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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-12, Page 14Pa Ik 14 The Tlmes.Advoca tot April 1.2, 196 2 MR., AND MRS. KURT GERSTENKORN Honeymoon in Germany Before A N.ekground of while moss, White. Snapdragons. standards .of white candles And. fern in IteWntree Memorial United Chutes, London, tIliza. both Ann Ferguson, Ottawa, and James Gordon liltheringt011, Kingston, exchanged marriage. vows on Friday, April 6 at 7.30. p.m. The bride is the daughter of pr. and Mrs - ilosN'ard R. Ferg- uson, London, and Me. And Mrs, Araks Etterington, ,!tit 1 Hensel], are parents of the groom, Dr. George W, .Cloth, min- ister of Metropolitan 'United. Church, London, officiated and Sir. T. C. Chattoe, London, furnished the wedding music, The brides given in marriage by her father, w'or'e an original gown of swiss brocaded satin fashioned „on princess lines featuring a round neckline, lily-point sheath sleeves and sheath skirt sweeping to a chapel train, A Mexican .dia- mante tiara held her finger- tip veil of French illusion, She wore a single strand of pearls, gift of the groom, and carried a white Bible centred with white gardenias, stephanotis and ivy, Maid of honor, Miss Joan ltoney, London, and brides- ss eem maid, Mrs, Douglas Reid, To- MR. AND MRS, CLARE PA -ION - noily UWO graduates wed vont°,'w ere gowned alike in street-length dresses of jade peen de soie With matching pillbox hats and carried match. Jug muffs .centered with white Please turn to page 15 SPARKLING SPRING. to flatter your fashions CHOOSE NOW AT Jack Smith CREDIT JEWELLER Rev. G. W. Sach officiated at a ceremoney its Lucan United Church ou Saturday, April 7 in a setting of white mums and ferns when marriage vows were exchanged by Mae Louise Cobleigh and James William Clare Paton. Sir. and Mrs. Maurice Cob• leigh, Lacer], are parents of the bride and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James IL Pa- ton, Clandeboye, The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a semi-for- mal gown of white crystalette with fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. A coronet of sequins held her chapel-length, three tiered scalloped veil of nylon net and she carried a white Bible crested with pink Sweetheart roses with white streamers. She wore her great grand- other's pearl earrings also the pearl sunburst of the groom's mother which she wore on her wedding, the gift of the groom. in 1914, Miss Margaret Aileen Cob- leigh, Lucan, was maid of honor for her sister wearing blue net over taffeta and car- ried a colonial nosegay of white baby mums and pink car- nations, Miss Myrna Jane Lo- gan, Thorndale, niece of the groom as bridesmaid. wore IN OUR MODERN SALON-MEET YOUR /I/ENDS AIL HAVING THEIR HAIR DONE IN THE WOW'S NEWEST- TRENDS BRENDA BRENNER PROP. hickory-smoked EASTER HAM You'll like the delicious flavor ! Schneider's Glazed • DINNER HAMS SPECIAL! OUR OWN HICKORY-SMOKED Picnic 1") C c Shoulders Ib 44 tie Exeter Frozen Foods, PHONE ,'23M40(1. MAIN St, WATCH FOR OUR ANNIVERSARY AD MAY 3 FOR MANY EXCEPTIONAL, FROZEN FOOb BUYS Suddenly... YOU ARE A HAPPIER WOMAN . . when you discover the Exciting NEW STYLES WE LEARNED AT THE RECENT TORONTO CONVENTION FOR HAIRDRESSERS HAIR STYLING WREATHA SHOLDICE Half :children's.detects can be ,correctecknurse Try our own Honeymooning in Luebecis. Germany, with the ;Tom's relatives are Mr. and Mrs Kurt Gersenkorn, who were married in Elimville United Church on Saturday. April 7 at 2 p.m. The bride is the .former Frances Dianne Johns. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johns, RR 3 Exeter. and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Otto Gerstenskorn. Luc- beck, Germany. Baskets of white and yellow mums, ferns and candelabra with white candles decorated the church for the ceremons performed by Rev. Huh C. Wilson. Miss Frances Johns, RR 1 Woodham, furnished the wedding music and accompan• led the soloist. Miss Margaret Johns, RR 3 Exeter, who sang "Because" and "0 Perfect Loy e". Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of net over satin with ]ace bodice featuring long sleeves and square neckline. Colored sequins and pearls de , corated the bodice, A tiara of sequins and pearls held her shoulder-length veil. She car- ired a cascade of rod roses and white carnations. Miss Carol Johns, RR Woodhem, was maid of honor in a dress of gold lace over matching peau-deesoie. She car- ried a gathering basket of white shasta daisies. Mrs. Donald Webster, Exeter, and Miss Helen Evens, Galt, as brides- maids, wore mint green sheaths with petal overskirts, They car- ried gathering baskets of yel• low shasta daisies, Dr. Richard Roelofsnn. Ex- eter. was best man and Messrs. Bill and Emerson Johns, brothers of the bride, ushered. Try home-made Hot Cross buns Canadians bought $38 million worth of merchandise through automatic vending machines in 1060; tobacco products account- ed for 60 per cent of the total. "flue emphasis on public health is prevention" pointed out Miss Norma Westgate,. pub- lie health .1.4117S? for Huron south as she told members of the WOMPA'S Auxiliary to South ituron Hospital of her work at their meeting Tuesday later- noon. She told of visits to new ba- bies and mothers in the home, again at the age of three months and at the end of first year and at pre-school age; visits and tests at public schools and high schools, immunization clinics and pre-natal classes — all ad- ding up to prevention. Miss Westgate said "45 per cent 0t defects in children at school could have been co reeled al an early age with little ef- fort". "Every door in the commu- nity is open for me to knock on" she continued "for behind each one I will likely find some problem with the elderly or handicapped, if not with the children". Miss Westgate is one of six :ull-time public health nurses of Huron County Health Unit which is headed by Dr. Aldis and also includes a veterinarian and two sanitary inspectors. Miss A. Claypole in Introduc- ing Miss Westgate said she was and adventurous nurse because she spent from 1952 to 1959 in the North-west. Territories and in Baffin Land and ten years after graduating she returned to University of Western Onta- rio for her certificate in pub- lic health nursing. Mrs, IL H. Cowen in report- ing on the spring rummage sale Area officer visits lodge DDP Mrs, Carman McPher- son, Clinton. paid her official visit to Pride of Huron 'Rebe- kah Lodge last Wednesday when degrees were conferred on four candidates, Mr. and Mrs. Percy MeFalls, Mrs, Roy Pepper and Mrs. Harold Bea- ver, Mrs, tsarina Guy. Sarnia. past assmbly president was also an honored guest, She was present when Prid , of Hu- ron Rebekah Lodge was organ- ized 75 years ago. Guests from Parkhill lodge presented the floor work Rep- resentatives were also present from Sarnia and Clinton. Mrs. Ross Taylor and Mrs. Glenn Fisher were named to attend Lhe district steeling in Clinton, Apr'] 11 and Mrs, Fisher and Mrs, Delmer 'Skin- ner were appointed, scholars to go to General Assembly in To- ronto in June. Mrs. Gerald McFalls enter- tained at afternoon tea at her home honoring Mrs, McPher- son. Miss Mary Gardiner and Sirs, Tames Kirkland poured tea and Mrs, Albert Bowen at- tended the door and ; intro- duced the guests. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Garnet Hicks. A number of the Rebekahs entertained the guests of honor at dinner at the Dufferin House, Centralia. April 18 will be Friendship Night in the Lodge when each officer is La invite an officer front another lodge and she is to bring two other guests with to he held in the Legion Hall Saturday,, AprIl 28 said the pick-up would, be ott Friday and Deady and Midtown .'Dr'y cleaners were cleaning clothing free of charge and if marked —ritunspee" it would be deli- vered directly to the Hall, A. display window is being placed in Hopper-Hockey Furniture. The Auxiliary voted to buy students' desks foi the new class in .Certified Nurses' Aides. Mrs. Elmer D. Bell WAS named to act on the bursary commit- tee, Hospital .1)Ay May 3.2, Was :discussed and, owing to other activities it was voted to ells- pense with open house this, yeay. The regional conference for this district is being held at gersoll, April 30 with important constitutional changes to be discussed, Mrs. John Pt'yde contributed a reading and the social com- mittee convened by Mrs. R, Dinney .served a cup of tea. Guide corner By LINDA JOHNSTON A new calor party was formed at. the last meeting, The Guides ie it include Brenda Dinney, Linda B1 a n .c h a r d, Lynne Page, Mary Cochrane, Debbie Johnston and Mary Anne DeVriese. One year service stars were presented to Sylvia Cann, Eli- zabeth Snell, Linda Wells, Brenda Disney. Debbie John- ston and Linda Blanchard. Also presented at the opening exer- cises was the cup which is awarded to the patrol gaining the most points during the month of March. These points are based on inspection, games and attitude. The cup was presented to the Scarlet Tanager Patrol, accepted by Patrol . Leader Linda Hunter-Duv a r, The competition was close as seen by these results: Scarlet Tanager Patrol 91 points; Oriole Patrol, 90; Canary , Pa- trol 89; Swallow Patrol, 87, and Bluebird Patrol, 83. The Swallow Patrol has de- cided to go a hike on Sat- urday, April II. They are to