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THAT'S HOW IS IS . Newly elected president of the Ontario Com-
mand of the Royal Canadian Legion Bill Smith of Lucan makes a point
with District C Deputy Commander Glenn Bridge of Brussels.
Lucan' !l1►1 district news
smog Guth
Three vehicles in
three area accidents
Three of the seven af'cidenls in
vestigated this week by officers et the
Lucan detachment of this Ontario Pro-
vincial Police invOIved;lhi'ee vehicles
and were rear -end collisions- '
At 9:20 Sunday evening vehicles
driven by Loraine l.aliberte and
James Harrower. tooth of London and
Anthony Siroen, RR 3. I lderton collid-
ed on Middlesex road 5. Constable
Revival Centre
Sunday morning Mrs. Charlene 1ta-
zeen accompanied herself on the
piano as she sang Jesus Lord to Me.
followed with I Saw the Lord. Rev.
George ilazeen ministered from I
Peter 1: 3-5. As Christians we can get
excited about the inheritance we have
in Christ .Jesus. Christians are heirs
to vast permanent eternal riches. We
become heirs through adoption into
God's family through acceptance of
Jesus Christ as Saviour. The blood of
Christ was the price of our in
heritance. The resurrection of Jesus
Christ is the proof of our inheritance.
The apprearance of Christ will
bring 'the possession of our in-
heritance. This inheritance in the
Lord is undefiled, uncorruptable, and
eternal. 11 will never be marred.
Being a Christian does not pay
much. but the retirement plan is out
of this world. Yet it is given to people
free by God through faith unto salva-
tion. With one hand God is giving our
inheritance, with the other hand Ile
is keeping us throughout life. Without
God's grace we could never live the
Christian life.
Jesus blazes the trail throughout
life. showing us temptation can be
conquered. Jesus suffered 10 know
both how to comfort and save us. Ile
blazed the trail through death. 'Then
Ile rose from the dead. showing us
there is life eternal.
.(esus not only walks Itefore His peo-
ple. His presence surrounds us with
Ills arms so that nothing can happen.,
to him) unless God allows. it. These
trials show (sod is bigger than these
problems. and he can conquor them.
The eternal God is our refuge. and
underneath are the everlasting arms.
Song leader Mr. Rirk Thornton in-
troduced ced Rev. ('art Pierre to be the
guest speaker Sunday evening. Rev.
Pierre spoke from Hebrews 11:1-2. '1'o
every )man God has given a 'measure
of faith. but many do not know hots to
use this spiritual weapon. Unless ane
learns how to use his faith. it can be
changed into doubt.
Because Good is willing to bless Ifo
people. the Bible is full of miracles
(;ox1 performed in answer to faith
The woman with the issue of i)lood tor
12 years. tried everything. but no bet
ler. When she heard of .Jesus. by Iaith
she carne to Ihm. touched ilis gar
ment, and was healed in hark 5-25 :3.1
Some think to receive from Gm1
they roust perform good works The
blessings we received from God do
not come from good works. but from
when we put our faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ Religion will not bring;
God's blessings t'niting faith in God
among Christians can bring Gods
blessings.
To receive daily blessings and
miracles from Gex1. one needs to look
for thein by faith in ,Jesus Romans
I • 17 says the just shall Ide by Lauth
Upcoming events Dail} Vacatum
Bible School is In start .Luh 22 to Ju
Iv 28. tor children of ;ill faiths
Sunshine. and Itus'. Buddies
Nlary IGX)y acting president Thurs
day. wch•omp(' everyone She thank
ed those that helped with the float
entered in the I.uc•ait Lions Club Faun
parade and those that helped in the
booth
,lessee Lewis ha liked us for the
card she received and 1;ay le %;t'om n
who celebrated her 80Ni birthday, 11
was announced a ceramic lamp base
and parchment shade would be the•
craft beginning to the tall
Nlary thanked the conveners today
Iva lfodgins read a pike that brought
1 smile to everyones tate and Muriel
'ohlrigh pianist for today played Ior
i sing -song
era 11 class continued with
andlewicking ('rail prize winner
as Beth Neil Euchre was played
nd prizes went to: Ladies' high
Lary Kno\. ladies' lone. \largaret
arter. ladies' low Eva Nia(•Lean.
cot's high Verna 1)owdall. gent's
Ines Mary Scott. gent's IOW Mary
heckle all placing a man's card
Stables set damages at $b.000.
Vehicles driven by Jeffrey Annett.
Delaware and Mark MacDonald and
Timothy Gibbons. both of London col-
lided on Middlesex road 20 at 1:05
a.m... Saturday. Constable Lang
estimated damages at $2.900.
On the same road at the same time.
Constable Risher listed damages at
$7.000 when vehicles driven by
Gregory Marshall and Steven Thorn-
ton of London and Kerry Boyd oI
Cambridge collided.
Sunday at 11:25 a.m. vehicles
driven by Joseph Mitchell, RR 3.
Lucan and Donald Shropshire collid-
ed on Concession 4 of London
township. Damages were set at $71x0
by Constable Osterloo.
Also on Sunday at 7:02 p.m. a vehi-
cle driven by Michael Orloff stopped
for a red light on Highway 4 was
struck by a vehicle operated by Spiro
Athanasakos. Both drivers are from
London. Constable lance listed
dan►ages at $3.50(1.
Friday at 1 a.m. a vehicle driven by
Frank Collard, RR 1. Lucan left the
roadway of Ilighway 4 and struck a
sign. Constable Lang set damages at
$1.550.
Constable Osterloo estimated
damages at $7,001 when vehicles
driven by Bradley Griffith. RR 2. iI-
derton and Catherine Lambregts. RK
1 SI rathr'oy collided on Concession 8
of London township at 11 a n1
Wednesday.
Friendship Unit
attends Blyth play
Blvlh Festival Theatre was the slle
of the annual outing tor Lucan l Inited
Church Women's Friendship unit
Thursday evening.
A group of 25 travelled from the
Church 10 attend the stage play
"Polderlaud". it drama w•tth a lower
fol message regarding the obscenity
of wear. Following the play. the group
gathered at a local restaurant to en-
joy' refreshments and a lime of
fellowship -
Times -Advocate. June 26 1985 Page 5A
All is well, the footbridge is back
F'r'iday morning while Howard Cur-
rie was cutting wood. Mrs. Ruth Anne
Curtis stopped to ask him what he did
with the footbridge. A1r. Currie
thought she meant the old tittle one
between the Currie and DeBoer pro-
perty, that was taken out when the
• drainage ditch was cleaned out
Shortly atter Evan Ibbotson came
along. and the bridge that was miss-
ing turned out to be the footbridge
eonnec(Ing east Duchess with west
Duchess. over the drainage ditch. 11
seems Friday June 14 Lucan work
PUC crew removed the bridge.
Because the senior citizens. school
children. and neighbours on west
Duchess use the bridge to go uptown
Lucan, to get trail. get to senior
citizens.•and shop, as well as people
returning from London on the bus.
that bridge was going to be sorely
hissed. The question was why was it
removed. and not replaced then. and
no one had been notified it W8S going
to be taken.
Mr. Ibbotson asked Harry. Wraith.
deputy -reeve, why; it was taken.
Evidently the PUC crew found it was
beginning to rot at the ends. so said
it was unsale. Mr. Wraith told them
to remove it.
When Mrs. Curtis went to go up-
town. she then had to bicycle an ex-
tra three blocks to get there. Mr. and
Mrs. Ibbotson always walk to get
their mail, then With an extra three
blocks. he took the car. That atter-
noon two school girls came _to. Mr.
Currie to tell hits when they got oft
the school bus. there was no bridge to
walk over to get home, without going
around the block. or going over the ce-
ment bridge across tete drainage ditch
at Mr_ Stotesbur'y-Leeson's garage
There Mr Stotesbu►'y-Leeson had
erected a sign saying Toll Bridge - lo
cents. The girls did not feel they
should have to pay to get home when
for years they had the footbridge to
walk across. Mrs. Currie went to see
Mr. 1Vraith to ask why the people at
east Duchess were not notified, and
when the town was going to replace
the footbridge. The answer was the
towel did not plan on replacing it.
Currie and Ibbotson agreed they
would build a new footbridge if they
had to. with the help of the ratepayers
on east Duchess. Mrs. Curtis agreed
to help pay costs.
Later Mrs. G. Buckareft came to
ask Mr. Currie about the bridge. She
carne home from London on the bus.
with an armful of groceries, and had
to walk the three blocks extra to get
hone. She had phoned Mr. Doug
Johnson. town foreman. about why
the bridge was gone. and was told the
same as Mr. Currie and Mr. Ibbotson
had been told. She also agreed to help
pay to build a new one it the
ratepayers micas! Duchess had to do
so.
Mr. lbbolson asked councilman
Brian Smith to help in asking for an
emergency council sleeting Monday.
evening. June 17, to see about replac-
ing the footbridge. This was agreed
on, and at that meeting the Lucan
council decided to replace the
Discuss fire budget
A ineeliiig between representatives
Ireou Lucan and Biddulph councils
was held an Monday at the I3iddulph
council building. to discuss the fire -
area budget.
The Village ut Lucan and I3iddulph
Township currently have a 60 - 40 split
between them on the fire budget. The
Village al Loran. which neiw pays the
lail!er share. would like a 51i - 5n split
This increase in the silaur Bid(lulph
pays towards maintaining the lire
department would he based on actual
expenditures. and is therefore hard to
estimate. However, had the 50 - 51)
split been in effect tot. 1985. it w•ottkl
,- have meant an extra $3.3(H0 for
(3iddulpll.
'('Ile proposed change will be
discussed al the next Bid(fulph coun-
cil meeting on ,July 2.
HONOUR PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT -- More than 400 persons attended a dinner Saturday night at the
Lucan Community Centre to honour Bill Smith, the new president of the Ontario Command of the Royal
Canadian Legion. Above, Smith and his wife Lorraine are shown with area Legion presidents Gord Clubb,
Lucan: Paul McKnight, Exeter and Larry UyI, Hensel'. T -A •hoto
LEGION PRESIDENT AND HiS HELPERS - The new president of the Ontario Command of the Royal
Canadian Legion Bill Smith of Lucan is being congratulated by vice-presidents Ross Patterson, Kapuskas-
ing. Joe Kobolak, Welland and Horace Tudhope, Parry Sound. • T -A photo
toot bridge.
Before the council meeting they had
agreed 10 pay $50 towards the cost of
, replacing the loolbridge. with Mr
Currie and \Ir. Ibbotson doing the
work. at the risk of the 15eople on east
Duchess Ave. Monday morning all
the residents on east Duchess were
happe- to see the Lucan PUC work
crew rebuilding the tlothridge.
A sincere thanks goes to the Lucan
(0011(11. PUC crew. and Mx. Ibl►olson
for getting the footbridge replaced
connecting east Duchess with the
-west end of Duchess :lye.
Ladies attend
WI convention
President Bernice Lockyer.
Tweedsmuir History Curator Flora
Robertson. Education and Cultural
Activities Convener Margery Crozier
and nmeniher at -large Panora
Reycraft attended the Federated
Women's Insilules of Canada loth
Triennial National Convention Iasi
Tuesday. June 18 anis on Thursday..
Bernice- and Flora represented the
Lucan Branch. -
The theme of the ('onvention. held
at the University (►f 11'estern Ontario
was "Women - Unlintlied Potential"
and members. were present from
each province and the territories.
The next National Convention will
be held in 1988 in SI. .leihns.
Newfoundland.
Members of the Lucan %%'omen's 111-
stook.
m
stitute will hold their .lune mom ing 111
the form of a "clay (oil attending the
Quill Show al the Lambtor- Heritage
Museum on 11 'ednesday..lu.y:3. leav-
ing the Optimist 11a11 al 10 a.m. A
'.lunch out" is also planned. Non
members who would like to attend are
asked to 'phone Bernice Lockyer.
227-4421 or Mabel Froals. 227-4879.
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