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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-08-28, Page 22Page BA -Times-.Advocate, As.foust 197$ Irdn'T same"- QUALITY DEVELOPING OF it FILM ea-Qs HOUR IN-PLANT SERVICE ON POMT, PRO.. ROlN SPECIAL! $2 .9 5 DEVELOP & PRINT KODAK 12 EXP. - COLOUR FILM IS ALL YOU PAY TO DEVELOP AND PRINT ANY 12 EXP. ROLL OF COLOUR FILM Low Prices an Other Sizes TOO! 20 EXP. 36 EXP. $4,05 $6.95 WE GUARANTEE QUALITY & SERVICE Take Advantage of this Introductory Offer Send Your Films Nowl ONTARIO PHOTOCOLOR P.O. BOX 5340 LONDON, ONTARIO N6A 4L6 QUALITY SERVICE CONVENIENCE Price List on Request 60,000 voices can't talk back. The Ontario government has ;silenced its employees. Our job is to provide services to the public. We work in colleges, hospitals and offices. We drive snow-plows, inspect your food anc protect your environmental rights. The irony is that we have few rights ourselves. Many of us feel we are being used by the government. Take for example the last budget. The government attempted to woo your vote by cutting back on the civil service. This will save taxpayers a fifth of a cent on their tax dollar. That isn't even a pittance when you consider that the budget calls for over S10 billion of your money. You see, to the government we are political pawns. And that's not good, People who work with retarded children, the sick anc the infirm, those who run our correctional centres and inspect our food have been cut back, Public services will suffer. But the government won't let us take part in the democratic process to bring about change, For us that is illegal. We can't canvass for a candidate. We can't speak or write oublicly on any party's platform, We can't talk about the real issues. We have fewer civil rights than other citizens All we want is equality, And that won't cost taxpayers a cent. We hope that you will vote for civil rights . equal rights fore everyone. We only want to be heard. Whose rights go next ? Civil Service Association of Ontario INNOWMOMI BACK TO SCHOOL FOR YOU TOO YOU ARE THE ONE IN LUCA N REGISTRATION IDATO: Thursday, September 18 from 7t30 to 9:00 p.m, at Bidduiph School CLASSES START: Tuesday, September 30 and Wednesday, Pc- taberl at St, Patrick's School and Bicidulph School COURSES: Caning, Ceramics, Children's Dance, Crafts with Mrs. Grimminck, Dog Obedience Training, Plower Arranging for Christmas, Patchwork and Applique Quilting, Social Orates for Ladies cold Typing 1 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Alf Williams at 227-4135 or Rick Wife& of 453- 7230, ext. 282 FOR A REGISTRATION FORM, CONTACT Ponshowe U160 at 453-7220, ext. 282 List classes. at Fanshawe The Fanshawe progra m of night classes has been decided on for the fall. Canning, ceramics (held at. St. Patrick's. School); children's dance with Brenda atiorsky; crafts with Mrs. Grirominick, (at St. Patrick'.s School); dog obedience training, (also at St. Pat's); flower arranging for Christmas, five sessions; patchwork and ap- plique quilting; social graces for ladies; typing I, (bring your own typewriter or rent one for ap- proximately $10.00, Registration will be held at Bidclulph public school, Thursday September 18 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. School will begin on Tuesday September 30 and Wednesday October 1, except for the dance class. This date will be published after registration takes place. MUSICAL TALENT — At Saturday's amateur night of the Lucan Legion, Lynda Hayter, Gait Riley, Patsy Hirtzel and Sherri Lightfoot presented one number. T-A photo Three single vehicle rnisha Ivan Hearn, Constable J,AWteon investigated, At 9:55 a,m, three vehi4es were involved in a crash on .Hikh- way 4 at Elginfield. The oil,* were Robert Coutts, Goderie ; Peter Neilson, Grand Valley ail Steven Beattie, Watford. Corr stable James Craig investigated, The bigger the summer vacation, the harder the fall. Competition keen at Lucan fair horse show Competition was keen in the mammoth horse show held in conjunction with the recent Lucan Fair, It was sponsored by the Lucan Horsemen's club. Following are the results as compiled by secretary Sally Hodgins of Lucan. Conformation model hunter - The Arc, Julie Featherstone; Royal. Flush, James Walker; Just A Goblin, Al Crosett. Junior Equitation - Royal Commander, Peter Tichbourne; Royal Gorm, Mary-Jo McNaught; The Red Baron, Theresa Olsen. Open Equitation - D-Image, Mary