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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-07-06, Page 11One of best in parade One of the parade winners in the Exeter Dominion Day celebration was this entry by Scott's of Parkhill. The old-time bus was laden with passengers in centennial costumes and pulled by the trusty horsepower of yesteryear. T-A photo Lucan TO GRADE 8 Brian Ankers, Joanne Arnold, Debbie Beswarick, Donna Wane-, Ron Crudge, Peter Culbert, Don Cunningham, Sherrie Davie, Janice Dickey, Harry Dickson, Joan Donaldson, Wayne Donald- son, Mark Ellis, Francis Elaon, Bradley England, Yvette Evans, Joe French, Judy Freels, Stear- ling Gardiner, Peter Gebel,Jelie Hardy, Lynda Hardy, Tom Hearn, Jplie Henderson, Janet Henson, Sandra Henson. Brenda Herbert, Karen Her- bert, Terry Hewitt, Janice Hind- marsh, Elizabeth Hitchcock, Brian Hodgins, Linda Hodgins, Louis Hoffman, Mark Holden, Elaine Hutton, Cathy Isaac, Allan Kraul, Jane Lockyer, Jinn Latta, Dennis Maguire, Ruth Mardlin, Joyce Marshall, Rich- ard Marshall, Judy /vIa.thers, Allan Matis, Kevin McComb, Paul Melanson, Bruce Mills, Mary Mohr, Don Morgan, Joan Mul- holland, June Mulholland, Donald Nace. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 IGA MIRACLE PRICE IGA PRICE TOP VALU BEANS WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE 111,1-0Z. TINS SAVE 12c - TOP YALU First Grade Creamery BUTTER . . . "b. Print 64° 301:1.00 LIQUID 1 ifi.ox. coke 494 BLEACH Times,Advacato, 4.4ly 0, 1907 f a8. 'Ill List promotions for Lucan and Biddulph Dennis Wraith, Karen Wright, Mary Margaret Young, ald Brintuell, Linda Rorevaar, Dean McItonert, Melody Craw- ford, Kevin Gilmore, Janet God- dard, Debbie Emery, Douglas Butler, Scott Dickson, Cary Eizenga, Lynn Finlayson, Debbie Hodgins, Lyle Westman, Cora Engel, Martin Drost, Louis Sloe- ttea, Jeff Field, Sandra Avery, Carolyn Hopps, Calvin Mc- Callum, Wendy Kraul, Michael Stanley, Douglas Mason. TO GRADE 1 Sandra Klops, Robbie Windsor, Sharon Hutton, Jelin Arenthals, Terry Arenthais, John Nixon, Karen Bowerman, Elizabeth Markley, Diane Evans, Mary Layne Sliipway, David Walzak, Joan Foster, TamMyliermeston, Jimmy Arisen, Christopher Rela- erts, Farren Sovereign, Darren Kennedy, Kim Emery, Fay Hay- ter, Ronnie Glen, Ivey Gardiner, Bruce Joyce, Harvey Leckie, Paul Theander, Jim Hayter. Wayne McCallum, Billy Gar- rett, Douglas Hardy, Scott Rev- ington, Marilyn Lightfoot, Debbie Davis, Fenno DeVries, Teddy McDonald, Barbara Hudson, Ur- sula Hoffman, Brenda Tomlin, Robin Revington, Tommy Wright, Debbie Willard, Roger Lewis), Steven Eizenga, Debby Arnold, Nancy Tindall, Margaret Ann Garrett, Jane Hardy, John Van- Veen, Kevin Carter, Paul Abbott, Dorothy Cunningham, Mamie Rooney, Bobby Hodgins, Mary Harvey. TO GRADE 5 John Brigham, Jim Brintnell, Brenda Cook, MaryJane Culbert, Lucy Cunningham,Rita Dens- more, June Donaldson, Henry Drost, Derek Dykeman, Esther Eizinga, Debra Hamilton, Brenda Haakett, Bill Henderson, John Henson, Jeff Bermeston, Glenn Hewett, Jim. Hodgina, Patrick Holland, Doeglas Hudson, Robert Isaac, Diane Knight, Randy Kraul. Danny Leckie, Janice Mack- lam ' Brian McComb, David Mc- Falls, Paul McPhee, Allen Mel- anson,Rick Millman, Robert Mulholland, Jim Pennington, Anne Revington, Sherry Riddell, Cynthia Shumka, Graham Sims, Katherine Stilson, Tim Stutt, Bradley Taylor, Jim Thompson, Martin Wraith, Laurene Wright, Patti Wright. Janice Field, Patti Fisher, Char- lene Gielnielt, Vicky Hardie., Bob Barrett, Kathy Hoppa, Leri Hod- gins, Deborah Holmes, Marty Hopps, Roger Heroic, Wayne Hud- son, Esther Krainz, Donald Latta, Scott Leckie, Brenda Lewis, pill Lockyer. Ricky MeGeoheY, - Middle- ton, Richard lYlitoraj, Jerry Mor- gan, Terry Morgan, Larry Morley, Cecil Nickels, Jim Peck- ham, Donald Riddell, Michael Scott, Ellen Shumka, HenrySloe- ties, Theresa VanVeen, John Whalen, Bill Westman, Bradley Westman, Karen Wright, Jeff Young. and district news Phan* 227.4255 Correspondent: Miss Lina Abbott TO GRADE 3 Lynn Stanley, Sharon VanVeen, Bill Hardy, Suaan Gebel, Nancy Riddell, Rita Evans, Kathy