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Times-Advocate, November 26, 1980
Excel in 4-H
McComb boys. winners
Darrel and Wawa
McComb, sons of Aleda and
Don McComb, Elginfield,
have again brought honour
to Lucan in the agricultural
field both having received
recent honors in 4-1-I work.
At the Middlesex 4-H ban-
quet, November 6 in the
Lucan Community Centre,
United Church
Darrel won the London
Chamber of Commerce
trophy for being high
member in the field crop
club and at Ilderton,
November 12 at the annual
Award's Night he won the
United Co-operatives of On-
tario award in the same
class. In addition he won the
Cahadian Imperial
Commerce Bank, gold watch
for the most outstanding 4-H
member in Ilderton District.
On this same occasion
Shawn was presented with
One of the Bill Frank's
awards in the field crop
club, a book entitled "I Dare
You".
Both young men par-
ticipated in the Queen's
Guineas Competition at the
Royal Winter Fair and each
placed in the first prize
group in their respective
classes.
Congratulations to both for
your fine achievements in
the field of agriculture.
refreshments and
fellowship. Donations to help
sponsor ice-time would be
appreciated.
Sunday, December 7, 11:15
a.m. White Gift Sunday.
Sunday, DeceMber 14, 8
p.M. The Christmas Cantata
"Christ is Born" by the
choir and Sunday, December
21, 7:30 p.m. S.S, Christmas
Concert.
The "mitten" tree is up
and is starting to look good.
Bring in your contribution
and hang it on the tree.
Items will be packed follow-
ing White Gift Sunday,
December 7.
On way to Exeter schools
Three student teachers
from London suffered minor
injuries Thursday morning
when the vehicle they were
riding in was involved in an
accident on the way to
Exeter.
Driver of the vehicle Rita
Lee,, practice teacher at
Exeter Public School and
passengers Clementus
Verhoevert and Julie Sier-
sma student teachers at
South Huron District High
School were released from
hospital after treatment the
same day,
The Lee vehicle was north-
bound on Highway 4, about a
mile north of Mooresville
when it attempted to pass
and struck the left rear end
of a vehicle ahead . and
careened into the west ditch
and turned onto its side.
The other northbound
vehicle was driven by Lucille
Forsyth, also of London,
Constable C.S. Fleming of
the Lucan OPP detach-
ment investigated and
listed damages of $1,500 to
the Lee vehicle and $50 to the
Forsyth car.
A second mishap the same
day on the parking lot of
three-year old was able to
start a pickup truck which
was left in reverse,
At about '5 p.m. Marjorie
Burst, RR 2, Lucan shut off
the motor of a standard
transmission truck while she
went to the store on a quick
shopping trip.
While she was in the store,
the three year-old managed
to start the motor and It
backed over a curb and
struck the side of the store.
Constable B.D. Munro said
the truck was damaged to
the extent of $74 while the
store damages totalled $500.
Saturday at 2:20 p.m.
vehicles driven by Albert
Versteeg, RR 2, Gorrie and
Paul Bragg, RR 3, Brussels
collided on Highway 7, 1
kilometre west of County
road 23, Constable Jim Craig
set damages at $1,100,
The same amount of
damage was incurred the
,same day at 6:55 p,m. when
vehicles driven by Horst
Bornath, RR 3, Clinton and
William Murray, Icerwood
were in collision at the in-
tersection of Highways 4 and
7 at Elginfield, Constable
D.N. Marshall investigated,
Constable D.R. Vance
listed damages at $700. when
vehicles driven by Jan
in Mooresvo e
• A deer was )(filed when it
was struck by a vehicle
driven by Marjorie Tifton,
RR 2, Thorndale on. Con-
area
cession 2 of West Nissouri
township, north of County
road 20. Corporal Tom
Collins investigated.
Student teach ers. injure .
Darling's. Food Market in.
Lucan -occurred when a
Lan4enbY, BR 2, Ailsa Craig.
and Bryan Finch, RR 1,.
Qranton collided at 3:25.
at Elginfield,
TOP HORSEMEN - The Mid-western Ontario Horsemen's Association held their annual awards night Friday at the Lucan
Memorial Community Centre, Taking the top spofs in their respective divisions were Lisa Watt, RR 1, Blyth-lunior B; April
Souwand, Sarnia-junior A, Murray Smith, RR, 2, Dublin-high point senior; Rhonda. Colquhoun, London-high point junior A
games and Liesel Dykstra RR 4 Thamesford-high point overall games. T-A photo
- 4,', •
ILDERTON WINS - Ilderton won the 'B' Championship of
the Lucan Challenge no body contact hockey tournament.
