Times-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 28ADMIRING AN AFGHAN — Dorothy Murray and Lily Young admire a child's afghan at
the, Lucan UCW Snowflake bazaar, Friday. T-A photo
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1980.
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WHETHER YOU DRIVE IMPAIRED,
FAIL THE BREATHALIZER, OR REFUSE IT,
YOU FACE A CRIMINAL CHARGE.
IF CONVICTED, YOUR LICENCE WILL BE SUSPENDED
FOR AT LEAST THREE MONTHS,
AND YOU WILL BE FINED UP TO $2,000.
YOU WILL HAVE A CRIMINAL RECORD.
YOU COULD GO TO JAIL.
YOU FACE INCREASED AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE RATES
FOLLOWING A CONVICTION. AND IF YOU CAUSED
AN ACCIDENT, YOUR INSURANCE DOES NOT COVER
YOUR PERSONAL INJURIES, DAMAGE TO YOUR PROPERTY,
OR YOUR LOSS OF EARNINGS.
IF CONVICTED OF A SECOND DRINKING-DRIVING OFFENCE,
YOU WILL GO TO JAIL FOR UP TO ONE YEAR.
YOU COULD KILL SOMEONE—FAMILY, FRIENDS,
INNOCENT BY-STANDERS, YOURSELF.
IN 1979 MORE THAN HALF OF THE DRIVERS KILLED
IN ONTARIO HAD BEEN DRINKING.
Revival Centre
Sunday morning Allen
Melanson led . the song
service. Rev. Ray Brewster
ministered from John 14: 15-
26 and Acts 2: 1-4, explaining
the names of the Holy Spirit.
Because the Spirit of God is
holy He is .called the Holy
Spirit. He helps bring us into
a relationship with God so we
can live holy lives.
The Holy Spirit gives us
power to live this holy life.
He is called the Holy Spirit of
promise. There is no ex-
ception to whom the Holy
Spirit will be given to, when
that person is a Christian. He
is also called the Spirit of
truth, because He comes to
reveal iJesus Christ.
The Holy Spirit teaches us
the meaning of the word of
God. He also sows the word
of God in our hearts.
Christmas program
Sunday evening Rev,
Roger Mason led
carol singing before the
Christmas Program began.
Larry McGill played piano
for the program. Joan
Cochrane,playing her guitar,
sang with the nursery class
"Mary had a Little Lamb"
then asked them who the
lamb was - Jesus.
Junior Church workers,
assisted by Christianview
Bible College students, sang
with sign language, in the
Signing Choir. David Murray
read the first part of the
Christmas story. Sheep
puppets, with one spotted
sheep, told of accepting to be
puppets were all excited that
the Messiah was born, and
were going to follow the
shepherds to Bethlehem to
see the baby.
Shepherds came to stable,
where they were joined by
Signing Choir as they sang
"Glory to Ood on High".
Steven Plantinga sang while
Judi Henry did sign
language, joined by Signing
Choir.
The animals welcomed the
baby Messiah, joined by the
sheep, who exclaimed over
the lovely baby Messiah.
Angels sang signing song
"Sing Good News". Juli
McGill read about wise men
coming. Camel puppets
talked about the long trip to
see a baby, being led by the
star, which was shining as a
silver globe over the scene,
as they came to worship a
baby, which they found hard
to understand.
They finally agreed this
stable was greatest place
when God's own Son was
born there. Camel Sang of
trip to find baby Jesus
"Greatest Treasure of Them
All".
David Murray continued to
read from the scroll of
coming to worship Jesus.
Signing Choir, composed of
all the shepherds, Junior
Church, with angels, camels,
sheep, animals, sang "Glory
to God on High", closing with
"Hallelujah the Lamb of God
is King".
Rev, Brewster ended the
program telling the story of
the Lamb of God, who came
because He loved us. Rev.
Brewster congratulated Judi
Henry, with her helpers who
organized the Christmas
program. He then presented
Judi with a spray of lovely
red roses.
Achievement.
Day, Saturday
Achievement Day for the
three Luean 4H Clubs plus
others in the area, will be
held at Medway High School
Saturday afternoon,
December 13, commencing
at 1 p.m. All interested
people are invited to attend,
to see the presentations on
"Your Corner of the World".
The new Home Economist
for Middlesex, Grace Bird,
will chair the program.
as he is, while they talked
about one perfect sheep
being a sacrifice for God,
symbolic of the Messiah.
They told of the Messiah
coming. Loys Melanson,
with the Signing. Choir, sang
"Messiah is Coming", July
McGill read story of Joseph
and Mary going to
Bethlehem. Cow and pig
puppets talked about people
coming to Bethlehem for the
census.
