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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-30, Page 29Aquarium Starter Sets VOTE Lawrence (Lorry) HOT-SON For Council In The Village of Lucan on December 4 ELECTORS of Biddulph Put a young, aggressive voice on council. Vote SAM TAYLOR 20% OFF ALL Polyester Knits From Now Until Christmas . $1.00 OFF All Men's • DRESS SHIRTS • SPORT SHIRTS • PULLOVERS • CARDIGANS OUR NEW Wallpaper Stock and Sample Books 162 PATTERNS NEW LOW PRICE.. 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The accident occurred shortly after 10 o'clock, Monday morning and the road was snow covered and icy at the time. The Johnson's reside at 128 Centre street in Parkhill. The engineer of the train was Richard Dengate, 72 Bond Street in Lon- don. The accident was investigated by Constable D.R. Vance of the Lucan OPP detachment with the assistance of Corporal Ray Brooks and Constables Bob Whiteford and Dale Lamont of the Exeter detachment, Ideal Christmas Gift 5 GALLON AQUARIUM STARTER SET $1 8.95 PUTTING ARTICLES ON DISPLAY — The Elirnville United Church CGIT staged a bazaar and bake sale Saturday night. Shown above putting out merchandise are leader Marion Cum and members Sandra Stewart, Susan Morgan, Judy Parsons and Laura Johns. 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Only 21 Shopping Days Left Vii2-AlaS.S.41aval=i•Vii=4t.I=Olizi4gz.ii=ogIka44:1410..PAi=r4.110.9;:aa•VfaviIfila•Wari $AVE ON YOUR SEWING NEEDS College dinner held at Legion The Fanshawe College dinner in honour of the presidents was held in the Legion Hall, Lucan, Tuesday, with the Ladies' Aux- iliary catering. Guest speakers included Don Rice, Information Officer, and Ivan Hearn, Reeve of Lucan. Grace was said by Rev, W. C. Tupling of the United Church and the call to order and toast to the Queen were given by Ivan Hearn. W. J. Pillsworth, Director of Community Services made the introduction of head table and audience guests. Dr. James A. Colvin, President of Fanshawe College was introduced by W. J. Pillsworth, A question and answer period followed. Let Us Help You Please The Man of Your House By MRS. SUE EDOINTON C LAN DE BOY E Several mothers and friends came to the Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers to see the girls receive their stars. Mrs, Don McNeil gave the first red stars to eight girls. Wendy Hearn presented these girls with their pins while Donna Hodgins gave Explorer pictures. Mrs. William Froats presented the first blue star to Wendy Hearn, Bonnie Richards and Donna Hodgins and first gold star to Dorothy Ann Cunningham and Maria Richards. A story of Jesus and children was read. Film strip was shown "What is Nice? Rice!" Singing followed and Mr. Tupling spoke on "What is your Treasures", St. James Church Last Thursday afternoon the women of the church met in the home of Mrs. Roy Cunningham. The meeting was chaired by the President, Gladys Cunningham. Rev. R. Carson lead the Bible study. He said we have a tenden- cy to emphasize tradition rather than God's teaching through Jesus Christ. It was suggested that the establishment is main- tained by tradition. The election of officers for 1973 resulted in the following ex- ecutive; president, Mrs. R. Cun- ningham; past president, Mrs. A. Lewis; vice-president, Mrs. S, St. Pierre; second vice-president, Mrs. R. Hodgins; secretary, Mrs. K. O'Neil; treasurer, Mrs. C. Carter; Dorcas, Mrs. A. Henrie; social convener, Mrs. R. Hodgins. Sunday, Joan Cunningham played for the Service of Evening Prayer. The flowers in the Church were in memory of Mrs. Scanlon. Some Gift ideas Personals • WOOL AND WOOL BLENDS • PLAIDS AND PLAIN SHADES Sunshine club In view of the upcoming municipal elections across the province Monday, the Times- Advocate conducted a survey of all persons contesting seats on municipal councils in this area. The following questions were posed to each candidate: 1) What do you believe are the main issues in your municipality and what is your stand on them? 2) Why should voters support your bid for election? SAM TAYLOR 1. I think the main issues of this election are: Proposed im- provements of the Lucan Arena, which in my opinion is the social centre of Biddulph Township. I am in favor of, and would support these improvements. I would support the more liberal use of the Lucan-Biddulph dump for the residents of these communities. Care and maintenance of township roads and road allowances are a major concern of mine. 2. I think the electorate should support me at the polls because I am prepared to work to the best of my ability with the best in- terest of the residents of Bid- dulph township my main con- cern. My family and I are active in community affairs working with the youth of the community. I support more participation of the general public in our township business affairs. I am interested in and will strive for the formation of a local recreation association. JIM RYAN 1. I believe there is a water problem in Granton, and I also believe that this situation can be resolved to the satisfaction of all concerned by working together and to this end, I pledge my support. I also would like to see more calcuim chloride applied on the roads, and I hope this can be done starting in the new year. 2. I am a candidate in this election because I have been on council for 14 years and I feel V Socks v Hats V Electric Tie Rack v Pyjamas V House Coats v Suits & Co-ordinates v Wallets v Scarves V Shirts V Slacks 3 Ties 3 Belts v Gloves v Sweaters v Jackets V Brut The Sunshine Club met at the Masonic Hall Thursday with Mrs. Harry Bond presiding, Bingo was enjoyed by the 20 members pre- sent with 18 prizes being won, During the business meeting the Christmas party and date were discussed, as well as a bus trip to be sponsored by the Lions Club. Lunch was provided by Bill Frost. Your Christmas Stocking Store that I would like the opportunity to serve the ratepayers of Bid- dulph as Deputy-Reeve. GREG BALL In talking with you, the residents of Biddulph Township, there is no doubt in my mind that your main concern is the lack of effective road maintenance operations within the townships. This must be reviewed and cor- rected! You have also expressed doubts about the new garbage system, for which, you are paying taxes. Your garbage is picked up every second week by a profit-making concern, con- tracted by the township. Ad- ditional dollars from your own pocketmust be paid if you want to take garbage to the dump in person. This is wrong and must also be corrected! In two years time you will have another election. When this oc- curs, do you want to be faced with the same unsolved problems? I do not think you do! This is the reason why I would like to represent you, as a member of your township coun- cil. Let's all work together to solve these problems now. For this kind of representation, — vote for "Ball." ELMER E. SUMMERS 1. I think that the main issue in the township is the adoption of the land use and zoning by-law, which is now before the Ontario Municipal Board. I submit it is imperative that the township council and the planning board have some con- trol over the future expansion of our township. I also think that the present village communities within the township should be allowed to grow, rather than have scattered housing all over the township. The other issues that may come forward during the future should be dealt with in all fairness to all, with a good sound business approach. 2. I am contesting this election because I believe that everyone Thanks for Shopping at 011111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MiliiiiiiiimlimmumnimmummilimilitinininininiminnIMUMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIC Len McKnight $AVE $$ With These & Sons Men's Wear Main St., Exeter - 235 - 2320 Weekend Specials Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott, Manitoulin Island visited relatives and friends on the weekend in Lucan. 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