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Times -Advocate, February 10, 1912
CoIIege headspeaks
Worshippers at Holy "God:s call," he said, 'is
Trinity Anglican Church not just for the priest but for
were welcomed by Mrs, all who seek to do his will and
Elizabeth Scott and Michael for the building of his kin -
i r on the 5th Sunday in dom." "We, the people, are
EMPhany- the Chuarch, and if we are
This being Theological then we must share in that
Education Sunday, it was' Ministry."
our Pleasure to have as a The junior choir, ac -
guest, Dr. J. Grant Morden, companied by Beaulah
principal of Huron College. Hardy at the organ, sang a
The college provides a delightful anthem entitled
good liberal arts education "Sing a New Song."
as well as theological Congratulations go out to
education for those who Carol Smith. She is the
chodse to become priests of second student to learn and
the Church. He brought a recite the books of the New
very inspiring message on Testament and will be
"Vocation". awarded a certificate of
Merit at a later date.
The flowers on the altar
were placed there to the
glory of God and in loving
memory of Irene Coursey
and Delrene Downs, placed
there by Dr. and Mrs. Merill
Edwards and family.
Up -coming events:
February 10 , Great Chapter
meeting at St. John's, Arva,
8:00 p.m.
Confirmation -classes are
being held following Sunday
Worship bring a lunch.
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Craig book
club meets
By AUCE DICKENS
AILSA CRAIG
The monthly meeting of
the Book Club was held in
the library recently. Two
books were reviewed "The
Falcon and the Snowman"
by Robert Lindsey and "At
the Drop of a Veil" .by
Alireza. The book to be
reviewed next month is The
Second Lady by Irving
Wallace.
Plat euchre
Twenty-four euchre
players enjoyed themselves
at Craigweil Gardens Activi-
ty Centre last week. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Ron
McComb, Mrs. Nola Everyone is invited to a
McEwen. Miss Belle Steven- Crokinole party on
son. Mrs. Isabell Bannister, Saturday, February 20th at 2
Mrs. Roy Morton and Car- p.m. at the Church, span-
,mon Stewart. Refreshments sored by the Sunday School.
were served by Activity Cen- Please bring
tre Committee. ' your board with
' The next euchre will be a . Y 11.
Sunday, February 21,
Valentine's euchre, Kathy Kaune's class is
February 15 at 2 p.m.
Personals preparing to present a
Mrs. Ethel Phillips "flannelgraph" talk and
reports that the Bible Socie- special singing from 10 to
tp of London are very 10:30, at which time about
grateful to the citizens of the half of the Sunday school
village for contributing ;1,. members, those in the
429.00 an increase over last Scouting and Guiding groups
year's givings of $1,293.00. will be leaving for the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis
were with Mr. •and Mrs.
Harvey Morley recently.
A warm welcome is ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs.
Varley who 'have purchased
Mrs. Ella Tweddle's home
on John Street; also to Fron-
tier Flowers who had their
grand opening of business on
main street in the former
Meadows store, or more
recentlY the former Val -D -
Lyn flower shop.
We are pleased to learn
that Rev. Roberts will
resume his duties as of
February, 14. The junior
choir,. delighted the con-
gregation with an anthem on
Sunday.
February 21 all Guiding
and Scouting groups will
attend church for their 75th
anniversary.
Crokinole
at SS party
Church Service at Holy
Trinity.
February 28, the annual
Teachers' dinner will be held
at 4 p.m. with Rev. Ray
Lindsay of Parkhill asguest
speaker. Mr. Lindsay is the
U.C. Director for the Boy
Scouts of Canada.
Sure sounds like 'a busy
month.for the Sunday School.
• In spite of the cold, at
tendance keeps up to just
over the 100 mark and as
better weather appears will
be back up to 130. The
leadership in the Sunday
School is super and interest
is high in learning more of
the Bible and Christ's
teachings.
