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CHIMFEX Chimney Fire Extinguishers ..111-111 Kirkton, 8965Ontario 229 - Timm-AdVa4attai FlokingirY2Q,1989 Loss of goods valued at ..$525 227 471 Program on nutrition for seniors group PARADE TO CHURCH — Members of the Lucan Cubs, Scouts, Venturers, Beavers, Guides and Brownies participated in Sunday's service at the Rivival Centre. Back, left, Donnie Avery, Brian Densmore, John. R. MacDonald and Jennifer Mac- Donald. Front, Trista Wilson, Craig Williamson. and Sean Porter. T-A photo Present talent show ' with a presentation by the ,Medway Stage Band under the direction of Ron Bellows. Old favourites such as "Love Will Keep (.Ts Together, In the Mood, ana Pink Panther" had every toe tapping,One of the 19 band members present was Pat Bates of Lucan, a former Church news U.C.W. members attend Presbyterial The annual meeting of Middlesex. ivpresby,terkal was held at MetropOlitan United ?hurchl. London, Thursday, with Mrs„, Fred Heaman of Parkhill, the president, chairing .the morning and afternoon session. Rev. Maurice Boyd and Rev. Francis Clarke of Metropolitan led in worship and celebrated Holy Com- munion for the nearly 400 members present. Jack Burghardt was the theme speaker in the af- ternoon on "The Power of the Stored-up Word". Those attending from the Lucan 4.C.W. were Shirley Ryan, Jean Brown, Marjorie Park, Verna „Ibbitson and Iva Hodgins. Miss Lillian Brown who was visiting the Manse family also attended, and was recognized by the Chair, along with other missionaries present. worth) of Kanata, Ontario were welcomed at the Sunday morning service. The Attwells were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins. Revival Centre To celebrate the Birthday of Lord Baden Powell, founder of the Scouting Movement, the color parties of the Brownies, Girl Guides, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts led their groups into the sanctuary at the Lucan Revival Centre on Sunday morning. The Venturers were also in attendance. Kim Blain read Psalm 46, and Jennifer Toews sang "Heaven Came D.own." Junior Church members presented a puppet show using a recording. A KINDERGARTEN SLIDE --- Julie Sire makes use of the slide during a recent Co-op nursery school session at the Lucan United Church. 1'-A photo Henry Kaune told about the activities in the Scouting Movement. Some Circle Square members Egbert and Gert did a fishing puppet skit, with Egbert being' so sad with Gert singing and telling of how Jesus made her so happy. Rev. Ray Brewster's ' message was about God's gift' to us. He asked some si3reavers "Who Ithey'"Were special to. Their answers were to Jesus and to God. From John 3:16 Mr. Brewster showed how God loved us so much He gave His Son as a gift to us to die to save us, Mr. Brewster asked Mr. Kaune to say the Scout's promise which has, as their first duty, to serve God. As God's gift to us is Jesus, our gift to God is believing in Him, and serving Him. When we do this we can love and serve others. Rev. Ray Brewster led the worship song service for the evening service. Joan Lockyer played her guitar as she sang "His Eye is on the Sparrow." Rev. Brewster ministered from 1 Timothy 2:1-3 and 2 Chronicles 7:14. When we are told in 1 Tim.to pray for our government it means every day. We need to pray for God's guidance for them ;in leading the country. This does not mean we will have easy times, as the Bible tells there will be hard times. As we trust God, He will meet our needs. Our part is to continue in prayer, and watch for the answer with thanksgiving. When Paul and Silas were beaten and imprisoned they prayed and sang praises. God sent an earthquake and set them free. This is the way to see answers to our prayers. Band music starts school group Biddulph student. The Banner Award for the class with most parents present was a tie between Mrs. Hearn's and Mrs Eaton's classes. Brian O'Neil acted as chairman for students presenting a few numbers from a talent show recently organized by Miss Plum- mer's class, as follows: A tap dance by Joanne Goos; A comical skit "The Price is Wrong," by grade 5 boys; a comic recitation "The Story of Floyd" by Erin Ditty, a vocal duet by Kim Harrison and Jennifer DeGraw with Jennifer accompanying on her guitar, and two songs by a group of grade 6 girls. The three top speakers in Biddulph presented Their excellent speeches Brian O'Neil, Gr, 6, on "Hockey": Margaret McGuffin, Gr. 8, "Blizzard of '71" and Wendy Butler, Gr. 5 "A Visit to the Dentist". A panel discussion on "Projects and Their Guidelines" was presented by Mr. Eaton, Mr. Wilkins and Miss Plummer from the viewpoint of the teachers and Mrs. Hugill