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NATIONAL EGBIDER or JUMBO 40 CONCENTRATE A PRODstOi OF CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED Harold Kellerman, Dashwood Harvey Rat± Auto & Farm Supply, Dashwood Scott's Elevator Ltd., Lucan Page 12 TimesAdvocate, February 17; 1966 AA111111.11$1111111111111111$1111M111111111111111011111.1111111111i Ric news „maim, tViNepries Loco/ couple honeymoon in U.S. Hy RAY DOBROSK1 111111M11,011/11011111111111111111WWW11101111011i1noitIll The first game of OMHA play- offs pitted Dorchester against Lucan at the local arena. In pee wee action Lucan was defeated 6-1. The only local scorer was Allan Krawl with assists going to Van Fleet and Buddo. Lucan bantams won over Dor- chester 5-3. Irish goal scorers were Tom Hodgins with two goals and one assist. Single goalgetters were Jim Ilearn, Jim Nagle and Mike O'Neil. Lucan midgets played one of their better games as they shut- out Dorchester 6-0 in a penalty infested game. Andy Hardy led the locals with two goals, singles by Bob Laye, Paul Kopal, Bill Haskett and Ken Rush. dresses of pink peau de sole, with short veils and pin head* pieces. The former carried a pink rose and bow cascade and the latter a pink carnation and bow cascade. Geraldine and Mary Anne Van Bynen seven and eight year old sisters of the groom, were flow- er girls. They were gowned in blue peau de sole and carried pink roses. Jack Van Bynen of Denfield was best man for his brother and Henry and Ted Vens and John Van Bynen were ushers, Miss Betty Morkin provided traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr, Alf Kerchhaert, RR 4 Denfield. At a reception held in the Parkhill Community Centre, the bride's mother received in a black nylon street-length dress, topped with sequins. She wore a yellow rose corsage, She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a navy blue silk gown, with a white rose corsage. For a honeymoon trip to the USA the bride changed to a cot- ton suit featuring a sky blue top and black skirt, The young couple will make their home in London. The groom is an employee of the Bank of Montreal on Welling- ton St. South, London. SHAMROCK SQUIRT LEAGUE Lucan squirts made it 12 wins in a row as they defeatedStoney- brook 4-3. Dennis Wraith scored 2 goals with singles going to Allan Van Fleet and Billy Goddard supply- ing the winner. The second game saw Strath- roy clobber Dorchester '7-2. Tile final was a real close match all the way as Exeter and Lambeth played to one all tie. 1111111111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111/11111111 lllllll A llllll IM11101111111$111111MMI llllll 1111111 llllll 1111 lllll 111114111 LUCAN CHURCH NEWS If lllll 11t11111111•111111,111111111111111111 llllll 11 lllll 11111111111111111111111I1111111111 lllllll 111111 lllll 11/1 llllll 1 lllllll Rev, F. J. )3ricklin on Satur- day Feb. a at 11. am officiated at the marriage of Catherine Vens and Hank Van Bynen in St. Pat- rick's Catholic Church, Biddulph, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vens of Alice St., Lucan, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Yap Bynen of Denfield. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride wore a floor-length gown of peau de sole, featuring a tight-fitting lace bodice, long lily point sleeves and skirt with a slight train. A pearl head-piece held her waist-length net veil. She carried a cascade of red American roses, stephanotis, and ivy. Mrs. Joseph Verhallen of Lon- don as matron of honor for her sister and Miss Jany Van Bynen of Denfield as bridesmaid, were gowned alike in street-length • • photo by Engel J Poole Walter John Poole, (39, of RR 4 Ilderton, passed away Wednesday Feb.e'r; Mrs. att0hoerldioonnieHouflhielssRdaRungh- 4 Merton. The body rested at the C. Has- kett & Son funeral home, Lucan, until 2 pm Friday Feb. 11 when the Rev. Wm. 13. Wigmore of London conducted funeral ser- vices. Interment was in Arva Cemetery. Pallbearers included T er r y and Arthur Poole, Beverley Hughes, Harold Williams and Ken and Reid Coulthard. Flower bear- ers were Michael Poole, Glen Shackleton, Len Brown and Nor- man Templeton. Besides his wife former Eliz- abeth Mary Dickson, he is sur- vived by three sons and three daughters, George, Charles and Leonard Poole all of London, Emily (Mrs. Richard Williams), London, Gladys (Mrs. Gordon Hughes) RR 4 Ilderton, Bessie (Mrs. David Coulthard) RR 7 St. Marys, 18 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Born in England, Mr. Poole lived as a boy in Exeter. While there