HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 12MR. AND MRS. D. S. MacLACHLAN
City View United Church, Ottawa, was the setting for the wedding on
June 4, of Elizabeth Anne (Betty) Park and Donald Stuart Maclachlan
Jr., with Rev. Mr. Ibbs Avery officiating. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Marjorie Park of Lucan and the late J. David Park. The groom is
the son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. MacLachlan. Given in marriage by
her brother, Jeffery Park, the bride wore a white lace-trimmed gown,
ending in a train. Mrs. Donald Coughlin, sister of the bride, as matron
of honour, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Nancy Park Mayo, Miss Diane
MacLachlan and Miss Marilyn White were all gowned alike in pale
green gowns. The groom was attended by Peter Hayes and the ushers
were Robert Wilson, Terry Triskle and Norman MacLachlan. Following
a reception at the Nepean Sportsplex, Ottawa, the couple left on a
honeymoon to Lake Placid, New York. They will reside in Ottawa.
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Page 12 Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 Shower bride-elect
Seniors plan 'their week'
hear need of funds for hail
Liman
and distrio news
Members of the Sunshine and
Busy Buddies Groups of the
Lucan Senior Citizens Club met
for euchre, bridge and crafts on
Thursday afternoon in the
Masonic Hall.
Plans were finalized for the
celebration of Sr. Citizens' Week
June 19 to 25, when the group has
been invited to the Lucan Public
School for their meeting and a
program by the children.
All members requiring tran-
sportation are to be at the hall at
1:15. A short program of singing
and games will follow the brief
business meeting, preceding the
children's program at 2:30.
Lunch will be served by the
conveners, at the school,
Gordon Hotson, a member of
the New Horizons Committee,
reported on the progress of the
"Drop-in-Centre" being built on
the lower floor of the Hall and the
need for the group to raise some
funds and do some volunteer
painting.
Several ideas were for-
thcoming, one of which will be
carried out immediately when a
Bake Sale will be held in the club
rooms, Saturday, June 25 from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. The quilt will be on
display and tickets will be sold by
Mr. Hotson,
Gladys Atkinson provided a
very humorous "Letter to my
Cousin" type of reading which
was given by Maude Hodgins.
President Merna O'Neil extended
birthday greetings to Ethel
Crouch, who, expects to return to
her secretarial duties with the
club June 23rd.
High Bridge prize was won by
Ivan Stanley and low by Gladys
Six accidents were investigated
by the Lucan detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police last
week.
Constable Jim Craig in-
vestigated a three-car accident
Sunday, June 5, on Highway 7
near the Denfield Road. Cars
driven by Greta Chase, St.
Atkinson. Euchre prizes were
won as follows: High Lady's,
Rose Atkinson, Lone Hands,
Kathleen Neil, Low Lady's, Ann
Kish; High Man's, Marjorie
Steeper, playing a man's card,
Lone Hands, Frank McIlhargey,
Low Man's, Lon Phillips. While
there was no craft class three
members of the Busy Buddies
worked on Club Blocks for
another quilt for next year.
Lunch was served by Elnora and
Lewis Raycraft, and Reta and
Cecil Robb.
Thomas, Robert Cornish, RR 1,
Lucan, and Ivan Goodall, St.
Thomas, received a total
estimated damage of $5550.
Another three car collision
occurred June 7 at 7:45 p.m.
Vehicles driven by Dawn Farr,
RR 3, Granton, Shawn Robb,
London, and Robert Young, RR 1,
Thorndale, collided on Highway 4
near Arva. Constable Craig
estimated damage at $2000.
Constable D. R. Vance in-
vestigated a collision at the in-
tersection of county roads 16 and
20, June 9 at 3:15 p.m. Vehicles
driven by Morris Peckham,
London, and Victor Hughes, RR
3, Denfield received a total
estimated damage of $500.
A car driven by David Toon-
ders, RR 1, Lucan, collided with a
fertilizer sprayer boom owned by
Paul Toohey, RR 3, 'Lucan,
Friday, The accident occurred on
the Biddulph Township Gravel
Road and total estimated damage
was $500.
Constable Craig investigated a
one-vehicle' accident Friday on
Highway 7 near Lucan. A •truck
operated by Robert Kenn, RR:1,
Aylmer, left Highway 7 and
received a total estimated
damage of $4550.
A collision between vehicles
operated by Elwood Hustler, St.
Marys, and William Cassidy,
London, occurred Saturday at the
intersection of Highway Avenue
and Concession 11 near Lucan.
Constable J. A. Wilson estimated
the total damage at $5525.
Church has
guest cleric
The Guest Minister at Lucan
United Church on Sunday was
Rev. L.E. Graham of London who
spoke from Luke 7:1-10 regarding
"Faith". Jesus was surprised to
see such faith, particularly in one
not of the Jewish beliefs. Mr.
Graham asked "How many
people have problems and do not
take them to Jesus?" He said:
"Jesus will give us answers in
our everyday life when we really
believe and listen for His answer,
even though it may not be what
we expect or even what we.
want." He advised us to read our
Bibles and model our lives on His
Life.
The choir, under the direction
of Ray Koopman, sang, in.
`cannon'style "Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow",
Rev. Addie Aylestock was a
guest in the congregation Sunday
morning and was welcomed by
Mr, Graham, Her mother, Mrs.
Wm, Aylestock is in reasonably
good health and is living with a
daughter in Toronto.
Sunday, June 19,, Rev. Harold
Snell, Exeter, will be Guest
Minister for the 115th Anniver-
sary Service at 11:15:June 20 will
be "clean-up" day in the Church
Kitchen and the Manse. All
women of the Church are invited
to share in this project - many
hands make light work. A few
hours of your time, particularly
in the forenoon would be ap-
preciated
Thurgday, June 23, the Prayer
and Share Fellowship (in-
terdenominational) will meet at
9:45 a.m. and the Evening Unit
will have their "Evening Out",
leaving the Church at 5 p.m.
Please note the date change from
regular meeting night.
Next Sunday all members and
adherents are asked to sign up on
the "work schedule's for the
United Church food booth at the
Fair. Add your name to the list
and check the time slots you wish
to work. We need 100 percent
participation in this endeavor to
make it successful
Thanks to all who helped with
the recent bale to Hospital do
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trust it will reach its destination
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Miss W. Wyatt of London, bride
to be of Peter Revington, eldest
son of Mr. & Mrs, Lyle Revington
of RR 2, Lucan, was honoured
with a bridal shower at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Sheridan
Revington.
The bride was assisted in the
opening of gifts by Brett
Revington, Julie Lewis and her
sister Michelle. Elaine and
Janice Campbell, Anne, Carla
and Diane Revington and
Marlene Marshall assisted in
receiving guests at the luncheon.
The bride thanked the guests
and hostess for making her
shower a happy occasion and
expressed good wishes to them to
be present and help celebrate
their wedding at the Holiday Inn,
Wellington Road, London, July 9.
A BIG NIGHT
The Lucan Lions will be staging
a Monte Carlo night Friday at the
Lucan Legion.
An elimination draw will be
held with the final ticket winning
a seven day trip for ,two to
Bahamas or $850 in cash,
Activities will take place in the
Legion and in a tent on the
grounds.
All proceeds will go to the fund
raising campaign of the Lucan
Community Centre.
Damage runs high
in district accidents
WATCH YOUR FINGERS
at the annual Mother and
Kimberly with the corsasge
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— BrownLe Kimberly Blay pins a corsage on District Commissioner Doreen Kime
Daughter Brownies banquet held at Lucan Anglican Church last week. Helping'
is Mrs. Shirley Fowles. T-A photo