and Mrs. Neil presented the concerns of the parents. The panel was capably moderated by Mr. McLay: Other parents presented comments, concerns and questions from the floor. A question-box at the door contained suggestions and questions from concerned parents which will be studied and discussed by the staff. Hopefully some of this feed- back from parents will be incorporated into the project guidelines in the future. Parents were asked to volunteer for helping with hot dog sales at both schools on the first add third Wed- nesdays of each month. Upcoming events include "Family Fun Night" at Biddulph on April 10th and Consumer Education Night at St. Patrick's School on Wednesday April 30th.Tickets for the latter are available at the school for $2 00. This is an event to be shared by this organization and the St. Patrick's P.T.A. At the meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies' on Thursday, Special mention was made of the "Common Sense Nutrition" program tomorrow af- ternoon, Thursday, com- mencing promptly at 1 p.m. in the lower Clubroom, As this is being sponsored by the London-Middlesex Health Unit and the Department of Agriculture and. Food, it is 'hoped that every "older person" in the village and community 'will be present, to make it worthwhile for their representatives to come out to Lupan, The date was set for a "Dessert Euchre" to raise money for the Club, on Thursday, April 17 with neighbouring Clubs to be invited. A card of thanks was read from Earl Atkinson and birthday greetings were extended to 'Liz Conlin, Edna Hodgins and Agnes Northgraves. Euchre winners were Lady's High, Florence Hodgins: Lone Hands, Rose Atkinson; Low Ann Kish; Man's High, Ed. Dowdall; Lone Hands, Mae Bowman, playing a man's card and Low, Ed. Armstrong, Ethel Crouch won the draw prize for the quilters. Lunch was proVided by Earl and Lexie Atkinson and Gladys and Rose Atkinson. WI to hear • about history Members and friends are invited to the Women's InLitLite this; afternoon ,at 2 P.m. in the• Ma'sonic Hall. Ted Hall will be giving his "History of Lucan" which won him third place in the History Contest last year at Biddulph School: Come and give this young lad your support. CWL to help Crossroads Members of the St. Patrick's Catholic Women's League held their February meeting in the Library of the school Wednesday evening. The Business meeting opened with the reading of two Psalms and a letter was read from Anne Jorna of the Parish, who is attending the University -of Guelph. Anne has been accepted by "Crossroads" for a four month position in the West Indies and will report to the group in the Fall. A donation of $250.00 was voted to assist Crosswoods in her behalf. Assistance will also be given in the purchase of First Communion Books for Grade 2 and Penance Books for Grade 4 at St. Patrick's School. The World Day of Prayer will be held at the Pen- tecostal Church on Friday, March 7 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Els Vandenberg as guest speaker. The program was under the convenership of Anita Giesen on "Family Life" and Mrs. Giesen had invited Clarence and Eileen Haskett to. discuss funerals and- funeral arrangements. The prepared questions were answered by Mr. and Mrs. Haskett and the discussion proved to be most interesting and informative. Up-coming in the U.C. Tomorrow morning, Thursday, at 9:45 the Prayer and Share Fellowship will meet in the C.E. wing. This is an interdenominational group and you will receive a warm welcome. James and I John are being studied. Tonight, Wednesday, at 8:30, the Friendship Unit meets and all women of the congregation are welcome. Friday afternoon 2:30 - 4:00 the Evening Unit will entertain the ladies from Meadowcrest Homes at a Valentine Tea at the Manse. Each member please con- tribute a few "goodies" for this occasion. Holy Trinity Anglican Church Holy Communion. was celebrated on the 6th Sunday after Epiphany, at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, by Rev. F. G. Kirby. Speaking from I Corr Mr. Kirby asked the question "What is the simple gospel"? It is a series of historical statements that Christ was born, suffered, died and was buried, He was raised to life and appeared to people. However, it is more than historical facts. It is about a timeless figure who belongs to every period of history. He was not just concerned about life in Palestine at that time but also with life in our country, in our town, right now. Ray 'cowman received thanks for supplying ex- cellent music at the services during the month of February. Reverend and Mrs. E. E. Attwell (nee Margaret Ash- During the week officers of the Lucan detachment of