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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-13, Page 16PI49e1 The. Titres-Advecafe, Se.pterninr 13, 1941 MR, AND MRS, H. EUGENE KIRK Iva-. Doerr To make home in London WILL MAKE HOME IN EXETER—Kathryn Diann Eagle- son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eagleson, Grand Bend, and Gerald Broderick, son of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Broderick, were married in Grand Bend United. Church on Saturday, September 1 at 1 o'clock. They will live in Exeter, —Photo by. Jack 'Doerr BEAUTY CARE Our Helen. Bell has success- fully completed a beauty course which qualifies her as a Du- BARRY and RICHARD HUD- NUT Cosmetic Consultant, She will give you expert assistance. Choose from Du Barry, Wind Song, Stradivari, Chanel No. 5 and Yardley cosmetics. MIDDLETON'S DRUGS PHONE 235.1570 EXETER LADIES WEAR Bake better with Gas MR. AND MRS, ROY GINGERICH Trio sings at wedding Open every day ktz.-5 Except Tuesday W., 10 a,m. to 8 p.m. Make reservations now for your Banquets, Wedding Receptions and Dinner Parties Armstrong's Restaurant GRAND BEND PHONE 20 Kraft's 5i-Cent Bread Dear Peanut Eft:Ater, t 'Smootho 1 trtitittiy, and 9 oz, triartnalaide 89c plus loaf of 200 bread fen' with deal, 48-ounce tin 25C 20-ounce tins FOR 57c FC1R 26' 1 !e ringceremony 'Little Stone House' rites the groom, was best man and Gerald Stokes, brother of the bride, ushered the guests. A reception was held at "The Little Stone House" where the bride's mother received guests in cloud blue lace with black accessories and pink carnation corsage, The groom's mother chose a beige sheath with brown accessories and cor age of orange Delight roses, For travelling to Northern Ontario the bride donned a cinnamon knitted suit with brown accessories and corsage of orange Delight roses, The couple will live at 'KM- penview" Farms, RR 2 Kip. pen. Wit Cheese or Dutch LOAF 49t A 6t. • Baskets of white and pink gladioli, candelabra and ferns with white gladioli on the altar decorated Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, for the ceremony uniting in marriage Jane Clara Restemayer, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Melvin L. Restemayer, Dashwood, and Harold Eugene Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kirk, Exeter, on Saturday, Sep- tember 8 at 2.30 p.m. Rei7, William H. Gatz officiat- ed and Miss Helen Nadiger, Dashwood, played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist Miss Anne Koehler who sang The Wedding Prayer and The Lord. Be With You, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length gown of white • -lanza over silk taffeta style., with bouf- fant "skirt with tort tram blended to a torso bodice with bracelet sleeves and bateau neckline edged in seed pearls. The waistline was outlined with self leaves and pearls. A queen's tiara held her elbow-length veil. She carried a cascade of pink Delight roses, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. James Becker, Dash- wood as matron of honor and Miss Brenda Becker and Miss Carolyn Kraft, Toronto, as bridesmaids were gowned alike in street-length parisienne rose peau de soie dresses with matching rosette headdresses. They carried crescents of baby 'White carnations and rose rib- bon. Flower girl, Leanne Pepper. London, wore snow white or- gandy over taffeta and minia-• ture headdress like the other attendants., She carred a nose- gay of white carnations with rose lace and streamers. Philip Kirk, Aneaster, was ring bear- er in a charcoal suit. Alvin Campbell, Hensall, was best man and Robert Kirk, Exe- ter and Stewart Kraft. London, Ushered guests. A reception was held in the church rooms where the bride's mother received guests in a cocktail dress of candlelight brocade with mink trim and corsage of bronze mums and tawny gold roses. The groom's mother chose a two-piece en- semble In grey with corsage of red carnations and white roses. .. • ..... •••60- ...... •40..... It has been • SAN ITON E !, DRY CLEANED that's why it ! looks New! 7, • Serviteurs were Misses Lynda. and Judy Kraft. Carol and Elaine Miller, S3 Ma and F.'ae Becker, Sharon Fenton and Sherry For d, For a honeymoon in New York the bride travelled in a Iwo- piece ensemble in powder blue brocade with black accessories and corsage of pink carnations. The couple will reside in Lon- don. A girls' trio of Misses Muriel and Carol Brenneman and Edna Zehr sang at the wedding of Mary Ellen Schlegel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Schlegel, RR 6 Woodstock, to Melvin James Gingerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerieh, RR 2 Zurich, in Cassel Mennonite Church on Saturday, September 1 at 230 o'clock. Bishop henry Yantis assisted by Ephriam Gingerieh officiated. The Rev. A. Harold Johnson, minister of St. Andrew's Uni- ted. Church, Kippen, -perlormed An impressive double ring eer- emony. on. Saturday. September S at a p.m. when Marjorie Jean. Charters and Gene Fer- .g.nseri Middleton spoke their marriage vows before an al- tar decorated with a 14 branch vandelebra which formed an arch above baskets of white gladioli banked with ferns. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearson. -Charters, Nippon. and Mr. and Mrs. T. Alvin Middleton, Lon- don, are parents of the groom. Escorted to the altar by her fattier the bride chose a colo- nial wedding gown of candle- light silk faille. The rounded neckline was trimmed in self material of laurel leaf design encrusted with pearls. Identical Iron was repeated at the waist and unpressed. pleats formed a hustle back flowing to a chapel, train. Lily point sleeves were features of the fitted bodice, 11cr finger-tip veil of silk lusion was secured by a queen's crown of crystals and pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with deep pink rosebuds and she wore her grandmother's (the late Mrs. William Charters) engagement ring of 60 years ago. The bridesmaids, Mrs, John A. McGregor and Mi's, Douglas E. McGregor, .twin sisters of the bride, wore sapphire blue peso de soie in sheath design with overskirts. They had white feather headdresses and car vied white lace baskets ar- ranged with white pompom mums and deep pink rosebuds. Miss Janice 11-liddleton, London, as junior bridesmaid was also dressed in blue wth white em- broidery and white ribbon headdress. Little Nancy Mid. dleton was flower girl in white mother in turquoise with pink rose corsage. For travelling in the Western Provinces and the United States the bride changed to a coffee brown three-piece double knit ensemble with corsage of yel- low mums. The couple will reside at RR, 2 Zurich. Bride feted Prior to her marriage the organdy. :001.11 girls carried small baskets of flowers idee- ilea', to the 'bridemaids. James Middleton was his fire, -titer's groomsman And Witham R. Charters, brother of the bride, and John Middleton. bro thee of the groom, ushered the guests. John Caldwell played the wedding music. and eecomna- Med the soloist. Miss Dorothy -Ratter, .as she sang "I Lore yon Truly" and "I'll Walk Be. Side You." A reception was held in -the church rooms where the bride's mother received guests wearing a silk organza. sheath dress with self trim in Elizabeth blue and hone accessories. The groom's mother chose a blue silk broeade sheath with match mg jacket. Both mothers wore A corsage of pink Delight so. ses. The young couple left late' for a honeymoon in Washing ton and other eastern States. For travelling the bride chose a white sculptured bengaline sheath dress with three-quarter length coat with raspberry ac- cessories and corsage of pink rosebuds, On their return the couple will reside in London. Guests from a distance were present from Battle Creek, Mich., Toronto, London, St. Thomas, G•ranton, Owen Sound and Sarnia. Huron Park WA plans bowling At the first meeting of the season of the Women's Auxil- iary of RCAF Station Centralia held in Huron Park Commun- ity Centre Tuesday, September 4, the Women's Bowling Leagues were organized, Thirteen teams were regis- tered and as a result of an open discussion on bowling rules some 'c h a n g e s were made: 1, Two frames shall be bowl- ed at one lime instead of one. 2. Left-hand bowlers are to advise opposing captain which counting pin they will use for scoring. 3. Any player who does not bowl the last four weeks prior to the end of the bowling season is not eligible for prizes or trophies, The ladies were urged to continue saving all Canada Packer labels to procure a serving trolley for which 2,000 labels are required. The coffee urn, which was obtained in this way last season, has been in- valuable for the largely at- tended meetings. President Mrs. Betty Col- borne was in the chair and extended a welcome to the honorary president:, Mrs. Bar- bara Randall, and all the members in attendance. After the meeting eight games of bingo were played with the winners: Mrs, Cut- ting, Mrs Johnston, Mrs. J. .MacDonnell., Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Christman, Mrs. Abbors, Mrs. Wiper and Mrs. R. P, Kreltzer. Sane of the prizes were donat- ed by S. B, Taylor, Jeweller; E. L. Chaffe & Sons and the EYel or Times-Advocate. Mrs. Jean Moore and her as- sistants served lunch, bride was honored at several showers. A presentation of lamps was made at a shower arranged by Miss Janet Bender and Mrs. Nelson Albrecht, Miscellaneous showers were held at the bride's home and also the groom's home, Keith Bachert entertained for the groom at a bachelor party, New all-wool Winter Coats SEE OUR FASHION. RIGHT ASSORTMENT Exquisite fur trimmings Friends shower' Saturday bride Miss htat'ian May, ,tni.d.O•PINt of i$AttlVdaY, has been honored at a number of pre-nuptial e vents, At simmer home. of Mr. and Airs, Carfery L'arin, Miss. Pat Calm. and Airs. Ivan Luth- er were