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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-05, Page 12r'.00a. 1 Thy Timg.4-A09;41qe JOY S. 1962 MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM T. HOWITT SIGN REGISTER FOLLOWING NUPTIALS Rev. S. E. Lewis and Rev. Dr. George W. Goth, London, conducted the ceremony —mmo by eeek mere Marquee on lawn setting for reception MR, AND MRS, JOHN L. CHAMBERLAIN - • l'hoi Trufaa. rore,g( Teacher weds constable (WE ALWAYS GIVE THE PROPER RINSE, BEFORE WE GIVE rhttliosil- TINTS {MODERN BEAUTY SALON BRENDA BRENNER PROP. PH.2354663 419 MAIN ST_ tai,., AND MRS. D. R. BRUNZLOW Pi.nrn ht. Sthr ipx, Sokforth Will reside in Exeter FOR THOSE SUMMER ACTIVITIES Look smart and yet be comfortable, Have your foundation garments made-to-measure—created just for you, Mrs, Valeria Armstrong 139 Anne \Y, Ph 235.1920 Gives You Plenty Of hot water To Make Your WASHDAYS MUCH EASIER U34 gas in modern appliances to streamline your housework, We de- liver right to your door! Will live in .0.gshwoqd. Honeymooning in 'Nassau are. Mr, anti Mrs. William Tent= Howl(le whose marriage on Sat- urdaY, June 30. at 2 p.m., in ;fames Street United Church. was one of the outstanding events of the season. The, bride. Heather Ann Mae- Nangbton, is the daughter of Hon. Charles S. MaeNaughton and Mrs. MacNaughton, Huron Street East, and the groom. William Tantum Hewitt, is the son of Air. and Mrs. Richard Lancelot Howitt, LaSalle, On- tario. Tall standards of white gladi- oli and ferns decorated the church for the ceremony per- formed by Rev. Dr,. George W. Goth, London. who officiated at the marriage of the bride's parents, and Rev. S. E. Lewis, minister of the church. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride chose a tradi- tional full-length gown of pure while silk peau de faille in sheath style completely ever- laid. with corded lace. A full detachable overskirt of peau de faille swept out to the sides and back in a chapel train. The fitted bodice was styled with a scoop neckline and s h o r t sleeves, the corded lace form- ing a. scalloped edge at neck- line, sleeves and hemline. Two roses at the back accented the gt. Andrew's mled Church. Kippen, was the setting for the wedding of El', a Marie jar- rode daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott. Kippen. and Donavort Ross Beunzlow, sort of Mrs. Alma Brutizlo, Strath• roy, on Saturday, June 23 at 3 p.m. Rev, Harold Johnson per- formed the ceremony and Pete JOhti. Landon. Wingate, Played the wedding music accompanied the soloist, Rob- ert Graham, Toronto, wile sang 4:0 Promise Me", "Wed- ding Prayer" and "Elves This House." Given in re Amaze by her father the bride wore a floor. length Own of silk organza rimer slipper satin styled with fitted bodice, "shrine neckline dotted with iridescent sequins, lily' point sleeves and an aisle- wide bouffant skirl with apnli• dues of sequins. A jewelled Crown held her Frebeh silk illu- sion veil and she carried A White Bible crested with pink Sweetheart rats, trailing ivy Anil streamers. 1trs. Maurice Heist, lift 3 'Centralia, was matron of honor for her sister, wearing a wait?, length ,tenwil of water aqua. Paris imported nylon Moonlit with. matching heliddress, 'White ac- Oessories, She carried A cgs. cede of pink carnations. ivy and while is tr ft on munts. rideStilaide, Misses Doris T11. le4 Stratford, and Betty net- waistline outlined with a cum- merhund of peau de faille. A crown of the same stiffened lace held her bouffant veil of silk illusion. She carried a cas- cade of white sweetheart roses, white baby carnations a n d stephanotis accented with green ivy. Mies Susan eleven. Winni- peg. cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and four bridesmaids, Miss Heather Mc- Neil, Toronto, Miss Peggy Potts, Port Huron, Mrs. Rich- ard T. Hewitt, Toronto, and Mrs. John Woods, London, were gowned alike in moss