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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-23, Page 14 (2)Many businesses including: Agriculture • Manufacturing Tourism • Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business; and for other purposes. If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. Page 14 Times -Advocate, January 23, 1975 Lucan and district news Phone 227-4714 Correspondent: Mrs. M.H. Hodgins Ho Jo's in fourth Midgets continue winning By MIKE WRAITH Intermediate "C" The Lucan Ho-Jo's moved into fourth place in the OHA Intermediate "C" standings with a 7-6 victory over Point Edward Monday. Pt. Edward drew first blood with the only goal of the first period but Lucan came roaring back with six goals in the second period. Bob Evans led the Ho-Jo's with a pair of goals with single markers going to Rick Daigle, Bob MacDonald. Tom Hodgins. Paul Young and Dennis Burt. The Ho-Jo's took 15 of 23 minor penalties assessed by the of- ficials. Junior "D" The Irish juniors split a pair of games over the week. losing to Belmont and then defeating Port Stanley. Wednesday night league leading Belmont edged Lucan 3-2 to keep its undefeated season in- tact. Belmont built up a 2-0 lead only to have Lucan tie the score before the end of the second period. Defenceman Craig Corman scored the first goal on a slapshot from the blueline and Ed Robb followed. backhanding a loose puck past the Belmont goalie. Belmont scored the win- ning goal early in the third. Both goalies. Kevin Lightfoot of Lucan and Bob Budden of Bel- mont turned in strong perfor- mances daLucan travelled to Port Stan eynd edged the home team 2-1 n a game where the scoring was confined to the third period. Ron Funston and Mike McIntyre scored for Lucan who outshot the Lions by a wide margin but were unable to put the puck past the Port Stanley goalie. Midget The Lucan midgets continued their winning ways defeating Dorchester 5-1 in a game played Friday in Lucan. Jim Benn led the attack with two goals while singles went to Rick Freeman. Cecil Nickles and Gord Moon. Monday Lucan travelled to Ilderton and turned a sure loss into a tie. scoring three goats in the last four minutes to salvage the tie. Jim Benn scored a goal earlier in the game while Gord Moon accounted for two of the late game goals and Don McFalls netted the other. Bantam The Lucan bantams split a pair of games over the week. Friday night in Lucan the locals defeated the Dorchester Ban- tams 5-1. Ron Glenn led Lucan with .two goals while Martin Clarke added a goal and three assists. Martin Duenk and Kevin Gilmour added the other markers. Monday night in Ilderton. Lucan played perhaps their worst game of the year and as a result were shutout by Ilderton 6- 0. DALEY' S WEEKLY COMMENTS Slowing down By SID DALEY Activities have slowed down somewhat around Branch 540. however this does not mean that thing k. at a standstill. The Tuesday night Mixed splitts fs going great guns and competition very keen in shuffleboard. crib- bage. darts and euchre. There are some dates in the of- fing and just as soon as more details are obtained you will be advised - these -dates will include the fifth annual childrens snow vehicle- party. public speaking. the date of our patron saint who else but Saint Patrick. Also in the planning is Branch 540's third annual bowling party followed by a pot luck'supper. Just great times for all and sun- dry. So. keep in touch. Members of Branch 540. and not only Branch 540 but members of all Legion branches are reminded that their 1975 dues are now due. So get ye over to the branch and get this important Item of business off your mind and that of the secretary and membership committee so they may put- their talents to work on other important phases of Legion. Don't forget Wednesday. February 12 is absolutely the last time you will have the opportuni- ty to enter Branch 540's second annual cheque draw. There is 52.- 200.00 in prize money up for grabs. There are still some che- ques left so hurry -hurry -hurry before its too late - and that's 30 for this week remember - We listen to learn - after we learn to listen Pee -weer The Lucan pee-wees were defeated twice over the week. Friday night the locals were defeated 4-2 by Dorchester in a close game. Paul Gilmour and Paul Wraith accounted for the Lucan scoring. Monday the pee-wees travelled to Ilderton where they suffered a 2-1 defeat. With the score tied 1- 1. Ilderton scored the winning goal with only 40 seconds remaining in the game. Paul Wraith scored the lone Lucan goal Atom -.Saturday afternoon the Lucan--- atoms won their first game of the year as they upset Dorchester by a 2-1 score. Steven Glenn and Ed Hayter scored for Lucan. , Luton Lions house league The Sabres defeated the Aces in bantam by a 6-2 score with Colin Wildfong pacing the winners with two goals. Other Sabre goals were scored by Dale Cook. Jim Allison. Kevin Hayes and Leroy Siddall. Bob Ross and Bob Toonders were the Aces' marksmen. Wednesday