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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-19, Page 174 '$Q LIVth' 1;4i..".;:.77:;71—Mr. aria ivirs, Paul Watson were Married in St. Peter's RC Church, St, Joseph, on Satur- day, October 7. The bride is the former Angela Laporte, RR 2 Zurich, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, RR 1 Dashwood. —Dow photo Double -ring ceremony Tall standards of chalk -white green corsage was worn on her gladioli and ferns formed the muskrat fur jacket. setting for the wedding in Port out; of town guests were pre. Perry United Church of Barb- sent from Toronto, Dunnville, ara Jane, daughter of Mr, and Kitchener, Exeter Clinton Lon- l'itakt? ,i-PAtienw" '''.u•aiiiiim,417,4tireitill, : Foils weddihg. Sale bigger In Church of St, .John's the Evangelist, Smith's Falls, de- eorated with white gladioit, and ferns, Winflifred lialiadey, daughter of Ambrose Ha11day JtR 1 Smith's Fells, and the late Mrs, ilalladay, became the bride of Robert ;Kirk, son of Mr. and bIrs. Lewis Kirk, Thomas St., Ex. eter, on "Saturday, September 30, at 1L30 a,m, Canon .0, IL Sadler perform- ed the ceremony and Miss Joyce Lawsee, Smith's FallS, played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Donald Garbutt, who Sang "Wedding Prayer': and "0 Per - feet Love". Given in marriage by herbrpther, brother, Ed Halladay, the bride wore a full.length gown of silk faille styled with scoop neck- line, three quarter length sleeves and bell-shaped skirt accented at the back with a large bow. She carried a bouquet of red roses, white mums and Ivy. Hurondale JilIs make fruit cups The fourth meeting of the Hurondale Jolly Jills for the club "Featuring Fruit" was held on Tuesday, October 17 at 7,30 p,m, at the home of Mrs, Garnet Hicks with 16 members present. President Barbara Webber conducted the business part of the meeting, During the meeting "Im- portance of Breakfast as One of the Day's Meals", "Fruit for Breakfast and Fruit Cup Ideas" and "How can I im- prove my record book?" was discussed. After watching Mrs. Alvin Moir prepare a fruit cup the members participated in pre- • s. , James U. Porter, ,Port don, Oshawa, Alvinston, Thed- paring more t h e m s e 1 v e s. Perry, and John Kenneth, on ford, Parkhill, Nanticoke, st. s'Fruit Cup Garnishes" were of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin P. Catharines, Wai nf I e a t and also discussed. Pym, Thedford, Brantford. The i Mrs, Moir had obtained many Rev, William J. Moore, Park- Zle ilaPPY couple are now re- different kinds of apples and bill, officiated for the double siding in Thedf d, along with those brought by ring ceremony and the wedding the members, the apples were music was played by Mrs. separately named and discus - Alex Sangster, Parkhill. Thesed. soloist, Mr, Robert Johnstone, Kinettes honors The next meeting is to be Parkhill, sang "The Wedding Prayer" before the ceremony held on October 24, During the and "0 Perfect Love" during new mother week the members are to pre- pare and serve to the family the signing of Che register, Exeter Kinettes met at the the fruit for breakfast at least Given in marriage by her fa- home of Mrs, Cal Wein last once before the next meetingther, ther, the bride wore a full- Tuesday evening with almost and report it in the record length portrait gown of white 100% attendance. book. Also two breakfast menus organza over taffeta. The fit-P'resident Mr are to be planned, one with sleeves gathered with tact. A -man presen ce meal and one including fruit spoon and in turn Mrs. Hoff. later in the meal and bring the full billowy skirt ted bodice featured tiny short t is' jci ojne te Mrs. attre H 9ff. fruit at the beginning of the Bud ,Preszcator with a baby accented large bow gave back interest to man was feted with a baby these to the next meeting. '• by a row of fine lace. The bride sho,wer. The meeting was concluded wore a finger tip veil edged in Ireasurer's report was pre. with the eating of the fruit lace held by a tiara of rhine. sented by Mrs. Gordon Bayn. CUP. stones and pearls. She carried a cascade of chalk white g a - ham. and Registrar Mrs. John dioli and