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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-09, Page 18Pape. 18 Times.Advocefe, December 9, 1971 CANDY HOUSE FOR SALE Students at St, Patrick's Separate school near Lucan are currently selling tickets on a candy house. Shown with their self-made house are Marianne Ryan, Betty Ann Snoeys, Mrs. Grimminck and Theresa Grimminck. T-A photo George Eizenga • Income Tax — Accounting For Farm & Business For expert, low-cost preparation of Financial Statements and Income Tax Returns: Contact: Farmers' Income Tax Service Box 35, Lucan, Ont. Telephone 2274851 vins:Vrtql:(4.=?Itil;:*.tqA•cv(11.Civ?:(i.tv..4t:FAvV4.1:3?t6.1:31!A(::(ti•OFAi cIV,i•WgclAtkil GIANT CLEARANCE of STEREOS Al I read an article recently that says the latest thing is trash cans which has a record message that says 'thank you' when garbage is deposited. Carrying this a few steps further we can envision coin vending machines which grumble when they are empty, or yell at you when you try to pawn off a slug; then how about parking meters that scream when the time has run out or better still a recorded cheery greeting for a scowling waitress who comes up to you with a 'wadda yu want?' Zone sports is the order of the day and Wednesday December 15 sees Parkhill at Lucan, Come on over to the Sea, Land and Air Lounge and meet our comrades from Parkhill. If you feel so in- clined there will be an op- portunity to represent your Branch in cribbage, euchre or darts, competition is keen, 'comrades, but at the same time it is all in fun. So for an evening of comradeship and competition its Branch 540, Speaking of Sports don't forget every second Tuesday night is mixed sports night - this is fast becoming one of the most popular nights of the week around good old 540 - if you are not taking advantage of these programs put on by your hard working chairman - then you are the loser, Now hear this + Now hear this - by popular demand our branch manager comrade Carl Stuckless has been able to obtain the services of that vera tile entertainer One Eyed Jack - who will be at the Sea, Land and Air Lounge on Satur- Lucan Bazaar The annual Snowflake Bazaar of the United Church was a very successful event. The weather co-operated and ,,thei, construction company obligingly moved equipment clearing the streets for parking. There was a wonderful turn out and a great many children en- joyed Santas visit. War veteran dies in London W. Norman Stanley, 76 years, died in Toronto November 30. His wife, the former Mignon (Babe) Dauttry, predeceased him and he is survived by daughter Joan A.V. Sainsbury and Lolly of Toronto and five grandchildren. He was a brother of Dr. T. Stanley, Adams Center, New York, Mrs. (Alice) Tom of Toronto and Mrs. Claire (Helen) Norton of London. He was the son of B,W. Stanley of Coursey Line, Lucan. Mr. Stanley travelled for a drug company and in later years for Sainsbury Importers. Burial was in Toronto. It ttttttttt 111$111011111101114111$11111111 tttttt 1111,11,11$1110 tttttt Lucan personals r11111 ttttttt 1111110 lllllll 111 lllll 1 llllll 111111111 lllllll 111111101 Mr. & Mrs. Doug Monk and daughter of Hanover, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Snelgrove. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Ross have returned home from a three week visit with Mr, Ross's sister and families in Eastern Quebec and New Hampshire U.S.A. On the way home they visited Mrs. Ross's son and family in Ottawa. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hodgins and Bradley, Viking, Alberta and Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Needham Lucan spent Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Mrs. Catherine Fisher is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Mordush and family in London and will spend some time with other members of her family who reside there. Miss Alma Price visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murdy recently and reported the former is feeling much better. LUCCIII1 and district news Lucan & District Lion's Club Annual Fowl Bingo Wed., Dec. 15 at 8:00 p.m. at Lucan Legion 4111141 ... Phone 227-4614 Correspondent: Mrs. Eleanor Dariing (0 liociemenniewirloneripm. DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Santa