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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-09-25, Page 15T.Via:Migo ART- GATES "Of course Jim wants you to conic. Mother. He's getting your room ready now!" Aar GATES "1 guess they're the nto;t unfriendly people "in the whole neighborhood!" SKI JACKETS Instructor length pile hoed. blue, moo and brown. Sixes 11,16. lined with attached - UNSURE .• .88 Girl's Galaxie Pixie JACKETS 'Quilt Lined,' Attached Hood With Fancy Trim 10.99 Sizes 4-6x Boy's and Girl's JACKETS Nylon shell, pile lined with attached hood, blue, navy, brown, skis 44x .98• SNOW PANTS Neoprane, water proofed nylon, matched with pile jacket for perfect snow suit $5.99 Instructor Lengih SKI JACKETS Fur trimmed hood pile lined, o ran ge, blue, green and red, 'sizes 8-14. $14.98 District Weddings of Interest • Iii0!Vg9N1)060O.Ng'50AFOR ,14.e•ONT EPtir5; sleeves with apple blossom ap- Pint"' crepe with hat to match. ,, WilTstomp out of the house in fun:' -pliques -adorning-di-eh-04We— --Prior to her -iv-edilifq, the --After—d—VEdaing--u—ip---to'—an evening and return with the - Place a handful of I o os e and skirt which fell full from bride's mother entertained her Northern Ontarib, the couple the back to form a cathedral daughter at a trousseau tea. will live in Kitchener. The - flush only a man who had been change in a large brown paper kissing could have, bag, and have the guests count train. Matchjing appliques form- Pouring tea-A/ere - Mrs. Milton bride is a recent graduate of the Guelph General Hospital School He is also insistent that I it with their hands inside th e- ed her headpiece which held a Wiltse; Mrs. Etta Eyre: Mrs. Wm, tiered illusion veil. Dale; Mrs, C. Eyre and Mrs. F. of Nursing. not wait up for him. Often bag, so they can't see. The win- when checking his pockets be- net is the one who gets the right Guests were present from' The matron of honor was Wright. Servinglwere - Miss Breslau, Kitchener, Niagara fore washing, I have found tis- total, or nearest to it. Mrs. Shirley Mills, London and Gwen Bosman; Miss Faye Dalton; sue stained with lipstick, the bridesmaids were Miss Rita Miss Janice Eyre; Miss Dianna Falls, London, Stratford, Mount When I confront him with ''' CONFIDENTIAL TO McMichael, Waterloo and Mrs. Wright and Mrs. John Solomon. Forest, Exeter, Clinton, Wing- these things, he denies them. TONGUE-TIED -- ham, Toronto„ Bluevale and - I.'m you my Betty- Ann Hagen, Brantford. Insists that I stop meddling. Am • sending - Displaying the trousseau were - Brussels. They were dresied alike in el- leaflet, "Tips On Talking". Mrs. D. Mills; Miss Rita 'McM1- • ' I meddling? At this point he hael;-Niri. Wayne McMichael; '--- -has told-me he.doesa't even ie This should "give you some good' low chiffon over yellow. taffeta,----c empire waisted, accented by want me to touch him ,' ideal Bui remember: When Mrs. B. Bender; Mrs. D. Cassidy; moss green velvet ribbon and DEAR END' - He wants to eat you are comfortable with a Mrs. W. Snell and Mrs. L. JEyre. yellow flowers. They carried ., his cake and have it too. Not person, you don't have to talk, bouquets of yellow roses and Miss Sharon McMichael and practical. He wants home to be talk all 'the time, Silence can girl, Miss Sharon McMichael little feminine friendship on than a lot of aimless chatter. 'guest book throughout the day. was dressed similarly with match- Helping in the kitchen were - the side. A meddler is not one As for wanting a snapshot , The marriage of Audrey Anne McMichael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMichael, Walton, to Blair R, •Bender, sort of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bender, Bayfield , took place in ,.North- • side United Church, Seaforth, on August 2nd, 1969 decorated with white gladioliand yellow mums with Ret, C. Britton of- ficiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an empress line gown of pure White silk or- ganza, scooped neckline, short ° ing yellow flowers in her haisr. The ring bearer was Joel Bender. Brian Brown, Elmira, was the groomsman and the ushers were Doe Lorbetski, Elmira and Wayne McMichael, Preston. The organist, Mrs. James Stewart, played traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist Graeme Craig when he sang "Wedding Prayer", "0 Per- fect Love". The reception was held in the Seaforth Community Centre. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a sea-green dress of chiffon over lace with white accessories and a corsage of yel- low cybidium orchids. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a matching turquoise coat and dress ensemble with navy and turquoise accessories • BENDER-McMICHAEL and corsage of white cybidium orchids. For a wedding trip to South- ern Ontario the bride wore a white lace ever mauve crepe blouson dress with matching bolero, white kid accessories, and hot pink gladioli. Guests were present from Sarnia, Brantford, Toronto, London, Elmira, Brampton, Kitchener, Waterlob, Preston, Galt and Bancroft. ' • The couple will reside In - Use Expositor . Want - Ack Phone 527-0240 NOLAN-SADDER Pink and white gladioli amid candlelight formed the setting when Lorraine Alice Sander exchanged marriage vows with Barry Richard Nolan on September 19th in St. Ambrose Church, Brussels. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Mary Sander, Breslau. and the late Waller Salida, while the groom's parents, are Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan of R. R. 2, Brussels,. Rev.. John Mooney performed me ceremony. The wedding music was played by Miss Yvon- ne Connelly. Mr. James Sander, Breslau, gave his sister in marriage. The bride chose a sweet - fen g t h dress of white velvet and her flowers were a cascade of pink roses. The bride's only attendant was her sister, Mrs, Keith Douglas. Her dress of forest green velvet was styled identic- ally to that of the bride and she carried-a bouquet of white and pink roses. Pink roses adorned the hair of both the bride and her sister. • Mr. Donald Nolan, R. R. 4, Brussels, brother of the groom, was , best man and the ushers ' were Mr. Douglas Lowe, Kit- chener, and Mr. Keith Doug- las, London, brother-in-law, of the bride. A floral arrangement of pink roses graced the table for the buffet lunch at the recept- ion which followed in the par- ish hall. The bride's mother received • wearing and ensemble of sky blue silk.shantung with match- ing hat, She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a dress of emerald green French One of the district's oldest residents, Mrs. John McLean died at the Hillside Nursing Home Thursday night at 102 years of age. She was the former Louisa Corkett, borze at Marsworth, Buckinghamshire,' Eng. Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corkett, In May, 1909, she imigrated to Canada with the son from her first marriage, Albert Boulter, In 1913, she remarried and she and her husband, John Mc- Lean, farmed for 40 years near. Cromarty, The couple retired to the Braeside Rest Home, Mitchell, in 1953 where her husband died two years later at the age of 96. Surviving is her one son ,A1- best Boulter of London. • The funeral service was at the Heath-Leslie Funeral Home, Mitchell, on Saturday, Burial followed in Roys Cemetery, Ful- larton Township. HENRY LEONHARDT Henry Leonhardt of R. R. 1, Bornholm, died Friday night in Seaforth Community Hospital. He had been a patient there one day and had resided at Kilbar-,, chan Nursing Home for some time previously. He was born in Logan Town- ship, April 29, 1883, a son of the late John and Elizabeth (Diegel) Leonhardt. On March 6, 1906, he married Amelia Hoppenrath, who died in 1964. He was a member of St. • Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- hagen. Surviving are a son, Herman, of R. R.1, Bornholm and one daughter, Mrs. Ernest (Martha) Drager, Seaforth; one brother, Chris. A. Leonhardt, Seaforth; one sister, Mrs. Lena Bennew- ies Of Logan Township and thirteen grandchildren. The funeral arrangements were in charge of the Lockhart Funeral Home at Mitchell. Mr,, Leonhardt was removed to St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Mon- day for funeral service. Pall- bearers were Mervyn Leonhardt, Edwin Leonhardt, Irvin Leon- hardt, Fred Leonhardt, Edwin Hoppenrath, and Carl Steinbach, white Shasta daisies. The-flower there to come-home to, with a say just as,much - or more- Miss Andrea Eyre attended the OBITUARY ••• DEAR UNSURE - The ans-' wet to 1,2, and 3, is "Hands Off"! Hands off any food other than the diet I am sending you. Hands off your face if you expect it to clear up. Want my leaflet about Acne? Hands off - when it comes BUDGIES to pawing and petting, Necking is caressing above the neck, pet- ting below it. If a boy r e a Ily Likes you as a person and Wants to be with you' because you're