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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-31, Page 12Page 12- TirileN4clifacbriet la pitiVy`31,' 1974 Lucan an44istrict.oews Phone 227.4714 CgrresPPaclerit 111rE. INCH, . AGENCY CHANGE Having held over 20 years as State Farm agent in this district, wish to express many thanks for the co- operation received from my policy holders. My successor, Danny Bechard, is qualified to serve any insurance needs. Your continued patronage will be ap- preciated. His number is 227-4557. Cec Robb LUCAN . George Eizenga -10-wromira INCOME Flaw' a stotess fitunthig ?huts g R R FEBRUARY 1974 THERE'S A NEW GIRL IN TOWN Her name is "Floss" and she is interested in you — especially your beautiful smile. Oh, you might think her name' is familiar, she's been around before but she wasn't too popular in days gone by. NOW SHE IS THE RAGE Everyone is talking about "Floss." Ever since all those dentists started making a big 'fuss over her and extolling her virtues. Suddenly she's in the limelight and making public appear- ances in just about every pharmacy. COME IN AND MEET HER You won't be sorry. Once you and "Floss" get together you will be well on the way to something better — better' teeth, better gums, a better mouth and better dental hygiene. R R "FLOSS" AND HER FRIENDS We have a complete, well-stocked dental needs departntent, Dental "floss" is there of course but there's also many, many others — brushes of all types, dentifrices, disclosing tab- lets and people Who can answer your questions and help you select your products. FOR BETTER DENTAL HEALTH IN 1974 Although our message this month is deliv- ered in an off-beat way we hope you will give it the inapottance it deserves. We wish you better dental health. Bob Middleton, PhmB Stan Horrell, PhmB MIDDLETON Drugs p PHONE 235-1570 EXETER IDS business loans anywhere in Canada Ask for this folder from our representative, Mr. W. J. 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From the left, they ore, Frank Mcllhargey, Mary Ann Ryan, Rosemary Boland and Gerard Mitchell. T-A photo Bantam tourney, Saturday this 12 foot boundary.New signs to the south and north of the area have been posted warning motorists of the impending danger. very effort has been made to make this venture a success. The safety of our children is the only reason for implementing such a program. Parents should instruct their children on the purpose of the area, and ensure that they willuse it properly. Respect for and co-operation with Mr. McIntosh is most necessary if we expect him to perform his job with the degree of efficiency we anticipate, Irish clinch fifth place By CONSTABLE G.4- BARKER Commencing. Monday, February 4, the Village of Lucan will be implementing a new crossing gi4ard system. Jack McIntosh has been sworn in as a Special Constable for School Crossing purposes for the Village of Lucan. The reason of making Mr. Mcintosh a "Special Con- stable" is to empower him to stop traffic. This will be done at his own discretion as he has been in- structed to wait for a break in the traffic before leaving the curb. Mr. McIntosh will use the whistle system similar to what is used by Crossing Guards in the City of London. This is simply a matter of keeping the children on the curb until he reaches the centre of the road. The first blast of the whistle is to attract their attention, and have them ready and the second blast of the whistle indicates they are to cross. New white lines have been painted on the Main Street to facilitate the crossing area. These lines are located 300 feet south of the south entrance of the Public School. The lines are 12 feet apart, and the children have been instructed to keep within Strathroy taking an early lead, Ron Funston tied it up with Gary Isaac and Craig Corman assisting. Brian McNeil then gaveLucana brief lead with Mike Wraith and Ron Funston getting assists, Craig Corman converted a Mike Wraith pass and Ed Robb finished first period scoring with a solo effort. Mike McIntyre scored a pair, of goals for the only Lucan damage in the second period with Corman assisting on both goals and Ed Robb on one of them. Ron Funston scored the only Lucan goal in the third, taking a pass from Brian McNeil. this Saturday, with the first game starting at 8 a.m. and the last game at 9 p.m. If last year's tournament is any indication, the fans should be in for some real fast and hard-hitting hockey. Bantam