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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-17, Page 18Call us for safe, insured GARMENT AND FUR STORAGE BIG ON FOODS WITH A SAVE FOOD LOCKER HELP YOUR FAMILY TO BETTER MEALS You buy for less. We freeze, pack• age, store at modest rates for lockers or home freezers. Food costs costs less when you buy in quantity • • in season. With one of our economical freezer-lockers, you save money all year long and give your family better meals. Sec Us For Cello Bags, Freezer Cartons Exeter Frozen Foods PHONE 235.04D0 EXETER • Modern way. to ease • HOUSE= NOM , send ttEi• • your DRAPES CURTAINS SLIPCOVERS; for expert: Sanitone Dry Cleaning 11/111 SAY MOM 17Tki c;11:17-17. Check These • 10 Special Services pi V Showerproofing 3 Cleaning & Blocking Hats 3 Suede Jacket Cleaning Alterations 8 Repairs Expert Fur Cleaning ‘/ Garment Storage 3 Finished Shirt Service V Fancily Laundry Service 3 Garment Dyeing 3 Rug Cleaning 1/ V / 24‘Hout Coin Operated self-Serve Laundry Brady Cleaners 'LAutsabetemA 25,2131 Exeter 416 '18 The Tirno$,AdvOcate, May 17, 1901 MARRIED IN WOODHAM UC ,laths Marlene Webb. .RR 6 St. Marys, and William A. C'rago. RR 1 St, Marys, we -e married on Friday, May 4 with Rev. Wareham officiating. They will live in London. —Oliver photo ua • MR. AND MRS, DONALD H. LANKIN — of 1..earr Lucan couple wed at GB Suddenly YOU ARE A HAPPIER WOMAN „ .when you discover the Exciting. NEW STYLES AVE LEARNED AT THE RECENT TORONTO CONVENTION FOR HAIRDRESSERS WREATHA SHOLDICE HAIR STYLING EXETER 2354902 GRAND 11E ND 13 Closed All 'bay MaticlaY Open 1.`tidWay and Priday tveribigt BON PRATLEY Miss Hessie Wynja, Londt.,D, was maid of honor for her sis- ter wearing a green silk dress with white lace overskirt, She wore a matching picture hat and carried pink roses with ivy, Ring bearer was Bob brand, nephew of the groom in green plaid jacket. Bert Brand, was groomsman for his brother and. two other brothers, Jim and Art, ushered, A reception was held in Hen- sell arena where the bride's mother received guests in a pink silk dress trimmed with pink lace and -wore a yellow- rose corsage. The groom's mo- ther chose black silk with pink rose corsage, For travelling the bride changed to a green suit with. yellow rose corsage, The couple will make their home in London, Scarborough a spray of pink roses, stepha• mills and ivy, Miss Joan MeGeachy, Lon- don, was maid of honor and bridsmaid was Miss Olive Clark, Scarborough. Janice Ab- bott was junior bridsmaid for her sister, They were dressed alike in sheath gowns of pink peau de sole styled with bouf- fant overskirts, Bruce Cudmore was grooms- man and ushers were Robert Abbott, brother of the bride, and Jim Desjardine, brother of the groom, For travelling in New York State the bride changed to a navy sheath with matching coat, white accessories and corsage of pink and white carnations, The couple will make their home in Scarborough, MODERN BEAUTY SALON BRENDA BRENNER PROP. P11.2354663 429 MAIN St, Nurse speaks to Tr vita sulk! :Mrs, Charles L, Smith was hostess at her home for the meeting of the Chancel Guild of Triv itt Memorial Churchurs- day .afternoon when Miss Nor- tna Westgate spoke on services provided by the public health unit... During the business conducted by President Mrs. Cecil Gib. hens. plans were discussed for the annual strawberry supper iv June. Delivery of. 1.00 stack- ing chairs for the Parish hall wa$ approved. A quilting .pro- ject was arranged, At the social hour the host- ess Was assisted. by Mrs, r HeyWoOd. Mrs, M. 'Keating and ;firs. 'D. Brintheil. WEIL GIVE YOU PERSONAL atAurY N/NTS WILE 6/.VINE YOU most Mina TINTS "1'M • MST MAD FOR MILK the neatest drink this side of the. moon, Plain and cold, or Ws the neatest drink this side of the moon, Plain and cold, or with 2 scoop of ic cr e eam, or chocolate syrup, It's dream I y, t helps 'keep you EXETER DAIRY Phone 235-2144 Daily .Delivory Cubs ..torm wedding guard Carol Diane Smith and Ger- quet of light pink carnations. aid Clarence Reid exchanged Jack Helm of Tiverton, cousin marriage vows in a double ring of the groom, was groomsman, wedding ceremony at Caven and Larry Smith, brother al: the Presbyterian Church, Exeter, 'bride, and William Helm, De- Saturday, May 12 at 2:30 p,m, trait, cousin of the groom, ush• before the Rev, John C. Boyne erect