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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 20• ST. PAT'S WIN WRESTLING - St. Patrick's Separate School of Lucan won the overall team championship in the recent wrestling tournament for all Middlesex county and city of London separate schools. Back, left, Mark Pinnell, Michael Vandenheuvel, Raymond McNutt, Jim Kelly, Ron Reymer and Chris Van aoxmeer. Centre, Michael Arts, Pieter Molenkamp, Tom Gaywiler, Frankie Van Sas, Terry Ouimet, Raymond Giesen and Brian Haygarth. Front, Pat Arts, Jeff Reyner, Paul Giesen, Jim Parker, Paul Crunican, Joe Haygarth, Sean Rooney who was named top wrestler of the meet and Billy Stirling, Only eight deferred Timas-Advacato, May 21, 194 There was a total of 10 accidents investigated by officers of Lucan from May 11 to May 19. Six of these occurred over the holiday weekend. _ On Sunday May 11 at 12:30 p.m, a car driven by Gregory Keyes of Thamesford collided with a vehicle driven by Dorothy Brady of 65 Victoria St. E., Exeter. The accident occurred at Elginfield and damage was set at $1,800 by Const. Flemming. There were no injuries. At 12:15 p.m. May 11 a vehicle driven by William White of 814 Princess Ave., London struck a bridge railing on Adelaide Sideroad south of concession 15, There were no injuries and damage to the car was set at $1,200 by Constable Flemming. At 6:30 p.m. on May 12 a vehicle driven by Robert McGregor, RR 2, Kippen collided with a vehicle driven by Randal Shushkewich of RR 2 Ailsa Craig at the intersection of Hwy. 4 and the Brinsley Rd. Shushkewich received minor injuries and damage was set at $600.00 by Constable Craig. On Friday May 16 at 12:15 p.m. a vehicle driven by Wilfred Leitch of RR 4 Denfield struck a farm tractor and spreader being operated by Harvey Lou of RR 4 Parkhill on the Den- field Sideroad north of concession 12. Leitch sustained minor injuries. Damage was set at $2,000 by Constable Flemming, At 10:50 p.m, on May 16 a motorcycle driven by James , Talbot of 383 Dieppe St., London left Hwy. 4 at the Clandeboye curve. Talbot received minor injuries and damage to the motorcycle was set at $300,00 by Con- stable Craig, On Saturday May 17 at 1:58 a.m, a vehicle driven by Scott Dolson of Muncey drive off the Hyde Park Rd. just north of Hwy. 22. Both Dolson and his passenger received minor injuries and damage was set at $5000,00 , by Constable Disher. On May 17 at 6:45 a.m. a 'vehicle driven by James Mills of Main St., Granton drove off concession 14 road in Biddulph Twp. and struck a tree. Mills received minor injuries and damage was set at $3,500.00 by Constable Chapman. On May 18 at 1:30 a.m. a vehicle driven by Bert Appleman of RR, 1 Lucan struck a parked car in front of the Lucan arena on Main St. Appleman sustained minor injuries and damage to the 2 vehicle was set at $5,000.00 by Constable Craig. At 2 : 15 a.m. on May 18 a vehicle driven by Douglas Marshall of RR 2 Ailsa Craig collided with two vehicles at the intersection of the Brinsley Road and con- cession 4 road. The drivers of the other vehicles were va M. Hodgins 127-4714: SPECIAL. SPYS: 56 95 bushel and up Crisp and. very good. Other varieties available. CRUNICAN BR_COS• 1 yi #111.415outh of IllyinfIttki 0111 Hvirt 4 CRAFTS 1\1' THINGS Garden Centre Choose from a wide variety of box plants, ger- aniums, begonias, drocenct spikes, hanging baskets, vegetable plants, dahlias, cannas, up rights, and spreaders (evergreen), fine selection of roses, With every $25.00 purchase receive a free petunia hanging plantar, Meadowcrest Res . Inc. ClIARGEX VISA MM. .2 miles west of Elginfield on Hwy. #7 CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS Capital Financing Long-term liabilities inccurred - - Contributions from the revenue fund ... 1,037,001 1,076,622 Contributions from the reserve fund and reserve 150,689 112,231 Ontario grants 1,416,163 1,248,097 Canada grants 200,000 - Other 215,786 Capital Expenditures General government 319,928 - Transportation services 2,699,711 2,080,312 Social and family services 216,871 Recreation and cultural services 13,014 Planning and development - 126,753 1979 Actual $ 1978 Actual County of Middlesex 1979 Financial Highlights REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS 1979 Budget 2,697,636 3,453,198 1,388,909 941,650 7,700 2,872,6193 137,536 3,492,615 76,743 357,770 1979 Actual 2,736,159 3,405,010 1,485,009 885,221 6,685 2,791,471 137,536 3,354,650 79,412 365,932 1978 Actual 2,567,204 3,500,188 1,481,297 770,446 2,311 2,903,274 237,373 3,212,034 64,656 329,973 .11.4•11.11MIMINIMMIIIIIIMINIMMI••••••\ RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS AND YEAR END BALANCES Revenue Transfers and expenditures Year-end position of reserve and reserve funds 1979 Actual 526,244 452,771 1,192,081 1978 ' Actual 433,708 259,202 1,118,608 ••=m1.1010.10k YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 1979 Actual Cash and short-term investments 243 Accounts receivable 1,322,322 Temporary loans - Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 446,173 Net long-term liabilities Accumulated net revenue at the end of the year 352,235 Unfinanced capital outlay at the end of the year Trust funds under administration 389,233 .10••••••••111.11.•••. 