Tournament The 13th Annual Lucan bantam tournament will be played here Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, Alice Street, attended the Christening of her great-grandson, son of Mr. & Mrs. William Rock, in Ailsa Craig United Church, Sunday, A dinner, attended by 16 members of the family followed, at the Rock home. Mrs. Jack Murdy visited with friends at the McCormich Home Thursday having luncheon with Mrs. P, Price . assisting. Ron Funston then finished the scoring with McIntyre and Charlie Franks picking up assists. At Tavistock Thursday night, the Irish fought back from a two goal deficit to tie the Tavistock team 10-10. Ed Robb led the Lucan goal scorers with four goals and one assist. Ron Funston added two goals and four assists while Mike McIntyre added a goal and three assists. Brian McNeil contributed two goals and Gary Herr a goal and an assist. Sunday at Strathroy the Falcons took advantage of the Irish poor defensive work to skate to a 12-7 victory. Lucan took a 4-3 lead at the end of the first period,, only to have Strathroy come back for the win. With DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Damages $3,600, dog causes one crash Sick leave over UC elects slate of officers, a new look in management The annual congregational various Church groups. Mr. Madden thanked the meeting was held following Statements from all groups congregation for their luncheon after the service, were presented and the treasurer cooperation and friendliness Sunday. Singing was led by Ed, reported a good year in all during the past five months and Melanson with Joan Lockyer on departments. Mrs. John Park, recording her guitar. Stewart. McLellan and William Steward, moved a vote of thanks Ernie Wadge from In-Church Frost, elders retiring in 1973, to Mr. & Mrs, Madden for their Communications Ltd. made a were re-elected for a further ministry. presentation in connection with a term of, three years, while A vote of thanks was given to pictorial book for the Stewart Park, Robert Patterson, the leaders in the groups of the congregation. A decision was Stewart McCallum, Dale Froats, church, particularly the U.C.W. delayed for discussion in the Neil Campbell, and Leroy for their contributions to the Maguire were re-elected for the general fund. Pa`4,14 same term. Wesley Stanley presented a Ronald King and Dennis new look in the Board of Maguire were elected to replace Management whereby the 36 two stewards who are retiring. members would be broken down Other committees and into four committees, 'Worship', representatives remained un- Christian Education', `Finance changed for a further year, with and Property' and 'Corn- the exception of the Bible Society munica bons'. This new look was where Mrs. Cliff McLean was accepted for a trial term of one appointed as the U,C. year. representative. As Clandeboye U.C. members Those added to the list of wish to meet at 10 a.m. year ushers were Bill Lockyer, Brent round, it was decided to move the Froats, and Jeff Young, Allan Lucan service on 15 minutes, to Melanson, Bob Barr, Ji m 11:15. This time change will take Mr. Bill Haskett has returned Thompson and Paul Madden. effect February 10. from a two week holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Blane and Mr. & Mrs. Marien VanArenthals are home again after enjoying a week's holiday in Freeport, Bahamas. They report gorgeous weather for the entire week. GEORGE' EIZENGA LTD. INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING for FARM & BUSINESS 107 MAIN ST., LUCAN Telephone 227-4851 Gary E. Happy, 14 Rebecca street, Stratford was northbound when it was in collision with an unknown vehicle. Constable W. T. Hodgins set damages at $400. Brownies set for bake sale D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICES * Licensed Auctioneers and Appraisers * Complete Auction Service * Sales large or small, any type, anywhere * Reasonable — Two for the price of one Let our experience be your reward. Phone Collect 'Doug' 'Jack' 237-3576 237-3431 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sale service. PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 23.5-1964 EXETER BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to MIDDLETON'S tbrug Store Ltd. 359 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-1570 The gym at the Lucan School rang with laughter at the Brownies meeting on Wed- nesday afternoon. A fairy ring was held with Jacqueline