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Times-Advocate, 1982-05-12, Page 16ems. g s. COUNTRY CRAFTS & THINGS 175 Main St., Lucan 227-4033 Introductory 10% Off Offer all fabrics with this ad We are now carrying o good selection of polyps', cotton prints and broadcloth at low prices Prints from '1.85 metre Broadcloth '2.59 metre • • 16 Times -Advocate, May 12, 1982 4.JC Family Sunday Members and friends were welcomed at Lucan United Church Christian Family Stun day by Don and Dorothy Lankin and their children, Carolyn andlPaul. Flowers in the Sanctuary were from the funeral of Mrs. Bernice Maier and an in: memoriam bouquet from the memorial service of Mr. Roy Wriggleswo-th. The prayers of the congregation were ex- tended to loved ones. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism was celebrated by Rev. Keith Brown for Patricia Jo -Lynn Luanne, daughter of Brian and Luanne HerbertandMarc Leslie, son of Donald and Diane Williams. The choir, under the direc- , tion of Helen Stanley. sang the • Forest Friends plan for outing The "Forest Friends" 4-11 Homemaking club met on Thursday, May 6 at the home of Debie Manders. Book covers designed by Kim Newman and Leanne Sovereign were discussed, also weather signs, and each member wrote a folk saying in her manual e.g. "Red sun at night, sailors' delight." Leaders. Donna Thompson and Mae Patton told the girls how to make kites and these were started. The Monarch Butterfly, its habitat, migra- tion, etc. was also discussed. Home activities are to finish the kite and practice flying it, ready for a demonstration at the "Outing for Mothers" on Saturday, May 15, at the Lucan Conser- vation Area. The girls will go c in the morning to make s preparations and the mothers S will arrive at 12'.30 for lunch. Have fun. C anthem "A Mothe Prayer." Mr,. Brown spoke fr Joshua 24:15 on "One Cle Voice" that of Joshua w declared "As for me and family,- we will serve t Lord." Thus did Josh declare his own .person commitment, that of his fa ly and -he was positive in declaration to serve the Lo Many of our children a permitted to have their o ideas about God or even there is a God. We choos their schools, their docto teach them how, when a what to eat and drink, g habits, etc. and yet leave t most important choice of a for a child to make. ' Junior Church was taken b Barbara Gibson and sever junior helpers, where the • made delightful gifts for thei mothers. The monthl "Outreach" coffee hour wa held out-of-doors and wa most enjoyable and well at • tended. Plan to stay in Jun for this time to chat. Upcoming in the U.C. Tomorrow morning, Thurs day, at 9:45 the Prayer an Share Group will meet, and in the evening from 5 to 7 th Smorgasbord Supper will held at the Community Centre. Next Sunday, following the service there will be a con- gregational pot luck dinner in the C.E. Wing. Wednesday, May 19 the Friendship Unit will meet at ,8:30 p.m. with Beth Miller taking the wor- ship and Linda Froats the study. All ladies are invited to attend. 'Sunday, June 6, Rev. George W. Sach, will return to Lucan. U.E. to help us elebrate the 120th anniver- ary of the congregation. pecial music will be provid- ed by the Medway Madrigal hoir: . is om- ar ho my he ua al mi - his rd. re wn if e r, nd ood he 11 y al y r y s s e d e be a WIN PLAYOFFS — The playoff championship of the Lucan mixed bowling league was won by the Wolfgangs. Back, left, Wayne Smith and Pat Holland, Marilyn Carter, Heather Smith and Rita Holland. c r E. AA 4001111 WIN TROPHIES — The top individual competitors in the Lucan mixed bowling league received trophies at Saturday's closing banquet. Back, left, Ray Carter, Wayne Smith, Ron McLeod and Bob Smith. Front, Donn Anderson, Brenda Smith and Heather Smith. Missing was Vicki Horbanuik. T -A photo an BibIe College graduates Christianview Bible Colleg graduation commenceme was held at Lucan Reviva Centre Friday evening. Th president, G.H. Nunn, •D Min., with the governin board chairman, Pau Graham, conducted the ser vice. Rev. C.J. Williams gav the invocation. The Colleg Ladies Ensemble, with Pam Seigmiller, Marlene Brothers, Twila Duthie, Kathy Croker, and Judi Jones, sang At Last I Found Jesus, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Nunn on piano. Rev. Alan Good gave the Valedictorian Address. Rev. Good gave the reason for corning to Christianview - to receive further knowledge to strengthen -the ministry, and to feed his own spirit. He thanked God for obedient open teachers, who allowed themselves to be channels of blessing. With Rev. Roger Mason e - reading out the names, nt Emma Crouch presented I first year students with t e C.E. certificates. • Paul Graham prese g need of the College for space for future stud before taking up the offer e The Commencement e dress was given by. R Walter Gamble, a graduat Pacific Coast Bible