HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-05-20, Page 18Page 18 .May 20, 1971
Gold star girls
perfect again
Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers
held an exploration at the Lucan.
United Church last Monday with
30 girls in attendance.
For the fourth consecutive
meeting the 11 Gold Star girls had
perfect attendance,
Ruth Ann Atkinson, Cindy
Donaldson, Janice Kestle, Karen
Mason, Karen Henderson, Kathy
Hearn, Joanne Hodgins, Linda
Hayter, Jean Barker, Sheila
Smith and Brenda Scott were
presented with their second Gold
Stars by Mrs. Keith Kraul. In the
ceremony each girl told what she
liked best about Explorers.
The girls were divided into
three groups: the Red Stars
studied memory work; Blue
Stars worked on a poster, "How
the Word gets around" and Gold
Stars practised a play"Come on
World".
Carol Mason assisted girls in
cutting out Thank You cards,
Explorers have collected
enough money to buy seven
Bibles for Brazil.
MR. AND MRS. GARY WILCOX
Constable marries
Suzanne Jeanne Kennedy,
given in marriage by her brother,
Russell Kennedy, became the
bride of Gary Norman Wilcox at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church,
May 1, 1971, with Rev. R. A.
Carson officiating.
Organist Mrs. Clarence Hardy
supplied the wedding music and
accompanied the soloist,
Maureen Smith, in the church
which was decorated with white
and lilac colored carnations and
glads.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Kennedy and the late Leslie
Kennedy, and the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Wilcox, Pickering.
The lovely bridal ensemble
consisted of a gown of white
lagoda with long train trimmed
with lace. It also featured a high
collar, long puffed sleeves, and a
floor-length Manteau veil
trimmed with lace. The bride's
bouquet was of pink roses, lilac
carnations and baby's breath.
Mrs. Ray McBride, Agincourt,
was matron of honor while her
small daughter, Susan was an
enchanting flower girl.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Peter
Vangeel, London, and Gwen
MacRae, Arva.
The adult attendants wore
empire waisted gowns of purple
polyester crepe slit up the sides to
waist, with lilac under-slacks.
They carried pink roses and lilac
carnations.
The flower girl was dressed the
same in a lilac gown with purple
under-slacks, and she held a
, basket of flowers.
Best man was Bob Cargill,
Pickering, and the guests were
ushered by Bryan and Keith
Wilcox, twin brothers of the
groom. All three men are from
Pickering.
After a reception at the Lucan
Legion Hall the couple left on a
wedding trip to Niagara Falls,
the bride wearing a navy blue
pant suit with cape jacket and red
accessories.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilcox will reside
in Lucan where the groom is an
officer with the Ontario
Provincial Police.
Candle Light
Tavern
GOD ER ICH
Fri., and Sat,
The Club Men
Special Dinners from 5 - 8 p.m.
Entertainment
at the
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More Lucan news
on page 20
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Lions plan
all projects
The regular meeting of Lucan
District Lions Club took the form
of a business session with many
projects being discussed.
A final push on the sale of
tickets for the colour TV, black
and white TV and radio will be
made. The prizes will be
displayed in front of the liquor
store Friday night and all day
Saturday with Lions in at-
tendance selling tickets. The
draw will be made May 24 at
Lions Ball game behind the
arena.
June 5, the children of Lucan
and Biddulph will be walking
from Granton to Lucan to raise
funds for the purchase of
playground equipment and
general improvements of Lions
park.
The children are asked to be at
Lions Park, Lucan ast 1:30 p.m.
They will be transported to
Granton for the return walk.
Everyone taking part in the walk
will be treated to a picnic in the
park June 9 at 6:00 p.m. at which
time they are asked to turn in
their pledges.
For further information please
call 227-4708.
Plans were presented by a
committee for a carnival and
trade fair to be held in Lucan
arena, August 13-14 will feature
two shows by recording star Earl
Heywood plus radio per-
sonalities, King Perry and Art
Bartell, There will also be free
midway rides for children; junior
and senior talent show; bingo and
displays by local and district
merchants. It is shaping up to be
an event of interest to everyone.
Club attendance was down to 70
percent due to many farmer
members taking advantage of
good weather.
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Church
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ANGLICAN
Sunday, the flowers in the
church were given in memory of
Miss Bessie Foreman. Mrs.
Clarence Hardy presided at the
organ for the service for
Rogation Sunday.
Rev. Carson, in his sermon,
said that we live in an age when
people are constantly faced with
crises. Everywhere we turn there
is labour unrest, student unrest
and revolution and said govern-
ments, business, and people in
general are not doing anything
about the situation.
