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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-17, Page 11INVESTMENTS Clerk tells of duties in speech to Institute The Lucan Women's Institute met in the Optimist Room with president Bernice Lockyer conducting the open • - ing ceremony. Lucan has five 4-H groups and workshops for "Milk Make It" now taking place. Ten dollars is to be paid toward the cost of gas of leaders taking the workshop. The area convention will be held in London October 16, 17 at Ukrainia Club. Bazaar for Memorial Children's Hospital will be held October 23 at Eaton's Square 9:30 a.m. on. Citizenship and World Affairs Con- vener, Lillian Radcliffe introduced guest speaker, Edward Melanson, clerk of the village. He told us of the variety of his duties and willingly answered questions. Iola Goring thanked him and presented him with a gift. October 8, 2 p.m. meeting will be in charge of Margery Crozier, ' Educational and Cultural convener. A speaker or panel is planned to which Clandeboye and Ailsa Craig Institutes are invited. Roll Call is "Bring a treasure hand- ed down from your ancestor." Also, wear a hat formerly worn for a special occasion. Thank you for all who worked at the blood donor clinic and to all who gave blood. "Because you give, someone will live." Lucan Seniors There was a good turn out of Seniors for the second meeting of the coming year in spite of the rainy weather, everyone was welcomed by the president. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Ver- na Dowdall was wished a happy birthday. Don't forget all senior citizens are invited to the Lucan Legion on Wednesday, September 24 at 1 p.m. for a social afternoon. Our new speaker was tried out for the first time and all members seem- ed to be able to hear much better. We hope it will improve the meetings. There is a bus trip coming up to SOFT.14ANDS Jim- Shipley. and. Howard McDonald serve as dishwashisrt; at Sunday's barbecuL-bt.the Lucan Community Centre. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 540 LUCAN LEGION WEEK PROGRAM Sunday, Sept. 21 Church parade and dedication of cenotaph (program below) Monday, Sept. 22 7:00 p m. Entertain residents of Meadow Crest. Tuesday, Sept. 23 1 :00 p.m. Entertain veterans of Parkwood Hospital 7:00 p.m. Lucan Legion vs Firemen annual challenge baseball, Lions park (weather permitting) Wednesday, Sept. 24 1:00 p.m. Entertain Lucan Seniors Club to afternoon of euchre. Thursday, Sept. 25 OPEN HOUSE EVERYONE IS WELCOME Friday, Sept. 26 8:00 p.m. Lucan businessmen's Wine & Cheese party. NOTICE 'Due to popular demand "Putting on the Ritz Dinner and Dance" Saturday, September 27 hos been changed to that of a FAMILY DAY starting at 7 p.m. to which everyone is invited, free. There will be free hot dogs for the children and magician Cody Brown will be there to baffle us all. So Mum and Dad come on over to the Legion with the children and have an evening on us.' PROGRAM CHURCH PARADE AND DEDICATION OF CENOTAPH SERVICE CHURCH PARADE 10:45 a.m. - Muster at Lucan Legion 11:00 a.m. - Parade to Anglican Church for morning service 11:15 a.m. - Church service 12:30 p.m. - Parade re -assembles for return to Legion Hall. DEDICATION OF CENOTAPH SERVICE 1:00 p.m. - Parade forms up on Beech St. just south of Alice St. 1:15 - Parade moves off west on Alice St. North on Main St., East on Market St. to site of Cenotaph PROGRAM O Canada - One verse Opening prayer - Father Capitano, St. Patrick's Church Scripture - Reverend Bruce Pocock, Holy Trinity Church Address - Comrade Bill Smith Provincial President, Ontario Com- mand, - Royal Canadian Legion Unveiling - Comrade Bill Sm,ith and Comrade Gordon Clubb, Branch President. , Prayers and Dedication - Father Capitano, St. Patrick's Church Reverend Bruce Pocock, Holy Trinity Church Reverend R. Mason, Pentecostal Church Reverend D. Shoule,United Church LAST POST Lament - Piper SILENCE REVEILLE Wreath Laying Comrade Roy Ellis , -rQ - W.W. 1 - Comradr rill Smith - W.W. II - Comrade lim Simpson - Korea - Comrade DeGrow - Zone A-5 Commander Comrade John VandenBoom - Lucan Legion, Branch President Comrade Gor- don Clubb - Auxiliary, President Comrade Anne Craig - Terry Clifford - M.P. - Jack Riddell - M.P.P. - Village of Lucan - NornrSteeper , Reeve - Twp. of Biddulph - Wilson Hodgins, Reeve Benediction - Reverend D. Shoule God Save the Queen (One verse) Following these services lunch will be served in the Legion Hall. All residents of Lucan and area are requested to attend to make these dedication services a memorable one by their attendance. Remember this is your cenotaph in honour of those who gave their lives that we may live in freedom. • Milton Agriculture Museum leaving Lucan at 9:30 and returns at 7: 30 p. m. Anyone interested call Hazel Cunn- ingham at 227-4580. Elnora thanked the club for her thank you card. Two readings were given la f Florence Huffman, The Height of Ingratitude and Time for a Chuckle. Florence Hodgins also gave two readings About Grandmothers and Dear Letter. Card winners as follows: high score Mary Kooy and Harry Noels, lone hands Mary Davis and Tom Kooy, low score Margaret Carter and Lillian Brown. Craft winner Audrey Hodgins. Lucan Revival Centre Rick Thornton conducted the