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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-09-24, Page 8AVQN CALLINO Without any experience you can earn money for Christmas shopping by selling Avon cosmetics and Dhristmag gifts in your vicinity. FOR INFORMATION CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TO MRS, M. IVIIbi4SON, 17 HAWKESBURY AVE., LoNpoN, Name Address Concession Township Fall Wallpaper SALE Buy One Roll At The Regular Price and You Get an Extra Roll For Good Choice of Bundle Lots Our Entire Stock On Sale 4111-1, Gould & Jory Auxiliary Plqns. tag day Page Time§-Advocate, September 24, 1964 lietzstmemmtatim,.._, • Ladies view hospital pies cart :to pOiP4t4 with .necessary sundry items,, hospital .members are deeply appreciative. ef the Peb.4.e!§ te, Perlse. .in .09 past and leel it. will ,PPPtIPP.PI. Ladies use monies well beSPrit.41 linen is undertakenby the ,group,. Auxiliery reor p .e.etetlyee visit hospital pAtient$::repteM once a week .and also make available weekly the hospital The Women's Angliary to South Huron Hospital is .open- ing its fall eemPalgn for funds by bolding Tag Day Feidey and Saturday, SePtemPer ?S and p6. This organization is com- posed of the women pf Exeter and surrounding communities new drapes, for some oi the hospital rooms at an overall expenditure of ,$3500, In 1963 the Registered. Nurses Assistants course was Institut, ed at South Huron HeSPitil, This class accommodates 1? etedente each year, The cost pe wop for setting lip a closer- room, practice diet kitchen and other necessary equipment Was borne by the Auxiliary,. Each year a bursary 14 of- peed to a HSDHS greduete em- tering training as a nurse. The cost of all mending of who ypluetarily contribute their time and ,effort toward the itne prpvement pf the loped hospital and its facilities and to the coinfortp of patients and nurses. All fends realized by the group from the annual Tag Day, card party and two reenmage gales are utilteed fully for the benefit of the hoppitel. Some of the more important outlays over the past few years include the purchase of an auto- el a.Ve, walk-ie refrigeretor, youth beds and mattresses, a porto-lift with accessories and Present presents to Joyce Harding Mrs. Ray Rader, RR 3 Dash- wpod, was hostess for a shower Friday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. Garnet Wile son, in honor of Miss Joyce Harding, bride-elect of Satur- day, Setpember 26. Misses Carol and Barbara Rader assisted the bride-elect with her gifts. contests and lench followed after which Joyce expressed her appreciation, Slides taken in the War Mee Menial Children's HeeP it lAncien, simeeing Many pictures in various rooms and different 11 °ere of the building were shown by Mrs, Malgorci Mere ley at the meeting of McGil- livray Wi in West McGilliyray Hell, Mrs. Morley has been supervisor for the past several years, She was assietedbYMre, Mac Allieon, Mrs. John Moeeeee geye a paper on "Fatty Foods can cause. Heart Attacke.The mot- to "Grumbling s p oi 1 p more meals than ppoe cooks." was discussed by Mrs. Morley, Mrs. Joe Carey and Mrs. Wes Lewis geve readings. Mrs. AaronScott read the scripture. Roll call was answered by naming "A necessity in a sick room," It was voted to hold a Remembrance pay service at the cenotaph in the McGillivray Memorial Park Sunday, Novem- ber 8, at 3:30 pm, The draw on the article donated by Mrs„ peter Dejong was won by Mrs. Harold Lawson. Family night will be held Oc- tober 14 on account of the members catering for the Mc- Gillivray Fire Insurance din- ner October 22. Sorority plans pledges' affair At the first meeting of the fell season of Beta Sigma phi Sorority held at the home of the president, Mrs. R ober t Fletcher last Tuesday evening plans were discussed for come ing activities. Plans were made for the pledge party October 6 and for a float for the parade at Exeter Fair, The hydro demonstration0c- tober 20 which is being spon- sored jointly by the Hydro and the Sorority was discussed, It is being held in the Legion Hall and door prizes will be given. Sorority members are also selling tickets on a handmade quilt to be drawn for near the Christmas season, Hensall's group to host WI rally Huron County WI rally will be held Monday, October 5, in Hensa 11 United Church with morning and afternoon ses- sions. Registration is at 9;30 am. Tweedsmuir history book covers, Exeter Fair exhibits and handicrafts