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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-31, Page 24Times-Advocate, March 31, 1977 SPECIAL SPEAKERS FOR CANCER SOCIETY — Several special guest speakers appeared at Tuesday's meeting of the Lucan-Biddulph branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. From the left are Bill Brady of CFPL, London; local campaign chairman Elsie Gibson, local branch president Len Moslem education secretary Eileen Summers and Society field secretary Don Brandt; T-A photo In only 40 minutes Three mishaps at one location Presenting the supreme factory engineered home 140 11[01' The Bonaventure Supreme For people with their own lot or land — a fine home and solid investment A man's land must work for him. Put this elegant home on it and you truly improve your property. Look at some features: pillared Georgian-style porch and Impressive entrance — large living area — functional L-shaped kitchen, complete with rich cabinetry and built-in dishwasher. 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Purchase arrangements will be made through one of your franchised dealers in my area. NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER 0 HAVE OWN LOT IN AM LO IN r NESTED HOUSE Housing Canadians Since 1967 TELEPHONE (519) 537-5541 IF YES GIVE LOt LOCATION ia* ore •aatio DRYSDALE'S HOME HARDWARE WATCH FOR OUR SPRING SALE FLYER COMING SOON onthron's this paper you will see some of the happy winners. Members of Branch 540 are reminded of a couple of im- portant dates — Tuesday, April 5, the Ladies Auxiliary meet at 8:00 p.m. then on Wednesday, April 13, at 8:30 p.m. sharp the Regular General Meeting of the Branch will be held. Comrades at this meeting nominations will be received from the floor for those Comrades you wish to run the affairs of Branch 540 for the next term. Branch 540's Associate Members are also invited to attend and President Comrade Jim Simpson has some news which will be of great importance to them and their status within the Branch. Try to be there Comrades, I'm sure the news will be of encouragement to you all. Attention All Veterans, Ex- Service Men And Women And Dependents—Mr. Harvey Percy, Service Bureau Officer, will be visiting Branch 540, Royal Canadian Legion, Lucan at 12:00 noon, Wednesday, April 6th, 1977, Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding war disability pensions, treat- ment, allowances, etc. are requested to contact Sid Daley, Branch 540 Service Officer by telephoning 227-4423 during the day or 227-4216 in the evening or 227.4751 and leave the necessary information with one of our . stewards who will arrange an interview for you. And that's 30 for this week— remember—You will never stand tall if you think small. BRAVO PURE VEGETABLE COOKING OIL 128 Oz. (Gal.) $399 BONELESS LEAN PORK BUTTS PORK LEG HAMS SHANK-OFF LB s og LB 99, -3eztuyi4?Av EASTER PLANTS Good selection of Hydrangea, Easter Lilies, Mixed Pans, Pot Mims, Gloxinias, Cut Flowers and Hanging Pots. 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RANDALL PAUL Administrative Services MAIN ST,, LUCAN PHONE 227-4462 & 227-4463 DAVID C. HANN, D.C. OFFICE: 433.3803 154 Wharncliffe Rd. S. London, Ontario N6J 2K6 RESIDENCE: 227-4823 120 Alice St, Lucan PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ont. Auction Sale Service that is most efficient and courteous. CALL THE WRIGHT AUCTIONEER Telephone Hensel, (519)262.5515 Doctor of Chiropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter 235-1535 By Appointment Daily - Evening and Sat. hours DARLING'S FRESH PURE PORK SAUSAGE 19 $ LB. II CHAPMAN'S ICE CREAM ALL FLAVOURS 2 94 Litres I 0 CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 2 LB. LIMIT $359 • I • Constable B.D. Munro listed damages at $2,500. A half hour earlier the same morning Constable Munro set damages at $4,100 when vehicles driven by Robert Grodon Stead and Harold Chambers, both of London collided on County road 23, north of Concession 11-12 in London township. Early Monday morning James Veinot, Arva, was taken to University Hospital after his vehicle left Concession 7-8 in London township, just east of Denfield sideroad and struck a If you didn't attend Lucan Legion's fun bowling games Sunday at the Lucan Lanes then you are the loser. Already many requests have been recieved' to have yet another fun bowling 'Do'. If and when this occurs you will be advised via 'Comments'. Here are the results of the Match — men's high score Ken Woods with 406; women's high score Heather Smith witl. 388; men's low score Harold Frayne with 218; women's low score Bernice Fenwick with 195; men's Hidden Score Tom Dewan 304 and women's hidden score Bet Mathews 230. So as not to tire out the older bowlers, ahem, only two games were played. In another area of Volunteers of Cancer Society told to "be armed with desire for victory" position and mentioned par- ticularly the new Service to Patients' Committee, Mary dpBrouwer and Mary Toonders, and introduced Field Secretary Donald Brandt who has over- sight of the 52 branches in this District, Terry Roberts, Campaign Chairman for London-Middlesex Unit, sent his regrets from Peterborough, where he was stranded by the storm, In his absence Mr, Maslen introduced the guest speaker, Bill Brady, of London, Mr. Brady was most enthusiastic and interesting as well as humorous and every one enjoyed his comments. As a volunteer himself, Bill had many good pointers for the Cancer volunteers present, He said "it is bad for your soul and spirit not to be involved in something other than your own little circle," He told the group "to be armed with the desire to see victory over cancer, to remember that you are not alone as a volunteer and that you are dealing with friends and neighbours", He said "The feeling of ac- complishment is great—if you don't try it, you don't know the joy of volunteering," Bill concluded his comments PHONE 237-3469 Vince Ryan