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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-04-20, Page 19Page 18 Times -Advocate, April 20, 1988 ESCAPE WINNERS AGAIN - Don and Judy Squire of RR 1 Centralia were winners for the second time of the Lucan Irish Great Escape Week- end. The happy couple are shown with Irish president Clare Stanley. Lucan Susan Cook 227-491 1 News from By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Sunday morning at 4:30 a.m. Rcv. Wheeler held Iloly Commun- ion service at St. Patrick's church assisted by a student minister who preached the sermon, taking her text from the Scripture readings for the day. Nadine Bedell read the lessons and Mary Davis played the piano for the hymns. Service next Sunday is planned for 11 a.m. when the Sunday School children are hosting the cof- fee hour following the service. The offering taken at this time' will go !to the hunger fund. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Mrs. -Helen MacDonald, Lucan, Mrs. Lil- lian Brindley, London and Mary Da- vis were dinner guests Monday with Jack Dickins, Exeter. Tuesday evening Mrs. Tom Kooy was hostess for the A.C.W. April meeting. Rose Cunningham, presi- dent, opened the meeting with the members prayer, Suzanne Davis and - Marguerite Greenlee rcad other prayers, Nadine Bedell and Mary Jefferies read the Scripture lessons. Rev. Beverly Wheeler read the med- itation from the Anglican Maga- zine. Mary Jefferies read the minutes of the March meeting. Nadine Bedell gave a report on the two dessert euchres held the past month and conducted a contest, in which each answer contained the word Jack. Voyle Jordan had the most correct answers. The May meeting is planned with Rose Cunningham as hostess. The roll call to be answered with a"verse for Mother's Day. The. roll call was answered with a verse for spring and the dues were collected. There were two visitors present and Eileen Car- Sai ntsbu ry roll was down from Cie Exeter Vil- la. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis from this area attended a 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott, Manitoulin, at the Varna Commu- nity Centre Saturday. The Abbotts were formerly off the 4th conces- sion of Biddulph. Congratulations. Marlis Quinton, Helen Johnston, Diane Champion and Barb Cuth- bert, London and Hazel Davis called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray, Courtney, Katie Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin on Wednesday evening. This was the first time the London ladies had visited the MacGillivrays since the birth of the twins five_ monthsago. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray; and children were lunch guests with their grandmother Mary Davis Sun- day. Mrs. Mabel Needham was noon guest with Voyte Jordan Sunday. Little Missies;Sarah and Jeanette Walker, Centralia, spent the week- end with Crystal Davis; On Tuesday' at noon Mary Davis entertained Mr. and Mrs. Noble Ward and Voyle Jordan to dinner. Graduation at Ch• ristianview Bible College President Dr. G.H. Nunn opened the evening service in greeting all who came to the graduation servic- es. Evert Gagnon, former pastor of Lucan Revival Centre, opened with prayer. Rev. John Brookes led the hymn Singing. Rev. Walter Gamble, Governing Board chairman, from the scholar- ship fund in tribute to Timothy Nunn, presented scholarships of $120.00 towards next year's tuition to: Mr. Verle Bend for Christian character; to Mr. Paul Carey for his achievement in youth ministry; to Mr. Mark Vascherez for academic achievement. " Seniors extend - birthday greetings Lucan Seniors and Busy Buddies met in the Scout Hall opening with the singing of "0 Canada" accom- panied by Mary Kooy at the piano. Minutes of the previous meeting were rcad and approved. The Zinns were welcomed home from thcir winter in the south. Birthday greetings were extended to Ed Armstrong. Marian Noels re- ported she had purchased a .case of ' styrofoam cups. The president announced a dessert and "coffee meeting of Helping Hands to be held at 1:00 p.m. Wed- nesday April 20, :1988. .Moved by Hamilton Hodgins, seconded by Harry Noels that we send a cheque for $25;00 to the can- cer fund. an-cerfund. - Harry Noels spoke on the Seniors Games and some a discussion fol- lowed. - Myrna O'Niicl gave a -reading "If God Went On Strike" and several other short comic readings which we all enjoyed. There was a vote of thanks given the Jim Davis's for their .work on our shuffleboard. Lucan Villa Graduating student Tony Abbott was the valedictorian. Abbott start- ed at Christianview Bible College at 17. During the four. years at the College tie has gained many friends . and best of all a wife. . Rev. Mrs. Emma Crouch"prescnt= ed the Evangelical Teacher Training Certificates to the students who had . c..:ned them. Mrs. Linnette Abbott sang Holy Fire. Di. Nunn asked graduating stu- dent Miss Lauren Harrison to tell oi the student projectsin raising mon- ey for sports equipment, and for missions work. The students raised -money to present -teacher Rcv. Tony Laughrene, with,a cheque for S650.00 for home missions. Dr. Nunn presented Rev. Esaii Nedd, of Montreal, to "give the Commcnceni t address.. Rcv. Nedd asked Dr. and Nunn to. come forward to pr ent them with a Thank you