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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-07-18, Page 11To be married in August Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jory, 115 Wolfdale Ave., Oakville, formerly of Kirkton, announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Leella to Mr. Donald 0. Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Hodgins, Ottawa. The wedding will take place on August 24, 196 8 at 4 pm at St. Paul's United Church, OakVille. Area weddings Supervisors lead the way At Friday's parade of the Kinsmen sponsored summer playground, the supervisors joined in with more than 100 boys and girls in observing International Week. Above, Michelle Harrison, Barbara Gilfillan, Elizabeth Mickle and Eleanor Stanlake are shown in their native costumes of various countries. — T-A photo SPECIALS 11 Wood Jack Smith • Pieces in FUNDAY Specials at FISHER Hardware Large Rubber Maid Garbage Pails Reg. $8.95 FUNDAY $7.77 16% Gallon Galvanized Garbage Pails Reg. $4.85 FUNDAY $3.95 All metal Insulated Cooler Chests Reg, $16.95 FUNDAY $12.95 Reotangular Portable Motorized Barbecue Reg, $23,96 FUNDAY $18.95 Blue Plastic Covered Clothes Line Per 50,foot roll Reg, 98(i 'FUNDAY PAINT AND ENAMEL SPECIALS Porch and Floor Enamel $2.45 quart Interior Latex Flat White $6.95 gal. Exterior Latex House Paint $7.95 gal. Special Red Barn Paint $5.50 gal. Paint Roller and Pan Sat. Rog.$1.19 FUNDAY ALL TOYS LESS 25% Watch for Our FUNDAY SIDEWALK SPECIALS on ERSMAN'S BAKERY MAIN ST. EXETER RIGHT THIS WAY... for FUNDAY SIDEWALK BARGAINS Some values to 1 /2 Price (and even less) on Men's, Ladies and Children's Wear While they last! GOULD JORY Dial 135.0270 Exeter Phone 235-2973 Exeter FUNDAY N VITA TION you are cordially invited to visit our sidewalk sale of bargains FRIDAY, JULY 19 From 11:00 am till noon Mrs. MacMillan will DEMONSTRATE THE MAKING OF GIANT PAPER FLOWERS From 3:00 pm till 4:00 pm Mrs. MacMillan will DEMONSTRATE. THE ART OF FANCY GIFT WRAPPING MacMillan's SUNDAY SPECIAL Burkley Baked $1 69 Barbecue Ribs CHOICE OF COLE SLAW or SAUERKRAUT WITH FRENCH FRIES and TOASTED ROLL -Lk tfotg, POOR BOY CARRY OUT ce,s, Utuz., eci4z CHICKEN TREATS 804 2 PCS. TASTY FRIED CHICKEN. A LOAD OP FRENCH nun CHICKEN DIHNERi125 3PCS. TASTY FRIED CHICKEN. FRENCH MRS, TANGY COLE SIAW,SUTTERED RCM. IKINEY 11868' THE BURGER FAMILY —POOR BOY - 804 REEF PATTY, TOASTED SESAME DUN TANGY RELISH, DILL PICKLE, TOMATO. HAMBURG ALL TRIMMINGS 354 CH EE SE BURG ra,t,,,s 404 MARY STYLE SALADS POTATO SALAD Its 49 4 MACARONI SALAD 494 BEAN SALAD, LB. 49 SAUER KRAUT SALAD 494 COLE SLAW 494 rte home a /fro ham/ DUTCH APPLE PIE 894 Delirious Weil son ale 6ra m famous &vow bricks NORTH SIDE OF MCA'SSERVE CHICKEN 4 PCS 82.8. 1.15 8 KS 3-4 SERVINGS 2.20 12 KS 5.8 SERVINGS $3.20 16 KS 6-8 sum= -t4.10 20 PCS IS-ID SERVINGS f 5.00 JUMBO SHRIMP 954 PELEPICH PRIES, SHRIMP SAUSE FISH &CHIPS 554 KZ COLD SOFT DRINKS MILK SHAKES 304 BAG OF IC THE BURKLEY RESTAURANT-. EXETER Stiediat .AttehtiotiU Phoh6. O r d ers '235,1780 TWO BEEF PATTIES ON A TOASTED BUN, B.O. SAUCE , CHEESE,ORION, TAROT COLE SLAW, MOWN FRIES BURKLEY BURGER 504 Continued from page 10 carried a cascade of yellow roses and ivy. Joan Westcott, sister of the bride, Kitchener, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Beth Townsend, Woodstock, Cheryl Westcott, sister of the bride, Ex- eter, and Brenda Stephan, cousin of the bride, London. They wore identical floor- length gowns of white lace over yellow taffeta with yellow tulle cascading at back from bows at the shoulders. Yellow bows and veils were their headpieces and they carried white and yellow shasta daisies. Peter Marshall, Toronto, was best man. Ushers were Ralph Bray, Brantford, and Douglas Mair, Montreal. Robert Cameron was the or- ganist and accompanied the solo- ist, Harry Hern who sang Be- cause, Wedding Prayer and 0 Perfect Love. Receiving guests at the Exeter 0#41 52-Piece itk China .,4 .114 educed prices on many of our fine Watches Example — Longines Ito all-proof men's wrist watch. Reg. 99.50 14 FUNDAY AIAlso see our , line of diStinctive litlk Entertainment JEWELLER MAIN ST. EXETER Legion Hall, the bride's mother chose a mint green lace dress with green and white accessories and a yellow rose corsage. The groom's mother selected a pink lace dress, white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Before leaving for a honeymoon in Quebec City, the bride donned a white lace dress accented with a yellow chiffon bow, white and yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The groom is a graduate of Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology, Hamilton. The bride is a graduate of London Teachers' College. BRIDE FETED Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at several showers. Hostesses were Miss Beth Town- send for friends in Hamilton; Miss Joan Casson for relatives in