the. Ontario ProvitiOal Police investigated 36 general occurrences. Included were four cases of theft with about $525 worth. of property stolen. The first of four accidents occurred Monday at 3.45 p.m, when a vehicle driven by Ronald Danner, RR 3, Ilderton skidded off Highway 23 and struck a fence, Constable T, Chapman set damages at $1,500. Wednesday at 6.45 p.m. in a similar accidedt a vehicle driven by Paul McKinley, Mexican food for 4-H club The second meeting of the Lucan No. 1 411 Club' was held on Wdnesday evening at the home of Shelley Gillen. President Laurie Burns opened the meeting with the 4H Pledge and during discussion the following subjects were covered: Use of a food processor, the kind of food eaten in Mexico and safety of small appliances bearing the Canadian Standard Association Cer- tification Mark. Laurie, Shelley , Cindy Bakker, Kathy Nicholson , and Vicki Hyde prepared "tacos" for the mem- bers,who found them delicious, but a bit "messy" to eat out of hand! The next meeting will be at the home of leader Mrs. Gary Burns on Wednesday, February 27 skipping tonight, because of Examinations. Lucan wins consolation Lucan scored a 5-1 victory over Zurich Sunday morning to take the consolation championship of the 'D' division of the weekend Lucan atom tournament. Scott Finlayson scored two goals to lead the final win over Zurich. Scoring in single fashion were Jeff Bond, Tim Hayter and Terry Ouimet. The lone Zurich goal came from the stick of David Stevens. In a Saturday 5-4 loss to, Thedford, Jeff Bond fired two successful shots to lead the Lucan scorers. Getting one goal each were Mark Quimet and Mike Annis. In Saturday action in the `B' division Port Stanley defeated Exeter 3-0. Ilderton struck a pole on Concession 7 in London. township. Damages were listed at $500 by Constable D„ Marshall, Vehicles, driven by RM. Monclt, AR 2, Denfield and. Paul Fassbind, Windsor collided at 11,45 .a,ax. Saturday on Highway 7 in Biddulph. township. Con- stable J. Frank estimated damages at $1,000. The same day at 2.30 p.m. a snowmobile operated by Larry Wood, 308 Egerton street, London Struck a parked car owned by Lorne Jewer, 14 Oak street„ Lon- don, The vehicle was parked at the Howe ef Concord RR 3 Ilderton. Constable Frank set damages. at $750. Error in church number All Lucan Bell Telephone subscribers are asked to make a change on the new book cover received recently, if they wish to call the United Church or the Manse. It is not 227-4712 but 227-1143 and has been for nearly three years! DRAW WINNERS Winners have been an- nounced in a recent draw sponsored by the Lucan pee wee hockey club. The prizes were awarded to Diane Rummell, Donna Freeman and Joan Taylor. WI directors at Coldstream Jean Hodgins, Clandeboye W.I. district director and Iva M. Hodgins, Lucan W.I. alternate D.D. attended the board meeting for North Middlesex at Coldstream Community Hall on Monday, February 11. Plans were made for the District Annual to be hosted by the .Lucan Branch in Holy Trinity Anglican Church Tuesday, May 13 commencing at'9:30 Heart Fund realizes $700 Those young people and adults canvassing for the Heart Fund in the village last week would like to thank all who contributed to this mot worthwhile cause. Thanks should be given to those doing the canvassing as well. Just under $700 was collected. NURSERY VALENTINES — A Valentine's party was held Wednesday at the Lucan and District Co-op nursery school. Back, left, Robert Stotesbury-Leeson, David Kendal, Brian Heckman, Julie Sire, Jamie Hoar and Melissa Hardy. Front, Marcie Sire, Tara Forster, Celeste Guthrie, Sarah Goudy, Roshana Barr and Tammy Graham. T-A photo The meeting of the Bid- dulph-Lucan Home,, School, and Community Association got off to a rousing start on the evening of February 14 Lucan United Church The two new Members of Session, Tom Barr and Stewart McLellan, were inducted by Rev. Keith Brown, assisted by the Clerk of Session, Robert Murray at the morning service at Ltican United Church on Sunday. An M, & S. "Minute Talk" was given by Iva Hodgins entitledl 'VA ,:Pittance" "Mr. Brown voiced the ap- preciation of the congregation for the donation of the new pulpit antependium and the Communion Table runner and to Evan Ibbitson for building the new coatracks in the Narthex. Speaking from I Timothy 3:1-13, Mr. Brown pointed out the many responsibilities of the Elders (Members of Session) in the United Church of Canada but said that as God expects much of each elder, so he will provide the strength for each task. The Bible Study Hour was held at the Manse Sunday evening, on the Book of Ephesians. Come next Sunday evening and bring your Bible. fn • Pt 4%;: