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Times-Advocate, 1981-04-22, Page 13hiors enjoy ssert euchre 'dessert euchre was the point of discussion ing the business meeting the Sunshine and Busy uddles groups of the Lucan enlor citizens club Thur - day afternoon. Plana are finalized for tomorrow, Thursday, at 1:30 at the Legion Hall, Market Street, with parking at the rear of the hall, off Duchess Street. Everyone who likes to play euchre is invited and a "Dutch" auction will be held on baskets of groceries, following the cards. All members are reminded to bring their dessert cut ready for serving. A card of thanks was received from Don and Betty Ankers and from Sandy and Jane Hodgins and their families. President, Mildred Hirtzel thanked Elsie Gibson and Iva Hodgins for arranging the trip to the Ice Capades which everyone enjoyed. Birthday greetings were extended to those celebrating during the next two weeks, Irene Egan, Ed Armstrong, Jean Hodgins, Marion Thompson and Dora Thompson. Mary Kooy read a poem, entitled "A Thought" and gave a humorous quote "Big Shot". The Busy Buddies held their last class for the season in Ceramics and Rose Bakker was thanked and presented with an honorarium. In appreciation of their doing the "kiln-sitting"Verna Ibbitson and Iva Hodgins were presented with lovely begonias, which will be much enjoyed. Ethel Crouch won a delightful little basket M fruit, tied up with an Easter bow, which was given by Mrs. Baker. The quilt will be put in for tomorrow, Thursday, for the members of the Club who would prefer to come back to the centre to quilt, after dessert. In the Sunshine Group the euchre was convened by Ethel and Clare Lewis with winners as follows: Laura Williams, Jean Miller, Kathleen Neil, Maurice McDonald, Tom Kooy and Evan Ibbitson. Lunch was provided by Elsie and Dean Gibson and Verna and Evan Ibbitson. Biddulph fun fair set for Thursday Arrangements are com- pile* for the Home and School "Fun Fair" to be held at the Biddulph Building tomorrow, Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. Many qople have worked to make tills event a success and *ere are activities for weryone. Please come. If you have "White elephants" for sale, could ou send them to the school today for pricing. Special at public school At the April meeting of the BIddulph Council, the members supported a request being made to Bell Canada for "toll free"telephone service between Kirkton and Lucan exchanges. Council agreed with the land fill operator, Larry Lewis to have the land fill site available the first two Saturdays in May, so residents of Biddulph may dispose of bulky articles not normally picked up by the garbage crew. A budget was approved for 1981 increasing the mill rate by five mills for township purposes. Plans were begun to contruct a three bay garage to house township Toad equipment. The students who par- ticipated in the April 7 at Althouse Colledge are as follows with the seal they earned on their, certificates: Lisa Roe -gold, Noelle DeGraw, gold, Amy Waugh, April Emery, Kim Blay, Stephanie Hayter, Michel Miller, Steven Gibbs, Ron Funnell, Corey Wilson, Kent Harding, Joanne Monger, Sherrie Smith, Christy Vollrath, Andra Bannerman, Carrie Moore, all received Silver and Michael Gillen, Cheri Evans, Julie McColl and Allison Clark received bronze. Congratulation to all. This group of students put on a special gymnastics assembly on Thursday, April 16 at the Biddulph Building, for their parents. Education week will be celebrated at the BiddWph Building with an Education Fair on Thursday, May 7 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. At this time there will be special displays by individuals and groups covering a number of subject areas. Everyone is welcome to see the work of the students as well as the school itself. - -BAKE SALE The Tops Club has decided to hold a bake sale, along with their garage sale, Saturday, May 25 at 141 Alice Street, commencing at 10 a.m. ATTENTION MEMBERS OF BRANCH 540 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION You and your Lady and Guests are invited to attend the gala event to be held at Branch 540, Sunday, April 26, 1981 com- mencing at 1:00 p.m. We have an in- teresting program laid on: Honours and Awards presentations Initiation of New Members Installation of the 1981 - 83 Branch Of- ficers. Come on over to meet and greet Comrade Charles Moon, Chatham, the incoming District A. Commander; Comrade Tom Hea- ly, Strathroy, District A, Honours and Awards Chairman and our own Comrade Jim Simpson, incoming zone A-5 Com- mander and their ladies. A pot luck smorgasbord dinner will be available. Make every effort to be in atten- dance and show our guests a real Branch 540 welcome. Comrade Kenneth G. Wood, President Is - r • and district news WI members entertain 4 -Hg irls and mothers Iva M, Hodgins 227.4714 The three 4-H Club members with many of their mothers and their leaders were guests of the Lucan Women's Institute, their sponsors at the April meeting Wednesday evening, in the lower Masonic Hall. Mrs. T. Emery, Sr., president, welcomed members and guests and the meeting opened with the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, with Muriel Cobleigh at the piano. Club 1 presented a demonstration, making two "quicky" nourishing break- fasts, with Darlene Paton commentating and Sheryl Cobleigh and Tracey Giesen making the French Toast with Cheese and the Orange - banana Eggnog. Club 2 had set up an exhibit and Terri McRoberts ex- plained the use of each ar- ticle in connection with the keeping or using of eggs. This Club also gave a very humorous skit which had been presented at last Fall's Achievement Day. Club 3 put on a skit about "The King Midas" adapted for the use of eggs, with Colleen Foran as com- mentator. The President thanked the 4-H Clubs for coming and entertaining us. The question is still unanswered tho' "Which Came First, The Chicken or the Egg?"!! In order that the members of the Clubs and other guests might learn of the work of the Institute, the Conveners of the Standing Committees gave their reports, as well as the Sunshine Secretary, Kae Neil, the PRO Mabel Frosts, and the Tweedsmuir History Curator, Iva M. Hodgins. The Institute Grace was sung and lunch as served by Mabel 'Frosts and Reta Robb, assisted by several members. One of the girls from each Club thanked the Branch for entertaining them. Following the departure of our guests, the roll call was answered by 15 members-'paying.their fees. A letter of thanks from Reta Robb was read as was other correspondence and The District Annual was announced for Tuesday, May 19 at Poplar Hill Baptist Church with North Lobo as H ostess Branch. Registration is from 9:30 to 10 a.m. The incoming president, Isobel Haskett, the District Director, Vina Emery and member at large, Margery Crozier will attend as voting delegates. All members are invited. The blood donor clinic telephone lists • were distributed and all names included on the lists are to be telephoned by April 25. The clinic is at theLucan Community Center_ from 6 to 9 p.m., Thursday April 30 Clandeboye W.I. is co - PAPER DRIVE The date of the McGillivray school paper drive has been set for Saturday, May 2. Please have your papers at the curb by 9 a.m. in bundles that children can lift. Your help will be appreciated and at the same time you will be assisting in the ecology program in this community. sponsoring this year's clinic and their help is greatly appreciated by Mr. Jury. The slate of officers for the 1981-82 year was presented by Margery Crozier, with one vacancy that of vice- president. This was quickly filled by the nomination from oor of Mrs. Crozier to act in this capacity. A presentation was made by Leda jievington and Rets, Robb ..rants Directors, to Mrs: Emery thanking her for her three years as president. The meeting adjourned to the ground floor where members took part in the "mini -flea market". ZONE COMMANDER — Comrade James Simpson of lucan legion Branch 540 was recently named Zone A-5 Com- mander. Congratulating Simpson at the left is Branch 540 president Ken Wood. Photo by Daley UCW finalizes ham supper plans Lucan UCW General Easter Thank -Offering meeting was held Tuesday evening, with the Friendship Unit presenting the Worship: The leader of that Unit Beth Cowdrey used the theme "Time" assisted by Barb Wallace, Donna VanAren- thals and Kit Hearn. For the program, portions of the series of film strips with ac: ompenying records "The Story ,if Jesus"per- taining to the Easter message, were used, 'The Last Supper", The Betrayal, "The Trial, Crucifixion and The Resurrection". This presentation brought home to the members more than just reading or telling of these events, the final great sacrifice which Jesus made for all mankind, and His glorious Resurrection. It pointed out with clarity the truth that "Because He Lives, I Too Shall Live". During the business Two mishaps this week Only two accidents were investigated this week by of- ficers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police. Wednesday at 2 a.m. a vehicle driven by Ronald Ferguson, RR 6, St. Marys left the Denfield sideroad, south of Concession 8 and struck a hydro pole and fence. Constable C.S. Flem- ing set damages at 81,200. Constable Fleming listed damages at 8340 when a vehicle driven by William Amos, London struck a highway sign and culvert after leaving the roadway of Highway 4, near the Medway Creek bridge at 4:30 a.m., Thursday. session chatrea oy uie President, Shirley Ryan, final plans were made for the Ham Supper to be held on Wednesday, May 13. a change from May 6, com- mencing at 5 p.m. Tickets are available, in advance, from members. Get yours early! A request for help with sewing for a member of the Meadowcrest Homes family, was made by Jean Brown. Please call 227-1143 if you can help with this project. Westminster College. and Alma College weekends in May and August respec- tively were announced and the Executive is looking for interested women to send as delegates. Please contact the president at 227-4655 if you would like to attend one of these wonderful weekends. The North-West Regional meeting including Ailsa Craig, Brinsley, Carlisle, Clandeboye. Lieury, Lucan and Parkhill UCW groups will be held in the Lucan Church and C.E. Rooms, Wednesday. May 29. The speaker will be Faye Blair who teaches at ARC industries. She will tell of her work with children who