Times-Advocate, 1982-02-17, Page 15•
Churches plan for
'82 plow match
Three more churches were
represented at the meeting of
the oommmittee for the Coun-
ty churches at the plowing
Match held February 9, at
Merton ierton United Church.
The winning logo on the
theme "The Seed -Our. Hope"
and the three runners-up
were on display. Marilyn Sur-
manski produced the winning
design . winning the prize of
$75. and Sandra VanKessel
Moreen McMahon and
Thomas A. Brown each
received $25. for their logos.
It is hoped that all entries
may be used a a basis for ban-
ners to help decorate the
Arena for the church service.
The Lucan Ministerial
reported that plans are well
underway for the Sunday
service.
Personal contributions to
help defray expenses, will be
most welcome. Cheques are
to be made out to Holy Trin-
tiy Anglican church, in trust,
and mailed to Mr. and Mrs.
' Don Ankers, Dox 198, Lucan
Ontario, NOM 2JO. The sub-
comt*ittees met and discuss-
• ed mflny points in connection
with 'their, various
committees:
The next meeting will be
Hymn sing,
on Sunday
held at Riverside United
Church,DunedenSt. London,
on Tuesday March 9 at 7:30.
Please note the change of
time from 8 to 7:30.
If your church has not been
represented at these'
meetings, please appoint one
or two persons to attend so
you may share inbg the
message of Christ to hose at-
tending the plowing match.
Members and friends at
Lucan United Church Sunday
morning were welcomed by
Leda and Sheridan
Revington.
Continuing his series on the
"Lord's Prayer" Rev. Keith
Brown, speaking on the se-
cond phrase "who art in
Heaven", said this is a
description of God's
character. John Glen Jr., the
Astronaut said "My God is
not so small that I find Him
only in space." God is on
earth, in heaven and in space
all at the same time and we
cannot live without. him. •
The scriptures are our
authority for knowing God as
He is," said Mr. Brown. We
live in His presence, in His
greet love, and His care en-
circles us constantly. .
Flowers in the Sanctuary
were from the funeralof the
late Gordon Mitchell of Gran-
ton. Mr. Brown extended the
prayers of the congregation to
His loved ones.
The monthly M. & S.
"Minute Talk" was given by
Mabel Froats on Stewardship
is Justice, and Dorothy
Dedels gave the children's
story self -written entitled
"Jesus Loves Me,' and led
,the Julor church.
TIW included the title of
the story and had a magnet
attached turning it into a
"fridgie".Thankyou Dorothy
and helpers. The movie
Chariots of Fire, currently
playing at the Capitol
Theatre, London, was highly
recommended by Mr. Brown
Upcoming .
Tonight Wednesday at 8:30
the Friendship Unit will meet
with Jean Brown leading in
Bible Study. Thursday morn-
ing at 9:45 the Prayer and
Share Inter'1. Fellowship
meets in the C.E. wing.
Next Sunday is the monthly
"Hymn Sing". Come oasing
a. m. and enjoy
hymning.
UCW annual
Marjorie Park, the regional
vice-president, Shirely Ryan
president Lucan U.C.W. and
Jean Brown attended the an-
nual meeting of the Middlesex
Presbyterial U.C.W. on
Thursday, at Wesley -Knox
United Church, London.
Mrs. Jennifer Palmer was
the special speaker on the
theme "Come as a Child."
Four Workshops on the
U.C.W. Purpose, under the
headings "Service"'
"Witness", "Fellowship" anis
"Study" helped to celebrate
the 20th anniversary of the
United Church Women's
organization. An excellent
skit depicting the work of the
U.C.W. through its first 20
years was prepared by Mrs.
Dorothy McRae, Middlesex
North Regional vice-
president, and was presented
by members of the executive.
HEART FUND
A few of the members of the
Lucan Youth Group with
leader Bryan Smith were out
-canvassing for the Heart'
Fund on Sunday afternoon
and will finish up the village
homes during the week. If you
are missed and would like to
contribute to this very wor-
thwhile fund; please call
Bryan, at 227-4905, or drop it
off at his home 289 Beech
Street.
