Times-Advocate, 1986-09-10, Page 19Middlesex Liberals set executive
The new Middlesex Liberal
Association got off to an excellent
at its founding , , at,the
new Canadian Club in Strathroy.
About 100 Middlesex residents attend-
ed the meeting to establish the
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Revival Centre news
Sunday morning Rev. Roger Mason
invited the Christianview Bible Col-
lege students to stand and give their
names and where they are from. Rev.
Mason ministered from Luke 4:16-21,
will re Jesus read Isaiah 61:1-2. Jesus
was in His home synagogue in
Nazareth. As a guest He was asked to
read from Isaiah. This scripture tells
of the ministry of the Messiah Jesus
was fulfilling. Jesus has commission-
ed His believers to carry on His
ministry. Not only was Jesus anointed
to minister, but so are His believers.
Christians are to proclaim the good
news of the gospel to troubled people.
• Next Christians are to preach the
gospel of healing for the broken
hearted. There are casualities of a
broken life style, distressed, weary
people who need to be ministered to
with the gospel of hope and healing.
Christians are to preach the
message of deliverance for the cap-
tives. The Jews had lived for cen-
turies as captives under foreign
powers.
Communion was served after the
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Rick Thornton conducted the ser-
vice Sunday evening. Mr. Thornton
introduced Larry Cruttenden to be the
guest speaker.
Mr. Cruttenden spoke from John
15:1-7, stressing verse 8 that it is
God's will that Christians bear much
fruit for God. Jesus had only His
disciples to go preach His word. The
Father God is glorified when Jesus'
disciples bear fruit. These disciples
were ordinary men, yet they glorified
God. Jesus said a person shall prove
to be His disciple when he bears fruit
for Him.
Being fruitful in God's kingdom has
a cost. A believer has to abide in
Jesus, with God's word abiding in
him. The fruit of the Holy Spirit in
Galatians 5:22-23 has to be developed
by a pruning by God in the believer's
lives. For the fruit of love to develop
there must be pruning of hatred and
dislike for the unloved.
The fruit of winning souls and mak-
ing disciples for Jesus requires great
dedication to Jesus. A Christian must
earnestly desire to win people for the
Lord with fasting and prayer before
God. Since it is God's will to win souls,
a Christian can ask God to give him
opportunity to win people for Him.
Upcoming events: Sunday,
September 14, Mr. Bill Davies,
returned missionary to Haiti, will be
ministering in both services.
September 13, Saturday, a Personal
Spiritual Renewal Seminar is to be
held at the farm of Bill Davies. Time
8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Cost is free, and
rneals included.
Cemetery event
at Clandeboye
The annual memorial service and
the Decoration of Graves at St.James
Church, Clandeboye was held Sun-
day. Rev. Bruce Pocock, Rector of St.
James led the service and Rev. Dar-
rell Shaule of Lucan United Church
gave the message.
A lovely solo "How Great Thou
Art" was sung by Derek Hardy, with
Beulah Hardy at the organ.
Flowers in the church were given
by the Carter family in memory of Eli
and Rebecca Carter, Mervin and
Jessie Carter and Douglas Carter.
Also flowers in the church in
memory of Mark Edginton by his
family. The cemetery was a beautiful
garden of flowers placed by loved
ones.
Hazel. Cunningham and Jean
Hodgins representing Clandeboye
Women's Institute attended the
Ladies Luncheon on Monday at the
Administration Banquet Hall, as
guests of the Western Fair Associa-
tion. Guest speaker was Margaret
MacGee, president of the National
Council of Women of Canada.
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Association by adopting a new con-
stitution and electing an executive
committee.
The Middlesex riding was expand-
ed during the recent provincial
redistribution to include the entire
county of Middlesex and the area of
London betweeen Clarke Side Road
and Crumlin Road. The new Mid-
dlesex Liberal Association was found-
ed to reflect these changes.
The guest speaker, the Honourable
John Sweeney, Minister of Com-
munity and Social Services, gave a
rousing speech on the challenges the
Ontario government has met in their
first year of office. He stated that the
thrust of the Liberal government
would continue tobe good policy and
good government in the interest of the
Ontario public. The honourable Jack
Riddell, Minister of Agriculture and
Food, and Doug Reycraft MPP, Mid-
dlesex, also addressed the en-
thusiastic gathering.
At the close of the meeting Reycraft
noted that, "The Liberal spirit is high
in Middlesex. I am delighted with the
blend of experience, youth and en-
thusiasm we have in the new Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Middlesex
Liberal Association. We have a great
future."
Don Boogerman was elected presi-
dent. Past president is Brian Morris,
executive vice-president Marg Char-
michael, secretary Mary Davidson
and treasurer Paul Mylemans. The
vice-presidents include John Barry,
Tom Lawson, Elaine Vanhie, Gary
Merritt, Mark Gomes and Clare
Wales.
