Times Advocate, 1984-09-26, Page 21Page 6A September 26,
CWL meets
at St. Patrick's
The first autumn CWL
meeting began with Mass in
St. Patrick's School library.
A Retreat Day has been ar-
ranged for Thursday,
November 15 at Media House
with Father Morrissey of-
ficiating. If sufficient interest
is shown, a second retreat
shall be arranged at a later
date.
A craft day shall be con-
tinued each Wednesday at
Teresa VandenBoomen's
home in order to complete the
beautiful "Rose of Sharen"
quilt. Everyone is asked to
bring their own lunch and
Teresa will provide tea and
coffee.
There are still more than
100 Historic plates left and
may be purchased from Cor-
ina Reymer.
"Families for Children"
dinner will be held Saturday,
October 13 at a cost of $15 per
person which will be in St. An-
drew's Church basement.
Call Bernie VanBussel at
227-4890 if you would like
tickets for this worthwhile
event.
This year our mini -bazaar
shall be held Sunday,
December 9.
The Mission on York Street
in London extends a request
for clothes. Therefore, the
month of October has been set
aside for a clothes drive and
the mini -hall shall be used as
a collection centre. If you
wish to drop off any articles
of clothing there, please call
Helen Toonders at 227-4618 or
Cathy Van Bussel at 227-4526
and they will unlock the door
for you.
If anyone is interested in
purchasing a set of Pope John
Paul's speeches while he was
in Canada call Anita Giesen
at 225-2370. The evening end-
ed with a discussion on the
Pope's visit to Toronto' and
Midland.
A Parish Advisory Board
meeting will be held on Sun-
day, September 30 at 1:30
p.m. in St. Patrick', Church
and then later moving back to
the school to complete the
meeting.
You don't have to know how
to sing: it's feeling as though
you want to that makes the
day successful.
ATOM GIRLS WIN — The Lucan atom girls won their soccer league championship.
Sack, left, with coach Dave Cain ore Rosemary Damen, Daphne Damen, Trina
Scheiring, Sarah Gaudio, Melissa Smoill, Meadow Smaill, Amy Sullivan and
Francis Mawdsley. Front, Lindsay Dick, Lisa Hietalahti, Olivia Cain, Julie Sire,
Murcia Sire, Julie Jomec, Tammy Graham and Shonna Maslen. T -A photo
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and district ne
,aM
Susan Cook
227-4911
Seniors play euchre
Harry Noels welcomed all
present and the meeting open-
ed with singing 0' Canada
with Mary Kooy at the piano.
Laura and Percy Williams
were celebrating their 45th
wedding anniversary. Happy
anniversary was sung, they
were also celebrating bir-
thdays along with Charlotte
Barker, Marjory Steeper and
Evon Ibbitson.
Mildred Hirtzel as lunch
convener suggested we have
three on the committee each
meeting. This was moved by
Margaret Carter and Verna
Dowdall.
Elsie Gibson - announced
there are four seats available
for the trip and asked if
anyone wishing to go would
get in touch with her.
Mildred Hirtzel, Mary Kooy
and Verna Dowdall were ap-
pointed to convene the craft
and bake sale on Saturday,
October 27 at 10 a.m.
A thankyou card was read
from Maurice MacDonald.
The Seniors in Granton
have invited all members to
attend their meeting
September 26 at 1:30 p.m.
Singers from St. Marys will
entertain.
The Seniors meeting Oc-
tober 4. will be cancelled as
LEPRECHAUNS WIN — The Lucon Leprechauns were champions in their mosquito
girls soccer Ieaque.Back left, with coach Don Hugill ore Shannon Nevin, Carrie Lane,
Audrey Annis, Jennifer Gee, Rachel Doner, Marcia Heckman and Tanya Reymer.
Front, Bobby Joe Quinlan, Heather Hugill, Peggy Malone, Shona Craig, Jennifer
Heckmon, Angie Sire and Katie Malone.
ATTENTION
EX -SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
AND DEPENDENTS
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
Mr. Harvey S. Percy
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Suite 219
650 Ouellette Avenue
Windsor, Ontario
N9A 1C1
Will be visiting Branch No. 540 Lucan
on October 4, 1984 at 12 noon to
12:30 p.m.
Anyone wishing information, ad-
vice or assistance, regarding:
(a) War Disability Pensions;
(b) Treatment for entitled veterans;
(c) Benevolent Funds;
(d) War Veterans Allowances,
including Widows, or appeals
against adverse W.V.A. decisions;
is requested to contact the Branch
Service Officer or Secretary of the
local Branch, whose name appears
below, to arrange an interview.
