The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-29, Page 11Times -Advocate, November 29, 1989 Page 11 Eleven confirmed at Lucan United Church LUCAN - A service of Confirma- tion and Communion was held at Lucan United Church on Sunday. Rev. Steve Shelstad and Rev. Su- san Shelstad, assisted by Clerk of Session Sue Barr,, confirmed 11 young people with the laying on of hands as each member knelt before them to receive their blessing after repeating their promises to accept their calling and live their faith in every part of life. Church'sfirst anniversary LUCAN - The Living Word Congregational Church is one year old! During the past year, there have been meaningful .and exciting op- portunities to gather as a Christian family to get to know_God better. The heart of worship at the Liv- ing Word Church is the knowledge Sod. Four Bible studies are active weekly. Every Thursday evening people join to sing the old and fa- vourite hymns of the Christian faith and new choruses and songs. Mrs. Debbie Culbert superintends the Christian Education classes on Sunday, from nursery to adult stud- ies. December 10 at 2:30 p.m. the congregation celebrates their first anniversary. Speaking is Rev. John Tweddie, chairman of the Congre- gational Church in Canada. Anni- versary refreshments will follow. All are welcome to join in thank- ing God for the good He has done. The Annual Christmas Stable Service will be held December 17 at 7 p.m. at Don McComb's farm, Elginfield. Signs will identify the first farm north of the traffic lights on Highway #4. Again, come join in praising God in a stable setting, much like it was at Christ's birth. The new members were among the 102 that received communion during the service. Those con- firmed were Andrew Barr, Brad Coughlin, Denise Cowdrey, Holly Darling, Kevin and Kyle Darling, Neil Froats, Mark Hickson, Sara Holden, Darcy Maguire and Denise Ward. Rev. Steve Shelstad gave the message "The Many Ways of Serv- The newly formed Junior Choir, directed by Linda Froats, sang, "Where My Treasure Is" and the Senior Choir under the leadership of organist Chris Punter sang, "Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us with your Love." Upcomigg is White Gift Sunday, December. 10 and on December 3 from 7-8 p.m. a carol sing at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, spon- sored by the Lucan Ministerial. Country Store - This display which was called. "the Country Store" , was set up as part of the Snow Flake Bazaar at the Lucan United Church Saturday morning. From left, Iola Goring and Marion Co- chrane. All displays reported a good business. St. Patrick's School LUCAN The students from Grades 4-8 at St. Patrick's School have been very busy with volley- ball for the past six weeks. Intramu- ral games ended this week. There. was an exciting tie-breaker between two of the Intermediate mixed teams. Team 1 came out on top. Members of this team included: Angela Flanigan (captain), Shaun Fairweather, Cathy Damen, Paul Hajas, Julie Jemec, Doug MacGre- gor, Mark Maslen, Kevin Moore, Meghan Stansell and Karen Van- Bussel. At the Junior level the members Lucan Seniors LUCAN - Our president- wel- comed everyone to the latest meet- ing of Lucan Seniors and Busy Buddies Birthday greetings were extend- ed to Lillian Dobbs, Chris Hessel and Pat Davis. Harry Noels spoke about the games. They have opportunities for all ages to take part in and we were asked to sign which one of three categories we would like. The third one was chosen. Darlings will only accept grocery tapes from their stores in Lucan or Exeter. No I.G.A. tapes accepted. Mary Scott, Kay Lankin and Florence Huffman are on the com- mittee for next week. Hamilton read a poem "Novem- ber Mood" and another short one on Metric Conversion. They were enjoyed by all. The meeting adjourned for "eu- chre, games and crafts. The Busy Buddies had a table of crafts for sale to any who carcd to buy. Those obtaining prizes this week werc:Whilimina Hesse!, Marie Vecl, Jim Davis, Howard Nolan and Joe Whclihan. of" the boys' winning.