stphanotis. Heronly Burke called the roll. The draw • e, Oeyellery was a necklet of Brock. was won by Kinette Mrs. Bill , pearls and matching earrings, Assisting the hostesP were the gift of the groom. Her maid of honor was her —a ybMrs. nhamLes Parker and Mrs., sister, Norma Elizabeth Porter and bridesmaids were Miss Gail Stratton, and Mrs. R. Tedball, London. and Miss Marion Mar- tyn of Port Perry, They were, Tarsitano-Hern identically gowned in street - length dresses of buttercup yel- — Continued from page 14 g low taffeta with bell skirts and er assisted wearing a ht featured portrait necklines trim- blue organza ensemble. niethwith lace. Their headdres- For a honeymoon spent in ses were small crowns of petals Florida, Jamaica and Ontario Greene was in the chair and Nurse speaks to Trivitt Guild Guest speaker for the meet- ing of Trivitt Memorial Guild was Miss Norma Westgate, pub- lic health nurse. She spoke of her work as a missionary nurse on Baffin Is- land and displayed Eskimo cos- tumes and native carvings. President Mrs. Murray and pearls in matching color the bride donned a strawberry plans for the November bazaar were further discussed. Plans were also made for a euchre party to be held Monday, Octo- ber 30 at the Parish Hall. The meeting closed with a social hour convened by the hostess, Mrs. Evan Sims and her committee. covered with full net veils. They pink sheath with matching carried nosegays of bronze and jacket and white accessories. yellow mums with talisman The couple will make their bows. The little flower girl, Miss home in Chicago. Eileen Mitchell of Oshawa was The bride is an air steward - dressed. in white point de-esp- ess and the groom is a senior rit. She wore a bandeau of flow- dental student at Loyola Dental ers and carried the rings in a School, Chicago. basket filled with yellow button mums. Mr, Harold Pym, Thedford, was best man for his brother and the ushers, wearing black watch jackets were Mr, Ray Pa. vey, Alvinstont Mr, H. Tedball, London and Mr. George Davies, Thedford. The :reception was held in the church hall, decorated in pale yellow and white streamers and white bells, Small table ar- rangements of bronze and yet. low mums were placed on each of the round tables. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a sheath dress in mink brocaded taffeta with a blue feathered hat and The bridegroom's mother chose corsage of blue carnations. ',41 gown of teal blue crepe and wore a corsage of pink carna- tions, Rev. Moore acted as master Of eeremonies at the reception and sang two duets with the so- loist Mr, R. Johnstone with Mrs. A. Sangster accompanying them on the piano, Before leaving on their honey- moon trip the bride sent her wedding bouquet to tjie groom's invalid grandmother, For their trip to the Adirondack Moun- tains the bride wore a honey beige wool dress with autumn green aeeeaatirieS. A bonze and THE CINERNKMOSE MEN CAN DO SETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE,IS: READ THEIR 011/NIVRTFIS6 '144 • •* so* •re 0 • Oafteait.o.* BOWS FINA RADIATOR SERVICE • A COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE IIIGHWYS. 4-91 EXETIEff Mrs., 'Vole Trodden, RR 1. Smith's :Falls, was malr021, of honor wearing „a .Slreet-len101„ .gown of; gold mu -de -sole with round necklinet three-quarter length „sleeves and matching aceesSOrieS. She ca id, a nose gay of bronze mums, Miss Shirley Wilson, emisino the, bride, as .bridesmaid, was, dressed identically to the mat. ron of honor,. Flower giri, Miss Lee fialladay„ niece of the bride, .were mint green and carriedmauve mums. Robert :Solt, Exeter was best man and Eugene. Kirk, brother of the grooin„ and. Asattel Hailaday, 'F411iot Lake, brother ef :the bride, ushered. A reception Was held in the Parish nail Where Mrs, V. Holladay, sister -1114w of the bride, received guests wearing a magenta wooljersey sheath with Jacket And white carnation corsage. The groom's mother chose a pink sheath with jacket and pink earnation cor- sage. For travelling to New York where the honeymoon was to be _spent, the bride changed to a two-piece knitted suit of Baltic Woe with white acces- sories and pink rose