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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-02, Page 18YOUTHFUL SEWERS — Some of the young ladies at Biddulph Central school are learning sewing techniques during weekly electives. Above, Mrs. L. Morley helps Debbie Hirtzel, Donna Sawdon, Nancy Tindall and Janice Burt. T-A photo 00,;%ita t`hi= Pi= rtirc4•32:2 Ocfarir.,)iit.42,14h= 4'>eZS*ic:2 S5ZZ t'uaxma.la) Pt0 tie:, s:gt5 ;shim:4 A 32" Walking Doll PLUS '50 In Merchandise of your choice ONE COUPON WITH EACH DOLLAR PURCHASE . OR DEPOSIT THE COUPON PRINTED BELOW 3 Extra Prizes For $5.00 Gift Certificates Draw to be made Dec, 24 Name YOUNG'S CLOTHING & DRY GOODS LUCAN Address You Are Invited To An PEN HOUSE Sponsored By C. H. Lewis (Lucan Ltd.) CLANDEBOYE Sat., Dec. 4 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Come and see and test drive the all-new 1972 NORTHWAY Snowmobiles and Racing Models • Refreshments • Door Prizes FREE SNOWMOBILE SUIT Will Be Given with the Purchase of a New Northway During Open House • Financing Available • Sales and Service OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL PRICES STICKS CAN BE USEFUL — Students at Biddulph Central school are making good use of popsicle sticks during their elective programs. Teacher M. Roy is shown helping Larry Morley, Jim Pennington, Ian Fowles, Lynda Gibson and Bob Mulholland. T-A photo • a • 0l I. Page 18 Times-Advocate, December 2, 1971 111 1 1 1 .1 Liman and district news George Eizenga For expert, low-cost preparation of Financial Statements and Income Tax Returns' Cars ta, Correspondent; Mrs. Eleanor Darling Farmers' Income Tax Service • Box 35, Lucan, Ont. Telephone 227-4851 • Your choice of 10 Exciting Models • Engine options from 277cc to 437cc • Reinforced 15" and 19" tracks A 0 2 Phone 227.4614 Former Lucanite dies in London Mrs. Jean I. Reader, 57, the former Jean Lankin, passed away at Victoria Hospital Lon- don, November 21. Mrs. Reader is survived by her husband James E. Reader, London, a brother, Jack Lankin, Lucan, a nephew, Donald Lankin, Lucan and niece Mrs. Dave (Jean Marie) Varey, London. Mrs. Reader attended public and high schools in Lucan and was a member of the girls soft ball teams of Lucan. A private service was con- ducted from Murdy Funeral Home Wednesday with Rev. W. E. Stephenson of Knox United Church, London, officiating. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. Pall bearers were Alex Condie, Don Pelitiak, Jack Bowamer, Dave Varey, John Park, and Art McLean. Personals Saturday evening, a hayride was given in honor of 14th bir- thday for Lynda Gibson. Eighteen girls attended from Lucan, Clandeboye and Grantor'', Bob Tindall drove the wagon. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson, Kitchener, spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in AiIse Craig and Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Al Dame and family Windsor, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Brunner and family spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Her- man Langford, Lucan. Ed Ryan, Lucan, called on Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott, Little Current, Manitoulin, recently. Mr, & Mrs. Ray Fischer, London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine Fischer, Lucan. Joe Morkin returned home from hospital Sunday after a six weeks illness, We Have A Complete Line of Gifts for EVERY Member of the Family I 1' A Newlyweds live in Lucan The marriage of Louann Donna Shipway daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shipway, Lucan and David Edward Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, R.R. 3, Denfield, was solemnized by Rev. R.A. Carson at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church Lucan, November 26, 1971. Mrs. Dianne Trevithick, sister of the bride was matron of honor, and Gary Trevithick was groomsman. A reception was held at the bride's home following the ceremony and the