Instit former president of Footh Bible Institute, now Direc of In House Ministries for Huntley Street, Toronto. From Acts 7:22-3Q and he told of Mases being a m prepared in all manner of s vice to the Egyptians, but 40 years of age, identif • himself with his Hebrew pe ple. He told the students years of dormitory livi were preparing them harder things to come. It hard -to wait for God's tim but Moses found that he mus From the time he saw t burning until he died Mount Nebo, he had co pleted tommittment, servic and dedication to God, o dient to God's call and the sion for his work for God. Assisted by Mrs. Crouc Dr. Nunn presented Re Alan Good, Rev. Mark Em merson, Rev. Clarence Wood and Robert Kapitsky • wit their framed certificates fo Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Religious Educa tion was presented to Mrs Mae West. Receivin Diplomas in Biblical Studies were Pamela Seigmiller Frederick Keating, Marlene Brothers, Danny Gillard, Rev. Fred Thomson, and Ross Peacock. Associate of Theology was presented to Anthony dip by s i per month Water rates to be increased Increases in water rates in the village of Lucan were ap- proved at Tuesday's regular meeting of council. In the first increase in three years, the water charges for regular household domestic use will be raised *1 per month to 02 'bi-monthly For commercial number one consumers, the charge will be $12 bi-monthly for the first 4,000 gallons and 60 cents per thousand gallons thereafter and non - consuming commercial use will pay $12 bi-monthly. For domestic and comm tial consumers outsi village limits, the rate will $24 bi-monthly for the fi 4,000 gallons and 90 cents thousand gallons thereaft For those receiving t loads at the tower the ne rate is $6 per thoasa gallons. That's an increase $1. After viewing a sli presentation by Drew Ha nibal of Gray, Archibald a McKay council agreed make application to the 0 tario Ministry. of Natural Resources for topographic mapping of the village. The estimated cost for Lucan is expected to be about $25,000. Under a provincial assistance program, • municipalities are charged one percent for each thousand persons of population. This works out to 1.6 percent and a total cost of $400 for the village. Due to the long list of ap- plicants the actual mapping • work will not likely start for at least two years. The coun- at that time has the right cancel the application thout any cost :o the village they so desire. The maps would be scaled one inch to 167 feet and uld be valuable in plann- drainage purposes, termainand sewer ribution systems and nicipal numbering ems. illage engineer Paul ntyre is being instructed all tenders for paving and pletion of the Elm Street ilding project. nders are to be in for the June 3 meeting of council with work to be completed by Ju- ly 16. -In his annual visit to coun- cil, OPP Sergeant Bruce rs er- de be rst per er. at* w. nd of de n- nd to n - Mrs. source of Divine supply. ell the From Acts 4:31-33 he told how to heir the disciples, after being wi warned not to teach in Jesus'. if nted name prayed for more power more to witness for Jesus. to ents Upcoming Events - May 13, W0 ing. Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m: ing Ad- there will .be a planning wa ev. meeting for Vacation Bible dist e of School, at the church, with mu ute, Mrs. Emma Crouch con- syst ills ducted a workshop on VBS on V for May,l3th. McI 100 May 23 at 7:00 p.m., during to c regular service, a Water Bap- < class is at 6:00 p.m. com Te 34, tism will be held. Instruction . rebu an er- FEW MISHAPS With improved weather onditions only three ac - idents were irvestigarted this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Monday at 7:15 p.rn. a vehicle driven by Gabriella Sabina, London, was damaged 'to the extent of . $2,500 when it leftAdelaide street, norih of Concession 13 in London township. Cor- poral Tom Collins in- vestigated. Vehicles driven by Dorothy Gulutzen, RR 2 Brussels and Daniel Teevin, R 4, Denfield collided at 40 p.m. on County road 16 Adelaide Street. Constable R. Vance set damages at 000 Constable C.S. • Fleming . listed damages at *20 when vehicles driven by William Walker, RR 1, Thorndale and Dean Gregory, RR 3, Thorndale were in collision at 4 p.m. Saturday on County road 27, north of County road • 28. 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Crffsn f GIFT SHOP s GARDEN CENTRE 2 MILES WEST OF ELGINFIELD ON HWY. 7 "kliu 'hforr '4/4 At # Stee i .• • . s • • • ' • R 6: at D. $7 St. Pat's week is successful at ied o - the ng for is es, t. he on m- e, be- vi- h, e_ h, v. h r g Laughrane, while Murdock MacDonald was presented igious .s e n u o r c Zen s Saturday, May 29, the Canadian Bible Society walkathon will be held; star- ting at 9:00 a.m. from Lucan United Church. PINHEADS WIN — The championship of the Luton Back, left, Bob Smith and McLeod, Brenda Smith and Lions entertain, • • Ir•l Pinheads won the regular' mixed bowling league. Ron Mcleod. Front, Pat Darlene Smith. T -A photo with Associate of Rel Education. After Paul Graham gave tribute to Dr.