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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-02-24, Page 14• • If you need more information, we've got it. You should have recently received an envelope containing the general information you need to under- stand how tax reform affects you, If you require addi- tional information because of personal circumstances, the following booklets are available. • "Child Care Expenses" • "Moving Expenses" • "Capital Gains" • "Partnerships" • "Rental Income and Undeveloped Land" ea "Goodwill and Similar. Assets" • "Professionals: Income Calculation" • "Basic Herds" • "Corporate Tax Guide" To determine whether you need any of these booklets, please read the material you have already received. The booklet "Highlights for Individuals" includes an order form. This form should be com- pleted and mailed to: Taxation Distribution Centre P.O. Box 8489 Ottawa, K IG 3L5 Remember, read the general booklets first, then order any additional booklets required. The better informed you are now, the easier it will be for you to file your return in the spring of '73, I I* National Flevertu Revenue, national, Taxation 'moot TilmesAdvocato, February 2A, 1972 Page 14 DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMNTS Skating carnival '\,•tak:o Explorers travel in study ---- keep up the good work Branch 540 is behind you all the way. Oh ho, is 540 ever riding the crest, why even our bowling team has won a berth in the District A five pin Bowling to be hosted by our Comrades of Chatham. Comrades R. Walker, G. Jones, C. Rummell, Slim Garrison, H. Hillman and Gord Bison came up with their win in Strathroy. Congratulations, Comrades and good luck at Chatham. Now for the results of our Tuesday night sports club: competition is so keen its hard to hold on to first place anymore — Euchre, the Len Fisher's; second, Carl and Helen and the Cronyn's; Cribbage, First, The Gord Elson's and Shirley Stuckless and Sid Daley,; second, The Len Fisher's; Darts, First, The Gord Elson's; second, the Len Fisher's; Shuffleboard, first, Shirley Stuckless and Geo. Juergens; second, now watch this, Carl and Helen, The Hirt- zel's, the Cronyn's and McIntyre's. The next meet will be Tuesday February 29, All sportsminded comrades — This is for you, Branch 540 hosts the Comrades of Strathroy on Friday, February 25, at 8:00 p.m., try to make it Comrades — meet your Comrades from Branch 116 Strathroy and let us show them the finer points of the following games — Cribbage, darts, euchre and shuffle board, if you enjoy these games, come on over and get in on the fun. And while on fun don't forget your Saturday afternoon dart club meets every Saturday around 2:00 p.m. — this is mixed darts so bring along your pretty colleen and get in on an afternoon of fun and games. Attention allyou good Irish lads .be shure and kape Saturday March 18 open. For I'm tellin you now Tim O'McFarlane and the Cardinals will be entertainin' yu On that great day — Saints presarve yu! If yu don't get a ticket don't blame me for I'm a tellin' yu now once agin — we are only lettin' in a sartin number Valentine night in Africa SILVER MEDAL WINNER -- Anne Revington, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Revington of Lucan won a silver medal in the midget girls high jump in the Royal Canadian Legion track and field meet in Toronto, Saturday. Above, Anne receives her award from Bill Smith of Lucan Legion branch 540. photo by Sid Daley and by advance sale of tickets. So get out your best green bib and tucker send it to the cleaners and prepay' yerself for the grandest toim of yer life, '540's St, Patrick's Dance.' Ladies don't forget your Auxiliary meeting is always held on the first Tuesday of each and every month and the men's general meeting is called for the second Wednesday of each and every month — try to make it, we need your support. and that's 30 for this week, remember — 'Sympathy is what one girl offers aaother in ex- change for the details.' later in Marrs Hill cemetery, Mrs. W. Tupling , in her capacity as leader of Christian and missionary education, ex- plained to the girls how God gives us everything we have and how Twenty-six Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers attended the Valen- tine African Night,Games were conducted by Sheryl Noyes and Robin Revington, Mrs, Sawdon installed Wendy Kraul as chief explorer for February. Roll calls were answered with attendance at expedition, church, chuch school and points earned on knowledge of Africa, Beverly Huffman reported on an African book she had read to earn her second blue star. Janet Goddard drew a costume of Ghana and told about it. Unmarried girls wear a doll around their waist to show they are single. Lucan personals we can have love and share these with others. A new song with the names of the 50 states of Africa was sung. Mrs. Kraul read of a little African girl, Branca. Members sat around a glowing camp fire. After repeating an African grace several girls served an African lunch of fruit, pop corn, and cereal nuts. Sandra Avery read a prayer concluding the meal, Mrs, Fronts discussed with gold star girls, their star requirements of writing "What it means to be an Explorer for three years. Euchre played by Sunshiners At the meeting of the Sunshine club with Mrs. H. Bond, Sr. presiding Progressive euchre was played with 18 members present. Ben Kelly and Mrs, C. Rogers got high scores, Alonzo Phillips and Mrs. Kathleen Neil won lone hands. Low prizes were awarded to Clarence Rogers and Mrs. Les McGuffin. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Alonzo Phillips and Mrs. Burns Smith. Medway girls in WOSSA finals Medway High School basketball teams, midget, senior and junior were all victorious in their games with Dorchester Thursday. The girls volleyball team defeated Strathroy to win a second spot in the finals, They now go to Sarnia to play in the W.O.S.S.A, series. A dance was held at Medway Thursday night with the "Abernathy Shag master" band providing the music. Biddulph Central School, Lucan, and Parkhill school played basketball Wednesday. Education weelewill be, March 7 and 8 with open house for parents and friends. Mr, & Mrs. Ray Fischer were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Catherine Fischer, Friday, Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and Debbie, London Mrs. Gregory Brydan and Tommie of Nova Scotia were Mrs. Fischer's visitors. Mrs. Margaret Hastings visited with her mother, Mrs. T. Emery, Sunday. Mrs. Frances Saward, visited with her daughter Mrs. Gillian Phillipson, Toronto, for three days last week. While there she attended a concert by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Culbert have 4 returned from a month's vacation in Florida, visiting the latter's mother and brother and his family, and also enjoyed a visit to Disney World. By $1.1:) DALEY Here is the great news you have all been waiting for. The gala windup of another successful year in the area of figure skating. The Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 540 Royal Canadian Legion proudly presents their figure skating club's adaptation of `Mary Mary Quite Contrary How Does Your Garden Grow.' The kiddies have been working extremely hard all winter and are now prepared to entertain their parents and friends and everyone who is interested to this great show. The date, Wednesday March 1, 7:30 p.m. at the Lucan Memorial Arena. For your added enjoyment they also present the following: Miss Connie Swallow second place in junior ladies Western Ontario sectionals 1971-72 and a Canadian competitor 1971-72. Miss Kim Power, Western Ontario Sec- tional Competitor 1971-72. Sherry and Dennis Pinner, Western Ontario sectional junior pair champions 1971-72 and Canadian novice pair champions 1971-72. We urge all and sundry to support this very worthwhile project with their attendance, let us have an extra large turn out and surprise the kiddies. I know that you will be glad that you did. That's 7: 30 p.m. March 1,1972 see you there. Sorry to hear Shirley Stuckless is ill and a patient in Room 422 St. Joseph's Hospital — Hurry up and get well, Shirley — we miss you' around old 540 — and in- cidently so does Smilin' Carl. If you have a moment why not drop in and pay Shirley a visit or send along a card. Here's great news, Comrades of which we are extremely proud, Miss Anne Revington, whom Branch 540 sponsored and en- tered in the Royal Canadian Legion All-Ontario track and field meet held in Toronto on February 19, 1972 won the silver medal in the Midget High Jump. Congratulations, Anne we are extremely proud of you and the honor you have brought toLucan C Mrs, Ida McRoberts is a patient in Victoria Hospital, where she is making a satisfactory recovery following surgery. Mr. & Mrs. John Prince of Oshawa and Sheila Prince of London spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Harold Prince on the latter's 40th wedding an- niversary. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley, and Mr. & Mrs, Omar Burnett have returned from five weeks in Florida. They visited Disney World, the Water Follies. Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr. and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy, had Sunday dinner with Mrs. Doug Teller, While there they visited Mrs. John Brock at Mason Villa Hospital who is very ill, WS, Brock formerly of Lucan,, and Mrs. Hardy are old friends of many years, Mr. Brock and Mr. Hardy were business partners in the Hardy and Brock butcher shop in Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery Sr. at- tended the euchre at Woodham Friday night where Mr. Emery was winner of the lone hand they also attended the euchre at Kirkton, Monday night. Mr, & Mrs. Al Dame and David & Deborah, Windsor, Mr, & Mrs. Bob Brunner and girls, Windsor, Miss Terry Langford and David Mawdsley were weekend visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Herman Langford. Church news Mrs, Eleanor Darling. Mrs. Mitchell dies suddenly Olive May Mitchell, formerly Lee, died suddenly in Victoria Hospital, London, February 19, 1972, in her 55th year. She was the daughter of the late Thomas and Viola Lee of Lucan, Surviving are one son, Robert, Scarborough, one daughter, Mrs. James (Darlene) Moore, of Hamilton and grandchildren, Bradley, Brian and Bobby, She was the sister of Harold and George Lee of Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Viola Carter, Clan- deboye, Mrs. Richard Parker, Harriston, Stanley and Cyril Lee of London, Funeral service was from the Murdy Funeral Home. Entomb- ment in St. James with burial t 4-H girls plan trip to Capades The fourth meeting of the Lucan 4-H club was held February 19, at Karen Hodgson's home. A bus trip was organized to the Ice Capades. All the girls of the club congratuated a fellow member, Denise O'Brien, on her outstanding performance at the speaking contests in Lucan and Melbourne. Denise competes at the contest in Chatham. Anne Revington, who was absent for this meeting, took part in a track meet in Toronto, sponsored by .the Legion. District woman dies in hospital Ellen (Nellie) Hotson, London, died in her 89th year, February 18, in St. Joseph's 1-hospital. Sister of Mrs. Margaret Fink- beiner, London and she is also survived by several nieces and nephews. Service was from the Needham Memorial Chapel, London, Monday, with Rev, W. Scott of- ficiating, Interment was in Parkhill cemetery. WI members look at pollution problems Lucan Women's Institute met February 15 at the home of Mrs. M.H. Hodgins. President, Mrs. H. Snelgrave, wecomed the ladies, The Mary Stewart Collect and Institue Ode were read in unison. The home economics and health convener, Mrs. Hodgins, chose as her theme, Pollution, roll call was answered by 13 members. One thing I can do about the pollution problem. The motto, and God looked upon everything He had made and saw that it was good was presented by the convener. A contest listing soaps ac- cording to phosphate content was won by Mrs. S. Revington. Several interesting readings were given and discussion followed. Two recommendations were made: to have a clean up street by street in Lucan but no action was taken, and a discussion to ask everyone to save their glass to be taken by truck for recycling to London was made. Posters will be posted and storage will be made at J.W. Lockyer Market Street until a load is received. Mrs. Snelgrove gave a report of United Rev, W.C. Tupling led the congregation of the Lucan United Church in worship Sunday, choosing as his topic "Grace Abounding", continuing the series based on the book of Romans. Mr. Blackwell, director of music was absent and Douglas Barr took his place. The junior choir led the music. The sermon asked, "What does it mean to say that we are sin- ners saved by Grace?" Mr. Tupling pointed out we die to sin in turning the central of our lives over to Christ. The couples club and Hi C are co-operating in renovating and redecorating a room for use as a youth centre and a Sunday school room. Pentecostal The Women's Auxiliary of the Lucan Revival Centre met Tuesday in the parsonage for their monthly meeting. Husbands were invited to celebrate Valentine's Day. Mrs. Howard Currie, president, presided. She read from the Pslams and gave an interesting talk. The program was centred around the heart, Mrs. Joseph Graham had a reading on Love. Miss Ruth Frost read an article on the beginning of Valentine's Day. Everyone participated in a quizz of Bible characters and wives. Mrs. Reese read a missionary letter and Mrs. Currie sang a solo. Plans were made to sell socks as a project, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Reese. the 75th anniversary dinner held at Toronto. The meaning of Pennies for Friendship was read and a collection for this worthy project was made. Everyone enjoyed bargains of 'bring and buy' for 25 cents. Lent services get started March 1, a series of programs of crafts, speakers and games for men women and children will commence at Lucan United Church for all area residents. There will be an infant nursery and a children's nursery to ac- comodate young mothers. The first activity will be cathedral candles and topiary trees. Mrs. J, Radcliffe will speak on Good Grooming. After coffee break, each Wednesday, a discussion will be led on "Opposition to Jesus". Rev. W. Tupling will begin the study at the first session. Church service Worship followed Sunday morning school hour. Mrs. Roy Dykeman was the pianist. Rev. Gerald Reese spoke on 'Now is the Accepted Time.' The choir of small children. sang under the leadership of Mrs. Graham. The evening message was entitled 'They Overcame by the Blood of the Lamb and the Word of Their Testimony." Sweet, Sweet Spirit was sung by Violet Acres and Carol Mason. Anglican Sunday Rev. R.A, Carson preached on the answer to the question 'why have a Prayer Book?' He said that in the prayer book there are prayers that have been. contributed to Christianity throughout all ages from the beginning to the end of life. What is presented in the prayer book is the 'Faith of the Church'. Next Sunday the sermon theme will be 'How we got the Prayer Book DISTRICT SCHOOL CHAMPS -- The Stephen Central team won the area's boys floor hockey championship recently. They are, back, left, coach Fred Negrijn, John Caen, Tom flayter, Doug Melsaac, Garry Wein, Mark Wilds and coach Howard Lawrence. Centre, Stephen Hodgins, Larry Ludlow, Ron Smith, Wally Vydenchuk„ Charks Borland and David lvtitton. Front, Marty Becker, Fraser Boyle, Earl Pfaff, Ervin Pfaff and Howard Schenk. T.A photo