Times-Advocate, 1987-09-30, Page 19Damages reach
Seven motor accidents
investigated 1 1 1the Lucan •
detachment 1the Ontario
Provincial Policedamages
totalof $45,000.
Tuesday,operated i
Martin Bitz, London was 1 11 1
in the southbound of highway 4
when a vehicle operated by Percy
Williams 1Lucan was northbound in
HOST SALE -- Helen and Bob Patterson were the hosts for a Satur-
day garage sale sponsored by the Lucan United Church Couples Club.
Masonic Lodge celebrates
Sunday,
1 1
Masonic1/' /
began the celebration1
its 125th anniversary by hosting
South1
at Holy Trinity Church, Lucan.
Freemasons,
friends1 the church to hear the
Grand Chaplain to Ontario Masons,
• Wor. Bro.
• present a powerful and
message1Continuing
Music was provided Masonic
choirdirected by V. Wor.i 1Doug
Morganof Clinton.1 a Masonic
quartet led by Wor.i , Cam
p-
bell The service was by Rev.• Bruce Pocock, 1 of the
parish,/ by Wor.Bro.
. James
Young, District Chaplain,1 Bro.
Bill Smith, Wor. Bro.Brad E 1
Master of Irving Lodge,R. Wor. : 1
Corbett.Charles /llt. Wor. Bro.
Kenneth Moor of Lucan, who is now
Deputythe District 1 Master for
South1
Ladies'The 1 of Holy
Church provided 1 1/ lunch for
the sociaJ hour1 1 1 the
majorchurch service.
The next 1
celebration of Irving Lodge's
125th anniversary will be held in
Lucan on OctoberSouth
HuronDistrict Masops1
honour their Gra1 Master, M. Wor.
Bro. Pellow,combin-
ed
1 1 1Ladies' night.
YARD SALE - Doug Rimmer (left) and Joane Morgan have an in-
teresting gadget explained to them by Brother Joseph Maria of the
Franciscan monastery north of Clandeboye. The yard sale raised
money for repairs to the monastery's St. Peter's Church which had
been closed for ten years.
Centre WNIS meets
After a delicious pot blessing
1 guests of the
Women'sof Lucan Revival
Centre 1 their first monthly fall
meeting in the church sanctuary.
• 1
welcom-
ed everyone before 1
Rutledge.Mrs. Jana Lynn
soloist, sang opening
of Love
sang When Times Comes.
1more chorus singing. Mrs.
Rutledge
Mrs. Henry introduced
• Schinkleshoek as guest speaker.
• Schinkleshaek gave an outline 1
• pastor London,
England who had spoken to a con-
gregation1 had experienced
sadness1 all to sing
In Thee Oh Lord Do I Put My Trust.
• 1 Mrs. Schinkleshoek
there not knowing
1 Mrs. Schinkleshoek
married a year after they met. The
first few years he did not have aper-
manent
job. Then Mr. Schinkleshoek
got the position
services1
Guelph►
all
the time 1 travelling
1
most of the time with1
little girls,
• • a baby boy. Mrs. Schinkleshoek
was 1 lonelywould look out the
window
Schinkleshoek was transferred
Montreal to
did not want 1
1there she found 111
neighbours.1 1
regardtravelling with no for his fami-
ly.
come home he
deserved 1 golf-
ed.
1
Sundays1 1
poor. taking
his family to church. Their family life
was very
After 10 years they moved 1Lon-
don. Their
older ! run
away from home1
Schinkleshoek had obtained a good
job in London.,•
also got a job as the children
school.preisure and the
guilt of howolder daughter
living was making her ill. She 1 got-
ten
bleeding
pain.causing her much
In August rjp Mrs. Schinkleshoek
cried out to the Lord to help hee She
got a hunger for God'sword. 11
showed /
olderye shall receive". Iler daughter
by then had become pregnant to
man 1 , , not
fearedshe had had happened. God
helped her copepressure.
Their daughter moved back home
with them.
Right after that Mr. Schinkleshoek
accepted 1 1
Schinkleshoek then prayed to God
that she surrendered f Him. She
found there were attitudes
she had 1 deal 1some
time for her to learn not to push her
scriptureshusband with
Schinkleshoek had
been hurtful 1 her in his attitude.
