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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-08-04, Page 88; THE` `PINES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, .ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, X955 BR.IDES.ELECT! 41. Seg. the "rersonaIieed Service" albuzas at The Tinneg-Advocate, Times -Advocate Madame Hayette Hair Stylist, London will be at Hayter's Beauty Shop GRAND BEND THURSDAY AND FRIDAY July 28 and 29 and EACH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY thereafter until Labor Day Phone 178 for appointment Femini Double -Ring. Rites For Snell -.Mason At the d'aules .St. parsonage on Saturday. July 30 at le o'clock in a double ring ceremony 'per- formed by Rev. H. J. Seen the marriage was solemnized of Shir- leY jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd Mason ,of Dashwood find John Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Snell, Exeter. The bridal couple were attend- ed by Mr, and Mrs. George Snell Of 'Seaforth.. Following 'the Ceremony a re - cotton was held on the lawn •at r the •home of the bride's ;parents tothirty guests. For. the wedding dinner pink and white deeora- Exeter \•1 Closed For Holidays August 8 — August 13 (Inclusive) Ersman's Bakery Phone 588 Exeter Homemaker Wins $5CL00. Prize In Gold Medal Flour Contest Mrs. K. G. Crocker of Exeter has won a $60.00Prize in the Betty Crocker Gold Medal "Kitchen Tested" Flour RECIPE SHARING CONTEST. Other Ontario Winners Are: Mrs. H. Fisher, Brantford Mrs. C. Grandmaison, Windsor Mrs. H. Cobo, Preston Mrs. J. G. Davies, Kincardine Mrs. J. Wyman, Weston Mrs. A. Crabtree, Kitchener Mrs. J. D. Toohey, Hamilton Mrs. H. English, Weston Mrs. G. Lee, Niagara Falls Mrs. A. G. Mair, Chesley' Mrs. M. Keen, Barrie ° Mrs. G. K. McDonald, Napanee Mrs. A, Moore, South Porcupine Mrs. A. Hamilton, Lively Mrs. G. Sloan, Guelph Mrs. C. Parker, Grimsby Beach Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Toronto Mrs. E. Powers, Oshawa Mrs. K. C: Lefler, Windsor Mrs. M. Barton, Cooksville Mrs. E. Audet, Earlton Mrs. A. Fraser, Sault Ste. Marie Mrs. E. H. Peat, Ridgeville Mrs. M. Wyman, Toronto. Mrs. G. E. Fitzgerald, Bronte Mrs. G. Morris, Tobermory General Mills (Canada) Ltd. e Facts ancien A Page Devoted to the Interests of the. Women Readers of The Times -advocate C .Huu1Nenn11nluuul111eluIIU QoD BITS Of Holidays By 04. -- The fourth boy, now near pea rifted, glanced 'from the outer door to the inner ,one and finally fled, but not in time. He didn't get out in time to miss his broth- er as he emerged •frozen and` un- smiling to beescorted straight home without any peanuts or candy on the way. * * * * Checic-1 p There was a bit of a wait in the dentist's office, We bad Sot- lowed four boys, of ,the restless age, into the waiting roam so the wait was by no means dull. Number one boy was fairly composed, number two and three, immersed in giggles, but number four sat stiff-backed as if wait- ing .fora call rte doom. We' saw the story. Obviously he had •gath- ered a few ligla-hearted buddies: to ads side to see him through this current trial. The door from inside ,opened and a young lady of the ,same age as the quartette stepped out. Number one 'boy greeted her while the others looked curiously on. "Did you get the drill?" "Yup, and two needles." "Does it hurt? Let'•s see?" She declined, however, to open her mouth an inch but shrugged aside and departed. T.he lady in the white uniform spoked her head out at the. boys and called Jim, Number four boy froze then relaxed with relief as •one of the others disappeared inside. The other two decided ito step outside for a breath of air. tions were used. For the wedding ceremony the bride wore a white nylon dress, white sequin -trimmed ,hat and corsage of red roses. For travel- ling to points in Ontario ,the bride donned a navy •costume with white .accessories. The bridal couple will make their home in Exeter, Closed For Hoiid-ays August 1- 8 Dot's Beauty Shoppe Exeter .Ontario HEREFORD CORNED BEEF . o SAVE -ALL WAX PAPER . . • SW E ET' WAFER PICKLES Javex • ROSE HRAFJD 39c 25c 29c 39c Puritan Meat Balls 37c Kernel Corn . . 2-33c Dorn. Sugar . 5lbs. 41c Swt. Mixed Pickles 23c MEATS Fresh. fork, Picnio Style Peanut Butter R & W Sockeye Salmon . Marshmallows . Shoulder Roasts . . 39c ib. Butt ,Pork Roast . 49c Ib. Swift's Franks . . 37c lb. Sliced Side Bacon .% Ib. 35c tic 35c 37c 37c. • BLUEBERRIES . 