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PHONE 235.0505 EXETER r Page 8 Times-Advocate, October 8, 1964 MIZYX:77,Aara.; Assist blind at Hurondale OES marks 26th year over 100 at celebration Guests were prepent ;rem Delaware, Seaforth, Clintono aotchell, Byron and NilesteWn: London, Ingersoll, StrathreY, ORIGINAL ONE CENT SALE Hensall ladies, are hosts. Skits feature WI OCTOBER 15 TO OCTOBER 24 VITAMINS AT jo PRICES Buy Now session Pcoter Chapter ett4e Order of the Eastern celebrated. 44 • 26th. birthday F4cleyPVPOlg with a banquet in Toyttt meta, 91141 parish Hall with about 100 in attendance. The ,master of ceremonies ler the event was Mr. Eigth McKinley, worthy patron of the, etapter.4 toast to grand Chap- ter was PrePOPPO, by Mre, old Brodericica Associate Mat, roe, .440„ the response was made by Mrs. gethet7 'w4Itee. PeA Grand Matron, 1-ondon,. Mrs. Elgin McfueleypropPP!!' ed a toast to the -visitors to Which MrS, Hepe Manners, DDGM, London, k espqmo.e Mrs. .11edley May, Worthy Mat, rea, welcomed the guests and latroduced her corps, of offia cers. Readings . were given by Miss Susan Holoba of Nilestown, quest speaker was Rev. Den, can Guest of ,centralia whose subject was "fellowship". MIDDLETON r119isl PHONE 235-1570 EXETER photo by Peake MR. AND MRS, DAVID A. VAN DUSEN WItP.P ..P4 aT.113'.4 Marshall, IclfttoN VLS PqPt, speaker .at Hurondale WI :meeting haid laet Teeeday evening in. Ellmville. Hall. She told of her trip to Great pritani and. Ireland this. past summer and .showed ored pictures she had .taken.. Roll call was answered by naming an, inducement to keep young people on the farm, The motto one ever climbs to success with his hands in his pockets", was discussed by Mrs.. Warren Brock. Mrs, Reg liodgert contributed a piano in- strumental and a singsong was enjoyed with Mrs. Willian-aKera nick at the piano. Mrs. Edwin Miller, convener of agriculture and Canadian industries, pre!! sided for the program. President Mrs. Gerald Mc, Falla conducted the business. Mrs. Lorne Oke and Mrs..q4r, net Hicks were named delegates to the area convention Novem- ber 3 and 4 at St. Thomas. Do- nations of $10 each were voted to CNIB and Mental Health. Mrs. Arthur Rundle was named a charter member of Historical Research. Members agreed to cater to the Co-op banquet the end of October. The date for the October meeting will be changed to Tuesday, October 27. Wolf 111e N,S, Members of Dashwood WI presented a skit "Concert Party", Mrs. Dan McLeod of Exeter favored with solos accompanied by Mrs, Andrew Dougall, also of Exeter. Mrs. James Drummond, pre- sident of South Huron District WI, opened the rally and Mrs. Eleverly Beaton, president of Hensall WI, welcomed the 125 guests who registered. Mrs. At the Huron County WI Rally held in Hensall United Church Monday Miss Patricia Da.mude, home economist for H ur on County, presented a WI scholar- ship to Miss Mary Andrew of RR 1 Lucknow, who is at pre- sent a student at the University of Western Ontario. Mrs. John MacLean of Sea- forth gave highlights of the National Convention held at Autumn setting for pair W. D. Mack spoke on the Huron Historical Society and some of its activities. Mrs. Laird Mickle led in a singsong with Miss Greta Lammie as accom- panist. During the noon hour a dis- play of handicrafts,Tweedsmuir bookcovers and Exeter fall fair exhibits were on view. The afternoon session opened with a devotional period con- ducted by Mrs. Harold Currie of Hensall. Mr. George Vriese of Exeter showed pictures of Holland and Ireland which he had taken while visiting there last summer. Mrs. James McAllister was moderator for a program "Live A Borrowed Life", staged by South Huron WI. Panel mem- bers were Mrs. L Rader, Dash- wood, Mrs. William Kyle, Kip- pen, Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zurich, Mrs. W. Brock, Exeter, and contestants were Mrs. L. Hodge, Crediton, Mrs. Roy Morenz, Grand Bend, Mrs. Jackson Woods, Elimville and Miss Helen McKenzie, Sedforth. Readings were given by Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Kippen. Appre- ciation remarks were express- ed by West Huron, A pooled lunch was served at noon. Rev. H. E. J. Moorhouse of- ficiated at a double ring cere- mony in Lieury United Church uniting in marriage Patricia Anne Robinson, daughter of Mr. photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS C. ISARD PHOTO BY Van Vliet MR. AND MRS. MARTIN MOMMERSTEEG Exchange vows in London Travel to Kentucky and Mrs. Robert A. Robinson, RR 3 Ailsa Craig, and David Albert Van Dusen, son of Mr. Albert Van Dusen and the late Mrs. Van Dusen. Yellow mums and gladioli de- corated the church for the oc- casion. Mr. Douglas Morgan, Clinton, played the wedding mu- sic and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Douglas Morgan who sang The Wedding Prayer and 0 Per- fect Love. Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride chose a tradi- tional floor-length sheath gown of white peau de sole. The bodice was fashioned with s hall o w scoop neckline and elbow-length sleeves. A chapel train extended from a tailored bow at the waist- line. A peau de sole wedding ring headpiece held her French pure silk shoulder-length veil. She carried a white Bible crest- ed with red roses, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Ken McLeod was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Dina Maseo, London and Miss Judy Cavanagh, They were gowned alike in gold peau de soie street-length sheaths comple- mented with matching wedding ring headpieces with tiny veils. They carried bronze mums with autumn leaves and barley. Groomsman was Donn Hunt, Hamilton and ushers were Bob Robinson, brother of the bride; and Robert Hunter, London. For a wedding trip to Florida the bride chose an acorn brown three-piece suit with fox collar, chocolate brown accessories and corsage of yellow roses. The couple will reside in Lon- don. 11111111I11111111111131111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111IIIII111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIII: ANNIV ERSARY SALE FOUTH Rev. T. E. Oostveen officiated at a wedding in Our Lady of Help Christian Church, Watford Saturday morning, September 26, when Nellie Bosch, daughter of Theodore Bosch, Watford, became the bride of Martin Mommersteeg, son of Martin corsage. For travelling in New York and New England States the bride changed to a red wool suit with black and red ac- cessories and corsage of white carnations. The couple will reside in London. Dr. G. W. Goth officiated in Metropolitan United Church, London, at the double ring cere- mony uniting in marriage Mar- cia Elaine Desjardine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iray Desjar- dine, RR 1 Dashwood, and Doug- las Charles Isard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Isard, London, on Saturday, October 3, at 2:30 pm. Urns of yellow and white mums and carnations formed the floral setting for the event. Mr. J. T. Clark, London, fur- nished the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, T. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, who sang 0 Perfect Love and Wed- ding Prayer. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- length gown of white peau de sole styled with fitted bodice, heart-shaped neckline and lily point sleeves. The front of the gown was bell-shaped with bands of Chantilly lace and the back consisted of three tiers of peau de sole trimmed with lace and extending to a chapel train. A lace appliqued pill- box of peau de soie held her shoulder-length veil of French silk illusion and she carried a cascade of white roses and stephanotis and trailing ivy. Mrs. Dougal Graham, Mt. Brydges, as matron of honor and Miss Daphne Isard, sister of the groom, Toronto, and Miss Nancy Desjardine, sister of the bride, as bridesmaids were gowned alike in teale blue peau de sole in floor-length with heart-shaped necklines and bell-shaped skirts. They wore matching pill box hats and car- ried shasta mums and yellow carnations. Dougal Graham, Mt. Brydges, was best man and ushers were Peter Tatham and John Bailey. A reception was held at Hooks Restaurant, London, where the bride's mother received guests in a raspberry brocade sheath with black and white acces- sories and white corsage. The groom's mother chose a two- piece blue silk brocade with matching tulle hat and cream All Lawn Ornaments Reduced 25% Mommersteeg, Grand Bend. The bride wore a floor length gown of white lace with white roses embroidered upon it and featuring lilypoint sleeves and a bodice decorated with pearls. She wore a long white veil held by a tiara of pearls, and carried a bouquet of red roses. Attendants