Hearn, Billy Lewis, Trudy Wright, Bar- bara England, Joanne Hodgins, Linda Aulinback, Larry Isaac, Karen mason, Ken Holland, Cheryl Davis, Patrick O'Connor, Tanny VanArenthals, Susan Brig- ham, Ruth Ann Atkinson, Wayne Hall, Bobby Stuckless, Jean Barker, Ricky Freeman, Karen Henderson. Dianne Irvine, Tony Vander- hoek, Donna Harvey, Dianne Mal- colm, Bob Ross, Kevin Sims, Linda Hayter, Debbie Del/WO, Linda Earhart, Janis K e stl e, Sheila Smith, Harry Blom, Albert Thompson, Harry Arnold, Cindy Donaldson, David Kennedy, Don- ald McFalls, Holly Eisen, Danny Ellis, Harry Foster, Tracy Hay- ter, David Stilson, Terry11a.yter, Brent Froats, Margaret Nickels, Randy McCooey, Derek Holmes. TO GRADE 4 Bonnie Aulenback, Lillian Bowerman, Pat Bristow, Mich- ael Calcott, Dale Cook, Wayne Cunningham, Debra Dicki e, Shane Dykenian, Iris Eglitis, Thomas Earhart, Lynn Emery, Johanna Engel, Mervyn Evans, TO GRADE 7 Violet Acres, Sheila Armitage, Leona Beswarick, Faye Blair, Bill Blom, Susan Bowerman, Suz- anne. Bradley, Dianne Corbett, Lauren Coz, Jeff Culbert, Joyce Cunningham, Kim English, Keith Evans, Ken Freeman, Bill Gar- rett, Bill Goddard, Mike Hender- son, Terry Hindmarsh, Anita Hodgins, Brenda Hodgins, Ron- ald Hodgins, Karen Hodgson, John Holland, Barbara Irvine, Jean Kirsch, Bill Lambourn, Joanne, Latta. Nancy Lewis, Joan Lockyer, Jim MacDonald, Carol Mason, Larry Mason, Brian McCooey, Lyne Melanson, Ed Mitoraj, Richard Moffatt, Anne Mohr, Steven Nace. Donald Neil, Nancy Nickles, Beverley Parker, Steven Revington, Louann Shipway, Bev- erley Shumka, Janet Smith, Pat- ricia Snelgrove, Anne Stanley, Hilda VanVeen, Ruth Westman, TO GRADE 2 Kim Leitch, Susan Riddell , Fern Mardlin, Pam Smith, Jim Barrett, Michael Armstrong, John Noon, Karen Leitch, Fay Black, Jamie Wilson, Lonnie Sockett, John Leckie, George Melanspn, Mathew Hermeston, Kevin DeVlugt, Ronald Densmore, Hieke Hipps., John Lambourn, Jim Hardie, Barry Hodgins, Dar- rel McComb, Dean Densmore, Paul Ellis, Elizabeth Bowerman, Janet Earhart, Sheldon Hopps, Pat Hutton, Barry Mills, Cindy Mayo. Beth Arenthals, Cheryl Hardy, Arden Bryan, David Cook, Chris- tine Stud, Bradley Tomlin, Ron- Surprise pair on anniversary Last Sunday, 26 relatives of Mr. and Mrs, H. B, Langford, from Toronto, Hamilton, Ft. Frances, London and Lucan sprang a real surprise on them prior to their 25th wedding anni- versary, July 4. Arrangements had been made for Mr. and Mrs. John Park and Mr, and Mrs. Langford to meet Mr, and Mrs. Butler of Toronto at the Flying Dutchmen Motel, Kitchener Sunday as the Butler's were attending a wedding there. It wasn't until entering the dining room that the Langford's realized the crowd waiting to enter all belonged to their family. What a surprise! It was a dual cele- bration for Sunday was also the birthday of Mr. John Park. AT HOME OR AWAY District resident dies in London Mrs. Arthur Hodgson, 46, of McGillivray Township, passe d away in St. Marys Hospital, Lon- don, Thursday, June 29, after a lengthy illness. The body rested in the Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan, until 2;30 pm Saturday, July 1 when the Rev. John Davies of Ailsa Craig, conducted funeral services. Interment was in Eben- ezer Cemetery, McGillivray Township, Pallbearers included Don Suth- erland, Peter Voison, Howard Fenton, George Mercer, Bill Fenton and Wes Watson. Besides her husband, Mrs. Hodgson is survived by two daughters and one son, Patricia (Mrs. Wm Rock) RR 2 Ailsa Craig, Katherine and George at home, her father, Mr. George Thompson of Parkhill, also three brothers and one sister, Howard Thompson of Grand Bend, Harry Thompson of Prince Albert, Sask. and Charles Thompson of Park- hill and Ruth (Mrs. Earl Patter- son) of London and one grand- child. Daughter of Mr. George Thompson and the late Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Hodgson was the former Pearl Thompson. Pupils enjoy playday —urged to play safely Tuesday afternoon, June 27, the children of the Lucan Junior Public Scheel held a playday. Twelve teams consisting of grades two, three and four, and ten teams