Brantford; Mrs. Susan Gregory, sister of the groom, for friends and relatives in Brantford; Mrs. Dorothy Bell, Kippen, for a family picnic and shower. Neighbours met at Usborne Central School for a shower. A mock wedding was presented by Lois McFalls, Jean Easton, Olive Hicks, Beatrice Heywood and Donna Patterson. Cathy Easton favoured with two accordian sel- ections. The staff of Fairfield Public School, Hamilton, honored Carole at a staff picnic and presented her with a deep fryer. Mrs. Roylance Westcott honor- ed Carole at a trousseau tea Sunday, July '7. The, tea table was decorated, in yellow and white. Pouring tea were Mrs. Ronald Stephan, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Robert Gregory, sister of the groom. Serving were Miss Brenda Stephan, cousin of the bride, and Miss Joan Casson, cousin of the groom. Showing wedding gifts, shower gifts and trousseau were Miss Joan Westcott, Kitchener, Mrs. Doug Fulton, Stratford, Miss Beth Townsend, Woodstock and Miss Cheryl Westcott, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Willsie were at Niagara Falls over the week- end. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Farrington of California have purchased the farm of John Holt and are re- siding there. Brian Gill has returned from a week at the Cub Camp at Alvin- ston. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance with Brian and Bill Gill visited Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotelaer Jr. and sons at Rondeau Park, Sunday. John Prance of Exeter visited Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance, Monday. Head lettuce is a good crop and is being harvested now. First RCR on return from Petawawa is exchanging parties from Germany. Couple wed at Icipperi RV MRS. NORMAN LONG Mauve iris decorated the Brucefield United Church for the recent wedding of Gary Hilliard Lawrence and Bonnie Lynn ROh- inson. Rev. D, Stuart officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ted Robinson, KiPPeN and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Law- rence, Goderich. Giyen in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose a floor-length gown of cloud white delustered satin and Venise lace in empire line. The scalloped edge of the lace rounded the neckline and followed the long line of the dress in front. The bodice featured lilypoint sleeves with dainty white satin covered buttons fastening each sleeve. A cathedral train fell from the neckline in stiff folds. The bride carried a white Bible crested with yellow baby sweetheart roses. Her headpiece was a four-tiered scalloped veil sprinkled with sequins. Mrs. Dawn Rathwell, sister of the bride, was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Miss Ann Lawrence, sister of the groom, and Miss Gayle Robinson, sister to the bride. They wore identical floor- length gowns of mauve chiffon over lagoda styled in empire lines with sleeveless bodice and scalloped neckline. They carried bouquets of white daisies. Groomsman was Larry Robin- son, Kippen. Larry Ducharme and Bill Noakes ushered. The organist was Mrs.- Mary Moffatt, Kippen, and soloist was George Wilkies, Toronto. For a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the bride travelled in a baby blue Le Sabre suit with accenting blue and white flower- ed hat and white accessories. Her corsage was white carn- ations. PERSONALS Joseph H. McQuarrie, Hensall, has purchased the house, form- erly occupied by W. R. Cooper and will be moving in following alterations. Mrs. W. L. Mellis and some friends accompanied her nephew, William Gibson to Melton Air- port, Sunday when he left for England. Mrs. Ross Carter, Gait, en- tertained some friends and rela- tives Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hood in honour of their 25th wedding anniversary. The Robinson reunion was held Saturday at Ted Robinson's home with guests from San Francisco, Toronto,Dutton, London, Thamegvile; 'Chatham and the surrounding area.Fift y-f our members of the clan sat down to dinner and supper. Sports and races were enjoyed by all pres- ent. SUSAN HEARD Huron gets new home economist Miss Susan Heard, B.H.Sc., has been appointed home econ- omist for Huron County. She began her new duties July 8 at Clinton and replaces Miss Shar- on Carroll. Miss Heard is a graduate of Macdonald Institute where she majored in home management. While at home 'at Acton, Miss Heard gained valuable experi- ence working with groups of young people. Middlesex home economist is Miss Donna Stewart, B.H.Ec., whose home is in Trenton. A graduate of the University of Manitoba, Miss Stewart's head- quarters are in London. Ford family unite By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The Ford Reunion was held at Blackbush School Sunday with 40 present. They attended from Jarvis, Bolton, Thorndale, Exe- ter, Zurich and Dashwood. Most welcome visitors were Dan Hall and Mrs. Rose Ford