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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-28, Page 14Page 14 Itmes,Advocate., October 28, 1971. MR. AND MRS. BEVERLY T. SHIPLEY photo by Engel MR. AND MRS. K. HARVEY LATTA Couple travels north Hensall Livestock Sales SALES EVERY THURSDAY • AT 2:00 P.M, All classes of Livestock COMPETENCE CONFIDENCE COMPETITION Victor Jack Doug Hargreaves Riddell Ridden 482.7511 237.3431 237.3576 Clinton Dashvuood Dashwood DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Let's look ahead ucan and district news Phone' 227-4614 Correspondent: Mrs. Eleanor Darling TWENTY.FIVE YEAR AWARD — At a recent banquet held in London, Sgt. Sid Daley, head of the Lucan Ontario Provincial Police detachment received a quarter century award from Supt. A. E. Ayers of No. 2 district in London. Sgt. Daley joined the force in 1946 at Port Arthur and served at Schreiber and Halfeybury before coming to Lucan. Now-the 40 ouncer The returnable, resealable, 40 flozibottle of Coke. Trade Mark Reg. Ail SCO110ffikdirff "Ogg* Trade Mark Reg. Trade Mark Reg. Marque cieposee It's NEW This is the largest single-bottle way to take home delicious, refreshing Coca-Cola ... and an economical way. too. Reseals to protect its taste to the very end. Take home two of these new 40 ounce returnable, resealable bottles and you actually have a half gallon of Coke to serve. Coca-Cola makes any pause the pause that refreshes. Things go better with Coke. It's the realfithing. Coke. Both Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade marks which Identify onry the product of Coca•Cbla Ltd, Available only In areas served by . , ESBECO (Huron) LIMITED Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under Contract with Coca.Cola Ltd. Lucan personals Holy Trinity Anglican Church decorated with yellow and white mums, was the setting for the October 9th wedding of Janis Ann Freeman and Kenneth Harvey Latta with Rev. H. A. Carson officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman, Lucan, and the grooni's parents are Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Latta, RR 1, Lucan. Traditional wedding music was played by organist Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Ricky Freeman, brother of the bride was soloist and sang "Walk Hand in Hand" and "Only Just Begun." Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a gown of nylon over taffeta in empire lines, bodice em- broidered with daisies, stand up collar, floor length viel with a graceful train and a small crown headpiece. She carried yellow roses, mauve and white daisies. The maid of honor was Mrs. Les Greenlee, RR 1, Lucan. and the bridesmaids were Grace Smith, Jacquelyn Hodgins and Betty Park all of Lucan. The flower girl was Dianne Elliot of London and ring bearer , Jeff Dunning of Norwich, The bridal attendants were gowned in dresses of deep purple nylon over mauve taffeta in empire lines. All carried white, yellow and mauve daisies, and wore yellow daisies in their hair. Les Greenlee was best man, and Bill Haskett, Jerry Freeman, and David Latta ushered the guests. A reception followed in Lucan Community Centre, catered by the Anglican Church women. The couple travelled to Nor- thern Ontario for their honeymoon wearing matching pantsuits of navy blue with pink and mauve shirts. The couple will reside at RR 1, Lucan. Church News Holy Trinity Anglican Church Monday over 60 young people gathered in the CoffeeHouse to listen and dance to David Cun- ningham's band, October is the 21st Sunday after Trinity, At the 11:00 a.m. service the sermon theme will be the Bible and the Reformation. At 4:00 p.m. the Sunday School will By SID DALEY Jack didn't disappoint me Comrades, "Jack Frost" that is. My trip to the Soo was truly one of color; the scenery was beautiful. Yea sir, "Jack" did a colorful job. It sure was great to meet with my old pals and nice to get home and get rested up prior to getting back to the grind. Incidentally I have news for you folks who go around saying "it's too late" "I'm getting too old." Let me tell you something, I was talking to a chap, while in the Soo, who was born in 1878 and planning a trip to Europe in 72. It's the truth, for I helped him make application for his passport. Now you can say "It's never too late to plan." Look forward to the future. Plan ahead; do your thing, You'll be glad you did. Attention all ghosts, ghouls! Comrade Ross Needham advises there will be a Halloween dance at Branch 540 on Saturday October 30. You wanted to get out of the attic and haunted house, now is your chance to