Times-Advocate, 1981-12-02, Page 20Page 4A
Times -Advocate, December 2, 1981
Home, school group
topic on vandalism
The Biddulph-Lucan
Home. School and Communi-
ty Assoc. met Thursday
evening. November 19 in the
Lucan building, with an ex-
cellent attendance.
Constable James
McDonald of the Strathroy
O.P.P. Detachment, spoke
on vandalism. He told the
members and friends how
the public could help by
reporting any suspicious
looking strangers in the area
and said half humorously
that the most helpful person
is "a nosey neighbour!"
Pathfinders
keep busy
Another thrilling month
for the Pathfinders has gone.
We started the month off by
the bake sale at the craft
sale at the arena which was
a great success. We would
like to thank Wendy Thomas,
one of the leaders. for mak-
ing agin erbreadhouse for a
raffle. We sold 495 tickets,
and Sue Wilcox pulled the
winning ticket which was
Anne deBoer.
November 2Oth the
Pathfinders went in to Lon-
don to "University Man-
nequin."which is a modeling
and make-up studio. We
went to Mother's for supper.
and then Christmas shop-
ping. We would like to thank
Ann Schuesslar and Wendy
Thomas for transportation
and an enjoyable evening.
Our • group is very small.
Anyone between 13 and 15
years old will be most
welcome to become a
member. We plan to do
many more things. e.g. cam-
ping. outings. etc.. so come
on out and register now!
Allison Clark
Constable McDonald
spoke of the "Strive"
program which basically
means that the Board of
Education pays schools so
much per child to cover any
vandalism at a particular
school.
Any balance left over at
the end of the year goes to
the school so it really pays
off if the pupils and the
. public can help prevent van-
dalism by reporting. im-
mediately. any unauthorized
persons or vehicles on school
property. A most interesting
question and answer period
followed.
During the business
period. chaired by president,
Shirley Fowles, it was an-
nounced that the Board of
Education had forwarded
grant money to cover the
cost of the Creative
Playground equipment, but
this grant must be
reinvested in school equip-
ment before December 31,
1981.
James Duddy, vice-
president. outlined various
needs of different grades
and the decision was made
to purchase new "crash
pads" for high jumping and
gym mats for tumbling, for
use at both schools. A
number of friends present
became members and it was
pointed out that it is not
necessary to have children
in school to become a
member. You just need to be
interested in your home,
school and community.
The next meeting will be
held Thursday February 19,
with Mr. Stewart Toll,
Director of Education for
the Board of Education as
guest speaker, on the topic
"'Where is Education
Heading?" Mark it on your
calendar and plan to .tend.
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SNOWFLAKE BAZAAR — The annual Lucan UCW snowflake bozaar was a success Friday
Shown with some of the craft articles are Beth Cowdrey and Judy Campbell.
night.
and district mews'`'
Cradle
Don and Anna McGuire
greeted worshippers as they
arrived for service Sunday
evening at Lucan United
Church.
Rev. Keith Brown con-
tinued his series on the Ser-
mon on the Mount. dealing
this week with Jesus'
teaching on adultery. Jesus
emphasized that the lustful
imagination is as wrong in
God's sight as the outward
act.
Our present day per-
missive society with its
provocative T.V. programs.
books. films and por-
nographic material en-
courages such lustful at-
titudes. as does the teaching
which claims that there is no
absolute moral standard.
Christiansneed to be aware
of these pressures and to
speak out against them.
Christ taught that radical
means are necessary to deal
with the lustful imagination.
He urges o to eliminate any
habits. actions or
relationships which con-
tribute to it In dealing with
this problem in our own
lives. we need to fill our
minds with Christ and the
Former clerk
passes away
A life -time member of this
community until 1976. pass-
ed away at Huronview last
week. namely Muriel
1 McCarter 1 Gibson widow of
the late Irving Gibson.
Mrs. Gibson lived on the
2nd G. McGillivray. and
attended Public School near
her home and Lucan High
School. later marrying Ir-
ving Gibson
She served the village for
55 years as secretary -
treasurer of the Hydro Com-
mission and then as village
clerk. retiring in December.
1976.
