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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-01-25, Page 12Instal officers Friday night the officers for 1.868 of the Lucan Legion 540 and the Legion Auxilia:ry were installed jointly at the Legion Hall, Left to right are Roy Warren, past district commander and installing of- ficer, Keith Dickson, Legion president, Mrs., A. E. Reilly, Auxiliary president, and Mrg. Dwight Ball of the Auxiliary executive. Legion, Auxiliary instal new officers • Engel photo Ready Mix CONCRETE \\1,411 pl ant 235-0833. Residence 228.6961 C A McDOWELL Ls. RED BRAND BLADE ROAST C lb. S SIZE 100's U.S. NO. 1 TEMPLE ORANGES DOZ. FANCY GRAIA F1ttiCI6tit , „ , APPLES tt.. 6,390 6REEN CABBAGE 24., 25o 01 )46. Lus, CE'LERY'REARTS.,.• ••,04;390. RADiS Silo tai. 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Sliced Strawberries 21.5::: 890 DARLING'S IGA BETTY& ART'S IGA EXETER GRAND BEND PtiCet •EffeCtI*6iie,.:2414/ lealeatvie, We Reserve the Might to Limit Quantities • apt 330 BLADE or SHOULDER STEAKS lb.6 SHORT RIB or CROSS CUT ROAST lb. G Page 12 1- lritreo-Advocote,. JanuarY ;,.4..! 1968 Four area residents die during past week ll Corresponclint: Miss Line Abbott S Ladies..answer roll by naming Friday night the Lucan Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion 540 and Auxiliary held a joint in- stallation meeting at the Legion Hall. The installation team for the Legion consisted of Roy Warren, past district commander and Les Haggitt, past president, both of Branch 219 Glencoe, and also Dwight Ball, past zone command- er of Branch 540 Lucan. President is Keith Dickson; past president, Pat Crudge; vice- presidents, Larry Ditty, Jack Elson; sgt. at arms, Harry Bond; executive, J. W. Smith, Carl Stuckless, Dave Inson and Robert Holland; secretary, Pat Crudge; treasurer, Keith Dickson. Past president, Mrs. Dwight Ball of Branch 540 Lucan in- stalled the Auxiliary officers. President is Mrs. A. E. Reilly; past president, Mrg. PatCrudge; District head visits Lions President Ian Dallas, presided at the dinner meeting of the Lucan District Lions Club, last Monday evening in the Anglican Church basement and Lion Jim Young received the door prize. It was the official visit of the District Governor, Cecil Vyse of Ingersoll, who spoke to the group on Lionism. Among other things he said ((Lions Inter- national is now in 141 countries with 831,000 members, also Lionism was founded in the month of January so each January should be rededication month". Lions. Alex Young and Clarence Haskett, two Lucan charter mem- bers, were presented with tic tats, by District Governor Vyse, who also inducted Lion Jim Free- man into the club. When an invitation was extend- ed to the Lucan Club to visit the Parkhill Lions on Monday, January 22, most of those pres- ent voiced their intention of ac- cepting the invitation. Lion Jim Young received the door prize. Mrs. Don Anker's group of the Ladies Guild catered for the dinner. Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Thompson, Ann and Tommy, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Fischer and Mrs. Win. Barga, Marie, Danny and Billy, all of LOndOn, were Sunday guests of Mrt, Chris Fischer, Mrs. A. E. Reilly, as Zone Commander for the libyal Ca- nadian. Legion Auxiliary installed Melbourne offidets last Monday and Strathroy Officert Sa.turday, Leslie carling, 'WM has tpent several weekt with her gtand- thOthet, Mrs. Ira Carling and other Lucan and teriden friends, left Friday for South AttletiCe where she has been attending school. & MrS. M. H. Elston and Mr. Murray Abbott of Centralia, Were Thursday guests of 'Mr. Si Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Mrs. Murray Hudgins attended the C C ander' SOCiety CAM- paigh seminar, held at the Wett,, betty Hotel, Torente, ,Ianuary13 and 14. Mrs. :kot gP.P spent last week- end With her totilP rank and faintly of Ay liner When MiddleSet County named its 'COMMItteeS Reeve Witten 1445dgfriS was named road COM- iiiittee thairMan,.and Reeve Ivan Hearn waS placed Oh the prep- erty doninnittee, Mrs. Erie YOUngettithed 'home Wednesday itorn a Week'S holiday in ttineySt. Petersburg, where she was goott of her titt,, et, Wt., Edna Burnett,, and Mr. Burnett, both Of whoth returned to terOnte with bet by "plane. Mr. & Mrs, Earl Atkinson and Mtt. Bob ttileinam were Stitt-, 'ClaY guests of ME. & MrsJ. W. ,darrett. of IVIrt. Lee Gibson of babhWOod was Saturday guest of Mite `Charlie WindSOr. Mr. & MrS. ohh. Park and Mi. & Mrt, Jack Lankiti were Sunday gueStS :of Mita M. Crinnian,'riOW drielph. vice-presidents, Mrs. Lloyd Ma- son, Mrs. Jim Burt; sgt at arms, Mrs. Doug Ewan; executive, Mrs. Dwight Ball, Mrs. Harold Butler, Mrs. Harry Bond, and Mrs. Ger- ald Lewis; secretary, Mrs.Ralph Rummell; treasurer, Mrs. Rus- sell Goddard. Following the installation a smorgasbord and social