corsage. The couple will live at Wa- saga Beach. Guests attended from Ex- eter, Brockville, Elliot Lake, New York and Merrickville. Displays crafts to UC federation At the meeting of the Wom- an's Federation o f •James Street United Church Monday evening Mr. Clifford Heywood, London, formerly of Exeter, demonstrated leathercraft in- cluding the tooling and carving of leather. He also showed pictures made of wood veneer which is one of the newer industrial arts which he teaches to grades seven and eight of London Pub- lic Schools. He was introduced by Mrs. Arnold Lindenfield and thanked by Mrs, Lloyd Cush- man. Mrs. Lindenfield led in the devotional assisted by Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Allan West- cott and Mrs. William John - stop, Mrs. Ken Ottewell fav'clred with a piano instrumental. Presiderit Mrs, Douglas Insley ) conducted the business when a questionnaire concerning the "United Church Women" -was- discuSsed, directed by Airs. Gordon Koch. A graham cracker pie crust is fine to line bottom of re- frigerator tray; spoon in ice cream; top with more crumb inix—freeze. YOUR DEPOT SOUTH END SERVICE Russ and Chuck SneII PHONE 328 EXETER ELECTRIC DRYERS BUY NOW AND GET A FREE ELECTRIC BLANKET • Full double bed size • Full 2.year guarantee • A top quality blanket made by Canada's largest elec- tric blanket maker • Can be washed and dried auto- matica Ily • Offer good from Oct, 14th —Nov. 301h, 1961 A $29.95 VALUE Only GE Dryers Give you high-speed air circulation and lowternperature to prevent "hot spots._"," See RUSSELL ELECTRIC YOUR. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER FOR SALES wtrti SERVICE EXETER. PHONE 109 and better( Pigger and better than ever —DOW In attendance • and Incr. chendise—Was the et:incenses regarding the semi-annual rum- mage sale sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary to South 'Huron ifeaPital on Saturday afternoon at the Legion Hall, A great variety of merchan- dise front fresh eggs to fur coats was offered for sale. One good friend brought 20 dozen iresh eggs for sale and they disappeared rapidly. The furni- ture auctioned by William Smith realized over $50., The net proceeds was 5809.50. Last fall's sale brought a little over $700. A raffle on a split.leaf philo- dendron in a planter •donated by Reder florist and an autumn floral arrangement given by Bailey's florist netted $46. The former was won by Mrs. Wil - ham Amerongen and the latter by Mrs. Jack Pryde. A new department inaugurat- ed at this sale was used Hal- lowe'en eostunies which really "went over in a big way", The committee in charge, Mrs. Eugene flower, Mrs, W. 0. Selcion, Mrs. Harold Taylor and Mrs. Robert Southcott, expressed themselves as "amazed at the crowd so dense one could scarcely move and so eager to buy." The merchandise that was not sold was given to needy families in the district and the Salvation Army, London, Always lift stemware by the stem, rather than the cup, it is less likely to be broken, 1.10400.01010eumml.lomIII$I•IPIIIuIIIUl,, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week. Snell Bros. Ltd. 1 ii"""1",""ilignitl..00111 ttttt 1.11, ttt 1 tt I171110/114 WI workshop •!" The ThresAdvatate, October 1.9, 1961 slated for Friday A South 114ron District work. -thP13 on WI Procedures is be. Ing beid in flensall Legion Han Friday, October 27 from 10 a.rn to 4 p.m. Mrs. R. J. Penny, KingSton, will be the instructor, aeb member attending Is to hrng a box lunch and also the WI handbook, .Pogo 40 Mis$1onary.home-. „on, .,furlough Miss Audrey Pi n k 11,o I n e r, London, formerly of Shipka has arrived borne on ter see, ond furlough from thsland of St. Lucia, West Indies where she works among children And young people. Miss Finkbeiner spent her .early day* iu Shipka and ,WaS. a 'member of Shiplo church. Herold Firtkbeiner IS 'A .brOtker and Mrs, Ernest Keys,. Exeter, is an aunt. Many will remember il4iss. Finkbeiner when :she .spoke -'at severalmeetings in Exeter Abd -community :on her last furlough. a001.0.10010011011112M00112210111200 mo44.4tegiostkook, Free! Mane Fraser s new recipe booklet. 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