were Tony Mom- mersteeg, Grand Bend and Jo Ann Bosch, Watford, who wore floor-length dresses of blue and pink respectively with matching flowers. Annette Mommersteeg was flowergirl, accompanied by Freddy Mommersteeg. Eddie Mommersteeg, Grand Bend, was groomsman and Gerry Bosch, Watford, ushered the guests. The church choir provided appropriate wedding music. Following a wedding trip to Kentucky, Illinois, the young couple will live at St. Joseph. Caven auxiliary see school pits Mrs. J. R, Sunseth was in charge of the study period at the meeting of the Gordon Even- ing Auxiliary of Caven Church held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Pryde Monday evening. She read an article on "The Giving of Thanks" and slides were shown on Ewart College in Toronto. Mrs. Murray Keys conducted the devotional period and also contributed an instru- mental solo. During the business conduct- ed by President Mrs. Hugh Patterson it was decided to or- der the Presbyterian calen- dars and also to invite the Pres- bytery visitor, Mrs. M. La- mond of Cromarty, to speak at the fall thankoffering meeting in November. An invitation was accepted to be guests of the Arnold Circle of Carmel Church, Hen- sall, October 19. SPECIAL ON CLAY BIRD BATHS $6.50 Each Lady teachers plan schedule The executive of the Exeter Unit of FWTAO met in Exeter Public School last Wednesday night when the schedule for meetings for the year was drawn up. President Mrs. R. D. Jer- myn was in the chair. The first meeting is to be held in Crediton Community Hall Thursday, October 15. It will be a supper meeting. Reder's Florist Phone 235-2603 photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WATSON To reside in Zurich ii7ovot 7o#44 length dresses of blue brocade and carried blue and white feathered mums. Little Miss Bernadette Ducharme was flow- er girl dressed in white brocade and she carried blue and white feathered mums. James Watson, RR 3 Zurich and Jerome Ducharme were the groom's attendants and ushers were George Ducharrne and John Watson. Mrs. Ducharme chose for her daughter's wedding a beige brocade dress with matching hat and white accessories. The groom's mother chose a tur- quoise three-piece suit with matching hat and black and white accessories. For a honeymoon to be spent in Midland the bride traVelled in a three-piece red wool wors- ted suit with black and white accessories and white m urn corsage. The couple will reside in Zurich. FINK'S MEAT MARKET White gladioli decorated the altar of St. Peter's RemanC ath- °lid Church, St. Joseph, for the ceremony uniting in marriage Donna Marie Ducharme, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Du- charme, RR 1 Dashwood, and George Watson, son of Mr. and William Watson, RR 3 Zurich Sattirday, OCtober 3 at 9:30 am. Rt. ReV. W. J. BtirdeatiOffi- dieted at the ceremony. Mrs. Henry Rau, RR 2 Zurich, played the wedding music. GiVeh in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- length dress Of French lace over satin with lily point sleeves and a bow extending froM the back. Her finger-tip veil of silk ilia, skin WAS held by a crown of lace and sequins. She carried red roses and Wn i t e feathered MUMS. Matron of honor WAS, Mrs Jeronie DuCtirine, Zurich, 'and Miss Dorothy Farwell, RO: Zurich waS bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in streeta Mrs. William C a r r, Mrs. Robert Wiggins and Mr, & Mrs. Lyle Panson of Detroit, spent the weekend with Miss May JOnes. Mr. & MrS, Thornton Cate- foot (the former Florence Ilea- Man) of Kelowna., B.C. are Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Clark Fisher and Other relatiVeS and friends in Exeter. Mr. Wilfred Reeves arrived herne ;rein Westrniriater Heea pital Wednesday ,morning. He received word of the death Of hia brother,. Howard, of Dayton, Ohio, following a heart attack. Mr. James, Grassick is a patient in South HuronHospital., PHONE 235,131.3. EXETER inommunoommootmloismonmffiiiihmithinimmitoitimoimoughiontimilmoulififinniumflogiothinommtionotifinwor N FANCIE S lifeWeitVateillenitiaMMUMIS121=6:1==tila.. ..... ... We wish to take this' opportunity to thank you for your patronage during the last four years. Sirloin and T-Bone Burns 11/2 lb. Canned Cooked Ham Guaranteed Lean Steak lb. 614 Per Tin $1.45 it Burns Slab Bacon 59c Pork LoinChops or Roasts lb. 65C