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Times -Advocate, February 15, 1989
Mt. Carmel..CWL see film
MT. CARMEL - The monthly
meetingof the Mt. Carmel
C.W.L. was held on February 2
with a spiritual theme;
A film called "The Way Home"
.was shown. It concerned a prodi-
gal son who returns to his family
and it made a point of showing the
feelings of all the members of his
family 'upon his return. A very
thought-provoking filin.
Our new assistant priest, Father
Dan. Shea, arrived last week and
. was given a special welcome after
masses on Saturday evening and
Sunday morning with a coffee and
social hour. -
Coming events
On Friday, March 3, a World
Day of Prayer will be held at Cre
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Card parties will be held on Sun-
day, February 19 and March 5 in
the meeting room at Mr. Carmel.
Ladies, please bring lunch.
A Day of Recollection is to be
held on Saturday, March 11, from
9:30 a.m. to 2 p m..at O.ur Lady of
Mt. Carmel Church, Bring a
brown bag lunch. Coffee will be
served.
A craft afternoon is planned for
Thursday; February 16 at 1:30 in
the meeting room. Bring a #4 cro-
chet..hook if possible for a project
.being worked on, . or bring: any
item you wish to workonor just
come for the -company and coffee
break.
Next meeting will -be held on
- March 7 at Mount Carmel .School
• gym in -the form of.a pot luck sup-
per at. 7 ,p.m.. This meeting 'is
open to all. members and ladies of
the parish and ' their husbands.
Bring whatever dish you would
like to make and come enjoy them
all.
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Make donation for your sweetheart
. WINGHAM - Valentine's Day is
a time to show those we love just
how much 'we care about them.
So what will we give them? Ros-
es? Chocolates? Why not make a.
donation, in your : sweetheart's
name, to the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of Ontario's 4989 -fund
raising campaign? • -
Valentine's Day. marks the mid-
point of Heart and Stoke Month.
The success of the door-to-door and
special events campaigns in com-
munities. across Ontario is critical.
to_ the Foundation achieving this
year's record S26 million target.
According to Barney Goldsmith,'
president of .the Huron County.
chapter of the Foundation, the ef- .
fort is worth it. "Despite the_in-
credible advances in medical re-
search over the last 30 years, we
still have a long way to go.. Death
rates for heart diseaseand stoke
have declined -34 percent since
1955, but one out of every two
Canadians is still at risk.
Approjcimately 30,000 Ontarioi-
ans will die from cardiovascular
disease this year. The Foundation
funds more than two-thirds of On-
tario's research into heart disease
and stroke. It's individual dons-
, tions that make it all possible." -
News from Lucan
Lucan Revival Centre
LUCAN = Rev. Robert Mason
conducted the Sunday morning ser-
vice. Mr.Tim Kritzer led the sing-
ing. Miss Lauren Harrison read a
poem she wrote, Father to child.
.Miss Gail Damon presented
groups from different Ontario
churches of teenagers who had been
at the Retreat for Teens held at
Christian view Bible College. One
group acted out a skit where the
devil put ideas in people that be-
came their life's pursuit.
Then he said he promised many
things to people, but they were
lies. The second skit showed a
young person persuading another to
look at Jesus, the Light 'of the
World.
Pieter, Schinkleshoek ministered
from 11 Timothy 2:15-15, and 3:1-
17. From verse 15 he stressed the
importance to study the word of
God,. as God teaches us wisdom
through His word. Verse 16 warns
us to stay away from people who
think they know the true word of
God, and argue about it. Studying
the word of God gives us wisdom
that we do not argue about God's
word in ignorance.
Sunday evening Pieter Schinkle-
shock led the service. Rev. Roger
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The Foundation's annual - cam-
paign relics on more than just fi-
nancial support from the public.
This year, an estimated 65,000
volunteers from across the prov-
ince.arc canvassing door-to-door in
February, collecting donations for
Heart and Stroke research and edu-
cation programs. ,.
