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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-16, Page 14TURKEYS 6.41b. 49, Size lb. 2 19-OZ. 88g PKGS. 8 ROLLS 99e THERE'S SOMETHING GOOD ABOUT TOP VALU BREAD ! FRESHNESS and "LUCKY LOAF PRIZES WIN ONE OF 385 CASH AND MERCHANDISE PRIZES!! Now In addition to the fine qual- ity, delicious flavour, tenderness guarantee and low price, you may be further reworded with valuable Onset, simply by buying a loaf of Top Volts White Bread, Whole Whim!. or Sandwich Loaf, Every day from now until July 9th, "Lucky Loot" prize C.artiti. cetera will be inserted in a certain number of Top Valu. Bread, if your loaf contains a "Lucky Loaf" certificate, simply fill out the required , information, present it to the IGA atom at which your bread purchase was made and you will be awarded the prise indicated on the certificate. 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There was a total enrolment of 52 from the Biddulph and Lucan school sections, Peg. 14 University Results Lucan's three University stu- dents each got their year, Bar- bara Park, her first year at Western, Bill Park, his second year, and Ward Hodgins his sec- ond year at Guelph, Anglican Flowers on the altar at the Sunday service were in memory of the late Charles Nagger, who passed away four years ago, work as secretary, for the past seven years, and of life at the home. The speaker was introduced by Mrs, Orville Jones and thanked by Mrs. Alex Yoking, During the business session, furnishings for the new CE Build- ing were discussed. Mrs. Dave Park led in the devotions, the theme of which was "Love thy Neighbor". Lucan and district news. 6 .Phone 227-4Z5$ Correspondent; Miss 44'14 Abbott BAPTISMS Two baptisms were held at the 11 o'clock service, James Mark Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Scott whose sponsors were Mrs. Allan Hill and Mr. Gerald Gil- mour and Robert Jackson Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardy whose sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowman of Don Mills. FLOWER SUNDAY Superintendent Cliff Culbert led in the Flower Sunday service, Nancy Park read the Scripture lesson, Bert Walker led in the Responsive Psalm and Mrs. Ivan Hearn conducted the junior choir, Rev. George R. Slater of Byron United Church was the guest speaker, PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS Biddulph school graduates hear principal of Medway Rev. John Sexton was in charge of both services Sunday, after which he left for a convention in Virginia, PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES Graduate Peter Prest, son of Rev, and Mrs. J. P. Prest, of North Battle- ford, Sask., formerly of Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, and St, James, Clandeboye, was a 1966 U. of S. District graduate at Regina, CGIT The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT are holding their annual coat hanger drive Saturday June 18. SS PICNIC A successful SS picnic was held at the Lucan Ausable Con- servation Park, Saturday. Student party at local farm Plan barbecue for Lion wives • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years, • earn the above indicated interest, payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds, United The date of the Evening UCW unit meeting was changed from June 28 to June '7. It took the form of a pot luck luncheon, with non-quilters providing the luncheon for the quilters. The quilt, which was started Monday was finished Tuesday. This was the last meeting until F all. THE STERLING TRUSTS 372 Bay St., 35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga E., Toronto Barrie Orillia At the Lucan LionsClub dinner meeting in the Anglican Church basement, last Monday night, a slate of officers was presented, but the election and installation will not be held, until the next meeting, June 20. Most of the business session was devoted to a discussion on the recent convention held in London. The next meeting will take the form of a chicken barbecue to be held at the home of Lion Harold Butler Jr., to which the wives will be guests. Miss Sandra Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott, was hostess when 23 Grade 10 Med- way students and friends accom- panied by two teachers, Miss Kennedy and Miss Walton, met at her "Sauble Road" home for an outing Saturday evening. The evening began with a rous- ing ball game, followed by a hay- ride trip, with Mr. Ed, Ryan, now of Concession 4 Biddulph, providing tractor and wagon. On the bank of the Sauble River, which runs