consisting of grades kindergarten and one competed in such events as the sack race, three-legged race, crab race, wheel barrow race, slalom and several other novelty relays and races. First prize ribbons were awarded to teams nine and three, second prize r ibbo n s were awarded to teams two and five; and third prize ribbons were awarded to teams eleven and eight. Several mothers, high school students and students from grade eight at the Biddulph school as- sisted the teachers as they took the pupils through the various events. The Parent-Teachers Club set up a booth and sold refreshments after all the events had been completed. CLOSING ASSEMBLY Patti Wright conducted the closing assembly at the Lucan THIS SUMMER — WHETHER YOU'RE AT HOME OR AT THE COTTAGE, THERE'S AN IGA NEAR YOU 28-oz. Tin 9-9 3/4 oz. ra, Pkgs. ea. j7 Pkg. of 400 290 24-oz. plastic 494 , Ctnr. 48-ox. 750 • Giant Jumbo Gums • Giant Jelly Beans • Orange & Lemon Slices School on Thursday, June 29. Mr. Steeper spoke to the children on the need to play safely during the summer noting also that in the last month two boys in the school had been in minor accidents with cars. After the assembly the children returned to their rooms to receive their report cards. At noon hour the children were given an ice-cream treat by the teachers. Many also received awards for their proficiency in the various subject areas. Families hold annual picnics HARDY PICNIC Mrs. Frank Hardy's birthday is July 4. For years the family have arranged a picnic on the Sunday nearest to the 4th at Fish Creek near Prospect Hill. This year 58 members and two visitors were present, Owing to so much rain and damp grounds only one meal was served at 5 pm. During the afternoon Mrs. Mert Culbert and Mrs. Leroy Revington were in charge of a program of races and variety contests. All the children grouped to- gether and extended their con- gratulations to "Grandma" in song, which Mrs. Hardy deeply appreciated. BANTING PICNIC Over 60 members of the Bant- ing family held their annual two- meal picnic at the home of Donald Gilbert near Ailsa Craig Sunday. Guests were present from California, Lansing, Sarnia, St. Thomas, Denfield, London and Lucan, in the afternoon there were races for the children while adults sat around and visited, FACIAL TISSUE THRIFT LOTION DETERGENT COTTAGE CANDY JAM • Apple.Raepberry • Apple•Strawberry TOP VALU LADY SCOTT, (ASSORTED COLOURS) tin TOMATOT KETCHUP 15-0Z. 3° BOTTLE SAVE 8c Mrs. S. Butler dies in hospital Mrs. Sanford Butler, 64, of Dorchester, formerly of Lucan, passed away in Victoria Hospital, after a short illness Monday, June 26. The body rested at the R. A. Logan and Son Funeral Home, Dorchester, where prayers were said at 8 pm Tuesday, then to the Ingersoll Sacred Heart Cath- olic Church for requiem High Mass at 10 am Wednesday, June 28 with Rev. J. E. Braisson officiating. Interment was in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Inger- soll. Pallbearers included two neighbors and the four relatives, Charles Wilkinson, Arthur Wilk- inson, Robert Howell and Charles Levey. Mrs. Butler is survived by one daughter Jean (Mrs. Henry Valk- enburg) of Dorchester, two sis- ters, Irene (Mrs. A. R. Wilkin- son) of Lucan, Lillian (Mrs. Dalton Draper of Cookstown) and four grandchildren. Her husband predeceased her. Mrs. Butler, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Ellah was the former Margaret Ellah. She spent her early life inLucan. 2-lb. Cello 69; Bog Reg. size n, tube 2-1b. poly 53` bag 24-oz. 430$ pie 07 Save 10c JAVEX Friends shower bride with gifts Mrs. Jack Van Geel and Mrs. Leo Morkin were hostesses for a bridal shower in the St. Pat- rick's old school last Tuesday night for Miss Godeleive Cly- mans who will marry Gerald Siroens Saturday, July 8. Games were played and among the winners were Mrs. Don Mc- Comb, Mrs. Cliff McLean, Mrs. Anton Menders and Mrs. Trudy. Hector McFee lived to be 90 One of Lucan's oldest resi- dents, Hector McFee, 90, of Margaret St., passed away after a lengthy illness in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Wednesday, June 