The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-28, Page 16Page 16 Times-Advocate, April 28, 1966 Lucan Lucan WI name officers plan future activities Lucan winners Alvin Willert, Exeter, president of the Shamrock Minor Hockey Association presented the Shamrock Tyke trophy to Lucan coaches Jim Freeman and Tony Van Fliet at the annual banquet Friday night. 1/11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 LUCAN CHURCH NEWS 111111111111111,111i111111,11111111,01111111111111 llll 1 llll 1 lllll 1 lll 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/111 lllll 11111 (T-A photo) For Corn Root Worm Control - Thimet We Supply - Aldrin - Diazinon Weed Control FOR ALL FARM CROPS CORN - Atro 4 i.np, Oil, Lorox BEANS - Amiben, Eptam SUGAR BE E TS - Pyramin, TCA GRAIN - Pyramin, TCA All Chemicals at Competitive Prices Custom Spraying With Hahn Hi-Boy - OVERALL SPRAYING - BAND SPRAYING - DIRECTED POST-EMERGENCE SPRAYING SPRAY TIPS, PUMPS, SCREENS AND OTHER PARTS AND SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR FARM SPRAYERS Interlake Chemical Services Limited Operations and Warehouse: KIPPEN VIEW FARMS KIPPEN, ONTARIO Phone 262-5058 , .1 * 11111111 /1111111111 * !.. qq 111111/111111111/11141111111111,1111111111111)1111111111111111111111111111111111 11111/111111111111111 lll l 1 ll II NEVER Assume the public knows as much about your business as you do. That's why advertising is so indispensable DELSEY (ASSORTED COLOURS) BATHROOM TISSUE DEL MONTE SWEETENED (SAVE 17d FRUIT DRINKS PINEAPPLE• GRAPEFRUIT OR PINEAPPLE • ORANGE KLEENEX ECONOMY FACIAL TISSUE (SAVE 38c1 • AQUA • LAVENDER • PINK • WHITE • YELLOW SAVE 24c AYLMER CONDENSED TOMATO or VEGETABLE Attention Bean Growers DO TWO JOBS AT ONE TIME FERTILIZE & CONTROL WHITE BEAN INSECTS WITH ONE EASY APPLICATION AGRICO 8 - 32 -16 with systemic insect control for beans contains (R) DI-SYSTON (Disulfoton) The chemical is impregnated in the fertilizer granules. Makes it easier to handle. BEANS • t . • or the control of Aphids Leafhoppers Mexican Bean Beetle (Larvae) Mites Thrips For Further Information Contact: Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd., Hensall Lloyd Rader, Dashwood Robert Taylor, RR 3, Clinton AGRICO Agricultural Chemicals Limited (R) DI.SYSTON is a registered trademark, keg. U.S. and Can. Pat. Offs. by Farbenfabriken Bayer A.G., Chemagro Corporation Licensee. TEETO; TASTY ROUND Lb.$1.19 CSMOKED PICNICS BONELESS TOP fe„, COLEMAN'S NEWPORT ROAST .. Lb. VT WIENERS $4 Aft COOLELMAN'S SLICED BONELESS PRIME RIB ROAST / Lb. 140V B OGNA COLEMAN'S EPICURE PEAMEAL BACK BACON Lb. 85' SIDE BACON Lb. 55' $1. 05 Mac 450 Pb'. 1ilb. 89( Vac Pac SHIRLEY GAY RAISIN 'v. PIE 24.0Z, 'CRitiiit BUNS 1::::45..c WaRGAIJONUTS1;7:29, OLD TWIRLS 39° FAMILY SIZE PIE FROZEN FOOD & DAIRY FEATURES NATIONAL RAISIN WEEK CHEESE SLICES 4.69C DEL MONTE SEEDLESS KRAFT CANADIAN MONARCH PARCHMENT MARGARINE c RAISINS 6g 'PKGS. 1 0 0 PLUS italri Gold Bond SearnOil VT°ONS CHEESE SPREAD "1:7 c '69 0,01. 6 tor YALU McCAIN't VOCOliU 104nr TOP GREEN PEAS`"=' a.fe Coated 3 1.00 OR VEGETABLES IXED 1.1/04 RAISINS Pita M 9. UNITED CHURCH The Dedication to MissionS ceremony was held at the 11 o'- clock service with the Rev. G. W. Sach making the opening and closing remarks. Mr. R o be rt Murray (on behalf of the Session) acting as co-ordinator and Mrs. George Paul on behalf of the "M and M" receiving donations from the following children from their groups, Paul McPhee, Mes- sengers; Wendy Ryan, Explorers; Roberta Cochrane, CGIT an d Nancy Park, Hi-C. The organ, which couldn't be I W. 11.serro 15.