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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-08-01, Page 11I SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL 1 I SUPER SPECIAL Institute members enjoy dor out, see Dionn• story Nineteen members and friends of the Lucan Women's Institute enjoyed a "day out" July 25, attending a showing of the Dionne Quintuplet story, in the auditorium of the National Film Board office, Oxford Street, London. This was followed by luncheon at the Bavarian Inn, Westown Plaza and an hour's shopping. Members and friends all agreed that it was a very nice outing. The September meeting will be held in the Masonic Hall, commencing with a "pot luck" luncheon at 12:30 on Wednesday the 26th ( the fourth Wednesday this year). Please bring your own uten- sils and your favourite food. ALI women of the communi- ty are welcome. Margery Crozier will be in charge of the program on Education & Cultural Activities and will also conduct a quiz on On- tario's Bi -Centennial. The roll call will be "Give a Method of Communication" and pennies for friendship is GARDEN PARTY LUNCH SERVERS -- Among the many Kirkton and area ladies working in the food booth at the Kirkton Garden Party Wednesday night were Joan antis, Phyllis Rodd, Judy Thomson, Christine Eveleigh, Jean Ratcliffe and Renee Francis. T -A photo. SUPER SPECIAL SAVE 88` _.:. , _. . NIAGARA FROZEN PINK OR WHITE LEMONADE 312.5 oz TINS FOR SUPER SPECIA-L 1 SUPER SPECIAL "a penny tor every Ontario ci- ty you have visited." United (Murch At the Lucan-Clandeboye combined service on Sunday Ed Melanson welcomed members and friends and joined his son Allen in the pulpit to lead in worship. Allen opened the service singing "Jesus is Alive and Well" and led all present in several songs as well as sing- ing "He is Jehovah" and "So- meone to Go to". Speaking from 1 Kings 18:17-40, Allen told the con- gregation that Christians are searching for God, not something counterfeit, such as cults or the occult which are just as counterfeit and and bad. Christians, as the "body of Christ" are the Elijahs of to- day and should say as he did "God - let it be known." Jesus said "I am the way" and our life style should be to walk in love with Him. Service next Sunday will be at 10 a.m. in the Clandeboye Church and Rev. Keith Brown will be back from holidays. Plan St. Pat's events St. Patrick's parish welcomed Father Mucha to celebrate his second Sunday with the parishioners. he will also be with us next Sunday as Father Finn is away. London Cor invited all who had made a Cor Weekend to their Corn Roast to be held Sunday August 19 at St. Pat's at 2:00 p.m. • Following Mass there will be games, food and beverages. If anyone is in- terested please call Jim and Joan Zorzi at 471-7691 for tickets.' Retreats for women will be held the weekend of August T 1 SUPER SPECIAL STOKELYS CREAM CORN, HONEY POD PEAS, CUT BEANS. APPLESAUCE, VAN CAMP BEANS 10 oz. TINS FOR 675 g LOAF WESTONS ENRICHED WHITE BREAD_ 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 10-12 at Holy Family Retreat House, Harrow, (near Wind- sor). ind- sor). There will also be a mid- week retreat from Tuesday, August 14 to Thursday August 16. Anyone interested can call 726-6545. The Advisory Board held their first bingo night July 31. Another one is scheduled for August 3 at the Golden Pot, located on the corner of Hamilton and Gore Road. Money raised will go towards our Restoration Fund. Anyone who would like to volunteer their time is asked to call Teresa at 225-2555 or Audrey at 225-2834. SAVE 31 SUPER SPECIAL • Times -Advocate, August 1, 1984 Page 11 LUCAN SWIM STAFF - The staff of the Lucan swimming pool for the summer months is shown above. From the left at the back are Wendy Niven, Rick Gwalchmoi, supervisor Martine Engel, Mike Dillabough and Steve Glenn. In front is Lisa Van Bussel. Missing were Maria Van Sas and Dave Radcliffe. T -A photo ucan and district news. MEALTYME HAMBURG OR WIENER ROLLS sac PKG. OF 8 1 KRAFT PROCESSED CHEESE FOOD SLICES CASE OF 24 - 2$0 , t. TINS ALL VARIETIES TAB. SPRITE OR COCA-COLA I SUPER SPECIAL 1 SAVE 70` FACELLE Royale tldper to$,,oIS essuie toll, REGULAR WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ROYALE TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG. 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 ALL FLAVOURS NEILSONS FRUIT PLUS YOGURT t 31759 CUPS FOR SAVE 40 MEADOWGLEN PIECES t STEMS MUSHROOMS 10 oz. TIN e WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND, FACIAL HOSTESS ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 200 g PKG. ROYALE TISSUES 100 SH. ROYALE WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND BATHROOM TISSUE SCHNEIDERS GOLDEN BASKET CHICKEN 350 g CUTLET, STICKS. BALLS. OR CUTLETS WITH DRESSING 3.49 SEALTEST FINE QUALITY SOUR CREAM 5.0 • 1.59 NEILSONS CALIFORNIA OR REG. ICED TEA 2.99 REG. OR CONDITIONING iso SHAMPOO mL HEAD 8 SHOULDERS 3.59 ALL VARIETIES 750 ml BOTTLES COKE. TAB, SPRITE PLUS 30t DEP 59# POPULAR NABISCO SHREDDIES QUART STORAGE ZIPLOC BAGS ZIPLOC STORAGE GALLON BAGS Special prices in, effect 9 a m Sat Aug 4th 25 UN 20 UN 500 1.59 99° 1.29 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: BOWL 1 kg VANISH 1.39 GLAD "THE STRONG ONES" GARBAGE BAGS 20 UN 3.49 FOR YOUR COOKOUT POPULAR VARIETIES 1.5 L BICKS PICKLES 2.99 2 VARIETIES BICKS DILLS 151 2.49 ASSORTED VARIETIES QUENCH CRYSTALS 240 g 99° ASSORTED VARIETIES CRYSTAL LIGHT NEILSON QUALITY ONION CHIP DIP 21.10 250 g 99° PARKAY SOW STYLE SOFT MARGARINE Ih 1.29 Wed. Aug. 1 to WESTONS RASP$ERRY SWISS ROLLS PACK OF 4 f, f5 HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER 1 ASSORTED VARIETIES 400 9 McCORMICKS COOKIES FRESH SCENT LIQUID 3.6 L JAVEX BLEACH 1.99 FABRIC 3 6 L SOFTENER FLEECY f.79 2.99 HIGHLINER FISH 700 g IN BATTER FRIES OR STICKS 3.29 SCHNEIDERS GOLDEN BASKET CHICKEN BREASTS3.99 FILLET OF 350 g McCAINS CRINKLE CUT OR STRAIGHT CUT 1 5 kg SUPERFRIES 1.99 WISTONS FRESH CINNAMON BUNS 8 PACK 1.49 299 SUPER SPECIAL SAVE 1.30 1 t�1gat Tsr •Colgate - �� •Coliate COLGATE 3 VARIETIES TOOTHPASTE 150 mL CHEF BRAND 12 WIDE FOIL WRAP X 25 FT 99° BRAN, BLUEBERRY. CARROT NUT 300 9 GRANDMA MARTIN MUFFINS f•19 CANADA PACKERS "TENDERFLAKE" 99° 454 g PURE LARD l •goAv did to ou „4,l MONDAY, TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY 9.6 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:304 Susan Cook 2274911 Six area accidents include one fatality Richard Baron of Dor- chester was killed near Whalen Corners Friday night in one of five accidents in- vestigated this week by of- ficers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police. Further information on this accident appears along with another fatality on the front page. Tuesday at 2:35 a.m. a vehi- cle driven by Cindy Taylor, St. Marys went out of control on Middlesex road 23 and flip- ped over in the ditch. Cpn- stable Vance listed damages at $6,100. At 3 p.m., Monday, Con- stable Hassall set damages at $700 when a vehicle driven by William Harvey of London was forced to avoid a vehicle Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge of Holy Communion Service at St. Patrick's Church. Mrs. hazel Davis and Mrs. Rase Cunningham were readers. Mrs. Mary Kooy was pianist. Rev. Derrick read the Gospel. He spoke to tine children on finding a treasure, and being able to choose the true value of living through teacher, parent or minister. For his text he spoke on the eighth chapter of Romans. There will not be a service at St. Patrick's until September 2. Monday, July 23 about 30 mothers and children from St. Patrick's Church and Sunday School gathered at the home of Leslie and Carol Greenlee for a pool party and pot luck lunch. All reported a good time. Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan and Mrs. Mary Davis picked up Mrs. Alexia Atkin- son at ('raigholme and the three ladies were guests for lunch with their cousin Mrs. Alice Dickins, Ailsa ('raig. Plans were made for a poor party at the home of Hazel Davis on Auguste with lunch for the children and mothers at 12:30 p.m. Many from this community attended the delicious beef barbecue at the Granton Park Wednesday .evening spon- sored by the congregation of St. Thomas Anglican ('hurch, Granton. Members of St. Patrick's Church are selling tickets for their chicken barbecue, August 22 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the church. Misses F'eona and Marnie Walker and MaryLou Tindall, Grand Bend spent Thursday night with MaryLou's parent_; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and Courtney and Mrs. Mary Davis were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Sunday. Mrs. Mary Davis was a din- ner guest Tuesday evening with her grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne hove, Varna visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray Saturday evening. failing to stop at the lights on Highway 4 at Elginfield. Thursday at 6:10 p.m. a vehicle driven by Patrick Pennacchietti, London struck several large potholes on Adelaide street, skidded and struck a bridge. Constable Hodge estimated damages at $3,200. A vehicle operated by Thomas Bain, London wars travelling south on Highway 4 at 12:25 a.m. Friday when it left the roadway and collided with a fence. Damages were Revival Sunday morning Doug and Mary Butler sang If I Had To Do It All Over. Rev. Roger Mason ministered from Philippians 4:4, the book of joy and rejoic- ing in the Lord. There are three ways a Christian can re- tain their joy in Christ. The Christian life should not be an endurance test. Cir- cumstances can defeat one's joy, as in Philippians 1:12. where Paul was in prison. Rut Paul never lost his joy. People who depend on cir- cumstances are going to be miserable a lot. A single minded ('hristian devoted to Jesus Christ has a Christian incentive to live in joy as in verse 21. People can bring defeat to a person's joy. Verses 15-18 show people did not like Paul, but he still rejoiced. In Chapter 2: 1-2 Paul encourag- ed people to have unity as Christians. Verses 14-18 tell how Christians should live in peace with each other, putting others before themselves. as verses 3-4. Even Jesus humbl- ed Ilimself to die for us. Things can cause Chris- tians to lose their joy. The world tries to get joy by ac- quiring things In chapter 3:4-6 Paul tells how he was from a special class of Jews possessing all the things a Jew would want. But in verses 7-8 he' states he counted what he had to be rubbish to that he could have Jesus Christ. ('hristians should set their minds on things they will have in Heaven spiritually with Jesus. Rev. Roger Mason spoke from Philippians 4:6-9 Sunday evening. Anxiety and worry will steal our Christian joy_ Verse 6 tells us not to be anx- ious about anything. Chris- tians can overcome worry by specific prayer. Paul tells Christians not to worry about anything when they can pray about it Prayer should be for a specific need earnestly, made known in a specific request. Thanksgiving always should accompany prayer for what God has done. Once we have done this, the peace of God will he the result. This peace of God will guard Christian's hearts and minds. Christians can maintain victory over worry by right thinking, listed in verse 8. Let their minds think on things that are honest, true, just, pure, lovely, of virtue, praise, and of good report, as this good meditation will affect listed at $500 by Constable Hodge. Saturday at 10:40 p.m. Larry Lundy, London was thrown from his motorcycle when it struck a curb at the interesection of Highway 22 and Middlesex road 20. Damages were listed at $800 by Constable Hodge. Included in 43 general oc- currences were one impaired driving charge. one. 12 hour suspension and a charge of motor vehicle theft against two males. Centre one's conduct for good. Righteous living will bring permanent victory over worry. The effect of righteousness is peace with God. Gal will give us the power to live this worry free life. The quintet group Pneuma from Ailsa Craig sang several songs. starting with Buddha. ending with All That I Can Do Is Praise Him to close the service. Upcoming events - Camp Kids ('ampout '84 with theme of Praise and Worship, is to be held August 20 to 21 at David and Judi Ross' home. Contact Judi Ross for details. College and Career monthly fellowship will start this fall. Contact the pastor Rev. Roger Mason at 232-4475 for details. TOPS losers are winners The semi-annual "crown- ing" for Lucan Tops was held at the home of Nancy Stahle on July 10 in the forth of a barbecue and pool party. The "crowning" honors the biggest loser for a six month period and Nancy Bieber won the honor. She was presented with a piece of crystal for her efforts. Terri Finch was runner-up and was also presented with a gift by leader Nancy Stahle. Donna Hodgins won the at- tendance pt'ize and everyone had an enjoyable evening. Special thanks to Mike who did a superb job in barbecu- ing the steaks: In May, West Lorne Tops Club challenged the Lucan Club to a contest in which the winner would be the Club which could lose the greatest combined weight. The Lucan Club won over West Lorne whose members lost 4414 lbs. during the month of June while the I,ucan members lost 51,7 lbs. As a prize the lasing club had to entertain the winners for an evening. so on July lR(h, twelve members of the Lucan Club were royally entertained at a pot luck sup- per. The West Lorne club went all out in an effort which would he hard to top. Many thanks to all who worked so hard. Many new friends were made during the evening. Lucan members have many new ideas coming up, including a hall game and another contest with West Lorne, as theywant a chance to redeem themselves.