28. The body rested in the Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan, where prayers were said Friday evening at 9 pm, then to St. Patricks' Church, Biddulph at 10 am Saturday, July 1 where the Rev,F. J. Bricklin officiated for High Mass. Interment was in St. Patricks Cemetery. pallbearers included Arnold Morley, Stuart Munro, Don Suth- erland, George Hebblethwaite, Harvey Pickering and Gus Mit- chell. Besides his wife, the former Marion Hebblethwaite, he is sur- vived by one sister, Miss Annie McFee of London. Before moving to Lucan 10 years ago Mr. McFee worked for the George White and Sons Co. Ltd., London, Mr. and Mrs. McFee were married Oct. 23, 1916 and celebrated their golden wedding last October. Bruss. Lunch and a social hour followed the opening Of many gilts. 441-[ 444*** TOP VALU CHOICE TOMATOES MINUTE BREAKFAST (ASSORTED FLAVOURS) 4 A FEW O IGA's HERE ARE F JUST MIRACLE PRICES EVERYDAY LOW Granulated Fine White TOP VALU (Assorted Flavours) SUGAR . 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ORANGES Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton. Mrs. Bob Coleman, on Tues- day, attended the birthday party for her granddaughter, Mrs. Don IVIcTaggart, held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Garrett, London. Mrs. Sheridan Revington, Mrs. John Park and Mrs. Jack La.nkin of Ltican, Mrs. Art McLean and Mrs. Harry McNaughton of London, spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Carmen Coati and family of Niagara Falls, New York, prior to their leaving July 6 to Join Mr. Coati in Japan for the next two years. Mrs. Clarisa Paekwbod of Guelph has returned home after spending a few days with Sgt, and MrS. Henry MoOneyandother Lucan friends. MrS. CiSey Appleton of England is making an extended visit with the Rev, Slid Mrs. G, W, Sach. Mr. and Mrs, Tam Hill of Brantford called on Lucan friends Wednesday. 494 LEAN AND TASTY pis', FAMILY PACK Butt Pork Chops lb. 2r Pork Loin Quarter lb. COLEMAN'S Pork Butt Roast lb. 49$ 1 Vac pee 69°COLE r CHEESE ESSEX PACKERS 53$ CF"IEE WEES Among those attending the Ford Picnic in Sarnia Park, June 25 were Mrs. Harold MeFalls, Mr. and Mrs, Gary McFalls of Lucan and Mr, and Mrs. Larry McValls of London. Mr. and Mrs. John Morkin of Alberta are holidaying with Lucan and London district relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott of RR 1 Lucan, picked up Mrs. Duncan Tindall of Listowel and Mrs. Horace Alton of Victoria, B.C, and all spent last Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiarton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbett, Jane and Dianne have returned from a 10 day trip to Expo, Quebec and Peterborough. Friday Mrs. Henry Mooney Won another Coffee Club hamper on CKSI., and her daughter) Mrs. Wm Fagon of London, Won One in April. Mrs. Rey Stanley and Miss Gertrude Kent of London on Wed4- nesciay visited their sitter, Mrs. H. S. Stanley, whole recuperating from her recent operation, at the home of her son, Mr. Clare Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilkinson and family lest Wednesday at- tended the funeral of We. Wilk- inson's sister, Mrs. Sanford Big- ler, at Ingersoll. At the Usborne Central School's graduation banquet last Wed- nesday, Muriel Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott (and granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Abbott of RR 1 Lucan) received the award for the highest mark in Grade 8. Mr. Basil Nagle and family of Market St., moved to their new home in London, July 1. Last Thursday, MrS. M. L. Crinnian, Mrs. Cliff MeLean and mother, Mrs. Jenkins, visited Mrs. Redden and Mrs. Rosy Campbell at Strathmere Lodge, Strathrey, and dined With Mr. and Mrs. Mann Gray. Miss Vera Wasnidge of Toronto Was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Eldon Hodgson. Both Visited Mrs. N. W, Wasnidge at Craig Mime during the afternoon. 1/4 FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER ROAST TaitRIEAMpoiff°CtIOPS TOP VALU NO. 1 QUALITY SLICED SIE BACON • B. 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