The municipal directors are:
Adelaide, Ray McPhail; Ailsa Craig,
Ralph Graham; Biddulph, Wilson
Hodgins; Caradoc, Marilyn Grigg;
Delaware, JoAnn Wolfs; East
Williams, Ray Campbell; Ekfrid,
John McEachren; Glencoe, Sheila
Rudaysky; Lobo, Keith Wales; Lon-
don City, Martin Joldersma; London,
Marie Moir; Lucan, Tom
McLaughlin; McGillivray, Jack Dor-
. man; Metcalfe, Rob Pierce; Mosa,
Joan Whitlock; Newbury, Diane
Brewer; North Dorchester, Chris
McPherson; Parkhill, Lola Shirran;
Strathroy, Roy McLean; Wardsville,
Tom McCallum; Westminster, Jim
Willsie; West Nissouri, Jim Shar-
man; West Williams, Ian Brebner.
Times -Advocate, September 19, 1986.
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS
At the Granton United Church, the
Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the Sunday morning service and en-
titled his message "The Secrets of
Certainties of Tomorrow". None of us
know what will happen tomorrow,
live one day at a time and let God take
care of tomorrow. Let us ask for
Christian faith, in all ways
acknowledge His way and He will
make your path straight, and your
strength will be equal for your days.
This was the Sunday School promo-
tion day, when the children are pro-
moted to a higher class.
Personal
Sincere sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Clare Dunlop who
passed away Sunday September 7
after suffering a fatal heart attack.
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Association by adopting a new con-
stitution and electing an executive
committee.
The Middlesex riding was expand-
ed during the recent provincial
redistribution to include the entire
county of Middlesex and the area of
London betweeen Clarke Side Road
and Crumlin Road. The new Mid-
dlesex Liberal Association was found-
ed to reflect these changes.
The guest speaker, the Honourable
John Sweeney, Minister of Com-
munity and Social Services, gave a
rousing speech on the challenges the
Ontario government has met in their
first year of office. He stated that the
thrust of the Liberal government
would continue tobe good policy and
good government in the interest of the
Ontario public. The honourable Jack
Riddell, Minister of Agriculture and
Food, and Doug Reycraft MPP, Mid-
dlesex, also addressed the en-
thusiastic gathering.
At the close of the meeting Reycraft
noted that, "The Liberal spirit is high
in Middlesex. I am delighted with the
blend of experience, youth and en-
thusiasm we have in the new Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Middlesex
Liberal Association. We have a great
future."
Don Boogerman was elected presi-
dent. Past president is Brian Morris,
executive vice-president Marg Char-
michael, secretary Mary Davidson
and treasurer Paul Mylemans. The
vice-presidents include John Barry,
Tom Lawson, Elaine Vanhie, Gary
Merritt, Mark Gomes and Clare
Wales.
The municipal directors are:
Adelaide, Ray McPhail; Ailsa Craig,
Ralph Graham; Biddulph, Wilson
Hodgins; Caradoc, Marilyn Grigg;
Delaware, JoAnn Wolfs; East
Williams, Ray Campbell; Ekfrid,
John McEachren; Glencoe, Sheila
Rudaysky; Lobo, Keith Wales; Lon-
don City, Martin Joldersma; London,
Marie Moir; Lucan, Tom
McLaughlin; McGillivray, Jack Dor-
. man; Metcalfe, Rob Pierce; Mosa,
Joan Whitlock; Newbury, Diane
Brewer; North Dorchester, Chris
McPherson; Parkhill, Lola Shirran;
Strathroy, Roy McLean; Wardsville,
Tom McCallum; Westminster, Jim
Willsie; West Nissouri, Jim Shar-
man; West Williams, Ian Brebner.
Times -Advocate, September 19, 1986.
Pope 3A
ES'S
um�
hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter
You are invited for 2 hours of
DOLLAR
VINGS
S
Thursday, Sept. 11
While quantities
last
Take advantage of these
Extra Specials from 7 - 9 p.m. only
Save on our regular specials this week.
(Check our flyer in this week's T -A for details)
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
At the Granton United Church, the
Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the Sunday morning service and en-
titled his message "The Secrets of
Certainties of Tomorrow". None of us
know what will happen tomorrow,
live one day at a time and let God take
care of tomorrow. Let us ask for
Christian faith, in all ways
acknowledge His way and He will
make your path straight, and your
strength will be equal for your days.
This was the Sunday School promo-
tion day, when the children are pro-
moted to a higher class.
Personal
Sincere sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Clare Dunlop who
passed away Sunday September 7
after suffering a fatal heart attack.
•
That Added Touch
From our Freezer
English Muffins
6/;1.19
•
• •
M
Butter Tarts
• 6/$1.65
•
M
Croissants
354..
•
•
M
•
French Fries
*2.99 s Ib.
Pizzas
Deluxe 2/994
Pepperoni 2/85 1
M
•
•
•
• •
•
Panzerotti
$1.59 .a.
Vegetables, Chicken
Fish,
Jumbo
Cookies
‘
(0
�x
•:
,,\
Mon.- Sot.
• . 5:30
001011 Sunday
• orgasm.
Apiaries
Hwy. 84 between
Hensall 8 Zurich
• 236-44/79 •
•
•
•
w
•
Fresh Baked in our
own oven
Save 18.95
Walt Disney
Videos
Reg. 19.95
Special 1 4"
Save 5.95
Enter draw on our
(Teddy) Teddy Bear.
Draw
We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements.
Mon.
8:30 - 6
'Tues.
8:30 - 6
Wed.
8:30-6
Thurs.
8:30 - 9
Fri.
8:30 - .9
Sat.
8:30 - 6
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