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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-14, Page 15• George Eizenga INCOME TAX-ACCOUNTING it" FARM & BUSINESS 107 Main St. — Lucan 227-4851 REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 ' PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ont. ANYWHERE. most efficient and eourter... We *ve complete sale service. CA 111 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, Auction_ Sale Seryice , that is mem riac>tto rrow tiy." AJI-Ntsn Pli3OFIT BY EXPERIENCE THE 'WRIGHT AUCifONEER Telephone Hensel( (519)262-5515 Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER MT. CARMEL INCOME TAX CENTRE INCOME TAX — ACCOUNTING for Farmers and Businessmen INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS No Job Too, Small PHONE 237-3469 BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to MIDDLETON'S Drug Store Ltd. 359 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-1570 Lucan speaker victorious again Michael Stanley, son of Mr. & Mrs. Clare Stanley was declared the winner in the elementary section on the county level and will compete in Zone IV in MIKE STANLEY Chatham in the OPSTA & OH Oral Communications Festival, The competition for Middlesex was held at Medway Saturday. mFsV' vehicleernrolyed were driven by Elisabeth TOSen, Main street, Beechville and Nels Resvick, 155 Briscoe street, London. Resvick and two passengers Jean and Nancy Pollard were treated and released from hospital, Constable James Craig listed damages at $250,. An hour later on Highway 4 at Concession 14 in London township vehicles driven by Bruce Tiedeman, Grand Bend and peA40.44 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Tindall of Wiarton spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs,Cliff Abbott parents of Mrs. Tindall. Mrs. Earl Knoblauch and daughter Coralin visited with Miss L,E.Abbott last Friday and took home her 313th doll. Kevin Lightfoot has com- menced his duties at the Lucan & Community Memorial Arena, as an assistant to James Burt, arena manager. Don and Leroy Revington spent the past week in Florida where they visited Clint Hodgins in Orlando, also cousins, the Dewey family. Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr. spent a few days with her daughter & son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Jack Knight of Kintore, Her grand- daughter, Lyne Knight, is the pianist for the Ingersoll High School Band which is travelling to Florida to appear as a guest band from Canada, in the Festival of Lights. They will be playing Music by Canadian Composers. arr".gin4re°84 ai WISE HOME OWNERS WILL REALIZE BIG SAVINGS ON EARLY ORDERS OF BEAVER HOMES! 6% savings for cash buy- ers or 3% discount on mortgage sales , . . the choice is yours. Either way it may be just the saving that will help you com- fortably afford the new home you need and want now. But don't wait Beaver's Winter work "own-it-now" bonus sav- ings are for a limited time only. Visit your nearest Beaver Store or mail eau- pon below. BEAVER H MES Phone or Write Brian Veale, Beaver Lumber, 227 Main St., Etceter, 235- 1582 or visit your nearest Beaver Store for new home selector catalogue. Helping to make home ownership easier! ma no an ma Om all In pm rit For FREE coloured BEAVER HOME CATALOGUE fill ill, And mail to: BEAVER LUMBER CO, LTD., Planned Buildings Division, 570 Ilarrbp Drive, Milton. Ontario. Biddy /ph .,advertises for grovel, drains to cortstrugi • three municipal. drains. An application was submitted. to the ministry of trapspert4tions and communications for $84,00.00 for road expenditures for 1974. A report was received .from Gerry Van 14issel on the operations of ...the Wean and Community Memorial Arena, Building permits were AP- proved for: Ralph Devleerninek, Lot 7, Con. 1, renovate house; Tony Theuriissen, Lot 11, NLR, a house; Leslie Greenlee, Lot 15, Con. 3 a house. April glass drive Are you saving your empty glass jars? The Lucan Women's Institute will be sponsoring drive in April, so save all your glass and watch for further an- nouncements. Correspondent: Mrs. M.N. Hodgins At the. FehrnarY meeting of the Pitithdpit Township