They took time to communicate
hurts 1 each other for healing of their
This past summer Mrs.
Schinkleshoek was able 1 go to ttieir
forgiveness.older daughter and ask her
closer.much
When Mrs. Schinkleshoek accepted
the Lord 1 for healing from
learnedher ulcers. Twenty years later she
to trust God's faithfulness in
miraculoushealing her. In March this year she
was healed. It was a
physical
ITE
the southbound lane. Ritzbraked : 1
veered 1his rightbut collided with
receiv-
ed major1 damage
listed at $7,500 by Constable
A vehicle operated by Katherine
Robbins,1 11 1
on CountyRoad I i when itdropped 1
the pavement onto the shoulder,
driver overcorrected 1 went
sideways,1 over in the west
ditch,1 l • 1
1 damages was set at $4,000
by ConstableWilcox.
Thursday,operated 1
Toohey,James 1 left 1
Highway 23 1 the path of an oncom-
ing
driven by JohnAcheson,
London.Damage was listed 111
by PC Wilcox/ there were no
Rose,James 1 /
minor1, control 1
his vehicle on Highway rt and entered
ditchthe west 1 1 pole.
Passengers in the Rose vehicle Net -
1 Miriam Rose ' 1 1 1
major1 damage
88,500 1 1 1Wilson.
Westwood,mishap also occurred on Thursday.
Friday, a vehicle operated by John
London collided with the
rear of a vehicle stopped on Highway
driven by Helen White of Denfield.
There were no. injuries 1 dpmage
was set at 1 by CorporalFoley.
Saturday,operated by
Penelope I of Parkhill collided
with deer 1 • Sideroad,
McGilhvray Township. 1
injuries 1 damage
by Constable
Vehicles driven by JohnMoore,
Lucan 1 Gilles Rancourt,Granton
collided 1. on the parking lot
of the 4 and 7 Restaurant at Elgin -
Busy Budldies meet
The regular weekly meeting 1
SeniorsLucan 1 Busy Buddies
held September 24 with president
Davis1everyone..
Canada
Kooy at piano. of the
previous 1 and ap-
proved
11 1 1 A thank you1 1
1m the Co-op Nursery for1
our coffee
A thank you letter from
Revival Centre in appreciationof the
use of our projector during the month
of August. A cheque1
enclosed. donation of six packs 1
playing cards1 frorn
Joyce
Birthday 1'• to
Verna I •. September
Williams September 1 Charlotte
Barker September Marjorie
Steeper 1 1 61'wed-
ding
• 1
1 1 1
Hamilton11' ••/ 1' 1
1 49th
September 24 1 1 Mrs. Joe
Carter. It was decided to play bingo
the second 1. of each month.'
The program 1 1
program included readings
by Mrs. Otto Darling; "I'm Fine
Thank 1u" by Gail Cronyn and Voyl
Jordan re1 of Dan
ladiesEuchre winners were _
Florence1 1
Darling,1 IMarjorie
Steeper,Scott,
1 Arnold Damen,1
served- Murray Carter.
Lunch was by the commit
Sundaytee in charge.
Revival Centre news
morning Pieter
1' 1conducted the
1service.• Psalm 150 Rev
Roger • 1 • from 1 Cor-
inthians
outlining
membersof the body of Christ, the
• Verses body has
members,body as
well as the church. Our bodies are so
wonderfully m1 only God knows
how to form
body of Christ, is composed of many
diverse portions over the whole
• tell how they became Christians.
Wilfred Skillings grew up as a
memberof another
Sun-
day,1 1 him to accept
the Lord 1 1• called
him 1' 1 to Bible 1 1
now. 1 1' told how
friendChristian led her to accept
Saviour.Jesus as her
Mrs. Terry Ilefferman told about a
lady she met when she moved near
Lucan 1 helped lead her to turn to
PieterJes1 ,
in a family crisis.
1 told when his
Membersother.became a Christian she became
attitude,negative or sor-1 tohim,1showing
rowing1 1 Bible did not
•
members.1' of the body of Rev. Roger1n conducted the
Christ with a positive faithful attitudeSunday1
promotes the well being 1 spoke 1
the 111 1 occasion 1
warn His
disciples of the corrupting
that / hardness of heart
Upcoming October
Mason1those Christians
1wish to become 1' of the
local111 of Christ, the
1 1 1 ,1 1ecial guest singer Dwight
Mason1eachf 1 f' in the services.
