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"Your Family Health Centre" Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon 373 Main St. Phone 235-1570 or 235-1070 EXETER PHARMACY LTD. SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY Alt Processing Guaranleed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235.0406 Irmetaftwesseammort Page 17 'Times-Advocate, August 22, 1974 «N. «tu N',«V 4 00 kt011 Another hurt on bicycle By BRIAN McHENRY The final test date for Junior, Intermediate and Senior Can- didates is this Saturday, Augu) 24 at 9, 10 and 10:30 respective Two swim meets will be hl this week, Thursday the team travels to Dorthester competing against that team and one from Simcoe, while on Saturday they will compete in the P.U.C. Playground and Recreational swim meet in London at Thomas Pool, Ridout Street S, Swim lessons will end this Fri- day, the 23rd, but recreational swimming will continue until Friday, August 30, 24 and 7-9. Youth drowns in gravel pit bicycle he was riding was in collision with a car, The cyclist was Thomas Ken- ny, RR 4 Denfield, and the driver of the vehicle was Kenneth McLean, RR 2 Hensall. The acci- dent occurred on County road 16 An Owen Sound youth drowned 'Friday while swimming in a gravel pit on Concession 13 of London township. Officers of the Lucan Ontario Provincial Police detachment said the body of 16 yearpold Emmerson Brett Bauman, was found Saturday in 20 feet of water by skuba divers. . The accident occurred while the boy along with a group from the Hardy Geddes Home of Boys in London visited the gravel pit. Investigation was carried out by Cpl, B, F, Crane and Constable J. A, Wilson. In a Tuesday mishap, a 17 year-old Denfield youth suffered minor cuts and bruises when the for cuts and bruises. at Stratford. hospital after his vehicle left Highway 7 at the junction of County road 23. Constable Wilcox estimated damages at $1,500. Constable Wilson set damages at $125 when vehicles driven by Darlene Albrecht, Kitchener and Brian Ankers, RR Lucan were in collision on Highway 4 at Elginfield Saturday afternoon, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the same Elginfield location four persons were sent to London hospitals when vehicles driven by Graham Rice, Pickering and Roland Powell, London collided, Damages were listed. at $1,100. and was investigated by Constable Wilson. Damages were light in two Monday crashes. At 12:15 p.m, a tractor trailer driven by Donald Denning, RR 3 Appin, left Highway 4, a half mile south of Lucan and struck a mail box, Constable W. R. Disher set total damages at $100. Constable G. W. Wilcox set damages at $350 at 4:45 p.m. • when vehicles driven by Patricia Van Hoeve, London and Mark Van Loan, also of London collid- ed on Ailsa Craig's Main Street. Early Friday morning, John Dickson, Stratford was treated School for UC women Lady honored on birthday Sunday, August 11, 1974 will long be remembered by Mrs. Mary McCarthy, when relatives, friends and neighbours from far and near came to celebrate her eightieth birthday. "Open House" was held at the home of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. & Mrs. James McCarthy. Over 100 guests were received. A plaque from the Province of Ontario was presented to Mrs. McCarthy by her nephew, Frank Drea, MPP for Scarboro Centre and assistant to the Minister of Consumer & Commercial Relations. The Honorable William Stewart was also pre- sent. Guests attended from Toronto, London, Waterloo, Richmond Hill, Flint, Lucan, Granton and Clandeboye. FEMALE FIRE FIGHTERS — Fire fighters from the distaff side got into the act in Sunday's Lucan Fair parade, Making up the housewife brigade are Sue Johnston, Pat Riddell, Joan Gwalchmai, Patsy Hirtzel and Sheila Butchart. T.A photo Firemen win rec schedule, playoffs start this week A total of 165 London Conference United Church Women gathered at Alma College, St. Thomas, for their yearly "School for Women". The theme "For a Time Like This" was carried through in various ways from Sunday at 3 p,m. until the Benedictine Walk and Communion at 3 p.m. Wednesday, with