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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 17ARENA PICTURE - Luton Community Centre chairman Lorry Hotson accepts a picture of the 1981-82 champion Lucan; Irish from team president Claire Stanley. T -A photo - Flower Sunday at United Church service Lucan United Church Sun- was a very special boy. day School celebrated its an- nual Flower Sunday at mor- She encouraged the children to ning worship on Sunday with t pee theister for V.B.S. on Sunday School children and ide the churco staff participating throughout following thse service and to the service. participate in the parade with Kelly, Ibbitson and Donna Bible time costumes on July Vanatanthals were responsi- ble for the lovely flower ar Jim Robertson, Sunday rangdments prepared before School superintendent gave the service. Fred and Beth the message. He challenged Cowflrey and daughter parents to live up to the vows . Denote welcomed worship- they make when they bring retain November 26 at the pers as they arrived, while their children for baptism. date for the annual snowflake Sunday School. members These include making a bazaar. Plans for U.C.W.'s Tabitha Froats and Jane Christian home for their child participation in providing lun- Holden played a beautiful, where he can experience the ches for ploughing match piano prelude. love and. security of parents workers were considered with As the children entered the who trust and honour Christ. the recommendation that Such parents will pray for group leaders contact the sanctuary, each child placed • WI traces history over 20 year period The June general meeting of Lucan U.C.W. met Wednes- day in the C.E. centre with president Shirley Ryan presiding. Worship and pro- gram were designed to celebrate the 20th Anniver- sary year of United Church Women. Dorothy Lankin and Anne Holden led in worship through hymns, prayers and Scrip- ture. Jean Brown gave a meditation which recalled the Lord's faithfulness in past years. She suggested that allowing Him to lead and use us should be our first priority for the future. Kit Hearn, in charge of pro- gram, read a poem she had written which traced the ac- tivities of the group from the days of the first president, Elsie George to the present. She then encouraged the women to reminisce about friends and events of past years. She asked that those with pictures, or other items of interest bring them to the Anniversary birthday part to be held at the October general meeting. Plans were made for repeating the recent smorgasbord supper at the Community Centre next May, and the decision was made to a flower from home in thesalvat. special arrangement on the Th Y will �P mber.Shrrleyannounc- R be contact person for this project. Bernice Lockyer told the group about plans for the an- nual Vacation Bible School, July 12 to 23, and asked the women for prayer, for volunteer workers, and for donations of cookies for the children's snacks. Honor Stanley and Doris Weir were hostesses for the evening and provided a delicious lunch for the fellowship time following the meeting. FAMILY PICNIC Blue skies and a good atten- dance helped make Lucan United Church family picnic at Market Square park a great success Saturday. Games for children of each age group were carried on simutaneously in different areas of the. park. Races, relays, tug of war, and other group games kept , the children enthusiastically in- - volved throughout the afternoon. Ribbons and small prizes gave extra incentive to com- petitors. Later adults of all ages got involved in the action. Congratulations are due to the committee in charge of planning and' directing the programme. Beth and Fred Cowdry, Barb and Wayne Gibson, Rod and Diane Mor- rison, Bill and Judy Darling, and Ted and Sherry Lane, Iso to Superintendent Jim obertson and a number of he teachers for their con- ribution of time and effort. en -children and for their women with details in a ion. a to ' Communion table. Mindy endeavour to teach them by ed that- in addition there will t Bates re word and example how to live be need for many cookies to t ad two Scripture