'by the basket arriving Thurs- day for preserving and freez- ing. • Cucumbers 2 for 17c • Tomatoes 2 lbs. for 25c PEACHES leaeestoi►e peaches coming Thurrilay, ;moderately pelted. RiC.i' OPEN WEDNESDAY MORNINGS BY POPULAR DEMAND Open Tues., Fri, deed Sat. Nights -- Your Reel, & White Supetinslrket, Exeter South 1 Of Rest It's dandy :for resting And lalling about Retreat when you aren't feel- ing chummy, For dozing, a hammock Is hard to replace, 'Til you try to turn on tummy. • You can shift juet a 'bit, If you +balance. °it right, 'You can eat if the food isn't crummy, Bat one lusty Sneeze Makes a rough sort sof sea And a laugh" ends in chaos, not funny. Thus it remains For the sad and the stili • For the thoughtfully calm is the hammock.. Not for the addict Who's dizzy with swings And. yearns for a rest on bis stomach. your • Exchange Vows In St. Thomas A ladies' 'trio singing "Tae Lord's My 'Shepherd" heralded the wedding ceremony In Frome United ,Church on Saturday, July 30 at 200 o'clock of Miss Mar- jorie Neureen Fife, daughter of Mrs. Harriet Fife, 118 Centre Street, 1St. Thomas and Robert Hugh McDonald, son of .Mr. and Mrs, Lex McDonald of Exeter: For the occasion the ehurch was decorated with terns, yellow and white :gladioli and candelbra Rev. •H. J. Snell of Exeter offici- ated at the ceremony..Mies Grace McIntosh, A.W.C.M. of 1VieBride's played traditional wedding 'music and accompanied Mrs. Hugh Par- sons of Exeter who chose to sing "In the Garden o•f Tomorrow" and the "Wedding Prayer." The ladies' trio, ,Ruth Sales and Marg Crawford of Ridgetown and Marie Calhoun, Listowel also sang two selections. Given in marriage by her. broth- er, Jack Fife of Frome, the bride wore a white, floor length gown of lace and layers of tulle over taffeta. 4. 'dainty heart -shaped, flowered headdress held in place her..finger-tip veil of 'tulle. She carried a white bridal 'bible crest- ed with yellow roses. The •matron sof honor, Mrs. Harold Rycroft of Frome, cousin of ,the bride, chose a ballerina - length costume of pastel green dacron with white ,accessories and carried a. bouquet of 'Shasta dais- ies. The bridesmaids were Misses Margaret Hutcheson of Ingersoll and Louise Ferguson of Ridge - town. Their gowns of yellow (lac - ran were styled identically to that of the matron •af honor. Two little .flower girls, 'Cathie Peirce, ,niece of the ,groom, and Cathie Fife, niece of the bride, were gowned in long, yellow puckered nylon dresses and car- ried baskets filled • with Shasta daisy petals. All attendants wore flowered tiarras of Shasta dais- les.• Michael Fife, nephew of the bride, acted as ringbearer clad. in 'bluish ,grey trousers and char- coal grey jacket. The groom was supported by his brother, Grant McDonald of 'Exeter. The ushers were Ronald Fife of Frome and Gary McDonald of Exeter. The wedding reception was ]held —Please turn to Page 9 Evening Ceremony For London Couple: ,.The marriage of Miss Edith Joy Whitlock, of St. Thomas, and Mr, Harry Sperling, of London, took plaee on Friday, July 29, at 7 pae. In Grace United Ohurch, St, Thomas, with. Rev. A. B. Johnson officiating. Attendants were Miss Winnie Smithson and Mr, A. C. Whitlock. The bride wore a light blue. silk shantung dress with corsage of pink rosebuds. Poliowing a Wedding trip to New York, they will reside at 188 Tecumseh Ave., in London. Receives Gifts Prior. to her marriage, Mrs. Sperling was entertained at a nuniber of showers, Miss Winnie Smithson was hostess for a miscellaneous ahow- er. Mre. Archie Wakeling and Mrs. Harry McGiiton Were eo- hostesses at the former'e home in London when Mrs. Sperling was presented with ai. Kenwood blanket, Men ern of the Eveniu.g: Auxiliary of Grace tl Church presented Mrs. Sperling with a mixette at the home of Miss ihuth Ramey Oft Flora St., St._ Thamae. •Pollawing a meeting of the l;'idelie Claes at the hOnre of Mrs. Blake Stevenson, lTughes at., she was presented with a 'rilieeellan- eons sihower, Neighbors gave her a trilight floor lamp. Woodham Church Wedding Scene A pretty double ring ceremony was solemnized amid a setting of ferns, summer flowers and can- dles in Woodham United Church, when Ruth Irene, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 'Hazle- wood, of Woodham, exchanged W vows with George alter, eldest; son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Levy,. also of Woodham. The Rev, A. Laing, of Galt, officiated, Given in merriage pry her (a- ther, the' bride looked lovely in a floor -length dress featuring a strapless net bodiee and skirt of net over satin, ;She wore a lace jacket with lily