have a disability of some type. This is in keeping with the "Year of the Han- dicapped'. Supper will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 and the meeting will commence at 7:30. You will have time to visit the Book Displays over the supper hours. Marjorie Park reported on one of the Live Love Projects, the Cruz Family in Costa Rica Hot cross buns with top- pings were provided as refreshments with tea by Helen Patterson and Marion Froats. assisted by members of the Dorcas Unit. till Special prizes Times -Advocate, April 22, 1981 Page 13 Ride for Cancer goes Sunday Campaign Chairman, Bruce Maslen and president, Len Maslen have been busy this past week rounding up draw prizes for those en- trants in the Family Ride for Cancer who return their pledge sheets and money by May 15. Excellent prizes care available as follows: first draw, steak dinner for two at Ponderosa in London, second, to fifth draws, eight slice pizzas at Mother's Pizzeria in London, sixth large pizza from Frank Veteres of London, plus 15 other draws for "Egg McMuffins" at McDonalds. It is hoped that you all have your pledge sheets from Beckers in Lucan and that they are well filled by now. See you at Market Square Park, Lucan or the Scout Hall at Granton, at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 26. The manager of the Shillelagh Motor Hotel levied a cover charge on Thursday evening, the returns being donated to the local branch Easter special at public. school This year Easter probably has taken on a new meaning for the pupils at the Lucan Public School. Each morning of the week leading up to Easter, the approximately 200 kindergarten to Grade 3 pupils took part in an assembly where they were presented with the Easter story in filmstrips and records. The story progressed from the Betrayal, through the Trial, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Another very interesting assembly took place with a visit from Mr. Roger Miller, assistant superintendent of the Roberts School for the Hearing Handicapped. He spoke to the children and taught them about com- municating by signs with the hard of hearing. This was in preparation for the field trip which Lucan pupils will make to the May Court Marionette Show on May 13. On that date the only other pupils in the audience will be deaf children from the Robarts School. May Court members will be presenting the story of Peter Pan using hand signals as well as the voices used in the regular Marionette Show. This seems like a very fitting way to make the "Year of the Disabled" more realistic to our children. Also present for the assembly were Mrs. J. Kwasnicki and her twin sons Nathan, who is deaf and attends Roberts School, and Matthew a kindergarten pupil in Lucan. They spoke to each other in sign language. Good Friday morning two grade 3 pupils from Dorothy Nott's room, Jennifer Glendenning and John Jones, journeyed to CFPL radio. London, to take in the money raised by the Junior School for Bunny Bundle. The children were asked to do extra jobs for friends and relatives to earn money to donate to Crippled Children. They all worked very hard and came up with the magnificent sum of Two Hundred and Four Dollars and fifty cents. Congratulations girls and boys and thank you, Moms. Dads. Uncles, Aunts and Grandparents for the many dimes, nickels and pennies. and many hills as well. Special mention should he made of Jimmie Wein who. though away sick, earned 81140, the most brought fn byany one pupil, aswell asa little three year old, Kelly Maguire, who sent in a dollar with her sister for Benny Bundle 1 Rid all JUNIORS THIRD AT KIWANIS -- The McGillivray Control School junior choir finished third against nine other competitors in the recent London Kiwanis Music Festival. Back, left, teacher Betty McIntyre, Linda Leyten, Darlene Daley, Cheryl Thomp- son, Arlene Thompson, Debbie Hodgson, Kim MacGregor, Kim Amos, Jure Wright, Laurie Rowe, Wm. Phipps, Wm. Whiting and Sean Morton. Third row, Robert Van Dam, George Coursey, Todd Larkin, David Windsor, Matthew Heffernan, Cindy Heman, Valerie Parkinson, Robin Rees, Meagan Henry, Bonnie McAlpine, Todd Lewis, Gerry Lynn and music teacher Alice tingard. Second, Peter Pero, Heather Hodgins, Tanya Neil, Carrie Sutherland, Piet Blauboer ll, Sylvia DeWeerd, Artie Mallard, Morjie Atmore, Kelly Hodgson, Jodi Woodburn, Taro farmer and Heather Cocksworth. Front, Steven Rowe, tyle Scarborough, Kathy Stengel, Jeff Amos, Mark Amos, Tim O'Connor, Tracy Pitman, Marsha Sutherland, Tracy Kettle, Dennis Craven and Patrick Phipps. T -A photo of the Canadian Cancer Society. To volunteer canvassers: Many kits are still out and the end of the month is fast approaching. The suggested day for completion of the house to housecanvasswas to day the 22nd. If you are finished please take your completed kit and money to eitherthe village office or the Treasurer, M.H. Hodgins, 230 Butler St. If you are not finished try to round it off tonight or Revival Centre Tuesday tSvening,'at Fami- ly Night. at Lucan Revival Centre, Mrs. Ruth Nunn sang "Prayer Changes Things". Dr. C.H. Nunn in- troduced Rev. Dishon Sabwa, Conference superintendent from Kenya, Africa. People there believe Can- dians are Christians. The