couple will reside on Beech Street in Lucan on their return from their honeymoon. Former dealer at Granton dies Charles Cronyn Powers, 93, died in St. Mary's Hospital London, November 27. He is survived by his wife, the former Anne Atkinson, and by nephew Gerard Mike Atkinson, London and niece Anne Smout, London. Funeral was from Murdy Funeral Home November 30 with the Rev. Canon M.H.H. Farr of St. Lukes Anglican Church of- ficiating. Interment was in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs, Powers were married 1902 and celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary in 1967. For three years Mr. Powers farmed in London township, then he moved to Granton where for 20 years he ran a farm implement business. In 1925 he moved to London and was land developer in the Grand Bend and Broughdale areas. He retired in 1942. Mr. Powers was predeceased by one daughter, Myrna Lowry in 1957. Bingo played by Sunshiners Lucan Sunshine Club met Thursday in the Masonic Lodge with 19 members present. Bingo was played under the convenership of Mrs. T. Emery Sr. A presentation was given to Mrs.Frances Saward prior to her moving to London. A birthday cake was presented to the November birthday members. Lunch was served by Miss Margaret Kelley and Mrs. Wm. Martin and Mrs. C, Rogers. Mrs. Saward moves to London Mrs. J. W. Smith was hostess for an afternoon tea in her home, Bry-Maur House for neighbours and friends of Mrs. Frances Saward, who left recently to take up residence in London. Tea was served from a table covered by a hand embroidered Mexican cloth, enhanced by orange and green candles. Stage showers for bride elect Louann Shipway, Lucan was honored by three showers prior to her wedding November 26. Hostesses were Mrs. Gary Trevithick, assisted by Helen Shipway both sisters of the bride, at the bride's home November 3. Sisters of the groom, Mrs. John Galent and FrancesJohnsort presented a shower November 12 at the home of Mrs. John Galent. Mrs. Paul Dykeman also hosted a shower November 22, She was assisted by Shannon Talyor and Suzanne Bradley. LUCAN By SID DALEY Zone A5 Sports was well at- tended, comrades. Friday November 26 saw Ilderton at Lucan, After a fine evening of comradeship the final result was Lucan winning by a slim margin. Here's the results: euchre, Lucan 8 - Ilderton 7; cribbage Lucan 7 - Ilderton 8; darts, Lucan 5 - Ilderton 2. Next date for Zone A5 Sports is Friday December 3. This will see Lucan at Delaware. Come on comrades, enjoy our sports program. Journey throughout Zone A5, meet your comrades and enjoy their hospitality while you enjoy your favourite sport. While on Sports, comrades, our own Tuesday night branch mixed sports night is going over with a I3ang, Each Tuesday night more and more comrades are par- ticipating and enjoying a fine There was only one game this week for the Lucan Irish. Lambeth Flyers came to Lucan on Wednesday and evened a score with the Irish. The Flyers were in fine form and won by a 7 to 5 score. In the first period Mike Prohoszka got one goal and Gary Evans scored twice for the visitors, Lucan's only goal came from the stick of Tom Hodgins. The Irish were outshot by a 15 to 7 margin. In the second period Gregg Steeles, Larry Little and Gary Evans pushed the puck past goalie Bruce Maslem, Lucan replied with goals by Ron Funston and Tom Hodgins. Lucan was once again outshot 13 to 9. In the last period both teams scored only once, Gary Evans got his fourth and Tom Hodgins kept pace scoring his fourth goal at 8.06. The shots on goal were 14 to Rec News By JIM BURT In minor hockey Monday night Lucan met Ilderton, Lucan won in pee wee by a score of 3-2. In a squeaker the Bantams were outclassed 4-1 and the midgets lost 4-3 after being down 4-0. They had a great come back but just fell short by one goal. Friday night the Lucan legion teams hosted Huron Park. In pee wee Huron Park out classed our boys 2-0, in Bantams it was Lucan 4-2 and in midget