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Women meet at
Revival Centre
Wednesday evening the Women's
Ministries held their -monthly meeting
in the Graham Chapel, with Mrs. Judi
floss leading in chorus singing. Presi-
dent Mrs. Marlene Thornton con-
ducted business, Mrs. Ross reported
on decorating changes she is working
on in the nursery. The Christmas
meeting is scheduled for Dec. 18 at the
home of Mrs. June !teary.
Mrs. Henry introduced guest
speaker Mrs. Debbie Saunders. from
near Houston. Texas. Mrs. Saunders.
with her husband James, are
missinary evangelists. They were in
India this past summer, and in
Switzerland. Mrs. Saunders read Pro-
verbs 12:12, • Psalm 1:3, and John
15:16, showing God compares our
lives to a tree that bears fruit. Tree -
have to have good roots.
Mrs. Saunders read Acts 8:9-23.
showing a person can accept Christ,
and not ask forgiveness for a root of
bitterness. Roots of bitterness can
come into a Christian's heart and
defile him. Hebrews 12:14-15 shows
that whenever a Christian feels a root •
of bitterness or rebellion. then they
can ask God in prayer to deliver
them. God can heal these inner feel-
ings if we ask and let tlitn.
After -a time of prayer for needs. a
dight lunch was provided.
- Rick • Thornton Sunday morning
conducted the song service. Rev.
Roger Mason introduced guest
speaker Rev. George Ilazeen. Mrs.
Charlene Ilazeen accompanied
herself on the piano as she'sang One
'Life. -
Rev. Ilazeen gave thanks for the
blessing of making many friends in
Ailsa Craig and Lucan the past four
years. Rev. and Mrs. Ilazeen leave
the Ailsa Craig pastorate on Nov. 26
to take --up a pastorate in Sharon Pa..
U.S.A.
Rev. Ilazeen spoke from Hebrews
13:8. stating Jesus Christ is the same,
yesterday. today. and forever. The
world is dramatically changing from
day to day. As we look around us so
many hew things.- are happening.
Many changes take place in nature in
different ways made beautiful .by
God. All these changes mean the
world cannot be depended on.
Sunday evening Rev. Roger Mason
ministered from Mark 1:4-5. concer-
ning water baptism. Some believe
that grace is imparted in the ritual of
baptism. The Scriptures are very -
clear that grace and salvation are
given 'at repentance. Baptism
signifies That the one being baptized
has repented. turned around from
• their sins. Matthew :1:6 tells of confes-
sion of sin when they were baptized
in water. John the$aptist stressed ge-
nuine.repentance was a sign of ge-
nuine heart change.
In Acts 2:38 Peter told the crowd
they needed first of all to repent with
a change of mind, then to be baptiz-
ed to show their new association with
Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 10:2
speaks of baptism in association with
Moses: in .luda ism it meant associa-
tion With Judaism. .
Baptism in association I+t'ith Jesus
shows people have come out -of
another religion, and are accepting
the•Christian religion to serve Jesus
Christ. Act 3:41 tells of about 3000 who
were baptized.
John and Mary Sollars, in obe-
dience to their faith in Jesus Christ.
were baptized in water at close of the
service.
Upcoming events: Talent night.
Tuesday. November 26. at 7:30 p.m.
Luca n Revival ('entre presents a
Talent Night. Everyone welcome.
Members of the Youth Group, and
students of' ('hritianview• Bible Col-
lege will be participating.
Switchboard operator to caller: "Mr.
Wallace is on anotjler line. will you
hold. and if so. (10 you want Bach.
rock or dentist -chair pop''"
We don't inherit our expressions: they
are the signature of the years.
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Special thanks to my
nominators, scrutineers
and voters who sup-
ported me at the polls.
Congratulations to
Wilson Hodgins and the
new council
Ken Lyons
CHRISTMAS WREATHS -- Shown at the weekend Lucan craft show
with Christmas wreaths are Vicky Gee and daughter Carolyn.
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Lucan and district news
Susan cools
227-4911
Two new councillors.
Smith leads polls
Two current members of Lucan
village council were defeated at Tues-
day's election and replaced by
newcomers. -
The only incumbent to besuccessful
was Bryan Smith who • headed the
polls with 643 votes. He also topped
the polls in 1982.
Placing second was Robert Hodge
with 438 votes and Donald Leitch was
third at 337. Defeated were 11 year
veteran Larry Hotson who was nam-
ed on 322 ballots and Tom England
who is completing his first three year
term with 164 votes. - •
Hodge is an employee of Victoria
and Grey Trust in Stratford and
-Leitch is employed by the Ontario
Development Corporation at Huron
Park.
Friendship
club meets
The Bryanston Friendship„ Club
met in the Christian Education Rooin
at Bryanston United Church
November 6. with an attendance of 36.
Audrey McRoberts welcomed
everyone and -read a poem - "God's
Gift".
"t) Canada" was then sung, follow-
ed by singing "happy Birthday" to
Lela Abbott. Jean Donley,. Elmer
Burnard and Elliott and Andrey
McRoberts. Plans were made for the
Christmas dinner to be held at the
North Star Restaurant. December 4.
Isabel Robinson chaired the pro-
gramme •which opened with a sing
song followed by a reading
"Autumn's Coming Forth". Victor
Smith then showed slides with Ad`a
Smith giving the commentary of the
club's trip to the Haliburton Area and
their stay at the Red Umbrella inn in
June. This proved very interesting
especially to those who had attended.
