The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-05-18, Page 18COLLEENS 'B' WINNERS — The Pixies emerged as 'B' champions in the recently completed playoffs of
the Lucan Colleens ladies' bowling league. Back, left, Ileen Hodgins, Kathy Ryan and Elveria
McCafferty. Front, Patty O'Dwyer and Thelma Hodgins. Missing was Jennie Leckie. T-A photo
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Taking high individual awards in the
Lucan Colleens ladies' bowling league were Nancy Densmore, high
triple 671 and Helen Shipway, high single 307. Missing was high
average Cathy Van Bussel. T-A photo
Former Lucanite
passes away
At the Mason Villa Hospital on
May 12, 1972, Mrs. Jennie
(Shoebotham) Brock of 22 Clif-
tonvale, Ave London passed
away in her 85th year.
She was the wife of Johnathan
Brock, and mother of Mrs.
Russell (Marion) Hills, of
Alvinston, & Edward of Toronto.
Also surviving are Mrs, Violet
Hardy of Lucan, nine grand-
children and one great-grandson.
Mrs. Brock is a former
Lucanite who lived in Lucan for
many years on Alice St.
The funeral was held Monday
with interment in Forest Lawn
Memorial Gardens.
Sunshine club meets
The Sunshine Club met in the
Masonic Hall Thursday with
president Mrs. Harry Bond Sr.
presiding. Fourteen members
were present and euchre was
enjoyed by all. At the close of
meeting lunch was provided by
Mrs. Larnpier and Mrs. Lillian
Kelly.
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Vacation Home
Niagara Falls trip
for newlywed couple
Patricia Doreen Smith and
John W. Ward were united in
marriage at Lucan United
Church on May 6, 1972 in a ser-
vice conducted by Rev. W. C.
Tupling. Music was provided by
Mrs. Marilyn Dykeman.
The bride wore a lovely white
legada wedding gown, with a
high neckline trimmed with
embroidered lace. The full, cuff-
trimmed sleeves were also
trimmed with lace. A long chapel
train hung from her shoulders to
the hem-line. A Juliet cap of lace
and seed pearls held her shoulder
length silk illusion veil,
The bride carried a cascade of
yellow roses and a mauve orchid
and was given in marriage by her
father,
Jean Hickson, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honour
and wore a yellow floor length
dress of dotted Swiss with a low
scoop neck and short puffed
sleeves. The other attendant,
Linda, also a sister of the bride,
wore the same style, in mauve.
Both carried white wicker
baskets filled with yellow mums
and white and mauve daisies,
The best man was Terry
Hickson and Dave Smith was the
usher.
After a reception at Lucan
Community Centre the couple
took a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls. The bride's going-away
outfit consisted of a red, white
and navy vest-dress set with red
and navy accessories.
The couple will reside in Lucan.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Leonard Smith, Lucan
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Harrower,
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At a meeting held in the Legion
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pros., Emerson DeGraw;
president, Bert Thompson; 1st
vice, Gordon Elson; 2nd vice,
Ross Needham; 3rd vice, Art
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Six executives were chosen;
Jim Simpson, Earl Knoblauch,
John McCafferty, Jack Elson,
Keith Dickson, Bill Smith, and
the sports officer is Gordon
Elson.
Explorer group
make topiary tree
The Lucan Clandeboye
Explorers met in the United
Church for their last expedition
May 8. Each girl made a topiary
tree to be used as decorations at
the Mother and Daughter
Banquet, May 19. Ten gold star
girls will graduate, The May
Chief Explorer Dianne Lynn will
be mistress of ceremonies at the
Banquet.
Tops Club
The Tops Club held their
weekly meeting in the Masonic
Hall Wednesday with Mrs.
Brigetta Van Geel presiding.
There was a good attendance and
weight loss. Plans were com-
pleted for the convention in June.
