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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-02, Page 16IAN A. DALLAS, Manager Bank of Montreal CAnada's FirS113nk Lucan Branch PO4 BATHROOM " SS at Rite A XED PAPER REFILLS Perna.: (AssEd ColO01.; Roll Pock:. BATHROOM` TISSUE' Feininine ;Napkins 1CONFIDETS -a Solo (Parchment Wrap/ MARGARINE Top Yalu CAT or DOG FOOD `rot, Voiu CHOICE TOMATOES . Save 44c Top Valu Choice CREAM CORN 14 oz. Tins Save 29c Top Valu Frozen ORANGE JUICE 12 oz. S 111 Tins Save 19c --- Top Valu 5 11.1.51 Btls. 0 (Either Hog) For Roasting _ Pork FRESH HAM lb. bug TENDERLOIN leinNiliryCUT PORK CHOPS lb 99e 670 3 el 1:19bs.. 65 TS~1.00 1a 9-oz. Ti" AMU U.S. NO. 'I (SIZE 24'S) HEAD LETTUCE Assorted Heads HOLLAND BULBS Pkg. U.S. No, 1 Florida U.S. No. i Cal. ORANGES Doc 59c ii'dtwilibes si,itt 49e tee this week's I.G.A. 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'people you know PO/PC, Tinnes-Advocat40, May 968 Entertaining .at the CWL dessert euchre last Wednesday was a colored quartet composed of, left to right, Mrs. Henry Mooney, Mrs, Jaek Van T1Vsseir AIrs. Ted Toonders and Mrs. Gordon Gignac. Their accompan- ist was Mrs. Clarence Hardy, (lower photo). Wanted I mmediately PIN SETTERS For the Lucan Lanes Preferably men or boys 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. PHONE 227-4236 after 4:00 P.M. Friday night was the Lucan Lions Club Ladies' Night, begin- ning With turkey dinner at the Community C entre, with the Saintsbury ladies doing the cater- ing, Some 150 Lions, wives And friends were present. Three lawn chairs, two floral arrangements and six w at e r glasses were donated as door prizes. 411 the ladies received a cor- sage from the Lions Club, and a gift from the Ontario Hydro, Avon Co., and the Fuller Brush Co. The Paul Brothers and Shirley were to have provided the enter- tainment but the Lions Club made a mistake in the date. By the time the error was discovered, the Paul Bros. and Shirley were booked to entertain in Niagara Falls. Following a srogram of mu- sic, provided by Mr. Mike Hasch of the University of Western On- tario, the evening was spent in dancing to Lion Clare Stanley's records. Mrs. G. Bice dies in London Mrs. Grace M. Bice passed away suddenly at her late resid- ence, 22 Renwick Ave., London, Thursday, April 25. She was the former Grace M. Carpenter. She is survived by one daugh- ter, Mrs. Marjorie Elaine Pat- terson of Little Current, Mani- toulin Island. The coffin remained closed, prior to cremation. C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, was in charge of funeral ar- rangements. District woman dies at age 50 Mrs. oeraid Hollings, 5Q, passed away suddenly at her home, Lot 18 Concession 12, Lon, den Township, Saturday, April 27. The body rested in thp C. Has- kett & Son Funeral Home, Lu- can, until 2 pm Monday, April 29, when the Rev. Bruce Guy, conducted funeral services. In- terment was in Bill' United Cem- etery. Pallbearers included Messrs Don, Jim and Bob Simpson, Gord- on Wright, Cliff McLean and Henry Bieber. Flower bearers were Bill Bieber, john Finch, George Adams, Bob Dune an, Clarke Railings and Joe Duncan. Besides her husband, Mrs. Railings is survived by two sons, Reg of Lucan, Jim at home, one daughter, Margaret (Mrs. Lorne Brodhagen) of Stratford and four grandchildren. Mrs. Railings was the former Dorothy May Cohoon, of London Township. She was a member of the Birr United Church, and the Birr WI. The Lucan Public School don- ated $85.84 to the 1968 Bunny Bundle. The following is the teachers' report; Mrs. Elizabeth Garretts' and Mrs. Shirley Berdan's kind- ergarten brought in $7.75. Mrs. Mary Bowman's Grade 1 (Room 2) also had a collection of $5.p0. Mrs. Muriel Cobleigh Grade 1 (Room 3) had the novel idea of bringing in according to age and netted $4.00. Miss April Whit- ing's Grade g (Room 4) sold freshie and had a bake sale and made $17.32. Mrs. Allison had the idea for her Grade 2 (Room 7) of trying to cover the border around her room with pennies. The children nearly made it with 1,130 pen- nies. Miss Donna Ullyot's Grade 3 (Room 6) had a white elephant sale and realized $6.00. Mrs. Joyce Halliday's Grade 3 (Room 5) hot dog sale really went over well, for she realized $34.47. The Biddulph Central contrib- uted a total of $50.00 Flowers in the churches were in memory of Billy Hardy, killed so 44ddenlY. Miss Carolyn Pile4 of gedneh a student at the Londell To40- erp.' college.spent the Weekend with Miss