by Christ s standards, servingassist the hospitalitycommit- outlined and smay vowes .others with love. tee of "County Chrches at outlined baptismal vows po which parents and congrega- At a child's baptism, the the Ploughingv Match". Ber- ti ion make when a congregation promises ni brought to the Church for vide constant love and Baptism. wholesome example. Jim The children's choir, under challenged church members the direction of Linda Froats to live up to these vows by get - sang a beautiful two part ting to know the boys and selection, "Sing a New Song", girls personally, praying for and later in the service . them, and getting involved in shared with the congregation leading and helping them. "If anther new song, "Listen". we don't give of ourselves for Ed Melanson, representing them, me don't really care," the adult class, led in the. said Jim. He pointed out the pastoral prayer. Mike need t r three new teachers Holden, John Kaune, Tim and otjer helpers to assist the Bates, and Barb Coughlin Sunda; School in the fall. acted as ushers to take up and fhe a will be no choir prac- present the offering. tice is Thursday. Instead, Lorna Sharron of Pleasant pupa of Helen Stanley will View Bible College Bible Col- presfnt a piano recital in the lege in Ailsa Craig, who is to Church sanctuary at 7:30 • be director of the community p. Friends are cordially in - Vacation Bible School July 12 - vid to attend. The couples' to 23, with the assistance of c There followed a delicious t luck supper with the addi on of hot dogs and drinks for t child is p i es to pro- ce Lockyer volunteered to all. her puppet Irving, told . the children's story about little Robby who discovered that he b annual pot luck barbeque as announced for June 24 at e home of Don and Anna Iaguire. ' " GET OHA TROPHIES - At Saturday's banquet for the 1981-82 Ontario Junior "D" champs sponsored by the village of Lucan, trophies were presented by the OHA. Above, captain. Paul Wraith, coach Dave Revington and manager Bob Taylor receive their awards from Dave Besse of the OHA. T -A photo. In minor soccer Lucani rls beat Vultures g In minor soccer action this scored twooals and S Lester th week, the Lucan squirts No. I Snider booted aa single for the goals as. (he Lucano all ted star team lost 2-0 to the Exeter I losers. • London were defeated 5-2 by team and 9-1 to the Exeter II Sandy Hyde scored the on- London Y.S.C. cl an marksmanroats . ly goal and Peter Bakker The Lucan bantam girls Atom lea ue la gained a shutout as the Lucan with Katherine Devlaeminck g P > saw mosquitoes blanked Exeter II kicking three goals beat the Lucan I beat Lucan II 4-3. , 1-0. Chris Hewitt, Todd H de, Carling Vultures 5-1. Scoring Y The Lucan and Grand Bend one goal each were Linda Brett Revington and Jason pee wees played to a 6-6 tie. Giesen and Lisa Bakker. Dukeshire scered for the win- Mike Dewan led the Lucan Diane Watt was the lone ners whole Michael Damen team with a three goal effort. scorer as the Lucan pee wees Scoring in single fashion were lost 3-1 to the Carling Cultures Dan Hartman, Matthew , girls team. Welsh and Dave Seynour. - Shona Craig was the goal Matthew Welsh notched the scorer and Tammy Feick only goal as the Lucan all star picked up the shutout as the pee wees lost 4-1 to London Lucan atoms blanked the Y.S.C. N.W. Outlaws 1-0. GET LUCAN AWARDS - Village of Lucan reeve Ivan Hearn presents official village awards to the three goaltenders on the Lucan Irish OHA Junior "D" all -Ontario cham- pions. From the left are Dan Sceli, Brod Milner and Ed Dobinson A i LUCAN MIXED the Lucan mixe pleman. Front, AMPS — The Generic Gang won the league championship of owling league. Back, left, Buzz Smith, Robert Pipe and Henry Ap- enise Caldwell, Lenny Appleman and Kathy Smith. L (iE111 .1? I tit LIRE IiOi ITiUl: Legend of the !Ionian Line The Uonnellys of Itiddulph Sy Lau. John The haunting tale of this heroic -villainous family - recently televised on ('B(' T�' — and ('anada s most fascinating folk legend. �1'ifh portraits. maps and illustrations. $5 plus 51 mailing ppd. Agnes Greene Publishing Box 5032. Statim, E. Hamilton, Ont. 