Sun- day morning service. Mr. Doug Butler read I Corinthians 1:10 before he and Mrs. Marti Butler sang Live in Harmony. Bill Davies stated it is time for funeral services for all the oppression the devil had put on God's people. Mr. Davies said he hates the devil's work with a holy violence. The devil's kingdom of darkness is doomed to failure. When a person confesses he is weak, sick, and helpless he is listen- ing to satan and not to God. The Bi- ble says to resist the devil and he will flee from you. Mr. Davies said too many churches are sleeping. Holding something against anyone is sin as it is un - forgiveness. Unforgiveness will hold one from personal revival in God. Pray for God to cleansing and forgiveness for healing of your spirit. In Matthew 11:12 Jesus says His kingdom suffers violence. The kingdom of heaven is assailed by satan. Satan has snatched God's peo- ple since Adam and Eve sinned Sunday evening Rick Thornton again conducted the service. Bill Davies stated the Lord has given each of us only one opportunity to live for Him. Because Christians are to be the bride of Christ, they must be ready when Jesus come for them. Christians are to infiltrate and influence the world. In John 17:11-15 Jesus prayed for His followers in the world to be protected from satan. In whatever circumstances Christians find themselves God has placed them there, under His protection, to be witnesses for Him. In verse 20 Jesus prays for each one who has His message wherever they are. Christians are influencing society by their testimony. They are the bride of Christ, and on earth Christ's am- bassadors. Dare to stand up and be counted for God. Nothing can happen God does not allow. October 3 to 9 - Billy Graham movie - Cry from the Mountain in communi- ty showing. - Lucan Bowling Ladies Inter -Town - Sept. 6 Lucan 7 pts. Mitchell o pts.- Jan Capitano 310-752. Sept. 13 - Lucan 7 pts. Exeter 0 pts - Audrey Watt 239-685. Men's Inter -Town - Sept. 6 - Lucan 24 pts., New Hamburg 24 pts., Don Watt 280-1232, Bob Smith 248-1103. Sept. 13 - Lucan 10 pts., Goderich 38 pts., - Brian Ankers 275-1200, Don Watt 271-1146. Senior Citizens - Sept. 3 - Marion Noels 249640, Frank DeBlock 220, Yvonne Mathers 218, Ed Armstrong 206, Harry Noels 197, Gord Higgs 185. Sept. 10 - Viola Higgs 245-642, Marion Times -Advocate, September 17, 1986 Page 11 JIM BURT HONOURED - A retirement party was held at the Lucan Community Centre Friday night to mark the retirement of Jim Burt who was an employee for 23 years mostly as arena manager. From the left are Community Centre officials Howard McDonald and Jim Shipley, Jim and Edie Burt, arena manager Rick Gwalchmai and reeve Norm Steeper. T -A photo Charge four over escape Three motor vehicle accidents were included in the 28 general occurrences investigated this week by officers of the Ontario Provincial Police detach- ment at Lucan. Monday at 5:55 p.m., vehicles operated by William Smith, Bramp- ton and Dennis Carty, RR 2, Denfield collided on Highway 7. Constable Craig listed damages at $1,025. Constable Wilson set damages at $1,000 when a vehicle driven by Brian Gruendler, Goderich left the roadway of Highway 4 and struck the ditch at 5:30 p.m., Friday. Saturday at 7:40 p.m., vehicles operated by Rhonda Mills, St. Marys and James Phipps, Ailsa Craig collid- ed on Middlesex road 22. Damages were estimated at $9,000 by Constable Wilson. In the criminal charges category, one female person was charged with escaping lawful custody and three male persons were charged with the same offence. One person was charg- ed with impaired driving and one driving licence suspension of 12 hours was issued. The Lucan detachment reminds motorists that school is now in and you should be aware of school buses and stop as required by the Highway Traffic Act when meeting or overtak- ing a school bus when the lights are flashing. Noels 233, Harry Noels 227, Stan Roth 220, Howard Currie 210, Lillus Clat- worthy 188, Frank DeBlock 179, Ed Armstrong 171. Colleen's - Janice Dauncey 268-615, Val Neil 257, Margie Austin 261, Marion Dykeman 232, Deb Won- nacott 218, Debbie Scarborough 218, Sheila Hodgins 211, Pat Bloxam 209, Elaine McNair 207, Sarah Richardson 204, Judy Jaques 200. C.A.W. - Bonnie Haist 299-604, Joan Finkbeiner 246-603, Basil Short 261, Bill Chadwick 232, Lois Mason 225, Garry Gibson 208, Tracey Riley 206, Jessie Franks 205, Wayne Wilson 203. Friday Mixed - Pat Holland 310-626, Ray McRobert 230-616, Bob Smith 240, Pete Smith 224, Kevin Windsor 214, David Smith 212, Al Robicheau 211, Russ Smith 208, Carol Windsor 207, Brenda Smith 204. BARBECUE SERVERS Cindy and Bob Hodge serve up food for Bob Coates of Exeter at Sunday's barbecue at the Lucan Community Cen- tre. T -A photo community Breakfast Lucan Fire Hall Sunday, September 21, 1986 8:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. All You Can Eat Pancake, Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Toast, Juice & Coffee Adults $3.50 Children 12 and under .... $2.00 Preschool FREE Proceeds For Town Xmas Candy Day Tickets available at the door NS B3RIdness l!TOIM ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC Ilielorris omuth aylor Chartered Accountants P.O. 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