meet at Patrol Leader Caro- lynne Simmon's at 11 o'clock. At campfire, Linda Hunter- Duvar told of her visit to Tor- onto on April 4 to see Lady Baden Powell, She was impres- sed by her vitality and sense of humor. Following Taps. the. First Class group remained and was instructed by Lieut. Court of Honor was held at Captain Sturroek's sit Monday at 8 with 10 present, 1 would like to correct my- self with reference to last weeks paper, I stated that Joan Dettmcr and I would be .the first to receive our Gold Cords together. It was brought to my attention that NOMA Kellar Grosart and Rena Murray Mar- phy received theirs together, .111•1611110116 •••••••••••••P• '1).e elostieited top line of this stylish, pump allows v-s sa y... WE (TARA.) tEE 'PHIS SHOE WILL FIT See Their In Black or Beige. at SMYTH'S. SHOE STORE Main t.f„. chartreuse nylon net over taf- feta, The gowns were semi-for- mal with cummerbunds and scarves and white flower head- dresses were worn. Mr. Wilfred Logan, Thorn- dale, brot.her•in-law of the groom, was hest man and Ar- thur Cohleigh, brother of the bride and Brian Douglas Smith ushered. Miss Rota Chown played tra- ditional wedding music. Mr, and Mrs, Cobleigh enter- tained the guests at a recep- tion al the home of Mr, and Mrs. .1, W. Smith, Mrs. Cob- leigh receiving in navy blue with white accessories and ear- sage of rose carnations. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing hick lace dress with white accessories and pink carnation corsage. Rev, 0. W, Sach was toast- master and proposed a toast to the bride while Rev. E. 0, Lancaster toasted the maid of honor and bridesmaid, For travelling in the North- ern States the bride donned an orange ice sheath dress, brown coat with white accessories and pink rosebud corsage, On their return the couple will reside at Silver Glade. farm, R11 I, Claudcboye. Has the Easter Bunny AUGIIP YOU NAPPING? reception was held in the church parlors where the bride's mother received guests in a sheath of blue and gold jersey with white accessories and corsage of s dime mums. Assisting her was Mrs. Edwin Miller wearing a printed blue silk dress with blue petal hat and white accessories and cor- sage of white mums, For travelling. the bride changed to a sheath dress of aqua brocade with matching three-quarter length coat with shawl collar and push-up sleeves. white accessories and red carnation corsage. on their return the couple will reside in Exeter. The groom, oho came to Canada from West Germany about six scare aen, received his citizenship papers March 9. 1962 and ss now a Canadian citizen In that time he has resided with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Miller. RR 3 Exeter. Bride-elect feted Miss Diane Johnsw as honor- ed on several occasions prior to her marriage Saturday Fellow-employees of the Bank of Nova Scotia surprised her with a shower at the home of Mrs. Norine Goulet. Centralia. :lira. Edwin Miller entertain- ed at her home for a miscel- laneous shower when Barbara and Barry Miller presented her with the gifts. Miss Carol johns was hostess to a community shower in Elimville church basement when the bride was presented with a kitchen shower and many other gifts. 'Mrs. Lewis Johns entertain- ed at a trousseau tea for her daughter. Receiving with the hostess and the bride was Mrs. Edwin Miller. Miss Shirley Johns displayed the bride's clothes; Miss Mari- lyn Johns, the linens and fancywork: Miss Janet Skinner the dishes, while Misses Mar- garet and Anne lohns were in charge of the gifts. Speak vows at It tI F o r professional looking home-made Hot Cross bens follow these suggestions bs the Poultry Products institute. After buns are shapeel be sure to place them far enough apart on the pan so that they will rise evenly, 1 f too crowded they will not have a uniform shape. To make a neat cross on the top, form the cross from nar- row strips of dough and stick in place with a bit of raw egg white. For a nice shins. brown stir- face on the buns brush tops, before baking, with a mixture of raw egg and water. ST. PETER'S CWL Mrs. Mahlon Watts was host- ess for the meeting of St. Pe- ter's Catholic Women's League when plans for the bazaar on May 19 were discussed. Father Kelly and 12 members were present. The next meet log will be held at the home of the president, Mrs. T. M. Clark, • Bras • Dresses • Girdles • Blouses • Hosiery • Skirts • Gloves • Sweaters • Handbags • Lingerie IRWIN'S 235-0700 :Essisseevis› seseevssessaisse Only. Everywhere , . it's Easter' And right: here we've a wonderful selection for your Easter ward• robe. Easter , „ is just 2 weeks away! 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