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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 13DARLING'S OF LUCAN INVITE YOU TO MEASURE THE SAVINGS DURING THEIR GRAND OPENING CELEBRATIONS ••••16,4•••• doe ••• 0* • •a. • GRAND OPENING : SUPER—BUY • • FRESH • CHICKEN LEGS BACKS ATTACHED 79' LB. DARLINGS PURE PORK • SAUSAGE • • • FRESHLY MADE e. • • I • S. er • S • • • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY NEEDS 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • I GOLDEN YELLOW CHIQUITA BANANAS lb. TOP VALU CREAMERY BUTTER ib.1 .26 SHOPSY'S WESTON'S FANCY QUALITY HAMBURG BUNS COLE SLAW WIENER ROLLS MACARONI SALAD POTATO SALAD Always Fresh at our service case HOME FREEZER MEATS "From our feedlot to your table" Darling's selec- ted Beef-Sides or Quarters, Lean Bacon-Type Pigs Whole -or- Sides. Modern Gov't Approved Abat- toir, All Processed and Frozen to order. Enquire current competitive prices. WESTON'S APPLE PIES 79' ea . 2 for I ,,NO•110 PIO $1•19 lb. • DAD'S COOKIES • 110.101111100•10.1110 4 • • • 0 • ONE POUND • Oatmeal-Choc. Chip% • • • • • • • • • * * a • v ••• • * a • 0 0 0 • • 0 0 • • Coconut SUPER 7 9 BUY 49' lb. 59' lb. 69' IL NEW ZEALAND LAMB —ALWAYS— AVAILABLE HERE STEAKETTES BEEF SPECIAL PROCESS DARLINGS FRESH BEEF HEARTS OX TAILS lb. BEEF TONGUES ECONOMY—PACK GROUND BEEF 3 lbs, up- if REG GRADE 7 a lb DARLING'S OF LUCAN • R. K. PECK APPLIANCES "in the heart of downtown Varna" • Vacuum Cleaners - Sales & Service of most makes • CB Radios & Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors • insect Lights & Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted. Gifts Varna, Ontario Phone 482-7103 who served St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church near to celebrate 50 years as a Priest, From the left are Nick parish, Father Bricklin, Father J, V, McGraw and Father Paul T-A photo CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY — Father F. J. Lucan from 1960 to 1970 returned Saturday Shumka and Len Maslen of the St, Patrick's Crunican. Bricklin • St. Patrick's priest observes 50 years Rev. Father F. J, Bricklin returned to St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Saturday night, to celebrate 50 years in the Priesthood, Father Bricklin was pastor at St, Patrick's for 11 years from 1959 to 1970. He said Mass Saturday night, A reception was held in the school gym following Saturday Mass. A presentation was made to Father Bricklin by Jim O'Shea on behalf of the congregation. After leaving the St, Patrick's parish in 1970, Father Bricklin retired and went to live with his sister in London, Coffee and lunch was served by CWL members and ladies of the parish. worship together, tne x000wing Sunday June 26, St. Thomas will withdraw its service so that the members may join the United Church in celebrating their Anniversary, LAND CLEARING Bulldozing at Heavy Equipment Rentals WESLAYNE Company Ltd. 294.6933 Parkhill, OM, 4. A 4 101 PERSONALS The Friendly Neighbors met in the Scout Hall on Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed card games and pool, There were not too many out because they were tired after the W.1, bus trip the day before. Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs, Stanley Crawford on the occasion of their 35th wedding an- niversary, celebrated with a dance in the Legion Hall at Lucan on Saturday night June 11, Family, relatives, friends arid neighbors were in attendance to wish them well. Congratulations are also in order for Mr, & Mrs. Jack Youngson of Rannoch, formerly from Blanshard Township, who celebrated their 25th anniversary of their wedding day, Saturday June 11 at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre Saturday night. Family, relatives, friends and neighbors gathered to wish them well, Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Mrs, Lois Her- bert who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London. Mrs. Kenneth Aulenback is now home and recovering from surgery received in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, this past week. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to her. UWO GRADUATE — Barbara Rosser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosser, Ailsa Craig, graduated from the University of Western Ontario June 6 with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in geography. Barbara is currently employed in the geography department at Western. Rollathon aids charity By Joy Scheifele Four well-known charitable organizations were supported by the students of the North Mid- dlesex District High School in Parkhill as the result of a Rollathon. The Rollathon, held at the Parkhill Arena, raised over $1400 on behalf of charity. Seventy-five students took part in the event - which began about 9 a.m. and lasted through until 7 p.m, the same day. "Only about ten dropped out before the finish", reported Lisa Mollard, stuent Public Relations Officer for the student body and one of the chief organizers of the event, "It was fun. Although many of us ended up with blisters, we felt it was for a good cause". This was the second con- secutive year the Rollathon was held. Last year's proceeds totalled approximately $1200 and was donated entirely to the CancerThis y