people there are friendly., love missionaries, preachers. and the Word of God. In cities most people understand English, while an interpreter is needed in the country. Qualified teachers are badly needed, and the government will pay them to come. Rev. Sabwa has just com- pleted a six month course in Christian training in London England. Dr. Nunn invited him to come to Canada and he left his wife and children in Kenya. Five months ago his wife had a baby boy he is waiting to see when he returns to Kenya next month. His people in Kenya are hoping he will bring a missionary with him. Easter Sunday morning Rev. Ray Brewster con- ducted the service, with Easter lilies adorning the platform. Lorna Head played the piano as she ac- companied Mrs. Marlene Thornton as she sang "The Holy City". Harold Fletcher played his guitar and Ken Allen the violin, with Lorraine Armitage on piano, as Mr. Fletcher sang ".The Old Rugged Cross". Danny Gillard ministered singing "Ten Thousand Angels". Rev. Brewster spoke from Luke 24:1-14, saying The birth of Jesus Christ and His life would not have been im- portant if He had not been crucified, put in a tomb, and then rose again. Sunday evening Rev. Brewster, Lorraine Ar- mitage. and Marlene Thorn- ton sang "I Will Glory in the Cross.' The Tim LaHaye film, narrated by Beverly LaHaye. told how to over- come fear. Good Friday Meditation - "The Way of the Cross" was held at 10 a.m. The Sunday School children had been busy making a collage for each of the seven stations of the Cross. depicting the events. these were hung on the walls of the Church. The service was composed of ap- propriate readings. prayers, and hymns. United Church Easter Sunday Joyous congregational singing filled the Lucan United Church Easter Sunday morning as many members and guests shared in the most sacred of all dates on the Christian calendar. The choir, under the direction of Helen Stanley sang "They Have Taken Away my Lord, by Stainer, with Jean Jones singing the solo voice of Mary Magdaline and Rev. Keith Brown, the answering voice of Jesus. Handels glorious "llalleluia Chorus" was also sung. Before taking the many children to Junior Church, Sharon Barnes told the legend of the beginning of the Easter bunny and of its true meaning. Members and friends were welcomed by John and Stewart Park. Upcoming in the United Church: Bible Study continues each Sunday evening at the manse at 7:30. All are welcome. Tonight, Wednesday, at 8:30 the Friendship Unit meets in the C.E. wing with Phyllis Brady leading in the Study and Worship. Tomorrow evening at 8:15 in the C.E. Wing, the Couples Club will hear Bill Stanley speaking of Pastor Jim Stanley's work in Senegal. All United ('hurch men are invited to a men's rally in Riverside United ('hurch on Saturday, May 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be special speakers, good singing and "how to" discussions. Your minister has further information. tomorrow. The executive month. Thanks for all your needs a few days to finish up help. The job could not be details before the end of the done without the volunteers. Holy Trinity Anglican The Feast of the Resurrec- tion of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ was combined with the service of Holy Bap- tism, Sunday at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Ryan Phillip Moon, infant son of Gordon and Brenda Moon was baptized and received into the congrega- tion of Christ's flock. The church was beautiful- ly decorated with Easter flowers and lilies which were given in memory of loved ones and to the glory of God. A Paschal Candle was also placed in the church in lovings memory of Rev. Murray Brooks by his daughter -Terry Bloch and her, family. Worshippers were greeted by the Hardy family Carol, Frank, Christa and Philip. Lessons were read by Russell Radcliffe and Marion Hodgins and the gospel by Rev. L.V. Pocock. An anthem entitled "Come Ye Faithful" was sung by the Sr. Choir. The rector began his Homily with this statement "Easter Day is also called the Feast of Fools". As Christians we rejoice on this day and shout praises of joy because "Christ is Risen" from the dead. We'live in an age of facts and science where everything must be proved. Rev. L.V. Pocock, father of rector. assisted with the celebration of the Eucharist. Up -coming Events: Tues., - Bible Study continues, 8 p.m. - rectory. Wed., - Sun- day £chool teachers meeting - 8:30 p.m. - rectory. Girl wins in badminton The City of London bad- minton championships were held recently at the Wolsley Barracks London when Heather Hodgson, daughter of Alice and Murray Hodgson, Butler Street, Lucan won the Women's C Division, a group for younger people. Heather was eliminated in the preliminaries by a woman who went on into the A group and Heather into C where she won all her games. Congratulations Heather. Good Friday service The usual Good Friday Service in Lucan United Church was far from "the usual", and it was wonderful to see how the Teens class had prepared such in- teresting centres, along with their teacher Barb Ban- nerman and superintendent Jim Robertson. Tabatha and Neil Froats welcomed those attending and distributed the orders of service. Following the