He sighted the surplus of
University graduates and school
teachers. What do the local
School Boards do? They increase
the size of classes and cut down
on the number of teachers they
hire, thus adding fuel to an
Opening
Bee Line Inn
Restaurant
Grand Bend
Fri., May 22
for the season
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Former Granton
resident passes
Miss Bessie E. Foreman,
youngest daughter of William
and Rebecca Jane Foreman,
formerly of Granton, died in
Runneymede Hospital, in
Toronto, May 13, 1971. She is
survived by a sister, Mrs.
Kathaleen Davey of Woodstock
and was predeceased by another
sister Mrs. Mitchell Haskett in
December 1961. She is also
survived by two neices and one
nephew.
The body rested at the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Home,
where the funeral service was
held Saturday, with Rev. R. A.
Carson of Holy Trinity Chrch,
officiating, Interment in Birr
Anglican Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Calvin
Haskett, Brian and Bruce
Haskett, Jack Cumming, Jack
Graham and Guy Graham.
Miss Foreman was a school
teacher for 35 years in Toronto,
and had been in Runneymede
Hospital for 10 years.
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Lucan
personals
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Mr, & Mrs. Whitney Coates of
Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
Anderson of Detroit were guests
of Mrs. Bob Coleman last
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hardy visited her
son Harry, and a friend Mrs,
Jane Somerville, in St. Joseph's
Hospital last Saturday. Mrs.
Somerville, who suffered a
severe heart attack recently is
improving.
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson has
returned after visiting for a week
with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Allan Robinson, at New Ham-
burg.
Miss Lina Abbott was among
the large group of McCormick
Home residents who last
Saturday enjoyed the Com-
mercial Travellers' drive to
Komoka. On their return they
were entertained by 40 gaily-
dressed dancers from a Dor-
chester Dancing School,
Mrs. Thomas Thompson and
Tommy, Mrs. Ruth Ann
Chisholm from London and Mr.
and Mrs. William Fischer, Cheryl
and Chris from Komoka, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Katherine Fischer.
Mrs. Bob Coleman has
returned home after spending a
few days with her grand-
daughter, Mrs. John McTaggert
and family in London.
Saturday, Archdeacon
Foreman and sister Nellie, at-
tended the funeral service of
their cousin, Miss Bessie
Foreman of Toronto, at the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Home.
The Archdeacon assisted in the
funeral service.
already explosive situation,
He said the people of God must
show the way in concerned
leadership.
Next Sunday the sermon theme
will be "Responsible Christian
Citizenship."
The Cubs and Scouts will meet
Tuesday because on Wednesday
the annual meeting of Huron
District Scout Association will be
held at 7:15 p.m. in Clinton
Legion Hall,
UNITED CHURCH
The guest speaker at the
morning service at the Lucan
United church, Sunday, was
Hubert McConnell, field
secretary for Alcohol and Drug
Concerns, Inc., formerly the
Ontario Temperance Federation.
He said far more high school
students drink alcohol than use
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COUNTRY COUSINS WIN — The Country Cousins emerged as
grand champions of the Lucan ladies' bowling league. They are,
back, left, Nancy Marshall, Mary McRoberts and Barb Jamieson.
Front, Shirley Bannerman, captain Willa Harding and Judy Sleeper.
T-A •hoto
WIN "A" CHAMPIONSHIP — The "A" league championship of the
Lucan ladies' bowling league was won by the Dairy Maids shown
above with their trophies. Back, left, Kit Hearn, Marg Young and
Loretta Dickson, Front, Jean Isaac, captain Edythe Watson and Kae
Haskett. T-A photo
COPPETTES COP TITLE — Taking the "B" league championship in
the Lucan ladies' bowling league were the Coppettes. Back, left,
Betty English, Sue Wilcox and Theresa Hamilton, Front, Maureen
Craig, Captain Carol Diemert and Sue Auger. T-A photo
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Trophies were presented to the
members of the Lucan ladies' bowling league that recorded the high
scores of the year. From the left, they are, Jean Isaac, 339 single;
Marg Young, 860 triple; Judy Sleeper, average of 212. T-A photo
School children
see police display
Officers of the OPP gave a
demonstration of their equipment
and activities to about 500 area
school children at the Legion
Hall, Friday last.
The police dog, Arab, was
present which interested the
children. A police cruiser and a
motorcycle were on show, as well
as scuba-diving and radar
equipment. The breathalizer was
also shown.
Slides on police work were
screened.