- Nunn for his dedication to the work at the College, the audience gave Dr. Nunn a standing ovation. Rev. • Don Emerson, of Kit- chener, gave the benediction. refreshments were served downstairs in the Fellowship hall. The 3rd anniversary ser - ices were held on Mother's )ay Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Nunn, laying the organ•. helped ICev. C.J. Williams teach a ew chorus, It Will he Worth All, Doug Butler and Mar - ha,. Sullivan sang In His resence. Mrs. Ruth Nunn ing Just Take Ills Hand gain. 1)r: G.H. Nunn, frons 1 King 730.32 talked about being ithful to God's house Inven- ry helps us to knew what we rve accomplished. one alization is the fact we rea need other Christians. In the Old Testament the ar was the first expression roan's faith in God, to war- p God, and a • need ,of a rifice for his sin. No rnat- where we are we have an a r, built in our hearts, not made. but given volun- ily to God, in love.. ev. ('..1. Williams con - ted the evening service. . Ruth Nunn ably sang Cannot !furry God. Doug ler and Martha Sullivan sang I Feel Good, followed . with Using Things and Loving People. Doug then sang Because He Lives. Dr. G.N. Nunn told how • ( when he was in great need, r God showed him Ile is the s • I Education week` at St. p Patrick's was a tremendous success. Many parents took n it the opportunity Co visit the school for puppet plays, gym- nastic demonstrations. I' reading certificate presenia s` tions and the science. • geography and history fair. ' St. Patrick's attended a l8 wrestling tournament at Sl. fa Martin's School, May 1. An- to dre Hendriksen and Marcel h` Rosch placed first in their re weight class. Pieter Iy Molenkarnp and Peter lien driksen placed second in their all class. of The students held a very shi successful • . magazine SRC subscription campaign to ter raise money for school all activities'.• set The C.P.T.A. and ('.W.1, tar will held.a hake sale.' at theIt arts and crafts show Satur- due day, May: 15 at the Lucan 141rs arena. You But Kippen By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mrs. Al Iioggarth has returned from England. • Seniors of Lucan and district were entertained by the Lions Club May 3, at thei regular meeting, comment ing with a delicious roast bee dinner catered to by the Arena Catering Service. Following the dinner, all present introduced themselves and Lion presi- dent Jack Ryan conducted the business meeting. He an- nounced that $5,000 was donated to the Arena Associa- tion with paving the parking areas. 81,000 went to the Leader Dog School at Rochester, Michigan, and $3.000 had been returned to the' Lions from the skating club. This, in turn, will be allocated to house league hockey. Lion Jack pointed out to guests that Scouts and Brownies had received grants, that a machine had been purchased for assisting in getting people out of wry ed cars and a blood pressure and pulse monitor machine fpr the Lucan Ambulance Service. • ' The Lions Club float will be "refurbished" and entered in the Lions Club Parade in Toronto, particularly to publicize the I.P.M. The parade will appear on na- tional television. Bulletin Editor, Lion Fred Grant, is confined to SL Joseph's Hospital and will welcome visitors. The incoming zone chair- man Lion Earl Rees of Ailsa ;raig inducted two new nemhers, John Forester, Donsored by John Mac- Donald, and Pat Clarke, spon sored by Ted Giesen. Lion r Fred was assisted by Lions Frank VanPraet and Presi- f. dent Jack. Lion Ted received a pin for bringing in a new member during the months of October, November or December and Lion John will receive his for the months of January, February or March. The Lucan Lions Club Fair will be held August 13, 14 and 15 headlining "Stonewall Jackson" and "Donna Fargo." Lion Bill Giesen was com- plimented on the very ex- cellent chairing of the "Casino Night" committee and he in turn thanked all who had helped to raise over $4,100. Mildred Hirtzel, president of the Sunshine group, thank- ed the Lions on behalf of all the seniors present, for the pipe "evening out" and most of those present stayed for euchre. Shaw complimented the village on providing a wide number of sports activities to accommodate young people and keep them busy. Coun- cIllor Larry Hotson replied. Shaw said he pow has a force of 16 men and was re -ar- ranging shifts to get the best use of his officers. He added, "We now have five or six of- fiSers on night duty, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and they work un- til 1 a.m. weekdays and 3 a.m. on weekends. Sergeant Shaw talked brief- ly about the upcoming Inter- national