point* sleeves, Her finger-tip veil was held in place by a headdress of net and sequins and she carried a ,bou- quet of red roses and stephanotis. Miss Merle Hazlewood attend- ed her sister as maid of honor and Miss Marie Levy, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. They wore siniiliar .ankle -length gowns of pale green net over taffeta with matching mittens and pleat- ed net headdress. They carried bouquets oe red roses and stepha- notis. Mr, Harold Levy, of St. Marys Base Line, brother of the groom, was best man. Mr. Norman Reale- wood, brother of the (bride, and Ken iSparling, of Anderson, • cou- sin of the groom, were ushers. Mrs. Rhea Mills, of Woodham, played traditional wedding music and also accomtpanied Miss Helen Webber, of London, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "I'll Walk Be- side You." Following .the ceremony a re- ception was held in the church. The 'bride's mother received, wearing a white nylon dress fig- ured with red, white accessories and corsage of red roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who 'was gowned in navy with white accessories and corsage of white mums. For the wedding trip to the United States and points East, .the •bride chose a .wavy linen dress, checked coat with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Levy will reside on Highway 83 near Russeldale Guests were present for • the wedding from Toronto, Mitchell, St. Marys, Woodham, Kirkton and London. Enjoy Honeymoon In North Ontario Baskets of .gladioli and fern flanked with white candles in candielabra provided an attractive setting in Grand Bend United Church for the wedding of Elsie Noreen Joan Stebbins to Gerald Wayne Cooper. The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Delas ,Stebbins, Grand Bend, and the groom is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cooper of Exeter. The Rev. W. C. Smith officiat- ed at the double ring .ceremony. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. W. C. !Smith, Mr. -Douglas . Gill as soloist sang "Through the Years" and "0, Perfect Love." • Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride wore a waltz length gown of nylon net and lace over satin with petal neckline and lily point sleeves. Her .fingertip veil was held by :a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of red roses and lily o8 the valley knotted with white ribbon stream- ers. ;Miss Ila Vincent, friend of -the bride, as -maid of honour wore a floor length gown of green nylon net over taffeta and carried a bouquet of roses. The matron of honour, Mrs. Mervyn Jones of Exeter, wore a. ,gown of pink xt'y- lon net over taffeta and .carried a bouquet of roses. Arnold (Stebbins, brother of the -bride, and Irvin ;Ford of Exeter supiidrted .the groom. Peter and Walter . Weston Jr., Dashwood, were ushers, • Receiving the guests at her home the bride's 'mother wore a dress, of •aqua miracle sills with white accessories. The. ,groom's mother chose a black and white sheer #cress with white accessor- les. 'both wore corsages of red avid white carnations. on their rehire from a wed- ding strip in Northern lOntario the 'Couple will reside in Exeter. For 'travelling the bride wore a navy and white linen 'suit with white accessories, • Display Presents At Trousseau Tea Mrs. James Taylor entertained at a trousseau tea •onn Tuesday, in honor of &her daughter, Marjorie. The 'guests were received 'by Mrs, Taylor, Mit, N. Hills, London, and Marjorie,• • The Walling gifts were .dis- played by Miss Patricia 'Hopper, and ,the brlde''s trousseau 1y Miss Ilolen Taylor. Mrs. 1)onald Mouseeau,. Miss Jetta Reaper, .Miss 'geth Taylor, Mies Jean Taylor and Miss Jean ette Taylor served the guests. frs. Lee teeth, Mrs 'Stuart Dick, Mrs .V. Nestle and Mrs. Harold Taylor assisted with ;the tea 'table, Year Dollars Will go Farther -lien you 'shop the WANT AD way! Elimville Ladies • Entertain Band The monthly •meeting of the ,and W. A. was. held in !the basement of 'the church re- cently. The rm•exnrbers of the Mis- sion .'Bared were their guests, and also .had charge o•f the program. The scripture and prayer were given by Dianne Johns, a story byBetty Ann $tellhens, a solo• by Sandra Walters,• recitations by Margaret ;Johns •and. Janet—Skin- ner, a piano solo by 'Dianne Johns. Mrs. W. J. Moores gays the story of ,the evening ",Sisters Three" and "A Little Ukranian ~Girl." The W.M.G. and W.A., ,held their, business meeting, Lunch was served by the ladies. 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