1.8S 1K9 • Attention Farmers Plan now for the painting you intended to have done this year! Free estirnntes call T'irner Airless Pointing specializing in farm buildings for 15 years Top quality industrial paints All work guaranteed Phone Clinton 482-3563 Basket craft .for seniors The regular Thursday meeting of the Lucan seniors was held in the club rooms with a good attendance. A reading was given by Marjorie Steeper "When Father was a Boy" and a reading by Edythe Murdy "Foot Prints in the Sand." Ilappy Birthday was wish- ed Maurice MacDonald, Ethel Crouch, Adrian Bax, Mary Davis and Gayle Cronyn. The craft group continued with their basket weaving while the remainder played progressive euchre convened by Ethel Crouch with prize winners as follows, ladies high, Pearl Shoebottom; lone hands, Mary Kooy; low score, . Angeline Scott; man's high, Ed Dowdall; lond hands, Tom Kooy; low score, Murray Carter. Lunch was served by Per- cy and Laura Williams, Pearl Shoebottom and Marie Turner. Anglican church Morning Prayer was the order of service at HolyTrini- ty Anglican Church and greeting members and friends were Mary and Emer- son Degraw. The Collect for the first Sun- day after Trinity reminds us that because of the. frailty of human nature we are depen- dent on the grace of God to help us unite our intentions and our action in doing His . T -A photo. will. Damages $12,900 in five accidents Five accidents with township.Constable J. Briggs dhmages • totalling $12,900 set damages at $2,000. were investigated this week - Vehicles driven by John by officers of the Lucan Dufour, Oldcastle and Elaine detachment of the . Ontario Johnston, Ilderton were in Provincial Police. collision Sunday at 1 a.m. on Monday 8:08 p.m. vehicles Highway 7 at county road 22. driven by Matthew McClure, Constable D. Marshall listed RR 1 Crediton and Janice damages at $4,000. Gaunt, London collided op Highway 4 at Highway 7 at Elginfield. Constable F.L. Goldschmidt set damages. at $1,900. A vehicle driven by Nancy Maguire, RR 1, Lucan left Concession road 4-5 in Bid= dulph township, north of coun- ty road 47 at 9:35 p.m. Friday. Constable Goldschmidt listed damages at $1,000. Constable B.D. Munro estimated damages at $4,000 when vehicles driven by Brad Hodgins, RR 4, Denfield and ,Jeanette Gregory, RR 2, Granton collided on Conces- sion road 15-16 in London ,township at Lot 12-13 sideroad. At 2:50 p.m. Saturday, a vehicle driven by Rae Irene McCracken, Listowel left county road 23, north of con- cession road 10 in London PilifffC Rev. Pocock spoke on the parable of the mustard seed. Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a grain of mustard seed, which, when sown is the smallest of all seeds, yet when it grows up it becomes the greatest of all shrubs. The seed, is the Word of God, and the necessary ingredient for it to spread•is the Holy Spirit. As followers of Christ we move by faith and our securi- ty is in God. having the assurance of new life and life everlasting. Today, more than ever, we need to renew our faith in Jesus Christ. We will be accountable for what we have put our faith in. We give thanks to God for her recovery and her return to us, our organist, Beaulah Hardy. We missed you. Beaulah. Upcoming events: Next Sunday, Lorna Sharron will be present -to pre -register children for Ltican Vacation Bible School, June 23, Ham and Strawberry Supper at Ho- ly Trinity from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Twist and shout. Move it all about. 41111 Fitness is in. Fatness is out. Pal:MC/Pair= 'r .1 I • r' y( ,,. • SENIOR BOWLING CHAMPS -- Individuals were named recently in the Lucan senior citizens bowling league. Back, left, Ella McDonald, Wilhemenia Dehaan, Verna Dowdall and Jean Miller. Front, Alf Riley, Ed Armstrong, Maurice MacDonald and Frank DeBlock. T -A photo I 1 L -- SPECIAL IRISH AWARDS --- At Saturday's Lucan Irish hockey banquet, o number of individual awards were presented. Above, Doug Vance of Molson's presents trophies to leading scorer Geoff Edwards, most improved Art Gregory, best rookie Steve Glenn, most valuable in regular season Doug Latta and most valuable