Seniors pot.Iuck
set for Thursday
Members of 'the Sunshine
and Busy Buddies groups are
reminded of the Pot Luck
Luncheon tomorrow,
Thursday, at 12:00 sharp.
Please bring your own dishes
and cutlery to save time in
"washing up".
A trip was suggested by
tour convener, Elsie Gibson,
to the Cullen Gardens,
Whitby for the first week of
May. Please sign up as soon •
as possible, so the bus may
be reserved.
Birthday congratulations
were extended to Edythe
Murdy, Koz Loynes, Earl
Lewis and Mildred Hirtzel.
A vote of thanks was given
to Dean Gibson for making O'Neil. '
the two very excellent
bulletin boards, and a motion
made to pay -for same.
A copy of the Ann Landers
humorous column on
"pants" was read by Mary.
Kooy. The balance of the
slides on the N.W.
Territories and the Yukon
tour were shown by Iva
Hodgins, taking the group
from Whitehorse down to
Skagway, on the narrow
gauge railroad and through
the inside passage on down
to Vancouver.
The card convener for the
day was Hazel Williams and
the lunch was provided'by
Rita and Luther Morley,
Mabel Needham and Alma
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Education director to
speak to Home,Scho�I
Next Thursday, February
18, the Home and School
Association will meet in the
Lucan Building at 7:45 p.m.
The special speaker will be
the Director of Education for
Middlesex County. Mr. F.S.
-toll and an added feature
will be the Medway Choir.
Parents are urged to set
aside this one evening in the
interest of their children but
everyone is invited.
In spite of the stormy
weather, student pictures
were taken Thursday, and
Friday at each school. .
Ttle Lucan and District
Lions Club is 6nce again
providing ice time for an
instructional skating
program for students at the
Lucan building. It com-
menced last week and will
continue for six weeks.
Don't forget to save your
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publication. The winner was
Michelle Le Neve of Point
Edward with her title "Soft-
ball Strikes Again." The first
issue in November carried
the new logo and .0 leiter
from Michelle. She is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Rets
Robb of Lucan.
Campbell Soup labels and
give them to a student to
take to the school before
February 20. Labels are
needed from all Campbell's
soups, Chunky soups, tdmato
juice, Allen's apple juice and
apple sauce, and Franco -
American products.
The school Public
Speaking Assembly will be
next Thursday, February 17
and the area competition is
on March 4th at the Lucan
building when students from
5 or 6' schools will be
speaking. School choirs will
also be singing. This should
be a very interesting evening
to which everyone is invited.
United Church
At Lucan United Church
Sunday morning, members
and friends were welcomed
by Gordon and Bill Froats, -
and Rev. Keith Brown
commenced a new'series on
"The Lord's Prayer"
beginning with "Father".
Our lives are changed
when we accept the gift of
love given by God when He
sent His Son to take all our
sins upon . himself and in
accepting this freely given
gift we call God "Father",
said Mr. Brown.
Mr. Brown told members
of the congregation that this
gift is available right then by
opening : their hearts and
inviting Him to come in, and'
concluded with "Let us Live,
Valentine
poems for
WI meeting
All women of the - com-
munity are invited to attend
'a Valentine meeting of the
Lucan Women's Institute,
Wednesday, February 17, at
2 p.m. Members are asked to
bring a Valentine poem,
game, etc. as part of the
program.
Vina Emet'y, Branch
Director and Iva Hodgins,
District. Tweedsmuir History
Curator, attend the North
Middlesex District Board
meeting in Granton Monday,
toplan the District Annual In
May.
Bowling scores
Monday Ladies - Sharon
Redick 229-640, Joan Gibbs
253, Marg Greenlee 245,
Mary Jefferies 230, Joyce
Sovereign 240, May Murphy
234, Joyce Van Geel 228, Pat
Hirtzel 218, Carol Willems
212.
