Times-Advocate, 1985-09-04, Page 11•
SEELSTER SHOW - Handing out programs atSunday's Open House
at SeelstarFarms near Lucan were Cathy Roestenberg, John Glover,
For former turnip plant
Michael Van Bussel,
Nancy Van Bussel.
Tina Marie Van Boxmeer, Tanya Reytner and
T -A photo
Council asks for development proposals
Lucan council will be asking for
proposals on the use 4)I the former
Lucan Produce proper( t recent It
purchased.
Developers will have a chance to
suggest plata. Reeve Noun Steeper
said. "We cert-need---senior
citizen apartments, but. are open lo
any suggestions,. -
:1t 'Tuesday's regUla' meeting in his
opening continents. Sleeper reportt•d
on the recent association 4)l +�
YEARLINGS ON PARADE - Ann Van Bussel leads iris Seelster dur-
ing Sunday's yearling show at Seelster Farms near Lucan.
LUCafl and district news
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SHOWING SPENCER Spencer Seelster is being shown by Mary
Von Bussel at Sunday's yearling show at Seelster Farms near Lucan.
United Church news
"I1 is our privilege as Christians to
-be (;((I'S fellow-ttv►r•ker•s in 1114'
world.- said 111r. Brownrin his IalhnUr
!lay message at Lucan L'tided l'hurch
on Stntda% morning. The Christ i:al
('hureh is intended to be .t team to
proclaim by word and decd (;od
message III ree•onc•111,tII( 1 .
This message nl Inye IV'
through the C'r'oss nl Christ bring• to
those who will respond IO it a neu
heart -attitude 01 love and obeihenc•
to (;ext, III of caring love to a broken
and hurting % 0I l((
"The need of our v• odd 14)1 1hi'
message is indescribable.- c'nclud
ed \1r Brown. "and (end desires to
ttse each one nt tis ‘‘In will t n•Id
himself to flint as His co-worker 111
reconciling people 111 1timsell aril to
one another
Seamless
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Aluminum
Storm Doors
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Replacement Windows
Renovations &
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"Free Estimates"
Coming 1•a cuts
Wednesd.ty al 8:00 p.m. the Sunday
Schaal teachers meet for a work and
planning et -ening at the ('hurch.
- Sunda( al 9:15 Sunday School
begins with classes for boys and girls
01 all ages and for adults. The new
Junior ('Much programme under the
direction of Freed.► \lelanson begins
also during the latter part of the
('Murch service ('hnr(•h service is al
I1 (111-a m.. note the change of time
There tt rll he a special service nl
Ainalgantalion of Lucan and
('landebot-e congregations. Special
nmsic will he provided by young peo-
ple Irnm the two congregations. and
the preacher for the day is Rev. 1/1-
I
)rI )ouglas ltoss, t xecitive Secretary 01
London ('onlerertce.. Members nl the
two cmtgI'C .Il ions will be par
1ic•ipal lig 'There will be.ii ( Hour
following in the ('.t:. wing.
The Couples' Club are planning a
garage and hake sale tor Saturday.
Seta ember 14 -beginning al 9 a.m. at
1'.ittcrson's. 129 Main Street.
ig*---:f Lanes
ucan Bowling
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Municipalities convention which he
and councillors Bryan Smith and
Larry Hotson attended:
The reeve said it was the best A1I( )
convention he had ever attended.
Municipal affairs \linister Bernard
-(;randnlailre announced his desire
for greater co-operat ion bel ween his
Ministry and the AMO executive.
Grandmaitre reaffirmed his desire
to continue programs designed to
fund computerization of
municipalities for better and more et
ficient accounting practices.
Ile also suggested formulas for un-
conditional grants will be revised to
improve municipal budgeting pro-
cedures and noted the need to further
streamline the Planning Act par-
ticularly in the area of controlling
frivolous objections that force cost
OMB hearings. "
The importance of flood plain
management was also stressed as On-
tario had experienced nine floods Iasi
year at the 100 year level.
Works foreman Doug Johnston
reported use of seven million gallons
of water in the village during the
month of August.
Johnston said this was a record for
one month. He continued, "(tut' nor-
mal daily use has been 140.000 to
150.001 gallons. !fut. this month the
figure has been as high as 23u.0oo
gallons a day.