evening were enjoyed. Biddulph reeve out on first try Reeve Ivan Hearn and Harold Corbett of Lucan were among those who attended Tuesday's meeting in London to elect the 1968 warden for the County of Middlesex. On the first ballot, Biddulph Township's Reeve, Wilson Hod- gins of RR 1 Lucan, was elim- inated. On the second vote, J. Fraser Harris, reeve of East Williams Township, won a clear majority. Other contestants included, Reeve Wallace Laidlaw of West- minster, Reeve James Duffin of West Nissouri and Reeve John McNaughton of Newbury. Juniors' bowling `bad' as weather' Last Friday night only 35 mem- bers and friends braved the ex- treme cold and bad roads to meet at the Maple Lodge Community Centre for their hay ride party, and even those curtailed the length of the ride to one country block and were glad to return to the community centre for danc- ing to the records of Sid Suther- land, and soft drink refresh- ments. Last Saturday's weather was even worse, so only nine mem- bers made it to London to par- ticipate in the county bowling tournament at Fleetway 40. The nine do not pretend to be the world's best bowlers but the president, Douglas Ovens, re- ports their bowling Saturday night was as bad as the weather. Excess snow was removed from the business block Thurs- day greatly improving walking and driving. Mrs. Wm. Shipway won $55 on CKSL on Tuesday, just by hear- ing her phone number and calling the station. A number of other Lu- canites weren't listening When their number was called, Mrs. Ellen Whelihan of Rich- mond St., while visiting Mr. & Mrs. Charles Whalen, had her first ride in a snout-cruiser and reports she had the time of her life. Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Dotie and family of Georgetown Were re- cent guests of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Huffman. A tentative date of Jan. 30 has been set for the Anglican Church Social Evening and Euchre, which had to be cancelled Jan. 16, ow- ing to weather conditions. Mrs. Frank Egan Of Aylmer, a former Lucanite, who under- went surgery In-St, Thomas Hos,- pital, is making tatitfactory 're- covery. Her mother Mrs. Cliff Culbert Is looking after the child- ren: Mrs. Frank Hardy flew to Can- ton, Ohio, Monday to attend the funeral of her s i st e r-in-law, Mrs. Horace Hardy, Tuesday. Frank Glavin Frank Glavin, 78, passed away at Marian Villa, London on Wed- nesday, Jan. 17. The body rested in the C, Haskett & Son Funeral Home, Lucan, where prayers were said at 8:30 Friday evening. On Saturday, to St. Peter's Church, Biddulph, where his brother Rev. Father E. It Glavin, of Kingsville, was in charge of Requiem High Mass at 9 am. Interment was in St. Peter's Cemetery. pallbearers were Edward, Tom and John Glavin, Tony, John and Philip Conlin. Mr. Glavin was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glavin. He was unmarried. Sur- viving are one brother, Father E. R, Glavin of Kingsville and one sister, Mrs. Josie Conlin, of Oshawa. Joseph McLaughlin Joseph McLaughlin 90, of Bid- dulph Township, passed away in St. Mary's Hospital, London, Wednesday, Jan. 17. The body rested in the C. Has- kett and Son Funeral Home, Lu- can, where prayers were said at 8:30 pm Friday. Then on Satur- day to St. Patrick's Church, Bid- dulph, for Requiem High Mass at 11 am with Rev. Father F. J. Bricklin officiating.Int erment was in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Pallbearers included Messrs Mike Quik, Ed. McLaughlin, Ken Barry, Jim Toohey, John Dewan and Ozzie Gillis. Only survivors include o n e sister, Mrs. Mary Ryder of Strat- ford and a number of nieces and nephews, Mr. McLaughlin was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Laughlin. Ross Clatworthy William Ross Clatworthy 56, died suddenly at his late Granton residence on Thursday, Jan. 18. The body rested in the C. Has- kett & Son Funeral Home, Lucan, until 2:30 pm Saturday, Jan. 20, when the Rev. S. J. Bell of Granton conducted funeral ser- vices. Interment was inSt. Marys Cemetery, St. Marys. Pallbearers included Messrs Allan Aitcheson, Ken Hodgins, Bill Irwin, Douglas Tuttle Jam- es McCarthy and Jim Riddell. Mr. Clatworthy's survivors in- clude his wife, the former Lillus Hodgson, one daughterJulia Anne (Mrs. John Talbot) of Downsview and one sister, Miss Reta Clat- MRS. KEITH DICKSON Horse group picks lady At a meeting of the Ontario Harness Horsemen's AstoCia., tion held in Toronto, lett Wed- netday, Mrs. Keith (Loretta) Dickson of Main St. North Ltican, Was honoured by being elected the first WoMan diteCtor, Mrs. Dickson has been riding horses since she was six yeart old and has been a harness horse patron since coming to Lucan In 1960. Prior to that she was riding and showing saddle hortes for about 14y ears. Mrs. Dickson holdt a trainer's license and has trained a number of horses besides her own. At present the has a mare, "Bonny Can" and a yearling. Theforrnet raced In London during 1966 and 1967. worthy of Grantor'. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clatworthy, Mr. Clatworthy was born at Granton. He was a bus driver for the Biddulph Cent- ral School. Mrs. Patrick Regan Mrs. Patrick Regan 90, died in St. Mary's Hospital, London, Thursday, Jan. 18. The body rested in the C. Has- kett & Son Funeral Home, Luca,n, where prayers were said at 8:30 pm Sunday. Monday the body was taken to St. Patrick's Church, Biddulph for Requiem High Mass at 10 am with Rev. Father J. F. Bricklin, officiating. Interment was in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers included Messrs Harold Ryan, Anthony La.mphier, Bill Damen, Frank Whilehan, Bill Heenan and Fred Mcllhargey. Mrs. Regan's only survivor is one brother, Michael Powe of London. Mrs. Regan was the former Christina Powe. She was born in Biddulph Township. Pucksters cop trophy 'The Lucan Legion pee wee hockey team have been travelling back and forth between Luca.n and Watford for the past two weeks competing in the annual Watford Silver Stick Tournament. Friday night, despite Lutcan's sick goalie, Jeff Culbert, and a rousing cheering section for the home team, the Lucan boys man- aged to attain a shutout by de- feating Watford 9-0, to win the series "D" Championship. The team went into the final game by defeating Wilton Grove by 4-2 on January 6 and Port Huron by 6-3 on January 13, both games going into overtime. They returned again on Saturday to compete with the Series "C" Champions, Dresden, the win- ners going to Port Huron for the American Silver Stick Tourna- ment. Unfortunately, the Lucan lads were beaten by 5-1, although they put on a good game. The captain of the team, Den- nis Wraith was presented with the Series "D" Championship Tro- phy and each boy received a Sil- ver Stick pin for competing in the final game. MR. GORDON FROATS New Cubmaster commences duty Mr. Gordon Froa.ts, who suc- ceeds Mrs. Laura Morgan as Lucan Cubmaster, had his first meeting Wednesday evening, with an attendance of 24. Before the opening hour of 7 pm, over a dozen boys were running up and down the streets eager to meet their new cubmaster and to begin cub meetings once more. Most of the first meeting was taken up with cleaning the hall, registration and dividing the boys into four groups of six each. Being a working man, Mr. Froats feels it will be impos- sible for him to begin meetings at '7 pm, so future meetings will run from 7:30 to 8:30 pm. With such a large group of boys, Mr. Froats hopes some- body will offer to come to his assistance. Old confidence men never die, they just steal away. The Lucan WI met at the home of MrS. Alex last:Thurs... day afternoon, with the president Mts. Frank Hardy in the chair, Roll call was answered by each member naming the Inagaines taken by her Mrs,, Murray Hodgins arid 1,ockyer consented to attend a ITIPPtirlACM 'd4y, Jan, 2inthe E xeter ' to discuss Assisi .p to retarded children. A donation of $2 was voted to the. Northern Canada Institutes and $10 to the maccionald institute at Gnelph. The secretary Mrs. Murray Hodgins, read a letter from , a former Lucan rector, the Rev. J. P. Prest, now of North Rattle, ford, Sask. describing his work among the Indians. She also re- ported the institute will appear on "Take Your Choice", some- time in April or May. Mrs, Cecil Robb educational convener for the Canadian Can- cer Society reported on the meet- ing at Thameswood Lodge, the night before, (Jan. 17) and of the displays to be seen in The Mall and the Century Theatre. The president read the recipe for the making of a good New Year. Mrs. Ron Crozier, convener of Citizensnip and Education, presented a particularly inter- esting program. Educational ar- ticles and safety rules were read TEEN-TOWN NEWS Last Tuesday evening, 15 Teen-Town members met at the Legion Hall to discuss ways and means of increasing membership and to make plans for the next dance to be held at the Legion Hall Friday evening, January 26, 8:30 pm to 12. magazines. by Mrs, Alex young, Mrs, Cecil POP, Mrs, ,Pheridat! 13eYillgt,911 and Mrs. Frank Pardy, The Win- ners of two contests were mrs. Arnold.Stothers l Mrs. Corbe,tt and Mrs. Jim Lockyer. Mrs. Sheridan Revington of, fered her home for the February meeting, Mrs. Ira Carling and Mrs. JIM 1,0ckYer were the lunch committ ee. Plan to attend TOPS, event Leader Mrs. Eldon Hopps pre- sided for last Thursdays TOPS meeting when TheStrearnliners,. discussed ways and means of raising, funds for as many mem- bers as possible to attend, the annual "Ontario Recognition TOPS' Convention", to be held April 5 and 6 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. As this, year's theme is to be, ,flunder the big Top", those attending are asked to dress in circus attire. 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