Times-Advocate, 1988-06-01, Page 11News from Revival Centre
LUCAN - The 70th annual Blos-
som Tea, sponsored by Women's
Ministries of Lucan Revival Cen-
tre, was held Wednesday evening in
the Fellowship Ilall of the church.
Guests were served a lovely variety
of desserts, coffee, and tea.
The foyer and Fellowship Hall
were decorated with lilacs, peonies,
beautifully set off with lamps in
the Fellowship Hall, giving indirect
-lighting. Each table had a prettily
embroidered place mat with a little
potted plant set on it for a centre-
piece.
President Mrs. June Henry wel-
comed the guests. While Mrs. Lor-
raine Armitage played the piano,
Mrs. Judi Ross led in chorus sing-
ing. Led by Mrs. Ross, a girl's
quartet of Miss Vicky Sumners, Es-
ther Sloetjes, Estee Rancourt, and
Patti Pimperton, sang Gifts of .toy.
Mrs. Shirley Dorman demonstrat-
ed her crafts. First she showed a
heart shaped wreath made from a
coat hanger wrapped with two col-
ors of materials, flowers, and 'a
bow. While Mrs. Jenkins held up
other crafts, which Mrs. Dorman
described, Mrs. Dorman showed
how to make this wreath. She
showed decorated wall hangings
made from aluminum pie plates,
frilled material, and bows and flow-
ers. A pretty article was a miniature
window, all framed, with curtains,
and window box. Tiny hats, ani-
mals, little wooden boxes, bars of
soap, all decorated with net, flow-
ers, frilly material, made decorative
articles suitable for gifts.
Mrs. Henry presented prizes to la-
dies who were first up by 5:00 a.m.
that day; who had made a gift for
someone that week; who had the
most children and grandchildren, and
the lady who came the farthest.
Each received one of the embroi-
dered placcmats.
The girls' quartet sang Jesus, You
arc King of My Heart, with Mrs.
Ross leading all in singing the
chorus.
Mrs. Henry introduced guest
speaker, Mrs. Marilyn Jenken. Mrs.
Jenken jokingly said they had all
feasted on lovely desserts, while to-
morrow night was Weight Watchers
night.
She read Proverbs 31:10-31. This
scripture gives guidelines for all
women. Rubies arc precious jewels,
yet a virtuous woman is more valu-
able. Proverbs 12:4 says a virtuous
woman is a crown to her husband.
Mrs. Jenkins encouraged the ladies
to be exhorters of their husbands, to
build their confidence and to accen-
tuate their positive traits, to help
thcm to accomplish what he is
good at. The virtuous woman en-
joys her work to make her homclife
more pleasurable.
Tim Kritzer led the worship in
song Sunday morning. Rev. Roger
Mason presented a gift to Mrs. Ma-
rie Good from the church for her
Seniors to nominate
LUCAN - Lucan Seniors and
Busy Buddies met in the Scout Hall
opening by singing 0 Canada with
Mary Kooy at the piano.
the minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. A thank
you letter was read from Amy Lu.
Eva McLean is in hospital and
we wish her a speedy recovery.
Visitors Betty Sutherland of Ildcr-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Frascr of
Parkhill were welcomed. We were
reminded of the dance to be held
Tuesday in Ildcrton.
Harry Noels, Audrey Hodgins and
Jim Davis are to be the nominating
committee to bring in a slate of of-
ficers on June 9 for 1988-1989.
Betty Sutherland and Roy Zinn
entertained us with several numbers
on the violin and piano. A vote of
thanks was extended to them.
We adjourned for cards and crafts.
The winners. being Ladies High''
Mary Davis, Ladies Lone Hands
Hazel Cunningham, Ladies Low
Lula Culbert, Mens High Murray
Carter, Mens Lonc Hands Mary
Scott, Mens Low Evan Hodgins.
Honour Clandeboye bride
CLANDEBOYE - A bridal show-
er to honour Debbie Manders, bride
elect of July 16, was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Aggic Groc-
newegen and co -hosted by Joan
Goddard, Audrey Scott and Marilyn
Scott. Games wcrc enjoyed before
the bride opened many beautiful and
useful gifts.
Mamie MacKidd held a successful
auction sale Thursday evening as
she disposed of the stock left in the
Clandeboye general store since its
closing in December, as well as
some antique furniture and many
Craft sale at
Lucan Villa
LUCAN - WIG from the Lucan
Villa. We've had another busy week
preparing for our craft sale. The date
we have set aside for our sale is
Junc 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
We 'plan on having a white ele-
phant table, a craft table and a bake
table.
Donations towards our cause
woild be greatly appreciated. Any-
one wishing to donate articles may
drop them off a the Villa or call
Lynda Jardine at the Villa 227-1073
for further information.
All proceeds to towards activities
for the residents at the Villa.
Friday night bingo winners are as
follows: first game - Lillian Brown;
second game - Percy Williams; third
game - Esther Craven; fourth game
- Stewart Munroe and fifth game -
Maric Branton. Extras winners were
Stewart Munroe and Roily Tur-
geon.
other items of interest.
Neil McRann was expected home
from hospital on the weekend. Your
many friends wish for you, Neil, a
complete and speedy recovery:
Sandra (Williams) Schwanke, of
Pincher Creek, Alberta, spent a few
days last week with her mother,
Hazel Williams, of Lucan, while
she visited her father, Rupert Wil-
liams, of Craigholme Nursing
Home and other family members in
the arca.
Sandra and her husband, Chuck,
had spent two weeks in Germany
with friends from Alberta and en -
route home, Sandra stopped off in
Toronto to attend the 25th anniver-
sary reunion of her Registered Nurs-
ing Class of 1963, before coming
to visit her family, returning on
Thursday to Pincher Creek and back
to work as a nurse.
OPP report
LUCAN - During the week of
May 22-28, Ontario Provincial Po-
lice officers in Lucan investigated
nine motor vehicle accidents. There
were 17 persons involved, two re-
ceived minor and one received fatal
injuries.
Details of a Saturday accident in
which Terry Knowles of Ildcrton
was killed appear on the front page
of this issue.
O.P.P. officers investigated 35
general occurrences over this period
of time including an Impaired Driv-
er, a Break, Enter and Thcft, Theft.
Undcr 51,000.00 and numerous liq-
uor seizures.
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Pieter Schinkleshoek from llag-
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a bag full of holes. People so often
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People in Lucan with a severe
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Sunday evening Pieter Schinkle-
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