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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-10-26, Page 12()riled the Bay of Quinte Gold and Country Club, for the wed- ding reception which followed, The bride's mother received in a mink tone, raw silk sheath, which featured a beaded front panel, brown accessories and yellow rose corsage, She was assisted by the groom's moth- er, who chose a moss green organza sheath, with whi.e ac- cessories and orange delight rose corsage. For a honeymoon trip to Mi- ami Beach, Florida, the bride lonned a beige and brown cocoa linen coat and dreSs ensemble, with matching accessories and orange delight rose corsage. The couple will make their home at 19 Albert St, Lucan. BRIDE HONORED Prior to her marriage, Mrs, Symonds was honored with a number of pre-nuptial events, Which included her mother's trousseau tea, showers given by Mrs. Dominic Golka, and Mrs. Dan Mahoney both of Belleville and Mrs. T. A. Watson, Lucan. The groom's mother, Mrs. Fred Symonds, entertained the bridal party following the re- hearsal. 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Killed in the crash were Mr. and Mrs. Gary IVIcLaugh- lan, who were married last June. They were travelling east over the crossing when the train struck, - T-A photo Institute answer roll with unwise purchase Plan initiation Standards of white gladioli and pew bows formed, the setting at 2 pm Saturday, Sept, 23 in St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Belleville, when Judith Margaret Ingram and William M. Symons exchanged marriage vows and rings with the Rev. A. Laurie Sutherland officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, A. J. Ingrara of Belleville and the groom of the OPP Lucan, is the son of Mrs. Fred Symons and the late Mr, symonds. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose a floor- length gown of white crinkle crepe featuring three-quarter sleeves and a wedding-ring collar. The full back and skirt cascaded to a chapel train. A gardenia and a cluster of tear drops, held her two-tier silk illusion veil. She carried a cascade of gold and yellow mums, centred with gold roses. Miss Shirley Mann, of Bloom- field, as maid of honor and Miss- es Valerie Bird of Belleville, Mary Ellen Van Dusen of Tor- onto and Janis and Wendy Storey of London, as bridesmaids, were gowned alike in floor-length gold and brown empire style dresses, with brown velvet bodice and gold A-line skirts with match- ing coat. They carried crescent shaped cascades of gold and yel- low mums centred with gold roses. Four-year-old Sherri Ander- son, dressed similarly to the other attendants made a charm- ing little flower girl. Five-year- old David Anderson, in his dress suit, made an equally attrac- tive little ring-bearer. Mr. Fred Smith of Belleville was best 'man and Messrs. Jim Ingram, Bob Ladoucier and Geo- rge Allison were ushers. The church organist provided traditional wedding music. White bells and streamers ad- and box lunch The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT met Tuesday evening, Oct. 1'7 in the CE Building. A craft "Teki" gods pendants, was com- menced by all groups. During this period the new members were "adopted" by pre- vious members and told what to wear to the initiation party Oc- tober 30. This will be a boxed lunch supper party with Hallow- e'en games, commencing at 5pm to 8;30. The initiation ceremony and the ceremony for Senior girls, will be conducted at the next regular meeting November 7. Worship on the theme of "Thanksgiving" was conducted by Bonnie Brooks and Nancy Young, and Bible study was con- tinued in the three groups. Mrs. George Lewis of Ailsa Craig, the District President, spoke on "Customs et the Time of Confederation" and was pre- sented with a pin by Mrs. Ron Crozier, at the close of her talk. Poems were read by Miss Lina Abbott and Mrs. Crozier followed by a menu contest in charge of Mrs. Guy Ryan. It was decided to try holding meeting in the homes. Mrs. Er- win Scott offered her home for the November meeting and Mrs. Ron Crozier offered hers for the December meeting. Lucan WI met in the Commun- ity Centre Thursday afternoon with the executive in charge of the program, Roll call was answered by naming an unwise purchase made during the year. The motto for the meeting was, "Nothing is ever achieved without en- thusiasm." The meeting began with a cen- tennial pot luck luncheon at 1 pm. During the business session Mrs. Jim Lockyer and Mrs. Alex young were named delegates to the London Area Convention Nov. 7 and 8. Arrangements for a trip to the Jack Miner Sanctuary were shelved until Spring. A letter from Strathmere Lodge solicit- ing help in the purchase of an organ was read. Mrs. Owen Seward consented to act as Lucan's Safety Repre- sentative. It was decided to again a s s i st in the support of the branch's orphan and to raise funds by a bake sale or euchre. Mrs. Alex Young read an ar- ticle written by Mrs Jennie Ray- craft Lewis in 1950, on the Lon- don-Goderich Road. Ladies and clergy meet Deanery okays quilt day Tops members plan crowning At the regular Thursday meet- ing of the Streamliners Tops, presided over by leader Mrs. El- don Hopps, the weight recording showed a loss of twenty-two and one-quarter pounds and a gain of only four and one-half pounds. Most of the meeting was given over to finalizing plans for the crowning of the third queen, at the next meeting, Oct. 26. Other Tops clubs have been invited. by the Lucan afternoon and even- ing branches in the church base- ment. driver of one car. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Ross 63, Madeline W, Rennie 57, and Eldred N. Mainprice 67, all of Mount Albert, in the other car, were all killed also. As there were no survivors nor witnesses, the police do not know what was the cause of the tragic accident. present were in favour, a date and place will be set at the Spring Deanery. After the closing of the meet- ing. refreshments were served Popular man dies in crash Leo Racine 44, who for some time made his home with Mr. M. 0. Smith of Main St. north, and had won for himself many Lucan friends, was killed last Tuesday, in a two car head-on crash, on Highway 401, near Brockville. Mr. Racine was the The Anglican Church Women of West Middlesex held their Fall. Deanery Meeting in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, last Wednesday afternoon. Owing to the illness of presid- ent Mrs. James Cunningham of Glencoe, Mrs. Lester Wallace of Mount Brydges presided, and Mrs. E. 0. Lancaster of Lucan was organist. Church Women from Byron, Glencoe, Hyde Park, Mt. Brydges, Ilderton, London Township, Lam- beth, Clandeboye and Lucan were present. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Jack Murdy of the Lucan Branch and the President, Mrs. P. 0. King extended a welcome to all present. Led by Mrs. Leonard Jacklin of Hyde Park, Mrs. Reginald Joselyn of Lambeth, Mrs. Claud Root of Ilderton and Mrs. Cecil Ward of Glencoe, four discussion groups discussed the value of women groups in the church and how they can help the community. The president of the Lucan Branch, on behalf of the branch, accepted the responsibility of bringing in a slate of officers, at the Spring Deanery. The holding of a Quilt Day was discussed and as the majority DEANERY CHAPTER While the ladies were holding their meeting in the church seven of the nine clergy of West Mid- dlesex held their October Dean- ery Chapter meeting, at the rec- tory to plan their Fall activities, The November meeting will be held in St, John's Church, Strath- roy, Tuesday afternoon, Nov, 14, In the evening at the same church the first meeting of the Great Chapter will be held. The clergy, on completing their meeting at the rectory, joined the ladies in the church basement, for refreshments. Sisters unite at Expo '67 It is not often, that four sist- ers and their husbands can ar- range a five-day holiday at the same time, but the four daugh- ters of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Revington, did just that. Mr. and Mrs. John Park, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lankin of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Art McLean of Lon- don and Dr, and Mrs. L. W. Lob- singer of Sarnia, have returned from a family reunion held at Expo. Mr. Jackie Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Park of Arva accompanied the group as one of the drivers. One of the family knew a Mont- real builder, whose new apart- ment house was nearing comple- tion. Beds were set up for the party in this building so the family were together for five hilarious days and nights. ge draw rk project the Lucan Legion and the vil- lage council. Dec. 18 will be Family Night. Each will be asked to contribute a used toy to be included in this year's Christmas hampers. It was decided to spend $1,000 on further improvements and do- nations to the town park this coming year. Boys' Brigade approve crest By BRUCE CURRIE The Lucan Boys' Brigade is an inter-denominational club, or- ganized about a month ago. I, Bruce Currie am the present leader, with Sterling Gardner as assistant. Serving as secretary is Danny Stuckless and treasurer is Tom Hearn. In the most recent meeting, which was held Oct. 20, we ap- proved a crest for our brigade, The crest consists of a five pointed star on a green back- ground with the "Lucan Boys Brigade" printed in red. For uniforms we are using discarded Air Force tunics and Army jack- ets. At the present time we have 11 members which are meeting in my parents' basement until completion of our club house. We are having a contest now for the most interesting item or drawing made. The results of this contest will give points towards