of Detroit accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Freuchtel and daughter, Carol, from near Washington. ANNOUNCE RESULTS Results' of the mid-summer music exams have been released by, both conservatories. Pupils of Idella Gabel ARCT whb were successful with Western Conservatory exams are: Grade 8 piano, honours, Tommy Robinson; partial, Mar- lene Rader; Grade 6 piano, hon- ours, Lois Widnick; Grade 5 piano, honours; Dianne Miller; pass, Maura Gascho. Grade 3 piano, honours, Janice Hayter; Grade 3 harmony, first class honours, Dorothy Wagner; Grade 2 theory, first class hon- ours, Debbie McKinley, Dianne Mason; honours, Tommy Robin- son. Those successful with Royal Conservatory are: Grade 10 piano, pass, Janet Miller; Grade 8 piano, honours, Rita McCann; pass, Margaret McCann, Linda Stade, Mary Lynn Dietrich. Grade 6 piano, pass, Theresa Dietrich; Grade 4 harmony, hon- ours, Mrs. Arnold McCann; Grade 2 theory, first class hon- ours, Joanne McCann (98 marks), James Hayter Jr. PERSONALS Mervyn Tieman underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last week. Miss Brenda Kipfer spent last week at Goderich summer school camp. Mrs. Ralph Weber has returned home after two weeks spent in St. Joseph's Hospital following surgery. Mrs. Gordon Bender has re- turned home after several weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital. Bill' Weber was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital following a tractor accident Monday. He had to undergo surgery on his finger, His room mate is Bill Kraft who is confined with a ruptured appendix. Miss Edna Willert of Mitchell spent Sunday with Miss Susan Willert. Mrs. Jack Cudinore of Willow- dale spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rader. Gary Tiernan returned home with her for the week. Mrs. Amelia Willert, Mr. & Mrs. Milton Willert and Patricia of Goderich, and Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Penhale spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Schroeder of Detroit and visited with their daughter, Mrs. Gus Autenreith in the hospital. By MRS. KEN McKELLAR The July meeting of Roy's United Church Women and Mes- sengers met at the home of Mrs. Calvin Christie. The meeting opened with a worship service and hymns led by Nola Dow. Lee Miller read a Psalm and Bonnie and Valeria McPhail led in meditation. The. Messengers worked on scrap books, and games. During the business period the UCW voted $15 be sent to defray expenses of the overseas relief bale. Mrs. Calvin Christie and Mrs. Russell Miller were named a committee to look after flowers for the church services alternat- ing with Staffa UCW till end of year. Lunch was served by the host- ess and committee in charge. PERSONALS Miss Brenda Gardiner holiday- ed last week at Grand Bend with Miss Barbara Kerslake. Mrs. Grace Scott visited last week with Mrs. Jean Chalmers and David Chalmers at Cooks- ville. Mrs. Laverne Wallace, Pam and Joanne accompanied Mrs. Shirley Elliott, Susan and Nancy and visited friends at Belleville, Miss Catharine Scott, Seaforth, is holidaying with her grandmoth- er, Mrs. Grace Scott. Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Mike and Caroline Keller are spending the week with their grandmother, Mrs. Frieda,Kel- ler. Recent visitors with Mr. Mrs. Hilton Ford were Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kew of St. Thomas. Moore of Lindsay, left Mondayon a motor trip to the Western Coast. Master Donald Cadick of Chat- ham is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Wallace and fam- ily. Mrs. Shirley Elliott and fam- ily, Essex, have returned home after holidaying among relatives here. Pam Wallace returned with them for some holidays. Mrs. Les Desjardine has re- turned home from Victoria Hos- pital, London, where she was a patient for several weeks. Master Owen Brooks, Bramp- ton, is holidaying this month with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. John Hocking. By MRS. W. MOTZ Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Drummond, Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Mildred MacLean, Toronto, called on their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mr. John Nedza left Monday by plane to visit relatives and friends in Poland. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haist and Margaret attended the Mountain reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Stevens at St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein were at Stratford Saturday attending the Orange Walk. • • Dinner Sets I Reg, 24.95 FUNDAY '19" -111‘ R 4 '49" Dashwood musicians pass Cromarty women, Messengers meet Times-Advocate, July 18, 1968 Pao. 1,1' Town Topics Mrs, W,. :P441#94 and ,P9rqt Larry TArq visiting with friends in -.P.41g4x.7 and Points. west. .Thoy. are e4PQ taking inthe caipry .Stapped.P, 'WarrOt. 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