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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-02, Page 5I H 15. .. 1!Lovely Weather Highlights Nuptials ;,.. IN T H „A I I .asVarga,Fischer ,:.‘. 4kets.or.white radioli Ldee- r - I. BY MRS. sl..M. :St : orated Centralia :United :church Featured M the Globe and nail weekend magazine of last week in an article on \\Ingham the Smallest TV Town — Atm Roy Morena., Dashwood, is r.ic'ured. Making her f...vorite cid', on the M'Lady program. l'ere is the recipe which is also Lemon Icebox Pie (Mrs, Roy Morena) Crush, about 20 gingersnaps to Make Vscups fine crumbs. Melt Is cup butter; add to crumbs. Mix well. Press 1 cup of crumbs into the bottom of an ice -cube tray. In the top of a double boiler eembine cup of sugar, tp. Falt, 3 egg yolks, LS CUP of fresh /emu, juice and 1 tbl. grated Ethel's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 18, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling Da rot Tuckey ETHEL IDESJARDINE Proprietress "TIME, THE SUBTLE THIEF OF YOUTH" Name To have the physical joys of youth, combined. with the experience of age, has always been the hoped for wish of every- one. F o r 111 e r 1 y, this dream was impossible. People just couldi 't live long enough. But ,..now average life expectancy is up to the biblical three score and ten and steadily increas- ing. You can prevent time.from stealing away your youth. The chief enemy of youth is sick- ness. Visit your physician at the first sign of any illness. He can prescribe the proper medication to help you get well quick- er, before any serious damage is done. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE Exeter 447 WHEN YOU NEED MEDICINE Pick up your prescrip- tion if 'shopping near us, or let us deliver prompt- ly without extra charge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- scriptions, May WO com- pound yours? • • Andrew Johnston Drugs Main St'-, Exeter PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS tQuotatinn he John Milton (ifina.147:1) Copyright J5i (DWI) lemon rind. Cook over boiling water, stirring constantly until it's thick. Cool. Beat 3 eggwhites until they're sti ff, fold into lemon Beat TA cup cream until it peaks, then fold into filling., Poly into freezer 'tray and ion* with remaining crumbs. Freeze until firm — about two hours At the coldest. setting. .Serves 6 to 8. # * Mrs. Hilton Laing won second prize for ways of serving apples and one recipe was for Apple Bavarian pie which we give you this week. Apple Bavarian Pie (Mrs. :Hilton Laing) 1 baked 9" gingersnap -crumb crust 2 envelopes unflavored tine 2 cups apple 4 egg yolks a tp. salt 4 egg whites 1 cup heavy cream 1 tp. vanilla 2 cups chilled applesauce 8 red -apple slices unpared Sprinkle gelatine over apple juice in double boiler; let stand 5. minutes. Stirring occasionally beat until gelatine is dissolved. In small bowl beat egg yolks with sugar and salt; stir in some hot apple juice; *add to rest of juice in double boiler; cook till mixture forms coating on back of spoon. Refrigerate, —Please Turn to Page 15 juice gela- Education WI Topic for the marriage .of Joyce Elaine Fischer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer, Con. 2 Bid-- du10 and. William John Varga, son :of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Verge, ,Cbristine, on Saturday, Septem- ber V at 2 .p.m. Rev, J. T. Clarke ,performed the ceremony and Miss Allison Clarkeplayed wedding music and Atcompanied the soloist, Mrs. Ross McFalls, who san,g, "Wedding Prayer" and 'A Wed. - ding Blessing." Given in marriage b.v her la- ther the bridewore a floor -length gown of .white: nylon ret over taffeta :featuring a lace bodice trimmed with seed pearls and rhinestones. Her finger-tip veil of silk illusion net was held by a :coronet of pearls and rhine- stones. She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Lillian Stanlake, London, was maid. of honor for her sister and bridesmaids were twin. sis- ters, Lena and Leta Cullen, Lon- don, They wore ballerina -length dresses of chiffon over taffeta with matching jackets and head- dresses in pastel shades of green, pink and blue respectively. They carried cascades of pink and white mums. Joyce •Cunning- ham, Lucan, as flower girl was dressed in yellow nylon over taffeta and carried a basket of white. baby mums. Leslie Varga, London, was hest man and ushers were Al- bert Varga, Christine, and Ron- ald Carruthers, London, A reception and dinner for en guests was held in the church parlors. The bride's mother wore soldier blue crepe with insets of lace, and pink accessories and the groorn's mother chose grey printed crepe with black accessories. For a honeymoon in Niagara Falls the bride i travelled n a District president, Airs. E. Des blue wool gaberdine suit. with Jardins was guest