Deputy -reeve Harry Wraith and
works employees Doug Johnston and
John Riddell will be attending a
waterworks conference October 2 in
Stratford.
New head of the Lucan OPTS
detachment Sgt. Bob Erskine intend
ed Tuesday's council meeting.
Erskine who has been transferred
from Belle River said he likes to
maintain good relationships with
town councils. •
He was asked by reeve Norm
Steeper if stickers for telephones"
Yearling show
is successful
Visitors to the annual Open house
at Seelster Farms near Lucan Sunday
afternoon had a look al :14 yearling
standarbred horses that will soon be
.going to the auction block.
Of the :34 yearlings. 12 will be sold
. tonight -Thursday at the -1985 Select
yearling Sales at Mohawk Raceway
at Campbellville.
Nine more will go al the Canadian
Classic Sale at Woodbine in 'Toronto
on Wednesday. September 11 and the
final 1:3 the following day.
One colt gelling plenty of attention
Sunday was Franklin Seelster. a hall
brother to Falcon Seelster who has
been very impressive in the last
month in the United Stales.
When Nichilator paced the lastest
race mile in history in a brilliant 1.49.:3
at the Meadowlands on August :1.
Falcon Seelster was only two lengths
back in an e%'n 1.30. -
Falcon Seelster, on display at the
1983 Open House provided by the Van
Bussel family won the firs) elinrina
tion of The ('ane a week ago
establishing a new all -age track
record of 1.53.4. Ile was second to
Chairman oI the board in the final by
a nose in 1.56 His earnings now stand
at $325.770 for the season.
Others expected to be popular
among the buyers al the upcoming
sales are Michael Seelster. Dave -
Seelster and Sullivan Seelster.
Michael is a full brother to Dee Dee
Splurge winner of $(7.430 and a time
of 2.(1(1.2 as a three year old. Dana is
a full sister to Darrell Seelsler who
had earnings of $(;:3.486 1lWl an even
two minutes mark as a two year-old.
Sullivan is a three -qua rler'hrother to
Samson ('hip, winner of $148.596 and
a time of 1.58.4
Opening for the 1985-86
Season on
Saturday, Sept. 7
Ls
Leagues are now forming. All senior citizens are welcome to
come bowling on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. starting on
September 4
Y.B.C. registation for Pee Wee, Bantams and Juniors e•---•••
bowlers will be on Wednesday, September 11 at 3:30
p.m. at the Lanes. Registration fee is $4.00 ( I.
Bowling Rates: $1.20 per game. \ /
For any additional information regarding the above or (bit%
reservation of lanes phone 2271034 or 227-4236
Don and Audrey Watt
listing emergency numbers could be
obtained.
Ile said his 17 man Imre is now 011
21 hours per day dull. Over the
Labour Dat weekend I:31 speeding
tickets uCi rr handed (►4)1
In other business. council:
Learned that the village -planning
hoard had recommended a fee of S:3tx)
for severance applications. -
\Vas 14)1(1 Bidd(111)11 township was not
interested in a joint venture of tender
int for municipal insurance policies.
approved ,1 proposal front coon
eillur Lary} Boson to attempt to
secure 'milk. lights on :Min Street
In bringing up the suhjec•I. Ilot son
said. "( in 1 riday..Saturdav and Sun
(fay evening its .1101051 impossible to
walk across the street...
A representative of the \finish' 4)I
Transport a1 ion wi11 he asked to attend
the. Oe•lober I council meeting to
discuss the problem.
111115011 a previous request w -as
turned duan because ;I 1ratfic• count
tailed 10 show a" need. Ile added.
•'That's because 1 h((►k the curvet
in February...
Revival Centre
Sunda", rtiorning Rev. Roger- Mason
ministered from :Mark Ili: 15-211. This
same great commission 10 preach the
gospel is found in all four gospels.
This means Christians are obligated
by the scriptures to tell the gospel
story.
Verse Ib stresses that Mose who
believe shall be saved. but those who
do not believe shall be condemned.
Verse 17 assures that believers will
have. power against satanic' power.