green lace cocktail-length gowns styled similar to the bride's with scalloped lace edging the bell-shaped skirls, matching lace jackets and lace pillbox hats. Thy carried arm bouquets of white snapdragons and green ivy accented with white and yellow baby carna- tions, The flower girl, Rebecca Fuicher, Exeter, wore a white silk organza frock with bouf- fant skirt and short puffed sleeves. A self sash was tied with wide hack bow. She car- ried a nosegay of baby yellow and white carnations. - Richard Howitt, Toronto, wag best man for his brother, and ushering guests were John MacNeughton, brother of the bride, Gregory Baker. Peter eller, Exeter, and junior brides- maid. Miss Brenda Brunzlow, Strathroy, sister of the groom, were gowned similarly to the matron of honor in crocus pink and carried cascades of white and pink carnations and blue button mums. Flower girl, Terry Brock, Guelph, carried a gathering basket of White and pink carnations and blue but- ton mums. Maurice /Niel, RA 2 Cvedi- ton. was hest rrian and ushers were Wayne Brunzlow. Mee- they of the groom, and Bill Norris, London. The bride's timelier wore a pink flowered chiffon dress over taffeta with corsage of blue carnations. The groom's mother chose a beige linen dress with pink carnation corsage, A reception was held in the church parlors where Mrs. Douglas Manns, lfensall, Miss Mary Norris, Kippen, Mn. Homer Canipbeli, Heiman, and MPS, Glenford Sturgeon, Bay- field, assisted in serving. For a trip in Northern Onta- rio the bride changed to dross of ro al blue chiffon over printod taffeta with Matching jacket. white accessories and corsage Of pink Sweetheart roses. The couple will Make their hone in Exeter. The bride is a radttate of Stratten d General lospital ef ts:ursint, Class or OM, Elcombe and Ronald Thomson, a]1 of Windsor. A reception for the 200 guests, including Hon John Roberts, premier of Ontario, and Airs. Roberts and other members of provincial govern- ment and their wives, was held at the bride's home. The bride's table was set in a marquee on the spacious grounds with white and yellow floral decorations. Arrange- ments of pink and white snap- dragons, carnations and daisies decorated the home. Airs, MacNaughton. received guests in a gown of re- embroidered alencon lace and silk chiffon and the groom's mother chose a dress of im- ported silk in champagne shade with gold thread em- broidery, The bride's grand- mother, Mrs. Samuel Fulcher, Brandon, Man., in dusty rose lace over taffeta and the groom's grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Miller, Windsor, in cloud blue chiffon over taffeta were present for the occasion. For travelling, the bride changed to a . navy blue silk shantung jacket dress with. navy and white accessories and corsage of pink sweet- heart roses, The couple will reside in Windsor..The. bride is a gradu- ate of Huron. College, 'Univers- ity• Western Ontario, and the groom is a graduate of Ryerson Institute of Technology 'n Windsor, A lovely summer wedding was solemnized in the Landes- horo United Church on Satur- day, June 23, at 2 o'clock when the Rev, H. A. Funge united in marriage Gloria Anne, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas B. Allen, Londesboro, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Allen, .Exeter, and Wayne Keith, elder son of Dr. Kenneth Jackson, Blyth, and the late Mrs. Ethel JaCkson, Mrs. Harry Lear, Blyth, was organist, playing traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Harry Lear, as she sang "FR Walk Beside You," "The Lord's Prayer" and 4 '0 Promise Ale". The bride, given in marriage 5y her father, chose a floor- ength gown of white 'putt de ore over taffeta, featuring enbroidered applique at the round neckline and on the full ;kirk which forneed an apron affect in the back. The sleeves were long and pointed at the wrist. She wore a string of cultured pearte and carried e crescent bouquet