council meeting the legal firm of Waghoro and Stephens, St. Marv§ was appointed solicitor for the Township and Calvin liasicett was appointed tax collector. It was decided to advertise for tenders to supply, crush and haul 12,000 cubic yards of gravel and SCHOOL CROSSING IN OPERATION Students attending Lucan public school ore now able to cross the street safely under the supervision of q crossing guard. In the above picture youngsters are heading across the street while guard Stuart Sceli is in attendance. T-A photo A strong team Accident damages high, but iniunes not serious • . Rodney Kahtava, 548 Waterloo street, London collided. Constable J. A. Wilson was the investigating officer and set damages at $1,000. At 5:30 Sunday afternoon, Constable Vance listed damages at $1,200 when a vehicle driven by Ralph Cairns, RR 3 Denfield, left Adelaide street, north of Con- cession 15 in London township and struck a tree, The driver was taken to St. Joseph's hospital in London and released after treatment for minor injuries. Monday morning, a vehicle driven by Glenn Anderson, RR 1 Hyde Park and a London town- ship snowplow driven by Harold Hodgins, RR 4 London, were in collision on Concession 6, London township. Constable Wilson set damages at $250, Shortly after noon Saturday, Constable J. A. Wilson recovered a stolen car which had been stolen in London sometime earlier. It was owned by Paul Howard, 279 Baseline road, London. Turf club holds dance While property losses reached $8,900 in an even dozen accidents investigated this week by officers of the Ontario Provincial Police detachment at Lucan no one suffered serious injuries. The first mishap occurred Wednesday evening at 6:30 when a vehicle driven by Cunningham Fraser, 1297 Huron street, London went out of control on Highway 4, north of Elginfield and struck a sign post. Total damages were listed at $130 by Constable B. D. Munro. The same evening, a vehicle driven by Allan Hersey, 366 Avondale Road, London and a van owned by Guenther-Tuckey Transport, Exeter and driven by Alec Johns, RR 6 St. Marys, were in collision. • Constable Munro was again the investigating officer and set damages at $975. The accident occurred on Highway 4 at Elginfield. Atoms lead playoffs assists going to Pat Holland and goal, Brad Taylor. Dorchester came In the first game of the OMHA back with two straight goals to Juvenile playoffs against Pt. seal the victory. Edward, Lucan played very well In the second game, Lucan took but unfortunately it wasn't a two goal lead on a couple of enough as they were defeated by goals by Cecil. Nickles. Dor- a score of 4-0. Goaltender Terry chester tied the score before Jim Hayter played a strong game in Benn scored the eventual winning the Lucan nets, Lucan was to play in Pt. Edward Sunday night, but the game was cancelled due to bad weather. Lucan was edged 3-2 in an exhibition game against Forest Saturday night. Dave Smith and Randy Mann scored for the Irish, The Lucan Irish Juniors closed out their schedule on a sour note as they dropped a pair of lop- sided games during the week. Thursday night found the Irish short of manpower as the locals lost a 9-2 decision to the Clinton Colts. Ed Robb and Ron Funston scored for Lucan who, at one time, were down by a score of 3-2. Saturday night found the Irish' again shorthanded as they were defeated 11-4, Craig Corman, Mike Wraith, Ron Funston and Ed Legg were the Lucan marksmen. Lucan finished in fifth place and will face the second place Clinton Colts in a best three out of five semi-final series. The first game is in Clinton on Friday night, followed by a game in Lucan Sunday afternoon. A team bus is travelling to the game Friday night and spectators are invited to come along, bus fare is $1.00. 