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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-30, Page 12HELPS YOU KEEP FOOD FRESH Bring the advantages of modern refrigeration into your kitchen, with LP- Gas. This low-cost fuel is always ready to help you enjoy up-to-date con- venience. Pap 12 TimoS-Advocate, ,4111k. :30, 1904 Lucan and district news Phone .711.4255 Correspondents Ono Abbott AJkL PRICEkAfFecrivE :iJUNE 29 - JULY RIGHT.• TO- LIMIT' :420ANT01E•1 > -•.•:. • • ....• OpY -- SAVE 32c — BICK'S — SAVE 18c — CLARK's BEANS SAVE 40c -- SICK'S YUM YUM SWEET CUCUMBER W OS PICKLES WITH PORK IN CHILI SAUCE 5 15.01. $1 TINS — SAVE 22c GOLDEN DEW PARCHMENT MARGARINE (SPECIAL PACK) I s 1 (1 SG S. 1 ) I. n RELISHES • HAMBURG • SWEET CORN • CU-BITS • HOT DOG 12-0Z. $1 JARS • fits BICK'S YUM YUM SWEET WAFER PICKLES 42 32-oz. $1 Jars I MITCHELL'S UNSWEETENED APPLE JUICE MONARCH FRENCH or ITALIAN DRESSING 3 4T8i-nosz, 4 138.t°1:: $1 MONARCH 13-oz. DRESSING ..... . . 3 Bti.. $1 1000 ISLAND or ROQUEFORT NESTLES 16-oz. col dia Ctns, SPRAY STARCH IL Tins 7 II 41 1 ASST'D FLAVOURS DRINKirT ANI ES 20 Pkgs. Si GREEN GIANT FANCY FROZEN FRESH I.. GREEN PEAS or NIBLET CORN FRASERVALE FANCY FROZEN RASPBERRIES 3 15-oz. c Pkgs. QUIK GLIDE (SPECIAL PACK) 2-1b, 41) Poly Bags 7 ea. U.S. No. 1 Jumbo Size 27's CANTALOUPE 490 U.S. NO. 1 CORN ON THE COB FACELLE PAPER ROYALE TOWELS KRAFT 16-oz. 69 VELVEETA CHEESE . . Pkg. SHIRLEY GAY 24-oz. Family Size Pie APPLE-RHUBARB PIE SHIRLEY GAY pkgs. HOT DOG & HAMBURG BUNS 5 a $1 SUNKIST SIZE 163's 5 tor 390 ORANGES 2 Doz. 750 U.S. NO. 1 -1 Quart CARROTS . 3Babc; ONT. GROWN 450 STRAWBERRIES Boxes 39( FROZEN GRADE 'A' TOP VALU TURKEYS 679HLB.A51zj ..5 9" FRESH TURKEY LEGS OR DRUMSTICKS lb. 63(4 FRESH TURKEY BREASTS Darling's IGA EXETER, LUCAN Betty & Art's IGA „RAND BEND SEE THIS WEEKS HANDBILL FOR MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES ! ... BABYDILLS 2 3.12.:' $1 SAUERKRAUTn IN WINE 3 3J2X. TOPPING A 2-oz, I col ''W Pkgs. "F CHARCOAL 3 5,3.1bg.s $1 PEPS0i)41T) (SliErCiAL PACK) 2 TGuiabriets $1 T iliSFVLUDRINKS . .24 1°T.i'n's' $1.59 (ASST'D FLAVOURS) ABC POWDERED 63 DETERGENT GIANT SIZE PKG. it PUSS 'N BOOTS • CHICKEN CAT FOOD LIVER Tins4 15.05. 69'0 FACELLE ROYALE (ASST'D COLOURS) BATHROOMBATHROOM TISSUE 6 Rolls 880 GOVERNMENT FRESH,GRADE 'A' BROILER (6.9 Lb. INSPECTED Aver.) b. . 4 Rolls 880 (ASST'D COLOURS) OPEN HOUSE of 1966 HALUDAY HOMES TODAY, TOMORROW AND SUNDAY FROM 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Please send me your catalogue on: Homes Cottages 50 cents 50 cents Name Due to the tremendous response we repeat our Open House of Vacation Homes and Garages Drive out today ! Use this handy ma NO MONEY DOWN. PRICED FROM $1 420 36 Floor Plane PRESENTED BY LONDON BUILDING PRODUCTS see It on the display hone 4 court 5 at 113 Falcon St., London P5.1950 Top Biciduiph students honored on graduation and the votes of teachers and felloW-classmates. Following the taking of pic- tures, the students enjoyed an hour's dancing to records before leaving for home. SEPARATE SCHOOL GRADE 8 BANQUET St. Patrick's school Grade 8 pupils held their school banquet in the gym Thursday. A dinner was served by the Grade 7 pupils at noon, followed by two films and games. Hotson Propane 238-2005 GRAND BEND 0#4,0011.1:44,0N11.!;l :,...i i. • VILLAGE OF LUCAN NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO Destroy Noxious Weeds Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land in accordance with the Weed Control Act 1960 Sec. tions 3, 13 and 19 and amendments thereto that unless Noxious Weeds growing on their lands within the Village of Lucan are destroyed by the date of July 17, 1966 and throughout the season, the municipality may enter upon the said land and have the weeds destroyed charging the cost against the land in taxes as set out in the Act. The cooperation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. M.L. GIBSON (Clerk) Village of Lucan Explorers hold graduation rite Last Monday evening, 3? Lu- can-Clandeboye Explorers, four leaders, and eight guests, were present, in the United Church schoolroom for the 21st and final expedition. Graduation exercises we r e held by Mrs. Wm. Froats for the following girls; Judy Froats, Brenda Herbert, Julie