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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-11, Page 30Page I4A 41. Times -Advocate, November 11, 1981 PUMPKIN SELLERS - Vicki McDonald, Leanne Sovereign and Lisa Van Geel were busy Saturday afternoon with their wagons selling pumpkins along Lucan's Main street.T-A photo Halloween theme RevivalCentre choirs sing Sunday morning Mrs. Marlene Thornton sang with Mrs. Lorraine Armitage "Do You Know My Jesus?" Rev. Cliff Williams read Job 38:1-3 showing that God talks to us on a personal basis. In Isaiah :33:14-16 it shows tilt teaching. of the Bible is going to supply us with what God has designed for the church. The world says its religion is better than the Christian's because it is in- tellectual. capable of being explained. Sunday evening Rev. Cliff Williams read from Exodus telling of the time God com- missioned Moses to lead the Israeli tesoutof Egypt. Moses spent 40 years leading sheep in the desert.monotonously- day after day the same. Then one day a common desert hush burned. but was not consumed. This was something quite different. God likes to take common people and transform them by His power. making them new people in Jesus Christ. Upcoming events December 6. Sunday even- ing. 7 p.m. will be the Christ- mas story told by the Sunday School of Lucan Revival Centre Sunday November 15. Rev. and Mrs Sam Learning will minister in both services. Anglican Church news The congregation of Holy Trinity Anglican Church welcomed the members and friends of the Lucan Branch 540 of the Royal Canadian Legion and the members of the Mocha Legion of Honour on this their annual Remem- brance I)av Sunday. The Old Testament lesson was read by Ken Wood. and the New Testament lesson by Sid Daley. The Gospel was read by Rev. Ted Brian. a close friend of the Rector. The junior and senior choirs joined together in singing the anthem. "I vow to thee my country.' Soloist. Lori Noyes. sang the Legion Hymn. "1 Wonder". In his message. Rev. Pocock. challenged all to ex- amine their lives here on earth. in light of the Kingdom beyond this earthly life A faithful heart will lead the soul to eternal peace. After the blessing, the colour party recieved the colours and the National Anthem was sung. Upcoming events Tonight Wednesday, Great Chaptermeeting, 8 p.m., St. John's Strathroy. Tomorrow Thursday junior choir prac- tice after school in Parish Hall. November 21, Fall Svncd of Diocese of Huron, Althouse College, London - Lav delegates please take note. Legion lays wreaths The annual "Wreath Lay- ing Ceremony.' sponsored by Legion Branch 540 was held at the Cenotaph Sunday. following morning worship at all churches. Rev Bruce Pocock. Legion Padre. led in prayer followed by the wreath lav - YOUTH MEET Members of the Lucan Youth Group met at Holy Trinity :Anglican Church Sunday evening. November 8 to finalize plans for their roller skating party this Saturday. November 14. They will meet at the home of Barb Bannerman at 7 p m The next regular meeting will be on November 22 at 7 30 at Holy Trinl+y Anglican Church ing. as follows: Province of Ontario. Ken Wood; Village of Lucan. Reeve Ivan Hearn: Biddulph Township, Reeve Wilson Hodgins; Legion. President Ken Wood: Mocha Legion of Honour. Wayne Burr; Unknown Soldier. Sid Daley; Ladies' Auxiliary. Nancy Chapman: St. Patrick's School. Father J. Finn; Lucan Businessmen. Bill Froats: Lions Club. Pres. Jack Ryan: Lucan Volunteer Fire Dept.. Chief Wes Hickson. and Irving Lodge, John Moon. Rev Keith Brown led in prayer and Father Finn pronounced the bendeniction. Following the ceremony refreshments were served in the hall. by members of the Auxiliary Make it you and SK1-DOO together! 9 Harold Elder prr:)..0e . . S :.';S 'JrirJ i Your new SKI -D00 dealer. ELDER ENTERPRISES Located 1 mile west and 1 mile south of IfensaJl offering you the benefit of 14 years snowmobile experience Factory Trained Mechanics Open 9 to 9 ELDER ENTERPRISES' SAI F S & Sf HI '-f DIAL 262-6142 HFNSAIL ONT , skidoo Biddulph-Lucan at museum The 60 members of the Kindergarten classes had a super time when they visited the London Children's Museum on October 9 and 15, where the theme was, of course. "Hallowe'en". They were shown a film strip, told a story. then dressed up and applied make-up as per story. did crafts and then the story was retold. Marguerite McRoberts' Grade 1 class enjoyed a visit to Crunican's Orchards on October 7 in connection with their study on "Edible Plants " On November 3rd, they went on a walking tour to see different types of homes and building materials for the Unit on "Families and Their Homes' The creative playground was opened officially and presented to the Middlesex County Board. October 8. Trustees speaking on behalf of the Board were chairman Howard McLean and Fred Dobbs Irene Lynn, who is known to many Lucan and Biddulph parents. was also present. Your Home and School Association played a major role in having this new equipment erected and in ad- dition to all those who were involved, a special "thank you" is extended to Concrete Pipe Co., London Corbett and Young Inc. Lucan, Langford Lumber and Builders' Supplies, Ltd., Lucan. The Employees of the Village of Lucan works Dept. Lucan Farm Equip- ment. Lucan Small Engine Repairs and Spriet Associates, London. Thirty-three members of the cross country team attended several invitational meets this fall and Alan Richard, came in second at the East Williams meet. receiving a Silver Medallion at the Cross Country Finals held on October 28 at Longwood Conservation Area. where approx. 800 runners took part. Biddulph students were in the top ten of their various age groups each winning a medallion. They were Mike Radcliffe. Dianna Watt, and Valerie Fretz. Congratulations. The girls' soccer team played well in the tourna- ment with six other teams at the Biddulph School playing field and the boys' tourna- ment held at Stronach Park resulted in the local team placing first among the six schools participating. Hallowe'en was celebrated at both schools with Grade 4 and 5 enjoying games and a social time at noon on 'Thursday, October 29 and grades 6,7 and 8 held a "sock hop" during the P.E. ,period the same day. All students at the Lucan Bldg. took part in a "Hallowe'en Experience" October 30. when they rotated, each 10 or 15 minutes. to various rooms where they enjoyed story - time. a haunted house with "witches brew". rhythmics, music. making up their faces. gym activities and snacks. Crooked Hems 4-H Club meets The "Crooked Hems" 4-H Homemakers club held its seventh meeting at the Straatman home on Thurs- day evening. November 5. Members participated in a game which reviewed the techniques learned during the club. The skit for Achievement Day was discussed and a meeting to plan this skit will be held on November 16 at 7 p.mat the home of Rosemary Giesen. Members are to have their garments and books com- pleted for November 20. Members of the "Calico Cats" 4-H club held their 6th meeting on Thursday November 5 at the home of Vicki McDonald with Debbie 'Manders as rotating Secretary. Leader Mae Paton discussed the various types of vests and how to line a vest using a sample. She also touched briefly on lining a skirt. Leader Donna Thompson demonstrated how to apply bias tape as an edge finish, using a sample pocket. This club will also have an exhibit for the Achievement Day and plans were started in this connection. Members worked on their hook covers for the balance of the meeting. The club will hold its seventh meeting on November 12 at 7 p.m. at the home of Lisa Kraft. Bowling Tuesday Juniors - Michael Cannon 223, Dawn Reid 197, Peter Bates 191, Craig Burgess 186, Mike Heath 175, Todd Vance 174, Rod Johnston 165, Cherie Evans 162, Ian Craig 160, Mike Radcliffe 157. Colleen's - Lorna Harrison 230846, Mary Van Geel 212- 600, Val Neil 241, Nola Lewis 240, Diane Rummel 236, Norah Cowey 238, Pat Bloxam 214, Joan Gwalch- mae 220, Helen Hearn 214, Laurie Bartlett 212. Medway - Cal Carmichael 228-603, Eileen Moir 218-602, Peter DenOtter 208, Doris Loft 204, Stu McLennan 202, Norm Wyatt 201. Senior Cltl:ens - Maurice McDonald 196, Alf Riley 183, John Park 153, Muriel Cobleigh 154, Frank DeBlock 144. Wednesday Bantams - Karen Leger 160, Wendy Gwalchmai 148, Noelle DeGraw 131, Stephen Yule 119, Paul Acres. 114, Tim Miller 114, Shelly Johnston 110, Mike Miller 110, Aimee Broderick 103. 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