Green, Terry McRoberts and Karen Hofrichter being enrolled. The members worked on their centerpieces for a training session luncheon to beheld in Ilderon, Febrea,Y. 1.6J The Pow-NW was led by Mrs. A. Williams and final plans were made for a bake sale in the lower Masonic Hall at 10 a.m., Satur- day. MT. CARMEL INCOME TAX CENTRE INCOME TAX — ACCOUNTING for Farmers and. Businessmen INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS No Job Too Small PHONE 237-3469 Winners named in public speaking . St. Patrick's and the Lucan- Biddulph Schools have completed their in-school public speaking competitions and the results follow: St. Patrick's: Rosemary Boland, Marianne Ryan, Frank Mcllhargey & Gerard Mitchell; .;Lucan-Biddulph: Fiona Rodger, . Robin Revington, Michael Stanley, and Kevin Gilmour. The Ontario Public School Trustees Association and the Ontario Hydro oral com- munications festival will be held in the Lucan School January 31st, at 8 p.m. at which these 8 young people will compete for the Biddulph township title and the winner will enter the next competition. C. HARRY RODER, D.C. 'DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panne! Lane, STRATHROY Telephone 245-1272 By appointment please. By SID DALEY Well, I'm back folks, not from any vacation, mind you, but from sick leave. January seems to be my bad month so I am very seriously considering cancelling it from my calendar and just having an eleven month year. Many thanks to my many friends and readers who showed concern, I certainly appreciated it. Things have certainly been on the move around the old watering hole. I note that a work party has been busy over the past weekend and has painted both entrances - a marked improvement - many thanks. A few dates to remember Vedriesday February, 13 Will be the second meeting of the year and the date of our January cheque draw for $100.00 - the absolute deadline for entering this contest will be January 31st, Therefore we urge all sellers to get their results in to the chair- man just as soon as possible - for those people that already. have theirs purchased let me advise The Draw is on - and the first winner will be advised im- mediately following the February general meeting. Incidentally all ticket holders will be advised each month as to the name of the winners. Saturday, February 16, the People's Choice will again be visiting the Lucan Legion - this is great entertainment and is put on for your enjoyment. Say, is the Tuesday Night Mixed Sports ever going over big! 540 congratulates those two stalwarts Li'l Len Fisher and Roy Scott for the tremendous job they are doing. Sunday, February 17, 540 will be holding' their 5th annual children snow vehicle party, but more about this when we get the times straightened out, And for the biggy listen to this - on February 22, 23 and 24 Branch 540 will sponsor its first annual Atom hockey tournament, the chairman advises we already ,, have 27 teams entered so we are going to require a lot of volunteer help and billets for the youngsters. If you are interested in helping the Legion in this project please leave your name with either Carl Stuckless or Len Fisher by phoning 227-4751. Not only do these youngsters have to be fed, and we pretty well have this laid on, they are going to require billeting - there it is folks, we are hoping that the citizens of Lucan will get behind this worthy program and open their homes ,and hearts to these young hockey players. And that's 30 for this week - remember a true diplomat is a man who can convince his wife she looks too stout in a mink coat. 107 Main St. Lucan 227-4851 Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed. Conduct sales of any kind, any place. We guarantee you more. To insure success of your sale or appraisal Phone Collect 666-0833 666-1967 PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ont. Auction Sale Service that is most efficient and courteous. CALL. THE WRIGHT AUCTIONEER Telephone Hensall (519)262-5515 Damages of more than $3,600 resulted from the five accidents investigated this week by officers of the Ontario Provincial Police detachment at Lucan. Tuesday a vehicle driven by Peter F. Moir, RR 3, Ilderton went out of control on slushy pavement on Middlesex County road 16 and struck a farm fence, Constable W. T. Hodgins set damages at $825. Thursday night, vehicles driven by Bradley Trudgen, Arva and Mary Oakley, 301 George street, Ilderton collided on Middlesex