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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-16, Page 12Page 12 Times-Advocate, September 16, 1987 um err roleruseimmow-•-• BOARDING BUDDIES -- Adam Percival and Chad O'Leary show off the business end of their skate -boards. The two were celebrating a professional development day. LUCO n and district news Revival Centre draws crowd in Lucan Rev. Roger Mason conducted the Sunday morning service. Rev. Mason asked each student starting back at Christianview Bible College to in- troduce themselves. Mr. Mark Fox, 3rd year student, from Athens, told how he found work as a youth pastor in a church in Brockville. Rev. Mason presented baptismal certificates to Gilles and Vivanne Clandeboye Women's Institute Agriculture was the topic at the September meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Hodgson who as well as being hostess was the convener of the program. Ten members answered the roll call "What is a farmer?" Marion in- troduced guest speaker, Elaine Ban- croft. Elaine lives on the fourth Con- cession of McGillivray and is a sales representatiave for Purina Feeds. She claims she was the first woman to work in this capacity for Purina and being bilingual as well as prov- ing to the company she could do the job, she has succeeded in her work as a dairy specialist. Nutrition is a big factor in her work. She showed an excellent film on dairying through the years called, "It's The Best That Life Can Give". Draws were made for four dairy products, butter, yogurt, ice cream and cheese which were donated by Elaine and won by Mary Scott, Elsie Lewis, Betty Coughlin and Hazel Cun- ningham. A gift of money was presented to the speaker and several readings, "Small Farm Grandma", Grandma's Off Her Rocker, Mother's at the Institute and What Is A Farmer," completed the program. During the business, a donation was made to the Butler Project, banquet and luncheon tickets are to he ordered for the area convention in St. Marys on October 15-16. Edie Worthington of- fered to make an article for the craft table at the convention. A new book for the curator is to be purchased. Lunchwas served by Elsie Lewis, assisted by the hostess. Women's Institute Jean Hodgins and Mary Scott represented Clandeboye Women's In- stitute as guests of the president and directors of the Western Fair Associa- tion at the ladies luncheon, held in the Administration Building banquet hall, on Monday, September 14. The guest speaker was Barbara Vaughn, C.S.J. with "Family Farm - The Deva'ued Lifestyle". Personals Congratulations to Hazel Cunn- ingham on the arrival of a new grand- child. Marion and Doug of B.C. have another boy. Brad Scott has commenced his studies at the University of Guelph. Dave Kestle is a patient in Univer- sity Hospital where plans are for by- pass surgery this week. Sorry that two names were wrong in last week's report of Clandeboye news. They should have read Rev. Darrell Shaule (not Donald Shaule) and Mrs. Hazel Cunningham (not Mrs. Hugh Cunningham). Office mistakes, not mine. Susan Cook 227-4911 Busy Buddies meet Lucan Seniors and Busy Buddies mel in the Scout Hall September 10 at 1:30 p.m. with President in the chair. opening with 0 Canada with Muriel Cobleigh at piano. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by assis- tant secretary Mabel Needham and were approved. The meeting for September 17 was cancelled due to our being invited to play euchre at the Legion on September 16 at 1:00 p.m. • Accidents cause '4,000 in damage The Lucan d6tachment of the ()PP reported three motor vehicle ac- cidents in which no injuries Were sus- tained. but totalled $4,000 in damages. On Tuesday September 8. Mary Sullivan of Granton lost control of her vehicle on County road 20 and came to rest in the east ditch. Damage was estimated at $1,700. Marianne Mitchell of Lucan rearended another vehicle on Thurs- day. Neither Mitchell nor Dianne Barlett were injured in the Highway 4 mishap, but damages totalled $1,100. On Saturday September 12, Glenn McGinnis of Granton backed out of a driveway into an unoccupied car causing $1.200 in damage. • Birthday Greetings were extended to Hamilton liodgins. A thank -you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold