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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-24, Page 11CENOTAPH DEDICATED = The cenotaph Sunday afternoon. From the left are Ontario president Gord Clubb, MP Terry Clifford at the Lucan legion Legion Command and master of ceremonies has been relocated and was dedicated president BiII,Smith, reeve Norm Steeper, Jim Murphy. T -A photo Sunday Scho. gets awards `his was Sunday School Sunday, the time when all the children receiv- ed awards for their diligence throughout the year; the teachers were re -dedicated and families pro- mised their support - an enjoyable time, filled with good singing, finger exercises, hilarious skits and lots and lots of laughter: . Excuse me, Sunday School isn't really like that you say, oh, ours is! Well, anyway it's only for babies and very small children, where they lisp through "Jesus loves me". Oh, isn't that sad, we have big boys and girls and even teen agers in our Sunday School. The lessons are easy to understand, timely, never boring or dull and if you don't pay strict atten- tion, you could miss the punch line. Come for a visit and just see,how you like us. An the children sang ' ,We promise to love you too". Children are a heritage of the Lord. Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it. As parents and grand- parents it is our duty to our children, to see that they get a Christian educa- tion. It is not possible to "make it" in this society and this time frame without the sound basic principals of right and wrong. The grey areas have to be clearly defined by loving parents and teachers alike. Examples must be set and every role model figure, must be extrelnely careful of the im- age he or she is projecting. Sunday September 28 at 7 p.m. the induction service for Jewell and Dar- rell Shaule will be conducted by Mid- dlesex Presbytery - Plan to attend. St. Pat's school St. Patrick School has had a good start to the new school year. The staff for 1986-87 consists of the following: Marg Shearon - J.K., Sharron Beliveau - J.K. Kindergarten, Christine McClure - Grade one, Laurie Donnelly - grade two, Terry Hepburn - grade three, Brian Tracey - grade four/five, Shirley Samuelson - grade five/six, Don Coleman and Jack Gardiner - grade seven, Sue Barry - grade eight, Rene Versaevel - Resource, Joanne Hughes - librarian, Gerard O'Leary - music, Mrs. Bonnie Manders - secretary, John VanderLoo - custodian, Jack VanGaal - custodian, Miss Laurie Keffer - nurse, Don Coleman - Principal. Student council elections were held this past week. Fourteen students from grade eight ran. The following comprise the student council for this year - Marianne Damen, Peggy Malone, Anita O'Connell, Nicole Pat- tyn, Tanya Reymer and Robert Vandenberg. A grade seven represen- tative will also be elected. In other school business the students "are preparing for their system cross country meet which will be in the first week of October. In- tramural soccer for the senior students is in full swing. On Wednes- day, September 24 at 7:30 p.m. the C.P.T.A. will hold its first meeting. The teachers will have class meetings which will be followed by ,a general business meetin. Times -Advocate, September 24, 1986 Pogo 11 4JCW Friendship. Unit meets lliednesday the 'hurc tisblp met ► t�b[.the "mean United Church met - at the home of Anne Holden. Beth Cowdrey opened with a wor- "skip On women of the Bible who had fond favour with God. She spoke of , Mother of Jesus, the most y favoured, and Lydia, a career woman who was converted to a Chris- tian. Anne Holden and Ruth Butler read about Deborah, a leader of Isreal and Martha, a misunderstood woman who was once rebuked by Jesus. We heard of how the exclusion of women angered Christ, as written by Rev. Peter Wyatt. Anne told us of Aquie Squire the first lay woman t erator who hopes "to build bridges between people in the pew and those they perceive to be running things". A bulletin from the Observer was read encouraging a wider varie- ty of names and pronouns for God. `Linda Froats introduced Rev. ;i wet Shaule who shared many in- teresting experiences of her growth of faith; through her life and with her family. Lioda Froats chaired the business portion of the meeting. Don- na Van Arenthals reported we had had very successful bulb sales, which should be received in the near future. We were reminded of the Induction New games for seniors The Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups met at the Scout and Guide hall for their weekly meeting. Presi- dent Hamilton Hodgins welcomed everyone. One visitor Marjorie Isaac was welcomed. Birthday wishes went to Hamilton Hodgins and Laura and Percy Williams. They were also celebrating their wedding anniversary. Don't forget all seniors are invited to the Lucan Legion Wednesday afternoon at 1 p.m. fora social afternoon. Harry Noels and Muriel Cobleigh attended a meeting at Grand Bend Tuesday for the Seniors games. Harry gave a short talk on the games. Everyone be sure to come out next Thursday as we will be trying out dif- ferent games. Everyone is welcome. Two readings were given by Elnora Raycraft. I Remember and She walks in Beauty as the Night. Florence Hodgins also read a news write-up on the Seniors 13 years ago. There will be no crafts this week as everyone is to play games. Euchre and craft was then