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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-08-11, Page 13August 1, Lucan lost one of its most esteemed residents, in the sudden passing of U. F. Stanley (Roy) at his home on Main St. South. After four months in St. Jo- U. F. STANLEY Mr. Hog Producer If you are buying or selling Feeder Hogs Plan to attend the sole at • Special Hag Office TALBOTVILLE STOCK YARDS • Ontario's Finest Accommodation Every Saturday Afternoon at 1:00 P.M. • Courteous Helpful Staff WHERE BOTH PEOPLE AND LIVESTOCK GET SPECIAL TREATMENT • Fast Settlement photo by Engel • • • MR. AND MRS. DONALD STILLER Council to view plaque unveiling At the meeting of the Biddulph Township Council last Tuesday it was decided to grant $25 to the Middlesex plowma.n"s As- sociation. The council authorized the road superintendent, Doug Tuttle, to apply to the Department of High- ways, for permission to con- struct a sidewalk, on the north side of Hodgins St. Clandeboye. An invitation was accepte d from the Lucan WI to attend the unveiling of a memorial plaque, to the memory of the Wilber- force Settlement, Aug. 28 at 2:30 pm in Lucan. It was voted to erect a flag pole in front of the Township Building. Swimmers pass tests Ward Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins of Lucan is Lucan's swimming instructor this year. His brother Wayne has charge of advanced begin- ners, Ann George of beginners and Elizabeth Hill of the “learn to swim" group. At the end of the first two sessions, Paul McPherson Of London tested the swimmers last Tuesday and 26 of the 28 con- testants won their Red Cross a- wards, Jr. Red Cross, Nancy Lewis, Billy Goddard, Robbie Dallas, Nancy Young, Jeff Culbert, Jim Markiem, Steve Revington, Betty Park, Jane Lockyer, Suzann e Bradley, Marlene Butler, Mary Lynn Deitrick, Jamie Regier, Jane McCann, Pat Reeve, Nancy Hodgins, Karen Schlacht, Nancy Paisley and Gerald Nordemann. Intermediate, Nan c y Hardy, Harry Dickson, Julie Hardy, San- dra Hodgins, Mike Henderson, Olav Nordemann, Senior, Janice Freeman. The third session began Aug. 1. At the end of the fourth session, another test will be held. 77;77,771"ii Blade or Short Rib ROAST Going to Saska.too.n Lucan correspondent: Mies Line Abbott and:district news August IL Poo* 13 At a wedding reception in the Carousel Hotel, London, the bride's mother received in street-length navy crepe gown with matching lace coat, white and navy accessories and cor- sage of white roses. She was assisted by the groOm's mother who chose a turquoise lace en- semble with white and turquoise accessories and pink rose cor- sage, For a honeymoon trip to Nia- gara Falls, the bride donned an aqua lace and crepe, two-piece gown, with matching picture hat, taupe accessories and white rose corsage. Both bride and groom are grad- uates of the Central Penticostal College in Saskatoon. They will live in London until September, then return to Saskatoon, where the groom will complete his de- gree in education at the Univer- sity of Saskatchewan. Phone 227-4255 Popular merchant was former reeve alike in floor-length dresses of shocking pink crepe with, empire waist line. They had matching we, gcling ring picture organza headpieces and carried cascades of white and pale pink carnations and fern. Eight-year-old Esther Eizen- ga, niece of the bride, made a charming flower girl in a floor- length gown of pink bonded lace, styled Identically like the other attendants. She carried a small bouquet of white baby mums. The best man was Mr. Garth Stiller of Kenora. The ushers were Messrs Douglas and Paul Stiller, Jack and Allan Eizenga. Miss Ruth Cornelius of Chat ham accompanied Miss Joy Car- nelius, as soloist, who s a ng "Walk Hand in Hand With Me", ""The Lord's prayer', and ""The Wedding Benediction", CORRECTION! In the last issue of the T-A, a report of an accident between Elizabeth Paisley, Ilderton, and Pete Vanleewen, Atwood, stated the Paisley car rammed the Van- leewen vehicle. The report should have read that Vanleewen rammed into the rear of the Paisley vehicle as the Ilderton lady was stopped on the highway waiting for traffic to pass so she could make a left hand turn, Lighted candelabra, baskets of white apd pink gladioli and white carnations on pews, formed the setting in the London Gospel Temple at 4 pm Saturday, July 30, for a double ring ceremony, when the Rev. A, H, Stiller (fath- er of the groom) assisted by the Rev, D. A. Emmons united in wedlock Miss Margaret Gayle Eizenga and Mr. Donald Wayne Stiller. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meine Eizenga of Main St., Lucan and the groom is the son of Rev, and Mrs. A. H. Stiller of Kenora. Given in marriage by her fatts- er the bride chose an A line floor-length gown of senestafea- turing an empire waist-line with two front unpressed pleats, caught with tiny bows, short bow trimmed sleeves and a chapel train cascading from the empire waist-line. Attached to a pearl headpiece, a long French silk veil extended over the train. She car- ried a cascade of pink roses, stephanotis and fern, Mrs, John Boaz, sister of the bride, of McLean, Virginia, as matron of honor and Mrs. Mor- ris Graham, another sister, of Toronto and Miss Janet Stiller, sister of the groom of Kenora as bridesmaids were go wned 1coa Valu SZIEOLittc27.1eL .tilf iii • 24 OZ. ,e4 CANADA WH ITE 128-0Z. VINEGAR j 59 PLAST UG IC TOP VALU UNSWEETENED seph's Hospital Mr. Stanley was home for four weeks and had been out sitting on his verandah Sun- day. Mr. Stanley spent a life time in the hardware business, In October 1962 he sold his store to Jim Davis, but remained until the end of the year. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs, James Stanley he began work at the age of 10 with his uncle, the late G. A. Stanley, in the store destroyed by fire May 1, 1960. From 1904- 1914 he worked in Taber, Alta. and Edmonton. When his uncle in 1915 purchased the store of the late J. R. McComb he returned to Lucan and in 1929 took over the store following his uncle's death. Besides operating the store, Mr. Stanley was interested in all village activities. He was reeve of Lucan from 1925 to 1929 and served in the council for 10 years. He was on the hydro commission for four years and the H.S. Board for two. He was president of the Lions Club for one year and honorary life mem- ber of the Irving Masonic Lodge. He was a member of Holy Trin- ity Church where he served as warden for four years. The body rested in the Murdy Funeral Home where a masonic service was held W ednesday evening until Thursday when it was taken to Holy Trinity Church for a largely attended funeral service, conducted by the rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, as- sisted by Mr. Stanley's son- in-law, Rev. G. A. Moore of Montreal. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers included Harold Corbett, Cliff Shipley, Harold Hodgins, Murray Hodgins, Har- vey Langford and Richard Gled- hill. Mr. Stanley is survived by his wife, the former Leda Kent, two daughters, Alice (Mrs. G, A. Moore) of Montreal and Marie (Mrs. Alex Colvin) of Windsor, five grandchildren and one sist- er Mrs. Etta McFarlane of Lu- can. TOP VALU SLICED "OVEN FRESH" ENRICHED APPLE JUICE 11111111111111111/111 llllllllll 1111111111111 llllllll 1 lllll 11111111111111111111111 llllllllllllll 11111 lllll 1111111 llllllllll 111111 llllllll 11, Lucan Personal Items ummu llllll twoommimmogoommmmum lllll lllll mootimmumommommmomosi llllllll Immo lllllll minim llllllll mewl WHITE or WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 24-OZ. LOAVES 48-OZ. TINS TOMATO KETCHUP 4 S OZ BT S 8 88 Mrs. Blackwell dies at age 71 Mrs. Edgar Blackwell 71, passed away Tuesday, August 2, in Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital. The body rested in the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home Lucan, until 2 pm Thursday, August 4, when the Rev. G.W. Sach of the Lucan United Church, conducted funeral services. In- terment was in Medway cem- etery. Pallbearers included Messrs. Wrn, McRoberts, Glen Kimball, Fred Trudgeon, Charles Guest, Arnold Hudson and Hector Rob- inson, She is survived by one son and three daughters, Mervin Blackwell of Arva, Isabella (Mrs. Fred Carter) London, Mrs. Jean Broughton of Dungannon, Ellen (Mrs. Don Kroeze) of Woodstock, nine grandchildren and also two brothers, Joseph and Edward Plaskett, both of St. Marys. Daughter of the late Mr. and ,Mrs. John Plaskett, Mrs. Black- well was the former Victoria Plaskett. She was born In London Township but had been living at B r y an s t on, prior to going to Strathmere Lodge in 1963, ROYAL (Asst'd Flavours) Pkgs. JELLY Powders 9 BORDEN'S (Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry) 4 10.0 2. 