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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-15, Page 15MR, AND MRS. GEORGE WILLIAM CLUFF Seafort it, photo Grand Bend nuptials MR. AND MRS, REGINALD RACINE Centralia chapel rites Jan Neilsen, who arrived re- cently from Denmark, is em- ployed with. Exeter Frozen Foods. He is living with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kimball and family at Huron Park, RCAF Centralia, Rev. Melvin Holmes, Morley Hall and Milford Prouty of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle, are attending the Eastern Can- ada Pentecostal Sunday School convention in Windsor this 'week, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oke have purchased the new home built by Arthur Whilsmith on Sanders St. E. The transaction was completed through John Burke Ltd. Mr. Gordon. Appleton has been mov.M from South 'Huron Hospital to St. Joseph's HoS- pital, London. Miss Joan alt.ir, London, and Mr. Wayne Fordham, Chat- ham, visited the past weekend with the former's mother, Mrs, Jean Mail and grandmother, Mrs, FergusoA, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery have moved into their new home Victoria St. W., Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Reeder visited over the weekend with their three sons, George, Pete and Jahn and their families in Learnington. Mr. Alf Andrus la a patient in South Huron Hospital suffer- , ing frOth a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ater- 'lock of Weston visited for the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton .Finkbeiner. Miss Marjerie Hodgert, Exe• ter, just returned from two week in Florida with Mr. Ray 13011r10100t and his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Norman ten- neWies, Rev, R, E, and Mrs. SOuth• Cott of Oil City spent the Week- end with Mr: T. 0, and Miss Stella ,,outlicett, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jones of Kitthencr spent the weekend with the A ornier'S parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. Hubert .101108, Mr, and Mrs. Leo Witmer • It MONEY GETS ANY TIONTOLI ITOALBEHARDERTOSETINST: NANTOGET OUT0f1Ti BOB' NA & RADIATOR SERVICE HIGHWAYS 4 • 83 EXETER Phone 2354323 Energy to share in milk! Kids and kittens come running when it's milk timed They know it's good ... Mom knows it's nutritious Nature knows it's tops! Your whole fam- ily needs the vitamin - packed, energy-full nutri- tion of farm-fresh dairy foods each day, EXETER DAIRY t "You know, the divirien4 en my Life policies are higher than over this year" . flowers. She carried red roses with white stephanotis. Mrs. .Kenlynn Bell, RR, 5 Strathroy, was m a t r on of honor wearing a red street- length dress of satin with fit- ted bodice, full skirt and three- quarter sleeves. Her flowers were large white mums and white pompoms. Miss Dianne Shaw, Grand Bend, and Miss Kathy Love, RR 2 Dashwood, were bridesmaids gowned simi- larly to the matron of honor. James C]uff, London, was best man and :Messrs. Wayne and John Shaw ushered, A reception was held at the Dawn Resaurant, Grand Bend. For travelling the bride wore a two-piece turquoise suit with white accessories and corsage of white mums. The couple will reside in London. and Ronnie of Tillsonhurg vis- ited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Witmer. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Witmer, Kitchener spent Sunday with them. Constable Douglas Web, RC- MP of Windsor, N.S., is spend- ing a three-week vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Wein. Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Davis, St. Marys, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belling returned home last week after holidaying in Jamaica. Mrs. Don Link, Trenton, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Belling. Mrs. Florence Gould and Mrs. Violet Smith returned last Wednesday from a vacation in Florida. 14114;elo.brate,s. Patrick's Plans were made At the meeting. llittraday of the ,Ladies G 41 I.d of Trivitt Memorial Church for a St. Patrick's euchre to be held in the Parish Hail Saturday .evening, March 1?. Nltss Norma Westgate, pub- Be health nurse, showed slides and, told of her work in North- ern Canada where. she spent seven years. Arrangements 'were made to serve ittneh following Marina- Hon on Sunday to Bishop Appleyard, .the eenfirmed and their families. Mrs, Cecil Gib- bona presided for the business. Hoatesses were Mrs Homer Russell, 'Mrs, L. Gibson and Mrs, B. T, .Dobson, To continue local award At the meeting of the Worn• en's Auxiliary to South liuron Hospital on Tuesday afternoon it was decided to continue the bursary of $100 a year for three years to a Grade 13 stu- dent who wishes to enter trath- ing for a nurse, A. painting by the late Miss Ella Link and donated by her to the Auxiliary is to be suit- ably hung and an "in me- moriam" fund, started in her honor to be given to the nurses' fund, it was noted. that Airs. Ralph Bailey on behalf of the nurses' committee of the Auxiliary was present at the capping cere- money of five nurses' aids and presented them with gifts. Membership convener, Mrs. R, E, Pooley reported 118 members to date. The next meeting, April 10, will be a social meeting with Miss Norma Westgate, public health nurse, as speaker, James St. units discuss topics Mrs. Robert Southcott con- ducted the Bible study and discussion on, the Church in Corinth and Canada at the meeting of UM unit 5 'last Monday night. Miss May Jones, Mrs. Glenn :Fisher and Mrs, Harry Dougall led in the devotional period, Misses Linda and Barbara Dougall each favored with a piano solo. During the business conduct- ed by Leader Mrs. Southcott, the unit was divided into three groups with. Mrs. Eric Cars- cadden, Mrs. J. Kirkland and Mrs. Hugh Rundle as leaders. Plans for catering for A.OTS ladies night were discussed at the meeting of unit 2 with Mrs. Warren Brock as leader Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. Brock took the Bible study followed by discussion, Miss Pearl Keyes and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin led in the de- votional and Mrs, Andrew Dougall. and Mrs. R. E, Pooley sang a duet. At the meeting of unit 6 with Mrs, Lyle Little as leader on Monday evening, 'Mrs, Hugh Davis presented an Easter mes- sage illustrated with a flannel- graph. Mrs. .Wes Witmer led in the devotional period. Canada's motorists are tak- ing better care of their cars. They keep pedestrians in good running condition, too. Tulips, daffodils and mums formed the setting in Christ the King Chapel, RCAF Station Centralia, for the ceremony uniting in marriage Louise „Katherine McAuley, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. if, A. Cos- grove, RCAF Station Centralia, and Reginald Racine, son of, Air, and Mrs, .1, Racine, Gall, on Saturday, March 3 at 11 PULA George E. Grant, padre, RCAF Station Centralia, officiated and Mrs. L. Howard played the wedding music and sang „Ave. Maria." Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a cock- tail-length gown of .peau de faille with organza overskirt, elbow-length sleeves and scoop neckline, Chantilly lace edged the bouffant overskirt and sleeves, A crown of pearls and crystals held her shoulder- length double silk French illu- A wedding took place in Grand Bend at the home of the bride's mother when Bea- trice, elder daughter of Mrs. Curtis Gratton and the late Mr. Gratton, became the bride of Murray McNab, son of Mr, McNah, Shakespeare, and the late Mrs. McNah. Evangelist Albert W. Joyce, Toronto, officiated, Junior institute exchanges linen On Wednesday, March 7, the South Huron Junior Institute members exchanged linen tea towels in answer to the roll call "Exchange of piece of linen". The roll call was relat- ed to the topic "Linens", given by Barbara Ann Morley. The motto, "Looking to the Future," was read by Helen Frayne. She gave several rules which all should practice in everyday life to prepare for the future. Sacred moments were react by Frances Skinner followed by the current events by Ann Creery, Darlene Fr a y n c and Pat Down were in charge of the meeting.. Sion She carried red and, white roses. Miss Shirley Sixtus, Toronto, as maid of honor was dressed in a cocktail-length gown of mint green peau de sole with matching accessories and car- ried pink carnations, Ted West, Toronto, was best inan and Terry Cosgrove, Ot- tawa, and Gary Racine, ipper- wash, ushered. A reception was held at the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia, where the bride's mother re- ceived guests in a honey beige wool sheath, green accessories and talisman-colored carnation corsage. The groom's mother wore winter white lace sheath with matching accessories and yellow corsage, For travelling in the United States the bride changed to a green paisley sheath dress, black and white accessories and pink corsage. Mr. anti Mrs. Racine will live in London. Given in marriage by her brother -in - law, Lyman Grat- ton, Grand Bend, the bride was gowned in a street - length dress of eggshell brocade, with flower hat and accesso- ries to match and a corsage of red roses. As matron of honor Mrs. Ly- man Gratton, sister of the bride, were a street-length dress of pale green silk with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. James W. Gardiner, RR 1 Kirkton, was groomsman. Miss Nancy Gratton, niece of the bride, played the wedding music. A reception was held later at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Lyman Gratton, where a wed- ding dinner was served. The bride and groom. left later on a motor trip to the Southern States, Air, and Mrs. Murray MeNah will reside in Grand Bend, The trouble with being punc- tual is that nobody's there to appreciate it. Prase.nt.pins Entertain family on anniversary Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs, Laird F.inlayson, BA 3 Kippen, entertained in honor of the -34th wedding anniversary of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons. Those attending were Mr. and. Mrs. Don Parsons; Mr, and Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Mr. and. Mrs. :Bev Parsons, Mrs. Irene Finiayson, Mr. Wayne Parsons and Miss Marie Voisin, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. James Regan, Air. anti Airs. Hugh Parsons, Ailsa Craig, Rif Girard'* Newest Garden Catalog * New Roses * New Gia!nt Muhis * Newest Garden A'ds Guard's 566 Erie E. — Windso WRITE TO-DAY—IT'S F E it The Times,-Athrocale, March 15, 1962 PafIC 1. Aleda E. Shaw, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, 'Hurley Shaw, Grand Bend, became the bride of George W. Calif, son of Mr, and Mrs. James Cluff, London, in a ceremony performed in Grand Bend United Church, decorated with large red mums and pompoms and ferns, - Rev, E. Roulston performed the ceremony on Saturday, March 3 at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Irene Kennedy, Grand Bend, played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Linda ilayter, RR Parkhill, who sang the "Wedding Pray- er." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of white organza with stand-up collar, bouffant skirt and long lily-point sleeves. The collar and front of the skirt were embroidered with V`PtaafgaNAILVAMIWILIRM/Mail Town Topics Personal Items of Interest In and Around Exeter The Exeter TInies•Advocate is always pleased to publish these items. 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Roll call for April is le bring an article for bazaar. plans are being made for a special Eater meeting. Lunch was. served by Nra, John Mrs. Douglas Gill and Mrs, eiorls)onPaTlite. items Miss Mary Yeo left Friday fora vacation in Florida, Mrs, Herb 'Me is visiting this week with her son, Dale and family at Sarnia, Mrs. Ella Patterson of -Wind- sor is visiting with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Herman Gill and family. tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Airs, Wellwood Gill is a pa• London. Club to have display The 0 r p h a Club's first March meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Keyes. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clark Kennedy, on the eve- ning of March 27, when ar- ticles will be turned in, and final arrangements made for the display and tea to he held on April 6, 4-H meet The third and fourth meet- ing of the Grand Bend Play, mates was held at the home ekt: lb lit it a.