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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 30WAY TO BRUSH — Marylou Stewart of the Middlesex -London Health District was at Bidduiph Central School. Above, she shows Denise Cowdrey and J.B. Mason. the proper way to brush teeth. Revival Centre news Rev. Roger Mason Sunday morning spoke about the eminence of the blood of'Jesus. Leviticus 17:11 tells us the life is in the blood. This is true biologically and true theologically. We know one's blood circulates through out bodies supplying our bodies needs for oxygen and nourish- ment, while cleansing our bodies. It is amazing how God has made our bodies. A major benefit of the blood of life. Also it is the blood of Jesus that gives us spiritual Life as in Ephesians 7:7, while cleansing away our sin. Through the shedding of Christ's blood we are brought out of sin as in I Peter 1:18-19, providing us with eter- nal life. Revelation 1:5 tells us Jesus releases us from sin because He loves us. The only substance that can cleanse a man from sin is the blood of Jesus. As our white blood cells attack and kill infection in our bodies, so the blood of Jesus Christ also protects us. Exodus 12:15 speaks of the protection of the applied blood of a slain lamb. When we are covered by the blood of God's lamb, Jesus Christ, we are pro- tected from the wrath of God because our sins are forgiven. Revelations 12:10 gives assurance that believers are protected from the enemy Satan's attacks by Jesus' blood. Sunday evening Rev. Roger Mason, from Acts 10:44-48 spoke on how to receive the Hely Spirit. From this ac- count we see that God moves in unusual ways. To receive personal salvation we have to come to Calvary to Jesus. To receive healing we must come to Jesus. To receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit we must come to Jesus. Matthew 3:11 tells us Jesus will baptize believers with the Holy Spirit. In John 1:29 John the Baptist points out Jesus to be the Saviour of the world. In verse 33 John told that they would know Jesus as the Messiah when they saw the Holy Spirit descen- ding on Him as a dove, and that this Man would baptize in the Holy Spirit. This Holy Spirit empowers redeem- ed man to take the message of the gospel to mankind. In Acts 2:32-33 Peter tells that Jesus, the risen Lord, had sent the believers the promised Holy Spirit. in John 7:37-39 Jesus was referring to the giving of the Holy Spirit. To receive the believer asks Jesus to baptize one with the Holy Spirit. Then the gift of the Holy Spirit is received by faith, believing Jesus will do it. Galations 3:2 and 14 assures us we receive by faith. In John 7:37 Jesus said one must believe to receive. Luke 11:13 tells us that one must ask for the Holy Spirit. Upcoming events: Tuesday at 6 The wise individual doesn't get too at- tached to any of life's pleasures, knowing that wonderful science is hard at work proving it's bad for him. MII V.u,A.n p.m., will be the Annual Church Family Picnic. It is to be held at the Market Square Park. Sunday, June 15, at 7:00 p.m. the Lion Heart Musical group from Youth with a Mission will take part in the evening service. Lucan Seniors There was a good turnout for the weekly meeting of the Lucan Seniors groups. The meeting was opened with the singing of 0 Canada. One visitor was welcomed and he was returning to Holland the next day. Birthday wishes went to Audrey Hodgins and Greta Gibson. Quite a number of out seniors went on the bus trip to Waterloo market and area. A motion was made that we buy Southern Fried chicken for our pot luck dinner at end of the month. The nominating committee reported they were coining along quite nicely with getting the new officers. Marjorie Steeper gave three short readings. Bowling, three stades in a man's life and 40 years after. She also conducted a contest on guessing the size of your waist. Hazel Cunningham gave a reading on An Invitation to Church. Wilma and Chris Hessels and Jessie Lewis were on the lunch and Hazel Cunn- ingham on cards. High score Mildred Hirtzel and Tom Kooy, lone hands Marie Veal and Charlotte Bajkert low Alma Hodgins and Kay. Armstrong and craft winner was Beth Neil. Senior housi J Cin,' 'still At ,iusedey's� dealtwith first land dMstob a tion. ' Formerly handed by tbe county of ' Middlesex, the applications are now being adminkteced by the council as a• committee of the whole. • '- Approval was given for severance '. on property owned by Carl and Heim " Beating_ at 210 Main street and 207 • Butler street. Reeve' Norm Steeper said his only concern was the fact lots lett on Main street would be undersized. He add- ed, "But, they have always been like t.r On the subject of proposed senior housing apartments reeve Steeper said, "It's still in the mill. We are waiting for the province to advise as fiat to what programs are available." A letter was received from Bull Nieuwland at The VWa advising be was willing to help in any way with committees or clubs on any seniors Proiect- Gal manager Tom Prout and Lucaa's representative on the Agsable-Bayfield Conservation Authority Ivan Hearn peeiented plans for flood 4ain plan mapping in the village• , On call°co'st to the village for the primed mapping will be 1166.67 and approval was given t0 prttoeed. Lucan Hydro Commissioner Dr. Lloyd Hall presented his annual report to council which included an operating loss for 1965 0f $4,000. On the loss Dr. Hall said.