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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-13, Page 16NOTICE i0 DESTROY. NOXIOUS WEEDS a FREE . . . one 5 lb. Bog of CHARCOAL With every purchase of one 10 lb. ctn. of BEEF STEAKETTES Top Vohs Assed. COOKEDA" 6'. MEATS "i Vac Paco 11100 Top Valu POTATO SALAD 24-oz. 5 mi Cup 9W a Is your business ready for expansion? Lb .11)13 loans have helped thousands of small and medium-sized Canadian businesses to enlarge or modernize their facilities to meet the demand for their goods and services. Perhaps an IDB loan can help you. Ask for our booklet, Source of Finan- cing fer Canadian 'liminess". INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK TtliM fltIANCINd 6AkAO1AN fititINESSEt LONtioN,'0NT.1141 tundis theit...taletilioitti143M363 • — Save 41c — Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE. Page TimestAdvcocat*? 4unat, 13 ;1968 About people you. know I' Correspondent: ?Aka Lino Abbott Mrs. 'W.. F. Patterson of Park- hill and Mr. Wm. B, Patterson Of Windsor, Jim Freeman has r 04? ne d from a week's fishing trip to Northern Ontario, On SaterdaY the CGIT collect- ed 212 5 coat hangers. This num- ber fell short last YearPS lection of 2500 but perhaps some more will be banded. in. Mrs. Jane semerVille has re,. turned home from a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton of HaMiltOn and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Spence of Streetsville. Mrs. Speace brought her home and spent the weekend with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lockyer attended the 30th wddding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wright at Sarnia on Sunday, Mrs. Ralph Loney of Cass. City, Michigan, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.Char- lie Windsor. Mrs. Mike Cunning- ham of London was a Sunday guest. Mrs. Eldon Hodgson of Lucan was among the 30 guests who attended the 25th wedding anni- versary of her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodg- son, of RR 2 Ailsa Craig last Wed- nesday. After a dinner party at Zurich all went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodgson of Centralia, for a happy get-to- gether. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gable and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mordush, Frankie and Charlene, all of London were Sunday guests t of Mrs. Chris Fischer of George St. Miss Anne Culbert is holiday- ing with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hankala of Westland, Michigan. Prices effective June 12 to 15 inclusive Friends shower bride with gifts Miss carol Latta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, whose marriage to Mr. Wm. Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Park will take place in the Lucan United Church was hon- ored with a large miscellaneous shower on Saturday afternoon in the school room of the United Church. Hostesses were Mrs. W. W. Garrett and Nix's. Don McTag- gart of London; Mrs. Earl At- kinson of Lucan; Mrs. Jack Gar- rett of London Township and Mrs. Don Maguire, RR I Lucan. The '75 guests present were relatives and neighbors of the bride-elect. Mrs. Jack Garrett was in charge of decorations. Mrs. Don McTaggart led in a singsong and a number of games. Gifts were 'brought in on a Wagon drawn by two-year old Donna-Joe MeTaggart (who stole the show), Misses Heather Davis and Joan Barker assisted in load- ing the wagon and Misses Bar- bara Park, Linda Smith and Sandra Abbott helped the bride- elect open her gifts. Lions plan barbecue President Ian Dallas presided at the dinner meeting of the Lu- can Lions in the Anglican Church basement, last Monday evening. The door prize was won by Lion Bob Taylor. Prior to the work meeting at the park, June 10, an executive meeting will be held at Haskett's Furniture store to set up a num- ber of committees, The next meeting will take the form of a barbecue at the home of Lion Jim Young when the new officers will be installed. A report on the recent con- vention at Ottawa was given as well as a report on the work done to date at the park. It was decided to continue with dinner meetings at the Anglican Church with the Ladies Guild catering. Lion Don Smith was asked to repaint the bulletin board at the side of Hasket's Furniture store. REV, J. F. PR EST Former rector inducted in west Rev. J. P. Prest, former rec- tor of Holy Trinity Lucan and St. James Church, Clandeboye, was inducted rector of the new Parish of St. Stephens, Saskatoon, by the Right Rev. S. C. Steer MA DD in St. John's Cathedral Saskatoon, recently. Mr. Prest left Lucan in 1960, to take up the duties of Inter- denominational Education Sec- retary of the Saskatchewan