speaker at white accessories and corsage of the September meeting of Huron- tiny yellow rosebuds. dale Women's Institute held in The couple will reside in Lon - James Street United church . on don. Wednesday evening. She suggested that as histori- cal research was stressed in the branch institutes last year this year's theme be education. She discussed the county rally for which Hurondale Institute is hostess this fall. The guest speaker is to be Mrs. Douglas Hart, Woodstock, assisted by Mrs. .J. D. Hossack, Embro. The tentative date was set for November 5 in Caven Presbyte- rian church. Five ladies from Londesboro Institute were also guests and one of them 'Mrs. Lorne Pipe gave a demonstration on the played wedding music and ac - making of flowers from foam compahied the soloist, Richard rubber. McCutcheon, • brother of the Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin com- bride, who sang the "Wedding mented an the motto "When you F.' raye r" and "The Lord's close your mind like a bolted Prayer." door then you start to grow old." Given in marriage by her fa - Mrs. Mac Hodgert presided for ther the bride wore a cocktail - the program which included a length dress of white lace over Thursday Nuptial Gaiser-Jaques Rev, Father E. Veltenheinner Dorothy Elizabeth Alaybelle and Rev. Father Kelly officiated Jaques, daughter of Mr. and at the wedding of Freida Van- Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Bewail and neste and Jerry Spruyette at the Gerald Robert Geiser, London, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic son of Mr. Royal Gaiser, Credi- Church, Parkhill, at 11 a.m. ton and the 'Ate Mrs. Gaiser, Thursday, September 25, exchanged wedding vows before The bride is the daughter of the. Rev- Charles D. Daniel in Mr. and Mrs—Joseph Vanneste }Jensen 1Tnited Church on Satur- groom is the sen of Mr. and amid demations •ot bronze and of R.R. 1 Clandeboye and the day. September 27 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Spruyette of R.B. 1 Clan- yellow gladioli and candelabra. cleboye, Mrs. Freeman Moriock pro- vided the wedding music and ac - Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride chose a floor- Wade, [he soloist, Terry length formal ensemble featur- Crediton, who sang "The ing a bouffant skirt with thanel train, fitted bodice, .adorned with guipure lace and rhine- stones. A shoulder length veil of French illusion fell from a pill -box headdress. She tarried a cascade of pink orchids and stephanotis, Miss Rosa Vanneste, as maid of honor chose a ballerini length gown, of royal blue nylon over tulle and taffeta featuring atrearn- ers at the back. She carried a spray of baby carnations, mums and ivy. • Misses Lea Denys and Jeannie Coolman as bridesmaids wore pink nylon net over tulle, simi- larly styled to that of the maid of .honor, as did the two little flower girls, Betty Schauteel and, Sandra Willems, with nose- gays of baby carnations and mums, centered with,a red rose. The best man was Paid: Cro- nyn of R.R, Clandeboye and ushers, Frans and William Van- neste. Constant Vershoore of Delhi played traditional wedding mu- sic and accompanied the soloist, Marcel Lanoo, also of Delhi. • At a dinner and reception Centralia Bride the Lucan Community Centre, catered to by the .'...rena Com- mittee, the bride's mother re- ceived in a black lace govvn, beige coat and black accessories and pink orchid corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a beige lace gown, matching hat and accessories and a pink orchid corsage. For a honeymoon trip to Niagara Fans the bride changed to a'royal blue wool gown, black accessories and pink orchid cor- sage. •The young couple will make their home at R.R. 1 Clande- boye. The altar boys. at the' church were Roland Vanneste. brother of the bride and Daniel Denys of Parkhill, Songs sung at the church in- cluded 0 Sanctissima and Hail Queen of Heaven. singsong led by Mrs. Robert Jef- nylon taffeta featuring lily point fery and Mrs. H. G. Strang. Roll sleeves and sabrina neckline, The bride is the Catighter of call was answered by naming the She carried a cascade of roses ?At. Carmel Vows Mr. and Mrs, ,Tames A. Wilkins, Father J. Kelly officiated in Thamesford, and Mr. and Mrs. "first owner of your farm and and :fern. also 'telling something he did of Mrs. Barbara Loucks, Sham- Archie Parsons, R.R. 2 Howell benefit to you." Our Lady of Aft. Carmel. church are parents af the groom. rock Min, was matron of honor . for the marriage of Leona May President Ms. Roylance West- wearing brocaded Lorna Ferguson, Thamesford, powder blue Woodburn. Greenway. and David colt conducted the business. A taffeta. Kathleen McCutcheon, JohnMorrissey. Crediton.played traditional wedding music communication from Mrs. Ian sister of the • bride, as brides- and accompanied the