Baillie; Royal Gorm, Mary-Jo McNaught, Finders Keepers, Paul Driedeger, Equitation Hunter Seat - (Over Fences) - Sempach, Wendy Whitehead; The Red Baron, Theresa Olsen; Finders Keepers, Paul Dreideger. Working Hunter Hack D-Image, Mary Baillie, Prin- ter's Ink, Mari Lou Irvine; Winter Wine, Carol Minhinnick. Green Working Hunter - Ilderton Road, Gina Robson; Second Spring, Margo Walker; Duddley Do-Rite, Jennifer Blackall. Handy Working Hunter - Duddley Do Rite, Jennifer Blackall; Cherade, Dave Cronett; Winter Wine, Carol Minhinnick. Open Working Hunter Winter Wine, Carol lip 1VYiiitti►nicir; D. Image, Mary gaiille; Scotch Mint, Suzanne Sanders. Working Hunter-Stake - Duddley Do-Rite, Jennifer BIackall; Tyarra Bay, Judy Davey; Winter Wine, Carol Minhinnick. Fault and Out - Secret Way, Carol Minhinnick; Tico, Judy Davey; Lost Child, Jennifer Blackall. Open Jumper- Stake - Tico, Judy Davey; Tushka, Carol Minhinnick; Tyarra Bay, Judy Davey, Top hunter horse of the day was Duddley Do-Rite shown by Jennifer Blackall and the top vehicle drive by Blake Atto, Kitchener was damaged to the extent of $1,000 when it left High- way 7 west of the Thames River bridge in West Nissouri township and struck guide posts. Constable D. R.Vance investigated. In the first of two Thursday accidents, vehicles driven by Michael Roessler, St. Thomas and Abdul Harnid Mansury, Windsor collided on County road 47, just north of Highway 4 in Lucan at 12;55 p.m. Constable N. A.Campbell listed damages at $125, At 8;45., p,m. the same day Constable G, N.Wilcox set damages at $500 when vehicles driven by Lois Brewer, RR 2, Ailsa Craig, and Louis Korrest, Ailsa Craig were in collision on the Main Street of Ailsa Craig. Friday at 10;50 a.m. a vehicle driven by Bonnie Graham 93 Cantley Crescent, London was in a collision with a London town- ship grader operated by Kenneth Mitchell, Arva, Corporal Don Cox estimated damages at $500. Sunday at 1:40 a.m. damages of $2,500 resulted when a vehicle driven by Gerald Douglas of Watford was in collision with a parked car on Lucan's Main Street. The parked unattended vehicle was owned by Lucan reeve Three of the nine accidents investigated this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police in- volved only one vehicle. The first of the single crashes occurred Friday at 1:30 a.m. when a vehicle driven by Alfred Pinnell, RR 1 Arva left County road 41, southeast of Arva and struck a hydro pole. Constable W. R. fisher estimated damages at $1,200. Friday at 9:35 a.m. a vehicle driven by Frank Tumosas, 153 Albert Street, London left High- way 4, a quarter of a mile north of Arva and struck a pole. A passenger 14 year-old Christine Tumosas was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London suffering cuts and bruises. Constable James Craig set damages at $2,500. Saturday morning at 11:35 a jumper horse was Two shown by Judy Davey Western Trail Class Sr. - Bea's Black Beauty, Kathy Leon.. hardt; Saucy Peppy, Bruce Nut; Sugar Shy Ann, Devon Hamilton. Coverleaf Barrels Race - Stake - Stormy Knight, Murray Manson; Mr. Clean, Nelson Bilyea; Lady Felicity, Bonita Longfield, Jr "A" Barrels - Wee Salle, Robin Spearman; Barbara Jump Bar, Randy McMullen; Shuck's Leo, Barb Parson. Jr. "B" Barrel - Rastis, Brent McMullen; Whiskey, Ted McConnel; King, Robert Vanneste; Keyhole Sr. - Silver Arrow, Paul Johnston; Mr. Clean, Nelson Bilyea; Pacoss Pete, Ken Philips. Keyole Jr, "A" - Shannon's Pride, Robin Spearman; Candy Spots, Jerry Weir; Trouble, Janet Edye, Western Pleasure Sr. Stake - Flyaway Skipper, Wayne Preszcator; Bea's Black Beauty, Kathy Leonhardt, Navaho Joe, Nelson 13ilyea, Western Pleasure Jr. "A" Stake - W.S. Holly Skip, Steve Preszcator; Sugar's Shy Ann, Devon Hamilton; Country Scout, Lori Kolano. Flag Race Sr. - Stormy Knight, Murray Man- son; Brazo's Brave, Eric Van- neste; Mr. Clean, Nelson Bilyea. Flag Race Jr, "A" - Wee Salle, Robin Spearman; Shannon's Pride, Robin Spearman; Shuck's Leo, Barb Parsons. Pole Bending Sr. - Stormy Knight, Murray Manson; Shannon's Pride, Robin Spearman; My Lae Dee, Wayne Longfield; Western Riding Sr, - Kay's Champ, Tom Baker; I'ma Smorey Too, Wayne Preszcator; Saucy Peppy, Bruce Nutt, Junior equitation "A" - Sugar Shy Ann, Devon Hamilton; Beaver Token, Caressa Fullager; W.S. Holly, Holly Skip, Steve PresZcator. Junior Equitation "B" - Cricket, Donna Rae Lang; King, Robert Vanneste; Rastus, Brent McMullen. Rescue Race