Sid Daley,
Secretary
Box 331, Lucan,
Ontario NOM 2J0
Branch Tele: 227-4751 Home: 227-4216
4-H clubs
September 17. Lucan no. 2
held their first 4-11 meeting al
the home of Sue Barr There
were eleven members
present
The meeting opened with
the 4-11 pledge which was
followed by the elect ing of of-
ficers and they are: presi-
dent, ,lube O'Shea. vice-
president (lolly Darling.
secretary 'Tabatha F'roats,
press reporter Theresa Form)
and treasurer will be Ann
Toohey
During the meeting. discus-
sion was based on what this
club would consist of. All
members then took their hand
at making cornbread and
sausages
Lucan no. 1 1-11 club
Members of I Arran no 4 4-11
club met for their first
meeting on Tuesday. Sept-
ember 18 al Heather Gillan's
This club will focus on
"Fitness Fair.'
The meeting began by han-
ding out all the workbooks
and pamphlets required for
the duration of this club Roll
call was followed by everyone
taking their pulse Discussion
began with the home activity
of making one type of health
food. A "Breakfast Bingo"
game was played then the
girls cooked up cornbread
and sausages
Newly elected members for
club no 4 are as follows
president Kristine Finlayson.
vice president Sharon
Richardson. secretary
('harlene Barnes. press
reporter Shelley Johnson and
Cover designers are Darcey
Reid and Wendy Butler
many members will be away
on the bus trip.
Mary Kooy had a reading
entitled "Birthdays" and
Marjorie Steeper read "My
Children". Meeting adjourn-
ed. Craft members continued
their glass sagging and
ceramics. Craft prize winner
was Beth Neil.
Euchre was played
with prizes going to ladies
high Marion Noels, ladies lone
Mary Scott, ladies low Wilhel-
mein Heesels, gents high
Helen MacDonald playing a
man's card, gents lone Ed
gowdall,.gents low Lawrence
Hirtzel.
Bowling
Inter -town: ladies, Lucan
17 St. Marys 13 Audrey Watt
248-674, Jan Capitano 261-671;
men, Lucan 34 Zurich 14 Don
Watt 275-1217, Kim Giles
281-1156.
Monday ladies: Sharon
Redick 261-664, Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 226-641, Audrey
Watt 212-610, Mary Jefferies
213-606, Diane Williams 237,
Shirley Noyes 234, Helen Har-
dy 233, Pam Smith 229, Janice
Vanderploeg 215. Louise
Sutherland 214, Joan Fink-
beiner 212, Marg Greenlee
211.
Tuesday Juniors: Jay
Deeks 218, Terry Evans 217,
Jeff Bone 184, Sandy Hyde
184. Shaun Kraft 157, Shaun
Williamson 155, Shelly
DeCaluwe 153, Jennifer
Glendenning 149.
Colleen's: Nadine Hickson
292-700, Lori Quinn 265-628,
Betty Murphy 261, Desta
Rock 222, Liz Cannom 217,
Debbie Wonnacott 217, Judy
Jacques 217, Kay Appleby
216, Sheila Hodgins 215.
Medway: Elaine Mair
254, Tom Barr 209, Bob Jef-
frey 206, Peter Den Otter 203.
Senior citizens: Marian
Noels 289-617, Jean Miller
244-607, Verna Dowdall 203.
Gord Higgs 200, Harry Noels
195, llenry Den Otter 188,
Wilhelmina Den Otter 178,
Frank DeBlock 177.
Wednesday Bantams: Ken
Cowie 192, David Wilcox 142,
Frances Mawdsley 137. Peter
Gibson 136, Tammy Graham
122, Tina Gibson 118, David
[)amen 107.
Wednesday mixed: Rose
Maxwell 256-656, Bill Cor
nelissen 237. Dennis Gingell
213, Donna Evans 206. Bill
Dixon 201, Janice Dobinson
201
Friday mixed: heather
Smith 340-735, David Smith
267-667. Wayne Smith 245-642.
Bob Smith 264-639. Ray
Carter 225-611. Don Wallis
228-605, Paul Smith 276. Len
Anderson 240, Pat Holland
222, Marianne Noyes 214.
Clandeboye
Harold Hardy is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital where
he has been undergoing treat-
ment for lockjaw. He is mak-
ing a remarkable recovery,
despite the seriousness of his
illness Ile has been moved
from intensive care to a room
on fifth floor and is allowed
visitors
Lewis and Elnora Raycraft
had a successful auction sale
nn Saturday of their home.
north of Clandeboye. The pro-
perty was purchased by a
close neighbour. The
Raycrafts have been living in
an apartment on Water St.,
Lucan. since last December
Brewster fanilly
returning on furl.ugl.