guests, amid a Cl. Ira] arrangement of For the wedding reception for white mums and ferns. twenty four guests held at the The bride is the daughter of Dominion Hotel. Zurich, the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, bride's mother chose a gold Exeter, and the groom's par- nylon sheath, over taffeta with ents are Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Reid of Hensall. Double-ring rites at Caven carried a cascade of red roses and stephanotis Miss Barbara Ann Morley, Exeter, was maid of hobor wearing blue lace over taffeta. She carried white carnations edged with blue. Kenneth Lovie, RR 3, Park- hill, was groomsman and Ray Bullock and Donald \Yelper ushered, A reception was held in Greenway Parish Hall where the bride's mother received guests in a silk flowered sheath with matching duster, beige ac- cessories and a corsage of taw- ny gold roses, The groom's mo- ther assisted in a brown lace (.1 ess with matching jacket, green accessories and yellow rose corsage. For travelling in the States the bride donned a blue dress with beige and blue accessories and corsage of pink carnations, The couple will reside on the groom's farm, RR 1 Grand Bend, Bethel Reformed nuptials Dorothy Jean Lynn. daughter of Mr. Lloyd A. Lynn and the late Mrs. Lynn, RR 1 ciande• boye, becaii,e :le bride of Donald Henry Rankin, son of Mr. Mrs. Jack E. ',tallith, Luc-an, in a ceremony per- formed by a former pastor of elandeboye and Lucan church- es. Rev. Edgar .1. Roulston. at the United. Church manse. Grand Bend, on Wednesday. May 9 at 3 p.m. Given in marriage by her fa• ther the bride chose a cock- tail-length gown of nylon sheer with scoop neckline trimmed with appliqued alencon lace, three • quarter length sleeves, fitted bodice with bask detail- ing pou.ffs A Swedish crown of pearls and rhinestones held her finger-tip veil of French illu- sion. She carried a bouquet of red roses. stephanotis and trail- ing ivy. Mts, Ronald G. Hone., Lon- don. was matron of honor for her sister and Miss Jean Ma- rie Lankin. Lucan., was brides- maid. They were gowned alike in nile green sheath dresses of silk organza \\ WI nylon os.er- skirt and detachable hack bow. They carried bouquets of shasta daisies Ronald G. Haynes w a groomsman and .lack 11 Park, Lucan. ushered. A reception was held at the DulTerin Hotel, Centralia, \liere the bride's sister Mrs. Thomas Brock, received guests m turquoise blue pure silk dress with white accessories and cor- sage of white feathered mums. The groom's mother assisted in. a sheath of banana raw silk with matching accessories and corsage of white baby mums. White. mums, red snapdrag- on, terns and candelabra formed the setting in St. ,James Angli- can Church, Parkhill, for the marriage of Jean Isabel Bub lock, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William R. Bullock, RR 8, Parkhill, and Mervyn Earl \Val- uer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George \Valuer, Grand Bend on Saturday, May 5 at 2:39 p.m. Rev, Lyall 1I, Crawford per- formed the ceremony and Miss Marilyn Statham, Parkhill, fur- nished the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Linda Hayter, Parkhill, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- length gown of white Chantilly lace styled with fitted bodice, scalloped neckline embroidered with iridescent sequins and pearls, bouffant skirt with ruf- fles of net and lace, a crown ot sequins held her shoulder- length veil of silk illusion, She MR. AND MRS. MERVYN EARL WALPER rhe,e rna h e Exchange vows at Parkhill Carnations, mums, ferns and lighted candles in candelabra formed the setting in Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter, for tho double-ring ceremony unit- ing in marriage Rennie, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Gerben Wynja. RR 2 Itensall, and Simon Brand, son of Mr, and Mrs. Hendrik Brand, RR 1, Exeter on Saturday, May 12 at 2:30, frays R, Van Fiume offi- ciated at the ceremony and. Mrs. Van Farawe furnished tra- ditional wedding music, Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a -floor, length gown of white slipper satin with nylon overskirt, The bodice was of lace with lily- point sleeves and sequin trim- med neckline, A crown of net trimmed with pearls held her waist-length veil of French il- lusion and she carried red roses, stephanotis and ivy. Will live in Gail Beverley