meet the other "whatcha may call it's" at 540. the bewitching hour is sometime between 8;30 p.m, and 1:00 a.m. While on the subject of Halloween we urge all drivers to exercise that little extra caution needed to protect our young trick or treat goblins as they go from door to door in costumes which unfortunately, in some October 9, 1971 in an autumn setting of rusts, golds, reds and purples, the wedding vows were exchanged in Wesley United Church, Highbury Ave. North, by Barbara Gayle Stewart, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. A. Stewart, Denfield, and Beverly Thomas Shipley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shipley, Denfield. Rev. Susan Seymour, Granton, performed the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated at the front with baskets of gold and rust mums, red gladioli and colored leaves, the focal point being the wedding candle. The pews were marked with colored leaves tied with gold bows and streamers, Wedding music was supplied by Ron Alderton, London, at the organ. A group of the Earle Terry Singers sang the processional hymn and later, "The Lord's Prayer" and "We've Only Just Begun." Margaret Sanborn, Ilderton, rendered a trumpet solo "You'll Never Walk Alone" during the signing of the register. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a hand created gown of candlelite white polyester cashmere, featuring a fitted bodice to which was attached a wide peplum, both of which were trimmed with French lace accented with seed pearls. The A-line skirt flowed into a short train and her Madonna-type, off-white French instances, impair their vision. Parents please make sure you check the children's treats thoroughly, we still have the odd ball around who delights in placing razor blades in apples, etc. And a word of caution to the older pranksters - Before you commit that act of "Fun - Think." Think of the final result of your act; some unsuspecting motorist, may be killed or severely injured because you thought it fun to move a barricade or flashing light. By all means go out and have fun-fun you may look back on with delight - not guilt, Comrade don't forget to set aside a couple of hours on Nov. 5th or 6th to assist Comrade Harvey Hillman with his Poppy Drive. Yes comrade all it will take is a couple of hours. That is, if we all get behind the "BIG PUSH." That's what it's all about; service to others. An important date for the youngsters of Lucan and area to remember is Tuesday November 16 - for this is the date our good ladies of the Auxiliary start the registration and figure skating sessions. Now would be a good time to get the skates out, make sure they are sharp so you can start right in. Don't forget "Power Skating" will be an added attraction this year, 540's "Early Bird" campaign is in full swing comrades. Have something to "Crow about." Pay your 1972 dues now, Support your illusion veil, bordered with wide French lace, fell gracefully from a headpiece embroidered with pearls. She carried a short cascade bouquet of yellow roses accented by tones of purple, variegated foliage and trailing ivy. The attendants were Gay Stewart, sister of the bride, as maid of honour, and Eva Jean Tunks, Komoka, and Maxine Karges, Toronto, as bridesmaids, They wore sleeveless ivory English crimpolene jersey jumpsuits under multi-colored long hooded coats in tones of brown, golds and purples. They carried sheaf bouquets of dried flowers in tones of gold, accented by purple. The best man was Gary Dixon, Ailsa Craig. The guests were ushered by Fred Lewis, Denfield, and John Walls, Denfield. The two nephews of the bride, Masters Jeffrey and Todd Jenken, Belmont, acted as ring bearers. The wedding reception, dinner and dance were held at The Ivanhoe, London. For their honeymoon trip, the bride changed to a gold wool pant suit with tan sweater and tan accessories. The groom is a graduate of the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. The bride is a graduate of the London Teachers College and is presently teaching Home Economics for the London Board of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Shipley will reside on the groom's farm at RR 1, Denfield. Couple honored on anniversary A reception was held in Ilderton Legion Hall in honor of Mr. & Mrs, Roy Shoebottorrt of Ilderton, Saturday, October 26. Mrs. Lawrence Hotson of Lucan, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Shoebottom, was hostess and many relatives, friends and neighbors were present to comrnemerate the happy oc- casion, Biiinch. Have the "arly bird symbol placed beside your name. Remember that old 'Esprit de corps" - keep Branch 540 number One. 540's next general meeting will be held Wednesday November 10 at 8:30 p.m. Make it a point to attend. Support your elected executive - have your say in matters concerning your Legion. Take pride in your branch, See you there! 