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BicIdulph students elect Lucan The new student Council for'
Biddulph Central School are a4
follows: boy president, Rick
Freeman; girl president, Lynn
Stanley; secretary, Nancy
Riddell and treasurer, Bill Lewis.
Lucan Biddulph Central School
played East Williams School with
East William's girls winning and
the Biddulph boys winning their
ball game.
THE DEVILS ARE CHAMPS — The 'A' championship of the Lucan Colleens ladies' bowling league
went to the Tasmanian Devils shown above. Back, left, Joan Dietrich, Angela Clarke and Alice Hodgins.
Front, Helen Shipway, Mary Dykeman and Ileane Richardson. T-A photo
Couple travel on
Shunpiker tour
Mr. & Mrs. James Lockyer
attended the London Free Free
Shunpikers Tour Sunday and
were one of 1,350 cars there,
Personals
Last Monday afternoon the
McCormick Choir sang three
numbers for a church group who
held their May meeting in the
McCormick Auditorium.
Mrs. Kenneth McGowan visited
former Lucanites in the
McCormick Home last Wed-
nesday.
John Hastings and friend Bill
Eden of London spent the
weekend with John's grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery Sr.
Mrs. Katherine Fischer at-
tended the wedding Saturday of
Lorianne Fischer and Larry
Rodin of London.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Snelgrove
visited Sunday with their
daughter and family Mr, & Mrs,
Doug Monk, Joanne and Wendy
of Hanover.
Mrs. Katherine Fischer spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Walter Fischer of London.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bond Jr.
spent the week on holiday at
North Bay.
Thomas Thompson was guest
of Mrs. Katherine Fischer during
the week.
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Sinclair
visited Mr, & Mrs. George Moore
and family of London Sunday.
McGillivray man
dies suddenly
Edward Stuart Ovens of Lot 33,
Concession 2, ' McGillivray
Township died suddenly in St.
Joseph's Hospital on Wednesday
May tenth 1972 in his 76th year.
He was the husband of the
former Hazel Quick, and father of
John, RR 2, Lucan and Alfred at
home. Also surviving are his
sisters Mrs. Muriel McLellan of
Ilderton, Mrs, Ivan (Florence)
Stanley of London Township and
his brothers Harvey of
McGillivray Township and Frank
of Toronto.
Funeral services were held
May 12 at the C. Haskett & Son
Funeral Home Lucan with in-
terment in Carlisle Cemetery.
Vows exchanged
by area couple
At Holy Trinity Anglican
Church, Lucan, Nancy Ellen
Hardy and Andrew James Van
Geel pledged their wedding vows
on May 5, 1972.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a dress she
designed and made herself. The
gown was pink chiffon over
deeper pink crepe, with crystals
at the empire waist, the neck-
band and on the full-length train.
The full sleeves were caught at
the wrist with crystals, lace and
full cuffs.
She carried a cascade bouquet
of white sweetheart roses and
pink carnations, trailing ribbon
and ivy.
The service was per-
formed by Rev. Robert Carson.
Gordon Jacklin of London was
the organist, and the soloist was
Mike Culburt of Lucan.
The bride was attended by a
matron of honour, Mrs. Ken
Hardy, sister-in-law of the bride,
bridesmaid Mrs. Robert Flan-
nigan, sister of the groom, a
junior bridesmaid, Jane. Hardy,
sister of the bride, and a flower
girl, Angela Hardy, the bride's
niece.
They wore matching full-length
dresses of Victorian print, white
with tiny pink roses and trimmed
with pink velvet ribbon. The
attendants carried lighted
candles in wrought-iron holders,
surrounded by pink sweetheart
roses and daisies, and trailing
ivy,
The best man was Peter Van
Geel, and ushers were Ken Hardy
and Frank Van Geel.
The reception was held in the
church dining room, after which
the couple flew to Florida for
their honeymoon. The couple will
reside in London.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Hardy, Lucan
and the groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Van Geel, Lucan.
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