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LUCAN LIONS EXECUTIVE - The new executive of the Lucan Lions Club was installed recently. Back,
left, Ed Beck, Pat Ryan, Glen Nevin, Pat Clarke, John MacDonald and Art Wilkinson. Front,Rick Blatchford,
''Ferry Pike, president Paul Dykeman, past president Barry Hodgins and treasurer Paul O'Reilly.
News from the Revival. Centre
Pieter Schinklcschock led the
singing Wednesday evening. While
singing 1 Love You With the Love
of the Lord, the congregation
walked around greeting one another.
Rev. Rogcr Mason introduced
Rev. Esau Ncdd, from Montreal, to
be the guest speaker. From I John
4:4 Rev. Nedd asked who is genu-
ine? To be a genuine member of
God's family one must be born
Friday busy
for OPP
Officers of the Lucan detachment
of the Ontario Provincial Police in-
vestigated eight property damage
collisions Friday during the heavy
snowfall.
There were no injuries involved
with these mishaps which were
mostly of a minor nature. Damages
totalled $13,000.
Monday, November 16, vehicles
operated by Peter Van-Riel, RR 2,
Grand Bend and Michael McWilli-
am, Wasaga Beach were in collision
on Middlesex road 23.Consable
Wilson listed damages at $11,500.
During the week officers investi-
gated 35 general occurrences. Includ-
ed were two break,enter and thefts,
the same number of impaired drivers
and one each of thefts over $1,000,
thefts under $1,000 and a missing
person.
again. A true child of God is one
who believes in and has received'and
put his whole trust in Jesus as Sa-
viour and Lord. Faith produces this
second birth.
A second birthmark of a true child
of God is he wants to do and will do
what is right in the sight of God. I
John 2:29 affirms this. A child of
God exhibits the traits of his Father
God. A child of God will be uncom-
fortable in wrong attitudes.
Pieter Schinkleshock gave the
history of how the hymn 0 For a
Thousand Tongues to Sing by
Charles Wesley was written in the
Sunday morning service. How Great
Thou Art was written by a Swedish
pastor after experiencing a display
of God's power in a thunderstorm.
Mr. Schinkleshock then read Psalm
5 as a prayer.
Rev. Roger Mason spoke from
Mark 10:46-52, where Bartimeaus
received his sight. There are times
when we pray we have an assurance
God is answering our prayer. Other
times we feel no response. Then we
need to continue praying until we
fecl God is answering. Bartimeaus
persisted until he had an audience
with Jesus.
Many people just have an asking
prayer. Others may have a seeking
prayer for God's presence. A more
desperate prayer is a knocking
prayer of really seeking God's an-
swer.
Sunday evening, after the worship
Scores from the lanes
Monday ladies - Glena Tripp 223,
320,280-823, Audrey Watt 271-
676, Janet Ankers 300-630, Beulah
Storey .261-627, Shirley Noyes
279-626, Dcb Thompson 223-614,
Joan Scott 235-613, Pat Riddell
243, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 233,
Pat Davis 233, Marg Elson 233,
Liz Dale 230, May Murphy 229,
Pat Hodgins 224.
Tuesday Y.B.C. - Kevin Moore
240, Jason Wyatt 197, Becky Van-
Gecl 182, Stephanie Sandison 177,
Jason Woytowich 170, David Da-
men 152, Denise Cowdrey 140.
Colleen's - Deb Scarborough 238-
662, Elaine McNair 225-651, Diane
Faubert 246-621, Shirley Rees 238-
61 I , Terry Mawdsley 238, Diane
Leddy 233, Linda Hibbert 224, Mar-
gie Austin 218, Lori Hodgins 217.
Janice Dauncey 266.
Medway - Arnie Vandewcil 286-
765, Erika Jelinck 239, Ken Wcit
229, Marilyn Smith 214, Jiri Jeli-
nek 214, Ilene Moir 208, Hanney
Den Otter 202.