he served as bell ringer at Tr ivitt memorial Church. Early in 1900 he moved to Lon- don, where he married Elizabeth Mary Dickson. For many years he owned, and operated a butcher shop, at the corner of Oxford and Waterloo. He also farmed on Concession 13, London Township, near Birr. On retiring h e re- turned to London where he re- sided until Nov. 1965, when he went to live with his daughter Mrs. Hughes. MR. AND MRS. HANK VAN BYNEN More Lucan news page 13 CGIT meeting Owing to the Explorers using the UC schoolroom, the Lucan- Clandeboye CGIT met in the Per- ish Hall, last Monday evening. The worship service was taken by Marilyn Hearn and Marilyn Smith based on the study book ,,Called to be ", after which the membership was divided into two groups, Mrs. Murray Hod- gins taking the seniors and Miss Dana Culbert, the intermediates, to complete a written quiz. This wa's followed by group discus- sions. Jane Crozier and Janyce Grose were presented with their white lanyards. Lucan Merchants came up with their strongest performance of the season as they won over tile fast skating Ailsa Craig Flyers 2-0. Carl Neil playing his first game in the nets was brilliant on several occasions as he rang up Lucan's first shut out of the season. Irish goal getters were Leo Dewan who is a regular scorer for Lucan and Gord Hod- gins. An estimated 10 million people will visit Expo, spending an aver- age of three days on the grounds. ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 16-19 INCLUSIVE, Music results guitar students For the past two years Mr. Neil Degraw of London, a gra- duate of the Ontario Conservat- ory of Music and the holder of an international music league certificate from Ohio, had had a studio on William St. Lucan. This year he has a class of 24 steel guitar pupils. At a re- cent examination here, nine of the 24 proved a credit to them- selves and their teacher, when they were examined by Mr. Thomas Barnes of the Sarnia Academy of Musical Arts. First class honours went to Erwin Gebel, Herman Wilk, Ann Regier, Ron Riddell and Dennis Maguire; honors, Geraldine Bo- land, Roy Willis and Andy Hardy; pass, Leona Beswarick. Prior to this examination three of these nine players participated in the Ontario Music Festival in Sarnia, where Ann Regier and Geraldine Boland each won a first and Erwin Gebel a second. Mr. Degraw has a class in Strathroy and Parkhill. Pupils 3, from the three classes will be taking part in the Strathroy Music Recital, sponsored by the Acad- emy of Musical Arts, in the near future. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Four voting delegates were chosen to attend the annual Mid- dlesex Presbytery in the Wesley United Church, London, Feb. 24. They are Mrs. Sheridan Reving- ton, Mrs. Wm. Froats, Mrs. Ro- bert Stutt and Mrs. C. H. George. It was announced that Mrs. Warn- er McRoberts, (still a patient in St. Mary's Hospital) was donating her piano to the new extension to the church. Following the business all went up to the church, where the pre- sident introduced the gu e s t speaker, Miss Jean Darling RN, Medical Missionary, from India, who showed slides and curios and told of her work in India. Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Emerson Stanley led in the wor- ship service, Wendy Elston, ac- companied by her sister, Sheila, sang two solos. Mrs. Sheridan Revington moved a vote of thanks to Miss Darling and all who as- sisted in the program. All re- turned to the schoolroom for re- freshments and social half hour. Members of Lucan's other churches and also Clandeboye church members had been invited as guests to the meeting. Anglican The postponed meeting of the Sr. Woman's Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Hod- gins last Wednesday afternoon with 17 members. The new pre- sident Mrs. P. O. King presided and Mrs. T. C. McFarlane was assistant hostess. Miss Lina Abbott assisted the educational secretary, Mrs. Har- old Hodgins, by reading one of four letters from the Living Mes- sage on '•Women's Work in the Church", while Mrs. Hodgins read an appropriate poem. Mrs. T. A. Hodgins reported on the Dorcas work and the articles purchased for the bale. Two quilts, which were quilted recently, were on display. The Women's Day of Prayer will be held Feb. 25 in the Pentecostal Holiness Church. Feb. 23, being Ash Wednesday, the WA members will attend in a body for corporate communion at 10 am. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hilton Ro- berts. United The business session of the February General UCW meeting, was held in the schoolroom Thursday evening with leader Mrs. Charles Sovereign in the chair. ONT. NO. 1 POTATOES Accident Sunday Feb. 6, while prepar- ing dinner, Mrs. Gordon Banting fell down her basement stairs. Although she broke no bones, she did receive many bruises and is still confined to her bed. Her daughter, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, of the Public School staff, stayed with her until a London friend Miss Mabel Wilson came to her assistance and is still there. FACELLE MODERNE ASSORTED BATHROOM TISSUE S tE 8 Rolls 9 .0 0 25-LB. BAG Pertdomal4 Large Heads FLORIDA NO. 1 WHITE OR PINK U.S. NO. 1 GRAPEFRUIT 95 i6z' es 39° HE_ AD 4 LETTUCE 2 39' TOP VALU TOMATO KETCHUP SAVE 6 11Otis-"..'1.00 DUNCAN HINES ASSORTED SAVE 9c CAKE MIX Z 19-oz. 890 Pkgs. SCHNEIDERS PICNIC HAM SHIRLEY GAY CHERRY PIE FRASERVALE FROZEN GREEN PEAS SOLO COLOURED MARGARINE SPECIAL PACK TOP YALU CHEESE SPREAD 11/2 -1' '1 49 Tin SAVE 20c SAVE 10c 24-oz. Family Size Pie 2 2-lb. Poly Bags SAVE 1-lb. 42 5c Pkgs. 16-oz. 49° 89° 59° Jar 67° DARLING'S IGA BETTY 8t.,Ar'S IGA SEE THIS WEEK'S IGA HANDBILL FOR MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott were Mr. & Mrs. Hilson Hodgins, Viking Alta., Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall, Wiarton, Mrs. Duncan Tindall, Listowel, Mr. & Mrs. Art Abbott, Whalen. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Butler ar- rived home Monday after a two and one half week holiday in Flor- ida. Mrs. Wes Hodgins spent last weekend in Mitchell, the guest of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Tubb and fam- ily. Last Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Cronkite attended the Miss Clair . of Show at Holiday Inn,London. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Deker (par- ents of Mrs. Rudy Engel) have returned home after a seven week visit with another daughter, Mrs. LO Vincent, and family of Cali- fornia. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Ryan of Komoka were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Allan Ryan Sr. Mrs. Bob Coleman spent last Friday with a number of her London relatives. OMISSION— The Rev. Stanley Johnston of Thamesford, was the guest speaker at the funeral of the late Mr. Louis Kilmer, Feb- ruary 9 at the Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan. Mrs. W. W. Garrett gave a demonstration on "Vegetables with a flair" ' at the Birr WI meeting held at the home of Mrs. Allen McNair. Mr. & Mrs. Tom WellerSatur- day attended the 25th wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Philip Luscombe of London, Mrs. Cecil Robb attended the Middlesex Safety council me et- ing held in the Municipal building London Monday, Febo 14, as the Lucan area representative. A large crowd attended the Valentine Dance at the Legion Hall, Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Hess and David of Zurich and Mrs. Donald Rydall of London were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Clare Stanley. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott Saturday were Mr, & Mrs. Fred Suter and farnily andSUnday Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Pitt and four children of Cargill. Saturday and Stifidey We. Al- fred Lister vielted her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Cleveland and hew grandson, Michael Ralph, in Vic- feria Hospital. II Luccon and distrit news Phone 227.4255 Correspondent; Miss leitle Abbott Euchre results Legion Euchre Mr. Earl Carling and Mr. Carl Stuckless were in charge of the nine-table euchre in the Legion Hall last Saturday night. High score prizes went Weirs. Wm. Shipway and Mr, Cardy. Mrs. Harry Bond and Mrs. Len Fisher tied for the lone hand ladies' prize and Mr. Len Fish- er won the men's prize. Mrs. Hiram Bieber and Mrs. Robert Holland tied for the ladies' low prize and Mr. Bill Allen won the men's low prize. The next game will be March 3. WI Euchre At an eight-table euchre spon- sored by the WI in the Commun- ity Centre last Wednesday night, high score prizes went to Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs. El- len Whelihan, (playing a man's card); lone hand prize to Mrs. Cecil Neil and low score prizes to Mrs. J. R. Murray and Mrs. Jack Lankin (playing a man's card). Mr. Tom Ryan won the box of groceries. The next game will be Feb. 23. II TOP VALU UNSWEETENED APPLE JUICE SAV 40cE 48-oz. 4 Tins $ 1•00 TOP VALU ASSORTED CANNED DRINKS St.E 13"-ns .$1.00 Ti AUNT JEMIMA (Reg. or Buttermilk) PANCAKE MIX %37 3 Bag '1,00 ASSORTED JELLO POWDERS S1 '1VcE 9 Pkgs. '1.00