B.A. with a self-written poem entitled "Just remember me", which every volunteer could well take to heart. A copy will be included on the Lucan page at a later date. Eileen Summers of Granton, Education Chairman expressed sincere thanks to Mr. Brady, on behalf of the group. Mr, Maslen announced the Branch bake sale for Saturday, Apri116, sponsored by the service to Patients Committee, to which everyone is invited to contribute. It will be held in the Masonic Hall from 9 a,m, He also invited eveyone to take part in the "Family Ride" Sunday, May 1, forms to be available shortly. Mr. Brandt spoketriefly, wishing the Branch a successful campaign, He and Mr. Brady then judged the poster contest which had been organized by the Education and Publicity Committees and the winners included: Juniors—most original, Tony Straatman; first price, Terry Maslen; second prize Ann Van Bussell; third prize Jeff Lemmon. In the Senior division most original went to Lisa Vanderloo, First to Josie Sentjens, second to Elizabeth Morkin and third to Reynold Rosch. SUITE 208 190 WORTLEY ROAD LONDON. ONTARIO N6C 4Y7 519 , 673 1421 DARLING'S • IGA • LUCAN EXTRA FEATURES TOP VALU CREAMERY BUTTER 9 16 LB. WE WILL BE OPEN MONDAYS BEGINNING NEXT WEEK — APRIL 4 — AND EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT STATUTORY HOLIDAYS WATCH FOR OUR EXPANSION SALE COMING SOON, FOLLOWED BY A GRAND RE-OPENING WHEN OUR PARKING LOT IS PAVED ECONOMY-PACK REGULAR GROUND BEEF 3 t JLBPS. LB. 69c DARLING'S — LUCAN — THE CITY SUPERMARKET IN THE VILLAGE Three of the 11 accidents in- vestigated this week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police oc- curred at the same spot on High- way within 40 minutes of each other Wednesday evening. The string of mishaps started at 7:35 p.m. when a vehicle driven by Sharon Staniforth, RR 2, Denfield went out of control and landed in the east ditch of Highway 4, about a third of a mile north of Concession 13-14 in London township. Constable G.N. Wilcox in- vestigated and set damages at $800. At 8:08 p.M. Constable Wilcox was back at the same spot when vehicles driven by George Clothes are considered The fourth and fifth meetings on "Consider Your Clothes" opened with the 4-H pledge. During the meeting each of the members answered the roll. Mrs. DeBrouwer told us about staystitching, darts and gathers. At meeting five each of the members tried on their blouses. Alterations were made. The girls were shown the french seam, flat-fell seam, the double stitch seam and the plain seam. The 4-H Ilderton Swine Club held their meeting March 22 at the Ilderton arena. Anyone wishing to become new members please phone Doug O'Neil, 4-H leader at 666-0205. Caidler, Lucan and Bruce Howson, Blyth were involved. Caidler was taken to University Hospital with minor injuries, Damages were listed at $4,500. Only seven minutes later with Constable Wilcox still on location vehicles driven by Robert Beattie, Windsor, Marjorie Ballantyne, London and Malcolm Crawford, Bridgeworth were in collision. Damages were set at $3,900. All told during the hectic 45 minutes property damages reached a total of $9,200. The day before three vehicles were involved in a crash on High- way 4, just north of Elginfield . At 10:10 a.m. vehicles driven by Isobel Arbuckle, Wingham, and Lois Harrington, London, were in collision. Five minutes later the Harrington vehicle was struck by a vehicle driven by Elaine Baechler, 47 Huron Street, Exeter. The Harrington car was damaged to the extent of $100 in each crash. Damages to the Arbuckle and Baechler vehicles were $125 and $10 respectively. Also, Tuesday, on County road 22, a mile north of Highway 7 in McGillivray township a vehicle driven by Leo Renner, Port Elgin left the roadway and struck a fence owned by Douglas Ovens. Constable B.D. Munro listed damages at $540. Saturday at 2 a.m. a vehicle driven by Perry Cecil Green, London, left the roadway of Adelaide sideroad when it failed to negotiate a curve. The car was being pursured by a patrol car of the London police department. DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS By SID DALEY More bowling? Interested people of the Lucan- Biddulph Branch of the Cancer Society met in the Lucan Public School for the annual "Campaign and Education Meeting" Tuesday evening, March 22, President Len Maslen called on members of the Executive to introduce themselves and their Senior group plays euchre Members of the 'Sunshine and Busy Buddies Groups met on Thursday afternoon in the Masonic Hall for cards and crafts, President Merna O'Neil chaired the business meeting during which thank you cards were read from Harriet Holmes and Roy Shoebottom and bir- thday greetings were extended to Luther Morley. A letter was read from the Lions Club inviting the seniors to take a food concession at the fair and the motion carried by a very small margin. Vina Emery volunteered to attend a Seniors' Workshop at Fanshawe College on April 23 to represent the Sunshine Group and Agnes Hots on, Donna Hindmarsh and Lexie Atkinson will attend from the Busy Buddies Craft Group. Euchre winners were: high lady, Vina Emery; lone hands, Mae Bowman; low lady, Eva Allison; high man, Cecil Robb; lone hands, Mary Kooey and man's low, Charlotte Barker, the latter two playing men's cards. Oney McFalls and Gordon Hotson were the high scorers at Bridge, The Busy Buddies started their individual "bird" quilt blocks. Lunch was provided by Muriel and Harold Cobleigh, Liz. Conlin and Ethel Crouch. large tree. Constable D.R. Vance estimated damages at $4,000. At 2:45 p.m. Monday, Con- stable W,R. Disher listed damages at $1,100 when vehicles driven by Joseph McNeill, London and Bruce Norman Higgs, Huron Park were in collision, GEORGE EIZENGA LTD. INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING for FARM & BUSINESS 1396 STONEYBROOK CRESCENT LONDON Telephone 672-5504 C. HARRY RODER, D.C. 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