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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-09-27, Page 14bride’s mother wore mauve-rose peau de soie with bead trim, pink and black accessories and cor­ sage of pink roses. The groom’s mother chose a gown of toast lace over taffeta, bead trammed, with matching hat, brown acces­ sories and corsage of yellow rose. For a wedding trip to mid­ western United States and West­ ern Canada, the bride donned a charcoal suit with pink and black accessories and white orchid corsage. The couple will live in Lon­ don. (Miss Hudson, being the first bride in the new Ebeneier church, was presented with a white Bible.) Present Bars To Tumblers # The Lucan and district tumb­ ling class held its achievement night in the Stanley Hall last Monday evening under the dir^ ection of Miss Joan McLean. •* A good attendance of parents and friends enjoyed the drills, cartwheels and flips staged by the beginners, intermediate and senior groups. The program concluded with the presentation of 41 bars out of an original class of 60. The following champions re­ ceived crests—Beginners, ’Laura Hodgins and Susan Roberts (tied); Intermediate — Louise Cochrane; Seniors — Shirley Emerick and Ruth Cochrane (tied) Champion of all classes was Mae Cobleigh who received a pearl necklace. Other members included: Beginners Karen McAllister, Hazel Simpson, Marie Cochrane, Mary Ellen- English, Mary Ann Mitchell, Marilyn Hearn, Daisy Cobleigh, Maureen Smith, Joan Nagle, Heather Knight, Jimmy Nagle, Donny Kew, Gordon Mitchell, Margie Holland. Intermediate — Patricia Cob­ leigh, Nancy Park, Norma Davis, Bobby Cochrane, Ruth Frost, Linda Currie, Helen Sigs- worth, Barbara Nagle, Billy Sigsworth, Paul Revington. Seniors—Jean Cochrane, ’ Nan­ cy Watson, Barbara Park, Mar­ garet. Cobleigh, Marilyn Culbert, Elaine Emerick, Betty Ann Young, Nancy Schram, Barbara Ready, Ann George. Boys In Car Accident Four Lucan boys, Bernard Av­ ery, Tommy Wilkinson, Clifford Weekes and Glen Frost, all em­ ployees at the Glendale Trailer Co., London, were returning from a 'party about 12.30 a.m. Saturday when they ran into a parked car on Richmond St. All were shaken up and sustained minor injuries but only Clifford was kept over-night in St. Jos­ eph’s Hospital. The car was bad­ ly damaged. Religious Education Religous Education began last Friday in the Lucan Public School with Rey. J. p. Prest of the Anglican Church, Rev. E. J. Roulston of the United Church and Rev. F. P, Thom­ son of the Pentecostal Church in charge. Pot-luck Supper And Presentation Holy Trinity Church Choir and 1 Altar Guild held a pot-luck sup­ per in the church basement last Tuesday evening in honor of one of their members, Miss Marion Ashworth, Miss Ashworth Sresented with a canister read box and garbage can. Lions Organize Farm Calf Club . Mrs. Wm, Brownlee’s group of Holy Trinity Guild catered for the Lions' club -dlmmr meeting last Monday evening, one of the Important items of business was the decision to form a calf club for juniors 12*14 years and sen­ iors U-21. Ati. invitation is ex­ tended to- all farmers and sons to attend an organization meet- i tog. .on Qetohr * 1 was set. with. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb were . recent visitors with their daugh­ ter Miss Rose Marie Robb, Sar­ nia, and called on Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Park at Petrolia. Mr. Robert Holmes of Toronto I spent last weekend with his aunt and unde, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Butler, Sr. Mb. and Mrs. John Park and Jackie spent Sunday in Sarnia, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Len Lobsinger and family. Dr. and Mrs. Joe Orme have returned to Toronto after spend­ ing a few days with Mrs. T, D. Orme and Murray. The latter is slowly recovering from his re­ cent fall. Mrs. Stewart Ravelie of Grand enhead of Calgary was a recent caller on Mrs. Irene Coursey and other Lucan relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodgins called on Miss Ida Porte at Pres­ ton last Thursday on their way to Buff al . Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hill of ^Woodstock called on Lucan r n * i r lj _ ■ friends last Sunday.JO D 1*1 Cl 6 S nQITIB Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hod- -i i- i’ mns were Sunday visitors with wIUh, folnLc^ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McLean. Thethe setting at the home of the [alter is slowly recovering from wm;6 s 5®t*ents, fMr.j and JMrs. licr* recent illness. I ct News Exchange Vows 1 William Grover, for the wedding of Mary Louise Grover and Roy William Ironside McComb, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McComb, Elginfield. The Rev. George Simpson officiated and Miss El­ is amae Elliott played traditional music. The bride wore a ballerina­ length gowp, fashioned with fit­ ted bodice of tulle fan-pleating topped- with a lace bolero. The bouffant tulle skirt featured in­ serts of lace. A crown set with irredescent sequins and seed pearls, held her finger-tip illu­ sion veil and she carried a cas­ cade of red rosebuds. As maid of honor Miss Joan MacKay of St. Marys wore a blue ba'llerina-length gown with match­ ing .headdress and carried a cas­ cade of white baby ’mums and pink roses. James McComb, brother of the groom was best man. Receiving guests, the bride’s mothei' wore a rosewood dress with navy accessories and cor­ sage of baby ’mums. The groom’s mother wore a turquoise dress with navy accessories and yel­ low rose corsage. For the wedding trip, the bride donned a blue tweed, suit with black and white accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds, Exchange Rings In Trinity Church Lighted candelabra, baskets of white and yellow gladioli and ferns and an altar adorned with white ’mums and snapdragons, formed the setting in Holy Trin­ ity Church at 3 p.m. last Sat­ urday for a double-ring autumn wedding, when Marion Elizabeth Ashworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. A. Ashworth, Lucan, exchanged vows with Roscoe Minor Carlyle Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Hod­ gins, also of Lucan. The rector, the Rev. J. P. Prest officiated and the organist, Mr. Ken Clarke provided traditional wedding mu­ sic and accompanied the soloist .Mrs. Jack Elson, who sang “The Lord’s Prayer” and the Wedding Hymn. Given in marriage by-her fath­ er, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white crystal taffeta, with a V neckline trimmed with seed pearls and iridescent se­ quins. Her ensemble was fash­ ioned. on princess lines with lily­ point sleeves and fell in a slight train. From a cap of tulle and lace, adorned with seed pearls, hung a shoulder-length veil of silk illusion. Her bridal bouquet comprised a white, orchid and stephanotis with ivy cascade. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret Ashworth, R.N., of Sarnia as maid of hon­ or and Mrs. Milton Price-and Miss Barbara Marshall of Lu­ can as bridesmaids. All chose similar princess ballerina-length gowns of copperstone crystal charm, with matching headdress­ es. They carried cascades of bronze and yellow ’mums with ivy entwined. The groom was attended by his brother, Bev Hodgins of Lu­ can. Ushers were Gerald Hod­ gins and Arthur Ashworth. At a reception held at Hook’s Restaurant, London, the bride’s mother received in a gown of turquoise with black accessories and corsage of yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom’s mother who chose dior blue taf­ feta, with navy and pink acces­ sories and corsage of pink roses. For a wedding trip to the east­ ern United States the bride changed to an English tweed suit, pink hat and black accessories. She wore a white orchid corsage. The young couple will reside on Main St., Lucan. Psalm-board Dedicated In remembrance of her hus­ band, Corporal Frank H. Egan, killed in action, September 25, 1944, Mrs. Kay Egan presented a psalm board to Holy Trinity Church. At the morning service last Sunday, Rev. J, P. Prest dedicated the board. Cub And Scout News Lucan Cubs and Scouts held their Fall opening meeting in their Scout House last Thursday evening. Plans for winter activ­ ities were discussed and Septem­ ber 27 set as the day for the paper collection. Jack Young, scout troop lead­ er and assistant Cub leader, was presented with a wallet, prior to his leaving for Acadia College, N.S. Personal Items Last Wednesday evening Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Prest attended the consecration service of St. Barnabas Anglican Church in London Township, which is now in charge of Rev. W. E. C. Vol­ lick, formerly of Brinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Darling of Grand Betid were Wednesday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Banting.. A. C. Douglas Stone was a weekend visitors with his par­ ents.- " Mr, and Mrs. P. O. King of Oakville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs; J. W. Smith. Mrs. Les Franey, Mrs. Lachie and Danny and Mrs. Lachie, Jane and Bill wore nesday guests of Mrs. M Smith. Rectory visitors included Mr. and Mrs.