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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-11, Page 22RETIREMENT SALE Paul's Superior MAIN ST Store LUCAN ALL STOCK 5 Oit REDUCED TO CLEAR OFF Retail Price o September 11 to September 27 I wish to extend my thanks and sincere apprecia- tion to those LUCAN 8, DISTRICT families that have patronized myself and the Superior name for the past forty years. I extend best wishes to my successors. George H. Paul CHRYSLER DEPENDABLE PLYMOUTH 1114 SALES AND DODGE TRUCKS Aihi SERVICE MAINERS MOTORS 1975 OUSTER custom sport coupe, ,,,. demonstrator, driven by our parts 4775vY manager. Licence JFIN73,5, 136 MAIN ST. N. 235.1525 O'BRIEN'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP AT f4OME free Pick-Up & 108 RICHMOND HENSAti, 262-2615 SERVICE Delivery ST. S. OttIe ,,,'s\ - -YOU'RE ALWAYS A WINNER AT EXETER CO-OP 235-2081 EXETER SUN UNOCO SERVICE ANDY DeBOER, Prop Specializing in TUNE-UPS — BRAKES Open 7 Days a Week LICENCED MECHANIC 544 Main South (at Simccie) 235-2244 Follow The Truckers to... ANNE'S COFFEE SHOP Delicious Full-Course Meals Served Up With An Extra Helping of Warrri Hospitality OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Main & Wellington Strs,, Exeter BOB & SH1RL'S GAS BAR • VARIETY RESTAURANT & TAKE-OUT Hwy. 4 & Huron Pk. Rd. 228-6751 JACK'S DECOR CENTRE Airnatex Paints ESTIMATES FREE ON PAINTING Call 235-2031 429 Main St., Exeter Solid ELE OTROHOME ,. 20" ... -- ,_ RUSSELL Main St., Exeter Cutlass (C20-426) State Color Portable ELECTRIC (Exeter) LTD. 235-0505 RULES: Read through all the contest ads carefully and in one of them you will find the correct answer to the photo. Enter as often as you like each week but you MUST USE an of- ficial contest entry form obtainable by patronizing the advertisers. Bring or mail your entries to: THE CONTEST EDITOR, THE TIMES- ADVOCATE, BOX 850, EXETER to reach here on or before noon of next Tuesday. The first three correct answers drawn weekly will each receive a Wintario Lottery ticket.. From all correct entries received by the T-A up to and including September 18th, 1975 a grand prize draw will be made to deter- mine the winner of the Olympic Lottery Canada Ticket which could be worth ONE MILLION DOLLARS. All readers of the Times-Advocate are eligible to compete with the exception of the newspaper staff and their immediate families and their advertising agencies. Entries are not returnable and the judge's decision must be accepted as final. LUCAN FIRST Cub Pack Organizational Meeting Thurs., Sept. 11 8:00 p.m. LUCAN UNITED CHURCH All interested parents and anyone interested in assisting the Cub Master, are urged to attend County road 22 when a truck driven by Phillippe Maes, RR 2 Lucan, left the roadway and rolled over. Constable J, A. Wilson listed damages at $1,000. In a minor collision Thursday at 6.40 a.m. vehicles driven by Barrie John Grant, London and Manual Deamaral also of London were involved. The Grant vehicle sustained $150 damages and a mail box owned by Ed Fargnoli, Bryan- ston was damaged to the extent of $20. Constable James Craig in- vestigated. A London woman, Joyce Hilton was taken to hospital in London Saturday at 7 p.m. after the vehicle she was driving left High- bury Avenue, a half mile south of County road 16 and rolled into the ditch, Constable W. R. Disher was the investigating officer. Constable Disher estimated damages at $325 Sunday af- ternoon at 4.15 p.m. when vehicles driven by George Wilkinson, Lucan and Vera Teschke collided on Adelaide street, just south of Concession 10 in London township. dedicated members who par- ticipate in the sponsored func- tions and facilities offered. Branch 540 has a proud reputation of service to the community and it is only through your continued co-operation and support that we are able to sponsor such a varied program. Keep up the good work, Members of Branch 540, and Please, Please, let us have a large tur- nout during Legion Week to welcome our guests to the Branch; to make our dance successful and our church parade dignified