of American Beauty roses and stephanotis. Miss Karen Allen, Londes- boro, was her sister's maid of honor, She wore a street-length dress of blue nylon sparkle organza over taffeta, with tucked bodice and full skill, a matching circular bowed head- dress and white accessories. Miss Sharon Jackson, Blyth, sister of the groom, . and Miss Nancy Lee Campbel l, London, bridestri aids, wore s i in 11 A 1' gowns of pink sparkle organza over taffeta, and MisSes GlenYce .And Helen Anderson,. Lendesboro, asItirtior brides- Maidswere in identical gowns to that of the maid of honor. All the attendants Were drop pe4rl necklaces and tarried crescent bouquets Of white car- nations with tulle. John Shaddiek, Simeoe,.,.was beSi. man and Keith Allan, Londesbore, brother of the •-• 4-H project topic of WI Members of t he Jolly ;la's 4-1-1 .iloneemakng Club were featured on the program of Ilurandale WI last Wednesday evening when they presented an exhibit ' with Kathryn '.0-ke as commentator on their latest project "Separates for Sum• men" and a fashion parade of the garments they had made in the course. Leader of the club. Airs, Alvin :Moire presented j ()all Westcott with a gift for completing 12 Projects and winning .provincial honors, WI president Mrs. Harry Dougall, on behalf of the insti• tine members gave a gift to Mrs,. Moir and assistant leader, Airs, :Roylence Weeteett• A. new film -Supermarkets and the Fernier" was shown with Clarence Down as projec- tionist. Typical supermarkets were shown. and their effects on the farmer, consumer and store- keeper were discussed. The motto ''Whether a farmer ends up with a, nest egg or, a goose egg depends on the chick he marries" was discussed by Mes, Warren Brock, She said that, in no other business, does a wife mean so much to her husband as in farming — real team work is needed for a farmer and his wife. Airs, C. Coates favored with a solo appropriate to Can- ada's birthday. She was accom- panied by Mrs. Andrew Dougall. Airs, William Rowcliffe gave a reading, The program was at'- ranged by the agriculture and Canadian. industries committee with Mrs. Riney Keller as con- vener, Airs. William Dougall reported that the branches' adopted child was an eight-year-old girl in Korea, Airs. Hugh Love was named to work with Mrs. Dou- gall in buying a birthday and Christmas gift for her, Plans were finalized for the chicken barbecue to be held July 10 at the Fair grounds, it was voted to have a booth at Exeter Fair with Mrs. William Rowcliffe, Airs. john :Pym and Mrs, Lorne Passmore to be a committee to make arrange- ments, Mrs, William Sitlery reported that plans for the placing of a memorial plaque at Thames Road Church for Hon. James Gardiner on September 9 were progressing. Mrs. Riney Keller, Mrs. W, Brock, Airs, Hugh Love and Mrs, James Earl were named a committee to serve and pre- pare food for the CMS picnic in. Riverview Park, Exeter, on Wednesday, July 25. It was voted to give a prize of $2.50 to 4-H exhibit at Exeter Fair and also the same amount for special prize in the over 70 section. There will be no meeting in July and a family picnic will be held at the August meeting in Riverview Park, with Mr. anti Airs, Harry Strang and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffery as sports committee and Mrs. Gerald Mc- Falls, Mrs. Cecil Rowe, Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. William Rowcliffe and Mrs. John Pym as table committee, Hostesses for the meeting which was held in James Street Church were Mrs. Garnet Hicks, Mrs. Frank Lostell, Mrs, An- drew Dougall, Mrs. Ernest Pym and Mrs. Wilfred Htmkin. bride. and Graham Jackson, brother of the groom, ushered the guests. A reception followed in the church parlors where the Lon- desboro UCW served a turkey dinner. The bride's mother re- ceived the guests wearing cof- fee beige nylon lace and satin over taffeta with matching and green accessories and wearing a