- team were Adam Duckocy (captain), Keith Darling, Pat Hajas, John Jimenez, Warren Leyes, Chris Prefontaine and Adam Ryan. The members of the Junior girls' winning team were Wendy Jansen (captain), Sarah Jimenez, Ann Ma- rie Lansink, Julianne MacGregor, Charlotte Mcllhargey, Lindsay Par- sons and Shannon Pettypiece. These two teams played each other. It was a fun and exciting game. The Junior boys'. team won. In December, these houseleague teams will participate in a tourna- ment in London to represent our school. Good luck! Besides the houseleague teams there were two school teams, Inter- mediate boys and Intermediate girls. Bothteams did well within their area, placing second. In the play-offs of the A division both teams were in the quarter -finals but lost to other schools form London. Both also participated in tourna- ments during the season and did well. Congratulations! The girls finished their season this past week. Members of the team included Amy Damen, Lynd- say Dick, Laura Duckocy, Katie Ewald, Angela Flanigan, Julie Je- mec, Dawne Kelly, Renee Petty- pcice, Meghan Stansel!, Karen VanBussel and Tanya VanGeleuk- en. Thank you to coach Betty Christiaans. The boys have one more tourna- ment, November 24 and 25. Good Luck! The members of the boys' team included Randy Reymer (Cap- tain), Brian Damen, David Damen, Shaun Fairweather, Richard Gara- gozzo, Joe Gullo, Mike Haygarth, Jose Jimenez, Brian Maslen, Mark Maslen and Coach Anita Renders. it was a great season boys. You showed great teamwork and your skills really improved: What's next? Basketball. How To Build A Christ Fire! Choose from these well known I names: Bulova Caravelle by Bulova Citizen Lorus Accura Allred Sung & Sung Sport Orlean Geneva (14 Kt. Gold) Christma The Perfect For A Timepie S ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIM Specialists since 1950 CLINTON; 8 Albert St , 482-3901. EXETER; 284 Main St. GODERICH; 2 The Square. 524-4195. SEAFORTH; 26 Main ~P 61.1720 ST. MARYS; 135 Queen St. E., 284-1036. WALKER1i1 I 203 Durham St. E., 881-0122 Private Diamond Consultations Available. *SI* � 1 Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait, Wedding and Commercial NEW LOCATION ■ r Successful bazaar The Snowflake Bazaar on- Salim - day was an overwhelming success with proceeds surpassing last year's total. The meat pie table was a busy spot as over 400 turkey and beef pies went on sale. The homebaking, jams, jellies and pickles, were a complete sell- out while the sewing and handcraft table had higher than normal sales. The country store, children's ta- ble, U.C. cookbooks and Regal dis- play were all pleased with their sales. The Quilter's group was pleased to have sold two large quilts at the bazaar. The "Lunch Room" was kept busy as they of- fered "Chili" or "Homemade Soup", desserts and beverages. ( Ougct:Vl)` I,% touching '()Iii(t)ric ‘,% has Alps, NO! Get -the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668:AIDS Christmas Sale! Enrollment - Eleven girls enrolled in the 1st Lucan Brownies at a ceremony in the Lucan Scout Hall. Shown (back left) are Mallory Dow, Amy Brown, Kerrie Davis, Karli-Jo Trudgen, Brianna Gatt, and (centre) Robyn Gatt, Jessica Lascelles, Ayden 011ivier, Jessica Whit- ing and (front) Jenny Wonnacott and Kelly Watson. cy. (vivo off Our entire Stock of • jewellery • prints • giftware • framed art Till December 13th Gift Certificates and layaway plan available We do custom framing and Jewellery repairs ings trings �in gs Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 10 - 6 Fri. - Sat. 10 - 8 Sunday 12 - 6 OPEN ALL YEAR Come In and browse 7�E G GREY!' A LTTE L L E Phone 238-5665 Queen Street Place, Units #7-10 `Grand Bend / 1 A special invitation to . our customers.... . Come join us at Decorators Touch Plus • for a special CHRISTMAS. SALE before the parade Saturday December 2 - 8 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 5 HRS. ONLY a 25°'. % 5 HRS. ONLY off 2 0 off ho o2 5 Hummel Figurines ' All off -_ Giftware =-- 5 HRS. ON LY Decorative iii Table & 5 HRS. ONLY -. Floor Lamps Toys -Toys- Over 1,000 popular just Toys toys red sticker sale priced in time for Christmas! e.: ptpY ,p► Fisher Price PU sk Flashlight Reg. 16.99 *7210-902 • 12.49 . ,• Crazy Camera - l Reg. 26.99 1 *7235-477 ' 21.99 Glow wurm *7210-671 4.99 . Decorators Touch Phis • Giftware • Toys • Small Appliances • Paint & Wallpaper' .. 412 Main St. S., Exeter 235-2511 1