night the Sabres and the Aces played two bantam teams from Ilderton and defeated the Ilderton teams by 6- 2 and 7-2 scores. Pee -wee One goal was the difference in all three of the pee -wee games -as the Bombers defeated the Raiders 2-1: the Thunderbirds edged the Lions 3-2 and in the final game the Barons knocked off the Blazers 4-3. Paul VanderBorne proved to be- too much for the Raiders as he scored both Bomber goals. Alan Maslen replied for the Raiders. Ron Barr paced the Thunder- birds with two goals while Mike Nevitt added the single. Ken Cocquyt and Danny Hodgins were the Lion marksmen. The Barons got two goals from Greg Fisher and singles from Tod Wade and Jeff VanPraete while Les Patterson. Roth VanderHoek and Alex Jones scored for the Blazers. ThisThursdaytheHouseLeague pee -wee all-stars will play the Legion Pee -Wee team in what should be a good contest. In atom play Les Arts led the Wildcats to a 2-1 victory over the Jets with a pair of goals while Blaine Butchart replied for the Jets. In the other atom game the Cougars and Bears battled to a 2- 2 tie. Jim Walker scored both Cougar goals while Ken Avery and Doug Petitt scored for the Bears. MR. AND MRS. ANDREW KEOGH Golden anniversary for Lucan couple A Christmas family gathering celebrated the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. ...Andrew Keogh, Albert Street, Lucan. The couple was married August 27, 1924 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mount Carmel, Ontario by Father W. T. Corcoran. Mrs. Keogh the former Kathleen Carey is the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. James Carey, and Mr. Keogh is the son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keogh, all formerly of the Mount Carmel area. They have three daughters and one son, Mrs. Matthew (Catherine) Duncan, London; Mrs. James (Helen) Definney, Ottawa; Mrs. Ken (Winnifred) Sheppard and John (Jack) London. They have nine grand- children and two great- grandchildren. Mr. & Mrs. Keogh farmed Still Many Specials Left AT YOUNG'S Winter LUCAN, ONTARIO Clearance 20� Sale % 10 BIG DAYS JANUARY 16th to 25th Etu e at° e k Plus These Extra Specials iNORRE ti000n, SKI JACKET Rag 529 93 Spatial:,'4S WINTER BOOTS goys G.h Mem , todAs,. 25% Off WHISPER &IMPRESSION PANTY HOSE Deq S1 d9 SpeaoI WINTER JACKETS 25% Off SNOWMOBILE SUITS & MITTS 25% Off CORDUROY PANTS 25% Off LEATHER DRESS GLOVES Me -'s o,(1 lad e, 25% Off MEN'S SWEATERS 25% Off TERRYLENE BATTS 9e9 S489 SpeNoI $3.89 YOUNG'S For All Your Deportment Store Needs Prop. GARY McFALLS 165 Main St., Lucan 221-4213 STORE HOURS 900 s.en. to 6:00 P.M. Mm., Toes., Wed., Thurs. & Sat. Friday, 11 sin. to 900 pest. WI discuss farm produce Agriculture and Canadian Industries was the theme for the Lucan Women's Institute when they met on Wednesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. John Park. Mrs. Glen Haskett was the program convener and co - hostess. The Roll Call "Name a product we would lack if farmers never came back" was answered by many products and gave rise to discussion. Mrs. Don O'Neil sent a 4-H Report which was read by Mrs. Frank Goring, Convener for Family and Consumer Affairs. "Let's Bake Bread" is the next project and there will be three clubs, led by Mrs. O'Neil and Mrs. J. Straatman, Mrs. John Vanderloo and Miss Pat Mohan and Mrs. Andy VanGeel will lead the new group. Training School will be on Feb. 5-6 in Hyde Park United Church and the groups will be notified of the starting dates for the 3 clubs. For further information call Mrs. O'Neil at 227-4508. The clubs will be sponsored by the Institute. The group agreed to try to sponsor a Farm Show Princess and inquiries will be made by Mrs. Goring into the eligibility of certain girls of the community. -Mrs. Haskett directed two contests which were won by Mrs. Gordon Hotson and Mrs. Goring, and as her program, gave a most interesting and informative history of the "Stewart Seed Company" Ailsa Craig. Lions sponsor canvass for blind At the meeting of the Lucan & District Lions Club on Monday evening the members decided to hold a village canvass for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind on February 17. The New Year's Eve Dance Committee reported a successful dance. A new member was enrolled, Brian Jones. RR 2 London. 