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Times-Advocate, 1980-02-13, Page 19PRODUCERS Get a tighter rein on fuel prices. To oppose the 18c per gallon excise tax and put more money into altei•native energy, vote Ralph Ferguson, Liberal, Feb. 18, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. For a ride to the polls and baby sitter Telephone: Thedford Parkhill Grand Bend 296-4689 294-0083 238-2901 Sponsored by the Lambton.Middlesez Liberal Association I Men's & Women's Hair Styling By CARY O'SHEA 194 Main St,, Lucan For Appointment Call 227-1717 free calendar mug for the first 30 customers Revival Centre Sunday morning Bruce Thomson, playing his guitar, with Ken Allen on his violin, accompanied Mrs. Lorraine Armitage on piano for the song service. Bruce Thomson led the Children's Church children in learning a chorus "Jesus is Neat," Rev. Ray Brewster spoke from Ecclesiastes 12: 13-14. Solomon had everything he could get in his life, but to him it was empty. As sin will separate us from God, we need to keep a reverent relationship with God. Solomon came to the con- clusion that our duty is to fear God and keep His commandments. While Bruce Thomson and Ken Allen played their in- struments Rick Thornton led the singing for the evening service. Ken Allen played his violin, and Harold Fletcher played his guitar while he sang "You're My Miracle," with Larry McGill on piano, Julie McGill sang "Don't Want to Fall Away From You." Then Doug Butler joined them to sing "We Love Him More and More." Rev. Ray Brewster Ministered from 1 Timothy 2: 1-2. Paul wrote that we should pray for our govern- ment and for all in authority. Any plan of God comes about when the church prays. We need to pray for God's plan and authority to come into existence in the coming election. Christians need to pray for our leaders to have wisdom to govern our country. Our praying needs to be in harmony for God's will to be done even if the answer is different than we think it will be. Frankly, We Need FRANK or LONDON MIDDLESEX Bill FRANK - Knows the Area Lifetime Resident • Knows the Ottawa Scene Experience as a Member of Parliament • Knows how to Get Things Done Started and Developed A Successful Business It's Just Common Sense' to Go With Knowledge, Experience, Drive loP I VOTE BILL FRANK FEBRUARY 18 Published by official agent for Bill Prank Tintes::Ativ‘catat February 13, 1980 Mayo 3A uc h group successful rifled a shot over Carter's shoulder for the insurance goal before Taylor finished the scoring as he completed a three way passing play by deking Carter. Organizing Lent event The "Learning for Lent" committee has met several times during the past weeks, endeavouring to set up an interesting program for five Wednesday morning's commencing March 5, 12, skipping the March "Break" and continuing on the 26, April 2 and 9. Subjects 'to be covered include Small Quilted Crafts, Needlepoint, 6 different stitches, Fitness program, Fancy Sandwiches, Interior Design, Facts on Nutrition, First Aid Techniques, Money Management for Women and "Family for Children". The Study Theme "Day by Day with Christ" will be taken by Ann Elliott, who was the theme leader in 1979. There will be child care provided and registration forms are available in the churches and many stores. Preregistration is necessary in some cases and you are asked to check the forms carefully for this very im- portant fact. All "Learning for Lent" meetings will be held in the C.E. Wing of the Lucan United Church. For further information call 227 -4841, 226-1143, or 227-4421. Youth blitz for Heart Fund The Lucan Youth Group "Blitzed" the village on Sunday evening in a Heart Fund Canvass. If you were missed please send or take your cheque to Bryan Smith, 289 Beech Street. The Youth Group will see a film from Bell Telephone of Canada on Tel-a- Communication at their meeting on Sunday evening at 7:30 in the C.E. Wing of the United Church. All young people of high school age are • invited. , Iva 2i74714 For 1981 taxes According to a recent council Thursday afternoon survey 102 of the 467 residential properties in the finalized. Evan Ibottseri was two new appointments were village of Lucan are named chief building official overassessed, 170 under and