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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-07-28, Page 18Times -Advocate, Jul 28,1982 • 4 Combined service for United Churches • • • The final Lucan- Clandeboye combined service was held Sunday in the former church with John and Stewart Park welcoming members and friends. • Wesley Stanley was in charge of the service and taught several new scriptural choruses which were tied in- to the "object"lesson sermon on John 15. Using a natural grape vine branch Wes pointed out that it was the symbol of the na- tion of Israel and the country was described as vineyard. He said we must attach ourselves, through faith, to the True Vine, Jesus Christ, and just as the gardener sup- plies the needs of the natural vine, so God supplies our needs. On a grape vine only new growth produces fruit, so we must keep growing in our faith, and as grapes provide grape seeds, so, in the spiritual sense, a Christian plants the seed of Christ in another's heart. We receive our strength and nourishment from God, the true vine. Apart from Him we will wither and die spiritually, just as a branch broken from the vine will wither and die. If we abide in Him we will glorify our Father by bearing much fruit for Him. Flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of the late Pearl Shoebottom and the love and prayers of the congregation were extended to her family. Next Sunday the service will revert to 11:15, with Rev. Keith Brown in charge. The Community Bible School Family Program was held Friday evening at Lucan Revival Centre. Director, Lorna Charron, acted as M.C. Jim Robertaan and family led in singing for the service. All present stood while the children marched in to the tune of "Onward Christian Soldiers". The children gave their pledge to the Bible, and Stephanie Sanderson gave the Bible reading. The theme song, "Listen" was sung by the congrega- tion. Juniors, and Junior High children sang "Kids of the Kingdom". The Junior class performed a pantomime on the Good Samaritan to show One mishap in district Only one accident was in- vestigated this week by of- ficers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police. At 11: 40 p.m. Friday a vehi- cle driven by Douglas Gullins, Aylmer was damaged to the extent of $3,000 when it went out of control on Highway 7 at County road 23. Constable D.N. Marshall investigated. obedience and children not obeying. the junior high children performed a skit concerning teenagers ex- periencing pressures when the beat is on, closing with a salvation message. Rev. C.J. Williams gave a talk on V.B.S. using the letters from Romans 10:9-10, he showed the letters can mean Very Bold Statement. A contest to bring In friends, learn memory verses, and on their behaviour, was won by Tabitha Frosts, who was given a rubik cube. Helpers and children came from United Church, Holy Trinity Church, and Lucan Revival Centre. There were 132 children enrolled in the V.B.S. with 26 teachers and helpers. All the money collected in the children's daily offering of 5221.00 will go to Haiti to sup- port various projects. FREE Luton Junior Farmers Will put owners name on Mail Box in Biddulph Twp. Submitinwriting, Name, Lot No., Conc. No. to Tim r sa Vanderloo, RR 4 Denfield. Names must be submitted by August 28, 1982. * r * r * Commercial Signs - Banners - Trucks - Etc. HUNT'S SIGNS Sign Lettering By an Ontario Certified Sign Writer * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Luton Fair and Middlesex County Plowing Match Signs and Banners 15% off * ***•***,t********* 162 Main St., Lucan 227-1743 LUCAN POOL STAFF - The summer program at the Luton swimming pool is now in full swing. The stoff is shown above. Back, left, Lori Noyes, Christine Stutt and Engel. Front, Lynn Johnston and Lisa an Martine Von . photo. '' `o �,;;. :�a '' a : t Girls win two Boys soccer teams split The Lucan boys minor soc- cer•teams broke even in a four game schedule this week. The squirts .II team down- ed Grand Bend 5-1 with Neil Froats kicking two goals and . Peter Gibson accounting for the other two. The squirts 1 club lost a 3-0 decision to the Exeter II team. The atom I club went on a scoring spree to defeat Arva 8-1. Eddie Van Kerkoerle and Jason Dukeshire led the scor- ing attack with two goals apiece. Adding singles were Todd Hyde, Brett Revington, Chris Hewitt and Matthew Dillabough. Jonathon Jenkinson was the only Lucan marksman in a 5-1 mosquito loss to Exeter. • In girls action, Peggy Malone booted the only Lucan goal in a 1-1 atom tie with Northwest Eagles. • DCLIFF.1 PHARMA. CY, LUCAN ow Ixpsnd�d you better \. Join the growing number of people who are making Radcliffe Pharmacy their "Family Drug Store". We offer expanded facilities, excellent selection and attractive prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities No rain cheques The mosquitoes blanked Logal Advertising 3-0 on goals by Kelly Van Kerkoerle, Nicole Welsh and Michelle Flood, Lisa De Boer gained the shutout. Tracey De Boer, -Katherine Devlaeminck, Shelley Gillen and Darlene Fervery scored -ore goal apiece as the ban- tams downed Oakridge 4-1. Lisa Baker fired the only Lucan pee wee goal in a 4-1 loss to Oakridge. Ultra Ban Roll-on Deodorant Disposable 50.assorted BAND-AID J&J Baby hampo 50 mi. IL plus 50% Bonus 'S9 Lighter 854 350 mi. 229 Wampole Vitamin E !ewarnpoie 400 IU, 100's Good News Razor White Swan Bathroom Tissue (disposable) 2's -10 699 65i 89t VBS CRAFTS — Terry Heffernan was in charge of one of the croft classes at Lucan Vacation Bible School, Thursday morning. ,From the left are Frances Mawsdley, Denise Cowdrey, Lindsay Dick, Isaac Bartlett, Bob Smith, Jamie Fronts and Steven Smith. T -A photo Revival Centre news Sunday morning Bruce Shaw read Mark 11:24 and James 1:13-17 before leading in prayer, and Rev. C.J. Williams spoke from 1 Sam 17:1-11. Usually our enemies frighten us with their ap- pearance, as Goliath the giant had terrified the Israelites. When a Goliath sized trou- ble comes on us, we cannot fight alone. Only God's anoin- ting gives us the victory. David, the young man newly anointed to be king over Israel, with God's help, killed the giant Goliath. David was sent to the battle by his father to visit his brothers. There was the giant he did not plan on fighting. Often Christians never plan on fighting giant troubles as they try to serve God. God had anointed David so he could kill the giant. God has anointed Christians so they can be overcomers in troubles. David obeyed and won a victory. God's word says to do whatever He says, "By His word we can be overcomers." Sunday evening Wayne Williams led in singing the chorus "It's No Longer I That Liveth". Nick Murray ministered from Job 42:5 say- ing Job was ready to repent before God. Seeing the Lord brings conviction when His power convinces us we are do- ing wrong. We love God for who He is, whether we are be- ing blessed, or if disaster comes into our lives. Many Christians have only had knowledge of God, without a definite experience with God. Exodus 14:13 says if you "See the Lord, you will see salvation". The Israelites looked at the problem, not the solution. They had to look to God for salvation. Of all the religions Schick Razor Bonus with 7 blades injector Anacin 100 tablets 189 Listerine Mouthwash Histocalne Ointment 179 NA A � For ".... ata of the world, only Christiani- ty can change lives, through faith in Jesus Christ. 250 mi. 40 25g. 89 All Jewellry and Timex Watches and Schaefer Pens & Sets 15% Off DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 2nd Office WALLACEBURG 327A James St. 1-627-6056 Sarnia 33665.80 366 NORTH CNRISTiNA ST. 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