Above, Brent Scrimshaw of Molson's presents the trophy to
Ilderton captain Rob Andrews, Sunday night. T-A photo
LUCAN PARKHILL
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BUILDING
SALE
Continues To
SUPPLY Sat. Nov. 29
Rigid Insulation
4'x 8'x 1" '4.99
4'x 8' x 1 5 7.49
4'x 8' x 7 /1 6"
Wafer board '7.49
4' x 8' x 3/a Gypsum
Wallboard $3.99
4'x8'x Y2 " Gypsum
Wallboard $4.09
Quantities Limited
• All Safes Final
• Some Items Not Exactly
The Same At Both Stores
I
LANGFORD I
LUMBER LIMITED
Fire call
The Lucan and district
volunteer fire department
,qiswered a call to the
Radcliffe Drug Store,
Wednesday evening at 9:50
when a space heater in the
new section misfired and
blew the pipe out of the
chimney. No damage
resulted.
AILSA CRAIG
REPAIR
Farm & Industrial
Equipment Repair
Welding hydraulic hose
general farm supply
Ph 293-3602
or
come in to see us at
109 Main St.
AILSA CRAIG
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO
REASONABLE WEEKLY PAMILY REQUIREMENTS.,.
A ZEHRS FRESH FISH SHOPI
LIMITED SUPPLY 10 ONLY
8' PICTURE WINDOWS
Fixed upper
Lower slider opener
Liquidation Price $298.00
50
ASSORTED
CEDAR DOORS
Front, Rear,
Single, Double Patterns
& Glass - Etc.
Discount Prices
2'x4'
4-TUBE COUNTERSUNK
FLUORESCENT FIXTURES C/W
Tubes & Shades $35.00 /ea .
DOUBLE STEEL DOORS
As low as $170.00 ea,
STEEL "I" BEAMS
24" - 18" • 14" • 12"x30'
Used: Nice!
USED WOOD BEAMS
9" x 9" x 9'6"
8" x 16" x16'
2" x 6" - 8 • 10"
TONGUE & GROOVE
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY 9 A.M., NOV. 26
UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY DEC. 2, 1980
SCHNEIDERS
BOWL OF
HEAD CHEESE
$1 7
8 STANDING
AG RIB ROASTS
CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS • lb $20 781-6
WOOD BASEMENT WINDOWS
STORMS & SCREENS 'h PRICE
MAHOGANY
SHUTTERS
Your Choice
Values up to $10.00
.99a/each
"While They Last"
ACT NOM
;SAVES
BAYS
The Sunday morning ser-
vice was one of special
significance as Dr. Allen
Knight of Grimsby, former
agricultural missionary in
Angola and then in Zaire
after the Marxist persecu-
tion in Angola, was the
speaker. Dr. Knight was in-
strumental in establishing in
Zaire many of the refugees
who had fled the same
persecution.
"Seeds for Zaire" to which
the Sunday School and
U.C.W. have 'been con-
tributing, was one of his
projects to help meet the
desperate needs there.
Superintendent Jim
Robertson and represen-
tatives from each class
presented their "jugs" of
pennies and Mr. Robertson
explained that instead of
receiving gifts for the 200th
Birthday of the Sunday
School they were giving a
gift.
Dr. Knight told the
children how this project
came to be saying there
were no seeds in the stores
for people to buy, so the Lon-
don Conference United
Church Women took this on
as a project last year and is
continuing to do so. He also
showed the children and con-
gregation several in-
teresting articles and told of
their use.
After the children went to
Junior Church, Dr. Knight
told many things about his
work in Angola and Zaire
and the role of the church in
education and health.
"Our role has been mainly
teaching the people to
become self-sufficient and
leaders within their com-
munity", said Dr. Knight.
No one had ever taught them
how to feed their babies
nutritionally, after weaning,
thus there has been a very
high mortality rate among
the very young.
In the evening, Dr. Knight
showed most interesting
slides on "People" and we
could see the difference
between those who enjoyed
good health and those whose
nutrition was so poor, their
skin, instead of being shiney
black, looked as though it
had been rubbed with ashes,
their hair was brown instead
of crisp curly black, and
their little tummies were
protruding from malnutri-
tion.
The Mission and Service
committee entertained Dr.
1:night and Rev, and. Mrs.
Brown at a buffet supper
prior to the evening service
and served refreshments for
a "Conversation" time
following.
Mr. Brown led the con-
gregation in a super hymn
sing to start off the service
with Helen Stanley at the
piano. I'm sure those pre-
sent wished we could do this
more often.
Upcoming
Tonight, Wednesday, the
Friendship Unit will meet to
complete the Christmas
arrangements for the
Bazaar. Tomorrow morning
the Prayer and Share
Fellowship will meet at 9:45.
All women welcome.
Don't forget the annual
"Snowflake" Bazaar on Fri-
day, at 7:30. Bring your con-
tributions at 2 p.m. for plac-
ing. Please price them
yourself, as only you know
the cost of the material. All
the usual booths, plus tea
room and childcare is
provided.
Decen.ber dates to
remembe:: Saturday,
December 6 3-4p.m. family
skating at the arena, retur-
ning to thr church for
"FALL SPECIALS"
BUILDING MATERIALS AT BARGAIN PRICES
LWE HAVE THEM NOW"
500 Pcs. Cupboards
W AXLES60
All Sizes & Weights
T.T. RUBBER RIDE
3500 LBS, ELECTRIC BRAKE
5150.00
UTILITY (WITH SPRINGS & HUBS)
NO WHEELS
From 1700 lbs. to 3000 lbs.
As low as $65.00 !ea
TANDEM & TRI SETS AVAILABLE
WHEELS, ETC.
COUPLERS ASST, JACKS
BOWS SLIDERS PICTURES
Mon.-Fri. 3.5:30 Sot. 8.3 PHONE 432.4112
The Rear of 820 Cobell St., London, Ontario
- One Block South of CNIR Tracks off Rectory St.-
SCHNEIDERS FINE QUALITY
REGULAR COOKED HAM
BAKED CELERY LOAF OR BAKED
MAPLE LEAF MEAT LOAF
e
SCHNEIDERS
SAUERKRAUT
4 Ai'
900 ML 10 V Y
C
3 VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF kip ,9
LIVERWURST'i ar lb._ 0 ,„,
MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY S 0 8
1/4_SAUSAGE
500 g r
1. 0
MAPLE LEAF THICK
HAM SLICES2 :2.39
M-M-M- GOOD!
FRESH BAKING FROM OUR
DOUGHNUTS
ASSORTED
THESE SPECIALS ONLY IN STORES
HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY
SPICY AND DELICIOUS!
FRESH MADE COUNTRY OVEN
MINCEMEAT TARTS 6`s $1.09
NUTRITIOUS AND GOOD!
COUNTRY OVEN GRANOLA LOAF OR
'TRITICALE BREAD 160 z 2 LOFOR
AVES 411
9,000 SHEETS 4 x 8 x 341
ASPENITE:
TONGUE & GROOVE
FLOORING, ROOFING, SIDING
#1's WOO sheet
#2's as low as $5.00 /sheet
2 x 4 x 10' ECOMONY GRADE
$1.00 lea.
2 x 4 x 8' UTILITY GRADE
.7Sc /ea.
2 x 4 x 6' .60c Jed
2 x 2 x 8' ECONOMY GRADE
TRIM
.50 /ea
8 WOOD PATIO THERMO DOORS 6'
WAREHOUSE DISPOSAL
Sale Price $350.00/ea. ALL NEW BUILDING MATERIALS
CANADA
"A" GRADE
BLADE OR SHORT RIB
WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM FOR EXTRA VALUE
SCHNEIDERS
FAMILY PACK 1Kg. CTN.
BEEFBURGERS $3. 941
NEW ZEALAND
FROZEN 1/2 OR WHOLE
MAPLE LEAF
PEPPERONI OR SALAMI
SAUSAGE STICKS
250 gr.
SPECIAL!
REGULAR - ORANGE - MAPLE
COUNTRY MELLOW
SCHNEIDERS
SIDE, BACON
50.1
PKG
•
SPECIALS AT THE DELICATESSEN COUNTER
SLICED ib 3.49
199
SPECIAL!
9 VARIETIES SLICED
SCHNEIDERS