corsage of Chalice roses. She was assisted by the groom's sister, Airs, Charles Shobbrock, Blyth, wearing a two-piece costume of beige linen with matching and green accessories and a corsage of Chalice roses. For travelling on a honey- moon down the St, Lawrence Seaway and points east, the bride changed to a two-piece ensemble of beige linen with green flower hat and brown accessories, She wore a cor- sage of tawny gold roses. On their return, Mr. and Mrs, Jackson will reside in Ridgetmvn, where the groom is on the. staff of the OM ariil AgricUltural School, Alias Darlene Ann Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 'W. Stanley, rt.R 2 Grand Bend, anti John Lee •Chamber- lain, Waterdown, son of Cpl. and Airs. Neil R, Chamberlain, Strathroy, exchanged marriage vows in Grand Bend United Church decorated with baskets of pink snapdragons, white baby MUMS and candelabra, on Friday, June 22 at 7:30 pm. BM Edgar Roulston pet'- formed the ceremony and Airs, Clark Kennedy, Grand Bend, played the wedding music, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white silk organza accent, ed. with lace floral appliques, A pearl crown headpiece held her chapel veil. and she car- ried a cascade of snapdragons and lilies. Miss Linda Jervis, Clinton, as maid of honor, was gowned in pink silk organza and car- ried white carnations. Jn A CIOUhle-ring ceremony performed by Rev. D, M. Guest in Centralia United United Church, Diane Alberta Marie McLeod, daughter of Air. and Mrs. Murray McLeod, RCAF Station. Centralia. be- came the bride of Frederick 'William Keller, son of Air, and Mrs. Elmore Keller, Dash- wood, on Saturday, June 16, at 2 p.m, Mrs, Kenneth liodgins, Cents retie, furnished the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Terri. feengyel, of. Calgary. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of lace and peau de sole, The bodice of French nylon lace was styled with scalloped neck- line and lily point sleeves, The bouffant skirt of peau tie sole featured side panels of lace drawn back to form a hustle back, A crown of pearls and seciains held her elbow-leneth veil of French illusion, She, wore the gift of the groom, a cultured pearl necklace and matching earrings. She carried a semi-crescent of pink roses and stephanotis with streamers looped with rosebuds, Miss Pat Daugherty, Chat- ham, was maid of honor in a streee-length dress of pink chromespun taffeta and match- ing flowered headpiece. She carried a cascade of shasta daisies and pink carnations, Atlas Donna McLeod, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Deanne Elliman, London, were brides- maids gowned alike in blue styled similarly to the maid of honor with flowers of while shasta daisies and aqua parrs, Flower girl, Brenda ni St. Marys, wore white nylon with pink sash and carried a nosegay of white shasta daisies and pink carnations. Ronald Alerner, Dashwood, was best man and Gerald Keller and Wayne Gibson, both of Dashwood, ushered,. A reception was held in the conemuriity centre, RCAF Sta- tion Centralia, where the bride's mother received guests in a dress of powder blue wills matching silk organza coat with. white accessories and red carnation corsage. The groom's mother chose a pink.' flowered dress, white accessories and blue carnation corsage, Some- tout's were Mrs, L, ItirtY,c1, Wayne Stanley, brother of the bride, was best man and ushers were Darryl and Jim Stanley. A reception followed at tile home of the bride where her mother received guests in a grey and white silk sheath with white accessories and corsage of pink mums. The groom's mother chose mink or- ganza over taffeta with beige accessories and yellow mum corsage. For travelling in the United States, the bride changed to a navy blue linen sheath with fly-away skirt panels, white accessories, white carnation corsage and silver mink stole, the gift of the groom, The couple will make their home in Dundee, The