Hender- son, Mary Mohr, Helen Simp- son, Joan Donaldson, Nancy Young, Louann Shipway, Eliza- beth Revington, Susan Crozier, Wendy Ryan and Linda Hodgins. Also taking part in the cere- mony were CGIT leader, Mrs. Murray Hodgins, CGIT president, Nancy Park, vice president Heather Froats and three other CGIT members. Mrs. Mohr told the stor y "God's Church is Everywhere". The worship service was led by Debbie Stanley and Lynn Melan- son, the theme being "What kind of house am I building?" Mrs. McRoberts told the story, "Building Unlimited". As a reward for good attend- ance the following girls will be assisted in attending the camp of their choice, Jeanette Barr, Donna McLellan, Debbie Stan- ley, Dianne Corbett, Ann Stan- ley, Julie Henderson, Shar on Young and Brenda Herbert. Final plans were made for the bus trip to Eldon House, Saturday June 25. School promotions listed TO GRADE 1 Jill Allen, Sandra Avery, Fay Black, Marie Blondel, Dougie Butler, Gregory Colley, Scott Dickson, Debbie Emery, Cora Engel, Lynn Finlayson, Kevin Gilmour, Janet Goddard, Donnie Hines, Debbie Hodgins, Sheldon Hopps, Lori Hyde, Wendy Kraul, Danny Lawrence, Cindy Mayo, Calvin McCallum, George Melan- son, Michael Stanley, Jamie Wil- son. Lions elect Wes Colley Randy Kraul (H), Kenneth Law- rence (H), Melvin Lawrence, Danny Leckie, Janice Macklem, Paul McPhee (H), Allen Melan- son (H), Ricky Millman, Anne Revington (H), Bradley Taylor (H), Jimmy Thompson (H), Mar- tin Wraith (H), Patti Wright (H). Teacher, M. Allison promoted to grade 4; Patricia Hodgins, promoted to grade 4; John Holland, promoted to grade 6; Douglas Hutton, promoted to grade 3 in arithmetic; Elaine Hutton, promoted to grade 7; Jackie Hutton, promoted to grade 5 in arithmetic; William Inson, promoted to grade 7 in arithme- tic; Larry Wright, promoted to grade 3 within the room. Teacher, Mrs. E. Radcliffe TO GRADE 2 Ruth Ann Atkinson, CherylDa- vis, Barbara England, Ricky Freeman, Terry Hayter, Linda Hayter, Tracy H a yt e r, Kathy Hearn, Karen Henderson, Ray- mond Hines, Joanne Hodgins, Kenneth Holland, Derek Holmes, David Kennedy, Karen Mason, Lynn Stanley, Bobby Stuckless, Sheila Smith, Sharon Van Veen. TO GRADE 3 Therese Blondel, Lynn Emery, Johanna Engle, Patti Fisher, Lori Hodgins, Deborah Holmes, Billy Lockyer, Theresa Van Veen, Jef- frey Young. Teacher, M, Allison TO GRADE 5 Robert Dallas, Linda Kraul, Kevin Lightfoot, Sandy Leckie, Suzanne Leckie (H), Julie Noyes, David Smith, Dianne Stuckless, Luanne Taylor (H), Cheryl Mayo, Donald Wilson (t ransf ere e), Sharon Young (H). Swim teacher Ward Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins, has quali- fied as a Red Cross swimming instructor by attending a course at University of Western Ontario from June 21 to 24 and has now begun duties at the Lucan swim- ming pool for the summer. TO GRADE 3 Shane Dykeman, Cathy Hopps, Marty Hopps, Valerie Hyde, Deb- bie Kennedy, Scott Leckie, Larry Morley, Craig Townsend, Karen Wright. President Bill Allen presided at the regular meeting of the Lions Club Monday evening, which took the form of a chicken barbecue, at the home of Lion Harold Butler Jr. During the business session, Wes Colley was elected presid- ent. Other officers included past president, Bill Allen; vice-pre- sidents, Dr. Lloyd Hall, Gerry Van Bussel, and Ian Dallas; tail- twister, Harold Butler; Lion tam- er, Gary McFalls; one year di- rectors, finishing off their second year, Don Smith and Gary Mc- Falls; two year directors, Don Black and Clare Stanley; secret- ary-treasurer, Larry Hotson; assistant, Don Hodgins. The new officers were in- stalled by Lion Alex Young. Don Hodgins, assisted by Clare Stanley will be in charge of. the bulletin next year. The latter provided the music for the even- ing. Wednesday June 22 was a red letter night for the Grade 8 pupils of the Biddulph Central School, for on that night a dinner and pro- gram was staged in their honor In the school auditorium. Rev. Gordon Merkley of Granton said the grace and pronounced the benediction. Karen Nixon, a Grade 8 pupil, as MC introduced the head table and the guest speaker Mr. M. Tingley, well-known Free Press cartoonist, who was later thanked by Heather Davis. Mr. Tingley, not only drew pic- tures of prominent government personnel