Senior Citizens - Charlie Grieve
236-616, Jim Burt 220, Edie Burt
208, Harry Noels 199, Marion
Noels 190, Derwin Beatson 190,
Pat Davis 189, Helen McDonald
185, Eileen Kirkcy 181, Yvonne
Mathcrs 180.
Wednesday Y.B.C. - Brad Goddard
148, Robt. Densmore 143, Chris
Goddard 142, Jeffrey Butler 143,
Sara Lynn Dauncey 133, Jean Bryan
129, Erica Wilcox 129, Katie Da-
men 101.
C.A.W, Local 1620 - Cheryl
Smith 245-695, Floyd Riley 285-
636, Pat O'Connor 264-629, Wayne
Wilson 234, Sheila Charlton 227,
Mike Neil 224, Gary Dunlop 223,
Sue Wilson 217.
Wednesday Mixed - Ray Van Geel
237-681, Mary Cadman 254-650,
Don Wallis 245-643, Tom Robin-
son 297-623, Bill Comelisscn 229-
623, Connie Comclissen 233, Bob
Cornish 219, Wayne Carty 218, Pat
Jones 208.
Thursday Men - Geo. Robbins
284-747, Don Watt 291-733, Mike
Neil 254-709, Orval Rinn 310-704,
Fred Wells 244-689, Gary Dunlop
248-688, Pete Smith 340-675, Bob
Butler 260-668, Wayne Smith 316 -
NOTICE
to
Township of McGillivray
Ratepayers
4th Installment of
1987 Taxes
DUE Nov. 30, 1987
Shirley Scott
Tax Collector
667, Kevin Lightfoot 248-664, Ron
Dickey 249-662, Jeff Park 235-659,
Brian Ankers 261-658, John Camp-
bell 262-657, Russ Dann 240-651,
Russ Smith 234-651, Dave Smith
310.
Friday Y.B.C. - Robbie Hillis
160, Bob Smith 154, Desmond
Rodgers 148, Steven Smith 143,
Corey Munro 121, Julia Harrigan
111, Tabatha Smith 110, Wendy
Jansen 107.
Friday Mixed - Wayne Smith
300-685, Ray McRobcrt 232-640,
Bob Smith 2779-633, Al Robi-
cheau 239-630, Darlene Fevery 250-
623, Pat Holland 232-621, Russ
Smith 269-610, Winnie Robicheau
237, Barb Swartz 220.
Mcn's Inter -town - Lucan 38,
Mike's 10 - Roger Bennewies 298-
1282, Andy McIntyre 264-1190,
Don Watt 263-1103.
Sunday Y.B.C. - Honey Lynn
Gibson 213, Pieter Molenkamp
190, Tabatha Perry 185, Shane
Munro 185, Art Hodgins 181, An-
gela Pcrry 181, John ,Miller 172.
Sunday Mixed - Fred Wells 297-
795, Lloyd Rimmer 313-687, Marie
Jaques 260-674, Gary Dunlop 274-
666, Bill VanBergen 254-663, Andy
Tripp 218-625, Jim Smith 213-
623, Kathy Mason 260-615, Geo.
Wilson 225-610, Cheryl Smith
218-606.
service, Rev. Roger Mason spoke
from Matthew 8:5-13. This centuri-
on's servant was suffering, very ill,
and paralyzed, a hopeless situation
then. Rev. Mason stated God uses
doctors and hospitals to make peo-
ple well. When God heals someone,
then have the doctors confirm the
healing.
Jesus responded in saying He
would come and heal the servant.
Jesus was ready and willing, and
still is, to heal the sick. Rev. Ma-
son believed that healing is part of
the redemptive package. The healing
of a sin sick soul is the greatest
healing. According to I.saiah 53:4-5
Jesus died for our sicknesses, as
well as for our sins.
Pieter Schinkleshoek ministered
from Luke 13:10-14. The syna-
gogue rulers were so stuck with
their tradition they were indignant
Jesus healed a bent over crippled
lady on the Sabbath day. Jesus was
not concerned with what people
thought, as He was under God's
command with compassion for the
sick.