as we remember the Fallen. THEY SERVED TILL 'DEATH, WHY NOT WE! ! ! Stop the press - Flash - Attention all hockey players — Registration for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 540 Sponsored All Star Legion Hockey - at all levels - will take place at the Lucan Memorial Arena on Saturday, September 20 at 1.00 p.m. A wee peek into the future and a date to remember. October 25 the goblins, the spooks will be gathering at good old Branch 540. Only those in costume will be admitted and to make sure everyone has a good time at- tendance has been limited to 50 couples. Tickets are on sale now. Spot dances, costume prizes, fun for all. Lucky Russ Jones won the pot 'of gold last week - ho hum, and that's 30 for this week - Remember - All men are born equal, the tough job is to outgrow it. DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Legion Week ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS 10, Now is the time to buy! Look at this Wiseway value-kit! Made to your size, in two styles: Double hung and horizontal slider. Both feature rugged fibreglass screens! AS LOW AS '$13 95 CAULKING Iblack.' grey' 490 t.. ALUMINUM ,STORM DOORS Shop and compare these great values. Combination self- storing storm and screen complete with all necessary hardware! FEATURE PRICE $39 95 DOOR SEALS SEALS — Keep the weather in its place with these angled reinforced rubber and aluminum ,seals. • $ 89 0114.0( / 3 Pc. set., DOOR SWEEPS Draft-free comfort: full-width sweeps with all hardware. A 99c 6'14%7 each standard sizes CAULK NG GUN $1.47 ENERGY SAVERS KEEP YOUR FUEL BILLS DOWN THIS WINTER! Sale ends Sept. Longford Lumber and Home Centre Luton 217.4416 crIARGrx is snop with CHARGEX and MASTER CHARGE et most Wiseway Stores. BUSINESS CLOSING The Murdy Funeral Home, Lucan, regress to announce that due to the death of John C. Murdy, the Funeral Home will cease operations as of September 10, 1975. We would like to thank all, those who we have served for their patronage over the years, I WINNER FROM A LONG DISTANCE — Winner of the recent car draw sponsored by Lucan Legion branch 540 was won by Lorry Stagg of Newfoundiand,Above, Larry receives the key to his new vehicle from branch secretary Edie Worthington. photo by Daley Complete YAMAHA Soles - Servile See the new 1976 models TODAY LUCAN Ecumenical Service Auspices of Irving Masonic Lodge 154 Sun., Sept. 14 2:15 p.m. LUCAN ARENA SPEAKER Jack Burghardt CFPL TV All Denominations Respectfully Invited To Attend EXETER 235-1422 DRANO BEND 238'4374 Senior dubs open season YOU COULD WIN A Lucan See Rules Below $ $ $ MILLION! Dangerous driving charge follows police chase in area The Sunshine and Busy Bud- dies Craft groups got off to a good start at their meeting, Thursday afternoon, Members of the Sunshine group enjoyed euchre with Rose Atkinson winning high score and Mary Hodgson low for the ladies, and Jean Miller, playing a man's card, high men's and Lon Phillips low men's prizes. Mr. & MrS Lloyd Elliott were welcomed to the ,club by President Gordon Hotson, Mary McCarthy and Win Jolliffe were appointed as the nominating committee, Treasurer of the Busy Buddies reported just under $300 raised from the craft booth and tickets on the hooked rug. Thanks to all who assisted in any way. Suggested crafts for fall were Crewel Embroidery, Liquid Embroidery, Candle Making, Bead work, and plasticized place mats. The Club agreed to share in a "money-making" project with the Golden Age Club of The Valley Inc., selling tickets on four cars, with the local club receiving half the proceeds from the tickets they sell. Alex Young is in charge of this project. James Hayter, P.C. candidate for this riding paid a brief visit to the club, stating that he would do all in his power to assist the senior citizens of Ontario. A reading "When You Get to Know a Fellow" was given by ' Agnes Hotson. Any one 45 years and over will receive a warm welcome to either group. For further in- formation regarding crafts, please 'phone 227-4916. damages of $2,550 were incurred during a three vehicle accident on Highway 4 at Elginfield. The drivers involved were Joshua Ross, Saginaw, Michigan; Shirley Dyer, Sarnia arid Lois Haggit, RR 6 Goderich, No serious injuries• were reported by the investigating officer Constable W. R. Disher. Another accident at 12.30 p.m. the same day occurred on the Black sideroad, a mile east of As the result of a chase by officers of the Lucan Ontario Provincial Police detachement a London youth has been charged with dangerous driving and having liquor in a place other than his residence, Pursuit of the youth by officers began in Lucan and ended in Huron Park. He will appear in court on the charges at a later date. Friday night at 6,45 p.m. come up with the answers for the year 1974, just to give you some idea. Here goes. You, as members of Branch 540, Royal Canadian Legion and their Auxiliary, sponsored the following for the youth and citizens of the community: atom hockey 3-day tournament; hockey at all levels; t-ball; fast ball; figure skating; essay contest; public speaking contest; Santa's children's Christmas party; Santa's retarded children's Christmas party; sponsored Santa for other groups and churches; Christmas parcels for the needy; children's summer picnic; donations to the Cubs and Brownies; supplied a trip to Niagara Falls for the Senior Citizens; participated in the Westminster Hospital carnival; contributed to the Westminster Hospital pub; children's snow vehicle ride party; contributions made to the Provincial Bursary program. For the sports minded mem- ' bers and guests, there were the ,:tolltowirig:% golf, horseshoes,,,, cribbage, euchre, darts and shuffleboard. All this costs money, and in 1974 a total of a little over $6,825 was spent on the above- mentioned program. It should also be pointed out that Branch 540 is a hefty tax payer in the municipality and an employer with a payroll to meet every two weeks. There is also the cost of maintenance and etc. All this is in addition to the program cost, Moreover, branch 540 in con- junction with the Ontario Com- mand have trained personnel who supply a free service assisting Comrades with any problem they may have, be it Disability Pension, War Veterans' Allowance, or anything at all that has to do with Veterans Legislation. These things just don't happen they are all made possible by By SID DALEY Our District Commander, Comrade Roger Holmes, has declared the week of Sunday, September 14, to Sunday, Sep- tember 21, "LEGION WEEK", throughout District A. As you are well aware, the Lucan Legion is a Branch within this District. We have been asked to come up with a program in, observance of Legion Week and the decision of your executive is as follows: Sunday, September 14, we muster at the Legion Hall at 1:45 p.m. that we may start the week off with a church parade to the Ecumenical Service at 2:30 p.m. at the Lucan Arena. All members are urged to attend on parade and let the town folk see and know we are truly proud to be members of such a great organization as the Royal Canadian Legion. Incidentally, our Branch- sponsored Cadet Corps has been invited to parade with us, and Comrade President is attempting to get a pipe band to supply the marching music. Wednesday, September 1,7, during the evening, we will be holding an open house at the branch, to which everyone is invited. We want the citizens of Lucan and area to see just what we have to offer. They will be invited to participate in card games such as cribbage, euchre, or whatever they desire, such as horseshoes, etc., and it is hoped that we will have a large turnout of members to welcome our guests and help entertain them. On Saturday, September 20, a dance will be held in the main hall, At a recent executive meeting, the following question was posed, "Do the Members of Branch 540, or for that matter, the citizens of Lucan, really know what the Lucan Legion Branch really does for the community?" As a result of this question, we• delved into our ledgers and minute books to WISEWAY HOME & BUILDING CENTRE UNTFIY FI NER STORES MT. 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