Damen to those who attended their 50th wedding anniversary. Lunch committee for September 24 is Margaret and Joe Carter and Muriel Cobleigh. As there was no program planned the President asked Mabel Needham to read "The Cremation of Sam McGee". Prizes for cards were ladies lone hands Charlotte Barker, ladies' high Mrs. Gerry Zinn and ladies' low Mrs. Mary Whelehan, mens' lone hands Harry Noels, mens' high Otto Darl- ing. mens' low Arnold Damen. Biddulph executive The Biddulph Home and School Ex- ecutive for 1987-88 has been chosen. President is Phyllis Brady; past president - Lois Hodgins; vice/presi- dent - Virginia Scott ; secretary - Deb- bie Culbert • treasurer - Joan Greenlee; social convener - Anne Holden; advertising - Wanta Munro; membership - Carol Nicholson. Members at large are Jane Forster; Barb Gibson; Peggy O'Reil- ly, Roseanne Ryan and Linda Wallis. Meet the Teacher Night is September 24 at'7:00 p.m. (Ikanb (intraI 1 Lucan, Ontario Presents THE GREAT TALENT HUNT Join us every Saturday afte ,loon 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. Weekly prizes plus Grand pri7' v liner at the conclusion of thr• (of ALL CONTESTAN ' 1.COME This Week's EntortaTtnment Lite & Easy Show time Sni. 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Next Week's Entertainment AMARILLO 171 Main St., 227-4811 •r A DAY OFF — Students at St. Patricks in Lucan had an easy Monday this week. They were given the day off when St. Pat's held a profes- sional development day. Above, Adam Percival and Chad O'Leary do some creative skate -boarding. Bryanston Friendship club meets The Bryanston Friendship Club met Wednesday, September 2 for a pot luck luncheon with 35 members and two visitors present. Audrey Mc T? ,ertss welcomed everyone back atter the summer holidays, and r(,, 1.1 poen1 "Our Pur- pose" fell ! by the singsong of 0 Canada Ila, tirthday was sung lor ticpt('nii,rr birthdays - Edith Ea .1,, Mary Rhame and Milton Hodgins. Happy Anniversary was sung to Clarence and Gladys Davis who were celebrating an anniversary in September. Roll call was answered by "A Highlight of your Summer". Lucan United dedication The theme of the morning service at Lucan United'was "dedication - Take my life and let it be". A life of service Rev. Shaule said, to be a ser- vant to others means to be humble enough to wash feet as Jesus did, to he as faithful as the man with the talents was to serve lavishly, as Mary with the perfume, to be as unselfish as the widow and her mite, to serve when -it's not convenient. To serve without complaint and to serve anonymously so that God, who knows our hearts will reward us accordingly. Two new Bibles were dedicated and placed in the sanctuary in memory of family members and close friends. Mrs. Beth Cowdry gave the children a lesson on forgiving and forgetting, forgetting being the most important part. Sometimes, I'm sorry, is an automatic response and so is "that's all right" or "1 forgive you" but to act as if the wrong had never happened, is the key to true forgiveness. • On Saturday, September 26 at 9:00 a.m. the couples club garage sale will be held at the Patterson's on Main St. Next Sunday "Father's Sunday" will be observed. The suggestion was made that perhaps a little pre -service pampering may be in order - you never know your luck, he may even consent to go along to Church with you. Thank You • Bus trip convener Beth Buccanan gave the final details of our bur trip to Sudbury and Manitoulin Island on September 23 and 24. A skit "School Days" was presented by eight members. Muriel Cobleigh as the teacher and Ella Frayne, Dorothy Bullock, Lulu Culbert, Audrey McRoberts, Gladys Davis, Mabel Needham, and Greta Dobson as her pupils. Games were played. Winners were Euchre High - Mary Rhame and Gor- don Eaton. Lone hands - Merna O'Neil and Audrey McRoberts (Man), Low - Jean Elliott and Clarence Davis. Crokinole - Hector Robinson and Gote Wennerstrom. Scrabble - Lulu Culbert. Rancourt, and their children Andre and Estee. Mrs. Ruth Nunn played the piano, as she and Dr. Nunn sang Joy Comes in the Morning. Dr. G.H. Nunn, Superintendent of Pentecostal Holiness Church, told of their travels 'across Canada since April ministering in churches