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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-29, Page 15ILDERTON QUEEN CONTESTANTS — A highlight of the Fricley night program of the Ilderton Fall Fair will be the selection of the 1977 Fair Queen, The eight contestants are shown above. Back, left, Della Hedley, Heather Hastings, Chris Corcoran and Karen Reeve, Front, Helen Biemans, Patty White, Linda Worth and Cathy Kennedy. T-A photo Car hits funeral home front, cow struck in other accident at the "Sandpiper", Vanastra Park, and the secretary, Iola Goring, was appointed as the Lucan branch delegate. A motion was passed to invite the Granton and Clandeboye branches to the October meeting on Wednesday the 19th, at 8 p,m., when a speaker on "Consumer Affairs" will be present. Kathleen Neil gave an in- teresting and humorous report on the District Rally. Rachel Tuke won the lucky chair prize and lunch was served by Lillian Ashton and Mrs. Neil, A new padlock has been provided for the "Tweedsmuir History" case, in the library, courtesy of "Frank Goring Antique Metal Repair". Thanks to Mr. Goring for his help. Rapco Foam insulation FOR OLDER HOMES ETC. FOR COMPLETE DETAILS AND FREE ESTIMATE PHONE 284-1455 Tomlinson Electric & Son INSULATING CONTRACTORS ST. MARYS If we please you tell others if not tell us We'll Do the Job OFFICE: * 433.3803 360 Queens Ave. London, Ontario N6B 1X6 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone .Collett 235-1964 EXETER 101111111111111.11NIIIIIIIIIIIIMM11111111111110111M1111 RESIDENCE: 227-4823 120 Alice St. Lucan G. RANDALL PAUL Administrative Services MAIN ST,, LUCAN Do You Serve PHONE 227.4462 & 227-4463 People? DAVID C. HANN, D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter 235-1535 By Appointment Daily Everting A62'cQ e.,Selte it;arilterhee 147 Main street S. Telephone P.0, Box 1585 (519) 235.2211, EXeter, Ontario NOM ISO Let Over 18,000 Readers Know You're In Business To Serve Them Phone 235.1331 1 TInto-Advocalfil, Siptertibsr 291 1977 ono .1$ Annual Ilderton Fair starts Friday night. Sold on world market 1 enjoy tour of shell plant The 126th edition of the Ilderton Fall Fair will be held this weekend. The Fair opens Friday night with a talent show at 8 p.m. More than 20 acts of amateur- talent have been lined up. The master of ceremonies will be Jim Weir of CFPL Radio. Later in the evening, Miss Ilderton Fair 1977 will be chosen. There are seven pretty girls competing for the crown. The new Queen will be crowned by last year's winner Marilyn McLachlan, RR 4, Kornoka. Also 'Friday night at 7 p,nl, a calf club she* will be held with the animals being sold in public auction immediately following, While the grounds will be open Saturday morning at 9.$0 a-nt, the feature ettractionbegirisat 11 a,m. It is the annual fair parade which has gained reputation of being one of the best parades in Western Ontario. The Fair will be officially opened at 12 noon by John A. .Stewart, former owner of *wart Seeds and now a consultant with Celby Oeigy Canada Limited Damages totaled $10,660 in six accidents investigated this week by officers of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Of this damage, $3,200 was sustained when a vehicle crashed into the plate glass window of Stephenson's Funeral Home in Ailsa Craig, Saturday afternoon. The vehicle driven by Milton Litwiller crashed into the window after colliding with a vehicle driven by John Wee!, RR 2, Stayner. Constable D. R. Vance investigated. The mishap oc- curred at 4.30 p.m. Sunday at 1.30 a.m. a vehicle driven by Lloyd Plaine, Ilderton, struck a cow which had strayed onto Highway 23, just north of Members of the Sunshine and Highway 7, Damage was set at Busy Buddies groups met $2,000 by Constable G. N. Wilcox. Thursday afternoon in the Also Saturday at 2.30 a.m. a Masonic Hall with president vehicle driven by Philip Guest, Gordon Hotson in the chair for a Denfield left the roadway of brief business meeting. Concession 13-14 in London Bingo was announced for township whenthe driver swerved today, Thursday afternoon, and toNilroid a small animal. Con- the Stanley Brush Party to raise • stale G. N. Wilcdx", liStedf' Money for the building fund next damages at $2,000. Tuesday, October 4, at 8 p.m. At 5.55 p.m. Saturday Con- Catologues will be available this stable B D, Munro estimated afternoon. All women of the damages!at $60 when a vehicle community are invited to place driven by Kieran Ormand an order. Thomas, Huron Park was struck Five more bowlers joined the from behind by an unknown group Tuesday and there is room vehiele on Highway 4, near for more each Tuesday at 1:30. Clandeboye. The visiting committee, Agnes 11 Seniors to purchase refrigerator, stove By SID DALEY Wow ad we ever have fun last Sunday, afternoon, Unfor- tunately the ground was a little too soft and wet for horseshoes. So we ran the ponies inside, ADAMS Heating Si Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types F.