groom is an OPP con- stable. at Waterdown and the bride is a graduate of Strat- ford Teachers' College, hit's, W. Geiser and Mrs. E, Willis. For travelling to Moose. law, Banff, Calgary and points west the bride changed to a two- piece suit with white acces- sories and corsage of yellow roses. The couple will make their home in Zurich, Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from North Bay, Cathy's Beauty Lounge 147 MAIN ST. PH 235.1533 Perms - Cuts - Sets • Tints CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS JULY 2 to AUGUST 4 CATHY ROBBINS, Prop. "We neve as erething for our wedding. Dad, exeept. the soniethillt beerewe4,' Say vows at Londesboro MRo AND MRS4 WAYNE KEITH JACKSON .4.-.1'1101,Tt iieditiall Honeymoon to the west New .St. James Chtirell,, Lon- music and .accompanied the dun, decorated with daffodils soloist, Airs, Dick Delaney, and yellow roses WAS the set- Lontion. .as she sang "Lord's ting for the marriage of. Prayer' and "0 I' crieet prie Maxine Stewart, [(laugh- Love." Or of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur .0ivell Lin marelage by her Stewart, London, and jack Le- father the bride wore a .floor- roy Gasier„ son of Airs, Cora length gown of French lace and Causer and the late Earl Gai- sill: 'taffeta. The fitted *Wive ser, Dashwood, on Saturday, wasfashiened with a .sabrina June 30 at 3 o"etock. neckline .and lily-point sleeves ,Rev. Richard Stewart as and the skirt was bell-shaped. ststed by 'Rev, Bruce Seebach, The carried white carnations Hamilton, brotherein•law of the And yellow lea roses, groom, performed .the eCre, Miss Irina .frazakas, Lon- molly and Mr. Earle Terry, don, as maul of honor and Airs, London, played .the wedding Campbell Hughes, Ottawa, ;V., bridesmaid were gowned alike in French Antic crystal charm with matching overskirts, .Thov carried white Shasta daisies .and French ivy. Don Caiser, Exeter, was hest man and Neil .Wildfong, Prior to her wedding of Sat- 1,onflon and Don 'Wheeler, Burl- urday, ply 7 Alias Vera ington, ushered, ney has been honored at scv- A. reception was held in the eral showers, ehurch rooms decorated with Over 65 friends and neigh- pink and blue cornflowers with hors gathered at, Carmel Pres- baby , s breath, The bride's mo- byterian Church, 'Remelt, on then received. guests in a Wednesday, June 27 where the cOlx11 blue lace over taffeta. bride-elect was presented with. with white accessories and car- a miscellaneous, shower. sage of pink tea roses, The The church basement was groom's mother assisted wear- beautifully decorated with pink ing a sheer dress of mauve and and white streamers and bas- green with matching accesso- kets of roses, A contest was ries and yellow tea rose car- arranged by Mrs. Jack cot.- sage, belt, a reading, was given by gar travelling in Northern Mrs. Albert Shirray, a solo by Ontario the bride changed to Miss Joyce Flynn and singsongs a teopen blue sheath dress with were led by Mrs. Robert Pryde, matching organza coat, while A guest book was he charge of accessories and corsage of red Airs. Bob Beaver, roses, The address was read by The couple will reside in Airs, Ken Pollock and the Dashwood- shower- was arranged by Airs, Ed Corbett, Airs, Pollock and Mrs, Jack Corbett, The staff of the Bank of Montreal, Hensel], where the bride has been employed for the past three and a half year's oil presented her with a jargepainting. Around 25 relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Airs, ',Pinney and presented the bride- elect with a miscellaneous shower, Miss ,Phyllis Lostell led the guest of honor to a dec- orated chair where the gifts were presented. An address was read by Mrs, Glen Sturgeon and lunch served by Mrs, Bill Gilfillan, Miss Lostell and Mrs. Stur- geon, The shower was arraneed by Mrs. Frank ',befell and Miss Toronto, St. Marys, London,. Chatham, Leamington. 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