Anne Culbert, Rev, Ogrden, McDonald spent last Thhrs4y, Friday and Sat- urday in Hillsdale, WIL F Oest of ,his brow! Mr.. xen4e01 Mc , Donald and attended special spr, vices there. Mr. & Mrs, Cliff Abbott of Litman were anneng those who attended the 25th wedding an- 41YerPary M. & Mrs. Ger, 41d Godbolt held at the home of Mr. & Mrs Jack Stone, Lis- towel, Saturday. Mrs. Marie leVinegarden of tert St., was the lucky winner of a CKSL Coffee Club hamper, Monday. Mrs. Chris Fischer had every busy, but happy Sunday, with 26 dinner guests and 14 supper guests. They included, Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Fischer and family of Dunnville, Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Thompson and family, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Varga and family, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and family Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fischer and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake Jr. and family, all of London. Thirteen members of the fam- ily of Mr. & Mrs. 'Wilbert Stan- ley were able to spend the holi- day weekend with them in their, new London'home. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jones were last weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Walters of Kitchen- er. Business is flourishing at the Lucan Electronic, in so much that owner, Larry Ditty, has had to take on an assistant, Les Brown of London, Mr, .4 Mrs, liOP4.171014,91'1 were last ,5tinday :'W .g4ePt§ ,T4g1cl.W•A of Ingerspll. Mrs. Sheridan Reving, ton were Weekend ;gnest,e-prPr, Mrs. L,.•Wt After 17 lrears in :Parkhill the Rev, ,14411 ~Crawford moved to p.guthgroptpp. but was. only there a few 019ntll.g, when he took heart attack and died, Las t Thursday Mrs, „ crawforti was a Former resident dies in -London Mrs. T. A. (Fred) Clatt,vorthy passed away suddenly at her late residence 181 Hidout St. 5, Lon- don on Thursday, April 25. The body rested at the James A. Harris Funeral Home, London until 10 am Saturday, then to Bishop Cronyn Memorial Church, where funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. A, Gordon Baker IDD and Rev, E. J. Humphrey. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemtery, Landon. Mrs. Clatworthy is survived by one son Clendon of London and one grandson Paul, also o ne brother George A. Hodgins, of London; three sisters, Mrs. E. F. Housen (Stella), Mrs. Wilbert Luker (Gladys) both of London and Mrs. R. F. Crosby (Elaine) of Port. Stanley. Mrs. Clatworthy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hod- gins, was the former Florence (Flossie) Susan Hodgins. She was raised on Concession 2 Biddulph north 'of Lucan. She attended SS 2 School. guest ,of the Rev,. 4 MrP. g, O. 1,49P4stqr, Mrs.. Gordon panting, whe has been sPenclIng', her time with her family,'einC4 her 114 e h 4 4 WS death, IP now in Ottawa, with her son, Elmer and family, Correction WI news, last week Mrs. Harold Corbett, not Mrs. Harold Cobleigh presented the slate of officers, Mr, & Mrs. Frank. Dickens of Ailsa Craig and the forMer'S 'nether Mrs. Phin Dickens of Lon- don, were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Bob Coleman. Mr, & Mrs. Ernest. Miller and family of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Hoppe. Mr, & Mrs. Rodger Heath and Scott of Wallaceburg (formerly of Lucan) spent the weekend with Lucan friends. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Foley of London who purchased the home of the late John Afflick and Mrs. Afflick, have moved in and have Mrs. Foley's parents, Mr. & Mrs. WilliaM Witmer o Zurich, with them at present, helping them to get settled. PERFORM IN FESTIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schell of Shakespeare (formerly of Langford Drive, Lucan) were two of the 89-voice choir which pre- sented its first 1968 concert in the Shakespearean Th eatre, Stratford, last Sunday. Monday their small six-year- old son Keith sang his first solo at the annual Music Festival held in St. John's Church, Stratford and out of a class of 13 came 4th receiving a mark of 78., ,MOMMIN,J You're invited to "OPEN HOUSE" Everyone in the Lucan area will be able to see the spacious new premises of the Bank of Montreal's Lucan Branch, at the official open- ing this weekend. "Open House" is being held Saturday afternoon, May 4th, from 3 to 5 o'clOck. Our staff will be on hand to show you around and explain the many modern features. We sincerely hope you'll be able to join us.