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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-18, Page 23 (2).�;7rrrXli Lucan and district news Impaired driving charges is, Investigate three accidents ROYAL AWARD Pclulifiodgim, RR 1, Lucan recently ect•,.ed a .pre (11 uwafd horn the Queen Mother in Toronto. It wa' the Duke of Edinburgh Gold medal'signifying extra effort :n mak n<} Netter use of spbte time. 1-A photo Receivedawards from Queen Mother Paul R. Hodgins, son of Roscoe and Marion Hodgins, was presented with the Gold. Duke of- Edinburgh Award by Her \lajesty. the Queen \miler. at the Inn on the Park. Toronto. on .lune 29 This award wa, designed by Prince Philip for young people as an 11(14111v*. tit take the opportunity ' of making better use of their spare time. and 'there arc four requirements :1n I';\peditiun I'.rul w(111 011 .1 rano. trip in the Halif,urton•-• w itl'1 three other young Ii If•rl 1 hrrt,h‘ ht• wa, involved 111 drafting ai \ledv.a) and designed pn•ces of dir(•raEt equipment for his Dad's planes • I'hcsicaI Fitness - this Paul took as he completed fife Canada Fitness requirements for Grade 11. and finally Community Service. which he fulfilled by acting - as the assistant ('ubnlaster for the 1st Crediton ('ub Pack, during the past year. 11aul started working for his awards in a Venturers' Grolm) while living in St. Thomas and has won his Ilrnurt•. Silver and now his gold :beards. congratulations Paul. and hest ishes for the future TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Representing many trust com- panies, highest rates usually available. For more information contact John R. Consitt at 236-4381 or 236-4560 $ 1.00 DISCOUNT on 11X14 portrait WITH PURCHASE OF PORTRAIT PACKAGE Kodak 2- 8x10 2- Sx7 10. wallet si:e ALL FOR t->-•+' JUST 7; 11 4041001 _ 1 Six accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police. The first occurred Sunday on County road 22 at Denfield when a vehicle driven by John Walker, R.R. 3, Den- field was in collision with a parked vehicle owned by Leland Beavers, R.R. 6, London. Constable B.D. Munro set damages at $200. The firs t of _two Tuesday -• mishaps ,involved vehicles driven by Deborah Brooks, Stratford and Norbert Balbrecht, R.H. 3, iml'horn- dale. They collided on High- way 7, east of Elginfield, Constable J. Frank listed damages at $950. Constable C.S. Fleming set damages at $7,000 when vehicles driven by Nana Thompson. London and Marlin Gingerich. Wellesley collided at the intersection of the Cameron sideroad and Concession 6 in London township. Wednesday a vehicle driven by Barry Becker. Crediton was damaged to the extent of $1.500 when it left the Lobo -London townline road. - -Damages . were estimated by constable D.R. Vance. Vehicles driven by Mark - Vanderploeg, R.R. 4. Den- field and Donald Williams. London collided Thursday on County road 2:3 in London News from Revival Centre The Sunday morning service was led by the pastor, Rev. Ray Brewster. A lovely duet "Shepherd Lead Me" graced the service sung by Mrs. Marlene Thornton and Mrs. Lorraine Armitage. Rev. Brewster took his message from Exodus 14:17:24. God's richest blessings. material, spiritual. and financial are for those who obey God's word in paying tithes as Abraham did. Our tithe should,go to where we are spiritually fed. Our of- ferings go where we feel we should help other Christian orga rtiza tions. The Evening service was led by Rev. Ray Brewster in singing and worship. Doug Butler and Larry McGiil sang two duets. one of which harry wrote and composed. Rev. Rick Brewster. assistant pastor. spoke from .ludges 6:11-22, saying we want to be used by God. a sacrifice is necessary in our lives. • Like Gideon • we sacrifice to God, then consecrate ourselves to God's service. To follow Jesus, we must experience a change in our own life style. township. Constable Munro listed damages at $920. Extensive damage was incurred Friday when trucks driven by OrvilleTruemner, R.R. 3 Parkhill and Daniel Simpson, Glanworth collided on County road 23 in London township. Constable Munro was the investigating officer. During the week officers of the detachment charged three persons with impaired