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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-07-20, Page 12Page 12 Tim -Advepte, July 20, 1967 Conclude promotions for district's students and district news. Pepe 227.42.55 Correspondent: Miss Wne. Abbott MR. AND MRS. PATRICK J. FLYNN ALL TAOLIAITE MEATS ROASTING C ALL GOVIANIAiNT IHSPECTID LB. eNEW CROP SOUTH AFRICAN 5-1b. Bag 4 9 ORANGES ONT,GR/LETTUCE 2Heads39 FANCY GRADE CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE MACusI) I APPLES 3.1b. Bag 55 CARROTS 3.1b. Collo Bag !WI 161.19 1f1o!fP1 J9,430 ,, JJ,)• • lb 550 THREE-LEGGED OR FRYERS DOUBLE BREASTED 45g 3 MEALS LAMB IINNIEIE BASKET • .. lb. 33c Former resident wed in Kitchener Lucan Ste and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Mary Kuntz of Kitchener. At a reception held in the Blue Moon Hotel, Petersburg, the bride's mother received in a dress, coat ensemble, in coral Standards of white mums form- ed the setting in St. Frances RC Church, Kitchener, at 11 am Sat- urday, July 8, when Rev. Father Hofmann. O.R„ united in mar- riage, in a double ring ceremony, Noreen Marie Conlin andpatrick Joseph Flynn, The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs, J. Edward Conlin of Kitchener (formerly of Main St., Lucan) and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. P. Joseph Flynn, also of Kitchener. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose afloor-length gown of white summer peau feat- uring a lace bodice and sleeves. A detachable cathedral train of peau, edged with matching lace, hung from the shoulders. A tiara of white seed pearls, held her bouffant finger-tip veil. She car- ried a cascade of roses, stephan- otis, ferns and streamers. Miss Carol Feeney of Water- loo, as maid of honour and Miss Maureen Flynn (sister of the groom), Mrs. John Conlin of Downsview, Mrs. Paul Conlin of Winnipeg, Miss Jane Ruppel of Waterloo and Mrs. Jim Boniface of Cooksville, as bridesmaids, wore identical floor-1 ength sleeveless gowns of mint green brocade with A line, empire waistline and matching h e ad- pieces of brocade and tulle. They carried cascades of white mums. Cathy Conlin, sister of the bride, made a charming flower girl in a gown of white organza over taffeta, with high empire waistline, accented with green brocade and rosettes of the same in her hair. She carried a bask- et of roses and carnations. John Conlin of Downsview was best man and ushers were H. C. Flynn, brother of the groom, Paul and Hugh Conlin, Jim Boni- face and Terry Plomske. Miss Gay Malleck of Kitchener provided traditional wedding mu- shade. with matching shoes and purse and white accessories.She was assisted by the groom's mother, who also wore a dress, coat ensemble but in yellow bro- - Please turn to page 14 $loetjes, Alice Srnibert, Bruce Snelgreve, Danny Stuekless, Mark Tomlin, Ruth Wallis, George Wilkinson, Caroline Wilson, Del: bie Windsor, Kathryn Worthing- ton. In the promotions for I3iddelph Central School in the issue of July 6, grades 6 and 8 and part of ? were omitted. With con- siderable difficulty these have been obtained and presented here: TO GRADE 9 Janice Abbott, James Alec, Kathleen Arnold, Norma Arnold, Shirley Arnold, Earl Blanc, Robin Blair, Kathy Bristow, Bonnie Brooks, Wm, Cochrane, Kather- ine Cunningham, Bruce Currie, Gary Donaldson, John Eglitis, Steven English, Karen Grose. Clifford Hardie, Brian Her- bert, Brian Hodgson, Jacqueline Hodgins, James Hickson, Robert Holland, Ivan Hotton, William inson, Nancy Knoblauch, Helga Kraiez, Earl Langford, Linda Leck, Helen Lewis, Joan Lewis, Linda Lightfoot, James Mack- lem, James McRobert, Ruth Ann McRobert, Barry Millman,Carol Middleton, Janet Neil, Kerry O'- Connor, Margaret O'Neil, Charles Peckham, Larry Prelcup, Ronald Pullman, Helen Shipway, Wiltielmina Sloetjes. Nancy Wel- ler, Valerie Whalen, Gene Wright. Trinity youngsters stage games, races TO GRADE 6 Gordon Blane, Ronald Blake, David Brigham, Steven Carter, Robert Dallas, Mike Davis, Randy English, David Evans, Judy Field, David Garrett, Fred Hardie, Linda Irvine, Gary Isaac, Mary Johnson, Linda Kraul, David Latta, Sandy Leckie, Suzanne Leckie. Diane Leitch, Valerie Leitch, Kevin Lightfoot, Sharon Mardlin, Cheryl Mayo, Alan McLeary, Fred Middleton, Jeannie Nace, Paul Nixon, Julie Noyes, Anne Peckham, David Smith, Diane Stuckless, Luanne Taylor, Kevin Wallis, Donald Wilson, Sharon young, Sherry Young. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES TO 8 Susan. Crozier, Kathy O'Con- nor, Jeff Park, Carl Peckam, Morris Peckam, Bill Penning- ton, Suzanne Prekup, Elizabeth Revington, Sharon Ross, Tony man, Debbie Hodgins, Cheryl Hardy; 8-9, Randy Kraul, Bill Hardy, Brenda Haskett; 10-11, Bill Henderson, Jeff Culbert, Ronnie Hodgins; 12 and up, Fran- ces Elson, Julie Hardy, Linda Hodgins; wheel-barrow race, Mike Henderson andleff Culbert, Ken Freeman and Peter Culbert, Ronnie Hodgins and Bill Render-, son; three-legged race, Linda Josh and Holly Eison, Julie Hardy and Frances Elson, Linda Hodgins and Brenda Hodgins, bag race, Peter Culbert, Bill Hender- son, Jeff Culbert. Holy Trinity Anglican S. S. picnic was held on the Legion Hall grounds Saturday. It start- ed with a ball game, with Brenda Hodgins' team beating her sister, Linda's team, 9-8. Mr. Dwight Henderson, S. S. superintendent was chef, cooking dozens of hot dogs for the hungry crowd. Mrs. William Hodgins assisted Mrs. James Freeman in the judg- ing of games and races. Winners in 6-7 years race, girls, Karen Henderson, Cheryl Hardy, Debbie Hodgins; boys, Ricky Freeman, Roger Lewis; 8-9, girls, Holly Bison, Brenda Haskett and Lauri Hodgins; boys, Randy Kraul, Bill Lewis and Bill Hardy; 10-11, girls, Debbie Holmes, Linda Kraul, Kim Bright; boys, Jeff Culbert, Ronnie Hodgins, Bill Henderson and Ken Freeman (tied); 12 and up, girls, Linda Hodgins, Julie Hardy, Julie H end - erson and Frances Elson (tied); boys, Peter Culbert, DannyStuck- less, Mike Henderson; Kick the shoe, 6-7, Ricky Free- iiiiiiiii /1/1111111111,111111111 lllllll 11$1111111111t111111 lllll 111111114111111111111111111111.111111111111111111,11111111111,111 Lucan Personal Items am,aamaiaaMAAtialt11,111111141141111111111111 lllll ll I lll 1111111111111111111111111111111 lllllll 111111.11111111.11111111111111111111111. Girls from area complete course Linda Inson, who trained at the Ivan R. Sales Beauty Salon, Joyce Rummell and Janice Hay- ter who trained at Bruno's, all successfully completed their course and all have secured pos- itions in London. 10-oz. Ali n Pkg. 7 3/4 -oz. Er Tin Agar IVO to omereamoommiimm MONARCH DESSERTS . . . FLAVOURS G OLD SEAL FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON HOSTE SS ,... ALL PURPOSE GRIND COFFEE Bog 1.1b, WI' TOP VALU DOG OR CAT FOOD ....16-oz, no , llllll Tin 7 iF",falYsT BUTTER Jar 99' O ar 9'' MUSTARD 2 9;07: 33" iiiiiiii6TAiiNsk . . • 1, lll l .' 1FruitE ST N Flavored ASS ORTE D JELLY ROLLS , , IF , yo421:01RbeF ; oka l gl ' 59" 35 ANACIN TABLETS of 6 t110.0 87' AQUA AFEli\ SHAPE LOTION 4-oz. Mi. 69" Egg or Lemon Creme SHAMPOO """. 77 0 AND CO6Eiiiii FRO ZEN CHIPS ... • A • • a • 2 .4-ca Pkg. 59" MOC JULIENNE FRENCHFRIES 9-oz. Pkg. 17' TOP VALU CHEESE SLICES (PLAIN OR PIMENTO) 8-oz, 31' Pkg. 39 . " SHIRLEY GAY "Oven Fresh" APPLE PIE • A • • • • 24-oz Pie EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT BACN7Tall L 1 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Treend and family of Thornhill and Mrs. Harper Appleton, and family of London were Wednesday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bond. Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins and fam- ily of St. Thomas spent the week- end with Mr. D. A. Ashworth. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Schell and family of Stratford were Sun- day guests of Mrs. Jane Somer- ville, The Young family were happy to learn Mr. & Mrs. Jack Young, will be moving from Vancouver to Sudbury in September. Maureen Smith and Marline Butler passed from Grade 9 to 10 at Mt. St. Joseph School. Brian Cronkite has secured a position at the A & P Leam- ington. Mrs. John Hastings left Sat- urday for Los Angeles to visit her sister Mrs. Shirley Bandola and Mr. Bandola. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hardy and family have returned from a two week motor trip to New Brunswick, where they were guests of Mrs. Hardy's fath- er, Mr. D. Hutchinson, and at- tended her niece's H.S. gradua- tion. Mrs. Wes Atkinson is baby- sitting at her son Gerald's of London while Mr. & Mrs. Atkin- son and girls visit Expo. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bishop of Thorold spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgins. Mr. Bernard Avery has pur- chased the Chown house on Alice St., recently vacated by the Mill- er family and is making exten- sive repairs and renovations be- fore renting it. Mr. & Mrs. John Eady (nee Haskett) have returned home from their honeymoon trip to Jamaica. which they found ex- tremely hot, The Pentecostal Holiness Sun- day School held its picnic last Saturday at the Conservation Park, with an attendance of about 50. Sue-Ellen and Christine Kam (11 and 8 years) flew alone from Vancouver Friday to spend the summer with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Dickson, While here they will visit Expo with the Dickson family. Wayne Hodgins, son of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hodgins, passed Grade 13 technology at Beal Tech, London, which is equivalent to first year at Ryerson Polytech- nical Institute in Toronto, where he will enter second year inSep- tember. Among those attending the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCutchon of London held at the Armories, Saturday, July 8, were Mrs. Kennon Fischer of Exeter and Mrs. Chris Fischer of Lucan, Miss Holly Martin of London, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins of Lucan, Mrs. Wm Westney of Whitby and Mrs. Joe Frey of California had a happy two week reunion at the Westney's summer cottage at Fenelon Falls. Misses Bette and Cathy Smith, daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Smith, have returned home to Wallaceburg, after spending three weeks with their grand- mother, Mrs. George Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and Debra, Mr. Wayne Fischer and Mr. & Mrs. Richard Teckhan of Mt. Brydges were last Sun- day guests of Mrs. Chris Fisch- er, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Wightnan, of Welland spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Young. Miss Margaret Abbott of Tor- onto visited her aunt, Miss Lina Abbott last Monday. The latter is slowly regaining her health and with help, has been able to continue sending in Lucan News. Neil Gysbers of Ilderton has picked up his lawn chair the C. Haskett & Son's Centennial prize. Mrs. J. E. Orr of Parkhill, was a Tuesday visitor of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Corbett and Miss Anna Orr was a visitor with Mr. & Mrs, Charlie Corbett. 1.89 ./.111111111 lllll 181111a1141.111$11111111111111 llllll 11111110111111111 Lucan Rec. News lllll I lt1110 lllll 111111A1111 AMAMI a..1111,11f 111 ail IMAI MAIM By J. E. BURT Things are moving along very well at the Center now with sum- mer school in the competent hands of Miss Kathy Mathers and Miss Carla Revington. We have started our second session of swim lessons with a turnout of 150 children, mostly in learn to swim. We held the adult lessons up one week be- cause of the cold nights last week but got started July 18. rhese classes are for eight nights Tues- day and Thursday 9-10 pm and include learn to swim, survival swimming etc. Cost $2.00 per person for the course. In baseball the pee wee Bant- ams have a 5-5 record; the Ban- tam midgets have a 2-6 record and are at the bottom of the league. TSOPAi./AuD DRESSING 6o 29g FiNCYOC KTAI 14Tionx 250 Hydro retiree dies suddenly James William Aylestock, 81, died suddenly at his home on William St, Lucan, Thursday, July 13. The body rested in the Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan where the Rev. G. W. Sach of the United Church conducted funeral ser- vices at 8 pm Sunday evening July 16. Interment was in Rest- haven Memorial Gardens Ltd., Scarborough at 12 noon Monday July 17. He is survived by his wife, the former Jem ima (Minnie) Lawson, four sons, Lloyd, Howard, Frank