building inspector and assessed and 195 at about the Frank Goring was appointed right figure. to the committee of ad- There are 47 commercial justment to replace Harold properties and 93 parcels Qf Corbett who was forced to vacant land. resign because of illness. It is expected vacant lots In the past the building will be hit the hardest in the inspector's position has been handled by the works re-assessment program. superintendent At a special meeting of Local girl on Bahamas cruise opportunity arose early in St, Lawrence and the A very interesting job P.E.I.and the Gaspe up the January for Anne Revington, Saguenay to Quebec City and daughter of Dorothy and on to Montreal. Leroy Revington, who has What an exciting and in- been the assistant Program teresting job. We are sure all Director at the Medicine Hat of Anne's many friends wish Y.M. -Y.W.C.A, Anne flew to her well and sigh with envy! the Barbados on January 18th to join Strand Cruises on the "Vera Cruiz I" as New 4-H assistant to the Program Director, but as she, the Prograin Director, was ill, club elects Anne took over her duties The first meeting of the without blinking an eye! new 4H club for Lucan 1, was Her mother has been held on Wednesday evening advised that Anne has many at the home of one of the and interesting duties, leaders, Mrs. Russell helping to book a shore tours, • Thompson with Mrs. Gary giving information about and Burns assisting. planning activites to en- The election of officers tertain those on board resulted as follows handling complaints, lost President Laurie Burns and found, etc. and etc. Vice-Pres. Cindy Baker; The "Vera Cruiz I" tours Rotating Secretary with to many ports on many Debbie Manders taking the islands beginning and ending minutes at the opening with Montigo Bay, Jamaica. meeting. Press Reporter during the winter runs. The Darlene Paton; Cover summer run will be from St. designers Cathy Nicholson Croix up through the and Shelley Gillan. Bahamas to Nassau and Achievement Day was Freeport, to Savannah, announced for May 10 at Ga.and New York, around Medway High School. Utensils used in Chinese Thieves get cooking, the wok with stir- over $4 500 Try method was the discussion topic and Donna McFalls, Kim Blay and During the week officers of Darlene Paton prepared the Ontario Provincial Chinese style pork which Police detachment at Lucan most of the members found investigated tour break and to be delicious. enters and one theft with Various types of cooking property stolen valued at appliances in the home were $4,500 and one person faces discussed and the girls charges. advised of how best to figure Both accidents in- their wattage. The next vestigated this week in- meeting will be at the home volved , only one vehicle. of Shelley Gillan, tonight, Sunday at 6.15 p.m. a vehicle Wednesday at 7 p.m. The driven by Ola MacKenzie, membership of 12 is Exeter left Highway 4 in overregistered by 3 girls, but Biddulph township. The the leaders will do their best driver and a passenger to help all 15 complete this Marjorie Oke, also of Exeter Club "Cooking for Friends". suffered minor injuries. Constable J. Frank set damages at $750. In a similar mishap on Concession 7 in London township at 2.20 p.m. Wednesday, a vehicle driven by Angela Korevaar, RR 1, Lucan was damaged to the extent of $800. The driver and passengers June Sceli, RR 2, Denfield and Tracy Quinton, RR 1, Lucan were treated for minor injuries. Constable D. Marshall investigated. By PAUL WRAITH Salon 174's 11 game un defeated streak finally came to an end this weekend as the Greens defeated them 4-2. Hagen Hackers remained two points behind the Greens with a 5-2 victory over the Two goals from both Rick Gwalchmai and Jim Hodgins paced the Greens to the win. Hodgins opened the scoring as he took a pass from the corner and slid the puck under Keith Ewer. Gwalch- mai gave 'the Greens a 2-0 lead as he moved in alone on Ewer and beat him with a deke. Don Murray got one goal back for Salon 174 as he took a pass off the boards and behind the Green's defence and scored on a breakaway. Hodgins scored the winner in the second period as he took a pass deep in the the slot and scored on a hard wrist shot. Don Coughlin brought Salon back within one as