hostesses for a..m.iscel , laoemis shower 'for .the bride- Pipet. Eighteen (deeds show- ered her with .many gifts, Friends 111-14 neighbors gatb- hred at the home of los_ Wel- ter McBride where she .and her daeghters were hostesses to. honor- Miss May with a miscel- laneous shower, FalsleiollstS4affleil°h sad4plal)tety and presented goblets. -the bride-elect with a sterling silver tray and crystal Air. .and Airs, Toss Hedgert and Diane entertained -the bridal party at a family dinner last Sunday. Trousseau tea Mrs. Halley May enter- tained at a trousseau tea. Set- rday, September 8 in honor of her daughter, Miss Marian May, bride-elect. Airs, May and her daughter were assisted in re- ceiving the over-100 guests by the groom's mother, Airs, J, AL Tinney, Attending the register were the groom's sisters Mis- ses Joan and Carol Ann Tinney, _ • • Aunt of the groom Serving. were Alt's. Harvey 'Stringer, mi$$ Te a lly3n 1,0', Miss Jeanette Taylor and Mrs. Ivan Wither. b o W toe bride's tretiSSean were Airs, Jim ,Kovacs, Tilleenlierg„ Mi's, Ross liodgert, sister .or .the ,bridet shower gifts, Joyce Fitz- gerald, London,. Alt's- 'KevAes wedding gifts, Miss Petty Bark- er, London, asxl Miss Karill n.ey; linens And china, Pat -Cann, Exeter, and Getty park. er, We'll deliver clean, safe LP gas direct to your door, Enjoy modern living! HOTSON Propane Phone 156-W Grand Bend in a garden setting with the arbor decorated with multi- colored gladioli and trailing vines at "The Little Stone House", Thamesville, Myra Hil- dagarde Stokes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stokes, Chatham, and Keith Ray Lov- ell., son of Mr, and Mr. Lloyd Lovell, RR 2 Kippen, exchanged marriage vows before the Rev, P. D. Cameron, Thamesville, Given in marriage by her brother, Murray 'Stokes, the bride wore a regal gown of pure silk organza accented with genuine guipure lace ap- pliques on a sheath skirt with a softly gathered, overskirt weeping to a brush train, The fitted bodice was fashioned with elbow-length sleeves and scoop neckline, A crown of sheer leaves, rosebuds and pearlized orange blossoms held her rolled edge Nottingham bouffant veil, She carried a bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses and pink carnations with ivy trails. Mrs. Clifford Marchand, sister of the bride, was matron of honor wearing blue taffeta Kinettes plan peanut canvass For their initial meeting of the season the Kinettes at- tended the. Home and School meeting Monday evening and then adjourned to the home of Piesident Mrs. Claire Hoffman for a short business meeting, with 100 per cent attendance, Plans were finalized for the peanut drive sponsored by the group on Monday, September 17 at 6:30 p,m. South African Oranges 216's 45C Dot Crisp Tender Hearts Celery 19` Jumbo Size 36's Canteloupe EA 25' New Crop Fancy Mac Apples B-La. ElAti 59 C MEATS Maple Leaf HAMS Halves, keady-to•Serve L. 89C BEST PRICE IN TOWN DEVON BACON Sweet, Smoked, kindless LSI, 75 Send her off to school proudly em clothes that sparkle with freshness and feel like new. Our Sanitone Soft-Setld dry cleaning gets out all the dirt.' chases every stubborn spot, banishes that fillip look. Call us today and let us show you how our Sanitone Ory Clean- ing can rejuvenate last year's 'school el attics! Brady CLEANERS AND LAUNbEitRIA LTD 5,2131 A REGULAR APPOINTMENT WITH 'YOUR REAurfaAN, 'HELPS KEEP YOUR HAIR IN TOP CONDITION Given in marriage b. her father, the bride wore a floor, length gown of peau de sole with overskirt of tulle with lace ap. ,pliques. lace bodice fashioned with hasque waist. scalloped bateau neckline and lily pout sleeves. She carried a cascade of red roses, white mums and fern Miss Janet Bender. RR 1 Tavistock. was maid of honor in a street-length gown of alice blue nylon with basque waist, bateau neckline a n d short sleeves with matching gloves. She carried a nosegay of blur and winte mums and fern. Misses Marjorie and Slieron Steinman, nieces of the bride, as .flower girls, wart white em- broidered *Ion with blue pleat- ed cummerbund and 1)0W, and carried baskets of blue and white mums and fern. Keith Bachert, RR 2 Zurich, was best man and ushers were Olin Steinman, brother-in-law of the bride, and 'Claydon Steckle, brother-in-law of the groom. A wedding reception was held in 'ravistock Memorial Hall where the bride's mother re•. eeived guests in a grey figured dress with pink rove corsage and was. assisted by the groom's New Jackets Laminates and Berg-trimMod SPORT).7 SHORTIES The tea tabl.i covered with a double damask cloth was cen- styled with pumpkin skirt. She tred, with Tiffany roses flanked wore a matching *floral head., by tall white candles, piece and carried pink carna• Pouring tea in the afternoon lions and trailing ivy, were Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald, London, aunt of the groom, and Airs. J. 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