November 27 - Friday evening at
7:30 p.m.Full Gospel Business-
men's Fellowship dinner at the 4
and 7 Restaurant. Guest speaker
Pieter Schinkleshoek. All men wel-
come.
December 6 - Sunday evening, at
7 p.m. the Annual Christmas Con-
cert. All welcome.
December 13 - Sunday evening at
7 p.m. The Phillips family.
December 15 - The Jesus Film -
part one for the whole family.
December 22 - The Jesus Film -
part two for the whole family.
Times -Advocate, November 25, 1987
Page 17A
UCW unit discusses peace
Wednesday evening, members of
the Friendship Unit met at the Lu -
can United Church. Shirley Ryan
opened with a prayer "What is
Peace?"
As we enter this Advent season,
we think of carols. Shirley men-
tioned that one of her favorites is "I
saw three ships come sailing by"
and she asked us to consider these
three ships: Worship, Friendship
and Stewardship as we near Christ-
mas.
Letters telling of poverty and
Seniors enjoy
card games
The Lucan Seniors and Busy Bud-
dies met in the Scout hall Novem-
ber 19 opening with 0' Canada ac-
companied by Muriel Coblcigh.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Muriel Coblcigh gave the report
of the Busy Buddies group. We are
pleased with the proceeds from the
craft sale and hope for another good
year.
We are to pay Marion Noels for
our dinners December 17 at 12:30
p.m. Payment to be made before
that date.
Lunch committee for next week
are Helen MacDonald, Voylc Jor-
dan, Harry and Marion Noels. Birth-
day greetings went to Lillian Dobbs
and Chris Hessel.
Readings by Florence Hodgins
and Hamilton Hodgins were much
enjoyed.
The meeting was adjourned and
euchre and crafts were enjoyed. Win-
ners were ladies high - Florence
Hodgins, lone hands - Marjory
Steeper, ladies low - Wilma Hessel,
men's high - Chris Hessel, lone -
Gertrude Hodgins (playing a man's
card), low - Hamilton Hodgins -
Mabel Froats won the craft prize.
Guide leaders
plan ahead
Eight Guide leaders from Rural
North District met November 14 at
Pow -wow -Place in Lucan to discuss
Focus -on -Leadership. These leaders
represented all levels of Guiding
from Brownies to Pathfinders and
from the unit to the arca level.
Focus -on -Leadership is only one
part of the Leadership Development
Plan offered by Girl Guides of Can-
ada. It provides the leader with an
opportunity to discuss the challeng-
es and rewards of working with the
girls in the unit. The programme
also focuses on Guiding in the com-
munity and throughout the world.
hardships experienced from mission-
aries in Nairobi, Brazil and Kenya
were read by Eileen Rushton, Karen
Dickie and Donna Van Arenthals.
The Worship continued with carol
singing and a Christmas prayer.
Beth Miller chaired the business
portion, finalizing plans for the
Snowflake Bazaar November 28, 11
to 3 p.m. Several members volun-
teered to help make Christmas pud-
ding. Beth announced beef and tur-
key meat pie prices would be -
small 81.30, Targe 83.00. Orders arc
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NOVICE DAIRY CLUB BEST - Brian Hardman presents
man Feeds trophy to Charles Mills as the top novice member
ton 4-H beef club.
the Hardc-
in the Kirk -
to be taken before Saturday. Mem-
bers were asked to bring squares
Thursday evening or early Friday
morning. as variety trays arc to be
made Friday at 7:30 for sale at the
bazaar.
We were reminded of the potluck
dinner for the UCW December 1 at
6:30 p.m.
Beth closed with a prayer. Fol-
lowing a delectable Yule log served
by Linda Frosts and Jane Forester,
was a craft making session.
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR - Wes Hickson was named Lucan Citizen
of the Year, Friday night. At the left he receives the award from Reeve
Norm Steeper. In the background is Councillor Bob Hodge.
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