Plowing Match to be held in and adjacent to Lucan from September 28 to October 2. He said 60 OPP constables would be sent in for thefive day period as 20,000 vehicles and 50,000 presons are ex- pected each day. He con- tinued, "Traffic control will be a big job and accidents will increase. Most will be, just fender benders." Council received a letter from Canadian National Railways noting that the line through Lucan would be kept open for at least the next two years. Corerspondence from the - Middlesex hind division com- mittee revealed that on an ap- plication for severance from Frank Van Geel consent was not given. The special annual garbage pickup in the village will be held this week beginning Wednesday, May 12 and con- cluding Friday, May 14. Need rep Your Lucan correspondent has filled this position for more years than she likes to count and as a more senior birthday is coming up, would like to pass -this work on to so- meone else. It is rewarding work each Monday, knowing that you are giving pleasure to many people, particularly those who have moved away from their home tow n. What s Village residents are re- quested to separatethe materials for pickup such as wood, metal, rocks, brush, mattresses, etc. to assist in easier pickup for the employees engaged in doing so and place all garbage at curbside. Please note that this special pickup in not included in the - normal household garbage which will be collected on the regular Monday collection day. lacement more, while the money is not all that great, it is spending money for time which you otherwise would, perhaps, fritter away. A man could do the job as easily as a woman and there is no reason why a responsi- ble teen could not handle it. Please call Ross Haugh at 235-1331 or your correspon- dent at 22714714. WIN LONDON GOLD — A Lucan bantam bowling team' won o Gold medali a 1 recent tournament in London..Back, left, Ken Cowie, coach Sue Johnston, Shelley Decaluwe and Robert. Damen. -Front, Shelley Johnston, Krista Riddell and Stephanie • Sondison. T -A photo Final call for Michigan President Mildred Hirtzel announced at the meeting of the Sunshine Club Thursday afternoon that 14 seats are now available for non- members who wish to go on the bus trip to Montrose, Michigan. Please call 228-6731 today, Wednesday, if you would like to go. Gerry Zinn was welcomed L Florence Hodgins, Murray and Iva Hodgins and Alice' • W.I. members attend Riverview Nine members of the Lucan Branch W.I. were guests at the Riverview, and Ailsa Craig branch, Tuesday after- noon, when Betty -Ann Mollard, Provincial Board Member for the sub -division, was the guest speaker. Mrs. Mollard explained most in- terestingly and en- thusiastically "The Ploughing Match through the Eyes of a Woman," telling of the many buildings, tents, booths, etc. which will be of interest to ANGLICANS Morning Prayer was the order of service at Holy Trini- ty Anglican Church. Greeting members and friends were Lois Hodgins and her son Don. The theme, throughout the service, honoured Mothers on this day set aside to remember them. Ap- propriate hymns and prayers were used in worship. The sermon by Rev. Pocock was based on the gospel reading from John 15:1-8. Jesus, as "So often, is working in this passage with pictures. He says to us, I am the vine, you are the branches. Jesus is the true vine of God and it is only through faith in him that we truly become his branches which bear good fruit. • We have to keep contact with. Jesus, the source, for growth in the Christian life. As parents we have a great responsibility Ito nourish our children in thh...faith of our Lord and Saviour. Jesus said, "teach the little children to ,come unto me." First we must know our faith and then pass it on. Upcoming events - Annual Synod, May 16-18 Lay delegates take note, registra- Cathedral. Next Sunday the Rev. Douglas Fox will be - guest speaker and officiant. women, and in many of which the Institute members will be involved • fik 110 Attention Farmers Plan now for the painting you intended to have done this year! Free estimates call Turner Airless Painting specializing in farrn buildings for 15 years Top quality industrial paints All work guaranteed Phone Clinton 482-3563 2 1 Let Co14 fertilizers work for you Weed& Feed Weed & Feed kills weeds and feeds the grass Use Golfgreen on established to teed the grass TREES: Ornamental - Shade - Frui and Evergreens - Shrubs and Pdt ted Roses. • BOX PLANTS: A Large Variety o Flowers & Vegetables , SEEDS: Flowers - Vegetal3les Grasses Fertilizers - Insecticides Herbicides - Peat Moss and Planting Soil A Chipman Chemical represen- tative will be on hand Sat., May 22, to give you professional advice. • Nicholson Garden Centre Lucan 2274283 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9-6 Sundays May 9th to June 20th = 10-5 ,44 Atv 01) 41 0 4,of.