• a41.1 To Link Qvantithi POTTED, READY TO PLANTAl& ROSE BUSHES qyc Popular Variative) EA, BEAVER MHO PEAT MOSS 6 „°• $3.79 CAKE MIXES ROBIN HOOD PACKET PACK (ASSORTED FLAVOURS) 11.00. 71112 -SAVE 6c- S. The annual meeting of the Lucan WI was held in the Corn- n_unity Centre Thursday after- noon, with 15 members answer- ing the roll-call with the pay- ing of fees. Mrs Cecil Robb and Mrs Ron Crozier were named delegates for the District Annual to be held at Sylvan May 10. Mrs T. A. Watson as president and Mrs Sheridan Revington as district director will also attend. As the May meeting always includes a trip, with a gift for Mental Health patients as the roll call, much time was spent dis- cussing the 1966 place and time. A doublering marriage cere- mony was solemnized at 4 pm Saturday April 9, in Holy Trinity Church, Lucan when the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster united in wed- lock Carole Anne Davis and Gor- don Timothy Alce. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davis of George St., Lucan, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Alce of RR 1 Granton. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride chose a floor-length simple French peau de sole gown featuring a scoop neckline and long sleeves. A headpiece of pearls and sequins held an elbow length tulle veil and she carried a cascade of daffodils. Miss Norma Davis, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Judy Thomson of Lucan and Miss Judy Rutledge of R i p 1 e y, as bridesmaids were gowned alike in floor-length empire styled dresses, with white bodices dot- ted with green and blue applique at the waist-line and straight skirts of blue nylon over taffeta. Tlley 'carried' yellow carnations. Four year old Deborah Davis made a charming little flower girl in a short yellow nylon dress, white bonnet and white acces- sories, carrying a basket of yel- low carnations. Five year old Robert Hodgins of Lucan was ring-bearer. 100th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas England and family of Elizabeth St. were among the 150 guests, who attend- ed the 100th birthday celebration for Mrs. England's grandmother, Mrs. Margaftet Jane Craig of Swift Current, Sask. Mrs. Craig was the recipient of a posthumous Military Cross for her son, George, killed in World War I and a Red Cross pin for outstanding contribution, to wo- men's work from 1914 to 1918. The final tentative decision was to visit the Elgin Museum at St. Thomas and the Talbot Estate, Wed. , May 15. As a partial donation to the arena, it was decided to purchase a new flag, replace two trees and to inquire into the price of a seat- ing stand, beside the swimming pool. Miss Line. Abbott entertained with an Irish reading and also conducted a palindrome contest between the "Montreal Cana- Lens" and the "Detroit Red Wings." The latter proved the winner ( Could it be an omen) For some time the possibility Mr. Robert Overton of London was best man. Church organist, Mr. Gordon Jacklin provided traditional wed- ding music and accompanied 10 year old Sherrie Davis (sister of the bride) who sang "The Wedding Prayer". At a dinner and reception held in the Lucan Legion Hall, the bride's mother received in a three piece turquoise linen suit with beige accessories