Colleen's - Jean Hickson
227-658, Sue Heffernan 283-
655, Val Neil 234-647, Lorna
Harrison 266-623, Mary Van
Gee' 266-616, Marg Carroll
242, Helen Hearn 233, Pat
Bloxam •223, Norah Cowie
220, Ann Straatman 214.
Juniors - Dawn Reid 226,
Jranice Atkinson 218,
Lauralee McDonald 206, Rod
Johnston 197; Jamie Bond
194, Leanne Sovereign 189,
Terry Evans 184, Craig
Burgas 170, Tonya Butchart
169, Sandy Hyde 168. •
Medway • Ilene Moir 246-
661, Cal Carmichael 239-643,
Doris Loft 227, Myrtle
Hastings 219, Marg Car-
michael 198, Clark Loft 194,
Willard Smibert 188, Edith
Gr 185.
Senior Citizens - Charlie
Grieves 221-611, Alf Riley
192, Verna Dowdall 183, Alex
Young 178, 'Maurice
McDonald 177, Harry Hardy
163, Ed Armstrong 162.
Bantams - Michael
Dillabough 128, Tim Miller
119, Shelly Johnston . 118,
Robert Damen 118, Jeremy
Jemec 114, Paul Acres 112,
Wendy Gwalchmai 111,
Jason Miller 106, Chris
Sleaford 106, Stephen Yule
105.
Wednesday Mixed - Harold
Smith 280-693, Rose Maxwell
237-679, Pat Ryan 267-673,
Dave Wickens 229-663, Russ
Smith 239-645, Lynn Smith
209-603, Rick Evans 228-602,
Buddy Appleman 229, Jim
'Low 214, Larry Smith 210,
Sue Pipe 208, Bob Pipe 206.
Thursday Men • Larry De
('aluwe 329-812, Brian •
Ankers 301813, Len Smith
304-783, Rill Neil 259-692,
Mike Brintnell 245-691, Lyle
Beatson 273-685, Jeff Park
2.52-683, Norm Lewis 296-678,
Wes Hickson 265-665, Art Bell
238-664, Earl Morgan 310, Al
Lewis 274, Russ Smith 267.
Friday Mixed - Len Smith
289-729, Bob Smith 310-166,
Wayne Smith 252-647, Dave
Mawdsley 269-633, Pat
Hodgins 239-601, Nancy
Densmore 253, Bob Smith
249, Bob Graham 243, Rita
Holland 220, Fdyth Watson
200.
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from day to day, lives that
are the image of God, the
Father."
Henry Kaune and
daughter Lisa, sang a lovely
Gospel duet )1111 My Cup",
accompanied on the organ
by Helen Stanley.
The children's story on our
hands, the greatest of God's :.
gift of tools, was given by
. Marjorie Park, and Barb
Gibson led the youngsters
out fdr Junior Church.
The monthly ' coffee
Fellowship Hour, sponsored
by the Outreach Committee
was much enjoyed by those
remaining after the service.
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Well pumps need repair
Council to review sewer pact
Lucan council will be
asking the village solicitor to
check out an agreement
received from the Ontario
Ministry of the Environment
regarding expansion of the
sewage system.
The agreement would
allow the Ministry;to become
the manager of the review of
the sewage system to
determine how much larger
it should become and guide
council in making a decision.
According to Ministry of
Environment figures, the
present Lucartsewagesystem
is over its capacity.
At the same regular
council meeting held
Tuesday night, works
superintendent Doug
Johnston reported that the
village's well pumps were in
need of major repair and he
felt an increase in water
rates would be necessary.
Johnston was instructed to
come up with estimates of
the repair and clerk Ed
Melanson will estimate the
1982 revenue and council will
decide if any increases are
necessary.
Deputy -reeve Norm'
Steeper, chairman of the
planning board reported that
his group felt more
flexibility should be given to
commercial uses in an area
of the Proof Line at the
northern end of the village.
Steeper said Lucan Home
Decorating Centre has ap-
plied for an amendment and
rezoning, but, the planning
board felt other properties in
the area could be included.