Mr. Gibson died May 13,
1977 and shortly thereafter
Mrs. Gibson moved to
Huronview where she served
on two committees, "New
Horizon" and "Home Com-
mittee". In the latter
capacity she visited various
other homes to learn of their
activities for seniors, retir-
ing from this committee
about two years ago. She
will be greatly missed by her
family and many friends.
At United Church
lve MVf. Hodgins
227.4714
roll meets today
thought of what He has done
one
for us. and to turn our atten-
tion outwards to seek the
good of others.
Dorothy Dedels' special
story for the boys and girls
on the theme. "With God all
things are possible".
challenged children and
adults alike. Jean Brown
gave a Library Minute Talk
encouraging adults to read
some of the fine Christian
books in the Church Library.
She gave a brief review of
three of these books. The
choir. under the direction of
Doug Barr sang a lovely
arrangement of Amazing
Grace in which Marion Barr
participated as solist.
The Cradle Roll meets
Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the
Kindergarten room. All
mothers with their pre-
school children are warmly
invited.
The choir is busy rehear-
ing each Thursday at 7:30 for
the Christmas music. If you
like to sing. do come out and
join them under the direc-
tion of Doug Barr.
The Couples club Christ-
mas Supper and Programme
is scheduled for Friday at 7
p.m'
Next week is White Gift
Sunday. A lovely service,
conducted entirely by the
boys and girls of the Sunday
School is being prepared.
For White Gifts this year,
the children are asked to br-
ing pens. pencils. crayons.
rubbers and notebooks for
children living in a refugee
situation in Angola. Africa.
Good support
for apple day
The Scouting Group com-
mittee is grateful for the
support of the community in
the recent "Apple Day". The
Cubs and Scouts had a very
successful fund raising pro-
ject
Please by advised that any
boy canvassing for Scouting
will he dressed in the un-
iform of his section. If he is
not in uniform. he is not
representing Lucan
Scouting.
Lucan Scouting has been
successful in their applica-
tion to handle the programs
for the 1982 Plowing Match.
Congratulations.
A BUSY MARKER Phyllis Brady is shown marking articles
prior to Friday's Luton UCW snowflake bozaar. T•A photo
Sewing supplies (needles.
threaa. nuttons. zippers. cot-
ton material. knitting
needles and yarn) are also
welcome, as are donations of
money to help cover postage
costs.
A Fellowship Coffee Hour
sponsored by the Outreach
Committee will follow the
service. in the form of a
light luncheon. especially to
start off the Christmas
season. Next Wednesday.
December 9 at 6:30 p.m. the
General U.C.W. Christmas
pot -luck supper will be held.
Ml women welcome.
Lina Abbott
was reporter
A well,-rgrnembered lady
on the Lucan-scene for many
years. Miss Lina Abbott.
died in Parkwood Hospital,
London. November. 23. Lina
received her education in
Lucan and graduated from
the London Normal School.
She was a lifelong teacher,
mostly at Perth School in
Toronto.
When she retired to the
family home at the corner of
Beech and Alice in 1950 she
immediately became much
involved in Holy Trinity
Anglican Church as a Sunday
School teacher and in the
Guild and W.A. It was
through her efforts that the
"League of Loyalty" was
started and many young peo-
ple in the village still
remember Lina with affec-
tion.
She was also very active in
the Women's Institute of
which her mother was a
charter member and she
presented her mother's pin
to the Branch to be worn by
each president.
She became the T -A cor-
respondent in 1951 and kept
everyone. both near and far
abreast of the happenings in
the community right up to
the time she sold her home
and became a. resident at
McCormick Home in
December. 1968.
Miss Abbott was also a
correspondent for the Lon-
don Free Press and the St.
Marys Journal -Argus.
Work meeting today
Dorcas entertain Meadowcrest
Members of the Dorcas
Unit of the Lucan United
Revival Centre
Wednesday evening
members of the Revival
Centre Women's Auxiliary
held their monthly meeting
at the home of president.
Mrs. June Henry. The
meeting opened with joyful
chorus singing.
Mrs. Nola Murray talked
on faith and praising the
Lord. for victories from
James 4:5. and Eph 4:15-16,
and 3: 16-19 she showed our
need to grow in the Lord and
when we are humble and
teachable, we will grow'
Mrs. Murray stressed the
truth that God anoints us
with His Holy Spirit. As we
obey God. He will minister
through us. After the
meeting, the ladies were
treated to lunch. featuring
"pitas" made by Mrs. Isobel
Edwards.
