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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 9MR. AND MRS. photo by Jack Doerr WILLIAM P. MACKINNON • •oruAx nmostimaW"' "1443MatWo4,-. 6APAtiiteo TO ALL OUR FRIENDS December 24 Page Dutch carol features fete Exeter nurse, married oalt. The bride is a gradtlate of the Eitchener,Waterloopen-! eral Respltal $014301 of Nursing and the Mein is an hener graduate ,of the Niagara Park Commission School of 1.19#1- cultPro! Niagara. FallP. Prenuptial showers were held for the bride prior to her mar- riage. Hostesses were Mrs. James Ross Jr, assisted by Miss Mary Ellen flagey at her home r Branchtolli Mrs. Blake prinliwa.ter at her home, Pres- ton' ' Mrs. L. H. Richard held en afternoon tea, Waterloo St., Preston. The bride's classmates and staff of the intensive care unit at Kitchener-Waterloo hospital entertained for her. Mr, and Mrs. Harry 0. Hagey entertained the bridal party at their home following rehearsal Friday evening. Pride of Huron Rebekah L od ge held their Christmas party last Wednesday night when Mrs. Gilbert Johns Presided for a program including a sing- song of carols led by Mrs. William Cann, solos by Sandra Skinner and by Mrs. Bruce Cann, a short humorous play by Elinwille girls, Frances Skinner, Margaret Johns, Kathy Hern, Janet Skinner and Sharon Fletcher and a medley of Christmas songs played on the piano by Mrs. Philip Johns. As one of her selections Mrs. Cann sang "Silent Night" in costume and in the Dutch lang- uage. Rebekahs will have a party for the members' secret sis- ters after the next meeting January 6. and matching rosette bead- pieces. They carried cascade houquets of white baby mums,. holly and ivy. Best Marl was Douglas Hagey, brother of the groom, Preston, and ushers were Bruce Savage, Scarborough, and Alex Chor- niak, Prantferd, A reception was .held in the church where the bride's moth- er received gueSts in a two.- piece dress of all-wool double knit jacquard weave in tones of beige and brown, dark brown accessories and corsage of pink carnations. The groom's moth- er assisted wearing a dress of champagne Chantilly lace over taffeta, brown accessories and corsage of golden carnations. The honeymoon is being spent in New York City, the bride travelling in a three-piece cos- tume of gold metallic brocade, black accessories and corsage of tangerine carnations. The couple will reside in Your chances to remain alive, Depend a lot on how you drive. UWO students wed Miss Sandra Ann $narrewf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aclella SharrQw, William St u Exeter became the bride of James Arthur Bogey, Son of Mr. and Minrsa.lIcearrermy Gen.i/HalLeY rfoor f Preston ed by Rev. G. Ralph Easter in Preston Baptist Church Saturday, De- CeGmlbaner.t w12h,itaet n13:113m0 Spnitin'ted with gold, boughs of evergreen tied with white satin bows, cande- labra and holly formed the back- ground for the ceremony. Mrs. Vern Allemang, Kitchener, pro- vided the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. JoGanivDeonyl ien, Preston, marriage by her father the bride wore a formal empire-line gown of silk faille with scoop neckline, fitted bo- dice re-embroidered with Alen- con lace, lily point sleeves, controlled front skirt with full back and chapel train. A head- dress of flowers with petals With pearlized sprays held her floor-length veil of silk illusion. She carried a crescent bouquet of crimson and white roses, holly and ivy. Mrs. Alex Chorniac, Brant- ford, was matron of honor and bridesmaid, Mrs. James Ross Jr., Bra.nchton, and junio r bridesmaid, Miss Mary Ellen Hagey, Preston, were gowned alike in floor-length gowns of azalea peau de soie fashioned with rounded neckline, elbow- length sleeves, sheath skirts cl;?;tred :+trt=?!;4.i c:114 aMo SeltdOithl Wins sorority quilt Hugh Wilson, Grand Bend, held the lucky ticket on a quilt on which Beta Sigma Phi Sorority have been selling tickets. The draw was made at the Christmas party for Sorority members and their husbands at the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia, last Tuesday night. Here Mrs. Bill Brock, (right) and Miss Jean Taylor (left) of the Sorority present the quilt to Mr. Wilson. —T-A photo Happenings 'round town Mrs. Ida Hodgins, London, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hodgins and Stuart, Mrs. Samson McFalls, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Glen and Randall held a Christmas party at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald McFalls Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Blair, Exeter, and her family held a Christmas Ladies contribute to missionaries The Exeter Pentecostal WMC met at the parsonage Thursday for the annual business and Christmas meeting. A number of carols were sung followed by prayer by several ladies. Mrs. Keith Mc- Laren contributed a reading and Rev. L, H. Johnston pre- sented a message based on three women of the Bible and their ministry of helpfulness issuing a challenge to the WMC group. Mrs. Edgar Cudmore report- ed $44'7 had been given this year and used in missionary work. A box of new and used clothing is being sent to a family in the northern area. Gifts were exchanged and of- ficers were elected for the coming year. President is Mrs. K. McLaren; vice-presidents, Mrs. Gerald Hamilton and Mrs. B. Cann; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E. Cudmore; assistant, Mrs. E. Miller. gathering at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fletcher Sunday. Sgt. & Mrs. James Low and daughters, Penny and Wendy of Ottawa are spending Christmas with Mrs. T. M. Dinney. Misses Sandra Snider, Gail Farquhar, Bonnie