striving. Ladies back from West Coast trip, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh and Mrs. Jack Murdy have returned from a most en- joyable' trip to the West Coast, flying to Calgary and taking a scenic bus tour to Vancouver, through Kamloops. and over to Victoria. • Coming back to Campbell River they boarded one of the Princess Boats for Prince Rupert and toured overland to Jasper and back down to Calgary. where they attended an afternoon and evening performance of the Stampede. While in Banff they took a 11.! hour raft ride on the Bow Robertson's in charge At Lucan United Church on Sunday,. the Robertson family was in charge of the seryice with Janet' at the organ and piano. Flora reading the responsive psalm and Bible Readings and singing the lovely solo "The New 23rd Psalm" by Ralph Carmichael. while Jim brought the Message. Speaking from ii Peter Chapter 3, he told the congregation what the Bible says to him about "The Second Coming of Christ". Mr. Robertson said it is one of the most neglected teachings and it shouldn't be as it is mentioned 300 times in the New Testament. If it is this important to God. it must be important to man. There are scoffers today as there were in the time of Noah and the. Ark, but Peter says if God promises something you may be sure i1 will happen. No man knows the day or the hour of the Lord's second coming and it will not be announced. in the last day we shall be with Christ and like him. Lel us be led by the Holy Spirit to open the door to Christ's knock today. and let Him come into our hearts and lives. Next Sunday the service will be in charge of the United Church Women. with Mrs. Martin VanArenthals bringing the message. The following Sunday. July 29, Ed and Freeda Melanson will he in charge of the service. Come and worship. with us on the 22nd and 29th Rev. Keith Brown will ix• hack for the first Sunday in August Rover and had tours of each city visited as well as stops at many scenic spots. The Other Way Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holden Market Street and Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Holden and children,. Butler . Street, motored the oppgsite .way from Lucan, going to the East. Coast. touring Quebec City. and through New Brunswick. After taking the ferry to P.E.1 they enjoyed the play "Anne of Green Gables". and toured her home. the Woodleigh Replicas, at- tended the Lobster Supper in New Glasgow. and had two "shore" dinners. cooked by themselves. While spending three days on Cape Breton island they visit the Fortress at Louisburg, the mine at Glace Bay. and the museum in connection. Mrs. Fred Crouch of Granton and Mrs. M.H. Hodgins of Lucan enjoyed a bus tour to the Pennsylvania - Dutch Country around Harrisburg and Lancaster. last week, visiting an Amish style farm and two Farmers' Markets. They also visited the National Wax Museum and the Anderson Pretzel Factory in Lancaster. In Hershey they toured -the Milton Hershey School. the Rose Gardens and •'I{ershey Chocolate World." Driving on to Corning they had a brief visit at the Corning Glass Factory. Finally they visited the Taylor Winery in Bath, w•hicb, was very interesting. A leisurely drive home through l,etc•hworth State Park and upper New York State. completed a relaxing short tour The children partic•ularl enjoyed going down into the mine, wearing the hard hats and raincoats on the way home the Hopewell tape was ofie of the many highlights. Seniors to get calls Several members of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies senior Citizens groups have been inquiring regarding the time to assemble to attend the "Sound of Music" Please takenotethat you will receive a telephone call in this connection closer to the dale Times -Advocate Jul 18 .1979 t ell ,F 4! •va 't)(}'YSYtffi ,! f%X. t• • ryt .