in the denomination. Dr. Nunn ministered from Exodus 15: 22-27 and John 6:1.6. Dr. Nunn believes Christians will become obedient to pay tithes to God's church becausethey love God's word. God is trying to bring His peo- ple to revival in the church, but it may be ata cost. Sunday evening Rev. Roger Mason opened the service leading in prayer. Mr. Tony Abbott, 4th year student at Christianview Bible College, led the song service. Mr. Verle Bend read Colossians 2:12-13, stating how he learned how to pray for cleansing of wrong desires. Mrs. Linette Abbott read Matthew 6:26-34, asking who worries before she sang Jehovah. Mr. Joe Covey, second year student, told he had enjoyed Christians minister - In Saintsbury ing to him in Christian camps during the summer. Dr. G.H. Nunn spoke from Revela- tion 2:7-11-17-26:3:5-12-21;12:11, and Ephesians 6:12. These verses convey what the Holy Spirit says to the chur- ches, and the rewards to him that overcomes, and what Christians have to overcome. Revelation, a book of prophecy, contains distinct promises to overcomers. When a person accepts Christ as Savior, he is a baby in Christ, with a lot of growing up to do in the Lord. There is a jot of overcoming to do. An overcomer is one who has come through a trial, coming out victorious. Jesus can turn stumbling blocks into stepping stones. Upcoming events September 16 - at 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Women Aglow's first meeting in Ailsa Craig is to be held at the Craigholme• Activity Centre. All tadies welcome. September 26.- at 9:00 a.m., a Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship meeting at the 4 and 7 Restaurant. Anniversary inspires poem By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. B. Wheeler was in charge of the eleven o'clock service at St. Patrick's. Mrs. Nadene Bedell read the lessons, I played the hymns. Rev. Wheeler took her text from the Gospel for the day. Next Wednesday evening Mrs. Nadine Bedell will be hostess for the first fall U.C.W. meeting. A Sunday Thanksgiving service is planned for the congregation of St. Thomas Gran- ton. Our congregation is invited to at- tend the service, as the service at St. Patrick's is cancelled. Many from this community attend- ed the Ham and Beef Barbecue at the Lucan arena Sunday evening. Crystal and Harley Davis spent a couple of days with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, while their parents took a quick trip to the U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and girls were guests for lunch with me Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall of Ex- eter were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robt. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Carroll were dinner guests Sunday with their son Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott, Manitoulin called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker Sunday. To Hazel and Hugh Davis To Hazel and Hugh Danis on their 35th Anniversary On September 20, 1952, a beautiful fall day This young couple was to have their way Twas marriage they wanted, Twas what they got After the cutting of the cake on the bride's front lot They were off for a honeymoon, to Niagara Falls Later residing on a Davis farm not far from McFalls Now having settled down, on the townline Everything seemed to be going just fine Soon thereafter the'two became four Heather and Michael and there were no more The time seemed to fly as they grew Having mumps and measles, as well as the flu Now most of times filled with hap- piness and joy Now new people have replaced your children's. toys With Heather finding a special man in her life Alas Michael, has found himself a wife Along came Courtney the first grand- child as yet But not the last one for a long time, I'll bet Crystal arrived next, your house not yet full Katie -Scarlett came upon the scene, after a short lull Master Harley was next to liven things up A lot like his dad, he's quite a young pup Hugh and Hazel your family we know you treasured You'll have many things in your life that can't be measured What more can be said to a couple such as you Congratulations on your Anniversary Hazel and Hugh. 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