In his report deputy -reeve
Steeper commended works
superintendent Doug
Johnston and his staff for the
Scouters plan
spaghetti meal
The Lucan group com-
mittee has been very busy
finalizing plans for the an-
nual Spaghetti dinner which
will be held this year at the
community centre, Tuesday,
February 16 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Tickets are available from
all the Section Leaders and
at Shaw's Dairy Store.
The food will be delicious
and all proceeds will go for
Scouting.
All Guiding and Scouting
Groups will attend Church
Service, Sunday February
21, at Holy Trinity Anglican
Church, at 11:15, to celebrate
.Scouting Week and in par-
ticular the 75th anniversary.
Members are asked to arrive
at the church at 10:45.
Refreshments will be
served in the lower hall
following the service, with a
specially decorated cake,
and displays will illustrate
the work of the young people
in their various groups.
BUILD
ON YOUR
NYESTI�ENT
excellent job they did on
clearing streets and
sidewaUcs during the very
extreme winter storms.
Steeper also reported the
resignation of George Young
after 10 years on the plan-
ning board. He is being
replaced by councillor Larry
Hotson.
Council approved the
purchase of 10,000. Inter-
national Plowing Match
place mats at a cost of $250
through the IPM general
committee and some will be
distributed to • local
restaurants.
Deputy -reeve Steeper and
council or Gary McFall
were named to a committee
to investigate the possibility
of establishing Village of
Lucan awards for the top
students from Lucan in each
grade at Medway Hlgh
School.
Revival Centre .News.
Sunday morning, Harold
Fletcher played his guitar as
he sang "Reach Out", a song
written by his wife, Geri
Fletcher. He ' then led the
singing of Psalm 134.
Rev. C.J. Williams read
the Lord's SuPPer .in Luke
22:18-20. Keeping the
ceremony of communion is a
commandment of the Lord.
Grape juice and bread were
- common staples in Israel.
Jesus used them to represent
the remembering of His
sacrifice. Should we
remember Christ every time
we eat? Yes, we should, as •
God has provided for us.
The same night one of His
disciples was betraying Him,
Christ broke the bread for
His disciples. To be a
committed disciple of Christ
will cost us as we partake of
the suffering.
Our Christian life is being
completely involved with
Christ. Communion is
participation with Christ.
When we are hidden in
Christ, we are protected. Our.
dedication to God is equal to
our pouring out of ourselves
for God.
Gary Schlegel ministered
Sunday evening. He said
people today talk more about
what the devil is doing then
what Jesus does. Satan at-
tacks the young people to
tempt them in drugs, sex, to
follow the pattern of the
world. 1 Samuel ;18:111 tells
of David suddenly being
thrust into the limelight.
From being an unknown
shepherd boy, David after
killing Goliath, rose to a high.
rank in the army, living in
the king's house. But his
success made the king
jealous of him, trying to kill
him. As king Saul tried to kill
David with a spear, so satan
trjes to pin the church to the
wall. As David eluded Saul's
spear, so Christians' can
elude the devil by watchful
living for God. David had to
flee to protect his life.
Today people who have no
fear for their spiritual life
find themselves pinned by
satan's temptations. We
need to feel to live fo r Christ,
that will not allow us to give
in to the temptation of the
world.
Upcoming events "Talent
night - February 12 "Make a
Joyful Noise for Haiti"
Friday evening, from 7 to 11
p.m., •at Lucan Revival
Centre, presenting a
Christian Musical Evening
to raise 81,500 for a cement
flooring in the Blackburn's
Orphanage in Maissade„
Haiti.
Chuck and Brenda
Stillwell, RR 2, Lucan, are
going to work at this or-
phanage. They will be
showing slides of their trip to
Haiti last fall. Anyone
wishing to share in music or
song, please contact Harold
or Geri Fletcher at 293-3478
after 4 p.m.
ROUGHRIDER VISITS DINNER - John Glassford of the Ottawa Roughriders chats
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