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 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 DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Really jiving The Lucan Turf Club members held their annual dance and smorgasbord at the Lucan & Community Memorial Arena Saturday night, with music by Len Maslen. Mrs. Chris Van Bussel and George Young drew the following prize winning tickets: Blanket, donated by MacDonald's of London, Ross & Marguerite McRoberts, Lucan; Leather Halter, donated by Les Erlich, compliments of Bob Harrison, Arnold Blake, Clandeboye; Nylon Halter, donated by Alex McDougall Ferrier Supplies, Bob Kilby, London; Davis Hardware Prize, Frank VanPraet, Lucan; Turf Club prizes were won by Jean Chestnut, London and Mr. & Mrs. .W. Haygarth, Lucan; Racing commission tickets Jack Ryan Denfield, Moe and Trudy Hill Varna, Vince Hodgins, and George Dauncey, Lucan. Family fun night for Valentine's Everyone is invited to attend Family Fun night at Biddulph School February 14. This can be a Valentine's Day for the children to remember with their parents joining in the festivities, The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a nursery will be provided for the tots. The rest of the family may visit the Treasure room, game room or try their luck at darts or at the fish pond. The energetic may join in round- robin volley ball with teachers, parents and students par- ticipating. When you are ready to relax take in the movie,complete with cartoons; then on to the bake table and refreshments. Tickets are 10 for $1.00. The Biddulph-Lucan Home. School and Community Association is going all out to provide an evening of sport, fun and good fellowship, In the only mishap Thursday, a vehicle driven by Karen Hutton, RR 3 St, Marys, skidded on an icy section of Middlesex County road 16 at the Plover Mills bridge and went into the ditch. The.driver suffered minor cuts and bruises. Constable J. A, Wilson investigated and listed damages at $50, The first of three Friday ac- cidents occurred on Highway 4, just north of Concession 12 in London township at 1:30 p,1-11. Constable James Craig set damages at $1,200. The vehicles involved were driven by Barbara Van Luven, 25 Kappell Crescent, Stratford and Robert Lang, RR 2 Aylmer. At 6:30 p.m. a vehicle driven by Dirk Van Bolhuis was damaged to the extent of $2,200 when it left County road 23, a quarter mile north of Highway 7 and struck a tree. The driver suffered only minor cuts and bruises, Constable D. R. Vance investigated. Less than an hour later, Con- stable Vance was called to the parking lot of the Green Gables Nursing Home at Ailsa Craig, A vehicle driven by Cleveland Zavitz, 160 George street, Ailsa Craig was in collision with a parked and unattended vehicle owned by Walter Charles Whitfield, 951 Harrison Avenue, London, Damage was listed at $40, Saturday evening, vehicles driven by Allan Hill, RR 2 Lucan, and Karl Whitfield, RR 3 Blyth, collided at the junction of County roads 22 and 13. Constable Vance again in- vestigated and damages were estimated at $1,300. Three persons were taken to South Huron hospital in Exeter Sunday noon with minor injuries as the result of an accident on Highway 4 at the Mount Carmel By MIKE WRAITH Friday night the Lucan atom's hosted first place Dorechester and were defeated by a score of 6- 3 in league action, Jamie Shipley led the Irish with a two goal performance while Kevin Duenk added the single marker. Lucan played Mt, Brydges in the first game of the OMHA playoffs and won on the basis of five unanswered goals in the third period. Mt. Brydges led 1-0 going into the third period before Lucan managed to get things going and skated to a 5-1 victory. Paul Wraith led the atoms with two goals while Kevin Duenk, Dave Egan and Ferlin Sovereign added singles. The atoms are one of Lucan's strongest teams and it would be worth your while to watch these 9 and 10 year olds in action, The Pee Wee's are also in the thick of OMHA Playoffs. Tuesday they travelled to Belmont to take on Dorchester and fought to a 4-4 tie. With Lucan trailing 4-3 and only 20 seconds remaining in the game, Anthony Clarke knotted the score. Martin Duenk netted two goals for Lucan while Ron Glenn added the other marker. The second game of the series was played Friday night in Lucan and the Irish were defeated by a score of 4-3. Martin Duenk, Scott Revington and Bob Hodgins scored for the locals. Saturday night Lucan travelled to Goderich and were defeated, 4-3 in an exhibition game. Bob Hodgins, Andrew Mann and Martin Duenk each scored a goal for the losers. On Saturday, Feb. 16 and again on the 17th the Pee Wees will host a two game exhibition series against Royal Oak, Michigan. Tuesday night the Lucan bantams defeated Dorchester in the first game of the OMHA. By SID DALEY playowpAby.a•seorelef 7-5tPqatIloon Branch thisis y.our day and is put, DensmOre led the Lucan teani.