through the Abbott farm was the setting for the final festivity an appetizing wiener roast. He advised the students one and all, to become involved in as many school activities as pos- sible, if they are to keep pace with the changes of the day. He concluded by saying, "we are living in the most exciting time in the history of man and each must be prepared to take advantage of all opportunities", Alan McPhee was valedictor- ian, after which Mrs. Allison of the Lucan staff, thanked the Home and School for the staff's in- vitation to attend the banquet. "Happy Birthday" was sung for Grace Smith (a pupil) and Mrs. Mert Culbert, After the singing of ,1 0 Can- ada" the students enjoyed an hour of dancing to records, be- fore going home. GENERAL UCW MEETING The General UCW meeting was held Thursday evening with the president Mrs. Chas. Sovereign presiding. The guest speaker was Miss Willms of Craighome Boys' Farm Ailsa Craig, who spoke of her Les Kennedy, former chair- man of the Biddulph-Lucan school board, was MC for the Lucan Public School Grade 8 banquet, held in the Biddulph school Wed- nesday evening June 8. The ban- quet was sponsored by the Home and School Association. Rev. John Sexton of the Lucan Pentecostal Church said grace. Betty Park proposed a toast to the school to which Ivan Hearn replied. Mert Culbert's toast to the school board was replied to by Chairman Orville Langford. Mrs. Jim Lockyer president of the Home and School Association replied to Mrs. Howard Cur- rie's toast to the H & S. Mrs. James Freeman proposed a toast to the graduates, to which Jim Hearn replied. The guest speaker, D. M. Hoople BA principal of Medway High School, was introduced by the MC Les Kennedy. Mr. Hoople spoke to the young people whom he hoped to meet personally, June 17, when the class visit Medway, He told them in September they would begin the second mile- stone in their lives and that the next two years would be the most important years of their life, and it was up to each to equip his or herself to meet the many changes which will confront them. Mr. Hoople enumerated a few of the changes during his life- time, in education, UWO, the ra- dio, TV, spacetravel etc. "There is no end to education", he said, "it ever continues". Girls graduate with honours Last Wednesday, Premier John R. Roberts was the guest speak- er at the annual graduation of the Miss Matthews School, London. Among the 25 Grade 8 gra- duates, were two Lucan girls, Maureen Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Smith and Mar- lene Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler Jr. Both girls graduated with honours. Maureen also won an art award. Among the guests were the parents of the girls and Mau- reen's two grandmothers, Mrs. P. 0. King and Mrs. Alex Mc- Farlane. Following the tea, served on the lawn, a graduation dinner was held at the home of Sandra Dowler, one of the graduates at her Wellington Street home. May 3 Maureen and Marlene attended the KirktonPreliminar- ies and were two of the five chosen to sing at the Annual Garden Party, July 20. Maureen, also won a first in art and a first in composition at the re- cent London Hobby Fair, held at the 4,Y". THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 15-18 INCLUSIVE. WE RESERVE ( TOP VALU CANNED MEAT EXTRAVAGANZA Native marries at Newmarket SOFT DRINKS (ASSORTED FLAVOURS) 12 TINS Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jenkin are shown following their wedding in Trinity United Church, Newmarket. The bride is the former Carol Zealand, Newmarket and the groom is formerly of Main Street, Lucan, the son of Mrs. J. E, Jenkin (the former Viola Hodgins) of Bradford. The couple will reside at Leaside. . . . photo by House of Brides. TOP VALU i111111110 lllllllll 1111111 llllllll 11111111111111 llllllll III llllll 11,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 11 1 llllll Lucan Personal Items 1111 lllllll 1-1 llllll 11411111111 llllll 11111111.1H lllllll llllllllllllllll 1.