comes Sunday day, December 11th for your entertainment. Comrade Carl advises this will be the final engagement for the current season. Comrades you asked for the One Eyed Jack - you get the One Eyed Jack - 540's ambition is, as far as possible, to cater to your entertainment needs, if you have any preference or suggestions as to how we can serve you more fully by all means let us know, we are always open for constructive criticism and or good suggestions, Comrades, make sure that you end the old year right by — Please turn to page 20 CGIT group holds meet By SID DALEY Good news for the children of all card holding members of Branch 540, Royal Canadian Legion, Lucan, jolly old Santa has accepted our invitation and will be at the Legion Hall on Sunday, December 12 around 3:00 in the afternoon. It is understood that he has gifts for all the children who have accepted his invitation to attend. And say kiddies if you would like your picture taken with the jolly old fellow just ask mum or dad to bring their camera along, I am sure Santa won't mind. By the way ask mum and dad to bring you over to the hall around 1:30 p.m. because there will be movies to entertain you until Santa arrives from the North Pole. Gosh I am sure getting excited and looking forward to seeing Santa again. How about you? et Wedding party at anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Harold Snelgrove and family attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mrs, Snelgrove's parents in Mount Bridges. Open house was held in the Mount Bridges Legion Hall and a wedding dinner was served for 40 guests. Two sisters and one aunt, who were in the original wedding party, were in attendance. Mr. & Mrs. Whitbourn have three daughters, four sons, 26 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, 11110111111 1 1 11111111111111111111111 1 1 1111111 1 11111111 1 1 1 111111110111 t 11 1 1111111111 iiiiiiii 11 11111 1114 111 1 1,1 iiiiiii 111111111$1111t111151,11 Church news November meeting of the Lucan and Clandeboye C.G.I.T. met in Lucan United Church. The worship was led by Margaret Sach; Debbie Hodgins chaired the meeting in the ab- sence of Brenda Hodgins and Karen Mason acted as secretary, The meeting consisted of a practice for Vesper Service and a discussion about the bake sale which was held in November. This was very successful due to the help of the mothers with baking. The C.G.I.T. meetings will be held every Tuesday evening until after vesper service in December at the United Church. Coursey line native passes Dr. Charles Brown Ross, 77, died in Westminster Hospital, London, December 6. His deceased wife was the former Kathleen Lowe, He was the son of late James McCullock Ross and late Susannah Catherine Ross for- merly of Lucan. He is survived by a brother, Lieutenant-Col.Duncan Graham Ross, and a sister, Jean Mackenzie Ross of London. The body rested at Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan, until Monday evening and then to his residence in Gravenhurst with service in St. James Anglican Church, Thursday, Interment was in Meeckle Cemetery, Dr. Ross was a veteran of first world war and was superin- tendent of T.B. sanatorium at ,00‘,0 ,0111.011 iiiiii 1 iiiii 0111 iiiiiiiii M11111101100111101 iiiiiii 01 iiiiii 001114111{1114111411101111 ttttttttttttt 011a$1,111,11141.111it Gravenhurst. He was born and educated in Lucan and retired about ten years ago. A committee is working on the appointment of a Choir director. P. D. P.P.P.P.P. P.N.P. P. P. P. P. P. P. C. 04P P. P.R. PLUS '50 I,, Merchandise of your choice ONE COUPON WITH EACH DOLLAR PURCHASE.; .OR DEPOSIT THE coupqNpftkeITED BELOW 3 Extra Prizes For $5.00 Gift Certificates Draw to be made Dec. 24 6 A 32" Walking Doll 00 I YOUNG'S CLOTHING & DRY GOODS - LUCAN Wet Have, A Complete Line of Gifts for Anglican Tuesday the board of management met and decided to make a canvass of the parish immediately, Reports re the Church repairs were heard. The painting of the outside of the Church cost $625.00, the basement panelling cost $2,608.36, and Carlisle Hall panelling cost $1,262.00. These were paid for from the building fund, the memorial fund, and the Guild funds. So far, $581.20 has been sent