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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-04-13, Page 14Gebel Cabinets The Finest In KITCHEN CABINETS Custom Made To Your Specifications Phone Lucan 227-4431 or 227-4592 Highway 4 North of Lucan Page 14 Times,Adyocate, April 13, 1972 Phone 2274702 Correspondent ; Mrs, Thomas Elnerf f Lucan and district news Cancer society has coffee party The annual coffee party for Lucan and Biddulph branch Cancer Society was held Wed- nesday evening in the Holy Trinity Anglican Church. The Middlesex "Miss Hope," Vicki German of Dorchester gave an interesting talk of her ex- periences as a student nurse with cancer patients, Mrs. W. F. Langford of London, chairman of the service of patients committee introduced Dr. J. A. McArthur head of the University of Western Ontario Cancer research unit. He spoke on 'Virus In Cancer." Don Brandt showed a film on the 'Volunteer' to the 50 members present, Mrs. M, H. Hodgins reviewed the material in the campaign kits which were distributed. All contributions are to be in by April 26. Forms for the Great Ride for Cancer, April 30, will be available from campaign chairman Steve Storey or Marshall Webster. Riders should line up sponsors and listen to Bill Brady for in- structions as to place, time, and route, Legion auxiliary serve breakfast Wednesday at the Lucan Legion Hall, the Ladies Auxiliary served breakfast to 50 hog producers, customers and potential customers to promote Supersweet feed. Scott's Mill the sponsors of the banquet were impressed by the turnout. Area couple married Lucan United Church, decked with white snapdragons, mums and baby blue carnations was the setting for the wedding of Valerie Alicia Mooney and Richard Thomas McEachran, with Rev, W. C. Tupling officiating. Parents of the young couple are Sgt. and Mra. Henry Mooney, R.R. 3, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman McEachran, Highgate. The maid of honor was Deborah Wildfong of Birr, and George Eskritt, Windsor was the best man. Guests were ushered by William Fagan, London, and Ted Teetzel, Highgate and a reception was held at the Lucan Arena. The newly-weds are now residing at R,R. 1, Dover Centre. Green outfits for Tops club The Tops Club met Wednesday in the Masonic Hall with president Mrs. Brigitta Van Geel presiding. Sixteen members were present with three weigh-ins. Books of Metropolitan Life were distributed entitled "Four Steps To Weight Control." It was agreed to make outfits in green with contrasting long vests for the coming convention to be held in Toronto. Minutes were read by Mrs. Valerie Neil and treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Edie Burt. Lions club name new officers Lion's Club of Lucan met April 4 at the Holy Trinity church basement, The highlight of the evening was the presentation of a cheque for $500,00 from Labatt's presented by their represen- tative, Bud Young. The donation was made to the Lion's Club for the proposed addition and renovations to the arena, The following will form the executive for the next year: past president Jim Shipley; president, Larry Hotson; first vice pres., Jim Simpson; second vice, Alex Boyce; secretary, Bob Garret; treasurer, Jack Tutty; tail twister, Sam Taylor, Lion tamer, Don Leitch. One year directors, Garry Manders and Bob Stutt; second year directors, Bill Gieson and Leo Dewan. The following three guests were present, Leroy McGuill, Carl Nickles and Frank Van Praet. Gordon Brooks was projec- tionist for Art Linkletter's film on "Drug Addiction" which members found extremely in- teresting. Orangemen euchre Euchre was enjoyed Tuesday with seven tables playing. Men's high went to Harry Carroll; ladies' high, Vina Emery; lone hands, Mrs. Harry Webber and Clarence Davis. Boxes of chocolates were won by Mrs. Rose Atkinson and Mrs. Lorne Hodgins. OPEN SHOWROOM — Langford Lumber will officially unveil their new Lucan showroom this weekend, with store-wide specials and free treats. Owner Jerry Nurse, left, is shown chatting with Steve Metcalfe, while Wayne Smith waits on Clare Paton. The new facilities house complete displays of building and home decorating materials and supplies. T-A photo Sunshine euchre aid Bunny Bundle The Sunshine Club met in the Masonic Hall April 6, with four tables of euchre being played. It was convened by Mrs. Thomas Emery Sr. Twenty members were present and lunch was provided by Ivy Little and Mildred Luther. It was agreed to send $5.00 to the Bunny Bundle. 