of Montreal and Don of London, four daughters, Rev. Addle Ayle- stock of St. Catharines, Mary (Mrs. Charles Ross), Rella (Mrs. Bob Braithwaite) and Dorothy (Mrs. Bob Doxen) all of Tor- onto, also 24 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Only child of the late Mr, and Mrs. Karl Aylestock, Mr. Ayle- stock was born in Elmira. Dur- ing his early life, he worked as butler and coachman for Dr. Campbell of New York. After his marriage in 1909, he worked as a farmer and on constructive work for 25 years at Listowel and for two years at Drayton. In 1943 he moved to Lucan and worked on the waterworks and hydro here, until he retired at the age of 66. He and Mrs. Aylestock cele- brated their golden wedding in 1959, Thursday morning he was up to the post office. In the after- noon he took a weak spell and died suddenly. Antique store changes hands Mr, Ian Wallace of London has purchased Lucan's antique store at the corner of Main and Water Sts, from Mr. Denny Man- sell, as the latter, an employee of Beamer Lathrop Mechanical and Electrical Ltd., has been transferrred to Vancouver. During Mr. Mansell's stay in Lucan he made extensive changes and repairs on the store and dwelling. Mr. Wallace will also operate an antique store and will con- tinue renovations and improve- ments to the store and dwelling. Wedding event marked by trip Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler, Jr. and Marlene, have just re- turned home from a trip to the west coast, while celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. While in Vancouver they visited Mrs. Butler's brother, They also spent a few days at their daugh- ter's in Lethbridge, where they attended a stear barbecue in their honor with 50 guests. On the return trip they spent a few days seeing the Calgary stam- pede. PURCHASES BUILDING The Lucan Hydro Commission which had an office in the Muni- cipal Building, has purchased the old planing-mill on William St., and will be holding an Open House in the near future. Leslie Carling flew alone, to South America to visit her moth- er. Mrs. Henry Mooney and son Pat, spent Wednesday in Bramp- ton, guests of Mr. & Mrs. Thom- as Skilton, bringing home Jackie, who had spent a week in Bramp- ton. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Luke and Valerie of St. Boniface, Man., were Tuesday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Mrs. Will Haskett has re- turned home after spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Cook of London. Miss Carol Latta has accepted a position with The London Life. Mrs. Kay Egan spent last week- end with her son Frank and fain- Hy of Dunnville. Mr. Edgar Watson of Lucknow called on. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan Roving- ton and Gary have returned from a few days motor trip through Ohio. Mr. Revington has recover- ed from his food poisoning. Mr. Erwin Scott, Who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital for some time has been moved to St. Marys Hospital. GAIN SMALL Thursday evening 12 of the 13 Liman Streamlines answered the rol1 call at the TOPS' meeting held at Mrs, Gary MCKentie's with Mrs. Eldon Hopps presid- ing. Mrs. Wayne Hackney was in charge of the weighing In, and Mrs. McKenzie was appointed weight recorder. The loss was 4 3 /4 lb. arid gain 6 1/2 lbs. but no one had gained sufficiently to have to take home a pink pig. Top Yalu. Frozen. 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Essex Packers Continental Triple Treat ITALIAN COOKED MEATS , P z kg t 59g Prices Effective July 19.22 Inclusive, We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Wed at St. Patrick's Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Peter Siroen announce their marriage at St. Patrick's Rorriati Catholic. Church, F3itidulph, Saturday, July 8, with Rev, Father Frank tirieklin officiating. The bride was the former Godelieve Ciymans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Altos Clymana, RR 3, Lucan, and the groom is the son of Mr. arid Mrs. Gerry Sine!) of RR 3, GrantOn. , photo by Engel DARLING'S IGA BETTY IL ART'S IGA GRAND BEND EXETER LUCAN