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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-08-29, Page 8(photo by McDowell) MR. AND MRS. PHILIP WHITE (photo by MOI)o,Woit) ivliei is.t4t5MAS. $t,Attt FLtTcyritit, , . . and Good Looks .-4008M40,„ •-••••44 WPR-77•:•*:•;,4"ft • Elastic Nylon Stockings Pair $10.95; $12.75; $18,75 and $10.95 Supp-hose Stockings,by ?fix is KAYSER •Pair'$5.05-and..$6.00 lllllll Ontario Telephone .1,0400, UNTLET DIM :Sint (photo by Truax) MR. AND MRS. DONALD HENRY WEIGAND . ••• . • ....AK. . • OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL SEPT, 28 We Also Specialize in . • STREAKING • FROSTING • TINTS • CUTS Chandler's Hair Styling 429 MAIN STREET Phone 23561011 Exeter Back-To-School PERM SPECIAL REG. $8.50 $6 50 SALE ONLY ir 1 T 9 . IN O S Z I. 27 OZ. PKG, 69t CHARCOAL or BRIQUETTES 5 LB. BAG 49' MINETTES BEST TOMATOES CHRISTIES NEW DOUBLE SIZE HONEY GRAHAMS if You're welcome 'to uSe our back door if it's More -convenient, FOR THE BARBECUE HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS T 13% OZ. ic WIN PACK 4401rie DOLE 48 OZ. 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VAC PAK LB, 494 DOZ. 39 2 LB. 25t BUNCH 254 EACH 80 Food .tilotket plt4tio..2a5-ortz brides wed in summertime ceremonies Mary Ellen Munro, daughter Pf Mr, and Mra, Russell Munro, _ Parkhill, becamethe bride of Richard Marvin Lloyd Man* vine, RR 1 Creditor', at a core, ;Dolly conducted: by Rev. J. -MOPrilMise ip Parkhill United The groom is the son. Of. Mrs, Stan l''rea;Ca40r) RA 1 creditors, and the late Frank Glanville, Escorted by her brother, liar- Old Manro,London P the bride had chosen a floor-length gown of White silk crepe featuring a lace Wipe and lotig sleeves. Her shoulder-length veil was held in place by a traditional head- piece and she carried a cascade of•red roses. Joyce. Munro, parichill, sister Of the bride, as maid of honor, chose blue sateen for her gown and accessories and she car- ried white mums. Elaine Rector, Parkhill, bridesmaid, and Kath- erine Glanville, Crediton, sister of the groom, as junior brides- maid wore' similar gowns of yel, low sateen and carried white mums. -Flowergirl Brenda .CredltOT1, ouster of the groom, wore a blue sateen gown anti carried White mums. Lloyd Regeie„ lig 1 prince- ton, was beat Man. Leslie jes- 11eY and. Ross Munro ushered guests who eagle from London, ;Princeton, Walton, creditoa and Parkhill.. A reception followed in the church parlor,. The couple is residingin Park hill. - t ggatvue Baskets of white gladioli and mums graced the chancel of St. George's Anglican Church, Lon- don, for the recent wedding of Lynda Margaret Hubbard and Jack Frederick Yungblut. The bride is the daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Laurence A., Hub- bard, of London, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl yungblut, of Zurich. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a traditional floor ,length gown of lagoda crepe, fashioned with a portrait neckline with exquisite Belgium lace trimmIng the elbow sleeves and forming a frcint panel to hem- of A-line skirt, from Which swept a waist detanbable chapel train, a double crown of Onlpure lace held the four-tiered scallep- ed illusion veil in place.She car- ried a cascade of white and apricot roses with stephanotis. The matron of honor was Mrs, Christine Crook, Toronto, and bridesmaids were Miss Mary Klopp and Miss Jennifer Crook, London, and junior bridesmaid, Miss Susan Gregory, London. They were all gowned simil- arity in chartreuse green chiffon with Guipure lace a.pplique form- lig the empire look. They Wore bow headdresses and carried cascades of shasta daisies, The flower girl was Miss Jane yungblut, London. She wore a gown of white dotted Swiss nylon with chartreuse green cummer- bund and carried a small posy of white shasta daisies. Paul Yungblut, brother of the groom, was best man, andguests were tishered by Roger Magee, London, and Ronald Klopp, Kes- wick. Following their reception at Hook's Restaurant the couple left for a wedding trip to England, On their return they will re- side in London where the groom is currently teaching for the board of education. 7eade4 — 740004 Baskets of white mums and yellow gladioli formed the setting for the evening marriage cere- mony in Woodham United Church on August 9 of Sharon Thomson and Blair Fletcher. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson, RR 6 St. Marys. The groom's parents are Mrs. and Mrs. Ron- ald Fletcher, RR 1 Woodham. Rev. Elliott of Kirkton offic- iated at the double-ring cere- mony. Given in marriage by her , fath- er, the bride chose a street- length gown of white satin, topped with a lace jacket. A rose held her two-tier shoulder-length veil of silk illusion and she carried a cascade of red roses. Mrs. Janice Merriott, London, was matron of honour. She wore a carib blue gown of Italian imported satin, A-line with a scooped neckline and three- quarter-length sleeves. Her matching rose headpiece and a white and blue tinted corsage of mums completed her ensemble, John Carroll, BR 1 icl*don, was best Man, Prant ThOMPOnt Winchelpea, hrother 9f thahr1cle, was usher.. Mrs, Marion McCarter, sister of tile bride, provided the trail- Ittooal wedding ginW. At the reception in the church parlours the tho hricle'a mother re, coved in a turqUotae silk aheet- 111W gown, matching hat, 0.00 accessories and a pink roe POT, sage, She was assisted by the gropm"s mother who chose alpine green and white fortrel dree, brown and white accessories and a yellOW rose coreago. For a honeymoon tp Ottawa and eastern points, the bride changed a green sleeveless netted coy- ered linen sheath dress, white and black accessories, and white carnation corsage. The conple will reside in Ex- eter, Tedere 27d104414 Baskets of yellow, white, mauve gladioli and candelabra decorated Varna United Church for the afternoon wedding on August 3 of Philip White and Sharon Jean Dowson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert White, Clinton, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson, RR 1 Varna. Rev. Murdock Morrison of Varna and Rev. D. Stevens of Egmondville officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Organist Mrs. Robert Stirling accompanied Mrs. Ross Math- ers and Mrs. Russell Lee who sang Walk Beside You, Wed- ding Prayer and 0 PerfectLove. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride was radiant in a floor-length gown of lagoda crepe fashioned in sheath style with an empire waist. The cape effect back gave the gown sleeve ap- pearance and was edged irtchant- illy lace. The detachable train fell froth the waist back in grace- ful folds. Her fingertip veil of layered tulle was held in place by a small band of chantilly lace, and she carried a white Bible with white streamers, crested with a mauve orchid. Maid of honour was Mary Ellen Andrews of Clinton. She wore an A-line styled mauve organza gown with an empire waist, com- pleted bodice and elbow ruffled sleeves covered in crochetted white lace and edged 14 a daisy design of the same. She Wore a headpiece of Material Matching her dress, made of three small, flowers and, tulle She carried a cascade of shasta daisies, and Mauve netting. Bridesmaids were Mrs, Doug DoWson of Exeter and Chris rts. of RR a 491meaYille. Their dresses, flowers and headpieces Were similar to the maid, of honour. FloWergirl was Kelly Caldwell of St. Thomas, nleOe of the bride. She wore a white outfit, similar to the maid of honour. Itingbearer was David Consitt of Zurich, nephew of the bride. Groomsman was David Pugh of Clinton, and guests were ushered by Doug Dowson, Ex- eter, and Steve Harris, Holmes- vine. A reception was held in the basement of Varna United Church, decorated with white bells and streamers for the oc - casion. The bride's mother re- ceived her guests in a dress of pink linen sheath with three- quarter length lace coat and a corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother chose a pale blue two piece outfit and wore corsage, of white carnations, For IteneYM49n trip tp North- ,e,ro .petarlot the bride chose an .of groOh chiffon over lace vith 'navy accessories. In :the. evening a reception was held th Plihtoh Pommchity Gehtre with music provided by Ian will- bee'. The couple ref* ,ingun-... ton, The bride was. honoured with several showers prior to her marriage, 7043414(1 Xf.400(04, A wedding trip tO the west coast followed the recent wed, ding of .lean Carol Kennedy and Donald Henry Weigand. Blue delphinium and white daisies decorated Grand Bend United Church where REV. Edgar Morrow united in wedlock the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy, Grod Bend, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Wei- gand, RR 1 Dashwpod. On the arm of her father, the bride wore a white floor-length crepe gown with chiffon yoke and matching \train. She wore a shoulder-length. veil .caught traditional iteaciPieee ,andParried * bouquet of roses, rot* maid othehorf. Miss. Mary L ynn NennedYit.alateref Ole bride, Grand Bend,' chose 'bine silk or, gauss leatitring White embroidery and a .h1gh. neckline.. Her heaU dress Was a bow and veil Anctahe carried salmen pink carnations 14 a white basket. James Weigand, brother the. groom, PaShWeed mare.. was best Me • Vahera were Pohgfa* Bearss, port .Colborne, and Fro ppp.- 04,400 Bend, For Fora wedding remttcn lathe church parior, the bride's mother wore a bone shantung dress, matching accessories and a corn sage of salmon pink carnations please turn to page 9. if • you eat less .Of 'Well ,- balance.C1 diet, and ,expercise ,pore., you yea. never need to diet, CROWNING GLORY SALON DASHWOOD Will be closed For Vacation Aug. 31 to $ept, 18 WATCH FOR OPENING DATE AT NEW LOCATION AT MY RESIDENCE IN SHIPKA Dorothy Gammie L o:vely .:.district (photo by Haugh) MR. AND MRS, RICHARD M. L. GLANVILLE 111111,1111111Mel lllll I iiiii liA11111111111111111$11100 llllll 111161111111M lllll 111.III,I lllll For Comfort (photo by Kumano) MR. AND MRS. JACK F. YTJNGBLUT A of