1978 Actual 25,589 1,458958 39, , 808 544,392 346,964 375,453 NOTES (1) These financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the municipality and the Middlesex County Library Board. (2) Copies of the audited financial report from which these highlights were extracted are available at the treasurer's office at 367 Ridout St N., London, Ontario. All of us at ROTH KNECHTEL FOOD ARKET Seaforth for the overwhelming support you extended to us during our Grind Opening Days last week. We invite you to come again this week and every week to take advantage of the many money saving specials that are available. Free Prizes Fill out a free coupon. No purcha'se necessary. Draw to be made at the store Saturday, May 31st, 6 p.m. 1ST PRIZE Hind Quarter of Beef cut, wrapped and frozen 2ND & 3RD PRIZES Grocery Hampers value $20 SHOP NOW FOR THESE SPECIALS MON., TUES., WED. 9.6 P.M. THURS. & FRI. 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 9-6 P.M. Libbys TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. tin .69 Allen's ORANGE FLAVOUR RYSTALS pkg of 4x31/4 .75 Prices effective until Saturday, May 24, 1980 We like to serve you a little bit better. Fresh, crisp head LETTUCE .59 each Chapman ICE CREAM 2 litre ctn. .99 the eet Gr taavbeco ,eac,03 Mcs 9 I. ,b• • oos.,Aea‘. v004 A lb• "B" COLLEEN'S CHAMPS - The "B" championship of Lucan ladies Colleen's bowling league was won by Five Plus One. Back, left, Ilene Abram, Donna Ball and Nola, Lewis. Front, Janice Abram, Marg Carroll and Jean Miller. Photo by Daley GEBEL CABINETS LTD. CLEARANCE SALE EVERYTHING MUST GO * Kitchen Cabinets * China Cabinets * Vanities * Odds & Ends SALE STARTS THURS., MAY 22 ENDS SAT., MAY 24 HOURS Thurs., 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Fri., 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sat., 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. OUR NEW WAREHOUSE IS DIRECTLY BEHIND THE HURON PARK POST OFFICE For further inforMation coil 227-4431 8 a.m. 5 .m. CASH & CARRY t!1 hl Six of week's crashes occur on holiday period Vincent Bolton of RR 5, Parkhill and Andrew Harrigan .of RR 3, Lucan, There were no injuries and damage was set at $750.00 by Constable Craig. On May 18 at 8:20 p.m. a vehicle driven by Roy Meyers, 137 Woodward Ave., London collided with a vehicle driven by Olive Roberts of RR 3 Ilderton at the uncontrolled intersection at concession 9 road and Cameron Sideroad. Four people received minor in- juries as a result of the ac- cident and damage to the 2 vehicles was set at $7,000.00 by Constable Marshall. Blood clinic attracts 128 people The third Blood donors' donating the use of the low score, Gayle Cronyn. Ed. pleased with the way the clinic sponsored by the Leprechaun Dowdall won the man's high riders are getting their Lucan Women's Institute prize: Cecil Robb , lone money in, but there are was most successful and the Sunshine and Busy Buddies Hands and Ed. Armstrong, many still to get their members and friends who Plans were made to low score. sponsor sheets and con- worked so hard to publicize it remember shut-in members Iva Hodgins, with a bir- tributions to one of the were well pleased. and former members at thday closest to the meeting members. The sooner it is all One Hundred and Twenty- various times of the year, day, received the Busy in the quicker there will be a Buddies' nine came to share "The Gift during the business meeting prize, final report. of Life" and only 8 were of the Sunshine and Busy Lunch was served by deferred which is the lowest Buddies Groups of the Lucan Grace Dixon, Ann Kish and deferrment the Red Cross Senior Citizens at Thur- Mary and Tom Kooy. has had. sday's meeting. Members of the craft This leaves 121 units, only President Mildred Hirtzel group are asked to look four short of the desired total welcomed the members and through their equipment and of 125. asked that they be sure to bring back any pieces The convener, Lillian wear their name tags for the belonging to the club, so an Radcliffe, and her corn- trip to Montrose, Michigan, inventory may be taken mittee, thank all who It was mentioned that the before the end of the season. participated in any way to Club would celebrate 10 make this Clinic sd suc- years this summer and plans cessful. will be made for something Special thanks to those special. businessmen and companies The President read a poem who made donations. "Tomorrow's Bridge" and Hearn's Dairy, the offered birthday best wishes Management of Darlings on behalf of the Club, to I GA, Lucan; Douglas Mary Scott and Iva Hodgins. McLeod "Trigger"; W.F. A singsong was enjoyed VanOsch, Vortmandra Ltd.; with Muriel Cobleigh at the Bryan Smith, Weston Ltd.; piano. John Buffrey, McCormick's Euchre prizes in the Ltd.; Coca-cola of Canada, Sunshine Group were won by Ltd; and the board of the Grace Dixon, lady's high: community Centre for lone hands, Eva Young and Revenues „ Requisition on local municipalities. Direct charges on ratepayers. Ontario grants Other Expenditure General government Protection to persons and property. Transportation services Health services Social and family services Planning and development Recreation and cultural services. Cancer Society news Campaign Chairman, Elsie Gibson, reports that the residential canvass has exceeded that of last year and wishes to thank all who helped to make this possible, canvassers and donors alike. It is only through the help of all that objectives can be met. The committee for the "Family Ride for Cancer" is Masonic Open House Members of Irving Lodge 154 A.F. and A.M., G.R,C., Lucan held an open house for Masons and their ladies on Friday, from 7 to' 10 p.m. Twenty-five year cer- tificates were presented to those who had reached the quarter century mark in Masonry. The master, Brian Haskett, was very pleased with the large number who attended this special oc- casion.