Scores front the lanes
Monday 1 1 1 250-693,
Joan ScottDonna Overholt
Murphy253-638, May 243-629,
Gillan 225-624, Beulah 1 236-613,
Heather Smith .1Noyes
208-603,1 ' 11 Thomp-
son
1 235, Donna 1 1• .2Pat Davis
224, Liz Dale 224, Pat Riddell
Tuesday 1
Jason1 1 'r Kevin Moore
193, David WilcoxAp-
pleman rl Jason Wyatt 159,
Stephanie► 1
1lleen's: Joan Goddard 251-664,
I'1 Wonnacott 284-650, Sharon
Kingma 288-637, Diane
Diane Wells 235, Diane Faubert'
Pat Bloxam 224, 1'1 McNair 222.
Friday
161, Lisa
Gibson Robbie 1
Munro, Shane
146, Bob
1 Art HodginsJason
tierd 135, Matthew Dickey
Senior
KennedyMuriel Edie Burt 233,
Frank DeBlock 205,1 "
Howard 11 ;1
Bob Kirkey 171.
Wednesday : Bryan 146,
• .1 Goddard 143, Chris Goddard 132,
Amy Damen 123, JasonDaubs
Wesley Rollings
Wilcox
1 1
Morrison 1'
• LocalI
r Luanne Herbert1 Rob
Riley 302-635,
Mark Faubert 304,Floyd
WilsonSue 226.
Thursday Don Watt
1Lightfoot
345-779, Brian 283-687, Brad
• 1r 238-678, Brian Jones261-686.
ColinBrewer
• Bob
1
Heckman • Gibson
r" : 1 John Camp-
bell
Johnston
Friday1 Pat Holland 281-684,
Bob Smith 247-683, Kevin Windsor
253-682, EdFox
Martens 232-674, :r r , Sharon
1 r
Wayne Smith 250-607.
SundayMixed:Ron 1 254-696,
Fre►255-655, Cheryl Smith
276-650, _ 1 1287-630,
Larry Gibson ; 1 r' Linda Webber
213-629, 1 111 .
, Barb
1 240-613 1 • 209-612.
Pat's
SchoolSt. Patrick off to a • 111
start 1 school -1 1
like 1 welcome new students1
staff 1 our schoolcommunity.
Gradeon staff are Miss Betty .Christiaans.
Grade
1 Miss Anita Renders,
On Tuesday
grade 1 1 1
classes will 1 1 1 Farmer
Lambeth.Jack's in 1
underwaytramurals are 1
junior1 the intermediatestudents.
Student1elections
September 1candidates
stand.let their names
voted in. The student1 1
includes1987-88 ►
DaphneDamen,1Foran,
Malone.Jeremy Jemec, Katie
Malone1 Amy Sullivan.
Congratulations!
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ROYALTHE 1LEGION
OFFICERBUREAU
Mr. Harvey S. Percy, Royal Canadian Legion,
Suite 219, 1 Ousilette Avenue
Ontario,
Will •: visiting Brnch No. 540,
On Thursday, October 8, 1987
at 12 noon to 1
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding:
(a) War Disability Pensions;
(b) Treatment for entitled veterans;
(c) Benevolent Funds;
• War VeteransAllowances,
Daley,against adverse W.V.A. decision,
is requeffed to contact the Branch Service Officer or Secretary
of the locOranch, whose name appears below, to arrange
an interview.
Sid Officer
Ontario,llox 339, 139 Kent St., Lucan 1 1
Branch Tel: 227-4751 Honus 227-4216
Times -Advocate, September 30, 1987 Page 7A
area raccidents
field. Constable Vance estimated
1. $3,300.
occurrencesThe 39 general
in-
vestigated included two thefts under
1 , one sexual
assault 1 two male youths
charged with escaping lawful
custbdy.
COUPLES n Froots • • Marg
Maguire show some of the articles for sale at Saturday's garage sale
sponsored by the Couples Club of Lucan United Church.
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