1' REDI-MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone237-3381 or 237-3422 (free estimates) before retiring to Lucan in 1960. Congratulations were received from Prime Minister Trudeau, Robert Stanfield and -Governor General Leger. IOOF slate takes office At the first 1975 meeting of the Lucan I.O.O.F. on Tuesday evening, January 14, the following men took office: Jr. Past Grand, Ivan Hearn; Noble Grand, Cecil Lewis; Vice -Grand, James McIntosh; Financial Secretary, Arthur Bell; Recording Secretary, Stewart Cassils; Treasurer, Eric Chovancek. Appointment to various offices were: Chaplain, Terry Wade; Warden, Doug Heywood; Con- ductor, Charles Holmes; R.S.S., James Leitch; L.S.S., Calvin Haskett; R. S., Larry Lewis; L.S., Omar Burnett; R.S.V.G., Max Bilyea; L.S.V.G., Robert Hickson; Inside guardian, Lloyd Mardlin; Outside guardian, Jack Youngson. Omission The name of Frank Hardy was omitted from the list of representatives on the Lucan- Biddulph Fire Area Board last week. We are sorry for the omission. UC group take Bible course, lady breaks arm in south Several members of the Ututed Church commenced the course at 'anshawe Thursday evening on "A Basic Introduction to Selected Words of the Bible". This course is being sponsored jointly by the Anglican and United Churches of the area and Rev. Mary Mcinally of Granton, is one of the group leaders. On Tuesday, January 14, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson were en- tertained by their sons David and Larry and Mrs. Larry Hotson at the Latin Quarter, celebrating their 37th wedding anniversary. Archdeacon C. W. Foreman, formerly a resident of Beech Street, Lucan, who underwent surgery in Westminster Hospital two weeks ago is slowly recovering his health. Mrs. Isobel McKay of Brant- ford spent Friday with Mrs. Percy Wells. Jamie and Kennon Fischer, spent Sunday with their grand- mother, Mrs. Catherine Fischer, along with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Thompson and Tommie, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rodin and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fischer, all of London. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hotson, the former a brother of Mr. Gordon Hotson, spent the weekend with relatives in Lucan and Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Franz Dubenyak of London were Sunday guests with Mrs. Percy Wells and Monday, Mrs. Donald Sutherland of Brinsley was also a guest with her aunt Mrs. Wells. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Tindall of Wiarton spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott. CGIT plans baking sale The members of the Lucan C.G.I.T. plan to hold a Bake Sale on February 8 as a money raising project. The date of their annual bus trip. this time to Niagara Falls. was confirmed as Satur- day. May 24. At their meeting on Tuesday evening they planned the outline for their C.G.I.T. banners and taped the C.G.I.T. Hymn. Mrs. Randy Paul, Leader and President Gwen Densmore conducted the opening ceremony and Janice Burt repeated the Purpose. Mrs. Jack Dewey who suffered a triple fracture of her left arm when she fell at the home of her son, Dr. John Dewey, of New Orleans, is out of hospital and staying with her son. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Fischer of Komoka spent Tuesday with the former's mother, Mrs. Catherine Fischer. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins, N. West Regional Vice -Pres., attended the Middlesex .Presbyterial U.C.W. Executive meeting Monday, at Colborne United Church, where plans were finalized for the Annual meeting on February 13 at Metropolitan United Church. David Hotson took his mother and dad, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson, and his aunt Mrs. Jack Darling, to Kitchener last weekend to the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Dale Hotson, where they all celebrated the 37th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hotson. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins was a weekend guest with her sister, Miss M. Merle Law, of London. Can IDB help you? Our MOBILE OFFICE will be located in LUCAN at the ARENA on Wednesday, January 29th. INDIISTIIIAI DEVELIIPMENTIMNI( London Branch Phone 438-8363 197 York St. N6A 182 -4 y • .w. FANSHAWE COLLEGE Community Liaison Services LUCAN AND DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE offers YOU COURSES FOR FUN AND RELAXATION REGISTRATION: Monday, January 20 from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Biddulph Central School CLASSES BEGIN: Wednesday, January 29 at CREATIVE DECORATING A) CAKE DECORATING 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - starts January 29 B) FLOWER ARRANGING 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - starts February 27 C) COMBINATION CLASS 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - March 26 only CRAFTS WITH MRS. GRIMMINCK 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - starts January 21 at St. Patricks Separate School LADIES' SPORTS NIGHT 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. OIL PAINTING 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. SQUARE DANCING 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - classes at Lucan Arena Biddulph School or as indicated 4 sessions $8 4 sessions $8 + $10 material fee 1 session prerequisite of A & 8 10 sessions $18 4- materiels 8 sessions 8 sessions 10 sessions $16 $16 + materials $18/couple UPHOLSTERY 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 10 sessions $18 + $10 material fee FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Alf Williams 227-4132 Norm Steeper 227-4864 Rick Mateer 453-7230 Li e Ni'•Lto�� oSININE