will be on dis- play at the noon hour. Mrs. John McLean, Seaforth, will give highlights of the Na- tional Convention held at Wolf- ville, N.S„, a film will be shown and the presentation of scholar- ships will take place. photo by Engel MR. AND MRS. GERALD H. NOYES This Offer Good From Sept. 25 to Oct. 3 Reside near Denfield Caven ladies packing bale President Mrs, Hugh Patter- son conducted the study on "The Challenge" being the second part of the topic on "The Chang- ing City Challenges the Church" at the meeting of the Gordon Evening Auxiliary of C even church last Monday evening. The study was followed by a question and discussion period. Devotions were led by Mrs. Alex Maisie. Mrs. J. C. Boyne was in charge of the program. Donations for the WMS bale were handed in. Miss Carolyn Simpson and Mrs. J. R. Sun- seth served lunch. "Item•row- Amazing Value! Hoover's DELUXE twin- brush polisher, complete with 3 sets of pads for cleaning, waxing and $ 2888 buffing. RUSSELL ELECTRIC charm and carried white car- nations tinted blue. Gowned similarly were the brides- maids, Mrs. David Bentley and Miss Edna Kolmegies, both of London, Sheryl Noyes, Dela- ware, was flower girl wearing a white frock with imperial blue sash. She carried a basket of blue button mums, Robert Francis, London, was best man and ushers were Ro- bert Hodgins, Clandeboye, and George Noyes, Delaware. A reception was held in Lucan Community Centre where the bride's mother received guests in a turquoise brocaded sheath gown with matching jacket with turquoise and black accessories and corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother wore a gown of French duchesse bro- cade in rose tones with black and rose accessories and pink carnation corsage. For travelling in Eastern USA the bride changed to a two- piece aqua double knit suit with black accessories and white orchid corsage. The couple will reside at RR 2 Denfield. Guests attended the wedding from New York, Parkhill, Exe- ter, London, Lucan and Strat- ford. White gladioli and blue mums, lighted candelabras and ferns adorned St. James Anglican Church, Clandeboye, for the ceremony uniting in marriage Olive Elaine Hodgins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Hodgins, RR 1 Clandeboye, and Gerald Hubert Noyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Noyes, RR 1 Den- field, Saturday, September 12 at 3 p.m. Rev. E. 0. Lancaster officiat- ed and Mrs. William Smibert, Denfield, furnished the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Bruce Henry, Clandeboye, who sang The Wed- ding Prayer and The Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor- 1 e ngth gown of Italian silk fashioned with a modified scoop neckline, lily point sleeves and bodice trimmed with guipure lace. The lace trim extended to the controlled skirt which fell to a chapel train. Her headpiece was a tiny pill-box with lace trim and seed pearls set off by a shoulder-length four-tiered veil of French silk illusion. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis centred with a white orchid. Matron of honor was Mrs. Beverley Hodgins, Parkhill, wearing imperial blue crystal Lilly Wildfong dies after attack 7cietot 7ofteed Phone 235-0505 Exeter Phone 235-0270 NOW! Here's your opportunity to own a DELUXE Hoover Constellation at a remarkably low price! Completely equipped with dual - purpose rug and floor nozzle, crevice tool, fabric nozzle, $ ,95 dusting brush and \tool rack. —el'ee'Vekeeeeiekeeeleeee •sleleeeeseei..ee ,f-'::FS,Z,:447.4.,,,s • Mr, and Mrs. Earl Kinsman received word of the death of Mrs. Kinsman's eldest sister, Mrs. Lilly Wildfong, 78, the former Lilly Wallis, who passed away Thursday, September '7 in the Estevan Hospital, Saskat- chewan where she had been a patient for the past three weeks following a severe stroke. Her husband, Jacob Wildfong, predeceased her 23 years ago, He was formerly of Exeter. She is survived by three sis- ters: Mrs. Ally McCall and Mrs. Gordon (Gertie) Young, both of Alameda, Sask.; Mrs. Earl (Eliza) Kinsman, Crom- arty. A sister and brother pre- deceased her some years ago. Funeral service was held Sat- urday with burial in Frobisher, Sask. S Now For The First Time The Exeter Public Utilities Commission Can Offer You Place chopped peanut brittle in the bottom of custard cups. Pour in custard mixture and bake as usual. It makes a cus- tard similar to cermet without the work of carmelizing the