Games were then played. euchre
winners were Marion Hodgins, Mer-
na O'Neil. Mabel Needham. Milton
Hodgins. Clarence Davis and
Clarence Lewis. Crokinole - Gote
Wennerslrom and Greta Gibson.
An apple contest followed, which
gave you, your partner for lunch. A
delicious lunch was served by the
committee in charge - Hector aild
Isabel Robinson, Victor and Ada
Smith and Mervle Dann.
J`2ank 1Jorr
1 sincerely thank
everyone who worked
and supported me at the
polls on November 12
for Lucan Hydro
Commissioner.
Yours Sincerely
Lloyd C. Hall
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To all who supported me at the polls on
12, 1985.
s
November
Yours truly
Bryan Smith
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A sincere thank you to the ratepayers of the Village
of Lucan.
It was a pleasure to serve
years. •
Special thanks to those
November 12.
on council for the past 11
who supported me on
Larry Hotson
Reeve Norm Steeper and deputy -
reeve Harry Wraith were returned to
office without opposition.
In a three person race for tytroseats
on Lucan Hydro, Andy Van Geel was
high with 532 followed -by incumbent
Dr. Lloyd C. Hall at 497 votes and Con-
stance Van Bussel at 245. One seat
had been vacant since Rudy Engel
left the community.
Clerk Ed Melanson said the voter
turnout was in excess of 60 percent.
Deer involved in two crashes
Deer on the highway were respon-
sible for two motor vehicle accidents
investigated this week by officers of
the Lucan detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police.
Monday at 7:40 p.m. Constable
Craig listed damages at $1,200 when
a vehicle driven by William Townley,
London struck a deer on Middlesex
road 22.
Thursday at 2 p.m. it was a similar
situation involving a deer and a vehi-
cle driven by Peter Garland, Ailsa
Craig on Highway 7. Damages were
set at $1,200 by.Constable Osterloo.
Wednesday a vehicle driven by
Crafts, cards
for seniors
Euchre and crafts were enjoyed by
the Sunshine & Busy Buddies
memberS.at their meeting on Thurs-
day afternoon in the Scout -Guide Hall.
Honor Stanley directed the Busy Bud-
dies in making a decorative plastic
mesh snowflake which will be finish-
ed tomorrow, Thursday. Members of
that group, as they finish the
snowflake. will commence making an
"angel': from pearl and gold beads,
under the direction of Elnora
Reycraft.
As a member of the program com-
mittee, Mary Kooy read two poems
"As we Grow Old and "Glory be in
77":
Names will be drawn for an ex-
change of Christmas gifts tomorrow.
so all members are asked to be pre-
sent. You are also reminded to bring
in your I.G.A. tapes as soon as
possible.
Birthday best wishes were extend-
ed to Florence Huffman,- who
celebrates this week.
Murray Carter provided the prizes
for the Euchre which were won as
follows: high score Jessie Lewis and
Chris Heessels, lone hands Verna
Dowdell and Carl Andersen, low score
Betty Sutherland and Rose Atkinson
and the craft prize was won by Beth
Neil. A relay game was directed by
Betty -Sutherland and Iva Hodgins.
Refreshments were served by Wilma
and Cris Heessels and Iva Hodgins.
BEST IN SENIOR POETRY --- Senior poetry winners Shelley Pfaff, Pam
Wilkins, Jennifer Duskocy, Krista Riddell and Paul Menard are shown
with Lucan Legion president Gord Chubb and contest organizer Larry
Abner Lichty, RR 1, Gadshill left the
roadway of Concession road 3 and
struck a culvert. Constable Osterloo
estimated damages at $1,500.
Constable Wilson set damages at
$1,800 when a vehicle driven by Sarah
White, RR I Thorndale left Conces-
sion 2-3 road and struck two trees at
12:20 a.m.,Friilay.
The same day at 3:30 p.m., a vehi-
cle operated by Hanney Denotter, RR
3 Ilderton left the roadway of Conces-
sion 10-11 when hitting pot holes and
rolled over. Damages were set at
$2,000 by Constable Briggs.
Icy road conditions at 6:50 a.m.,
Saturday on Highway 7 caused a
mishap with vehicles driven by Karen
McKeown and Susan Wolfe, both of
London. Damages of $2,800 were set
by Constable Wilcox.
Less than an hour later the same
morning, a vehicle driven by Rudolph
Specht, London struck a guard rail on
a bridge on Highway 7. Constable
Wilcox estimated damages at $1.500.
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Vehicles driven by Veronica
Holzamer, Grand Bend and Peter
Newton, St. Marys collided at 4:15
p.m., Saturday on Highway 4 with
Constable Wilson setting damages at
$1,800. -
Constable Stables set damages at
$2,100 when vehicles driven by Mark
Yandergunst, Exeter and Tracy
Turner, Huron Park at 7:15 p.m.,
Saturday on the Main Street of Lucan.
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1 would like to thank all
those who supported
me in Biddulph Twp. on
the November 12 polls.
Wilson Hodgins
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Electors
of McGillivray Township .
To those who supported me at the polls on November
12 a sincere thank you and Best Wishes for a Happy
Holiday Season. -
Barry Heaman
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McGillivray Township Voters
I wish to compliment all who exercised their
right to vote on November 12th and to thank
all who gave me their support.
Charles Corbett
Jhant
YOU.
A sincere thank you to those who supported
rite at the polls on Tuesday; November 12,
1985.
Sincerely
Donald A. Leitch
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