540's next Ladies Auxiliary meeting is Tuesday November 2nd at 8:30 p.m. The same remarks apply ladies - the only difference being, my wife won't let me attend your meeting! And that's 30 for this week. Remember - That argument you won from your wife isn't over yet. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kennedy and Betty and Glen Johnson of Belmont spent the weekend at C olipooYaBrad Cranston , y Wia r ton, iw former Lucan teacher, is still a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Nina McFarlane called on her aunt, Mrs, T,C, McFarlane, last Thursday. Will Hobbs and his sister Mrs. Jean Ilueston of St. Ives visited with Miss Lina Abbott last mr.s, M Thursday. Mrs. William Haskett has returned from a two week visit with Mrs, Arthur Haskett, Scarborough,s. Wilbert Stanley visited with Mr. & Mrs Andrew Elders and Peter Wiseman for a week at Toronto. They then travelled to Hanover to visit their son, George. Mr. & Mrs. B.J. Porter of North Baywere recent visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bond Sr. Mr. & Mrs. George Hindmarsh spent last weekend with Mrs. Bern Lipsitt of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hodgins have left for Tennessee for a few days, Kirk Montgomery of Toronto has been visiting friends in Lucan and London the past week, Mr, & Mrs. Jack Prince of Oshawa spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Harold Prince, also with Miss Sheila Prince of London. Mrs. Joe Morkin is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital having undergone surgery. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Whitehead visited. Mrs, Whitehead's father, who is seriously ill in Memorial Hospital, Hanover. They also visited her brother who is ill in the same hospital, and her sister- in-law who was released from hospital Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb, Lucan, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry McAdams of Arva, have returned from a tour including Spain and Morocco, Mrs. John Dewan has been very ill but is now recovering, Sadie Egan, an early November bride-elect was showered with gifts Friday night in St. Patrick's Church Hall by friends, neighbours and relatives. Weekend visitors of Mrs. Catherine Fischer, Lucan, were Mrs. Richard Shank of Dunnville, Mrs. Joseph M ordush and Sharlene, London, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Gabel and Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Steuer, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fischer, all of London, Mrs. William Fischer and Chris, Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and girls of Komoka. Heads drivers Neil McRann, Lucan a regular at Western Fair Race way, has taken the lead in the drivers race there. In 14 starts, Neil has three firsts, four seconds, and three thirds for 56 points, an average of .444 Ken Hardy also of Lucan is close behind with ,407 average. 1Pr KJ M CONSTRUCTION SA: s, Mant:7 for estimates on Farm Buildings and House Framing KEN McCANN 234.6401 CR EDITON 74adea, Real gaate? Buying or Selling Complete Appraisal Service Call Betty Bates Lucan 227-4150 representing Tim MacFarlane Real Estate London 434-8824 hold their annual Halloween party. The Anglican Youth Movement will meet on November for a hay ride. The ACW will meet November 3 in the home of Mrs. Harold Hodgins. Lucan United Church Rev. W.C. Tupling, conducted the service in the Lucan United Church Sunday. He chose as his topic, "Where in the world is the church to-day?" Robert Black- well was at the organ. Contributions for the Mental Health Association are asked for next Sunday on offering plates or may be given at the UCW unit meetings. Thirty-six new hymn books have been ordered and paid for. Mrs. M.H. Hodgins is in charge of this and anyone wishing one should contact her, The Tyros and Sigma C will meet Thursday as will the Couples Fellowship Club. Sunshine dub installs officers The sunshine club met Thur- sday afternoon, at the Masonic Hall with 16 members present. The new slate of officers was installed and Will commence duties at the November meeting. Euchre and bridge were played. Mrs. Frank Jolliff and Mrs. "Wes Atkinson served lunch. Lunch next week will be served by Mrs. Hob Coleman and Mrs. Charles Windsor. An autumn setting