Donkey puppet came to
tell of Joseph and Mary
having to sleep in their
stable. Joseph then came in,
laid down a blanket for Mary
to lay down on, as they
waited in stable for her baby
to be born.
The animals got excited
about a baby being born in
their stable. Angel Sighing
choir sang "He is Born in
Bethlehem". The sheep
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Church.
White Qlft Sunday was
observed in 141.40,11, United
Church on December 7, with,
the Sunday School in charge
of the service, A pageant,
"Looking for Jesus"' was
directed and narrated by
Barbara. Coughlin with all
classes from ages 3 to adult,
taking part either in word,
action, or singing.
The. Adult Bible Class
formed the choir, singing
"Coine Thou Long Expected
Jesus'' and the whole Sunday
School, 112 present this
Morning, sang the spiritual
"Go Tell it on the Mountain",
both under the direction of
Helen Stanley.
During, the receiving of the
offering by Helen and Bob I.
Patterson who were also the
welcoming' committee, with
their children, Leslie and I
Linda, members of the S.S.
and some of the
congregation presented their
gifts at the manger.
The wee children from the
pre-kindergarten class acted
out the Christmas story from
Luke and remainedin place
to receive gifts.
Rev, Keith Brown, who
opened the service, also
thanked, all those taking
part, and pronounced the
benediction.
The flowers in the Narthex
were from the funeral of the
late Cecil McFalls, brother
of Mrs. Sheridan Revington.
Mr. Brown asked for the
prayers of the congregation
fox' his loved ones.
Special thanks to Barb and
Bill Bannerman, and Barb's
highschool class for putting
up and decorating the
Christmas tree.
Tomorrow morning all
women in the community are
invited to the "Prayer and
Share Fellowship" at 9:45 in
the C.E.wing.
Next Sunday at 8 p.m.
everyone is invited to the
Christmas Cantata "Christ
is Born", presented by the
choir. Also on the 14th but at
2:30 p.m. the Lucan Youth
Group meets at the home of
Don Liley. New members of
high school age are
welcome. Watch for this
group carolling Tuesday,
December 23.
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Sunshine Group at the "Give
Anglican
The Second Sunday in
Advent was celebrated with
the _Service of Holy Com-
munion. The second candle
in the Advent Wreath was lit
by Jason Haskett. The
Collect was read in which we
are urged to read, mark,
learn and inwardly digest all
Holy Scriptures.
The Old Testament
reading was taken by Betty
Ankers and . the New
Testament Lesson by Andy
VanGeel,
"The Prayer of Con-
secration" was the theme for
the teaching sermon on the
Eucharist by the Rector. The
Bible Study Group at the
Rectory will not meet until
Tuesday, the 16th.
Confirmation classes will
begin after the New' Year. If
you or your child wish to be
confirmed, please contact
the Rector by December
31st, at the latest.
"Project Christmas"
(formerly White Gift) is next
Sunday bring, your gifts of
food and money and share
with a family who needs your
love and help.
The Christmas Eve
Candlelight service will' be
held at 11 p.m. with brief
carol singing and readings
beginning at 10:30.
and Take" Conference held
at the Kiwanis' . Senior
Citizens Building, London,
on Monday, December .1. Ed
gave an excellent report at
the meeting on Thursday
afternoon and recommended
that we send delegates to the
.next one to be held in the
spring.
Other business included
appointing .a program
committee for the Christmas
party to be held on
December 18 with dinner at
12:30 in the loker hall at
Holy Trinity Anglican
Church and returning to the
Centre for the program.
•Dora Thompson, Muriel
Cobleigh and Iva Hodgins
were given the . job of
providing entertainment for
the members, and hope to
Damages totalled $11,000
in seven accidents. in-
vestigated -this week by
officerS of the Lucan detach-
ment of the -.Ontario
Provincial police.
Sunday at 12:10 p.m,
vehicles driven by Paul
Farley and Bernadina
Giesen, both of Lucan.
collided on Highway 4 at the
J4tictin south'. limits, Con-
stable J.A. Wilson set
'damages-at $3,30Q.
The same day at 6 p,m, a
ivehicle driven by Lucilla
Anna Evans, RR 2', Denfield
was damaged to the extent 'of
$4,000 when it left County
road 23, north of County road
47 and struck a tree, Con-
stable Jim Craig
vestigated,
At 5:50 a.m. Monday,
vehicles driven by Donald
Latta, RR 2, Lucan and
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Michael Siitherland, Huron
Park were in collision -on.
Highway 4. one and half • •
kilometres south of toUesn.
Constable B.D.: Munro Was.
the investigating officer. No
damages Were. sustained.