`"We don't • severance application like to see thie h.p$lin, but, it wasn't our fault: We .stayed within two or three pro deur budget. Our main p for an est power. We are charg- edor based on peak periods and our demand load went away• The service and in �c� commit- tee report included meetings with bylaw enforcement officer Karl Mac- Naughton, building oftidal Dan Scar- borough and animal control officer Howard Currie. • MacNaughton reported parking of- fences were down and people seem- ed to be aware of what if ted. The few who are consistent o will come into line once the Provincial Offences 14Wlation Is changed and parking offences are attached to Scarborough reported 39 buildings permits were issued to date this year with a total value of $571,406 and be was spending 30 to 36 hours per month on building -inspections. Howard Currie told the committee 21 dog tags were still outstanding to date and there are approximately 131 dogs in the village. He also recoil- mended an amendment to the dog licence fee structure. The new fees would be 110 for the first dog, $20 for each additional dog and 135 for a kennel licence. The public works report included calling tenders for a new water main on Beech street. LUCAN SENIORS BOWL — Trophies were awarded Wednesday to the top Lucan senior citizens bowlers. Bock, left, Harry Noels, Charlie Grieve and Frank DeStock. Front, Norah Wassell, Verna Dowdall, Marion Noels and Elsie Dunn. T -A photo Two killed in area Two accidents in the area patroll- ed by the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police claimed the lives of two persons. Kenneth Bestardof Thorndale was killed when the light truck he was driving collided with a dump truck driven by Gerritt Gransma of Strathroy on Concession 8 of London township. • - The mishap occurred at 2:35 p.m. on Thursday. Dr. K.A. Johnston was the attending coroner. Constable Wilcox set damages at 123,000. Charges will not be laid according to police. A three car mishap at 9:20 a.In., Friday on Highway 7, east of Elgin - field claimed the life of 18 month old. Allanna, Tallon of Toronto. The, youngster Was a passenger along with,' a four -month-old brother Brennan in a vehicle driven by their mother Katherine Tallon, 28 of Toronto. Both survivors in the Tallon vehicle are in serious condition. Other vehiclesinvolved in the crash were driven by Gerda Henze and Murray Howard, both of London. Constable Hodge who set damages at $26,000 said both the Talion children were in child restrainer seats. The other accident during the week occurred Sunday at 9:40 p.m. when the vehicles driven by Mary Lane of Seaforth and Alex Wilson, London col- lided on Highway 7. Damages were listed at *2,200 by Constable Hodge. During the week 41 general occur- rences were investigated. They in- cluded two thefts over 11,0000uftln cidents of wilful damage, fts under $1,000 and one cheque fraud. BIDDULPH STUDENT — The new student council at Biddulph Central School has been named. From the left are secretary Shannon Nevin, presidents Carrie Lane and Derek Hardy and treasurer Lisa Moore. Lucan Affair starts Friday The annual Lucan Fair scheduled for this coming weekend has taken on a different name. It will be known as the Lucan Lions Affair and goes Friday night at 7:55 p.m. with a giant bingo and a FLOORING If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Save Time • Save Money • See us First I1 - Hopper - Hockey 353 Main St Do it yourself or hove our In toiler Ed Allen • • it for ou Floorin S., E■ator 735 1990 4 j. Hui on Apothecary Ltd. J T WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST EXETER ONT PRESCRIPTIONS We accept most major drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. guaranteed jackpot of 12,500. The Beechwood musical group will be entertaining in the pub area. Saturday's activities begin with a free pancake breakfast from 9 to 11 a.m. It is sponsored by Nevin Motors. At the conclusion of the breakfast, a Molson Canadian Fitness Challenge gets underway. A fashion show gets underway at 2 p.m., Saturday. This will be followed by a family chicken barbecue and a Share Nature's Bounty BE A+BLOOD DONOR We Apologize The name of the guest speaker at South Huron Hospital's annual meeting on June 16 will be Mr. John G. Gray, Executive Director, of South Huron and District Association for the Men- tally Handicapped and not as printed in the June 4 issue 4 dance beginning at 9 p.m. with Socie- ty providing the music. Spice will be entertaining in the pub. Affair chairman Glenn Nevin stresses the fact admission to the grounds is free both days. Included on the grounds will be a midway, arcade, games of skill and chance, a petting zoo and fish pond. Nevin says the midway will be as big as ever. UC anniversary is celebrated The 124th anniversary of Lucan United Church was celebrated , "musically" with the Rev. Colin Paterson on guitar. John MacDonald in his very humorous talk to the children emphasized the importance of practicing either a musical instru- ment or a game - practice to make perfect! Practice is an important attitude of faith in being a Christian. This all became very clear to us as we listened to Mr. Paterson sing and play with such beauty and reverence. His sermon was taken from Colos- sians 3:12-17 and spoke to us on the responsibility of being God's chosen people. Born again, the term can breed ar- rogance and we hesitate to admit to being God's chosen people, not because we are special, but because the job is to difficult, so much is demanded, we must be Holy as He is Holy, humble, gentle, have patience, endure insults and bear with one another. Sunday, June 22 at 11 a.m. is Flower Sunday. The Sunday School will be in charge following the service st 12:30 p.m. The church picnic will be held in Market Park. 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