it was a 3-2 squeaker for Lucan with Bob Cornish scoring the winning goal In novice Saturday afternoon Exeter whipped Dorchester 7-0, Lambeth took Ilderton 9-1 and Lucan dropped a close game to Huron Park 2-0, The Lions club dance Saturday night was a big success, with a capacity crowd and Friday night the Lucan Horsemen's club had a very successful banquet and dance. See you next week. 011•111111.1•••••1, WATCH FOR THE NEW . . . '72 Marina Sports 2-door and Sports 4-door Sedans Also With Automatic ALSO COMING SOON THE NEW '72 MGB and GT Models With New Consoles SOUTH-END SERVICE EXETER evening of sports and comradeship. Next mixed sports night is Tuesday December 7. If you enjoy a game of cribbage, euchre, darts or shuffleboard then it's the Sea, Land & Air Lounge every Tuesday night and say, comrade, is competition ever keen — you'd better believe it! 540's Early Bird campaign is progressing well, comrades. Check the thermometer in the lounge and see if you have something to crow about. Get behind your branch of the Canadian Legion and "let's go over the top together." To avoid disappointment comrades, get your tickets for the New Year's Eve Dance NOW. Comrade Carl Stuckless advises ticket sales very good. If you want to welcome 1972 along with friends, then it's 540's New Years 9 in favor of the visitors. Any team that can outshoot the 2ppilsite by 17 deserves to be the Winner. Lucan managed 15 penalties to the Flyers 10, Lucan now has 5 wins to 4 losses and are in third place in the league. Last night Tavistock Braves were in Lucan and tomorrow night the Irish travel to Exeter to meet the Hawks who it seems can be beaten by any club except Lucan this year. How about the old song "What a difference a year makes" especially to our feathered friends. Eve frolic. For noise makers, hats, novelties and comradeship, it's 540's New Years Eve frolic. On Saturday, December 4, the London Duo will be supplying the music for the Ways and Means Dance. Total proceeds for our Building Fund. Come on out Comrades, support this project and at the same time have an enjoyable time doing it. Don't forget those Christmas Seals, comrades, — support this worthwhile project — Buy them and use them, and that's 30 for this week. Comrades, remember — "A man is incomplete until he is married — then he's really finished." Biddulph boys win in volleyball The Lucan Biddulph school boys came out winners Friday over the East Williams school boys in volleyball. They won three games out of three. The girls were equally vic- torious over the same school winning three games out of three. Church News Sunday began the advent season of four Sunday's at the Lucan United Church. Rev. W. C. Tupling chose as his sermon "A Promising Past." Music was provided by R. Blackwell at the organ and by the Lambourn quartette, London, Mr. Tupling announced the an- nual bazaar for Friday evening and next Sunday will be white gift Sunday. '680 with terms arranged Test Drive an Ariens Arrow at the DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Zone sports start OPEN 9:00 to 9:00 STARTING DECEMBER '10 YOUNG'S CLOTHING g MAIN sr. AND DRY GOODS • "4 Nti.VgiaNitt 5$,0 w;o Na No. Vi*Aolers.oko Flyers even score with Irish juniors NO AY Great snowmobiles cannot be mass produced. If you're one of the fortunate few, you know how spendidly designed the Northway is. How safe and reliable. With its safety-padded front cowl. Front and rear security straps Automatic emergency cut-off switch, So if you want to be one of the fortunate few, see your Northway dealer. Now Available at: PRICED FROM WA/177! YOU AMA' TN/l! The operator just keeps raving about the AUTOMATIC Home Delivery Service Provided By BOB CHAFFE STERLING FUELS Phone 235-0405 Exeter a S ly r; For Riding, Racing and Recreation it's the ARIENS ARROW SNOWMOBILE OPEN HOUSE Saturday, December 4 C.H. LEWIS (LUCAN) LTD. — CLANDEBOYE 2 Miles North of the Orange Shillelagh on Highway 4 — 10 Miles South of Exeter