88g Tins 88c MILKSHAKES WESTINGHOUSE BUDGET TOP VALU FROZEN LIGHT BULBS 4 12-0i. 88g Bulbs 88g Tins 5 LEMONADE .. (WHITE OR PINK) TOP VALU LIQUID DETERGENT 25, 40, 60 or 100 WATT AYLMER FANCY 48-0x. 880 Tins Tomato JUICE 3 3p2:tric. 080 111 Ctners 11110 BICK'S QUARTERED DILLS 3a 88c 24j-Or:. — YORK MIXED VEGETABLES 5 t-sr;: Oz, 88c SCOTTIES (Asst'd Colours) FACIAL TISSUE 3.Pf400 88e SOCIETY BEEF OR LIVER 2 11.5 ; n°52. 39c CHUNKS a TABLERITE MEAT IS I NOT ONLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY, BUT BECAUSE OF PROPER TRIM, MAKES MORE ECONOMICAL MEAT BUYING THAN YOU ▪ HAVE EVER KNOWN ‘' BEFORE. TABLERITE IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF (WITH GRAVY) • Fancy Peas 6 Choice Peas & Carrots • Fancy French Style Wax or Green Beans ale FRUIT SATISFACTION... THIS IS BECAUSE WE BUY ONLY TOP GRADE AND PREPARE EVERY CUT WITH EXTREME CARE, FROM AROUND THE WORLD ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTEO • enTSPAN PERSONALLY SELECTED ROUND STEAK OR ROAST B NAVEL ORANGES 12.5s U.S. NO. I BARTLETT Size BRAISING RIBS 8 ,4., TABLERITE TRIMMED WING or SIRLOIN STEAKS 99. itulTA.NANAS 2 lb* 39' 49' . Qt. . Lh. 29 PEARS.. • U.S. NO. 1 RIBIER GRAPES... U.S.NO LIMES .. • ONT. CROWN NO, 1 CARROTS .. U.S, NO. 1 HUMANA PLUMS . • PRIMROSE VEAL OR BEEF STEAKETTES • Size 72. 49c Dot. ONT. GROWN NO, 1 SHIRO • PILIJMS• • 2 Buntfic$ 23' • • • • QE, So 6 Qt, • Batkct $1.89 Size 881 Qt, 59 ° U.S. NO. I NECTARINES ONT GROWN NO 1 flt1.0 CUCUMBERS.. 2 for 23' TI10iiiitifI Roast.I ROAST 119C *.I6P B BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN op SWISS BURNS FARM STEAKS Lb $1.05 SAUSAGE Lb 53g I BURNS SIDE DARLING'S IGA EXETER and LUCAN BETTY & ART'S 1GA GRAND BEND BURNS ' 1.1) I BACON 1. Vat $1.09 W1ENESZ poc 590 Mark birthday and departure Thursday evening joint birth-, day and going-away party was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Hand, for Mrs. Nellie Kenzie, Mrs. A.R. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wes Hodgins. It was a complete Surprise to the three of them. The evening was spent innards With Mrs. George Holmes and the hostess, Mrs. Bond, winning the prises. Two birthday takes were ser- ved as part of the refreshment-S. The three guests of honor were each presented with a gift. ALL PRICES EPEVCTIVE AUG. 10-.13 INCLUSIVE. WE RtSERVE THe RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITItS. Friends shower bride with gifts Prior to her marriage to Don- ald Stiller, son of the Rev, and Mrs. A.H. Stiller of Kenora in the London Gospel Temple Sat- urday, July 30, Miss Margaret Eizenga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meino Eizenga of Lucan, was honored with a number of pre-nuptial events. Before her graduation from the Central Pentecostal, Sask- atoon, in May, Mrs. HenrySchap- pert and Mrs. David Redden were co-hostesses at a shower, held at the home of Miss Joyce Bartos, one of the college teachers and Miss Mary Nolan of Saskatoon. Mrs. Howard Currie of Lucan held a miscellaneous shower in her home for the members of the Lucan Pentecostal Holiness Church. Miss Ruth Anne O'Farrell of London held a miscellaneous and personal shower for members of the London Public Utilities, where the bride-elect is atpres- ent employed. -4 Miss Beverley Agar, a per- sonal friend was in charge of a miscellaneous shower, given by the members of the L on don Gospel Temple. Mr. and Mrs. David Tollefson of Toronto entertained Miss Eiz- enga, her fiance, and a number of friends to a barbecue dinner, after which they presented her with a gift. Following the Friday evening rehearsal, the groom's mother, Mrs. A.H. Stiller of Kenora, entertained the bridal party in the lounge of the London Gospel Temple. Messrs John Damen, William Damen Jr., Harry Damen, John Vanderloo and Theo Sentjens at- tended the tractor demonstration of the Ontario Farmers' Union at Queen's Park. Mr. John Hastings of Alice St., has moved to Exeter and Mr. George Rueder has moved into his home. Mr. & Mrs. James Stelzer of Florida and Miss Marion McCool of lionolula have returned home after a week's visit with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Holiday Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Aylestock