• HOLIDAY MUSIC A large number of Lucan and orea boys and girls are enloy,ng the summer playground program offered at the Community Centre. Above, leader Penny Hodgins strums some summer music. At the back are Heather and Kim Blot' and Debbie and Peter Molenkamp. In front are Anita Lysenko, Sherri Smith, Stephanie Hoyter and Shawn Graham T A photo • OOH, IT'S GUCKY — Bev Huffman makes a face as she helps Stocey Motenkomp Sco•• -fon aro Wendy Gwaichmol it LA photo making plostpr models at the Lucan summer school playground. Swimming planned Thursday afternoon Summer School '79 has planned a hour of swimming Thursday July 19. They will swim from 12:30 to 1:30 under the supervision of the leaders as well as two lifeguards. Each child has to have a permission slip signed and he 42" tall. lope to see you there. Lucan Junior Farmers are supplying a bus for the Summer School children 10 take a trip to Storybook Gardens, August 10 at 10 a m. After a tour of Storybook Gardens hunch and refresh- ments will be served in the park before returning home Permission slips will be sent out the first week of August Attendance at the Lucan Community centre pool has picked up with the warmer weather The first session of swimming lessons will try their swimming exams on Friday Registrations for the next session will he Saturday at noon at the pool or in the office before then Lucan Womens Institute have payed for the Lucan Pool for free swimming for every laxly July 20 from 1 .10 to400pm Don't forget about water polo Tuesday and Friday from 12-0(1 to .12'30 wtth Murray \lathers as un• structor Swine Team. daily from 4 00 to 4 30 with Christine Drill and Lynn .Johnston Diving pis Monday, -Wed- nesday and Thursday from • •,r>i/sr SITTING FEE Si 00 per person •' EI� LUCAN 1 1 • r e 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. with Cheryl Noyes. Synchronized swimming is every Monday. Tuesday and Thursday from 12 to 12.30 with Lynn Barber. Come and join us. These events are free to everyone and we would like to see you out. There are lots of things to learn from our skilled instructors Lucan boys pee wee team travelled to Thedford where they batt out Thedford 31-10 Thursday night. Friday the pee wees challenged Parkhill and again won The Lucan Arena Booster Club would like to thank everybody that worked for the club in -the past two years In April. the club donated 52.046 97 to the Lucan Community Building Fund to go towards a new- stove ewstove in the Leprechaun 'Hall Lucan T -Ball Association are pleased to state that we finally got a new 12 foot slide to he put in the playground at the arena as soon as an area can be levelled off Thank you to everybody that sold tickets for this slide Registrations are coming in for the jhamrock Hockey School being held September 17-29 The school is offering power skating. goalten- tiering, passing. shooting. and puck handling. To avoid disappointment later gel your form in before July 20 WI members gotorplly -,ill mein hers are reminded of the ('aunty Rall on Tuesday ,Duly 24. meeting at the_Masonic Hall at 10 a m with a contribution for a Pot I.uck luncheon and your own utensils Beverage'is sup- plied The date of the Blood fir• tLo ,•, (4 it has been irk -=ref' t'nursday October 25 Please make this change on your calender FULL PACKAGE ORDS RS ONLY • COMPLETE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED • E ntargdment Portrait Available with Package at DISCOUNT PRICE • Students on exchange jotkt�SiCha bot - of _ change guest with Allen Moon. speaking only English as he visited the family for two weeks. While in Lucan Allen and Luke visited many places of interest in South Western Ontario. with the group. Personals Mrs K Roberts of Hamilton. 96 years. young. friend of the Len Maslen family. is spending two weeks with them at their home on Butler St • • • I'� Too many people conduct their lives on the cafeteria plan. SELF-SERVICE only. J) STORY TIME Teacher Margaret Anne Md(rchon tells a story with pictures.10 Melanie West. Jody Richards, Shane Edwards and Shona Craig during the Vacation Bible School at the fucan Revival Centre. T -A photo HELP WANTED By-law enforcement officer for the Village of Lucan Apply in xr;trnq to the Village .of Lucan. Box 449 Lucan. Oratorio NOM 2J0, by 5 m. July 27, 1979 - PLEASE NOTE this is not a tu!/ time position. E J Me ancon Cr'rk T'eosurer Lucan $ NOW IS THE TIME FOR $ INVESTMENTS TERM DEPOSITS 60 DAYS - 1 YEAR Currently Paying 101 % per annum CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. 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