- Alex O’Neil, who re­ cently celebrated their 50th wed­ ding anniversary, on Wednesday, and Rev. Norman Knox of Exe­ ter, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Haskett spent a couple of days last week ______ in Brantford, the guests of their No age’ daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Cook and | famfly. The “D r Am a Group” will meet Mr. and Mrs; Morley Smith of Friday night at 7 p.m. in the Carlisle were recent visitors with arena committee room, it is Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb o£ El- hoped more adults will attend, ginfield.—pmaso Turn to.Pace ,1SL. 7“.. JJ‘“ “ ‘..............* WR^Taroid Corbett, Mrs. Alex Young and Mrs. ^oe Murray. September Brides Show Trousseaus Mrs. D. A. Ashworth enter­ tained at a trousseau tea in hon­ or of her daughter, Marion, whose marriage will take place September 22 in Holy Trinity Church. Assisting in receiving the. guests, was the groom-elect’s mother, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. The bride’s-elect sister, Mar- aret displayed the wedding gifts, Mrs. Don Young, the china, Miss Loreen Hodgiris, the linens, Mrs. Milton Price, the kitchenware and Miss Barbara Marshall, the trousseau. Mrs. Harold Corbett, Mrs. Keith Riddell, Mrs. Fred Grieve, Mrs. Stuart Keith poured tea. Mrs. Ralph Smith and Miss Alice Hag- gar served in the tea room and Mrs.. Jack Murdy, -Mrs. George ■Jlodgins, Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. Charles Soveriegn and Mrs, Jack Elson assisted in the kitchen. Trousseau Tea In honor of her daughter, Dal­ las Elleretta, whose marriage to Robert George Robinson will take place in Holy Trinity Church, Lucan on September 29, Mrs. Evan Hodgins entertained at a trousseau tea last, Friday evening. Miss Gloria Beech displayed the wedding gifts, Mrs. Dorothy Lightfoot, the kitchen ware, Mrs. Lyle Warrel and Miss Tina Eiz- enga, the linens and shower gifts and Mrs. Jean Robinson, the trousseau. Mrs. Reg Wilson and Mrs. Os­ car Hodgins poured tea and Misses Rowena Abbott and Hel­ en Hodgins assisted in the tea room,. Mrs. Clarence Davis and Miss Dorothy„Holmes had charge of the kitchen. Boy Catches Hand In Meat Machine Frank Egan, teen-age son of Mrs. Kay Egan and the late Corporal Frank H. Egan, had the misfortune to catch his left hand in the tenderizing machine in the Revington meat market, late Saturday evening. Machine and boy were rushed to Dr. C. H. George to be freed. Frank was then taken to St. Jos­ eph’s Hospital where he under­ went an operation Sunday morn­ ing. Hockey Club Dance The Lucan Hockey Club staged a most successful hockey dance at the Community Centre last Thursday night, The committee in charge is planning another one in December. Music was pro­ vided by Don Robertson’s Ranch Boys of Wingham. Carlyle Cartel' of Clandeboye won-the $50 draw. Arena Activities By HAROLD RIBSON The "Irish Six” hockey team dance Thursday night, was a "bang-up” success. The crowd i enjoyed dancing to the music of the COX Ranch Boys. I Speaking of music, what of our i local and district talent? it has I been suggested a local group i or two of both western’ and mo* jdern musicians would be favor­ ably received. Let’s hear front you interested musicians. We’re all sot to organize. Yours truly lias a "soft spot” in this direc­ tion. ; Roller skating has been hold­ ing its own, with the accent on Friday and Saturday nights, The /‘Boys Club” meeting is I scheduled for Monday night at 7 p.m. in the arena, All boys are requested to attend < limit Neil Geo. Wed- 0. ( Atbllf fl t. October 7 is the-date set for Thanksgiving services at Holy Trintiy Church. Mr.and Mrs. Robert Johnston of Detroit were weekend visitors Bend and Mrs. Pearl McGregor and three sons * Sunday visitors and uncle, Mr, Lee, Mr. and Mrs, and Nancy have .................. motor trip to Timmins, Ont., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Harry McFalls has re­ turned • home to London after spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Sheridan Reving- ton and family. The pupils of Mrs. Warner Mc­ Roberts, teacher at the Whalen School, were among the child­ ren who braved the .wet and cold to parade at Exeter Fail' last week. of Forest were with their aunt and Mrs. Tom George Young returned from a Forgetful? Use one of the liai/dy memo pads or rolls on your desk or at homes From’$1.98 up. The Times-Advocate Drugs & sStationery % at ScottsVISIT OUR Soda Bar!Elevators Ashworth ffiifflour SERVICE! LUCAN The Friendly TOP SERVICE FAIR PRICES CONVENIENT SHOPPING AREA Linger Longer In Lucan" YOU RECEIVE Top Prices Fast, Efficient Service 5 5 S PHONE 29 LUCAN Phone 63 Lucan Be"Ready" For Wet Weather! All types of “wet wea­ ther” footwear can be chosen from when you visit our large foot­ wear department. J. B. 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