Constable J.A. Wilson
listed damages at $1,200
when vehicles:. ,driven by
Dorothy Leitch,- Lucan and
Ralph Campbell, RR 1,
Walkerton collided on High
way 4, one kilometre south of
By PAUL WRAITH
Lucan spotted Tavistock a
two goal lead then came
roaring back to post a 6-3
victory over. the Braves in
011A junior D play,
Tavistock opened the
scoring with the only goal of
the first period at the 2,23
mark when .a long shot from
the blue line eluded Lucan
goalie Kevin Woods,
'Later in the period Lucan
managed to hold off a
Tavistock powerplay which
saw the puck twice glance off
the post. Tavistock outshot
Lucan 11-6 while Lucan took
3 of 4 minor penalties called.
Tavistock upped the score
to 2-0 exactly twenty minutes
after the first gbal when a '
low slapshot from the faceoff
circle found the mark.
Lucan closed the gap when
at :03 Richard Lather slid a
rebound under the Tavistock
goalie with Paul Wraith
assisting.
Ten minutes later the Irish
tied the ,score when Paul
Medd's long shot somehow
found the mark.
Just 17 seconds after
Medd's goal Lucan took the
lead for the first time as a
result of Kevin Gilmour's
hard work.Gilmour bodied a
Tavistock defender off the
puck with the puck going'to
Keith Hartwick in• front of
the net. Hartwick slipped the
puck to Jeff Marshall who
was alone on the other side'
and fired the puck into an
open net.
• Tavistock came back to tie
the score with a powerplay
Lucan,
Friday at 7 p.m. a vehicle
driven by Dale Ward, RR 1,
area struck a deer on the
Cameron sfderoad in London
township- Constable. T.R,
Chapman set damages at
$500.
In a similar accident at
6:20 pan. Saturday, a deer
was killed when it was struck
goal two minutes later. After
QWeeds made the initial save
a Tavistoek player flipped
the loose puck high into the
net.
With less than a minute
left in the period the Irish
scored the eventual winning
goal when Jeff Marshall's
shot from 55 feet out went in
off the Tavistock goalie. Ron
Glenn and Gilmour assisting
on the goal.,
Lucan put the game out of
the reach with , two quick
goals to start off the third
period.
Keith Hartwick found the
range at the 29 second mark
with Marshall and Glenn
assisting. Marshall's pass'
from ' the boards found
Hartwick all alone in front of
the net, Hartwick waited for
the goalie to make his move
and then lefted it over the
falling goaltender.
Less than three minutes
later after the Tavistock
goalie made a save off
Marshall's shot, Glenn
stuffed the rebound into the
net. Keith Hartwick also
drew an assist on the goal,
Kevin} „Wood was forced to
make 31 saves in the Irish
net while his counterpart
blocked 30 shots.
The Irish took eight of 14
minor penalties called in the
game.
The Irish continue to play
some good hockey but coach
Dave Revington wishes the
team would, come up with
thred good periods of hockey.
They continue to play
before sparse home crowds.
by a vehicle driven by John-
Milligan,. RR 5, Strathrey on,
Cameron sideroad,
Corporal Torn Collins set
damages at $1,500 when a
vehicle driven by Walter
Amess, London left Con-
cession 0, in 'McGillivray
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"CHRIST
IS BORN"
by John. W. Peterson ,
Sun., Dec. 14
8 'p.m.
Free-will Offering
come up with a "fun"
program. Members who
have not yet paid for their
dinner are asked to do so 11
the meeting. tomorrow.
Irene Egan convened the
euchre with prizes going to
Laura Williams, Lady's
High; Marg Carter, Lone
Hands; Gertrude Hodgins,
Low; Helen McDonald,
Man's High; Percy
Williams, Lone Hands and
Mary McCarthy Low score.
Jean Hodgins won the Busy
Buddies prize.
Lunch conveners for the
day were Mary and Tom
Kooy and Jessie and Earl
Lewis.
Don't forget the bus trip to
the "Somcoe Lights", today,
Wednesday, leaving the hall
at 1:30.
.Pa
Planning for
Block Parents
In spite of the terrible
weather Tuesday evening,
approximately 25 "Block
Parents" met at the Lucan
Public School to attend the
meeting in this connection.
Corporal. Robert Boyd of
London, showed the film
"Child Molestation", which
was followed by a question
and answer period, both of
which were very in-
formative. Corporal Thomas
Collins of the Lucan Detach-
ment assisted Corporal
Boyd.
Those who are still in-
terested in becoming Block
Parents, but were unable to
attend the meeting, are
invited to phone Kathy
Farley, 227-4771, anytime or
Judy Demyen 227-4551
evenings or weekends.
.' Thanks to the Lucan
District Lions Club for
assisting in the financing of
this plan.
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