County road 20, just north of Highway 22, Constable \C. D. Augert ;in- vestigated and listed damages at $540. Early Saturday morning a vehicle driven by Anthony Henry Martens, RR 3, Ilderton was in collision with a bridge abutment on County Road 23. Martens was taken to University Hospital in London by Thames Valley Ambulance suffering a concussion. Damages were estimated at $1,600 by Constable D. R. Vance. A Sunday evening accident on Highway 4 on the east end of the Clandeboye curve was caused when a dog ran in front of a vehicle driven by Donald Young, 123 Wliarncliffe West, London. Damages were set at $250 by Constable G. N. Wilcox. Early Friday evening, a mishap on Highway 4 at a Birr intersection involved a hit and run vehicle. A vehicle driven by JOHN A. NORRIS Chartered Accountant 497 MAIN ST, EXETER 235-0101 Craft program for senior group The Sunshine Group of the Lucan Senior Citizens were briefed by Rick Mateer from Fanshawe College, on numerous arts and crafts programs availablethrough the college.Mr. Mateer pointed out that both men and women are taking part in most of the projects and left a form which will be duplicated and circulated among the members, for further discussion. Robert Walmsly of the Department of Internal Revenue, London, distributed TI income tax forms and discussed the completing of them. A question and answer period followed. Tea was served by Mrs. J.F. Tuke and Mrs. Harold Cobleigh and a reading Old Friends was given by Mrs. L. Toohey. During the business meeting, chaired by president Gordon Hotson, the resignation of Mrs. Cecil Neil, as social convener, was regretfully accepted and Mrs. T. Emery, Sr, was ap- pointed in her place with Mrs. Harold Cobleigh as her assistant. By MIKE WRAITH Tuesday night the Lucan Atoms travelled to Ilderton and were defeated 6-2 by a strong Ilderton team. Ferlin Sovereign and Paul Wraith were the Lucan goal scorers. Thursday night found the Atoms at Belmont to do battle with league-leading Dorchester. Lucan was again defeated 6-2 with Ferlin Sovereign and Paul Wraith accounting for the local scoring. Lucan again travelled to Belmont, Sunday, this time to play Belmont arid skated to a hard-earned 3-0 victory. Despite being outplayed by Belmont during the first period, goaltender Mark Grove kept the locals in the game with some fine saves. Kevin Duenk led the Irish with a two goal performance while Jamie Shipley added the other goal. Friday night the Lucan minor teams travelled to Belmont and all three teams were defeated. In the pee wee game the locals lost 5-0. Monday night the Pee Wees played Ilderton and were defeated by a score of 3-1. Ron Glenn scored the Lucan goal, Belmont defeated Lucan bantams 6-2 with Rick Appleman and Ken Holland netting the Lucan goals on Friday night. Monday the Bantams suffered a 3-1, defeat at the hands of the host team, Ilderton. Albert Thompson scored the lone Lucan goal. In Friday's midget game against Belmont, the Sunsets managed to post a 3-0 shutout victory over the Irish. Monday night against Ilderton the midgets,lost by a score of 6-0. Lucan JUveniles were defeateth 3-0 by the Sarnia Indian Reserve in the only game they played this week. Junior D: Despite allowing 31 goals in 3 games the Lucan Irish managed a win and a tie to clinch fifth place in the league. Wednesday the Lambeth team surprised the Irish by taking a 3-2 lead after the first period. Craig Corman scored the first Lucan goal with Gary Isaac assisting while Ron Funston got the other first period goal with Craig Corman getting the asist. In the second frame Lucan outscored the Flyers 6-4 to take an 8-7 lead. Corman started the Lucan rally with assists going to Ed Legg and Mike Wraith before Harry Dickson took charge with a pair of goals with Ed Robb and Brian McNeil assisting on both goals. Gary Herr scored the sixth Irish goal with Mike McIntyre and Bob Cornish setting Herr up. Gary Isaac scored the next Lucan goal with Robb and Herr assisting and Brian McNeil finished the second period scoring being set up by Robb and Corman. Mike McIntyre scored two goals early in the third with Corman assisting on the first marker while Isaac set up McIntyre's second goal. Brian ' McNeil scored the eleventh Irish goal with Robb and Dickson K1ME & COMPANY • Chartered Accountants Fred 0. Kime, C.A. John J. Kime,C.A. Robert J, Ditchfield,C.A, CONSULTANT TO FIRM — F. Grant Kime,C.G.A. 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