enjoyed. Winners as follows: high score -Jessie Lewis and Murray Carter. Lone;hands - Hazel Cunn- ingham and marry Noels. Low score - Mary Scott and Eva McLean. Craft winner - Elno a ; . ycraft. PREPARE BREAKFAST — Doug Johnston and Evan Butchart are shown frying eggs during Sunday's Lucan firemen's breakfast. Revival Centre news Rev. Roger Mason Sunday morning spoke from Esther 4:6-17, where Esther, a Jew, the queen of the Per- sian king Xerxes, was asked to plead for the lives of her people. In verse 14 Esther's uncle Mordecai explained to her she was the only one who could go to the. king for the Jew's protection. The king's chief prince had arranged for the Jews to be destroyed on a cer- tain day in a Persian decree that could not be altered. Esther's uncle Mordecai stressed to her God would prevent this in some way if she fail- ed to act, but she would not be spared. But he explained to her God desired to use her. God has a great design and purpose for each believer. Evangelism is God's fixed purpose to win the lost. Christians can choose to be used as an agent for God for good, or be passed by. 1f a Christian chooses not to act for God, God will pass him over and find someone else. Sunday evening Rev. Roger Mason spoke from Ephesians 6:10.13. Rev. Mason aid his name Roger meant to be strong, as verse 10 encourages. A Christian becomes a soldier in a spiritual battle against satan. Prayer and the word of God are a Christian's greatest weapons. The spiritual hat- tle is against (he well organized wick- ed st•iritual forces led by satan. Unless a Christian has on spiritual ar- mor he can be overcome in this dead- ly battle. Verse i0 says to be strong in the Lord` A Christian cannot fight this spiritual battle alone, but he needs the continuing operation power of God. Apart from Christ a believer can do nothing, as Jesus said in John 15:5. Upcoming events October 3 to 9 - Billy Graham OPP investigate two area mishaps Only two motor vehicle accidegts were included in the 47 general occur- rences investigated this week by of- ficers of the Ontario Provincial Police detachment at Lucan. Monday at 7:48 a m.. a vehicle driven by Warren Hodgson, London went out of control on Middlesex road 23 and left the roadway. Constable Vance set damages at $2,800. Constable Stables listed damages at $9,500 when vehicles driven by Marguerite Bristowe Listowel and John Bianco, London collided on Highway 23 at 10:45 a m., Saturday. One person was charged with im- paired driving and one driving licence suspension of 12 hours was issued. movie, Cry from the Mountain, being shown at Century Theatre at 194 Dun- das St. London, Show times in London Free Press. October 19 - Rev. Wayne Longard, Missionary Superintendertt for Pentecostal Holiness Church, will be guest speaker. ..G HELP AT BLOOD DONOR CLINIC — Lucan Girl Guides Marcie, Ju ie and Angie Sire assisted at Thursday's Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic sponsored by the Lucan and Clandeboye Women's Institute. Service for Rev. Darrill and Rev. Jewel Shaule on September 28 at 7 p.m. A light lunch.wlll fbllow the ser-. vice. It was decided to reintroduce the Fellowship Luncheon November 2, a • potluck lunch will follow the church service, as coffee hour follows the Oc- ts. 5 service. t F f fvog f / Team Ministry Induction services are being held this coming Sunday night, September 28 for the new Team Ministry at Lucan United Church. Filling the vacancy left by the re- cent retirement of Rev. Keith Brown are a husband and wife team Rev. Darrell and Rev. Jewell Shaule. Both are theology graduates from Emmanuel College in Toronto and since 1973 have served their intern- ship ministries in Marsden and Cut Knife in Saskatchewan. Summer ministries before moving to Saskatchewan including a charge at Sauble Beach and sharing a charge in Prince Edward Island with a Roman Catholic priest while Jewell was at Hamilton Intercity and Holland Centre' along with a five months involvement with Crossroads Africa. The Shaule's have six children. They are Brenda at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon; Bar- bara, Mrs. Curtis Beaudry in Saskat- chewan; Tim living in Kingston and three others at home. They are Beverley in grade 11 who is a candy striper at South Huron Hospital, Ber- nice in grade eight and Tyler in kindergarten. Oh his move to Lucan, Rev. Shaule says, "I'm confident in our being here. We would like to get involved in the community and find many ways to serve." Mrs. Shaule added, "I am also pleased to be here and looking for- ward to our work, especially with the children." In conclusion Darrell Shaule quip- ped, "I hope to have a pieous ministry here." He was referring to his liking for pies and the many he has receiv- ed from parishioners since arriving in Lucan. Fire Department Members of the Lucan Volunteer fire department extend a sincere thanks to the 700 people who came out and supported their "Fireman's Breakfast" on Sunday, September 21. Everyone enjoyed a delicious meal which included bacon, eggs, toast. pancakes, juice and coffee, prepared and served by town firemen. Iiar6s countrc� crafts Join us Thurs., Fri., & Sat. September 25, 26, 27 for Grand Opening Special's door prizes and lucky draws then relax with Grandma in the Sun Porch for tea. 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