opening hymn, a Scripture and Prayer by Rev. Keith Brown, Mr. Robertson ex- plained what we would find as we progressed from group to group in the C.E. rooms. A film, shown by Tami McRoberts , with questions being asked of those viewing it, in order to get us thinking, four learning centres, first, using the painting media to show what Easter and or the Resurrection means to us, second the use of Christian Symbols, third making banners or posters and lastly the making of collages. When all had progressed through the learning situations they returned tc the Sanctuary to discuss, it small groups, the questions "Why did Jesus have to die for me?" and "What dif- ference does His Resurrection make to me?" A brief report was made by a member of each group. Holy Communion was celebrated, following the singing of a hymn and members felt they had really spent 11/2 hours in meaningful worship. Young sharing in this presentation along with Tami, included Ray and Ted Hall, Sheila Jones, Carolyn Lankin, Terri McRoberts, Linda and Leslie Patterson. A warm "Thank you" to these young people with their teacher and superintendent for sharing with us such a great learning experience. Unable to be present on Friday evening, but working on the project also were Kelly and Darryl Ibbitson and Brent Bannerman. AILSA CRAIG REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general form supply Ph 293-3502 or come in to see us of 109 Main St. AILSA CRAIG Tim & Bev LaHaye in a Family Life Film Seminar The Spirit Controlled Temperament April 26th - "Six Keys to Marital Happiness' PLACE: lucan Revival Centre TIME: 7 p.m. .We have: • Yarns COUNTRY CRAFTS AND THINGS NOW OPEN Wanted Childrens Clothing • Nearly New Clothing• • Croft Supplies • Shell Crafts • Macrame Yarns • Crofts and Yarn lrtergture • Ready Made Crafts and Nearly New Clothing Token on consi nment COUNT Y RAFTS and THING 175 Main, Lucan 227-4033 s ANNUAL SPRING FL EA MARKET Craft Show and Sale Lucan Community Centre Sunday, May 3 10 a.m.to5p.m. Admission 50G over 70 tables will be on display ATTENTION MEMBERS OF BRANCH 540 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION You and your Lady and Guests are invited to attend the gala event to be held at Branch 540, Sunday, April 26, 1981 com- mencing at 1:00 p.m. We have an in- teresting program laid on: Honours and Awards presentations Initiation of New Members Installation of the 1981 - 83 Branch Of- ficers. Come on over to meet and greet Comrade Charles Moon, Chatham, the incoming District A. Commander; Comrade Tom Hea- ly, Strathroy, District A, Honours and Awards Chairman and our own Comrade Jim Simpson, incoming zone A-5 Com- mander and their ladies. A pot luck smorgasbord dinner will be available. Make every effort to be in atten- dance and show our guests a real Branch 540 welcome. Comrade Kenneth G. Wood, President Is - r • and district news WI members entertain 4 -Hg irls and mothers Iva M, Hodgins 227.4714 The three 4-H Club members with many of their mothers and their leaders were guests of the Lucan Women's Institute, their sponsors at the April meeting Wednesday evening, in the lower Masonic Hall. Mrs. T. Emery, Sr., president, welcomed members and guests and the meeting opened with the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, with Muriel Cobleigh at the piano. Club 1 presented a demonstration, making two "quicky" nourishing break- fasts, with Darlene Paton commentating and Sheryl Cobleigh and Tracey Giesen making the French Toast with Cheese and the Orange - banana Eggnog. Club 2 had set up an exhibit and Terri McRoberts ex- plained the use of each ar- ticle in connection with the keeping or using of eggs. This Club also gave a very humorous skit which had been presented at last Fall's Achievement Day. Club 3 put on a skit about "The King Midas" adapted for the use of eggs, with Colleen Foran as com- mentator. The President thanked the 4-H Clubs for coming and entertaining us. The question is still unanswered tho' "Which Came First, The Chicken or the Egg?"!! In order that the members of the Clubs and other guests might learn of the work of the Institute, the Conveners of the Standing Committees gave their reports, as well as the Sunshine Secretary, Kae Neil, the PRO Mabel Frosts, and the Tweedsmuir History Curator, Iva M. Hodgins. The Institute Grace was sung and lunch as served by Mabel 'Frosts and Reta Robb, assisted by several members. One of the girls from each Club thanked the Branch for entertaining them. Following the departure of our guests, the roll call was answered by 15 members-'paying.their fees. A letter of thanks from Reta Robb was read as was other correspondence and The District Annual was announced for Tuesday, May 19 at Poplar Hill Baptist Church with North Lobo as H ostess Branch. Registration is from 9:30 to 10 a.m. The incoming president, Isobel Haskett, the District Director, Vina Emery and member at large, Margery Crozier will attend as voting delegates. All members are invited. The blood donor clinic telephone lists • were distributed and all names included on the lists are to be telephoned by April 25. The clinic is at theLucan Community Center_ from 6 to 9 p.m., Thursday April 30 Clandeboye W.I. is co - PAPER DRIVE The date of the McGillivray school paper drive has been set for Saturday, May 2. Please have your papers at the curb by 9 a.m. in bundles that children can lift. Your help will be appreciated and at the same time you will be assisting in the ecology program in this community. sponsoring this year's clinic and their help is greatly appreciated by Mr. Jury. The slate of officers for the 1981-82 year was presented by Margery Crozier, with one vacancy that of vice- president. This was quickly filled by the nomination from oor of Mrs. Crozier to act in this capacity. A presentation was made by Leda jievington and Rets, Robb ..rants Directors, to Mrs: Emery thanking her for her three years as president. The meeting adjourned to the ground floor where members took part in the "mini -flea market". ZONE COMMANDER — Comrade James Simpson of lucan legion Branch 540 was recently named Zone A-5 Com- mander. Congratulating Simpson at the left is Branch 540 president Ken Wood. Photo by Daley UCW finalizes ham supper plans Lucan UCW General Easter Thank -Offering meeting was held Tuesday evening, with the Friendship Unit presenting the Worship: The leader of that Unit Beth Cowdrey used the theme "Time" assisted by Barb Wallace, Donna VanAren- thals and Kit Hearn. For the program, portions of the series of film strips with ac: ompenying records "The Story ,if Jesus"per- taining to the Easter message, were used, 'The Last Supper", The Betrayal, "The Trial, Crucifixion and The Resurrection". This presentation brought home to the members more than just reading or telling of these events, the final great sacrifice which Jesus made for all mankind, and His glorious Resurrection. It pointed out with clarity the truth that "Because He Lives, I Too Shall Live". During the business Two mishaps this week Only two accidents were investigated this week by of- ficers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police. Wednesday at 2 a.m. a vehicle driven by Ronald Ferguson, RR 6, St. Marys left the Denfield sideroad, south of Concession 8 and struck a hydro pole and fence. Constable C.S. Flem- ing set damages at 81,200. Constable Fleming listed damages at 8340 when a vehicle driven by William Amos, London struck a highway sign and culvert after leaving the roadway of Highway 4, near the Medway Creek bridge at 4:30 a.m., Thursday. session chatrea oy uie President, Shirley Ryan, final plans were made for the Ham Supper to be held on Wednesday, May 13. a change from May 6, com- mencing at 5 p.m. Tickets are available, in advance, from members. Get yours early! A request for help with sewing for a member of the Meadowcrest Homes family, was made by Jean Brown. Please call 227-1143 if you can help with this project. Westminster College. and Alma College weekends in May and August respec- tively were announced and the Executive is looking for interested women to send as delegates. Please contact the president at 227-4655 if you would like to attend one of these wonderful weekends. The North-West Regional meeting including Ailsa Craig, Brinsley, Carlisle, Clandeboye. Lieury, Lucan and Parkhill UCW groups will be held in the Lucan Church and C.E. Rooms, Wednesday. May 29. The speaker will be Faye Blair who teaches at ARC industries. She will tell of her work with children who have a disability of some type. This is in keeping with the "Year of the Han- dicapped'. Supper will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 and the meeting will commence at 7:30. You will have time to visit the Book Displays over the supper hours. Marjorie Park reported on one of the Live Love Projects, the Cruz Family in Costa Rica Hot cross buns with top- pings were provided as refreshments with tea by Helen Patterson and Marion Froats. assisted by members of the Dorcas Unit. till Special prizes Times -Advocate, April 22, 1981 Page 13 Ride for Cancer goes Sunday Campaign Chairman, Bruce Maslen and president, Len Maslen have been busy this past week rounding up draw prizes for those en- trants in the Family Ride for Cancer who return their pledge sheets and money by May 15. Excellent prizes care available as follows: first draw, steak dinner for two at Ponderosa in London, second, to fifth draws, eight slice pizzas at Mother's Pizzeria in London, sixth large pizza from Frank Veteres of London, plus 15 other draws for "Egg McMuffins" at McDonalds. It is hoped that you all have your pledge sheets from Beckers in Lucan and that they are well filled by now. See you at Market Square Park, Lucan or the Scout Hall at Granton, at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 26. The manager of the Shillelagh Motor Hotel levied a cover charge on Thursday evening, the returns being donated to the local branch Easter special at public. school This year Easter probably has taken on a new meaning for the pupils at the Lucan Public School. Each morning of the week leading up to Easter, the approximately 200 kindergarten to Grade 3 pupils took part in an assembly where they were presented with the Easter story in filmstrips and records. The story progressed from the Betrayal, through the Trial, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Another very interesting assembly took