- INSTALLED, MODERNIZED F.4 and MAINTAINED ° General Sheet - `Metal Work • Air Conditioning! "r"... • Humidifiers • Ventilation • 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter g eitneuinennumellninumninniminiuE, Excitement, you want to believe it, you actually get the feeling of being in attendance at a real race, with L'il Len acting as commentator sure added to the show. To wind up the afternoon a delicious hot pot luck dinner. For my book it was ah afternoon well spent. Don't forget Saturday, October 1 between 7,00 and 9.00 p.m., it will be two for one time again. Bring your best gal over to the Branch for an evening's en- tertainment, for immediately following there will be a dance in the upstairs hall to live music supplied by Ron Nash and his band, Make it a point to attend and have a good time with good friends, Got your WINTARIO yet? There are still a few tickets left at the bar. Remember the draw's this Thursday. Our library is still in operation — if you wish some reading material bring over your pocket novels and trade them for ones you haven't read. Branch 540's winter sports program started on Tuesday last, if you are in- terested there is still time to sign u and that's 30 for this week — remember —Power is a little like alcohol: The faster it is con- sumed, the more quickly it af- fects the brain. Members of the Lucan Women's Institute enjoyed a tour of Kaschper Shells Ltd., manufacturers of racing shells now on the world-wide market, Two Canadian girls won bronze Present awards at Sunday School A flanneigraph talk on Joseph, by Barbara Bannerman, highlighted the presentation of awards service at Lucan United Church, Sunday. Superintendent Ed Melanson was in charge of the service with Rev. Keith Brown giving the Pastoral prayer, Loyes Melanson leading the responsive reading and Pat Bates taking the scripture lesson. Many awards, pins and seals, were presented but only one pupil had "perfect" attendance, Jane Holden, daughter of Anne and Ross Holden. This Sunday "Worldwide Communion" will be celebrated when Christians throughout the world will come to the Lord's Table, This morning, Thursday, at 9.45 the Prayer and Share , Fellowship will meet in the C.E. wing. All women of the com- munity are invited on the second and fourth Thursday mornings. The General U.C.W. meeting has been set forward one week, to Tuesday, October 4, at 8 p.m. when Linda Froats and Sharon MacDonald will share with members their experiences at the Alma School for Women. This will permit members to attend the Ailsa Craig U.C.W., Tuesday, October 11, when Mrs. Wright of Kerwood will talk of her native country of Jamaica. Please be at the church for transportation by 7.45. Invite girls to Explorers Counsellors Mrs. Wm. Froats and Mrs. Henry Kaune treated the Lucan Explorers to a snack of hot dogs, pop and cookies at their opening Expedition held in the C,E. wing of the Lucan United Church, Each girl filled out a questionnaire on her favourite game, book, school subject, what country she would like to visit, what she likes to do on a school holiday, etc. Mrs. Kaune opened the Expedition by conducting several games, and Mrs. Froats told a story "The Bridge Between the I's". The Expedition closed with the Explorer Hymn and Prayer, The next Expedition is called for Monday, October 17 and thereafter will convene each second Monday immediately after school. All girls of the community between the ages of 9 and 11 are invited to come and join this happy group. medals this year competing with others from 32 countries, using shells built here, The members were most interested in the various steps used in con- structing the shells and the equipment used. Marjorie Crozier thanked Mr. Kaschper for his interesting tour. On returning to the Masonic Hall for their meeting the members answered the roll call by giving an export or import to Canada, a "Procedure