several of the staff going into residence Satur- day at noon. Mrs. A. Kilb of London, presi- dent of Middlesex Presbyterial U.C.W., was Dean of the school, Rev. F. Faist of Stratford, Presi- dent of London Conference was the Theme Speaker with Rev. Lorne O'Neill of St. Thomas leading the 15.group chairmen, in Bible Study. Mrs, R, L. Spence wrote and presented her own morning Chapel services and evening Vespers were highlights of the school. On Tuesday, 150 more women shared in a one day school with many of the programs being given in capsule form. In the afternoon a program "Come to the Fair" was presented with 12 different programs in as many rooms, available to all 315 women, Youth stay at Pentecostal camp Several carloads of members attended various services at the Arthur Pentecostal Camp the week of August 7 to 11, with some of the youth group and Rev, & Mrs. Ray Brewsterstaying over the weekend. The morning song service on Sunday was led by Bill Cochrane and Mr. & Mrs. David Lang (Lin- da Currie) of the Vancouver area, sang a duet. The infant daughter of Mrs, Ruth Grider, Freda ,Jane, was presented for dedication, WELCOME Newcomers to the village in- clude Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Burr, Langford Drive and Mr. & Mrs. Ted Giesen and family while not new to the area, have moved into the village from Biddulph Twp, to Langford Drive, also. Walkathon buys Bibles for Sudan the finals by beating Corbett two games to one. The Irish Nine's chances of en- ding up in first spot improved as they defeated Beachwood 11-2 in their only game this week. The Lucan Irish will be meeting the Southwestern all stars in a fastball exhibition at the Lucan diamond, Saturday night at 7 p.m. Following the game a dance will be held in the arena with music by Mozart's Melody Makers. Whatever the project, call on us for of the season as they defeated the visiting team by a 19-10 score. Throughout the game Lucan had to come from behind several times in order to keep their hopes of finishing second in the league alive. Bob Smith picked up the win for Lucan after reliev- ing starting pitcher Ken Murray. Thursday night Lucan travell- ed to Parkhill in a must game for both teams. Coming into the game the two, teams were tied for second spot. Lucan quickly built up an early lead and never looked back as they trounced the home team by a 15-5 score. Bob Smith picked up his second consecutive pitching victory as he went the distance for Lucan. Lucan bantams advanced to By MIKE WRAITH In what proved to be the final regular season rec league gaine, the Lions defeated Hardys to end up in third spot. Playoffs now begin this coming Thursday and could prove to be very enter- taining. The final standings were: Firemen; Walloy-Hearn; Lions; Hardys;Biddulph Boys; Langford Drive; I.G.A.; Legion. Only the top six teams will com- pete in the playoffs. The first place Firemen take on fourth place Hardys while Walloy- Hearn take on the Biddulph Boys and the Lions meet Langford Drive in the other playoff series. Tuesday the Lucan Juveniles handed the league leading Brinsley team their second loss The Treasurer for the Lucan Branch of the Canadian Bible Society. Mrs. Sheridan Revington reports that a cheque for $1,005.00 has been forwarded to the London office. This money was raised by a Walkathon to help send Bibles to the Sudan. Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. Many area horsemen win in show at Lucan Fair CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 Trail class Sr., first, Renny Blocker riding Travelin' Shoes; trail class Jr., first - Deborah Whiteside riding Drummer Boy; barrels, Sr., first - Ray Lang riding Thunder; juhior barrels "A", first - Randy McMullen ridthg Pecos Pete; junior barrels "B", first Ted McConnel riding Whiskey; keyhole, first - Nelson Bilyea riding Mr, Clean; western pleasure first - Gerry Schrams on Ossadano. Flag race Sr., first - Brad Mousseau on Honey Dew; flag race Jr. "A", first - Barb Par- sons on Thunder; pole bending, first - Robin Spearman riding Shannon's Pride; western riding, first - Tom Baker on Kay's Champ; junior "A" equitation, first - Barb Parsons on Miss Mol- ly Bee; junior equitation "B". first - Brent McMullen on Rastus; rescue race, first - Gerry Schrams on Vandy's Delight; reining, first - Nelson Bilyea on Mr. Clean. Molsen awards, presented by Dennis'Riggin: high point junior KETTLE FAMILY RIDES — Taking part in Sunday's Lucan Fair parade was the kettle family. From the left, they are, Tanya, Blain and Brett Butchart. T-A photo Good• celebration reasons Couple attends anniversary Mrs. Don Brine, Cheryl and Daryl. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet and Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller of Exeter at their cottage at Pine Lake on Sunday. JOIN THE CROWD By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Mr. -& Mrs. Alex Gartenburg attended the 25th anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. John Giesbrecht at the United Mennonite Church, Vineland. The Giesbrechts had many reasons for celebrating. Mrs. Giesbrecht had won first prize in the class on the wedding dress she had made for her daugher's wedding to Jim Gartenburg on April 27. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, "A" - Steve Preszcator riding Oklahoma Ladee, Barb Parsons riding Suzzy Que. High point junior "B" - Brent McMullen riding Rastus. High point games - Murray Manson riding Stormy Knight. High point performance - Tom Baker riding Kay's Champ. Englis'h events • Conformation model hunter, first - Al Grossett showing Like an Angel; junior equitation, first - Mary Jo McNaught riding Royal Gorm; open equitation, first, - Mary Jo McNaught on Royal Gorm; equitation hunter seat, first - Jennifer Blackall on No Nonsense; working hunter hack, first - Al Crossett on Like an Angel; green working hunter, first - Carol Minhinnick' on Winter Wine; handy working hunter, first - Scott Beech oh Says a Lot, Open working hunter, first - Al Grosset on Like an Angel; work- ing hunter stake, first - Al Grosset on Like an Angel; fault and out, first - Judy Davy on Tico; open jumper stake, first - Carol Minhinnick on Tushka. Champion hunter for the day - Al Grossett, riding Like an Angel.; champion jumper for the day - Judy Davy riding Tico, Molsen awards, silver trays presented by Dennis Riggin: Mary Jo McNaught riding Royal Gorm in Jr. Equitation, Mary Jo McNaught riding Royal Gorm in BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR Winners of penny sale Margaret and Janet, Cheryl Brine and Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna spent Tuesday at Boblo 'Island. • Mrs. Dave Davis of St. Marys was guest soloist at the.church • service on Sunday morning and spent the afternoon with Jean Copeland. Mrs. John Rodd attended the ,School for Leaders at Alma College, St. Thomas from Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs, Alex Garten- burg and Mrs. Jim McNaughton attended the School on Tuesday. Fred Doupe of St. Marys and Fred Roger of Kirkton were Sun- day supper guests with Mr. & Open Equitation, Al Grosset riding Like an Angel, Carol Minhinnick riding Tushka. The Lucan Horsemen's Club would like to thank Molsons for their very kind sponsorship of the horse show and Dennis Riggin for presenting all the Molson Silver Trays. London; Jean Newman, Eileen Harrison, Suzanne Northey, Betty Brooks, and Gale Arbing, Ingersoll: J. Knapp and Jackie Cheboutal. Lucan: Dorothy Timmermans, Pam Knoblauch, Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Tom Pin- combe, Dennis Burt, Cindy Shumka, Mrs. Lorne Barker, Mrs. Jim Avery. Ailsa Craig: Mrs. Orville Hooper, Mrs. J. Whitmore and Mrs. L. Sutherland. Granton: Cathy Beccarea, Bob Pincombe and Debbie Hodgins, Mrs. Alton Isaacs, Centralia, Mrs. Jackson, Toronto. Mrs. Dennis Turvey of Embro. $105.75 was raised through this project. Custom Slaughtering and Processing LAST.THREE DAYS ENDS AUG. 24 Men's Casual Coloured Suedes Reg. $14.95 SALE or Denim 699 ShoesWomen's Brand Name Shoes 1 99.1 Reg. to $25.95 SALE I L Assorted Reg. to Platforms Young Men's Styles $24.00 SALE 1 099 Women's. 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