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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-18, Page 17GIDDYAP — Kristine Finlayson rides a pony during Wednesday's Martin and Down circus at Lucan. It was spon- sored ,by the Lucan Lions club. Rookies win again WESTONS HAMBURGER OR WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL Anglican Ladies Guild meeting The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, met Tuesday evening, June 10 in the Parish Hall. President, Muriel Culbert, opened the meeting with prayer followed by the scripture read by Gloria Hodgins, Final plans were made for the annual. Ham and Strawberry Supper which will be held in the church lower hall, Wednesday, June 25 from 5-8 p.m. Lunch was served by the president and the meeting closed with prayer. 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OR 17 oz. entertain Members of the Sunshine and Onsy Buddies groups were entertained by the students of the Ltican Palle School Thursday afternoon to commemorate Senior Citizens' Week,for the third year. Mrs. Marguerite MeRoberts welcomed the guests and acted as Emeee for the occasion, The little Kindergarten children, led by Mrs. Sharron Barnes delighted their audience as they repeated several nursery rhymes and sang an action song. Mrs. Beth Radcliffe's Grade is put on a little play and gave two poems "Wouldn't it be Funny" and "The Seed" the latter with actions. Mrs, McRoberts' Grade 1 sang several songs after which she called on Mrs, Muriel Cobleigh, one of the Grade 1 volunteers ,and a member of the Sunshine group. A number of the children thanked her for helping them in various studies and she was presented with a lovely floral arrangement. Mrs. McRoberts invited other seniors to become volun- teers in September. 41 seniors Miss Barbara a'arlinger's Grade two gave a poem entitled"Peachea AM:Cream" and Matthew Lane of her class, played the piano solo which he had given at the recent recital, The other Grade two, under Mrs, Line Lyons sang songs in parts and did a singing dance. Tabatha Froats and. Jane Holden each presented their recital piano solos, which were much enjoyed. Split grades three and four taught by Miss Shirley MacMillan, gave their part of the porgram in two sec- tions, One group did a novelty dance and the other the toe-tapping "Virginia Reel," Mrs, Dorothy Nott, for her Grade three, gave the audio visual presentation of "Children Every Year" shown over C.F.P.L„ T.V. on May 31st and June 1st, Mildred Hirtzel, the president, thanked the students and teachers for their excellent program and invited the staff to share in the social hour to follow dismissal, which was provided by Evelyn and 1VIerna O'Neil, Marjorie Steeper and John Park. pitching from Darlene Smith and a 10 run sixth inning, highlighted this game. Diane Park and Darlene Smith homered in this game! Thursday it was again strong pitching, this time from Karen Leitch who threw a three hitter. A 16 run fifth inning helped the Rookies to solidify their win. FROZEN PEPPERONI, DELUXE, OR SUPREME McCAIN PIZZAS FROZEN CONCENTRATED 12.5 FL. OZ. TIN JUICE PACKED-CHUNK CRUSHED OR SLICED ALL PURPOSE FLOUR ROBIN HOOD SWEET MIXED OR VIM YUM STYLE 10 Kg. SIZE NABISCO 500 g SHREDDIES DOLE 19 oz. TIN PINEAPPLE UNIVERSAL BRAND e COHOE 7,750z459 SALMON 5.59 BICKS ES 32 f oSz t29 PICKL WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, OR LILAC 1 8 ROLL * A former Granton area girl was killed in a head-on two vehicle crash early Sunday morning on Highway WI meets Members and friends of the Lucan Women's Institute are reminded of the June meeting, this evening, Wednesday at 7:30 in the Masonic Hall. The topic will be Agriculture and Cdn. Industries, under the con- venership of Isobel Haskett and the roll call will be "A pioneer remedy or super- stition. You will receive a warm welcome. 3 OZ. PKGS. JELLY POWDER Former area girl killed IATHROOM TISSUE SHIRRIFF ASSORTED FLAVOURS ROYALE 7, just west of Highbury , Avenue and Edgewood. The victim was 22 year-old Nancy Ryan of London, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs, James Ryan, RR 3, Granton. Miss Ryan was .a passenger in a vehicle driven by Gary Guy, 1027 Huron street, London. Guy is listed in fair condition inUniversity Hospital,London. Condition of the other driver Randolph Scott, 203 Mary Avenue, London and a passenger Shawn Hennessey, also of London was listed Monday as critical. Both are in University Hospital. The Guy vehicle was eastbound and the Scott vehicle was heading west- ward when the accident occurred at 1:50 a.m. Saturday. The accident was in- vestigated by Constable Jim Craig of the Lucan detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police and Coroner Dr. R.N Green was in •attendance. Constable Craig said both vehicles were "totalled". He set damages at $2,000. Raymond Tunics, Chatham was taken to University Hospital, London suffering serious injuries when the vehicle he was driving left the Hyde Park sideroad at 7 p.m. Saturday and struck a tree. Constable Craig listed damages at, $8,000. Wintario wishes you many happy returns! PARK DONATION — The Ilderton Women's Institute recently made a $5,000 donation to the new Horton Community Park. Above, Mark Talbot accepts the cheque from Mrs. Jim srintnell, Monday evening, Ilderton Park the Parks Board of London Township got a boost in funds for their new Ilderton Community Park from the Ilderton Womens Institute. Mrs. Jim Brintnell, president, on behalf of the Ilderton W.I. presented Mark Talbot vice-chairman of the Parks Board with a cheque for $3,000. The money is to be used to erect brick pillars and gate at the entrance to the park and any money left is to be WI contributes to Ilderton ark used by the Parks board as they see the need. The Institute com- missioned John Gasens, a local stone carver, to chisel a beautiful plaque to be placed in the pillars. This was also presented. Mr. Talbot and Phil Maguire, councillor on the Parks Board, thanked the Ilderton Womens' Institute for their generous donations. 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