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 DUNCAN HINES (ASSORTED FLAVOURS) CAKE MIXES WHITE SWAN (ASSORTED COLOURS) BATHROOM TISSUE Mr. Wellington Hodgins of E at- onia, Sask., left for home, Tues- day after holidaying with Lucan and London relatives and his sister Mrs. Ralph Loney of Cass City, Mich. Elizabeth Bromwich, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Al Bromwich, now of Willowdale is a patient in the Toronto Sick Children's Hospital, pending an operation. Mr. Jim Burt spent the week- end at his home in Picton, Principal Robert Jenkins of the Lucan PS was on the sick list, last week. He had to miss the Wednesday Grade 8 banquet, at the Biddulph Central school and was also absent all day Thursday. Mrs. Sims of Granton supplied for him. Mrs. Jane Somerville has re- turned home after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. R. 0. Spence and family of At- wood. While there she attended convocation at McMaster's Uni- versity, Hamilton, wh e r e her grandson James Hamilton, was among the graduates. Mrs. Sheridan Revington spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Harry McFalls of London, who has been on the sick list. Mrs. Albert Hall, of Eston, Sask., has returned home after visiting her cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne McFalls of London were Saturday callers on Mrs. Bob Coleman. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Meriott of St. Marys were Thursday guests of Mrs. Jane Somerville. Monday, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murdy took their small grand- daughter, who had been with them for two weeks, back home to her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Morris of Mount Forest. Mr, & Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Toronto, were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Haskett and family. Ward Hodgins and Bill Park spent last week in Waterford, with their friend Paul Steacy, formerly of Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. John Park and Mr, & Mrs. H. B. Langford were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. William Tookey of London, Mrs. C. F, Langford of Tor- onto, has returned home after Spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Jelin Casey. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Crozier, Sun- day entertained Mr. & Mrs. WM. York and daughter Debbie on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. ASSORTED FLAVOURS 3-ox. TURKEY LEGS or DRUMSTICKS TURKEY BREAST JELL-O POWDERS 8 Pkgs. 88° AKES 3 KELLOGG 'S F 12-oz .880 Pkgs. Dr. & Mrs. S, J. Morrison and family of Detroit were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rummell. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Jones and family of Richmond Hill and Mrs. Edna Johnson of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coughlin and Mrs. Erle Young. Mrs. John Casey was the lucky winner of a Coffee Club hamper last week and Mrs. Maddock won one Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Armitage attended the Memorial Decora- tion service at Mt. P le asant Cemetery, McGillivray Tow n- ship, Sunday and spent the even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Allison. Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson Friday attend- ed the Dessert Euchre and Bridge sponsored by St. Peter's CWL held in the Crediton Community Centre. Mrs. Ed. Lewis of Toronto was a weekend guest of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, which they spent in their Grand Bend cot- tage. Diane Carole Coleman, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman of London was baptized in Grace United Church Sunday. A family dinner was held after the service. Guests included Mrs. Bill Allen and family, Mrs. Har- old McFalls, Mr. and Mrs. Gary McFalls, all of Lucan and Mr. Harold Brooke of Toronto. TOP VALU CHOICE Lb. 59' Lb. 650 TOP VALU z. 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Mrs. Willis is survived by two sons, Enos and Merrill of Clandeboye, three brothers, Earl Monteith of London, Herbert and Lawrence Monteith of St. Thom- as, two sisters Mrs. Jane Beck- ham of London, Mrs. Nora Bully of Windsor and one grandchild, Roy Willis. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur Monteith, Mrs. Willis, was the former Jo- anna Monteith, born in the Lam- beth district. 24-oz. Family Size Pie SHIRLE Y Y CHER RY PIE TOP VALU FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER 1P;Iinbi logigA 9c ib. FLESH) U.S. NO. 1 JUMBO 45 (SALMON Save 20c lb. RED BRAND SIRLOIN STEAKS or ROAST RED BRAND BONELESS RUMP ROAST WELL TRIMMED TABLERITE BLADE ROAST CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS Save 16c lb. 9c CANTALOUPE for 9 (Blade CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES Size 163s CANADA FANCY Removed) 79' Bone Lb. 93° Lb. 93 ° Lb. 59° Lb. 890 2 doz. 3-lb. Bag Save 20c lb. MAC APPLES 490 Legion Auxiliary President, Mrs. A. E. Reilly presided at the Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hall last Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. 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