soloist, September 13 at 2 McAllister, bane economist for maid wore pink taffeta. They Saturday,.Margaret Elliott, who sang "Be. Huron, advised the 4.41 Home- carried bouquets of red and The bride is the daughter nf making club's newproject was white carnations, 'Flower girls'. "The Cereal Shelf" and the Valerie Ann McCutcheon and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wood- burn, Greenway, and Mr. and leader' course would be held Rhonda Fletcher wore pretty /qrs. John ignrrissey., Crediton, leader assisted by Miss Mari- The bride chose for her wed- Spec jai in Clinton, October 14 and 15. —Please Turn to Page 15 are parents of the groom. Mrs. Alvin Moir was named ding a waltz -length gown of lyn Tuckey. Guides Choose Chantilly lace over satin featur. Mrs. Garnet Hicks and Mrs. ing three-quarter length sleeves Gerald McFalls were., named • delegates to the London area Patrol Leaders and a scalloped neckline. The bouffant skirt worn over a hoop convention to be held in London, October 20, 21 and 22. An invi- Elf LIEUT. ALICE CARTER had a lace scalloped overskirt. ration was accepted to meet with The• Guiding year started in • • Her finger-tip veil of nylon tulle was held bY a petal headdress. Seaforth W..1. in Seaforth District full swing last Thursday night after the She carried a bouquet of red High School on the evening Of with the first, meeting rose buds and lily of the valley. October :14. A donation of $15 long holiday. Eighteen Guides The bride was attended bY was .voted to Canadian Mental showed their eagerness to get Sandra AfcLinchey, Lando n. Health Association and to the started by attending this meet - dressed in rose nylon chiffon Canadian Institute of the Blind. ing. Hostesses were Mrs. Hugh An election' was held for:the over taffeta. She carried white Mrs. V. Arrnstrong Love and Mrs. R. E. Pooley. patrol leaders. Donna Erman rases. Robert Morrissey, Crediton, 89 Anne St. Phone 125 They were assisted by Mrs. IT, was elected patrol leader for the grO0m8man. Dougall, Mrs. .1. Kirkland and Canary. Patrol; Kathyrn Page was A luncheon. was served to the Mrs. William Etberington. and Linda .Johnston were re - immediate families at the home of the bride followed by a recep- tion in Crediton Community Centre. The bride's mother wore regal blue with black accessories And ! corsage of pake pink rose- buds. The groorn's mother chose silver blue. lace with rose acces- sories and deep pink rosebud corsage. For a honeymoon spent in New l'Ork State the bride donned Scouts . for travelling an ensemble of royal sapphire blue with black accessories and pale blue car- nation eorsage. Mr. and Mrs. Aforrisaey will reside at R.R. 3 Ailsa Craig. Probably the • moat thrilled campers of the weekend were a Dublin Wedding I young patrol front RCAF &A- i' tion Centralia troop 'headed by Richard Shoebottom,•Crediton. Most Ot the. boys — including The Times -Advocate's carrier boys in Huron Park. Doug Demp- ster and Tlielcy Fletcher — just recently graduates from Scouts to Cubs. If enthusiasm compen- sated for experience, they might have won top spot. The wedding of Margaret Lily :AlcCutcheon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. McCutcheon, Stanrock Mine, Elliott Lake, for- merly of Centralia to Robert William Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Fletcher, Stanrock, was solemnized in a setting of red 'and white. gladioli and autumn leaves in Stanrock 'United church on Saturday, Sep. tember 27 at 2 p.m. Rev, Addison officiated and Mrs. Jean Russell, Elliott Lake V Priding Prayer" and "0 Per- fect Love," Given la marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white silk organza fashioned with cap sleeves and long torso. A pill -box .headdress held her shoulder -length veil and she car- ried a white. Bible crestecl with yellow rosebuds and lily -of -the - valley. Aliss Mariene Jaques, Hensen, was maid of honor for her sister wearing rust chiffon over taffeta with matching accessories, fea- ther headband and carrying rust and yellow gladioli.. Marie Jar- rott, Kipper', and Shirley Gai- ser, Crediton, as bridesmaids wore gowns similar to that of the maid of honor in yellow and carried yellow and rust gladioli. ;Indy Ferguson, Exeter, was flower girl frockel in green chif- fon over taffeta and carried a nosegay of yellow and rust gla- dioli. Aubrey Gaiser, London, was best man for his brother and Russell Beaver, Crediton, and Bill Jaques, }Jensen, ushered. A reception for 50 guests was held in the church parlors. The bride's mother received in navy blue nylon acetate lace over rayon taffeta with pink rose corsage. cause" and. "The Wedding f.'raYer." • Given in marriage by her fa. ther the bride wore a floor - length dress of rosepoint Chan- tilly lace and net over taffeta featuring elongated basque •bodice. scalloped