Volunteers are also needed' for
programs throughout the year, so
if you're interested, get in touch
with you local Heart and Stroke
chapter. Or at the very least, make
a contribution. -Your support will
help improve your odds and those
of your loved ones• against Cana-
- da's #1 killer.
The Heart and Stroke Foundation
of Ontario is. a' registered not-for-
profit organization. Its mandate is
to reduce death 'and disability from
heart disease and stroke by raising
funds for research an education.
The Foundation's fund raising and
education programs are delivered by
volunteers in 72 chapters across
-Ontario.
To make. a donation, contact
your local Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation of Ontario.
Mason spoke from 1 Samuel 27:1.
David, the future King of Israel,
was getting tired of being pursued
by the present king Saul. When a
Christian has been spiritually fight-
ing against Satan's attacks, they
also become weary. In times of de-
pression, never make major deci-
sions. David made the wrong deci-
sion Saul was going to' kill him.
This was unbelief.
Communion was served after. the
service. p .
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LUCAN - The organizational
meeting of the 4-H .club Lucan #3
was held on January 30, 1989 at
the home of Phyllis O'Neil.
The non-agricultural 4-11 project
for the spring is "Working with
Wool from fleece to yarn".
The objectives of this club are to
learn the processing, characteris-
tics, use and care of wool, to learn
the basics of hand knitting and for
the members to develop personally
by working with the other mem-
bers in the club.
The leaders of this club are Phyl-
lis O'Neil and Carin' Man. Both of
these leaders are experienced knit-
ters which will prove to useful to
the novice members of the club. .
The members who are looking
forward to this club are: Laura Du-
sky, Aimee Gibson, Christa Har-
"'dy, Jennifer Jeffery, Brenda O'Neil,
Janet O'Neil, Katharine Saunders,
Tanya VanGeleuken and Brenda
Whitehead.
I'm sure this club will prove to
be useful as well as fun and excit-
ing to all of the members.
Press reporter Janet O'Neil. •
LUCAN • Crokinolc. may be
considered an old timer's game but
it made a most enjoyable evening
when the Sunday School held a
crokinole party on Friday evening.
There were* 13 tables in play with
an attendance of over 70.
Needless to say the teachers were
extremely pleased with the large.
turnout. Prizes were given to High
Girl - Rev. Susan Shelstad, High
Boy - Robert Densmore, Low Girl -
Nicole Dann, Low Boy - Donnie
Park, Most 20's - Tammy Graham.
Celebrates 88 years - A. R. Wil-
kinson (formerly of Lucan and
now of Exeter Villa ) , celebrates
his 86th Birthday on Sunday,
February 12. He is the father of
13 children, grandfather of 41,
great grandfather of 55, and
great great grandfather of 12.
Insurance topic
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AILSA CRAIG - The members
of Riverview .Women's Institute
went home from the February meet-
ing knowing more about insurance
than when they came to the meet-
ing. The meeting was held in the
Masonic Hall, Ailsa Craig and Ke-
vin Hodgins from Wood Hodgins
Insurance was the speaker. Kevin
spoke about car insurance, property
insurance, house insurance and an-
swered many questions.
Mary Sutherland convener of
Family and Consumer Affairs was
in charge of the program. Mrs. Rete*
Hughes gave a couple of readings
and also read from Mark, Chapter 3.
Mary Sutherland had a contest and
Jean Lee won the prize.
President, Evelyn McNaughton
opened the business meeting with;
some hints for using .baking soda-,
and a humorous poem.
Riverview is sponsoring two 4H
Clubs. Bea'Lee•and Thelma Marshal
are in charge of one clubandRuth
Ross and Marilyn Gilpin all in
charge of the other one.
During the social time the mem-
bers sat at tables decorated with
Valentine hearts and flowers. Sadie
Walker and her committee served
fruit bread and tea: .
Riverview W.I.. will meet again
on March 7 at 1:30 p.m. in the Ma-
sonic Hall and for the roll call the
members are to bring a picture or
some information for the Tweed-
smuir History Book. Ncw members
are always welcome.
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