Tem- perance Association. His duties involved travelling all over Sas- katchewan preaching on Sunday and teaching Grades 7 to 12 four days a week. Four years ago he was pro- moted to Indian Commissary for the province and has had a very busy We visiting the various Indian reserves, moving and con- verting old buildings into church- es, etc. Both he and Mrs. Prest assisted in the painting and fur- nishing of these Indian churches. Recently he was again hon- oured by being asked to take over the new parish of St. Ste- phens. The rectory, which is par- tially built, is being used as a church, so Mr. Prest will have not only the supervision of the building of the new church, but also the completing of the rec- tory. At present, he is living at 1521 Preston Ave., Saskatoon. Clare Westman dies in hospital Clare B. Westman, 64, passed away suddenly in. St. Joseph's Hospital on Saturday, June t. The body rested at the C. Has- keti and Son Funeral Home, Lu- can, until Tuesday when the Rey. Susan Seymour conducted funeral services. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London. Pallbearers included Care Scott, Bill Fteycrait, Austin Hod- gins, Austin Hobbs, Earl Middle- ton and Allan Aitcheson. Flower bearers were 13111 Parkinso n, Pete Wallis, Garfield Nixon and George Westman. Mr. Westman is survived by his wife the former Edith Lang- ford; two sons, Granton West- man of St. Thomas and Ralph Westman of Sarnia; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Morrow of London Township; one brother, Emerson Westman of M o u nt Clemens, Michigan, one sister Mrs. Carman (Verna) Gowan of Windsor; and nine grandchildren. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Westman, the deceased was in poor health for a number of years. An insurance agent for 21 years, he was a past master of the Granton Masonic Lodge and a member of the Canadian Order of Foresters. He also was the youngest mem- ber of Lucan's famous Irish Nine ball team. Accident victims are recuperating Mrs. Frank Stanley, who was injured with a power lawn mow- er, still doesn't know if her big toe can be saved. Gordon Worrall, who was also injured with a power mower is able to be home after two weeks in the hospital but the doctors do not yet know if all the toes can be saved. At present, band- ages have been removed from three toes. Jacqueline Hodgins who was injured at the horse show, had to have her foot operated on last Thursday but is feeling better. She still hopes she will be well enough to go to Holland in July. Mrs, Burns Smith has returned home after a two week, visit with Mr. Wilfred Crandon of St. cm- 4rine4, Qooct news travels fast. Last Friday a letter of congratulations to the League of Loyalty on win- ning $101011 4 Take Yout Oboice”, Was received from the Rev, J. P. Prest, now of Saskatoon. A Lon- don relative, who had seen the Program, sent the news to Mrs, ?rest. Qn Sunday while carrying wed- ding' gifts downstairs, Miss carol I,.atta, bride-elect, slipped, fell and hurt her back, Injuries were not as serious as at first feared so her wedding will proneed as scheduled at Lucan United Church on Saturday at 3 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Riley and family have Moved to Centralia from. Hensall. Mrs. Riley is most happy to be nearer her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas England, Lucan, Muriel Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott was one of the Grade 9 pupils who was pro- moted without writing ,examin- ations and is now on vacation. Of the many people, who saw Lina E, Abbott, on "Take Your Choice", was Mrs. Williams of St. Thomas, with whom Miss Abbott boarded 60 years ago when at Normal School. The la- , dies had not seen each other since then. There are still a number of cases of measles in and around Lucan. Mrs. T. A. Hodgins has re- turned home after a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wesney of Brooklin. After two weeks in Westmin- ster Hospital, Tom Weller is home. He has engaged Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kemp of London to run his restaurant. We reserve the right to limit quantities Mrs. Ralph Rummell of the Post Office staff is lime on. sick leave.. Weight-watchers' ineeti scheduled to .be .held at Mrs. Glen Kennedy's home last week, had to be cancelled as her one,„ year-Old son David name down with the measles.. Last week it was, a wedding, NOw measles! Mrs. William Rock and son David were Thursday guests ef' the former's aunt, Mrs. Rldori flodgson of Alice St, Most Lucan gardeners took advantage of last week's rainless days to get their gardens plant., ed but now they are worrying lest plants die in the extreme beat of the last few days, Mrs, John Campbell and daughter Janice .of London were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Sheridan Revington. Mrs. mini:eel Sullivan of Lon- don was a Sunday guest of Mrs, Mary Squire. Weekend guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson included Ladies continue skating lessons The Lucan branch of the Royal Canadian Legion Auxiliary held its June meeting on Tuesday evening of last week with presi- dent Mrs. A. E. Reilly, in the chair. Mrs. Ron. Finlayson won the mystery prize. The Auxiliary will again spon- sor Figure Skating next winter, Members will have to secure a new teacher as Mrs. Chapman is moving from London. This was the last meeting un- til Fall. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Property Owners in Huron County a In accordance with the Weed Control. Act. R.S.O. 1960, Sec. 3, 13, 19, and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 24th and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have, the weeds destroyed, charging the costs a against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citizens is solicited. ALEX CHESNEY, Weed Inspector, County of Huron • I som ERN woo ummi ime RED BRAND Old Fashioned Shoulder or Blade I C a Phone 221.4255. 221-4255 "LET'S HAVE A BAR•B-QUE!" SELECTED LLY STEAK PERSONA Rib or Round Sirloin, T-Bone or Wing Lad's bird wins It's quality —not quantity Here we are with the old bird race season more than half over and there are still a few of us who haven't been able to pick off a winning position yet. Now it is only safe to state that the longer races are almost always won by a person who has been in the race businesS for a lot of years. One of these is Clar- ence Hardy who has more 500 mile birds in his loft than the whole club shipped to the 500 this week. There are many oth- ers that have quite a few old time 500 milers also. :nese are the boys to watch for at such a distarre. This Weekend has just pro- ven to all of us it isn't the quantity but the quality that counts. We have in our club one young lad who is to be congratulated. Dwight Henderson, who en- tered two birds in the 500 mile race for the first time in his life just walked off with first Pet"' position and then stood back and grinned at the rest of us. We sent the birds from Lucan On Wednesday evening. They were released in Grande Mere Cal:e- t:en at 5:30 A:M. on rtiday, tvery one Was watching on Fri- day evening for some bird to be able to beat the heat and get home in the day. ato one had such a bird in Ludam on Satarday morning, the sun came up and se did all the bird Watchers, Dwight -didn't have to sit out in the morning sun very lotig. At 7:01 he clocked a little red hen, which was good enough to give hfm first position by about •five Minutes. This being his first time to the 500 there Was about a 10 to 1 chance of hirt: Wintiing4 ever he Made a very good fly and along With the first prize- money goes MCLeanS Stiperteat trophy, sank Hardy was in second and third; North got ftairth; Toth and cord fifth; and Clarence sixth, Norm `wail 'in again for seventh And Willy Vartheste got eighth: Now that takes care of. SIX of the lofts that Shipped. There Was One left that had a no repett. The boys told Culbert he didn't have any birds that could fly the 500. He says he has, but he didn't say 'WV long it Will take them to 'get here 4 ,so to sum up this first 500 miles of 1968 our hats are off to the Hen- dersons and the heads will come off at the Culberts. We also had another race this past weekend. There were 10 lofts shipped 113 birds to Tweed. (222 miles) The birds were liberated in Tweed at 6:30 A.M. The first bird was home at 11:17 A.M. This bird was clocked by Tom and Gord Hardy. It was Making 1365.1 yards per minute which is very good time for such a hot day. They also won the Ken Car- ter trophy for this race. Ten minutes later they clocked their second bird to get second position in the club. Then came Willy with a bUrst of speed to take third, fourth and fifth positions, He clocked these three birds in 31 seconds which should be some kind of a record in itself. Now after Clarence saw the two boys clock two birds, he decided that was enough. So still being the big white chief around there, he sent the two lads to the field with a load of manure and sure enough he got one while they were away and got sixth. Norm was in for seventh and good old Chuck Barrett was there for eighth position. Chuck has not flown as Well this year due to the fact he has had to re-settle all his birds from Exeter to St. Marys. He figures his birds fly to Exeter and then back to St. Marys so if he gets on the sheet he is doing very well. 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