were Mr. & Mrs. Colin Darrella and seven- year-old twin sons of Cooksville, Mr. Cecil Jackson and daughter and Mrs. James Keen of Strat- ford, After six weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital, Mrs. J, R. Murray is able to be home. Mr. & Mrs. Al Bromwich and family of Willowdale, have re- turned home after holidaying with Mrs. H. S. Stanley and other Lu- can relatives. Mrs. Alma Price of Lucan and Mrs. Ruby Brown of Toronto are spending two weeks in Muskoka. While Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Morris of Mt. Forest were on vacation in Chatham , they left 14-month- old Susanne with her grandpar- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murdy, Mrs. Violet Sanders and daugh- ter of Pomona California were recent guests of their cousin Mrs. Cecil Robb and Mr. Robb. Mr. & Mrs. Andy Dougall of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Hedden of Lucan spent the holi- day weekend visiting their cous- ins, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Haas in Buffalo and their daughter and family in Niagara Falls. Recent guests with Mrs. Eldon Hodgson were her brother Mr. Arthur Culbert of Winnipeg, her Sister Mrs. Norman Gras of Newark, N. J. and her son Dr. Edwin GraS of Annapolis, Mary- land. All visited another sister Mrs. Lela Beadle of Stratford. Father James Whelihan of Cal- gary, is visiting his brother Mr. Jos. Whelihan RR 2 Liman, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Wes HOdgins left Sat- urday for Kenora, where she will Spend a month with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart arid family. The annual Meadd-Corbett two- meal picnic was held at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett Sunday, July 30, with an attendance of over 70. Guests Were present from Korrobett, (Sask.) Toronto, St. Catharines, Lender', Belmont, Parkhill, Mist" Craig, Guelph, Fergus, Islington and Lucan. Mrs. Jane Somerville and Mrs. Ellen Whelihan of Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. Everett Fitzgerald of London, spent last week at the Spence Cottage, on Nine Mile lake at Torrance, Ont. Mr. Paul Graham has return- ed home after a two week's visit with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Demp- ster at Harrisburg, Penn, and Mr. & Mrs. Byrnel Graham of Ft. William. At 4 am Sunday Mr. Cecil Armitage was rushed to St. Jo- seph's Hospital by the Murdy ambulance. Dr. & Mrs. E, J. Anderson of London have moved into the Cliff Culbert house, Main St. North and the doctor, opened his office in the former mad Hatter Tearoom, August 2, Julie Ann, small daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Avery, who was a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital for two weeks, was brought home Friday. Mr. & Mrs. John Park spent the holiday weekend in Toronto where they were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Butler. Mr. Jack Hunter and family of Detroit were weekend guests of Mrs. John Casey. Suzanne Thompson, nine-year- old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Thompson of St. Cath- arines spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Thompson, Miss Linda Cushing of Cambri, Sask., the lifeguard at Kee-MO- Kee, was a weekend guest with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs. Stewart McLelland and Eleanor Walker, Thursday attended the pot luck supper and evaluation meeting of the First Girls' camp held at the home of Mrs. J. K. Johannesen of London. Elizabeth Appleton, 12-year- old daugher of Mr. & Mrs, Har- per Appleton of London, is spend- ing July and August with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bond. Mr. Bert Dobbs of Stratford spent a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. Wes AtkinSon, Mrs. Cecil Holmes and daugh- ter Ruthann, last Monday moved to Delaware, where Mrs. Holmes has secured a position at the Delaware Nursing Home. Mrs. Kay Egan, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Culbert and Wayne of Lucan and Mrs. Dave Egan of London, spent the holiday in Dunnville, where they attended the second birthday of Frankie Egan, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Egan. Mr. & Mrs, Willis flrown and family of Streetsville have re- turned home after spending a few days with Mr. & MrS. Ciar once Lewis.