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The lowest chive bids was submit- ted by Roth Drainage In the amount of $118.528 and it was accepted. The Choir set b tO.. ootertain me weekly meeting of the seniors was held In the Scout And Guide hall with president Harry Noels presiding. Everyone was welcomed. A short meeting was held then Ver- na Ibbitson showed a slide on The Bay of Fundy. We are sorry to hear one of our members fell and dislocated her shoulder. We wish her a fast recovery. Plans are also being made to visit Craigholme. Iva Hodgins announced that Randy Martin's choir of four and five grade children will be at the hall to enter- tain us on May 29 at 1:14 p.m., so please keep this date in mind. Last week's craft winner was Elnora Raycraft. This week was Kay Armstrong. Euchre winners were high score Marion Noels and Ed Dowdall, lone hands Mary Kooy and Murray Carter, low score Mary Miekle and Wilma Hesse]. highest quote was $185,972.71. Engineer Tony DeVos said the estimate a year ago was $95,500 for the portion tendered, but with in• creases in the meantime it should be about $110,000. The total drain cost is set at 1121$,000. Alex Scott and Ivan "Hearn of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority were in attendance with some good news. Scott said sourer monies would be availably under a Conservation Ser- vices Erosion Control project grant on work undertaken inside village limits. Cost of erosion centre) work in Lucan is estimated at $47,000. Elgineer Tony DeVos said all assessments would be up about 12 q a..,1 '�- ..1 1, �• A �. .' t t ' '. t ' r, t• 4C 4 s•4 , c i. t • r! , i.° . t.+ .4•. t`, lid eV, ?, v- . �'. icy 4.0'4 T.-1 :,< \ , i t,C #t f }f of u, Times -Advocate, May 14, 1986 7' - ,1 ' k. 4, Nrat_ or .C�fli*ruction of Bonn drain Palle 11 percent from the original report. When the Roth contract was ac- cepted on motion of deputy -reeve Harry Wraith and councillor Don Leitch, reeve Norm Steeper com- mented, "It's got to be done". Repctatives of the Conserva- tion Authority will attend the June 3 meeting ot c:oOncil to discuss floodline mapping in the village. The resignation of Ron Glenn from the planning co nmittee was accepted and his rePlacement will be Howard Lawrence. Solicitor Bob Benner explained the procedures for land severance ap- plications which will now be handled by council and the planning advisory board instead of Middlesex county. councillor Bryan Smith reported on fence repairs, sandb4ating and pain- ting at the swimming pool. Works superintendent Doug Johnston said the second acidization of town water wells had been,com- pleled successfully. Council was asked to assist in the cost of moving the village Cenotaph to a new location on Lucan Legion property. A Lucan silo -pitch team will be given 24 village pins to take to an up- coming tournament in Lousiville, Kentucky. Reeve Steeper and councillor Smith continue on an ad hoc committee to consider - the possibilities of a non - other's Day at Revival Centre Mother's Day Sunday Mr. Doug Butler led the song service.' Mn Wm. told while at University of Western Ontario he met some members of Campus Crusade for Christ, who led him to an awareness of life for Christ. Through this he felt led to go to India. With a group of §0 members of Cam- pus Crusade for Christ, he is leaving this Wednesday for a two month stay in India. They will travel in groups of five presenting the Jesus Film to villages and talking to the people thrown in the Nile to drown. Jochab- about • the Lord. ed defied this genocidal decree and Rev. Roger • Mason read Exodus spared her baby Moses. 2:1-10, the story of Moses being plac- ed in a basket in the Nile and being found by Pharoh's daugther. Moses' "parents were people of faith. His mother's faith spared Moses' Life, as Jewish boy babies were to be killed. Moses' mother Jochabed had a courageous faith as the Pharaoh had ordered all male Jewish babies to be ST. PAT'S BASKETBALLERS WIN — The St. Patrick's Separate School team won the girls championship of a recent London and Middlesex basketball tournament. Back, left, Melanie Chittenden, Erin Porter, Trina Schiering, Melissa Damen, Loretta Foran, Jennifer Duskocy, Natasha Biro, Laura Duskocy, coach Don Coleman and Daphne Damen. Front, Lori Vanneste, Joanne Ltinsink, Amy Sullivan, Elisabeth Vandenberg, Marieke Vandenberg, Nicole McLaughlin, Katie Malone and Erin Schwart.•Missing were. Cathy Lansink and Angela Finch. T -A photo Mothers honoured at United Church Mothers' Day was recognized Sunday at Lucan United Church with a special Christian Family Service that included a celebtat}on orthe Sacra ment of Infant Baptism. Rev. Brown baptized Noralee Adell, infant daughter of Ron and Karen Peters. The choir sang a lovely prayer for Mothers, and Barb Coughlin told the boys and girls a story about a family where each member did his part. "God is happy when we share," Barb concluded. Mr. Brown's sermon theme was "Childlikeness", Even as He ap- proached the cross, Jesus had time CELEBRATES 95 — Mrs. Blanche Haskett of the Craigholme Nurs- ing Home and formerly of Lucan celebrated her 95th birthday, Thursday. T -A photo for children and emphasized that unless we become like little children, we cannot enter His Kingdom. Their -sense of wonder at all -God's creation- reflects an attitude of reverence before the God who made everything. Their trust in their parents to pro- vide for every need is a parable of the sort of trust and dependence God longs to see in us. Just as a child knows obedience to his parents is his duty, so we likewise need to recognize our debt of obedience to Him and to repent of our wilful ways. Children have a wonderful capaci- ty to forgive and forget the insutices done to them by even the most well- meaning of parents, a quality Jesus requires of us if we are to be forgiven. Christ's concern is that we give Ourselves to Him like little children and allow Him to recreate these qualities in us. Only so may we become true children of His Kingdom. Coming events The quilters will be at work in the C.E. Wing this week, beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Thursday at 9:45 a.m., the Prayer and Share Fellowship continue their informal Bible Study discussion in the C.E. Wing. All women of the community are welcome. Choir meets for prac- tice at the usual 7:30 hour. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. is a service of Confirmation and Communion. Im- mediately following the service, there will be a Congregational Meeting to approve the call to the Revs. Darrell and Jewel Shaul. Stewards meet in the C.E. Wing on Tuesday, May 20 at 8 p.m. Newly Arrived Collectors Plate of St. Patrick's Roman A Perfect Gift! 29°S Catholic Church, Lucan Full Colour Plate trimmed in 22K Gold Quantities are limited Only available at... to Acting in courageous faith, she hid .ger baby, realizing God hada purpose for Upm g events: May 21 Wednes- day evening, at 7:30 p.m. the Women's Ministries of Lucan Revival Centre invites all ladies to come to their annual Blossom Tea. May 17 - Saturday, at the K.O,A. scamp south of Ailsa Craig, will be a bake sale. Monies raised is for Chris- tlanview Bible College. May 25 Lucan Revival Centre An- niversary services, Special speaker Rev. Paul McPhail from Chatham, : with special music by Mrs. McPhail. June 1st - Bible Art Ministries with Rev. Stan Crookall. NEED LEADERS Please note! The Lucan Scouting Movement is in need of new leaders and group committee members for the coming year. Anyone who feels that he or she would like to help with the Scouting movement is welcome to attend our next group committee meeting Tues- day, May 20 at 8:15 p.m. in the Lucan Scout and Guide Hall; Plan to attend, give it some thought, we would be pleased to have you come. Call the following people if you have questions: Chris Schatzler 227-1751, Dale Froats 227-4706 or Rob Brady 227-4008. profit senior citizen housing project on the former turnip plant property on Market Street. A proposal sutxnitted previously by Bill Niewland of the Villa has be'ii withdrawn. -'+ •, fit TOP MIXED BOWLERS — The top individual bowlers in the Lucan Sunday mixed bowling league received trophies. Back, left, -Paul Smith, Wbyne.Smith and Russ Smith. Front, Heather Smith, Marlene Smith qnd Evelyn Smith. T -A photo Fives- accidents in loyal OPP area Five motor vehicle accidents were included in the 44 general occurrences investigated this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Sunday at 10:50 a.m., vehicles operated by John Egan, Granton and Marie Veel, RR1 Lucan, collided on Highway 4. Corporal Foley set damages at $1,050. The same day at 10:35 p.m., Con- stable Hodge listed damages at $4,500 when vehicles driven by PattiDown, London, and Keith McFarland, Lucan, were in collision on Highway 4. Wednesday at 5:15 p.m., a vehicle driven by Helen Bray, London, swerv- ed across'the roadway of Middlesex road 28 and struck a mailbox Damages were estimate at 8350 by Constable Wilcox. About three hours later, a vehicle driven by Todd Kohut, .Ailsa Craig, went out of control on Concession 8 and struck a hydro pole. Constable Vance set damages at $3,500. Constable Holland set damages at *6,000 when vehicles driven by Janet Jenkinson, RR1 Tjrorndale, and Howard Daniel, RR3 Denfield, collid- ed on Highway 7 at 4:40 p.m., Friday. Four persons wer charged with break, enter and theft and possession of house breaking tools. Two persons were charged with impaired and two driving suspensions of 12 hours were issued.