place with a visit from Mr. Roger Miller, assistant superintendent of the Roberts School for the Hearing Handicapped. He spoke to the children and taught them about com- municating by signs with the hard of hearing. This was in preparation for the field trip which Lucan pupils will make to the May Court Marionette Show on May 13. On that date the only other pupils in the audience will be deaf children from the Robarts School. May Court members will be presenting the story of Peter Pan using hand signals as well as the voices used in the regular Marionette Show. This seems like a very fitting way to make the "Year of the Disabled" more realistic to our children. Also present for the assembly were Mrs. J. Kwasnicki and her twin sons Nathan, who is deaf and attends Roberts School, and Matthew a kindergarten pupil in Lucan. They spoke to each other in sign language. Good Friday morning two grade 3 pupils from Dorothy Nott's room, Jennifer Glendenning and John Jones, journeyed to CFPL radio. London, to take in the money raised by the Junior School for Bunny Bundle. The children were asked to do extra jobs for friends and relatives to earn money to donate to Crippled Children. They all worked very hard and came up with the magnificent sum of Two Hundred and Four Dollars and fifty cents. Congratulations girls and boys and thank you, Moms. Dads. Uncles, Aunts and Grandparents for the many dimes, nickels and pennies. and many hills as well. Special mention should he made of Jimmie Wein who. though away sick, earned 81140, the most brought fn byany one pupil, aswell asa little three year old, Kelly Maguire, who sent in a dollar with her sister for Benny Bundle 1 Rid all JUNIORS THIRD AT KIWANIS -- The McGillivray Control School junior choir finished third against nine other competitors in the recent London Kiwanis Music Festival. Back, left, teacher Betty McIntyre, Linda Leyten, Darlene Daley, Cheryl Thomp- son, Arlene Thompson, Debbie Hodgson, Kim MacGregor, Kim Amos, Jure Wright, Laurie Rowe, Wm. Phipps, Wm. Whiting and Sean Morton. Third row, Robert Van Dam, George Coursey, Todd Larkin, David Windsor, Matthew Heffernan, Cindy Heman, Valerie Parkinson, Robin Rees, Meagan Henry, Bonnie McAlpine, Todd Lewis, Gerry Lynn and music teacher Alice tingard. Second, Peter Pero, Heather Hodgins, Tanya Neil, Carrie Sutherland, Piet Blauboer ll, Sylvia DeWeerd, Artie Mallard, Morjie Atmore, Kelly Hodgson, Jodi Woodburn, Taro farmer and Heather Cocksworth. Front, Steven Rowe, tyle Scarborough, Kathy Stengel, Jeff Amos, Mark Amos, Tim O'Connor, Tracy Pitman, Marsha Sutherland, Tracy Kettle, Dennis Craven and Patrick Phipps. T -A photo of the Canadian Cancer Society. To volunteer canvassers: Many kits are still out and the end of the month is fast approaching. The suggested day for completion of the house to housecanvasswas to day the 22nd. If you are finished please take your completed kit and money to eitherthe village office or the Treasurer, M.H. Hodgins, 230 Butler St. If you are not finished try to round it off tonight or Revival Centre Tuesday tSvening,'at Fami- ly Night. at Lucan Revival Centre, Mrs. Ruth Nunn sang "Prayer Changes Things". Dr. C.H. Nunn in- troduced Rev. Dishon Sabwa, Conference superintendent from Kenya, Africa. People there believe Can- dians are Christians. The people there are friendly., love missionaries, preachers. and the Word of God. In cities most people understand English, while an interpreter is needed in the country. Qualified teachers are badly needed, and the government will pay them to come. Rev. Sabwa has just com- pleted a six month course in Christian training in London England. Dr. Nunn invited him to come to Canada and he left his wife and children in Kenya. Five months ago his wife had a baby boy he is waiting to see when he returns to Kenya next month. His people in Kenya are hoping he will bring a missionary with him. Easter Sunday morning Rev. Ray Brewster con- ducted the service, with Easter lilies adorning the platform. Lorna Head played the piano as she ac- companied Mrs. Marlene Thornton as she sang "The Holy City". Harold Fletcher played his guitar and Ken Allen the violin, with Lorraine Armitage on piano, as Mr. Fletcher sang ".The Old Rugged Cross". Danny Gillard ministered singing "Ten Thousand Angels". Rev. Brewster spoke from Luke 24:1-14, saying The birth of Jesus Christ and His life would not have been im- portant if He had not been crucified, put in a tomb, and then rose again. Sunday evening Rev. Brewster, Lorraine Ar- mitage. and Marlene Thorn- ton sang "I Will Glory in the Cross.' The Tim LaHaye film, narrated by Beverly LaHaye. told how to over- come fear. Good Friday Meditation - "The Way of the Cross" was held at 10 a.m. The Sunday School children had been busy making a collage for each of the seven stations of the Cross. depicting the events. these were hung on the walls of the Church. The service was composed of ap- propriate readings. prayers, and hymns. United Church Easter Sunday Joyous congregational singing filled the Lucan United Church Easter Sunday morning as many members and guests shared in the most sacred of all dates on the Christian calendar. The choir, under the direction of Helen Stanley