Abbott and Jule Albert Desjardine, both grad. mites of London Teachers' Col- lege, exchanged marriage vows in Marsh Street Baptist Church, Ridgetown. with C. E. Burtch and Rev„ J. P. Murray officiat- ing, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Norman R. Abbott, Ridge- town, and the late Mr. Abbott and Mr, and Mrs. Ross A. Des, ;incline, Grand Bend, are par- ents of the groom. Given in marriage by her uncle, W, L, Prosser, Essex, the bride wore a floor-length gown of silk organza anti lace. The hasque bodice was styled with short, sleeves, sabrina neckline and empire-line bow, A petal cap held her waist-length veil of silk illusion and she carried M.'t, ANL) MRS. IAAUN b RAN U HMI n Pr .):‘,.k Doerr Eight members of First Exe- ter Cubs "a" papk. formed a guard .of toner at the marriage of then- assistant cubmaster,. Anna Maxine !feeder, .to DOnald Graham on Saturday, May 1.2 at p,m. in .James Street United Church in a setting of white n)ums, pink'.garnatIons, fern: and candelabra. The bride b the daughter of Mrs. Reeder and the late Ei- mer Reeder,'..1t;geter, and ..Mr. and Mts. S. M. Graham, South 'ountain, Ontario, are parents a the groom Rev. S. F, 'Lewis performed the double ring ce-emony and Lawrence .Wein, Exeter, played the wedding music and AMID- palsied the soloist, Harry Horn,. BR 1 Granton, who sang "Volpe that Breathed o'er Eden" and Wedding Benediction and "This is Our Pay." Given in marriage by her brother-in-law, 'Harvey C, Pfaff, Exeter, the bride wore a floor- length dress of white .peau de sole with ehaPel train, The gown was styled with front panel of re-embroidered a.len- eon lace and fitted bodice with lily point sleeves, A tiara of seed pearls held her finger,lin veil of French illusion and she carried a cascade of pink De- light roses and stephanotis. Airs, 11. C, Pfaff, Exeter, was matron of honor for hex sister and Feeder, t':511;)e.:axrrenStielaSi,.114171.\11,eA . Miss. .4Yr" maids. All were .0kessic?('(1.1i.sashlir'ijdceli''.11t1 ,NAzet ri.rriaL tleciAerloPutyie6peaiittliddesav!ny pleated skirts, 'AlleY .Parri-1 cascades of .shasta daisies and bh1.1,7le bw7e111'%Iri, Little MISS Sarah Brown, .Cardinal,. Ontario, niece of the groom, was gowned in white .nyton wvith full skirt and Pul\ffl.tus.lreac'y"st.ir'almin, South MOPE)• tain was groomsman and 'George Don- ald McCurdy ushered, 13rOWn, Jahn Graham and Don- bearers .Were 'St,ver and Greg- ory Pfaff, nephews of the bride. A reeeption was -held in .the church rooms where the bride's. mother received guests in a blue silk chiffon sheath dress with pink flowered hat anti the groom's mother chose a saran silk dress in green and black on white background with green hat. Serviteurs ,.ere IV, IL 'Musser, Mrs. Donald McCurdy. Miss Muriel Wells and Miss VeFrolar Stti,lalivtehtling to the Bermu- das the bride changed to a aqua shantung sheath with matching three-quarter coat and white and black accessories, On their, re- turn the couple will reside In Exeter, Mrs. W G. Cochrane, organ- ist, provided traditional wed- ding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride was charming in a floor length gown of Chan• tilly lace and nylon tulle, fash- ioned with lily point sleeves, a sabrina neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls. The bouffant skirt featured an au- plicate front with tiers of lace and ruffles at back. Her finger- tip veil of nylon net edged with lace was held in place by a tiara of sequins and seed pearls, She carried a hand cats- ter of pink Sensation roses, ste- phanotis and white streamers. For a hone'ymoon to be spent Maid of honor. Miss Judy in Kentucky the bride travelled Easton, Huron Park, Centralia, in a melon gold suit with navy were gowned in green taffeta accessories and orchid corsage with green lace overskirt and Mr. and Mrs. Lankin will re, jacket and accessories in white. side in Lucan. She carried semi-crescent bott- accessories 'ill 'beige and green. and yellow rose corsage, The groom's mother was gowned in blue nylon sheath over flowered taffeta, with navy accessories, and corsage of pink roses. Far travelling through the United Stales for their honey- -- Please turn to page 19 althyt s Beauty Lounge 147 MAIN ST, PH 235.1533 Perms Cuts Sets - Tints OPEN Monday to Friday, 9 -6 Tues. & Thurs. Evenings Only Closed Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop.