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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-20, Page 12• Pug* 12 times -Advocate, January 20, 1912 HEMMING HOW TO'S — Demonstrating 'Hemming How To's' at Tuesday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Night at Parkhill were Bonnie and Catherine Lynn of the Clandeboye 11 club. „ T -A photo Skit presented UCW hear about mission projects e cts . An inspiring worship ser- Shirley Ryan, Office Nurse, Middlesex Presbyterian are welcome. vice led by Kit Hearn of the Sandra, Munro, and patients annual meeting is to be held A request was made for a Friendship Unit opened the Phyllis Brady, Barb Gibson, at Wesley -Knox U.C., Lon- new team captain' for the first meeting for 1982 of the Beth Cowdrey, Ruth Butler, don February 11 on the U.C,W. area of the village Lucan United Church Ann Holden and Beth Miller. theme "Come as a Child." for the Cancer campaign. Women. Www eassdsayy even-bA report on "The County Plyease call 227-4674, for Iva Hodgins, long time cap - Beth Cowdrey and Jane Match" transportation. tain. explained the duties Forster. Linda Froats announced and Phyllis Brady The Mission and Service the "Let's Talk, Ladies" volunteered to take on this Projects were presented by Service program in the Leprechaun most rewarding project. The the World Outreach Com- tan room at the arena, President closed the mitten Jane Forster and tomorrow evening, Thurs- meeting with prayer and a Judy Campbell •and include day at 7:30 with a special lovely lunch was provided by Rev. Gonzalo and Elena speaker and special music. Mabel Froats and Verna Ib - Cruz. Costa Rico: Miss All women of the community bitson of the Dorcas Unit. Lillias Brown Indorp India; Hospital Teaching Chaplain- cy at University Hospital which is also involved at Vic - Churches at the Plowing committed was given by Iva Hodgins, infor- ming those present of plans to date, and asking for assistance in various fields of endeavour. During the business meeting, chaired by Presi- dent Shirley Ryan, the need for accommodation, during the week of the plowing match, was stressed. Anto share toria and St. Joseph's heirne inhome hshould phone Hospitals and finally Justice Mrs. Ken Lyons, 225-2152, as for Children program, soon as possible. Toronto. The budget for 1982 was A letter was read from the presented and approved with Cruz family, by Marjorie one addition, a Library Park, which she translated maintenance fund. from French, and a card The World Day of Prayer from the Harders in Japan was announced to be held in by Jean Brown, the latter the United Church Friday, family being a 1980-81 pro- March 5. likely in the even- ing. The committee was ap- proved for the "Learning for Lent" series March 10,1731 and April 7. A spring supper will be siuver . sticks held in the Community Cen- tre. Thursday, May 13 from 5 to 7 p.m. ject. Letters were written to them in December. A very humorous skit, but one with many _searching points, was presented by members of the Friendship Unit. "Drs." Marguerite McRoberts and Dorothy Dedells, U.C.W. Pres., Local funeral home gets accreditation A release from Associated Funeral Directors Service, International with head- quarters in Tampa, Florida, announced that C. Haskett and Son has been selected and approved as the representative firm in Lucan. Bantams win r Furniture Refinishing FREE ESTIMATES Quality Workmanship 227-1700 (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) 2 miles west of Elginfield on Hwy. 7 Meadowcrest Res. Inc. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" •FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE • VACUUM CLEANERS - (Sales & Service to Most Makes) •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS For Farm Il business •SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES •MOFFAT APPLIANCES •INSECT LIGHTS & FLY KILLING UNITS •GIFTS •MANY OTHER ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 982-7103 SPECIAL M"" 7,95 Spy, Ida Rd, Mutsu, Red and Golden Delicious also available at regular prices CRUNICAN BROS. 2 km. south of Elginfield on Hwy. 4 Winter 1982 A Intro. to Calligraphy A Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation • Computers 8 How To Use Them A Estate Planning • Judo for Adults & Children c Ladies fitness 8 Dance • Understanding Canadian Law • Understanding Commodity Futures Market (Medway High School, • Understanding Commodity Futures Market (Plover Mills School, T c Understanding Commodity futures Market. • ✓gilding A •.JIvieh k$,.ol, sower • Moor Nyh Sdr..l, Aaw AFDS, as the organization is known, is international in scope with a membership of more than 2,500 leading •furneral firms: Only outstan- ding funeral homes .throughout the world are in- vited to membership. Professional -standing,- business policies and records of community ser- vice must be exceptional for . selection and sustained membership which The Lucan bantams played represents a signal honor in in the Silver Stick Tourna- the funeral service field. The ment in Watford Saturday basic purpose of AFDS is to and Sunday in the B-3 divi- assure high standards of ser- sion. vice at reasonable cost. Playing against Alvinston Membership enables a Saturday morning they won firm to give the community 10.3 and in the evening better and broader service against Watford won 7-1. because of its affiliation Sunday morning they out- with responsible funeral played Thamesford 7-4 win- firms in all parts of the ning their silver sticks, but world: The C. Haskett and Sunday evening when they Son Funeral Home has stepped up to B-2 they lost to received the highest of com- Parkhill, by a 10 to 1 score. mendations since 1960. for Congratulations in winning their years of continous ser - in your own division boys, vice and association with the we are proud of you. group. Damages reach $9,000 . OPPinvestigate eight district accidents Hodgins, Denfield lett the roadway of Concession 14 In London township west of the Ilderton sideroad and struck a hydro pole. Constable J.A. Wilson listed damages at 1700. Vehicles driven by Gary Vanderhoek, RR 1, Lucan and William Noble, London Officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police detach- ment at Lucan investigated eight accidents this week with damages totalling 19,- 025. No serious injureis were reported. Monday at 10:30 p.m. a vehicle driven by Brian Churchcornmjtt4 plans dor match The County Churches at Lucan arena, Sunday even - the plowing match monthly i n g , September 26. committee meeting was held "Massed" choirs was at Erskine United Church suggested in order to involve many churches in the coun- ty. plus a group of singers to present a special musical ministry. Talent is being sought for the intermittent programs Tuesday to Saturday, in- clusive. If you know of per- sons or small groups who could make themselves available during the day, please call 472-3117, 227-4703, or 472-1306. The next monthly meeting will be held Tuesday even- ing. February 8 at 8 p.m. in Ilderton United Church. It is important that every Church in Middlesex County be represented. Tuesday evening, with Rev. Jack Thompson acting as host. . Rev. Bruce Pocock, chair- man, led in a brief devotional and voiced his disappointment that the committee chairman for the 1980 International Plowing Match in Oxford County were unable to attend because of the weather con- ditions. One of the Fanshawe Fine Arts classes is working on a Logo on the theme, "The Seed - Our Hope" and three judges were suggested, to choose the most appropriate one for our purposes. The logo has been promised for the end of January, and will be used on all materials,e.g. the Church Bulletin, In- troductory hand-outs, name tags. etc. Stuart Robb, 525 East Mlle Road. London, agreed to be co-chairman for this com- mittee and this is much ap- preciated. The Lucan Ministerial is meeting soon to get plans un- derway for the Ecumenical service to be held in the Magician for • Sunday School Next Sunday, January. 24 something very exciting is United Church Holy Communion was celebrated by the Rev. Keith Brown at Lucan United Church Sunday morning and a communion anthem "In Remembrance of Me" was sung by the choir. A "minute talk" was given by Sharon Newman who told of the work done at Em- manuel House, St. John's Nfld. which is supported, in part, by the Mission and Sera vice Fund. The 1982 objec- tive for the Charge Is 17,500. Mr. Brown's Communion happening at the Lucan Message was "God's United Church Sunday Masterpiece" found over 2; School at 10 a.m. Lorne J. years ago on a hill out - Overholt, a magician, will side Jerusalerrl, a hill called present "Magic With A Calvary, and the Message". Parents and masterpeice was the Cross friends are welcome to join on which our Saviour died the children. for our sins, showing God's Another special event is love outpouring to all who coming up shortly when the will accept it. Three sub - teachers and officers of the topics were used The Work S.S. are sponsoring a of the Cross, The Worth of "Workshop" on Visual the Cross and The Way of the Aids", bow to make and use Cross - which leads them. The date is Saturday; "home.". God's "Master - January 30, commencing at piece" is available to all. 9 a.m. Emma Crouch of Ailsa Craig is making the Upcoming presentation and teachers Tonight at 8:30 all women from all area church schools of the church are invited to are urged to attend. see the film_ "Look Whose Registration is 35. Please Coming to Breakfast" and to bring a box lunch, beverage share in the study "Faith and "coffee breaks" provid- and Justice. ed. T B�wling scores v January 12-15 Tuesday juniors - Cherie Evans 256, Rod Johnston 228, Jason Pfaff 214, Kirk Davis 193. Lauralee McDonald 190, Dawn Reid 183, Craig Burgess 178, Terry Evans 177. Michael Goos 175. Colleen's - Mary VanGeel 220-615, Joan Gwalchmai 256-603, Helen Hearn 240, Janice Dauncey 231, Diane Rummel 231, Nancy Densmore 225, Ann Craig 224. Brenda Hickson 224, Alice Hodgins 222, Laurie Ann Bartlett 219, Marg Carroll 215, Pat Bloxam 209, Gayle Riley 207. Senior citizens - Alf Riley 235-607. Gord Higgs 206, Helen McDonald 198, Frank DeBlock 198, Henry DenOtter 194. Ed Armstrong 189. Maurice McDonald 185, Verna Dowdall 184. Wednesday bantams - Michelle Cannon 167, Shelly DeCaluwe 125, Tim Miller 123. Stephen Yule 125, Jason Miller 121," Melanie Vance 113. Wendy Gwalchmai 108, Angela Perry 107, Tabatha Perry 106. Krista Riddell 102. Wednesday mixed - Buddy Appleman 232-627, Dave Wickens 247-616, Denise Caldwell 215-610, Rick Appleman 264, Bill Cornelissen 228, Pat Ryan Continuing Education Courses Tues., Jan. 26 Tues., Jan. 26 Wed., Jan. 27 Tues., Jon. 26 Wed., Jan. 27 Mon., Jon. 25 Wed., Jon. 27 Wed., Jan. 27 Arva) Thurso, Jon. 28 C $. 7:30-9:30 6-10 7:30-9:30 7:30-10 7.9 7-8 7:30-10' 7.10 7.10 horndole) Sat. & Sun. Feb. 27, 28 Pees school HOW TO REGISTER Registration kir courses in•centres out• side of tondos is by telephone. C•N 1400- 265.9214 of 452444). Evenings ond Saturdays a.m 4524411. 1 . , .., -, • • •. mor •. • •, •. • •• • - 5. It - • - • •. - . • . • • Mar. 13, Wed., Jon. 27 7.10 Limo D Ploy., Mm. school %erodes. 1 Thor„blo Co,nmvnily Cohn FANSHAWE COLLEGE . Lucan Area 6 seas. $TV' 2 sess. $19. 6 sess. S25. 8 sess. $26. 8 sess. $21 or S10 16 sess. 521. 8 sess. 526 10 sess. 554 10 sess. 554 14, 4 days S54 8 sess. 554. 227. Bob ' Pipe 226, Harold Smith 218. June Wickens 215, Pete Smith 215, Eve Smith 212, Marty Wraith 201, Sue Pipe 200. Thursday men - Larry DeCaluwe 260-772, Ken Eaton 325-751, Wayne Smith 278-746. Brad Taylor 258-717, Rus Smith 260-711, Bob Smith 263-683, Don Ruddy 288-682, Earl Morgan 262-668, Brian Ankers 272-664, Doug Johnston 284, Rick Rollings R 279, Dave Hotson 260. • M Friday mixed - Don .Watt 276-738, Audrey Watt 312-661, K Morley Thompson 241-625, Bob Smith 249-608, Ray Carter 267, Eugene Glavin 215, Terry Mawdsley 211, Angela Clarke 206, Darlene Smith 204, Vicki Horbanuik 201, Pat McLeod 199, Donna Anderson 193. omorrow morning at 9:45 he Prayer and Share ellowship meets and at 30 p.m. all ladies are in - ted to "Let's Talk Ladies" t the Arena Leprechaun oom. The speaker will be rs. Bea Ash with special usic by a violinist, Miss issinger. Next. Sunday, January 24 the congregational meeting will be held following luncheon after the service. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and finger desserts. Soup and beverages provided. collided at 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Highway 4, north of Blrr. Damages were listed at 11,- 200 by Constable Marshall. Constable D. Stables set damages at 1500 when vehicles driven by Eleanor Edmondson, RR 1, Arva and Wilfred Hudson, RR 4, Komoka wre in collision on Highway 4 in Arva at 9:55 a.m. Tuesday. The first of three Wednes- day mishaps occurred at 7:40 a.m. on Highway 7, west of Elginfield when vehicles driven by Stephen Smith,RR 1, Thorndale and Birgitta Van Geel, Lucan collided. Constable Jim Craig set damages at ;2,500. At 8:45 a.m., a vehicle driven by Christine Murray, RR 3. Granton left the roadway of Highway 4, north of Elginfield and struck a road - sign. Constable Marshall estimated damages at ;700. At 8 p.m. the same day, Constable Craig set damages at ;825 when a vehicle :driven by Jean Shipway. Ailsa Craig left the. Denfield road, north of Concession 14 in London township and struck a sign. Saturday at 12:05 a.m. vehicles driven by Steven Glenn. Lucan and Andrew Martens. RR 1, Dashwood collided on the main street of Lucan near the Communi- ty Centre. Constable Stables listed damages at 11,500. Damages were set at 11,- 100 by Constable Chapman when vehicles driven by Gary Danner, RR 3, Ilderton and James Van Dewouw, Belmont collided at 9:45 p.m. on Highway 4, north of Concessipn 14 in London township. Seniors Thursday afternoon the seniors held their second meeting of 1982 with presi- dent,.Mildred Hirtzel, welcoming everyone, and the singing of "0 Canada". Mrs. Hirtzel suggested that a "book exchange" be started in the club. This was approved and members will bring in their books tomorrow, Thursday. Alex Young, a charter member of the Lucan and District Lions Club had pass- ed on an invitation from the club to all seniors in the community, to .attend a dinner in February. The in- vitation was greeted enthusiastically and gratefully accepted. Mr. Young will relay this acceptance and will also pass on a request that, if possible, the members of the Lions Club should take on the distribution of the "Vials of Life" still on hand. A telephone call to Edythe Pot luck next week A contemporary Eucharist was. celebrated by the -Rev, Bruce Pocock at Holy Trini- ty Anglican Church Sunday morning. The lessons were read by the rector and his sermon and the talk for the children were combined as he spoke from one of the lessons. telling of different ways in, which God speaks to us. UPCOMING: Next Sun- day, January 24, is the an- nual Vestry meeting follow- ing a pot luck luncheon after the service, and on the 31st , there will be a service of Baptism • and Holy Commu- nion. On the first Sunday in February, the Rev. Grant Morden. Principal of Huron College will be the guest speaker. You are invited to Bible Study each Tuesday evening at the Rectory at 8 p.m. Iva M, Hodgins Z27.4114 book exchange Murdy, 227-4885. or Mildred Hirtzel. 228-6731, will assure you of a Vial until such time as they are distributed. Birthday wishes were ex- tended to Harriett Holmes, Tom Kooy and Lixie Atkin- son. The .Sunshine group en- joyed euchre under the direction of Marie Turner while the Busy Buddies had their second lesson in crocheting with Verna Ibbit- son as instructor. Refreshments were serv- ed by the Kooy's and the Lewis'. ATTENTION - RRSP's 1 have entered _the investment & insurance business as tan independent agent. • 1 would like to talk to you about the very Newest & nest in RRSP Plans. CALL 229-8744 w. Lloyd Jaques Crjfb n' Gift Shop & Garden Centre Wicker Ware 10% Off Macrame 20% Off Wind Chimes 20% Off, Candles 20% Off ' Gift Wrap (general use) 20% Off • Some Woodcrafts up to 25% Off Christmas Decorations All Kinds Greatly Reduced Get Your 1982 Calendar Today! Sale ends January 29, 1982 2 miles west of Elginefield on. Hwy. 7 SUREFIRE CONVERT NOW! ...SEE SUREFIRE'S LINEUP OF DUAL -FURNACES TODAY! PROVINCIAL HONOURS — Receiving Provincial Honours certificates at Tuesday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Night at Parkhill were Julie Doerr, Judy Marshall and Connie Vermont. T -A photo Reviva! Centre news. After being closed last Sunday due to the blizzard, members braved the bitter cold to come from London and Exeter to attend church. Doug Butler and Martha Sullivan sang "If You Abide in Me." , Rev. C.J. Williams said in order to have a strong church you need strong peo- ple, who need to be es- tablished upon God's word. There are six principles by which a person needs to live to develop spiritual character. We need to believe in, then accept men- tally. that God was able to perform the virgin birth. We have to ready believe that Jesus rose from the dead. We must believe that Christ will return again. We must believe that God says in His word is true. The natural man is spiritually blind. A spiritual understan- ding grows little by little, keeping our spiritual life in balance. Sunday evening 'ttev. Williams spoke from Acts 17:16 on all the idols the Athenians had just as many people today have. In Ex- odus 3:10-12 it tells of God's call to Moses to obey God. There are certain principles, in God's way that mean sl • At)I).O'k, 11()OD "This do and you shall live." When men's hearts start to do God's things their way, sad things happen. Some people will go into their denominations and die there. Some people will leave churches to start new churches that fizzle out. Mispropriation of God's gifts of the Spirit caused confu- sion. 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