Sunday morning Doug
Butler and Martha Sullivan
sang Heti, I'm a Believer
Now
Rev. ('.J. Williams spoke
on being a winner. from
Luke 10: 1-2. 8, 16-20, asking
"Who is winning?" Rev •
Williams asked if facing the
drug scene the young people
face today if they could have
strength to be winners.
Jesus Christ came to
redeem the world. The
seventy went out to preach
deliverance, when Jesus
sent them.
Realism of Christianity is
seeing things as God sees
them.
Unless Christians go out.in
the name of Jesus. they will
produce nothing. Going out
in Jesus Name. in His
strength. they come out
winners.
At the close of the service.
Doug Butler sang "The Love
of God."
Sunday evening Rev.
Williams spoke on the theme
"I did not know that". Talk-
ing about some of nature's
oddities we do 'not know
about. Rev. Williams said
that in Leviticus 25 laws
were written that men could
be freed from debts in the
year of Jubilee, when men
were given liberty.
Upcoming events Next
Sunday, December 6, at 7
p.mwill be the Sunday
School Christmas program.
Everyone welcome.
Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., will
be the church Christmas
banquet in the Church dining
hall. Reception upstairs and
meal to follow. After dinner.
a special program follows.
See Mrs. Cathy Mason for
tickets.
Church Wonten met in the
Christian Education Rooms
Tuesday afternoon to
rehearse a Christmas play to
be presented later in the
afternoon. and to conduct
their business meeting, prior
to receiving guests from the
Meadowcrest Home Inc.
Highway 7.
During the business
meeting, chaired by the
leader Mabel Froats, it was
decided to turn all monies,
except a small working
balance in to the General
treasurer. A work meeting
will be held at 9:30 this mor-
ning. Wednesday, to pack
the Christmas baskets for
the Church shut-ins.
The general U.C.W. Christ-
mas meeting will be held
Wednesday December 9,
commencing with a pot luck
supper. at 8;30 p.m. to which
representatives from the
other churches in the com-
munity will be invited, plus
S.S. teachers and officers;
choir members, and
quitters.
The next "Lunch Out" for
village seniors, will be held
Wednesday, December 16 at
the Arena, with the U.C.W.
in charge. All seniors
wishing to attend must call
the co-ordinator, Andrea
Vahey. 227-4834, by Monday
noon and if transportation is
required please call the
"Helping Hands" at 227-
1222.
At 2:30 the special guests
arrived and games were en-
joyed led by Iva Hodgins,
carols by Marjorie Park and
a lovely worship period was
led by Mabel Froats as
Isaiah. Kae Thompson took
the part of the questioning
"Child".
Joseph was portrayed by
Bernice Lockver, Mary by
Iola Goring, the shepherds
were Marj Park and Jean
Brown, the angel Iva
Hodgins and the Wisetnen
Mabel Cobleigh, Muriel
Cobleigh and Greta Gibson.
Members and guests were
entertained by Tabatha
Froats at the piano and Jane
Holden singing "You gave
me Love". Both girls are
pupils of Helen Stanley, and
did a lovely job.
Refreshments were serv-
ed by Jean Brown, Muriel
Cobleigh. Iola Goring and
Iva Hodgins.
BAZAAR BAKING - - Leda Revington, Mari Park and president Shirley Ryan are shown
with some of the baking at Friday's snowflake bazaar sponsored by the Lucan UCW
Bazaar thanks
The committee for the
"Snowflake Bazaar'„ held
Friday evening, would like
to thank everyone who par-
ticipated in any way to make
it the most successful one in
history. those who donated
baking. articles for the
different tables, working
before during and
afterward. the Pathfinders
and their leaders and
several of the Guides ser-
ving in the tearooms. Those
from other churches and the
community who attended in
"droves" must not be
forgotten and we do thank
you all.
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EAGER PURCHASERS - Jane and Jean Thompson were the
first on hand Friday night as prospective buyers
Lucon UCW snowflake bazaar.
FIRE CALL
The Lucan District
volunteer fire department
answered a call to the home
of Joe Koricina on Conces.-
sion 2 of Biddulph, on Thurs-
day afternoon' where the
chimney had caught fire. No
damage resulted.
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8:30 p.m.St. Thomas'
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