he beat John Garrison on a low shot from inside the blue line. Gwalchmai scored an insurance goal late in the game after taking a pass in front of Ewer, faked a deke drawing Ewer down and then driving it high into the net. Gary Revington and Brad Taylor each scored two goals as the Hackers defeated the Blues 5-2. Revington, who had four points on'the day, opened the scoring on a low wrist shot to the stick side of the Blues newest goalie, Steve Carter. Brett Fairweather gave ACW MEETS The February meeting of the Anglican Church Women of Holy Trinity Church was held at the home of Mrs. Clarence Haskett on Wed- nesday afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins, the President presiding. Prayers were offered for absent members, fox a new rector, a new government, comfort for the sick and bereaved, and the members prayer and the Lord's prayer were repeated in unison. The scripture was read by Mrs. Edythe Murdy . The annual conference for A.C.W. of Huron Diocese will be held May 8 in London and the World Day of Prayer at the Revival Centre Lucan, March 7 to which all women of the community are in- vited. Mrs. Murdy also gave a reading on "A Man Named Valentine" and one from "The Living Message" "The Valentine Story" The meeting closed with prayer and a time of fun was enjoyed as members tried to guess the identity of each other from childhood pic- tures. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Kae Egan, including sur- prise birthday cakes for Mrs. Murdy and secretary Mrs. Peter Soveriegn. the Hackers a 2-0 lead before the end of the first period as he took a pass in the slot and slid it under Carter. Taylor scored the only goal in the second as he broke in alone down the boards on Carter and shot high over him. The Blues narrowed the Hacker's lead to 3-2 as Greg Revington's shot bounced off Hacker's defender, Bill Boshart, and Mike Wraith beat Chuck Fredin on a breakaw ay. Revington used' a teammate as a decoy then Youth group at church The Lucan Youth Group, members of the United hurch, Holy Trinity Anglican and others, at- tended at the latter Church Sunday morning as a group, when Tami McRoberts gave an interesting resume of the weekend retreat held recently at Five Oaks Christian Workers Training Centre, near Paris. Rev. F.G. Kirby, retired, of London is the interim rector until a new Rector is appointed. Mr. Kirby speaking from I Kings 19, vs. 18, said that as God spoke to Elijah to go, return and get the job done, casting care aside so must we listen to what God says to us and keep on praying, worshipping, and witnessing. Above all we must give up dispair and keep on hoping. Infant Baptism was celebrated when Jennifer Nancy, daughter of Sue and Bill Haskett was baptized. Godparents were Emerson and Nancy Gill of Grand Bend, an aunt and uncle of Jennifer. Sue and Bill en- tertained the family following the service. Church annual At a recent Vestry meeting at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, the following were appointed to the Board: Rector's Wardon, Rus Radcliffe; Deputy, Jim Shipley; People's Warden, Ken Moor; Deputy, Frank Hardy; Treasurer, Larry Hotson; Envelope Secretary, Kay Egan; Lay Delegates, Marion Hodgins, Sheila Hodgins, Wilson Hodgins; Sub delegates, Roy Ellis, Eileen Haskett, Joyce Sovereign; S.S. Supt. Also on the Board, Muriel Culbert, Bryan Smith 'and Allan Scott; Vestry Clerk, Teresa Block. At this meeting it was decided to publish a Church Bulletin in order to keep the people of the Church better informed of all activities. Topics could include Anniversaries, Births, Birth- days, Meetings, Call for Help, In sympathy, etc. A lovely cover for the Bulletin was designed by Ferlin Sovereign and special thanks to him for his work. All departments of the Lucan United Church reported a most satisfactery year, at the recent annual meeting. Of particular note was the very interesting and sucessful Logan Youth- Group formed during the year with ,Anglican. and young people, plus others, participating under the leadership of Barb Ban, • nerman and Bryan and Beth Smith. John Park received warm thanks for the new choir chairs and he and his brother Stewart also received a sincere thank you for having installed the upholstered seats