to the Missionary Budget and $1,609.80 is needed to meet the apportionment. It was reported that Holy Trinity Church participate in Lucan Centennial celebrations in the following ways: a float in the parade, the square dance com- petition, and the beef barbecue. • It was decided to re-appoint Gordon Atkinson as Sexton of the Church. Name_ United The Lucan United Church had their annual white gift Service, conducted co-operatively by Rev. W.C. Tuplingh and the Sunday School under the leadership of Ed Melanson, S.S. superintendent. The junior choir provided the music. All Sunday School classes attended the service with their leaders with Janice Walker and Bill Lockyer taking the scripture readings and Lynn Melanson reading a story "Christian Symbols." The gifts received go to the world wide work of the Unitedk Church of Canada. The CGIT Vesper Service was announced for next Sunday and Junior Choir practice for Thursday night. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I I I 2 2 I Member of the I Family 3 I EVERY I I I 11 DIFFERENT. MODELS Westinghouse And Other Popular Makes Address Floor Polisher or $30 Worth of Records With Any Stereo Purchased By Dec. 18 PRICED FROM $259.00 OPEN 9:00 to 9:00 STARTING DECEMBER 10 li I FREE YOUNG'S CLOTHING g MAIN ST. AND DRY GOODS LUCAS P. 4. S.P.P.P. P. P. P.P.P.P.Pur1 P. IPPAP.PPEP P. D.464. ;. A. eG P.eacaera A. P. Wraith-Storey LUCAN HARDWARE 227-4732 MAIN ST. Special Christmas Gift Subscription Offer GREAT FAI FOR CHRIST BUSY CROCHETING — One of the electives for students at St. Patrick's Separate school at Lucan this year is crocheting. Shown at work are Judy Eemers, Christine Gertsen, Rosemary Boland, Debbie Loyens and Anne Crunican. T-A photo Irish trounce Braves, back in Exeter again making a bid for first place. So hang onto your hats and come out to support the Irish as they at- tempt to take over sole possession of second place. includes:T* ONT your gas CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO AREA * Give a gift Subscription * Save $1.00 Offer Expires Dec. 24, 1971 r4f*t--4416-*2 7411gOirekrZititeianiocafe*"'441 LUCAN STORES Now Open 9:00 to 9:00 .1 DEC, 10 to 24 .01=.001. Structure For Sale 703 '$12„4! NO DOWN PAYMENT. Offer good to December 31, 1971 First payment February, 1977 LUCAN CROSSING, ONTARIO Frame dwelling building approximately 25 ft. x 20 ft, with two small lean.to attachments. (Located on County of Middlesex Road No. 22 at the crossing of the Forest and exeter Subdivisioh rail lines, approximately six miles weft of Lucan). Offers for the purchase and removal of facilities as listed should be directed to: Mr. 1' J, Hawkins Purchasing Agent Room 1353, CNX Bldg. 1 Simeoe Street Toronto 116, Ontario Union Gas felocial JAK Instseksion *us FREE OUTDOOR LIVING BROCHURE AVAILABLE AT OUR stiovvROOM MR , MRS, MISS. PLEASE PRINT ADDRESS SANTA VISITS IRAN BOX 850 EXETER Please send the Exeter T-A In Canada as a Christmas gift to: 0 ONE YEAR $7.00 o NEW o PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 TWO YEARS $14.00 0 RENEWAL In U.S.A. 1 yr. $9.00; 2 yrs. $18.00 By CLARE STANLEY The Lucan Irish won by four goals over the last place Tavistock Braves on Wednesday paced by Dave Revington's four goal effort, In the first period Revington scored at the 1.47 mark followed by Jim Hearn at 11.40. Three minutes later Revington got his second goal and Jim Hearn picked up his second goal at 18.59. In the second period Dan Calcott scored early and the next Irish goal came at 14.28 as Hearn scored the hat trick. Tavistock answered with four goals off the sticks of Bruce Bender, John Fuller, Len Ropper and Duane Zehr. It was all Lucan in the third period as Dave Revington scored twice and Craig Carman once. Coach McFalls dressed two midgets for the game, Jeff Park and Gary Isaac. Joe Arnold in the Irish net stopped 49 shots while Bill Gladding was tested 41 times. The Irish picked up 14 penalties to the Braves 10, Friday night Lucan lost a close game to the Exeter Hawks. Details are on the sports page. Last night the Clinton Mustangs were in Lucan. Tomorrow night the Irish travel hack to Clinton, then to Exeter on Sunday, Wednesday night Lambeth Flyers are in Lucan. 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