su- gar. TWO LOW COST METHODS FOR HEATING HOT WATER Married at Parkhill Mr. & Mrs. H. Mignotte, the former Elizabeth Hunter, of Downey, California, spent sev- eral days with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hunter of Usborne Township. They left for Mas- sachusetts and New York where they will visit with Mr. Mig- notte's relatives before return- ing to California. Mrs. Norman Passmore is a patient In St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Delight Gordon, Tor- onto, is a guest of Mrs. William May. Mr. & Mrs. M. L, Parker of Barrie spent the weekend with Mrs. Charles Harris, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Murray were guests at the Morphy- Webb wedding at Hyde Park Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Len Knightley of London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Triebner Sunday, Gary Parsons o/ the Hamilton Junior Wings spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Parsons and family. Mr. Hedley May is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, having undergone surgery Tuesday. Mr. Arthur Rundle is a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, where surgery was per- formed. Mr. Luther Reynolds is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Flat Rate: Stillnges of element sizes available: cost. Various available at substantially re .e'Veeeeeeeee Marys, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Diane flicks and Miss Gail Thompeen, both of Rle, 8 Parkhill. They were gowned alike in blue brocade with matching headpieces. Dale Hayter, Sarnia, was best man for his brother, Gilette Were ushered by Kee Fraser; Parkhill, brother of the bride, and Dawson Hayter, PR 3 Parke hill, brothet of the greoni, For the reception in the elide ted Church rooms the bride's Mother received gteett In a beige and brown dress With brown accessories and corsage of red roses and white button pons. The greetri't mother chose a blue brocade dress with black accessories and corsage similar to the bri'de's thOther. For travelling the bride chose a three piece cranberry Stilt. With Winter White adeeStOriet and baby White. MUM corsage. The couple will reside in Bonus Block: 71,re latitred o See the All New '65 Chevrolets And Oldsmobiles In Our Showroom SEPT. 24 Customers may now install a Cascade Waterheater (3000 watt upper and 1000 watt lower element) on meter. A special block of 500 KWH will be allocated on the customer's bill at the low rate of 0.8 per KWH for each qualifying installation. Application should be blade at our office. Units available from local plumbers or from the Exeter P.U.C. Further information supplied on request. SNELL BROS. LTD, t)ietet Pink gladioli decorated Park- hill Baptist Church, Friday Sep- tember 4 at an evening cere- mony when Marlene Grate Fraser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fraser, Parkhill, became the bride Of AllenGrant Ilayter, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ilayter, AR 3 Parkhill, Rev. 0. Maud Officiated and Mrs. Harry Sheppard, Dash- Wood, Wag organist and aeConi- peeled the soloist, John Camp.: bell, Parkhill, Given in marriage by her /ether the bride chose a bouf- fant, full-length gown of peau -de tole fashioned With lily ppint sleeves and a pertrait necklite edged with seed pearle and tetviitie, Her shoulder-length tripleetiered Veil Was held he a crown of seed Pearls and sequins and the tartlet! a tee= aside of Ainerleaxi BeautY roses With streamers knotted With rosebuds. Miss Marion MeNatightOri,Ste 'N FANCIES HOOVER STOCK REDUCEON At Russell Electric • WAX. APPLICATORS LAMBS WOOL PADS FELT PADS laikatif Friends shower local bride-elect A surprise shower was held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Webb assisted by Mrs. Douglas Parsons honoring Mies Joan Parsons, bride-elect of October 3. Miss Elsie Morley read an address followed by a game which gave hints to the guest of honor as to where to find her gifts. A fashion show of the bride- elect's trousseau was presented with Miss Darlene Parsons as commentator. Assisting in modelling were Mrs. Bill Ford, Mrs. Douglas Parsons, Mrs. Jack Parsons, and Miss Cheryl Parsons. Jean expressed her appre- ciation and lunch was served. Tuesday evening Mrs. Harold Preszcator entertained rela- tives and friends of the groom in honor of the bride-elect, Miss Parsons was presented with many miscellaneous items for which she expressed thanks.