the craftsman badge for every- one, TOP VALU SLICED DREAD WHITE OR WHOLE WHEAT 111 r- 24-0Z. LOAVES Lions arran boost pa President Ian Dallas presided at last Monday's Lion Club meet- ing in the Anglican Church base- ment, with Lion Grant Graham, winning the door prize. Lion Harold Butler reported on next Friday night's draw. Two more meetings will be held this week in Clare Stanley's basement to finalize plans for the draw and the smorgasbord which will fol- low. Lion Gordon Brooks on be- half of his company, said he would donate serviettes and plastic cut- lery. It was reported a roller for the town park, formerly owned by the Granton Bowling Green, had been purchased from Lion Harold Butler. The Lions will again sponsor House League hockey. Registra- tion for the same will be held Saturdays Nov. 4 and 11. Top Valu Choice Peas Top Valu Choice 1-oz Peaches 4 3 tins . 69c 14-oz. 99 6 tins 24-oz. 59e Pie Turkeyn A 8-ox. 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Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Banting attended the yearly get- to-gether held at the home of Mrs. Fred Fenton, who lives near Centralia. After two years in England and Europe, Dr. & Mrs. R ober t Coates and family, have return- ed home and were met at Mont- real, by Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Corbett. Mr. & Mrs. John Park had lunch with Mrs. M. L, Crinnian, now of Guelph, last Friday. Mrs. Cecil Hodgins flew to Expo for the holiday weekend. The municipal office, recently vacated by the Hydro Commis- sion, has been rented by Mr. Arnold Kilmer, piano teacher. Dr. & Mrs. Ernest Sadlier of Toronto were Saturday visitors with their cousin, Miss Lina Abbott. Lucan's new Bank of Montreal, which was at a stand still, for weeks is now slowly Making pro- gress. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Simpson and family have arrived home after a four-day tour of Expo. Miss Pearl Clark has receiv- ed two new tap dancing pupils, as the result of her recent T-A ad, It does pay to advertise. Mre. Dave Park and faintly and Don Coughlin and Ruth Frank made their second trip to Expo last weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Paton of Windsor were Sunday guests of the latter's father, Mr. William Brownlee and family. Mrs. J. R. 'Murray is again a patieet in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Eldon IlodgsOle has re- turned home after a visit with her Sister, Mrs. Lela Beadle of Strat= ford, who was on the sick list. 0z. Detergent f:32- ra:ti. 49C C Fab Powdered Detergent Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Cochrane of Block,Sask., Miss Jean Johnston of RosetOwn Sask., Mr.& Mrs. Al- bert Dickens of Lambeth, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald of Lu- can, were Wednesday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens. Mr. Clifford McLean of Elgin- field has taken over the Lucan Supertest Service Station, pre- viously operated by Mr. W. E. Sovereign of Princess St. Mr. McLean is building a new home on Alice St. Mrs. Charles Windsor return- ed home Sunday after a 10-day visit with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Looney and other relatives of Cass City, Mich. Mr. Roy Hamilton was able to be brought honie from St. Jo- seph's Hospital, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens at- tended Anniversary Services at the Granton United Church, Sun- day and visited with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Squire, following the ser- vice. The Lucan-Clandeboye Hi C members are holding a bottle and paper drive next Saturday, Oct. 28 to raise funds to support their orphan in Maico. eg VALUABLE COUPON 111111) II 41 11.11 41.' VALUABLE COUPON C 10-lb. 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Red Star Group of nine girls and two counsellors studied the Explorer Prayer and posted ar- zicies in their book. In the title Star group, Mrs. Clarence Haskett was guest lead- er on expedition "Citieens Serve their Community". Bible verses were read and two Wits for the bale were completed. A new leader, Mrs. DonO'Neil will be assisting Mrs. Ross Mc- Roberts in the Gold Star Group. Theme of worship was "Seeing the beauty of God's World 00 .Leaf prints were made by spatter paint and crayons, Ann Mohr brought in her bottle Winter garden pro- ject and Joan Locityer, her leaf collection. Mrs. C. Henry dies in London Mrs. Catherine Henry 81, (mother of Mrs. Harvey Reving- ton) passed away in St. Mary's Hospital, London, Friday, Oct. 20. Funeral was held from the John G. Stephen Funeral Home, Chatham, Monday, Oct. 23 with interment in MtViear's cemet- ery, Chatham Township. Lucan and LOndon friends who visited the funeral bottle, Sun- day included, Mr. and Mre. Le- roy Revington, Mr. and Mrs. Don Revington Of Lucan arid Mr. Harry MeNatighten and Miss Anne Revington of London.