sabrina neck- line and lace tapered sleeves. The bouffant skirt had 14'ePt .panels o aare lorming remit- gote effect over nylon net vas - ceding to a slight train. She carried a cascade of red roses. A sabrina headpiece trimmed with pearls and rhinestones held her double French illusion veil. Ruth Wilkins was maid of honor for her sister and brides- maids were Mona Durfee, West Branch. Mich. and Mrs. Norman Whiting, Exeter. They were dressed alike in ballerina - length dresses of sapphire blue with cap sleeves and bouffant skirt of impressed pleats. They had matching feather band head- dresses and carried cascades .of white mums tinted pink. The flower girl, Alary Meachem were a salmon pink velvet dress with white antique lace and un - pressed pleats. She carried a basket of white mums tinted blue and white carnations. Ring- bearer, Glen Ferguson wore grey pants and grey striped ivy league jacket and carried the ring on a white satin pillow. Harold Parsons. Hensel!, was best man for his brother and Norman Whiting, Exeter, and —Please Turn to Page 15 • HI -LINE Beauty Salon Located in Cook's Hotel, Centralia AIR CONDITIONED DRYERS' For Iravelling to northern PHONE 750-W-1 EXETER points the bride changed to a black nubbed linen dress, black Marg Coward, Prop. and tweed coat with accessories in black and turquoise with which she ,,wore a white rose corsage. Mr. and. Mrs. Gaiser will re- side in.London. Parsons -Wilkins In a setting of standards of pink gladioli. white mums and candelabra in Westminster united church, Thamesford, the mar- riage of Mary. Lou Ann Wilkins and Gerald Roy Parson s, Thamesford, was solemnized be- fore Rev. A, W. Meacham on Sat- urday, September 27 at 3 p.m. SPIRELLA offers you another wonder= ful opportunity to save on your foundation garments. Offer good until • OCTOBER 11 elected leaders- of the Swallow c41 IPIIMIIIIIiivilltiiiimliiiittifillillillif in! l ll tt t atid oriole patrols. respectively. A Guiding game was played with the Canary • Patrol in top MISTER FARMER Take advantage of our eustont curing and smoking. Let us Make delicious hams and bat- on from your hogs. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE HOPAE,RENDERED LARD Our Slaughter House is open $ A.M. Monday People Are Talking ahoy). the wonderful hickory -smoked and cured Bacon And Ham that Exeter Frozen Foods are processing SPECIAL Thurs, Fri., & Sat. Picnic Hams 43c Lb, I Exeter Frozen 'Foods phone 10 place. The meeting was brought to a close with a short campfire followed by the Guide Taps with Lieut. Carter taking the goocl- 1 salute.. — Continued From 'Page 8 On Sunday came church, Clean - 110, and breaking Camp. Anne Messing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GeOgge Messing, Netterden, Holland, and Anthony Berendsen, Son Of Me. and Mrs. John Beretidsen, 13,11.. 1 Kirkton, exchanged Marriage vows in Si. Patrick's Roman Catholic. church, Dublin, on Saturday, SepteMber 13 at 10 a,ni. Escorted to the, altar by Mr. John Berendstm the bride wore a .floor•iength gown of while satin with lily point sleeves and bouffant skirt. A coronet Of rhinestones and irrideSeent se- quins held her finger tin double Veil: she tarried a bouquet of White t arnations, Trudy terendson, LOndon, as maid of boner Wore a ballerina length gown in yellow and car- ried White MOW. Miss Wilma Berendaen as bridesmaid Wee dressed in nik green and car- ried white Mums. .1ohrt gerendsen ,Ti', was hest man and Peter lamp, Sarnia, ushered. Mrs. b. Lane, buhlin, played the wedding musk and atom - panted the choir who sang do - rat fitimbere, For a horlOY)11001 to be Anent In Northern °Meth.the bride &Med A boige anit (ii trayn1. ling. T1t t6lttlk will Make their bite In Strnia CLOSED for Vacation October 4-16 Marjorie Dilkes your Hairdressor EWER Main Street PHONE 146 .....Ofli NeInsmammiimrik.,4•016 • You ci,n stop moth dam- age in your home. As an authorized Berlou Service Dealer we give you a 5 year guarantee. if Berlou falls, if there is any damage, we pay the bill, Why not let us mothproof your blankets, carpets, rugs, garments and upholstered furniture? Berlou Mothspray is colorless, odorless and stainless. The cost is small. A man's suit , a wbman's dress or coat can be moth- proofed for only 20 cents a year, Any material moth- proofed with Berlou retains HS original softness. Remember — 'Revlon profts. sional mothproofing protects you for 5 years or we pa,y the bill. MidTown Cleaners fiNti4E 33 EWER • Modern Beauty Salon NEW LOCATION 1 DOO,R. SOUTH OF CENTRAL HOTEL Phone 349 Pearl Henderson, Prop. The TimeeAdvOcele, October L 1958 • What .11appens, To. FUR COATS? Our claim records indicate they can be . . * TORN I3Y PUPPY * BURNED BY CIGARETTE * STOLEN AT BAZAAR * RIPPED ON DOOR Is Yours Insured W. H. 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