Turvey and Peggy McLaughlin, William Miss Christena Shaw was maid of honor for her sister and bridesmaids were Mrs. Bryan Bonthron, Toronto, and Mrs. Mervin Shute, RR 1 Kirk- ton. They wore red velvet gowns in street-length and styled si- milarly to the bride's. Three red velvet roses formed the headdress for each attendant, They carried white mums, ste- phanotis with green and silvered pine. Dean McKnight, Toronto, was best man and Gerald Bell, Hen- sall, and Dale Turvey, Exeter, ushered guests. A reception was held at the Colonial Inn, Grand Bend. For travelling the bride changed to a woollen tweed suit in winter white trimmed with brown and a gold coat. The couple will live in Lon- don. Both bride and groom are students of the University of Western Ontario. Your patronage .we have enjoy- ed, Good-will and friendship, too! Our gratitude we try to show By saying "THANKS" to you, We'd like to have you know that with Our efforts we will strive To keep your valued friend• ship and Good-will with us, alive! And now we wish you one and all Our hearty wish sincere: For a very Merry Christmas And a Prosperous New Year! Kinettes treat men to party Exeter Kinettes entertained their husbands at a Christmas party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dobson. Mrs. Peter Flannigan was welcomed as a member of the Club. It was decided to help a needy family in the district as a Christmas service. MARJORIE DILKES Irwin's Ladies Wear Miss Mary Elizabeth Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw, Exeter, and Wil- liam Park MacKinnon ' son of Mrs. MacKinnon and the late Donald MacKinnon of Hensall, exchanged marriage vows in C av e n Presbyterian Church, Saturday, December 19 at 2 pm. Rev. John C. Boyneofficiated at the ceremony and William Bettger, Goderich, f ur n i shed the wedding music and Miss Sandi Morrow, London, was soloist. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor- length gown of white peau de soie with shallow scoop neck- line and elbow-length sleeves. Her controlled skirt swept into a short train accented by two peau de soie roses at the waist- line. Her shoulder-length bouf- fant veil of French silk illusion was held in place by a wedding ring headpiece of material matching her gown. She carried a bouquet of cymbidium orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Age-old yet ever-new is the tradition of spreading Christmas cheer. In this spirit we extend our hest wishes for your good health and happiness. Mrs. C. E. 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A humorous mock wedding was staged with Misses Mary Dearing, Pat Drake, Carol Vivian, Jane Par- sons, Julie Ann Elliott, Sharon and Gail Agar, Mrs. Reg Elliott, Mrs. Bert Daynard, Mrs. John Drake, Mrs. Harold Pethick and Mrs. Ross Hoggarth taking part. Mrs. Ken Clarke read an address of good wishes and assisted Kathy in opening her many gifts. Kathy thanked everyone present. Mrs. Gerald Agar conducted contests after which lunch was enjoyed. to Detroit with his son, Russell, and will spend Christmas there. Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Hanna and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shier of Kirkton were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Thomson, Andrew St. Mr. Simon Nagel of Hope College, Holland, Mich., is spending the Christmas holi- days with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. G, J. Nagel. Mr. Jim Sweitzer of Ryerson School of Technology, Toronto is holidaying with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer. Mrs. Nora Sylvester and Jud- ith left Wednesday for Sudbury to spend Christmas with Mr. & Mrs. Warren Sylvester. Wright, John MacNaughton, Gerald Godbolt and Ted Wilson, students of the University of Western Ontario, are spending the holidays at their respective homes. Christmas guests with Dr. & Mrs. R. W. Read are Miss Frances Shortt, Syracuse, N.Y., Mr. A. J. Read, Mr. & Mrs. W. Hyatt, Miss June Shortt, Mr. J. Hyatt, Mrs. I. Martyn, Mr.- & Mrs. G. Martyn, Geoff and Larry, all of London; Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Read, Susan, Pat, Tom, Chris, Nancy and Mary Ellen, all of Sarnia, Dr. & Mrs. J. Read and. Marcy, Toronto, and Mr. & Mrs. A, E. Steinhoff, Mrs. M. Matlock, Arthur and Cathy of Staynor. Messrs. Peter Lewis and Douglas Hodgson, University of Toronto, are spending the Christmas vacation with their parents. Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Sturgis are spending the Christm as holidays with their sons, Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Sturgis, St. Cath- arines and Mr. & Mrs. Bev Sturgis, Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Wes Witmer spent Sunday in Woodstock with Mr. & Mrs. Leo Witmer and family. Miss Donna Powles, St. Tho- mas, and Mrs. Etta Crisp of London, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. W. Powell. Mr. Frances Clark returned 244 MAIN ST. Cathy ROBBINS, Prop. Perms . Cuts . Sets . Tints 235-1533 IVIVintqtg4IR.43.1**Wg112givigrs1Va. And so we come again to of life; Health, Happiness and Christmas with all its color enduring friendship, and may and joy, its magic and wonder, your New Year be filled with its spirit of goodwill and success and gratification. Christmas? What it means to warmth. But how we come to ,;..iw,f.icitr.P=Fsicri WA tqMe?,..i !t.i.t'At:I:et;!"evt77:1 7.:el:VsilVdt;?-4,Ki' .,'M:* .„. :,...„,*, 1,or ,,,,,m1:,,,,,,v,k:., . , , % ... ,,„, us depends on what we bring to it, not In gifts and outer , display, but in the inner offer- ings of love and faith that abide offer- H inHopper-Hockey oc ey Furniture the heart. 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