and white carnation corsage. She was as- sisted by the groom's mother, who chose a two-piece navy en- semble with white and navy ac- cessories and a white carnation corsage. For a honeymoon trip to Niag- ara Falls and New York, the bride changed to a white boucle coat and dress, with black ac- cessories and red carnations. The young couple will make their home in Weston, Ont. The bride is a graduate of the London Teachers' College and a Grade I teacher at the Gulf Stream Road school in Weston. The groom is an employee of the CCM Co. at Weston. Treasure Chest Lucan's Gift Shop Mrs. J. S. Radcliffe 227-4'192 Lucan P4ji Remember Mother May 8 See our selection of household items, personal gifts & costume jewellery of having to disband has been looming, but Mrs Sheridan Revington of the nominating com- mittee was able to present the following full slate of officers: President; Mrs T. A. Watson; vice - president; Mrs F r a nk Hardy, Mrs Ron Crozier; secre- tary, Mrs Murray Hodgins; trea- surer, Mrs G. E. Nicholson; district director, Mrs Sheridan Revington; branch directors, Mrs Cecil Robb, Mrs Frank Jolliffe and Mrs John Park; auditors, Mrs Jack Lankin & Mrs Stewart Park; pianist, Mrs Erwin Scott; Conveners of standing commit- tees: Agriculture & Canadian In- dustries, Mrs Guy Ryan; Home Economics & Health, Mrs Sheri- dan Revington; Citizenship & Edu- cation , Mrs Ron Crozier; Histo- rical Research & Current Events, Mrs Cecil Robb; resolutions, Mrs Ira Carling; public relations, Mrs Wes Hodgins; publicity, Miss Lina Abbott; sick & sunshine, Mrs John Park; Tweedsmuir History committee, Mrs Frank Hardy, Mrs Erwin Scott, (typist Mrs M ur r a y Hodgins) nominating committee, Mrs Frank Jolliffe and Miss Lina Abbott. Lunch was served by convener, Mrs Wes Atkinson, assisted by Mrs Cecil Robb, Mrs John Park and Mrs Ira Carling. Mixed Bouquet $1.00 Geraniums .75 Pot Mums $2.50 - $3.50 Colourful-Mixed:Pots, $3.50 Hydrangea $3.00 - $5.00 Gloxinia $2.50 - $3.50 Tuberous Begonia $1.00 Potted Rose Bushes $1.80 Corsages $1.50 - $3.00 •Boutonnieres 35c Nicholson's LUCAN House or Service Station Open Mother's Day used for a week, due to the new addition, was available for the Sunday service. It was announced Kee-Mo- Kee's annual clean up will be held Saturday, April 30 at 9:30 am. Help is needed. - Please turn to page 1'7 0 ROLLS1 • 0 0 3 4T8I-NOSZI 00 • FOR YOUR GARDEN Double ring ceremony for MOTHER rvicVITIE & PRICE ASST'D. 8-0Z.11 BISCUITS' PKGS.' TOP VALE! FROZEN .ORANGE JUICE 12-IOZ. 1.00 4O PKGS. F 400 .OP DEL MONTE FANCY CREAM STYLE GREEN DEL MONTE SEASONED FRENCH WAX or CUT GREEN CORN"PEAS BEANS -SAVE lac- 1,01. 1101 BLACK BARLINKA NEW CROP - FROM AFRICA GRAPES L*1 SOUTH AFRICAN p U,S, NO, 1 WHITE WASHED 4 T 210.6 SPINACH RIMMEDCollo 45' PEARS NY. It I" l GRAPEFRUIT . SIZE 06'e MILD, TENDER GREEN NO. 1 FLORIDA Q ORANGES 114'P. i)OZ.69' 55 ONIONS uality FOR DARLING'S IGA Exeter, Lucan BETTY IsGt an,lBildIT'S IGA Canada's Finest Personally Selected Red Brand Steaks and Steak Roasts TABLERITE TRIMMED SIRLOIN-ROUND-RIB AND WING STEAKS - BONELESS RUMP OR ROUND STEAK ROAST lb. ALL MEATS ARO GOVERNMENT INSPICTIO 99' TENDER B. TASTY RED BRAND CUBE STEAKS ... Lb. GROUND CHUCK ... Lb. 69" LEAN STEWING BEEF OR BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 95c Silas LB. Prices effective April 27-30 inclusive - We reserve the right to limit quantities. STOCK UP NOW DURING OUR 14th ANNIVESARY !