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Chartered Accountants 476 Main St. S., EXETER 235.0120 Congra tulations and Best Wishes to LANGFORD LUMBER When You Visit Their New Showroom In Lucan SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Pre-Finished Panelling and Building Materials Weldwood of Canada Sales Ltd. ............................................... By SID DALEY this coming weekend April 15 - 16 Branch 540's third annual for this is when we go to Windsor Tuesday night mixed sports for the District A convention - if banquet and awards night held you cannot make it on the Saturday is now history but will Saturday, by all means come on be an event long remembered„ over for the Sunday sessions, Over 100 persons showed up for"" 5ring your lady with you, not only will it be a delightful Sunday drive we feel sure you will be most interested in what tran- spires at these Legion Meetings of a higher level. See you there Comrades - Support Zone A-5 and Your Zone A-5 Commander Bill Smith - at the District Con- vention. Darts anyone? Branch 540's second annual mixed open dart tournament will be held this Mary Jane McLaughlin, London, suddenly in St. Joseph's Hospital April 3, 1972 in her 85th year. She was the daughter of the late John and Margaret McLaughlin formerly of Bid- dulph Township and sister of (Agnes) Mrs. Leonard Ryan of Chicago Ill. and Thomas of Palmerston. C. Haskett and Son Funeral Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sale service. PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Area woman passes Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER Pallbearers were Frank Harrigan,. Mike Blake, JPO Morkin, Joe Grace, Jim Ryan, Jim McCarthy. Home arranged the funeral which was held April 5 at St. patric4 Church, Bidduiph. Father Cruniean said the mass, Interment was in St. Patrick's cemetery. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to MIDDLETON'S Drug Store Ltd. 359 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-1570 D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICES * Licensed Auctioneers and Appraisers * Complete Auction Service * Sales large or small, any type, anywhere * Reasonable — Two for the price of one Let our experience be your reward. Phone Collect 'Doug' 'Jack' 237-3576 237-3431 the banquet which was my pleasure to MC, A delightful smorgasbord dinner was prepared by Comrade Jack Carrington and his lovely wife Kay. If any person left the dinner table hungry they had no one to blame but themselves. The highlight of the evening was of course the presentation of Awards by Molsons' Ambassador of Goodwill and Comradeship Denny Riggin. The following is the results of the winter long competitions - euchre - tied for third, Carl and Helen Isaac, Gord and Marie Elson; second, Larry and Mary Cronyn; the winners were Ken and Stella Fisher. Darts - tied for third were Carl and Helen Isaac and Len and Stella Fisher; second, Gord and Marie Elson; the winners were Joe and Molly McIntyre. Crib- bage; third, Shirley Stuckless and Sid Daley; second, Gord and Marie Elson; the winners were Ken and Stella Fisher. Shuffle board, tied for third, Joe and Molly McIntyre and Larry and Mildred Hirtzel; tied for second, Carl and Helen Isaac and Larry and Mary Cronyn; the winners were Shirley Stuckless and George Juergens. Our congratulations to the winners and grateful thanks to Comrade Gord Elson 540's sports officer for the success of this segment of his energetic Branch sports program. Thanks also to the hard working gals of the sports club and to all those who in any way contributed to the suc- cess of the gala windup of the 1971-72 version of Branch 540 Tuesday night mixed sports. Before closing off this subject mustn't forget the dance which followed the presentations - Dancing to the music of Bill Walls and his orchestra was a delight and a pleasure, we just gotta get them back. Now folks, don't forget the date of the dance you have all been waiting for is Saturday April 22nd, of course you remembered this is the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 540 sponsored minor hockey dance, the music is being supplied by Clare Stanley. Keep this date open now — support the dance and thus support minor hockey for your children, Wow are those Lucan Jiderton Jets ever travellin' We know you support their home games - how about supporting their away from home games - Know for sure it would be appreciated by the players and will give them that little extra confidence to know that you are right Mete at the games rooting for them. Go Jet's Got! Another date to remember is Saturday, April 15. Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. with play commencing at 12:00 noon. Remember there is $250.00 in prize money to be won and our friends of Labatt's will be presenting awards. Following darts there will be an evening of dancing and comradeship - so for a day of fun and games it's Branch 540, Lucan on Saturday April 15, where you can always find action and comradeship is the byword. and that's 30 for this week, Remember: Lots of girls can be had for a song. Unfortunately it often turns out to be the wedding march. Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed. Conduct sales of any kind, any place. We guarantee you more. To insure success of your sale or appraisal Phone Collect 666-0833 666-1967 R. D. 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