Also it Salt's believers will be em.
powered to speak with new languages
as in :\rI•s.2:4.-
Verse 18 means while Christians
are going preaching the gospel that
God will- pr(itect them as in Acts
28:3-5. This verse also tells that as
('hristians go to preach the will have
the power to lay hands 00 the sick and
they will recover.
Peter says Jesus' miracles proves
Ile is the llessiah. iiebrews 2:4 says
the gospel message was authen-
ticated by (he signs and wonders of
the apostle's ministry. as they. like
Jesus. went -preaching: -leaching and
healing. .
Ret". Roger Mason Sunday evening
spoke tram Matthew 9t:15-:38. Verse 5
tells of the three told ministry of
.!esus. which we Christians need to he
doing Jesus wanted Ills disciples to
understand. how ile looked al the
world Man) people look al the world
as vert had. and as a threat to (hent,
from which they almost isolate
themselves tram.
Ile also saw people ready to heat -
and receive the gospel message. but
there are not enough workers to teml
them. Jesus encouraged 1lis disciple
l4) prat for ttnrkers to go oil into the
harvest tiel(I 01 spn•►1ialIN need\
people
1 (1(•nnung events Seplernber 211.
1 midac - Kid's Crusade al Lucan
Revival ('er11r(•
Sundae. September 8 at 7:1111 p n1
ev'enuie -cru ice. hreednrt► Ministries
will he ministering
Times -Advocate September 4, 1985 Page 1 1
Motorists reminded
of horses on road
Luca n OPP are remintking
motorists that the county roads of
Middlesex are well used by
horselovers.
The Uighway Traffic Act of Ontario
Provides under Section 143 (hal
motorists have an obligation when ap-
proaching a horse or other animal
that is Grating a vehicle 0r is being
led or ridden, to exercise evert
reasonable precaution (4) prevent (he
frightening of the animal and thereby
endangering the rider:.
If you see a horse and rider on the
roadway. approach with caution. (10
not sound your horn and ensure the
animal is under control before al -
tempting to pass. A frightened horse
is difficult 10 -control and endangers
both the rider and motorists. The
penalty provided for contrayenlims
of Seetion 1-1.5 is $53.(0.
Lucan detachment officers in-
vestigated 37 general occurrences
this week. included were four break.
enter and theft: one each of theft
under $200, theft over $200 and
dangerous use of a firearm.
• ('rihlinal charges included one each
of possession of a narcotic and inde-
cent exposure.
One personetvas charged with' irn-
paired driving and two driving
suspensions of 12 hours were issued.
Seven persons were charged With
violations of the Liquor Licence Ac•I.
The first 4)1 six area accidents oc-
curred Sunday at 12:01 a.m. when it
vehicle driven by .Richard Stacey.
4L'inghanr lelt the roadway 1)1
Iligtiw.iy. 4- and entered the (11(411.
Damag2• was set al 53.010 by Con-
stable Stables.
At 8:20 p.m. the s.jme day a vehi-
cle operated by Sandra Nero'''. Lon-
don left tin' roadway 4)1 Middlesex
road 20 and rolled over three limes.
Constable Wilson sel damages at
• $1,:300. •
Monday al 12:45 a strong "gust of
wind during a very heavy rainfall
blew a vehicle (!riven by Charlie
Maidrnent of Stratford int) the ditch
adjacent to Ilighwa7.- Constable
!lodge listed damages at $500.
Vehicles driven I►. Jeniffer Ap-
pleton. RR 2. Ailsa Craig and Wayne
`Carter. Parkhill collided on Queen
street in Ailsa Craig at 4:30 p.4)►..
Monday. -Constable 11011and
estimated damages at 52.500.
Constable Stables set damages at
$:300 when a vehicle (lriyen by .1a111es
Barnes. Seaforih was struck by a
piece of sheet metal while travelling
on Highway 23 at :3:05 p.m., Tuesday.
Thursday at 11:10 a.m. vehicles
operated by Nancy Jenkins. 1Idertor
Until you corner a skunk, you
don't know lonesome.
- -Hank Ketcham,
Field Newspaper Syndicate
and Doreen Eedy. RR 4, Denfield
were in collision on the London -Lahti
lownline. Constable Stables set
damages at $835.
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