Lions club
- During the month of
January DistrickGovernor Al
Betterley of Mount Brydges
paid an official visit to the
Lucan and District Lions
Club.The dinner turned out to
be one "bycandlelight" as it
was the night the hydro went
off because of one of the
storms. However, Lion Gov.
Al carried on with his most in-
teresting talk.
Members of the Lucan club.
visited the Woodstock Club
and report a fine meeting, ex-
cellent meal and great
fellowship. Pat Clarke was
welcomed as anew member
in January.
Several Lions and their
wives assisted at theJr. D.
Dance. This was much ap-
preciated by the sponsoring
group.
*4. per member has been
paid to the Nairn Home to
help retire the mortgage and
an assessment of 32. per
member was approved. to
help provide song books for
use in Senior Citizens' Homes.
This group is again sponsor-
ing Instructional Skating for
the Lucan Public School
pupils, as well as House
League Hockey wher 130 boys
are registered and figure
skating for 108 boys and girls.
If you need a ride to church,
please- contact Dorothy
Deders, 227-4566 and the
Outreach Committee will try
to help.
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GREAT DAY .OUTDOORS - Students at Lucan Pubik School found Monday's
weather ideal for playing outside. Shown ready to slide down a bunk are Derek
Greenlee, Brad Vollrath, Matthew Bloy, Doris Thompson and Melissa Smaill.
camp at end of month
During December and
January Brownies of the 2nd
Lucan Pack have been busy
with a variety of activities.
They participated . in
Christmas caroling at the
senior citizen's apartments,
some private homes and
several Lucan business
locations.
During the Christmas
holidays. the Brownies en-
joyed the production of
a' Beauty and the Beast" at
McManus Theatre in London.
Fathers of Brownies were
called into action to attend the
father -daughter bowling even-
ing at the Lucan Lanes
January 20, which proved to
be quite exciting as well as
noisy!
Since early January , the
girls have been working hard
to earn pennies for the World
Friendship Fund helps those
in Guiding who especially
need our thoughts and help.
These pennies are
presented on "Thinking
Day'.', February 22. This day
marks the birthdays of Lord
and Lady Baden Powell, the
founders of Scouting and
Guiding and is the day
established for circling the
world with warm and friend-
ly thoughts. -
Saturday, February, 6, the
Brownies attended the
District Winter Outing at Cir-
cle R. Ranch in Delaware.
They participated in cross-
country skiing, skating, sleigh
reding, snowshoeing and
parachute games.
•
Sunday February 7 they at-
tended Orchestra London's
Lollipop Concert, "Once Upon
a Time."
The recent winter weather
has not slowed down the ac-
tivities of the 2nd Lucan
Brownie pack which is now
planning a winter camp at the
end of February.
GOOD SWINGING - Amanda Hotson provides the sw-
inging power for Tina Verhey at the Lucan Public School
playground Monday afternoon. T -A photo
Tirnos-Advocato, Ilehnsory 17, 19E2 Pero 13
Love a Friend theme at St. Patrick's
• A special day called Love a
Friend Day was held at St.
Patrick's School in honour of
Valentine's Day February 12.
The day was organized by the
Student Council and an
assembly was held tceexplain
the day to all students. During
this day, we recognize and
give a heart to anyone who
does a friendly act for us.
Awards were given to those
42 students who completed
the M.S. Readathon. Special
recognition was given to
P gy Malone who read the
most books (60 books) and to
ihannon Thomas who raised
the most money (;41.00).
Total amount raised was
5265.92.
House league sports at St.
Patrick's are continuing with
a special program called
Dance Fit beginning
February 15, 1982. Itis being
. offered to ',redo 7 and 8 girls
and is organized by Miss Sue
Morning Prayer
for .Anglicans
Morning Prayer was the
order of service for. the Sun-
day morning worship at Holy
Trinity Ang. Anglican Church.
Greeting the members of
the congregation were
Sharon, Brian, Christopher
and Lisa Haskett.
Readings of the Old and
New Testament were by Kay
Egan, and Loretta Dickson
played the organ in the
absence'of Beulah Hardy.
Thethirdcertificate Merit
was awarded to Andrea
VanGeel forcorrectly reciting
the Books of the New
Testament.
Rev. Pocock based his ser-
mon on the Gospel of Mark
1:40-45. Jesus said to the
diseased man "I do want to
make you clean".He desires
that all men bmade as
perfect as possible in body,
mind and spirit. In this age of
advanced medical science
and psychiatric treatments
the spirit of the person has
nearly been forgotten when
treatment is considered.
Through the power of
prayer miracles happen to-
day just as they did when
Jesus walked on earth. In
today's society. the greatest
need people have is love. In
exchange for belief in Jesus
Christ as Saviour of the world
god freely gives us His perfect
lave which is everlasting.
The flowers in the sanc-
tuary were from the funerals
of Daniel Malyk and Gordon
Mitchell.
Upcoming
February 21 at 11:00 a.m.
the 75th anniversary of the
BoyScout Movement
Celbration Service.
Beginning on Ash Wednes-
day, February 24, and conti-
nueng each Wednesday even-
ing during Lent, an educa-
tional study called "Ashes to
Easter" will be held at the
church.
More Lucan news on page 21
Barry and Mrs. Mary
Maxwell.
The indoor floor hockey
season is completedwiththe
following teams achieving too
Seniors enjoy
pot luck meal
A super pot luck dinner was
enjoyed by members of the
Sunshine and Busy Buddies
Groups, Thursday at noon
followed by cards convened
by Eva and Alex Young and
crafts. John Loynes received
congratulations on his
birthday.
For those members who
were not at the meeting,
please call the Tour convener,
Elsie Gibson, 227-4595, to in-
dicate whether or not you are
planning
lan i g to go on the trip to
WhitFor those taking the next
craft course, please bring any
paint brushes you may have,
a notebook and' pencil. Mrs.
Tammy Laye of Lobo will be
the instructor and registra-
tions will be filled out tomor-
row Thursday. If you cannot
be present, please call
227.4714.
place. Senior girls Team 4
Rachel Rosch, Lisa Bakker,
Theresa Morkin, Darcy Reid,
Christina Mcllhargey, Mona
Morkin and Monica
McCarthy.
To culminate an interesting
study of the Caribbean
Islands, the Grade 5/6
students cooked and enjoyed
a special Caribbean meal
W y. The menu includ-
ed chicken pilau, fried plan-
tain, breadfruit . salad,
coconut merinue cookies
and a fruit salad. parent
helpers with the cooking were
Mrs. Ann . Lewis and Mrs.
Claire Vickery.
The Grade 1/2 class and
Mrs. Jean Hishon had an en-
joyable outing on Thursday,
to the Upper Thames Conser-
vation Area. The children
went on a hay ride past Fan-
shawe Pioneer Village,- en-
joyed
ggahot chocolate the and went
ttsbohills.
Parent helpers on the trip
were Mrs. Agnes Lansink,
Mrs. Carolyn Morris, Mrs.
Mary Ann Brown and Mrs.
Lynda Cifa.
Thursday, the St. Patrick
Parent Teacher Association
held a meeting in the School
Library. Several parents at-
tended and enjoyed an infor-
ma a presentation by the
gg speaker. Constable Jim
MacDonald on the topic of
February 25 and 26, the
London and Middlesex
Separate School Board are
sportso ng a conference on
ih ldren and Television en-
titled "Our Plug In World" at
the City Centre Holiday Inn in
London. Seventeen speakers
will discuss many aspects
which relate to assisting our
children in attaining visual
literacy. The cost of the entire
conference is ;100.
Tickets for the keynote ad-
dress to be given Thursday •
evening by Adrienne
Clarkson speaking about
"Television: The Mirror and
the Magnifier" can be pur-
chased separately for tis. in
advance at St. Patrick School.
For more information about
the conference call Joan Bolt
at 432-4104.
Wed 50 years
Congratulations were ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Prince, Princess St, at
Lucan United church, Sun-
day, on their 50th wedding an-
niversary, Monday, February
15. A celebration will be held
at a later date.
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