Workshop" was announced for Monday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Ilderton Community Hall. Bring your own lunch, beverage provided, and notes of thanks were received from Kathleen Neil and Karen (Hodgson) Toner. The area convention was an- nounced for September 28 and 29, Grain Gals bake cherry squares The Lucan No. 2 Grain Gals held their third 4-H meeting Wednesday at Mrs. VanderLoo's house. The pledge was said by eight members who were present, The meeting started with a demonstration since things had to be baked. Reda Dewan and Janet Vander Loo made nuts and bolts. Elizabeth and Mary Louise Morgan made cherry bran squares, After these dishes were put in the oven the girls answered the roll call which was "my list of cereal products with which I am familiar." Then each showed the cereals that we brought from home. Rosemary Boland read a catalogue of cereals from the members pamphlet. Karen Vander Loci read parts from the pamphlet "The land of wheat and flour." After having found a name for th$ , club, they discussed homework and decided who would cook what at the next meeting. Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234-6382 **1 lememene•mmemeMedir S ammaie DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Lots of fun Concession road 5-6 in London township at 3,35 a.m, Wednesday. Constable J. A. Wilson in- vestigated. The same day at 7.55 p.m. Constable Wilson listed damages at $2,000 when vehicles driven by Adrian Vanervenne, Lucan and Charles Tucker, Sandusky, Ohio collided on Highway 23, near the Middlesex-Perth County line. Hotson and Lexie Atkinson are to be notified of the illness of any member. A letter addressed to the Busy Buddies' Craft Group was read by Lexie Atkinson in which permission was given to transfer certain monies left from craft projects under the New Horizon program toward thepurchaseof a fridge andstove. The president commended this group for their action. Kathleen Neil gave a very interesting and humorous reading, prier to the playing of euchre and the continuance of the ceramics course, Kathleen Neil won lady's high, Rose Atkinson, lone and Lois Thompson, low. Man's high was won by Fred Mcllhargey, lone by Olive Atkinson, playing a man's card and Lon Phillips, low. Set objectives for missions The Mission and Service committee of the Lucan- Clandeboye charge met in the C,E. wing of Lucan United Church on Monday evening, to discuss ways and means of meeting the charge objective for the year 1977, Treasurer, Mrs. C. B. Culbert, announced that only 59 percent of the objective is in and the end of the year is fast approaching. Minute talks will be given one Sunday a month in October, November and December to arouse more interest and a missionary on furlough is to be invited to speak one Sunday next month, or early November. Members of the churches are urged to keep in mind the great need in the developing countries where hundreds of thousands go to bed hungry each night, star- vation is a way of life and many children are blinded or even die of malnutrition, Our dollars Will make all the difference in helping to teach the hungry to feed themselves, but they cannot do it without our help. Chairman, Mrs, Wm, Froats chaired the meeting and Mrs. M. Hodgins led in worship on the there Of "Brotherhood". Lucan personals Mrs. Karl Young has returned from a trip to England, Ireland and Scotland and reports a wonderful time with excellent weather, it having rained only part of one day, Mrs. Young speaks very highly of the culinary skills of the cooks it all the hotels,motels Where they were provided breakfast and dinner, included in the tour, as well as many of their morning and afternooh breaks. She would go back again next year and recommends their particular tour to all her friends, Mr.. & Mrs, Harold Lane of Gore Bay, Manitoulin Wend, are holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lane of Market Street, Mrs. Lane, an ardent quilter, has been assisting the United Church ladies With their current quilt, ,1 Vehicles driven by Robert James Feltz, RR 2, Ailsa Craig and Kevin Carter, RR 2, Lucan, collided Friday at 4.15 p.m, on County road 24 in McGillivray township. Constable W. Gray of the Parkhill detachment set damages at $1,000. A vehicle driven by John Holmes, London was damaged to the extent of $400 when it left GEBEL CABINETS LTD. LUCAN, ONT. 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