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Times-Advocate, 1988-01-20, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, January 20, 1988 St. Patrick's school highlights Junior girls and boy's house - league volleyball has finished. Con- gratulations are in order for the win- ners of both -teams: -The girls' team - included Angela Flanigan, Jennie Malone, Amy Damen, Kelly Mas- len, Jessica Garagozzo and Sheri McLeod. Randy Reymer, Brian Da- men, Paul Hajas, Adam Percival, Chris Cox, Marty McLaughlin and Jeff Rodak comprised the boy's team. During the months of November and December the grades seven and eight students were involved in the Intermediate houseleague volleyball programme. Boys and girls partici- pated. There were five teams in all. The winners emerged after an excit- ing game.. The members of the winner team - were: Brian Jewell (captain), Jason FIRST AID TRAINING - Grade three students at Biddulph-Lucan Pub- lic School are pioneers in first aid training. St. John's Ambulance instruc- tor Linda Chatterson was at the Lucan building Monday. Also observing was John McLean, health resource person for the Middlesex Board of Ed- ucation. Above, patient Ryan Dukeshire is being attended to by Jackie Darroch and Kristina Van Sas. LUCOand district news 4444",1411.11111111111111. - swan code• 227-4911 Investigate two mishaps in OPP coverage area Three vehicles were involved in the first of two accidents investi- gated this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. It occurred Wednesday on Mid- dlesex road 33 and involved vehi- cles driven by Helen Varvitsiotis, St. Marys; Dorothy Depaw, RR 2, London and Ruthann Waldick of Belmont. Vehicles of the first two men- tioned drivers were demolished and Waldick's vehicle suffered severe damage. Injuries were in the same category with Varvitsiotis and De - paw suffering major injuries while Waldick's injuries were of a minor nature. Constable Craig investigat- ed. Thursday, a vehicle operated by Patrick Consoli, London was at- tempting to pass northbound traffic on Highway 4 when it skidtted on icy roads and collided with a south- bound vehicle driven by Sylvia Dc- weerd. Constable Hodge investigat- ed. Both drivers received minor injuries. During the week, officers inves- tigated 41 general occurrences which included a theft under $1,000; two impaited drivers; two assaults and one break, enter and theft. New members for seniors Lucan Seniors and Busy Buddies met in the Scout Hall opening with 0 Canada with Mary Kooy at the piano. Minutes of the previous meeting were mad and approved: Three new members Dean and El- sie Gibson/and Jean Hodgins were welcomed to the club. Birthday Greetings were extended to Tom Kooy. Lunch Committee next week will be Murray Carter, Charlotte Barker and Jean Miller. Greta Gibson and Mabel Needham each had games which were enjoyed by all. Members then adjourned to play bingo. Rodak, Trina Sheiring, Spencer Fer- guson, Jenny Needham, Aaron Dap- Damen, Micah Bourdeau, Ron Da- men and Jeff Disher. Congratula- tions team and thanks to all who participated. The girls' basketball team hosted a tournament January 9. The teams involved, included Clara Brenton, Lord Nelson, St. George, Caradoc Central, Colborne St., St. Mark's, Tweedsmuir, Notre Dame, St. Fran- cis, St. Anthony and W.S. Morri- son. St. Patrick won the tourna- ment in a final game against W.S. Morrison. The score was 20-18. The girls' team has also started their regular league games. The boy's basketball team has started their regular league games and will be going to Sarnia for a tournament January 15th and loth. In other St. Patrick news audi- tions re now taking place for t "Charlte's Web" a play the school will be putting on in April. ST. PATS WIN IN BASKETBALL - The St. Patrick's girls basketball team hosted and won a recent ball tournament. Back, left, Lori Vanneste, Loretta Foran, Katie Malone, Angela Flanigan and coach Don Coleman. Front, Tanya Van Geleuken, Jennie Malone, Amy Sullivan, Jennifer Duskocy and Laura Duckocy. basket - At the Revival Centre Sunday morning Pieter Schinkle- shock opened the service leading in responsive reading Psalm 100:1-4, before leading the song service. Wilfred Skillings talked to the children about how lucky,they were to have two pastors. flid because they had to share the one United Church At Lucan United Church Sunday morning, the questions were: God is in His Holy Temple, were you there? Do you set aside this one hour to worship your King? Jesus is coming back and only those who have repented and lived to grow fruit in keeping with that repentance will see Him. Rev. Shaule talked of John the Baptist and the powerful message he gave to the people of that day. Re- morse, feeling heartsick and sorry are not repentance. Judas felt thes emotions, but he did not change. 