or 11.88 with cage fun, he won't expect you to go in for anything Intimate. DEAR DORIS - My daughter is entering university and I would like to have a party fer her before she leaeres, inviting her grandmother, three aunts, abr add a few girl friends. Is it bad Regular Piles /kr.... taste to put her clothing size .on the invitation if.they wish to SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF Would you have any games bring a gift? could do at this party? Weather Pet Supplies or suggestions-of something we peimitting,it will be held out in ..,—, just Arrived the back yard. -GOING AWAY PARTY DEAR GOING - A broad hint like that would never do. -Dealer Seaforth. Even relatives shouldn't hear a ememeemeameseemommerseasammes . who probes into his own affairs, bring out your own camera and and "this is certainly your affair, snap a few candid poses when But marital tangles are corn- something interesting is going plicated things, The quarrels on. Then yoU'll have the pic- you mention - did they hurt a ture you want and something little more than you thought you can share. Camera bugs they did at the time? Could are popular, there be ways in which sharp CONFIDENTIAL TO words from• you have taken the WANTING TO QUIT - place of what might have been To admit you loathe low-geared talk? There are so many things which can trigger unrest, make, My leaflet "Why Smoke?' The best thing I can do is So get you off to a counsellor,o give you some guides, and ' will be on its way when you S 1, I live and . send me your address on ,a and I am 10 stamped envelope. , pounds overweight. Could you A recent survey showed that suggest a diet that would help '77 percent of Canadian men me lose weight yet supply believe smoking is injurious to health; this energy for outdoor work?ealth; this includes both smok I love to eat, ers and non-smokers. As know- 2. How can I get over a ner- ledge increases, though, quit- vous habit of picking my face fterasst do not increase nearly so and causing ugly sores? • 3. How far should a steady What kind of sense is that? couple go when,it comes to ..necking and petting? My mother never told me anything. BAIRD-HYDE In-Yorkrninget. Baptist Claa, pel, Toronto, on September 6 , 1969, Miss Marjorie Hyde be" came the bride of Mr. Orrin Baird. The bride is the daught-, er of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, Kippen, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baird, Brumfield, Rev. Wallace Stephenson, Of Eryden, brother-in-law of the bride. officiated at the double, ring ceremony and was assisted by Rey. S. R. McClung of Tor- Onto. Renditions by the soloist were 'i The Wedding Prayer"and "Mozart's Hallelujah". Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a soft A- line full-length gown of ivory brocade accented by a mandar- in collar and below elboW sle- eves featuring a full ruffle. She wore a mantilla of French lace for a headpiece and carried a miniature bouquet of white gladioli which were 'grown in her parent's garden and arrang- ed by her sister, Mrs. Jean Welch, London, upon a white Bible. go. DEAR DO1 work on a far DEAR DORIS- What'seemed whisper of a gift expected. at first to be just innocent re,. I'll send you my leaflet on action to a'quarrel, now looki "Party Games and Refreshments", like unfaithfulness My- hubancL_ AncLbe.re's_another game that-is • — Hubby won't touch me the smoking habit is the first step. After that there are rou- tines to break, substitutions to .Evelyn Yacknoveti, Oshawa, sister 'of the bride, weadfig a yellow floor-length • gown featuring a wide Empire sash of mint green satin and' carrying a nosegay of yellow daisies was matron of honour.' Carrying a similar nosegay of yellow daisies. Miss Shelly Yaclutovets, niece of the bride, dressed in white pleated organ- dy accented with daisies, was flower girl. Mr. Jerry Baird, Detroit, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were, Alex. Hyde, London and Douglas Hyde, Chatsworth, brothers of the bride. The bride's mother wore a beaded chartreuse dress with beige accessories and the groom's mother wore a cocoa brown dress with beige acces- sories. The reception was held at • the Guild Inn, Scarborough. For travelling through North- ern Ontario and points east, the bride chose a plum crepe dress trimmed with off-white loose pleating and ac c ess or i es to match. 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