in playoffs Dan Sceli. T -A photo Times -Advocate, June 16, 1982 >e .Rsjjo- • Powe 5A ACW hears report The afternoon group of ACW was held at the home of Mrs. Violet Hardy on June 2nd. The meeting was opened with a "call to worship" by the president, followed by the Member's Prayer and prayer for our prayer partner, Rev. Henry Kakekayash, Weagamow Lake in Northern Ontario. Marion Hodgins gave a report on the Annual Con- ference of Anglican Church Women which was held at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Over 750 women from across the diocese attended. The meditation was taken from the Living Message and was the conclusion of a series on the Fruits of the Spirit, the fruit of self-control. Scripture from Galations 5:16-26 was Revival The worship in song was conducted by Bruce Henry Sunday morning. Doug Butler sang a hymn of praise, Beautiful Saviour. Rev. C.J. Williams led in responsive reading from Psalm 95:1-7, Psalm 96:7-9, Matthew 11:28-30 and Habak- kuk 2:20. He stressed that after we are saved, God calls us to work, and worship. Salvation is the most impor- tant event in our lives, because it makes men and women out of people. We. need to possess thanksgiving every day that comes from ourexperience with God. Christian training to make us what God wants us .to be is worth it when we get to heaven • Bruce Shaw read Matthew • 11:25-30 at start of the evening service, stressing Jesus said "Learn of Me." Nick Murray, Christian - view Bible College student, ministered from Amos 3:1-3. When people do not obey ' God's word, they cannot walk read by Joyce Sovereign. Another article entitled "The Perfect Service" was read by Joyce. The meeting closed with the Grace repeated in unison and a social hour followed with refreshments being served. Helen MacDonald moved a vote of thanks to our hostess. Members were reminded to save good used clothing for the bale in October and those with.wool to take advantage of the summer to make knit- ted articles. • Dwight Henderson, who served as Sunday School superintendent for many years at Holy Trinity Church was presented with a plaque in recognition of his faithfulness and devotion in this position. Centre with God in agreement. Many Christians are not ready for fellowship with God because they have not given up all . their worldly things. To glorify Jesus through Christians is the work of the Holy Spirit. We can walk with God's Spirit when we do the same as He is doing accor- ding to God's Word, living righteously, and Godly lives. Do we love God enough to be cleaninsidefor the Holy Spirit to live in us? . Upcoming events - Satur- day, 1:30 p.m. at Lion's Club Park, is to be the Church pic- nic. After the picnic the youth are meeting in the Church Fellowship Hall at 7:30 for film "Givers, Takers and Other Kinds of Lovers." July 4 - Special guest speaker - from Haiti Mission field, Rev. Ray Brewster. All welcome. June 20-25 at Christianview Bible College a Seminar for all Sunday School superintendents, teachers and officers and workers. LEGISLATIVE CONGRATULATIONS - Lucan Irish presi- dent Claire Stanley receives congratulations and a Pro- vince of Ontario plaque from Huorn-Middlesex MPP Jack 'Riddell in Lucan Saturday night. The banquet honouring the all -Ontario Junior "D" champions was sponsored by the village of Lucan. 1 ' Towrship of Biddulph Notice to Property Owners Destroy Weeds Notice is hereby given to all presons in posses- sion of land, in accordance with the weed con- _ trol act, chapter 530, RSO 1-980, section 4, 14 and 20, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the municipality of Biddulph are destroyed by the date of June 19, 1982 and throughout the season, the municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the cost against the lands in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of. all citizens is earnestly solicited. Weed Inspector Hugh Baird Clerk Austin Hodgins TALK TO THE GAS COMPANY ABOUT GAS WATER HEATERS I-800-265-0562 Find out how much you could save because gas heats water cheaper and 4 times faster than electricity. 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