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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-01, Page 18Page 18 Times-Advocate, April 1, 1971 NDP EXECUTIVE NAMED — The executive of the Middlesex North New Democratic party association was elected at a meeting in London, Monday night. Mrs. Pat Chefurka, who will represent the riding in the next election was re-elected president. Back, left, Ralph Frith, treasurer Gail Aitkenhead and Gerry Bruins. Front, Garnet Mathers, president Mrs. Chefurka and secretary Lois Duprey. photo by Paul Chefurka President is re-elected for NDP in NM riding Liman Phone.227,017— Correspondent: Mrs. Fraives Seward and district news LIKE YOUR SA VI Nis BIG? HOW ABOUT 10% 'DISCOUNT IF BOUGHT IN 50 LB. LOTS ANY ONE OR COMBINATION OF ABOVE, DEDUCT A FURTHER 10% FROM TOTAL COST STOCK YOUR FREEZER Grade A Turkeys 10 - 16 lbs. —36c lb: 10 lbs. Turkey Drumsticks — 35c lb. 10 lbs. Turkey Wings — 24c lb. 10 lbs. Minced Turkey — 56c lb. (All Meat — No Filler) 10 lbs. Turkey Necks —19c lb. 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VG The senior Trusi Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario, TICTORM. and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 425 Main St. Exeter Phone 235,0530 province last month. Contrast this with the activities of the Manitoba NDP govern- ment: they developed plans, they announced them last fall, and were able to open up 10,000 jobs, about 35 percent of the number of jobless in Manitoba. Home building was greatly stimulated — an object lesson that could be taken to heart in Ontario, where we have been falling 20,000 housing starts short each year for the last three years. We would provide employment, and at the seine time get more people into adequate housing, People do like our policies when they find out about them. They want to see the economy functioning so that jobs are created, and fewer people are on the costly and often humiliating welfare rolls. They like our plan for publicly operated, no fault car insurance. They want to see the disadvantaged section of the farm communities get a fair return for their labor and in- vestment. We are proud of our methods, and proud of the way we manage with what money we have. As the election approaches, you will no doubt be asked about our financial support from trade unions. We are happy to be associated with so many working people in Ontario in our political endeavors. But it should be better understood that the 5 cents per member per month is split bet- ween the provincial office and the federal office of the party, and that none of it comes to the local riding. So from this source the Ontario Party receives about $45,000 per year. People should then question — Please turn to page 20 M.I llllllll ..MM. lllll .M. lllll .M.. lllllllll Lucan personals Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Butler, Toronto, were visitors with Mrs. H. B. Langford, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott spent Sunday in Varna with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Turner and family and brought home their son, Paul, who spent part of his Easter holiday with the Turners. Mrs. Katherine Fischer spent the weekend with Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake in London, and attended a baby shower for Greg Bryden. Everyone was pleased to see Mrs. Alex Young at church Sunday after her long illness. Mrs. Lloyd Mackey and daughter, Doreen of Edmonton, spent Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mugford and family, and the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott and family, and are at present staying with Mr, & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Mr. & Mrs. John Park are home again after five weeks in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. William Abbott and family of Niagara Falls, and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Benn and family of Lucan, spent last Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mugford and family where they met their cousin from the West, Compare people to flying kites Sunday evening at Grace Church, Ilderton at the Lenten series Rev. Canon Gordon Baker, rector of Bishop Cronyn Memorial Church, London, spoke on ,'The Church in Society'. He began by saying people are like kites, they like to be free and blow in the wind. He said there is a need for a return to Biblical theology, Ecumenism and Liturgical renewal. He felt that the people of God must find themselves in these three areas before they can do anything about the community. This Palm Sunday at 11:00 a.m, there will be a special service. The lessons, nine of them will be read by the young people of the church. At 8:00 p.m. the last of the Lenten series will be held in Carlisle Hall. The speaker will be John Carson, president of Poole Insurance Co. Ltd. of London. His theme will be 'The Church Must Sell Itself', Maundy Thursday, there'll be a service of Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m.; Good Friday, at 10:00 a.m. the choir will sing a Good Friday cantata. STORYTIME Every Saturday at Lucan Public Library at 11-11:30 a.m. will be storytime for pre- schoolers starting Saturday. By SID DALEY Sunday, March 28 the new pipe organ of St. Andrew's United Church was dedicated to the memory of the fallen in two World Wars. As members of the Royal Canadian Legion we congratulate the congregation of St. Andrew's United Church for their thoughtfulness and express our gratitude for its dedication. IN MEMORIAM Our Beloved Comrades Calvin (Barney) Macklem 1925-1971 and Shirley Ann Macklem 1933-1971 We Will Remember Them Three of our Comrades are confined to hospital and I am sure they would more than welcome a visit — Comrade Wally Boyes, St. Joseph's Hospital, London; Comrade Buck Shipway, Westminster Hospital, London; Comrade Charlie Scolly, St. Marys Hospital, St. Marys. Make it a point, Comrades, to drop in on them and bring a word of cheer to brighten their day. Incidentally, the winner of the Cellarette draw was John Angyal Miss Hope Is speaker At a Coffee Party in the Lucan United Church Friday evening, Kathy Kincaid of Kincardine, the Miss Hope for South-Western District of the Canadian Cancer Society, and runner-up for the Ontario Division, was a special guest of the Lucan-Biddulph branch. Miss Kincaid is a third year student at Victoria Hospital School of Nursing. Her talk on, Hope in Research, was most interesting, informative and enthusiastic. Guests were also present from the London-Middlesex unit, An excellent film on research leading to the discovery of Vimblastine, one of a score of drugs found useful in treating cancer, was shown and discussed. The campaign kits were distributed to the volunteer canvassers. The Lucan-Biddulph campaign will run from April 5 to 23 and contributors are urged to in- crease donations over last year by at least 10 percent to help meet the great need for further research. Sixty-five percent of all contributions go to research and education, and grants for research fellowships at Western University alone, totals $418,391 a year. of Huron Park. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all who participated in any way to the success of the draw to supply jackets, etc, for the young athletes of Lucan. April 17, Branch 540 will sponsor an open mixed dart tournament. There will be $250,000 in prize money plus awards to be won. Entry $10.00 a team (a team comprising 4). Registration starts at 11:00 a.m. Doubles play at 11:1.5 a.m. So, dart players, we expect to see you where the action is on Saturday, April 17. Don't forget, Comrades, to keep the second Wednesday of April open for a most important meeting and of course, I am referring to Nomination night. Remember the date is April 14th at 8:00 p.m. Have your say as to who you feel is best qualified to run the affairs of your branch of the Canadian Legion by your attendance at the meeting to nominate the comrades of your choice. Keep in mind Lucan's Cen- tennial Celebrations this year. Get behind this project and let's make it a celebration to be remembered, remembering that Cake donated for Sunshine birthday The Sunshine Club met at the Masonic Hall, Thursday with 18 members present. Progressive euchre was played, the winners being; ladies' high, Mrs, Harold Ryan; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. Cecil Neil; ladies' low, Mrs. Evan Hodgins; men's high, William Frost; men's lone, Ben Kelly; men's low, G. McCallum, Lunch was served by Mrs. Burns Smith, Mrs. Saward and Fred Mcllhargey. A cake was donated •by Mrs. Frank Jolliffe for those members who had celebrated a birthday during the month. Anglicans play euchre Progressive euchre was played at the Anglican Holy Trinity Church, Tuesday, the following being the winners: ladies' high, Mrs. Joe Carter; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. Rose Atkinson; men's high, Tom Emery; men's lone, Mrs. Heber Davis playing a man's card. The box of groceries was won by Mrs. Allan Berry. Next party will be held April 6. you won't have a chance to celebrate Lucan's second cen- tennial. Come up with your ideas and let's have then — we sure are going to need HELP and lots of it. Smilin' Carl advises that he is most fortunate in obtaining the services of the Country Tohes to entertain you on Saturday, April 3, 1971 in the Sea, Land & Air Lounge. Dates to remember. April 6 — Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting 14 — Nomination & General Meeting 17 — Open Dart Tournament $250.00 in prize money 23-24 District A Convention, London And that's 30 for this week. Remember — Civil rights is a thing that a man loses when he gets married! SCHOOL SPORTS Biddulph Central School girls' basketball team will be playing in a tournament at Centennial Central School, Thursday, while the boys team will be playing at Medway High School. See what your dollars can do. Support Easter Seals. HOTEL HENSALL featuring Joe Overholt Fri., April 2 Sot, April 3 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111111111111111111111181-: Cam & Norma Chapman Announce the Opening of Green Forest Motor Hotel Dining room & cocktail lounge April 1st 1;1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111117i 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIII111111111111111111111t5 PHONE 227-4411 LUCAN Every Tuesday is = A, r nci aantceeu c lr uNe ei gn h t = = E--.. 7-1 Darlene Johnson * * * — = = Male Singer = = Starting Monday _ 4 Gary Woodburn = = = Dance Couple Al and Barb ExMp luossi ci E.• o n 1 = = Instrumental = Stew McLeod Comedy E--..-- Vito and the Nob Revue a' = R111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 A Mrs. Pat Chefurka of Komoka was re-elected president of the North Middles ex New Democratic Riding Association at a meeting held in London, Monday evening. Howard Aitkenhead of Strathroy was named vice- president with Lois Duprey, London, secretary and Gale Aitkenhead, Strathroy as treasurer. Executive members-at-large are William Elliott, Parkhill, Ralph Frith, Coldstream; Nettie Osmond and Art Stewart, Ilderton and Gerry Bruins, Garnet Mathers, Caspar van der Helm, all of London. Mrs. Chefurka, on the teaching staff at the University of Western Ontario was recently named to represent the riding in the next provincial election. The NDP candidate said in her report that planning is well un- derway for a provinicial election. "One thing that I can reveal from a secret strategy session that I attended this past weekend with 60 or more other candidates is that Middlesex North is one of the ridings that can be won by our party." Following is a part of the balance of her speech; Voters must be made aware of our policies, and that we and our policies are credible alter- natives to the present govern- ment. For example, in November 1969, Charles McNaughton, speaking for the government of this province, objected to federal policies on fighting inflation because of the unemployment it would create. However, our Ontario government did nothing. The unplanned programs we see now have created work for only about 5 percent of the quarter million without jobs in this DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Comrades in hospital DEDICATE ORGAN — A new organ was dedicated Sunday morning at the Lucan United Church. The organ was dedicated as a memorial to the men who lost their lives in the two World Wars. Representing the veterans were from the left, P. D. Vahey, Ivan Stanley, M. H. Hodgins along with Rev. W. C. Tupling and organist for the day, Harold Kew of Kitchener. T-A photo ro Now Appearing The Sugar Foot I