sang "They Have Taken Away my Lord, by Stainer, with Jean Jones singing the solo voice of Mary Magdaline and Rev. Keith Brown, the answering voice of Jesus. Handels glorious "llalleluia Chorus" was also sung. Before taking the many children to Junior Church, Sharon Barnes told the legend of the beginning of the Easter bunny and of its true meaning. Members and friends were welcomed by John and Stewart Park. Upcoming in the United Church: Bible Study continues each Sunday evening at the manse at 7:30. All are welcome. Tonight, Wednesday, at 8:30 the Friendship Unit meets in the C.E. wing with Phyllis Brady leading in the Study and Worship. Tomorrow evening at 8:15 in the C.E. Wing, the Couples Club will hear Bill Stanley speaking of Pastor Jim Stanley's work in Senegal. All United ('hurch men are invited to a men's rally in Riverside United ('hurch on Saturday, May 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be special speakers, good singing and "how to" discussions. Your minister has further information. tomorrow. The executive month. Thanks for all your needs a few days to finish up help. The job could not be details before the end of the done without the volunteers. Holy Trinity Anglican The Feast of the Resurrec- tion of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ was combined with the service of Holy Bap- tism, Sunday at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Ryan Phillip Moon, infant son of Gordon and Brenda Moon was baptized and received into the congrega- tion of Christ's flock. The church was beautiful- ly decorated with Easter flowers and lilies which were given in memory of loved ones and to the glory of God. A Paschal Candle was also placed in the church in lovings memory of Rev. Murray Brooks by his daughter -Terry Bloch and her, family. Worshippers were greeted by the Hardy family Carol, Frank, Christa and Philip. Lessons were read by Russell Radcliffe and Marion Hodgins and the gospel by Rev. L.V. Pocock. An anthem entitled "Come Ye Faithful" was sung by the Sr. Choir. The rector began his Homily with this statement "Easter Day is also called the Feast of Fools". As Christians we rejoice on this day and shout praises of joy because "Christ is Risen" from the dead. We'live in an age of facts and science where everything must be proved. Rev. L.V. Pocock, father of rector. assisted with the celebration of the Eucharist. Up -coming Events: Tues., - Bible Study continues, 8 p.m. - rectory. Wed., - Sun- day £chool teachers meeting - 8:30 p.m. - rectory. Girl wins in badminton The City of London bad- minton championships were held recently at the Wolsley Barracks London when Heather Hodgson, daughter of Alice and Murray Hodgson, Butler Street, Lucan won the Women's C Division, a group for younger people. Heather was eliminated in the preliminaries by a woman who went on into the A group and Heather into C where she won all her games. Congratulations Heather. Good Friday service The usual Good Friday Service in Lucan United Church was far from "the usual", and it was wonderful to see how the Teens class had prepared such in- teresting centres, along with their teacher Barb Ban- nerman and superintendent Jim Robertson. Tabatha and Neil Froats welcomed those attending and distributed the orders of service. Following the opening hymn, a Scripture and Prayer by Rev. Keith Brown, Mr. Robertson ex- plained what we would find as we progressed from group to group in the C.E. rooms. A film, shown by Tami McRoberts , with questions being asked of those viewing it, in order to get us thinking, four learning centres, first, using the painting media to show what Easter and or the Resurrection means to us, second the use of Christian Symbols, third making banners or posters and lastly the making of collages. When all had progressed through the learning situations they returned tc the Sanctuary to discuss, it small groups, the questions "Why did Jesus have to die for me?" and "What dif- ference does His Resurrection make to me?" A brief report was made by a member of each group. Holy Communion was celebrated, following the singing of a hymn and members felt they had really spent 11/2 hours in meaningful worship. Young sharing in this presentation along with Tami, included Ray and Ted Hall, Sheila Jones, Carolyn Lankin, Terri McRoberts, Linda and Leslie Patterson. A warm "Thank you" to these young people with their teacher and superintendent for sharing with us such a great learning experience. Unable to be present on Friday evening, but working on the project also were Kelly and Darryl Ibbitson and Brent Bannerman. AILSA CRAIG REPAIR Farm & Industrial Equipment Repair Welding hydraulic hose general form supply Ph 293-3502 or come in to see us of 109 Main St. AILSA CRAIG Tim & Bev LaHaye in a Family Life Film Seminar The Spirit Controlled Temperament April 26th - "Six Keys to Marital Happiness' PLACE: lucan Revival Centre TIME: 7 p.m. .We have: • Yarns COUNTRY CRAFTS AND THINGS NOW OPEN Wanted Childrens Clothing • Nearly New Clothing• • Croft Supplies • Shell Crafts • Macrame Yarns • Crofts and Yarn lrtergture • Ready Made Crafts and Nearly New Clothing Token on consi nment COUNT Y RAFTS and THING 175 Main, Lucan 227-4033 s