on the pews. The lovely , new church carpeting was mentioned as having been a bequest from a valued and greatly missed member, with a small assist from the Members of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups met Thursday afternoon in their Clubrooms in the Masonic Hall. The President, Mildred Hirt- zel welcomed members and Marjorie Steeper the assistant secretary, read the minutes and took notes of the meeting. The treasurer's report was ..presented by the president and the program "Common Sense Nutrition" for the older person, in two weeks on February 21 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. in the lower clubroom was announced. All seniors of near seniors are urged to participate. The topics to be covered are "Sensible Eating and Weight Control, Cooking for 1 or 2 and Meal Planning, and Food Additives and Con- venience Foods" A few minutes of silence paid tribute to a long time member, Olga Bond, who U.C.W. and quilters. Two pew elders were elected, namely Tom Barr and. Stewart McLellan, and a new member of the Com- mittee of Stewards, David. Latta. Committees remained the same with the exception of the M. & S. where Mrs. Evan Ibbitson and Alden Walker were added to this Committee, A sincere vote of thanks was given to the. Manse family, the Church Treasurer, the Church Secretary, and. to Ed. Melanson, Sunday School Supt. for many years, who retired last June. A congregational picnic will be held in June to which all families are invited, watch for ,the date. Lucan United Church The third and last of the was buried last week. Birthday greetings were extended to Earl Lewis and Mildred Hirtzel. Prize winners in the 10 'games of euchre, directed by the February Social Con- vener, Jean Miller, were Lady's High Mary Koopy, Lone Hands Rheola Hotson, Low Score Harriet Holmes: Man's High Ed. Armstrong, Lone Hands Irene Egan, playing a man's card and Low - Percy Williams. A brief meeting of all those interested in Crafts resulted in the decision to do Macrame as soon as the quilt is out. Work was continued on the quilt and those quilters who were playing cards were invited to come during this week to help get it finished. Lunch was provided by Kae and Ed. Armstrong and Zelma and Albert Arm- strong. series "God Has Spoken" was given by Rev. ICeitb Brown on Sunday in the United Church, under the topic `Me Written Word", "All scripture is, freely given by God to all who will receive it", said Mr. Brown, and is given by inspiration of, God. What He willed to be there is there and the Scriptures contain the only infallible rules for faith and life. The Gospels are the sure witness of Christ, a true and faithful account of our Lord's. ministry. Let us be diligent in the study of the word of God and make it rule our lives. The lovely Gospel Hymn "Fill My Cup, Lord" was sung by Henry Kaune, The flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of the late Mark deBoer and the prayers of the congregation are with the family. The United Church Renewal Fellowship met in the C.E. Wing Sunday evening, using as program a tape recorded by Father Robert de Grandis on inner healing, of memories in particular. Discussion and prayer time followed. • A SKATING FAMILY — Blair, Bernice and Cheryl Fraser enjoy skating during moms and tots session at the Lucan, arena, Tuesday. Greeni in second Unbeaten streak ends ti 31; Plan assessment project Lucan council has requested the Ontario Ministry of Revenue to ;proceed with an assessment equalization program under provisions of the Section 86 Of the Assessment Act, ,-. The program to be based on 1978 market values will - be undertaken in 1980 for use for the 1981 taxation year rand will be subject to an impact study on taxation being presented prior to implementation. Regional assessment commissioner C.E. Winter and Jim Noon attended the Tuesday meeting of council to outline, the program, Clerk Ed Meranson told the T-A that the upcoming revision of assessments will mean an increase for some, a decrease for others and for some no change: Nutrition program set for seniors '41 ATTENTION Ladies Softball Any girl interested in play- ing Intermediate Girls Softball for Edgewood Penguins please call CARL NICKLES at 225-2648 after 3:30 p.m. 4