. Saturday in a private driveway at Lot 10 Con- cession 10 of London township. Constable Gold- schmidt set damages at $1400. A red wallet containing cash and identification in the name of Gordon James Collins, aged 11 found at the Lucan Fair Friday night. Anyone knowing the ad- dress of the boy is asked to call the Lucan OPP detach- ment at 227-4423. Revival Centre Sunday morning William Davies opened the service reading Psalm 144:15 stressing "Happy are the people whose God is the Lord". Joan Cochrane, playing her guitar, sang, "Hail to the King". Mr. Davis introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Cliff William, from Rochester, N.Y., who spoke from Psalm 91: 1-2 and 9-10. "We need to abide with God, as He is our dwelling place," said Mr. Williams. We abide with God on a daily basis, by God's grace. God's covering is there whenever we need it, protecting us from the enemy, the devil. God has given us homestead rights, when we are born again. Do we use all our strength when satan attacks us ? Only as we ask God to help us can we have all the strength we need to help us. RAGGEDY ANN WAS THERE — Abby Bates appeared as Raggedy Ann in Sunday's Lucan Fair parade. With her is Wendy Gwalchmai. T -A photo A THIRSTY PARADER — Kim Siroen drinks from a baby's bottle during Sunday's Lucan Fair parade. Included in the entry were Anthony and Ron Siroen. T -A photo ***************** T CRANE SERVICE — W.H. Battram & Sons, Ltd. t 294.6893 — 294.6303 ****************** PARKHILL AND DISTRICT 25 Ton Mobile Grove 92 Foot Boom — 24 Foot Jib COUNTRT CRAFTS • 4 BUYING A COWBOY HAT - Lynn Servant helps Brenda Frampton try on a cowboy hat at the lucan Fair Friday night. TA photo Sunday evening Marlene Thornton sang "Holy Spirit" at the start of the service, William Davis read John 16:13-15 telling us that the Holy Spirit shows us the truth of God. Rev. Williams ministered again speaking from Mark 11:1-11. As Jesus selected the colt that had never been ridden, so He wants us just as we are. Jesus sent two disciples on this mission. He still sends two on missions, as one can be us, the other Holy Spirit. God needs us to witness before people so they could be loosed from sin, to turn to God. It takes faith to walk with God after one is loosed from sin. The disciples covered the donkey with garmets, while God covers us with His righteousness and others then see God in us. Once we turn to God, we must let Him choose the gifts of ministry He wishes to give us, to begin to obey the Lord, to do what He says, without fear. Anglican The 9th Sunday after Trinity was celebrated with a service of the Eucharist at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. The Collect for this day, says frequently and firmly that spirituality is an ongoing daily process. For the most part it is a matter of living through countless moments of the ordinary. In each moment we make choices. We must act, but we are never, stir* whether we have acted rightly. , The- total4wfi; life into which on and action fit cannot be known to us at the time. Therefore; we have to commit our thinking and doing to God, and ask to be enabled to develop the kind of spiritual instinct by which we can discern what he wills in a situation. Paula Hodgins sang a solo entitled "Friends are like Flowers" accompanied by Beaulah Hardy on the organ. Rev. Pocock based his Homily on the Gospel for the Day taken from Matthew 15:21-28. God's mercy is open to all people - those who have chosen to remain outside the Church as well as those who are faithful. It is very important to become a part of a Christian Community in our choice of being the people of God, because a great respon- sibility is given to us. We are to pass on the message of God's love and mercy to all mankind. Worship continues at 9 a.m. for the month of August. LIONS ASSIST SCOUTS --- The Luton Lions club recently donated some camping eauip ment to the Lucan Scouting groups. Past lions president Fronk Von Praet is shown with Beavers Billy and Peter Vickery. T -A photo FAIR CHAIRMAN IN PARADE — Lucan Lions president Jack Ryon was chairman of the 1981 Lucan Fair. Above, the chairman and his wife Shirley ride in the fair parade with Brent and Ryan Herbert. , T -A photo PARADE BIKERS parade with their Mould - - Participating in Sunday's Lucan Fair bicycles were Kristine Finloyson and Julie T -A photo Up to 30 30% off all String & Wire Art 10% off Everything else in our store hurry in and take advantage of these many Super Savings COUNTRY CRAFTS andTHINGS 1 7 ; Mcrmn, Lucan 227-4033 CLOSED MONDAYS � .. tVe FAIR CLOWNS -- Two of the many youngsters participating in Sunday's lucan Fair parade were Audrey Annis and Tracey Kwasnicki. T•A photo SKATING PAR AIMS — Carol Manders, Terri McRoberts, Diane Wott and Evelyn Vonden Minnen participated in Sunday's Luton Fair parade on roller skates 1 A photo Four wins in soccer Lucan minor soccer teams scored four victories in seven starts in distict league play this week. Katherine Devaeminck scored the only goal as the Lucan senior girls blanked seaforth 1-0. The atom girls edged London Stoneybrook 1-0 as Lisa DeBoer booted the only goal. Lester Arts kicked home four goals to lead the pee wee all stars to a 7-1 win over Oakridge of London. Brent Martin fired two goals and Richard Engel - added a single score. Scott Finlayson notched both goals as the Lucan mosquitoes stopped Exeter by a 2-0 score and Steven Nixon was the only marksman as the Lucan atoms were held 1-1 tie by Ilderton. In squirt action. the Lucan Kickers lost 4-0 to Grand Bend and the Celtics lost 5-0 10 Ailsa Craig. August 19, 1981 Page 21 Astros close to second spot The Lucan Astros moved closer to clinching second place in the Southwestern men "s fastball league by posting a win over West Corners and Nairn last week Tuesday night, Rick Freeman tossed a two -hitter enabling the Astros to defeat West Corners by a score of 12-3 Freeman also helped his own cause by con- tributing four hits and scor- ing four runs. Scott McNair and Kevin Gilmour each had three hits. Before playing Nlairn on Sunday. the Astros played Ailsa Craig and fell victims to a 6-4 setback. Scott McNair led Lucan with three hits and Gary Maslen had two hits. Sunday night, Rick Freeman hurled a no-hitter, pitching to only 23 batters, nine of them strikeouts, in leading the Astros to a 6-0 victory over Nairn. Kevin Gilmour and Paul Wraith had two hits apiece. Both players each had two run homers. The Astros have now com- piled an 18-9 record with just three games remaining. They play in Lucan Thurs- day night at 9 p.m. and return to Lucan for the final regular season game of the year with Ilderton Sunday night. Game time is 7:00 p.m. Don't forget that the playoffs start Tuesday August 28. Also. the all star game is scheduled for Fri- day night at 8:00 p.m. in Lucan. The Lucan Irish have four players selected, including Kevin Windsor. Kevin Light- foot. Randy Kraul and Bob Smith. The Astros have Scott McNair. Kevin Gilmour and Rick Freeman on the team. Speaking of the Irish. con-, gratulations are in order - • their first place with a 23-5 record to date. rAILSA CRAIG REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general form supply Ph 293-3502 or come in to see us of 109 Main St. AIISA CRAIG E.J. STEELE DENTURE THERAPY GUMC STRATHROY 62 FRONT ST. 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