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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-15, Page 11Times -Advocate, November 15, 1989 Page 9 Lucan Scouts and Guides mark Hall's anniversary LUCAN - It's the fifth anniver- sary of our Scout/Guide Hall. The celebration will be on Sunday, No- vember 26, 2 to 4 p.m. There'll be games and refreshments and a spe- cial ceremony at 2:00 p.m. • Each group will be setting up a game of skill, tickets 10 for $1.00, lots of prizes! We're very proud of our building and all the people who worked so hard to give our children a meeting place. Come out and help us cele- brate! Everyone's welcome! Apple Day was very successful. Thanks to everyone who helped. All our groups are busy with their . investitures and enrolments. The "Co-ed" Venturer Group has been a big success. We're planning a Christmas campfire on Friday, Drxe.Mber 15 at 7:00 p.m. so dig out the woolies and join us! Next Group Committee Meeting will be Wednesday, December 6 at 8 30 p.m. ISM aNG YOUR ODDS NST CANADA'S N1 i011.ER. K AIT AM Slllplt a 010.41/.1V Readers - Isabelle Edwards (back left), school library specialist with World Boolcs a Childcraft, holds some of the set of encyclopedias the students at Mt. Carmel eamed by participating in a summer read- ing program sponsored by the company. With her are Tara Conlin, Val Ryan, Anne Conlin, Kristie Palen, Rosemary Glavin, Jennifer Reaburn, Kate Skinner, (centre) Stephanie Coeck, Pat Conlin, Gerry Guerts, Neil Revington, Teresa Zwanbag, Annette Zwanbag and Lisie Guerts and (back) Joe Morley, Mike Reab- urn, Levi Lane, Jennifer Morley, Sara Somerville, Jacquie Guerts and Mike Skinner.. . LUCAN - Lawns are still being old. damaged_ by vehicles driving and spinning tires on them in the Lucan O.P.P. Detachment area. Both Biddulph Public School and Medway High School were dam- aged sometime on November 6 or 7. A vehicle left about one mile.'s worth of'tire marks on these lawns. Police arc still seeking any infor- mation concerning these mischief investigations. If you have any in- formation about these occurrences, please call the Lucan Detachment or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-265- 4444-. On Monday, November 6, four youths �b joke 12 windows in a va- cant house at 146 Alice Street in. the village _ of Lucan. They have been interviewed by ponce ana the investigation is being cleared. The responsible youths were all young offenders except for one ten-year Poor Man's Dinner at Revival Centre for Haitian church LUCAN, Sunday morning Mr. Ron and Cindy Karlstetter brought their baby daughter Leah to be ded- icated to the Lord. Rev. Roger Ma- son, from examples of Samuel and Jesus' dedication, pointed out that for the parents to raise their chil- dren in God's way, they also must be dedicated to the Lord. Rev. Mason ministered form 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18 and 11 Peter 3:3-4. To be ready when Jesus re- turns we need to make sure our re- lationship with God is right. Poor Man's Dinner After the morning service, many members of the congregation gath- ered in the Fellowship Hall for the Poor Man's Dinner. Each person was to bring his bowl and spoon. They were served a typical poor Haitian's dinner of - bean soup, baked beans, rice, with water. Pro- ceeds from the dinner go towards the building fund to build a church school in haiti this January. - Rev. Roger Mason conducted the evening service. Rev. George King, teacher at Christianview Bible Col- lege, asked who had had Mormon missionaries or Jehovah Witnesses knock on their door. Rev. King used to be a Mormon missionary. He then showed a film about a man who allowed Jehovah Witness- es to indoctrinate him into their be- lief. ram A break and enter occurred in the" Denfield area of London Township on November 10 which resulted in about $6700.00 of property- being stolen. Entry was gained through. a basement wince Two adult males and one male you!ftg offender have been interviewed by police and charges are pending: The prop- erty is being recovered. -u A total of 30 other occurrences were investigated by members of the O.P.P. in Lucan during the past week. Several hunting -trespassing