Soecaiers tx. receipts were presented at the annual awards assembly held on Thursday, Juice 9, at the high school. Mrs. Jean Maden, Dr. M, Seneshen, Mrs. Jane Vincent and Mrs. Ruth Arnel were on hand to each receive a cheque for$350 for the Cystic Fibrosis, Multiple Sclerosis, the Heart Fund and the Cancer Society respectively. The rollathon *as organized by grade twelve students, Lisa Mollard, Kate Miciesen and Cindy Holmes, Call Far Proiessioaai If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK GEOGRAPHY GRAD — Michael Craig Piper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Piper, Huron Park graduated recently with a BA Honours degree in Environmental Studies at the University of Waterloo. He is now employed as a water reso.Jrces technician with the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Photo by Pirak Studio DINNER PARTY Members of the Friendship Unit of Lucan United Church held their last meeting of the season in the form of a dinner party at "Lee Gardens", London, en- joying the Chinese Food. Opening new doors b-ito small ILI business Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business JOHN MacKENZIE one of our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, EXETER on the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month June 21st For prier inforrbafton tall 2 /1 -S650 er Write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The Explorers and their leader Mrs. Terry Johnson rode their bikes to the Conservation Area on Saturday morning June 4 where they enjoyed a weiner and marshmallow roast. Attendance prizes were awarded and the members receiving their Gold Stars were Janice Gricken, Julie McRohert, Susan Noon, Cathy Riddell, Evelyn Vanderminnen and Margaret McGuffin, Blue Star, Karen Hofrichter, Red Star winners wereMellissa Harding, Christine Jones and Christine Currah. The girls also hiked,Former leader Mrs. Martin (Corrie) Vanderroinnen joined the girls for this event, Meetings will be discontinued until. Sep- tember, INSTITUTE BUS TRIP There was such a demand for bus trip tickets to Toronto on Tuesday June 7 that the bus seats were taken ahead of time and a waiting list was formed for cancellations. Points of interest visited were Ontario Place, the C.N, Tower, and the new Eaton's Centre. The Granton Institute is also planning another bps trip to a matinee at the Playhouse Theatre in Petrolia during August, A PICNIC IN THE PARK The Sunday School pupils and their teachers of the United Church spent a very pleasant time in the Park Sunday mor- ning, where they took part in games and relay races, topped off with treats of ice-cream, pop and potatoe chips donated by Sunday School Superintendent Jim Bakker. This gesture was greatly appreciated. The nursery children were also taken to the Park. Rev, Elwood Morden was in charge of the United Church Sunday morning worship, and took his sermon from Samuel 11:2-5 and entitled it "A Helpful Servant of God". This depicted the story of King Lucan's minor soccer teams came up with four wins in five outings this week, featuring some exciting play. In games with Thamesford in league play, the squirts won by a 2-0 margin and the mosquito crew posted a 3-0 shutout. The only losers were the pee wees, who suffered an 8-2 loss. Kevin Koricina scored both goals for the squirts, while goalies Denis McDonald and Jeff Turnbull posted the shutout, Alastair Craig paced the mosquito team with a pair of tallies and Philip Clank recorded the other. Robbie Black was in the nets to stop all shots by the Thamesford crew. In the pee wee loss, Brad DeGraw scored both goals for Lucan. In exhibition play this week, the Lucan mosquito squad scored a 3-1 win over Nairn, while the pee wees drubbed Ailsa Craig by a 7-0 margin. Three players shared in the mosquito scoring. They were Ian Carroll, Dave Gilmour and Mike Webber. Paul Wraith and Chris Sochett paced the pee wee squad with a pair of tallies each, while singles were booted in by Ken McManus, Paul Gilmour and Brad DeGraw. Paul Symons recorded the shutout. Area couples celebrate June 16, 1977' Page 1 Graviton Explorers picnic David as a helpful servant Of God. David made his greatest contribution in his life, not in the victories of his armies, but by proving that the "Hand is mightier than the Sword". When he wrote the Psalms, said Rev, Morden, our reputations were part of the result:of what we do. If we do our work well, then we are serving God. This inspirational message was printed in the Church bulletin and I thought it was worth sharing, The best cure for worry, depression and brooding, is to ge deliberately forth and try to lift, with one's sympathy, the gloom of somebody else. At the St. Thomas Anglican Church, Rev, Mary Mills con- ducted the 9:30 a.m. service on Sunday and conferred the Sacrament of Baptism on Gary Edward, son of Mr. & Mrs, Kenneth Hoar, and Melanie Susan, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Don Beatson. In her Meditation, Rev. Mills talked about Baptism and the responsibilities of parents to bring their children up as good Christians. Next Sunday will be the Anniversary Service at St. Thomas. Granton United Church will be with drawing it s service so that both congregations may Soccer teams post wins