180 degree change in our life's direc- tion is imperative. We have a free choice to be either hot or cold is a positive reaction to be lukewarm is a disappointing comfort at best. Now is the time to stand up and be counted as true be- lievers and strong participants. The children's story told by John Macdonald with a string of amber beads - the amber which is really the sap from dead trees, over time which becomes this semi-precious stone. It holds within a special glow like hidden sunshine - the happy smiling faces of children, who are loved, car- ry this same radiance. The annual meeting will be next Sunday evening with a chicken din- ner to precede the business - Tickets must be obtained in advance. A fashion show on "what the women in the Bible wore" is sched- uled for Wednesday, January 20 at 8 p.m. This should be an interesting evening and is sponsored by the Friendship Unit. pulpit, they should build one for the second pastor. Mrs. Jeanette Schinkleshock told that in December she and Pieter needed a rest, so they asked the Lord to help them have a time away. They did not want to use their Bible School tuition money. Two dondrs unexpectedly gave them money, which, with the Christmas love offering from the church, gave them the funds for their holiday. Going south, they fi- nally found a hotel in Daytona Beach, Florida, with rates they could afford. Also, they found a Pentecostal Church close by where they were welcomed to worship in. Mrs. Schinkleshock thanked every- one for their love and support. Rev. Roger Mason stated some- times God wants us to follow through in praying to God for an- swcrs to problems. Be definite in e your prayers in praying through. A member the devil, our enemy, tries to hinder our prayers using different attacks on us. Christians have to keep continually on guard against the devil's attacks by con- stant prayer. Rev. Roger Mason conducted the Sunday evening service. Pieter Schinkleshoek, from Luke 23:32- 43, stressed how Jesus had gone from one false trial to another, been badly mistreated, then nailed to the cross between two crimi- nals. Just as Jesus was placed be- tween sinners, so Christians are of- ten placed between sinners. This did not affect Jesus' purity, but it often affects Christians. Walking with sinners can drag. a Christian down. Jesus remained sinless. Upcoming events- January 20 - Women Aglow - at 9:45 a.m. at Craigholme Nursing Home Au- ditorium, Ailsa Craig. All ladies welcome. Babysitting provide'. MS READATHON WINNERS - A number of students from St. Patrick's Separarte School near Lucan won prizes in a recent Mutliple Sclerosis Readathon. Back, left, Tanya Van Geleuken, Katie Ewald, Randy Reymner, Katie Malone, Joe Gullo, Josh Kenny, Michael Haygarth and Sheri McLeod. Front, Sean Ryan, Doug MacGregor, Renee Pettypiece, Lisa Theunissen, Kelly Maslen, Amanda Liley and Brett Gatt. News from Kirkton area By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The annual Vestry meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton was held in the church basement Sunday afternoon. Rev. Beverley Wheeler opened the meeting with prayer. Ron Grant was elected Vestry Clerk. Officers and boards elected for '88 are as follows: Rector's Warden, Burns Blackler; Peoples' Warden, Bill Waghorn; Lay Representative to Synod, Ethel Copeland,; Lay Substitute, Gwen Waghorn; Board of Management, Mary Blackler, Ron Giant, Gerald Paul, Lcon Paul, Dave Bambrough, Wm. Schaefer, Brent Blackler, Ken Black - ler, Rosemary Schaefer, Debbie Chappell and Burns Blackler; Rectory Committee, Ken Black - ler, Burns Blackler, Rosemary Schaefer; Cemetery Committee, Ge- rald Paul, Brent Blackler, Walter Crcofy and Leon Paul; Sunday School Superintendent, Debbie Chappell; Naiionallhist. Well make su� yourRRSPis rightontarget. Tired of the ups and downs of certain investments? 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