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Times-Advocate, 1978-11-23, Page 13YOUNG LADIES HELP — > Church were Sharon Baine, Diane Young and Loyes Melanson. Assisting with Saturday's Snowflake Bazaar at the Lucan United T-A photo Hear about Korea c Successful supper for Anglican ladies Members of the Lucan Women’s Institute held their Remembrance Day November meeting Wednes­ day evening, in the Masonic Hall with Capt. Roy Ellis, as guest speaker. He gave a very interesting talk on his thoughts on Remembrance Day which was followed by a question and answer period in connection with his ser­ vice in Korea in the Com­ monwealth Brigade. The meeting was opened with the members repeating “In Flanders Fields’’ in un­ ison, led by the president Mrs. Tom Emery, Sr. The roll call was answered by 16 members with “What Times-Advocqte, November 23, 1978 C? Page 13 Opening Soon at 365 William St. Wl observe day of Remembrance JOANNE'S HOUSE fifeof Hairstyling i- " Operated by Joanne Luxton Opening date in next week's T-A Thanking all those who supported me on November 13th at the polls. Norm Steeper To the electors of the twp. of Hay, I would like to thank all those who supported me at the poll Monday, November 13. I will continue to work for the twp. to the best of my ability. Sincerely Lionel Wilder HARVEST SPECIAL High Quality Macintosh *6.95 bu. Other varieties dvailable (at competitive prices) Ida Red, Spy, Delicious Bring your own containers CRUNICAN BROS. 1 miles south of Elginfield GRAND BEND CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS GRAND BEND 238-8481 EXETER 235-0360 MITCHELL 348-9422 I The Ladies’ Guild of Holy Trinity Anglican Church (Lucan) met Tuesday even­ ing. The president, Mrs. Nor­ man Hardy, opened the meeting with prayer, follow­ ed by scripture reading by Mrs. James Barker. The treasurer, Mrs. Kay Egan, reported that once again the recent annual turkey supper was a success with 635 peo­ ple attending, After further business was discussed the president clos­ ed the meeting with the benediction and a light lunch was served. UC news Continuing the series “These Met the Master...” Rev. Keith Brown spoke on “A Blind Man Meets the Master,’.’ at morning service in Lucan U.C. Few who were helped by Jesus were called by name, but the blind man sitting by the road out of Jericho, was mentioned as being oBartimaeus, so he must have been important, either before or after his healing. He knew of the healings of Jesus so when he heard the crowd coming and heard them say Jesus was there he called and kept on calling in spite of the crowd telling him to be silent. His per­ sistence paid off and Jesus did hear him and asked that he be brought to Him. He asked the question “What do you want from Me?” Because of his faith he was made to see and he began to follow Jesus. Mr. Brown said, Jesus .comes to us today as he did to the blind man, asking the same question. Ready, will­ ing and eager to help, Christ comes to us today. If we need healing or comfort in any way we need, just ask for it, with faith. The junior choir under the direction of Helen Brown and Mrs. Dale Froats sang two lovely numbers “You Light Up My Life” and “Creature Praise.” Sunday evening the Lon­ don Chapter of the United Church Renewal Fellowship met in the Lucan U.C. with Rev. Bert Carr leading in Bible Study. This morning, Thursday, the Prayer and Share Fellowship meets at 9:45 in the C.E. wing. All women of the community will receive a warm welcome. Next Tuesday evening, November 28 at 8 p.m. the Evening Unit meets when Linda Froats .and Jane Forster will tell of their ex­ periences at the “School for Leaders.” All women are in­ vited to come and hear these enthusiastic young women. Sunday, December 3 will be White Gift Sunday, when the Church School will con­ duct the service, the junior choir will sing and we are in­ vited to share by bringing a white gift marked with the age and sex of the child. Meeting for Creepers 4-H Club Meetings 5 and 6 of the Canvas Creepers were com­ bined and were held at the home of Christine Geersten on Wednesday, November 15th. The group discussed ideas for Achievement Day and were assigned parts in the skit. Each member was given graph paper on which they did their design for their cover. The leaders demonstrated how to straighten canvas and how to finish the edges into coasters which the juniors will complete, while the seniors will finish their pieces into wall hangings or cushions. The Guild meetings are held the second Tuesday evening of each month at 8; 15 with the next one being December 12. All ladies of the Church are members of the Guild and are urged to attend these meetings and learn of the important work being done by the Guild. A community family euchre night is being plann­ ed for December 2 at 8 p.m. in the lower church hall. There is no charge for the evening, but those families attending are asked to bring sandwiches, cookies etc., for the lunch afterward. Everyone is welcome, so let’s support this fellowship event. Remembrance Day means tome”. A letter of thanks was read from the Cnd. Red Cross, Blood Donors’ Branch, London, in ap­ preciation of the clinic held here recently and verbal thanks were received from Mrs. T.A. Hodgins and Mrs. Harry Bond Sr. for remem­ brance from the Institute. The president thanked all who had helped with the rummage sale and a vote of thanks was tendered to Mrs. Emery for her work as con­ vener and to Frank Goring for taking the articles left to Goodwill Industries, Lon­ don. Congratulations were also given to Mr. and Mrs. Emery upon the celebration of their 42nd anniversary. Following lunch Mrs. James Lockyer, delegate to the area convention gave a most interesting report of the two days when the theme was “The Family in Our Chang­ ing Society.” She said the speakers were all excellent giving much helpful information which she passed on to the members. Members brought gifts to this meeting for the Gift Cupboard at Thameswood Lodge, London, and these were taken in by one of the Service to Patients com­ mittee members, Mrs. Adrien DeBrouwer., A special thank you to Mrs. Ivy Little and her daughter, for their very generous con­ tributions to the Gift Cup­ board. The draw "was made for the pot hanger and the win­ ning ticket was No. 461061. The holder of this ticket is asked to telephone 227-4947 at once, to arrange for delivery of the hanger upon producing the other half of the ticket. The next meeting will be the Christmas Pot Luck Luncheon, one week early, Wednesday, December 13, when we bring a “White Gift” for the War Memorial Children’s Hsopital as well as an “exchange” gift worth $2.00. Each member is ask­ ed to contribute a short item for the program. THANKS TO ALL ' The general convener for the annual “Snowflake” bazaar, Mrs. Emerson Stanley, would like to thank all who assisted in any way in making the 1978 bazaar such a success. All booths reported fine sales and it is hoped that the many customers found everything for which they were looking. Articles remaining will be on display at the Unit meeting on November. 28 and at the general meeting Tuesday, December 12. Baptise at Holy Trinity The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated in Holy Trinity Anglican Church Sunday, by the Rev. John Hofland when Amy Elizabeth, infant daughter of Andy and Anne Hardy was baptised. 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