com- plaints were among these reports. There is a short Open shotgun sea- son on deer this year and most of the hunting complaints involved deer hunters. Hunters require the permission of the land owner to -en- ter their property. If you have prob- lems with hunters, please call the police as soon as possible, and try to get a vehicle licence number. There were 14 accidents in this reporting period but none resulted in serious injuries. Three accidents involved minor injury, nine in- Lucan Seniors LUCAN - Lucan seniors and Busy Buddies met in the Scout Hall. A minute's silence was ob- served for the fallen of the wars. • Birthday greetings were extended to Marie -Veal and Harry Noels. The Lucan Nursery School is go- ing to entertain us on December 7 at 1:30 p.m. We were reminded of our Christ- mas dinner on December 14 at 12:30 in the.Legion Hall. Plans were made for ourex- change of gifts at our Christmas art p On December 8 there is a bus trip to Sarnia to see the Christmas lights. Entertainment was enjoyed with a reading by Mabel Needham "Bringing in the Groceries". Mary Davis read "Should You Go First" and Helen MacDonald "We must Remember." Elsie Gibson was thanked for making the poppy cross. We ad- journed for cards and crafts, the winners being, ladies high - Lil Dobbs, mens high - Harry Noels, ladies lone hands - Marie Veal, mens lone hands - Jim Davis, la- dies low - Lullu Culbert, mens low - Hamilton Hodgins and Crafts Mona Mayberry. - • ` Cali 435.1578 Digflan Lan dscaping Sod Supply R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our;complete professional landscape design service. Phone and our landscape designer will make on appointment to call on you and produce o detailed drpwing. • • Interlocking Brick I • Ground Work • Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service I • Nursery stock planting (Order your nursery stock now...or the work j can be done by our , landscaping specialists. 1, .'t All nursery stock 9uarontood Phone 235-1678 236-4457 Quality IS first to our business volved only . property damage and two were non -reportable. Winter is fast approaching, and thus winter driving conditions are also near. Winter weather puts ex- tra demands on you the driver as well as.your vehicle. Have your ve- hicle tuned up and prepared for winter. Be prepared for quick weather and road changes which re- sult• in snow and ice conditions. Turn your lights on earlier and slow down. Black ice, . snow, and brow- ing conditions come up unexpect- edly. Please remember and use good driving - practices. Drivers cause accidents, not the weather. Saintsbury by Mrs. Heber Davis, SAINTSBURY - A very success- ful desserteuchre and bake sale was held last Tuesday at St. Patrick's Parish Hall. Winners were: Ladies - Helen MacDonald, Lucan, Amy Lee, Lucan, Alma Godbolt, Exeter. Mens - Harry Noels, Lillie Dobbs, Lucan, playing a mans card, Lulu Culbert, Exeter also playing a men's card. • A box of groceries was won by Alice Hodgson Lucan and Marjorie Steeper won the lucky cake. Church service. Holy Communion . service was held on Sunday at 11 o'clock, Rev. Beverly Wheeler in charge. Julie Carroll was server, Sheryl Carroll pianist and Pamela Greenlee read the lessons. The rector explained the reason we wear a poppy on November 11 and prayed.for world peace. Her ser- mon was on the subject of "Peace and the opening of the Berlin Wall. Bible study is planned for 1:30 on Monday afternoon at the rectory. The ACW is invited to the home of Hazel Eaton for the November 14 meeting and the board of man- agement and all interested members of St. Patrick's to a meeting Thurs- day evening at the home of Hazel and Hugh Davis. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls en- tertained the "McFalls" family to dinner Saturday evening. Hugh and Hazel Davis, Bob MacGillivray Courtney and Kate Scarlett, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis, Crystal, Har- ley Starr and Travis and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Nancy and Daren London, as well as Ross and Audrey's children. Caleb and Cor - ben and Heather MacGillivray were not able to attend due to colds. 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