God, by His grace. God wants be viewed as I! marriage
to have vctory over sin. ceremony. As two are joined
Tushe temptations do not go in a covenant in marriage, so
away, but with a commit- baptism symbolizes the
ment to serve the Lord, one believer's covenant with
keeps on going on being a Jesus as his Saviour, as in
Christian. Galations 3:27-28.
Again Doug Butler led the Third the believer's bap -
singing for the evening ser- tism should be siewed as a
vice. Rev. Roger Mason talk- burial service. It is symbol of
ed about the six symbols of death to self, to sin, and his
water baptism. How should old way of worldly life, as in
we look at water baptism? As Romans 6:2-10. Then it should
a church rite? Or, as a be viewed as an Easter ser -
mystical ordinance that vice. In water baptism we
brings regeneration? proclaim not only death to sin,
First, the believer's water but resurrection to life as in
baptism should be viewed as
a gospel service, because they f-►
are publically proclaiming
they know Jesus as their per-
sonal Saviour Next it should
ACCIDENTS
Officers of the Lucan
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police in-
vestigated four accidents this
week with damages totalling
$24,750.
Wednesday at 11:13 a.m.
vehicles driven by Susan Hef-
fernan, Lucan and Aleda
McComb, RR 3, Lucan were
struck by a vehicle driven by
David Hodgins, RR 8.
Parkhill when the brakes fail-
ed. The mishap occurred ori
Main street in Lucan. Con-
stable Hodge listed damages
at $3,650.
Constable Chapman listed
damages at $6,500 when
vehicles driven by Edward
Hodgins, RR 1, Lucan and
Dianne Kelly, RR 3, Granton
collided on Highway 7 at 4:55
p.m., Wednesday.
Doug Butler led the singing
Sunday morning. Christian -
view Bible College student
Miss Val Skillings accom-
panied herself playing her
guitar as she sang Hallelujah
God, and Jesus My Lord. Rev.
Roger Mason spoke from
Romans 6:12-19 on the
yielding to God to serve Him
the rest of our lives. The
degree of victory a Christian
has is related to his.
yieldedness tow God. The
claims of faith in the Bible
will not work unless one is
yielded to the Lord.
First as in verses 12 and 13
a Christian stops yielding to
sin. God looks at man as
something precious to be
redeemed from sin through
His Son Jesus Christ. By
yielding and submitting to
God, Christians can have the
ability in Christ to live above
sin. When a Christian fails, he
knows he has an advocate
with the Father, Jesus, who
can bring forgiveness.
Apart from the grace of
God, a Christian cannot serve
the Lord. A Christian life is
made up of moment by mo-
ment dependence on Jesus. If
one surrenders to sin as
master, the result is death. If
to a life of righteousness,
one's master is Jesus, and
eternal life. The Christian life
will not work without aban-
doning sin, and serving the
Lord.
When one sins, it creates a
pattern for sin. When one says
no to sin, and yields to God. it
is easier to say no. Then one
starts a pattern of yielding to
Romans 6:4-5 and 11.
Fifth water baptism is like
a birthday celebration,
celebrating the believer's new
birth in Christ, Acts 2:41 .
Last, the believer's baptism
should be viewed as an admis-
sion ceremony. Just as
believers are received into
the church, in water baptism
it is a memorial of identifying
with the universal church of
the Lord Jesus Christ.
Baptism candidates Kim
and Gwen Bedford, and Miss
Jane Grider came forward
while Rev. Mason asked them
to answer questions on deci-
sions to following God. Upon
replying "yes" they were
judged fit . to be baptized in
water. They then went to
change into baptismal gowns.
When ready, they one by one,
starting with Jane Grider,
were baptized by immersion
by Rev. Mason.
Upcoming events: Sunday,
September 30, missionaries
Rev. and Becky Brewster, on
furlough from Haiti, will be
ministering in both services.
They are former pastors to
Lucan Revival Centre.
rr.
LUCAN SQUIRTS WIN - The Lucan squirts were area soccer league champions.
Back, left, with coach Poul O'Reilly are Jamie Lightfoot, Randy Reymer,Greg Lang_
endyk, Tracy Mitchell, Sean O'Reilly, Chris Haskett, Ben Harlton and Steve Dame.
Front, Marty Mitchell Tim O'Reilly, Denton Hackney, Jesse Waters, Robbie Waters,
Chris Hietalahti, Jeremy Brown and Jamie Fronts. T -A photo
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