-.,,,Saturday, February 16, Upstairs on by Branch 540 in co-opration with a hat trick performance in the auditorium the monthly with the snow vehicle owners and while Martin Clarke and Rick minor hockey dance will be in full drivers of our area, without Freeman each added two goals, swing while downstairs in the whose generous assistance this Friday night Lucan travelled to lounge the Peoples Choice will be community project would be Ilderton to play in the Ilderton doing their thing. How's that impossible. Bantam Tournament. Unf or- folks for a real fun filled evening. Don't forget Branch 540's sponsored Atom Hockey Tour- nament Feb. 23, 24, 25 . The response for billets and volunteer help to run the tournament has been most gratifying, however we can still use more. Just leave your name with either of our stewards by phoning 227-4751. By the way the Ladies of our Auxiliary will be serving food in the upstairs hall of the arena. There will be hot plates, ham- burgs, hot dogs the works. There it is folks all under one roof,all we need is your attendance to make it a complete success. and that's 30 for this week - remember - Half the things that people do not succeed in are through fear of making the at- tempt. C. HARRY RODER, D.C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panne! Lane, STRATHROY Telephone 245-1272 By appointment please. tunately they were defeated 7-2 by the Six Nations Indian Reserve. Rick Freeman and Ken Holland were the Lucan marksmen. On Saturday afternoon Dor- chester forced the OMHA series to a third and deciding game as they defeated Lucan 7-3. Albert Thompson, Kevin Gilmour and Ken Holland scored for Lucan. Lucan Midgets were involved in two close games during the week losing to Dorchester by a score of 3-2 and then defeating them by an identical score. Jim Henn opened the scoring in the first game only to have Dorchester tie the score. Early in the second, Lucan regained the lead as Gord Moon scored with GEORGE EIZENGA LTD. INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING for FARM . & BUSINESS 107 MAIN ST., LUCAN Telephone 227-4851 Celebrates birthday Mrs. Robert Colen;an, longtime resident of the" village celebrated her 90th birthday Saturday. Her daughter, Mrs. Wm, Garrett, entertained for her at a family dinner at The Garage, followed by gifts, progressive euchre and a special birthday cake, at the Garrett home on Glengarry Ave., London. Guests were present from St. Thomas, Exeter, Centralia, Lucan and London. Mrs. Coleman has received over 70 cards and many local friends have been calling to wish her well, at her Frank Street apartment, SUB CORRESPONDENT Commencing Monday, please phone or send your news to Joan Lockyer, 290 Elizabeth Street, phone 227-4421. The same applies to March 4th and 11th. Change WI location The February meeting of the Lucan Women's Institute will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Don Degraw, 143 Main Street, rather than at the home of Mrs. Snelgrove. Come on over to lively 540 where good friends like to meet, Pot 0' Gold continues to grow. Ken Carter's name was drawn last Saturday unfortunately he was not registered and therefore didn't win, too bad Ken. The Pot 0' Gold should be worth well over $100. by next Saturday. Sunday February 17 between 2.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. branch 540 will be holding their annual Childrens snow vehicle party. This is for all the children of the area. Doesn't appear as though we are going to have any problem with regard to snow. By the way the ladies will be serving hot dogs fend hot chocolate for the children. See you there kids, don't led dad GERALD L. MERNER Chartered Accountant BUS: 20 Sanders E. — EXETER — 23.50281 RES: 10 Green Acres — GRAND BEND — 238-8070 langkart, 'Nig aqd Co. 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