but also staff mem- bers and volunteer pupils. In closing he stressed the great importance of education in all ways of life — even that of a cartoonist. The introduction of the 1966 Grade 8 pupils by Mrs. Garrett was followed by a musical pro- gram, which included an ac- cordion solo by Brenda Wallis, guitar solo by Herman Wilk, piano solo by Cathy Crawford "Aurora" by the Grade 8 choral group and choruses directed by Mrs. Clarence Hardy. The validictory address was given by David Revington. The award, for the best essay in religious education, was pre- sented to Heather Davis, by Mr. Merkley. Before the board chairman, Mr. Orville Langford presented the 1966 proficiency awards to Cathy Crawford and Roy Pulman, Principal Fred Berdan explained that the awards were given to the best all-around girl and boy in the class. Awards are based on regularity, punctuality, schol- astic a b 11 i t y, participation in school activities, extra curricula TO GRADE 7 Tom Hearn (H), Linda Hod- gins (H), Brenda Herbert (H), Julie Henderson (H), Judith Froats (H), Judy Mathers Bradley England, Jane Lockyer, Peter Culbert, Karen Herbert, Harry Dickson, Sherrie Davis, Jeff Park, Roger Mason, Danny Stuckless, Debbie Windsor, Paul Melanson, George Wilkinson, Caroline Wilson, Ronald Crudge (transferee), Alan Kraul (trans- feree), Janet Henson (transferee). TO GRADE 4 Derek Dykeman (H), Brenda Haskett, Billy Henderson, Jeffrey Hermeston, John Henson, Jimmy Hodgins, Patrick Holland (H), TO GRADE 8 Ruthann Holmes (H), Elenore Lawrence, Mary Ann Smibert, Janet Neil, Helen Shipway, Brenda Hyde (transferee), Linda Lightfoot (transferee). TO GRADE 8 William Cochrane, Bruce Cur- rie, Brian Herbert, James Hick- son (transferee), Robert Holland (H), James Macklem, David Mill- er (transferee), Barry Millman, Nancy Young (H). OPPORTUNITY CLASS Sheila Armitage, promoted to grade 6; David Blane, promoted to grade 5; Jane Bowerman, pro- moted to grade 4; Daniel Egan, promoted to grade 5; Stearling Gardiner, promoted to regular grade '7 class; Ronald Hardie, City children view the farm When Mr. and Mrs. Don Ab- bott were married, Sheila Prince was their flower girl. Today Miss Prince is a Grade 2 teacher in Chelsea Ave., School, London. Last Wednesday she and her class were invited to visit the Abbott farm. What a thrill for the little people, many of whom had never been on a farm before! What fun they had in barn jump- ing in the hay and visiting all the animals, including a goat and baby kid. The mother hens and little chickens were of particular interest. To those, who thought milk came from a bottle and water from a tap, the cow and pump, were two of the "World's Seven Wonders". Everyone had to work the pump handle and get his or her own drink. But prob- ably the big highlight of all, was Janice's pony. All lined up order- ly, for a breathtaking ride on a real pony. When lunch was served on the lawn the goat was an uninvited guest. When the goat grabbed a piece of watermelon from one child, all the children wanted to share their lunch with the goat. But all good things come to an end. Finally the exhausted little people were safely aboard their bus and homeward bound. Next day "Thank you" notes were written, telling what each enjoyed most. When Mr. and Mrs. Abbott received these notes, they were more convinced than ever, that the afternoon bad been really worth while. TO GRADE 6 Suzanne Bradley (H), Dianne Corbett (H), Laurie Cox (H), Jeff Culbert (H), Ken Freeman (transferee), Bill Goddard (H), Mike Henderson, Brenda Hod- gins, Karen Hodgson (H), Earl Lawrence, Nancy Lewis (H), Jean Lockyer (H), Carol Mason, Lynn Melanson (H), Linda0rovec, Ste- ven Revington, Louann Shipway, Janet Smith (transferee), Anne Stanley (H), Hilda Van Veen (11), Dennis Wraith (H), Mary Mar- garet Young, Teacher, C. Hearn TO GRADE 9 Loretta Crudge, Michael Cul- bert (H), BrianCurrie, Geraldine Fisher, Janis Freeman, Andrew Hardy, Bruce Haskett, James Hearn, Jane Hodgson, Allan Mc- Phee (H), Elizabeth Park, Grace Smith. Teacher, R. P. Jenkins Tour Medway HS Friday June 17, the Grade 8 pupils of the Lucan Public School were taken by bus to Medway School to tour the building and to meet their home teachers in September. 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