Sr. - Boe K. Whipple, Craig Black; Brazo's Brave, Eric Vanneste; Stormy Knight, Murray Manson, Reining Sr. - Go Sock's Bailey, Gisele Cording; Bea's Black Beauty, Craig Black; Saucy Peppy, Bryce Nutt. The Molson Silver Tray awards went to Senior Per- formance -Bea's Black Beauty shown by Kathy Leonhardt and Craig Black. Senior Games - Stormy Knight shown by Murray Manson. Junior "A" Per- formance - Sugar's Shy Ann shown by Devon Hamilton. Junior 'A" Games - Shannon's Pride shown by Robin Spearman. Junior "B" - Ratus shown by Brent McMullen. NEWCOMERS Newcomers to Lucan include: Mr. & Mrs. David N. Stephens, Albert St.; Mr. & Mrs. Bev. Chapman, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony LeRolland, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie H. McAuslan, all of David St, We hope you will enjoy living in our village, List fair winners The winner of the Senior Citizen's rug was David Hotson. The stuffed tiger in Young's display was won by Tim Ryan. Edythe Mugford won the teakettle from Furtney Real Estate, The hanging plant and holder from Nicholson's flowers was won by Tracy Cannom of Denfield. itiVOTALIMSMOMMEMONIMMINMONTOMMIE, DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Dedication By Sid Daley Talk about dedication (Ahem) branch 540's horseshoe tour- nament went on as scheduled despite Saturday's downpour. The damp but nevertheless jubilant 1975 champions are Danny Gwalchrnai and Danny Stuckless. The runners up were Dick Worthington and Carl Neil. Despite the turbulent weather a fine time was had by all. Congratulations are in order for sports officer Russ Carter for the complete success of our first amateur night. The performers played to a packed house. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening. It has to be one of the best times I have had in a long time. Young Bob Stuckless received a standing ovation, for his per- formance with the drums. Move over Gene Krupa, Bobby is on his way!! There were many other acts - followed by a corn fest and pot luck dinner - just a super evening and I'm certainly looking forward to the next - Keep up the good work, Russ. The winners were tied for first place: Sherry Davis and Mary Degraw. The time is drawing near for the commencement of Branch 540's regular monthly meetings, Please mark down these two important dates. Tuesday Sep- tember 20 the Ladies Auxiliary meet in the Legion Hall at 8.30 p.m. and on Wednesday, Sep- tember 13 our general meeting will be held in the Legion Hall. Make it a point to attend as much important business has to be discussed - come on out and support your new president and executive, They are looking forward to your support. J.A. McIntyre's name was drawn as the Winner for the pot of gold and he not being registered allows the pot to continue to MR. AND MRS. RICHARD JOHN HARRY ROLLINGS Anne Elizabeth Mohr and Richard Jahn Hary Rollings were united in marriage Friday, August 1 at Lucan United Church. Anne is the daughter of Mrs. Lorne Mohr, RRI, Lucan and Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rollings, Clandeboye. Miss Mary Margaret Mohr, sister of the bride, was maid of honour and Iiiram Thompson, RR2, Lucan was best man. Other attendants were Miss Lola deBoer, RR3, Granton, Mrs. Robert Richardson, RR4, Denfietd, Glen Railings, RR2, Warn, Douglas Cunningham, London, The couple will reside in CIa ndeboye. photo by Engel grow . Ho hum maybe one of these days. And that's 30 for this week remember - children are natural mimics - They act like their parents in spite of every effort to teach them good manners. Qpen house date changed The Lucan Co-op nursery have changed the date of their open house from September 6 to an unknown date as yet, due to the arrangements of the rented space. The date of the open house will be announced in the paper in time for the public to know about it. The nursery school had a successful time at their fair booth, The executive would like to give a special thanks to those who helped at the booth and on the projects, The winners of the money raffle were Gerda Spruyt, first prize and Luella Ditty second prize. The stuffed animals were won by Mrs. C. Bonner London; Dorothy Brown, London and Cynthia Bakker, Lucan, Congratulations to the winners of gift certificates at the !xon Pair Mrs.Stan Preszcator Crediton S100.00 Mr. Mervin Peitz RP 5 Mitchell S50.00 David Dixon RR 2 Lucan S50.00 LANGFORD LUMBER AND HOME CENTRE Lion 2274416