to our Pastoral Servic- es from the residents for joining us each Tuesday morning in fellow- ship and prayer. Lucan Villa celebrated our April birthdays on Wednesday, April 13, honouring Esther Craven and Wil- bur Rummel. " Live entertainment was supplied by Jack Youngson and band, fol- lowed by a lovely buffet lunch. Regular Bingo winners on Friday - evening were Stewart Munro win- ning twice, Art Wilkinson, Shirley Middleton and Roland Turgeon. Ex- tra games were won by Art Wilkin- son. Please come and share in our ac- tivities and fun. WI conference set "We've got to get people think- ing!" "Where docs our garbage go after suitable sites are filled up?" "We're a lazy, wasteful society." "Recycling is the first law of waste management." Such statements and questions as well as Branch resolutions prompt- ed the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario (FWIO) to select waste manaecmcnt as thcir project topic for 1988. To focus on this topic, FWIO has organized a Leadership Develop- ment Conference which will be held at Queens' University, Kingston from May 13-15 with the theme "Educate/Initiate". Attending the Conference will be women from across the province who arc interested in increasing their knowledge and abilities. white eagle statuette inscribed with They that wait upon the Lord shall mount up with wings:as eagles. Rev._ Nedd spoke ,frons Psalm 101:2, an exhortation to behave oneself wisely. Rev.-Nedd jokingly told lhotudents the best day of the week i Friday, when school is out. But now they are out of school, they are to rememberPsalnt 101:2. Dr. Nunn called Mrs: Polly Hind - marsh to present gifts to the gradu- ating students. Saying this. was a big Friday in the College students lives, Dr. Nunn said it was a joy to present the degrees they have worked so hard for. To Clarke An- thony ("l'dny) Abbott and Mark Pa- trick lox were presented degrees of Bache for of Theology. To Miss trauren Anne Harrison was presented -the degree of Bache- lor of Religious Education. Diplo- ma in:Biblical Studies degrees were Presented to Linnette Abbott, Rode - FINAL DIRECTIONS - Director Jane Earl" of Charlotte's Web gives -final tips to main characters Kelly Malone, Loretta Foran and Amy Sullivan. rick Anderson, Jane Bend, vcrle Bend, and Susan Tull. Degrees of Accoc iate of Theology were pre- sented to Vicki damache, Paul Carey, Josep ovey, Stewart Powell, and Wilfred Skillings. Dr. Nunn gave thabk you of ap- preciation for all those who helped in the work and expense of the Col- lege. After the benediction given by Rev. Nick Murray, from Campbell - ton N.B., all were invited to the re- ception in the Fellowship Hall. Tim Kritzer led the song service Sunday morning. Guest musician Mr. Evert Gagnon played a comet solo At Calvary, accompanied by nirs. Lorraine Armitage playing the piano. Rev.. Roger Mason called John and Lorraine Armitage to present them with a 25th anniversary gift of a silver rotating clock in appreci- ation for their service and faithful- ness in the church. Rev. Mason ministered from Mark 15:6-15..Pilate, the Roman governor, was faced with the deci- sion of what to do with Jesus. Pi- late tried to get Jesus released, but he went with the public opinion to crucify Jesus. Almost always the majority is wrong in ,,the non Christian world. Sunday evening Rcv. Roger Ma- son conuucted Inc service. Mrs. Ruth Nunn, of Kitchener, accompa- nied herself on the piano as she sang Just As I Am•. . Rcv. Mason introduced Rev. Esau Nedd from Montreal to be guest speaker. From Genesis 11:47 stressed the power of unity: These people - set out to build for them- selves a city and a tower. God looked and saw they were of one de- termination to build, and they had one language. MI God did was cause a spirit of misunderstanding to prevail among.them as God con- founded their language. ENTIRE CAST OF CHARLOTTES WEB AT ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL AT LUCAN Scores from the bowling lanes Tuesday Y.B.C. -.Jason Woytow- ich 217, Stephanie Sandison 219, David Wilcox 213, Chris Smith .213, Scott Smith 196, Becky Van- Gccl 196, Laura Culbert 162, Jenni- fer Corless 154, Launi Appleman 150. Colleen's - Lori Hodgins 240- 682, Dcb Wonnacott 231-639, Diane Rummel 229-613, Pat Hod- gins 249-612, Janice Dauncey 235, at Bioxam 219, Linda Hibbert 216, Sheila Hodgins 215, Dcb McNair 202, Dianne Faubert 201. Medway - Grace Rush 259-694, Cal Carmichael 238-640, Myrt Hastings 251, Russ Rush 225, Dave Smith 223, Paula Weir 214, Ken Weir 206. Senior Citizens - Jim Burt 310- 672, Edic Burt 208, Hazel, Dolbear 205, Harry Noels 186; Derwin Beat - son 180. Olive Simpson 179. Mari- on Noels 176, Stan Roth 169. Wednesday Y.B.C. - Brad Goddard 232, Wendy Hickson 219, Amy Da- men 196, Nathan Rollings 168, Chris Goddard 138, Susan Bryan 131, Jean Bryan 131, Sara -Lynn Dauncey 121. C.A.W. Local 1620 - Cheryl Smith 295-711, Wayne Wilson 264-703, Basil Short 260-682, Mike Neil 303-673, Larry Smith 225-622, Gary Dunlop 230-621, Floyd Riley 240-614; Garry Gibson 247-603, Kirby Bcrdan 264-601. Wednesday Mixed - Gary Dunlop 303-773, Bob Pipe 269-748, Don Wallis 256-678, Paul Williams 249-633, Ray Van Gecl 273-608, Larry MacGregor 268-604, Connie Comclissen 221, Wayne Carty 218. 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