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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-07, Page 11gxeTER,..c.INTARIO, .NOVEMBER 7:t 1968 Second Section Page Eleven • ft 7ti (photo by M. Fox) MR. AND MRS. LARRY ROY JOHNSON (photo by Arnim Walter MR. AND MRS. JANEZ I. KOCMUR Couples exchange wedding vows (photo by Ron Roberts) MR. AND MRS. WAYNE GORDON RATZ MR. AND MRS, DONAL (photo by Haugh) A 'MILL 4 Steps To True Figure Beauty yo4r .figqrP.prPnlern?1,99lcing for new •flgUre beauty, new comfort, new tieolth, Pr for .01,0? Whatever your problem, the only true answer is 51;!Priccr,-.$Pir,0110 ..rnatin to fit you exactly, to wpPPrt you naturally and comfortably- to help you look and feel your very best,. For an Pppointment call 235,1928 MRS. 'V, ARMSTRONG: 89 ANNE W. E. ON.T, * 5-DAY SPECIALS * Tooth Pastes for the Family! Reg. 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SMITH'S PIE FILLING HOTESS POTATO CHIPS ALLEN'S VITAMINIZED APPLE JUICE MINETTES BEST CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES HYATT'S CHOICE TENDER PEAS LYNN VALLEY BEANS with PORK CHERRY BLUEBERRY 19 OZ. TIN 594 GIANT 13 OZ. BAG 65 3 TINS $1.00 5 19 OZ TI NS . $1.00 2 iT4,2sz. 39 2 1.4 NI. 310 ST. WILLIAMS ASSORTED JAMS, JELLIES or MARMALADE 5 TARS' $1.00 BRYLCREME WITH FREE COMB LTAuRBGEE 790 VICKS VAPO RUB ECONOMY 994 BAYER ASPIRIN bbt11.1 OF 100 694 FROZEN FOODS SEABROOK FARMS FANCY PEAS 2pgy490 SUPREME FANCY MIXED VEGETABLES 2pLoty 494 A wedding trip to New York State followed the marriage of Ruth Ann Cudmore and Larry Roy Johnson in Hensall United Church recently. Rev. Harold Currie performed the ceremony amid lighted white tapers in candelabra, ferns and bronze mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Cudmore, RR 1 Hensall. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Johnson, London. • Escorted by her father, the bride wore a floor-length A-line • • Petitactog - eue6solte bronze mums with bronze velvet ribbon. John Reep, St. Catharines, was best man. Ushers were Richard Shoebottom, cousin of the groom, Exeter, and Leslie Cudmore, brother of the bride, RR 1 Hensall. The bride's mother in a moss green crimpknit dress and matching tulle hat greeted guests from Vancouver, St. Catharines, Markham, Woodstock, London, Centralia, Exeter, Hensall, Brucefield and Kippen at the Fellowship Hall of the church. She was assisted by the mother of the groom in a turquoise crepe dress and matching accessories. For travelling, the bride wore a green dress and matching coat, black patent accessories, winter white hat and a corsage of orange roses. They will live in London. R4eAtta - qeu4404t James Street United Church, Exeter, was the scene recently of a simple but pretty wedding ceremony at which Rev. S. E. Lewis united Barbara Irene Hodgson and Janez I. Kocmur. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodgson, Grand Bend, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mazgon, Toronto. On the arm of her father, the bride had chosen a full-length blue silk shantung A-line dress topped with a coat of blue lace styled with long, full sleeves and a hood. She carried a single yellow rose. Her only bridal attendant, Mrs. J. W. Puddy, Toronto, wore a full-length, French blue velvet gown with self-ruffled neck and wrists. She carried a nosegay of yellow roses. Best man was James W. . Ruddy, Toronto. Thomas E. Kingsbury, Toronto, and H. Douglas Hodgson, New York, ushered guests. A reception followed at the Green Forest Motor Hotel. The couple is residing in Toronto. Real - gra eva Bronze and gold mums amid candelabra in Richards Memorial Church, London, set the scene recently for the wedding of Bonnie Lee Stuart and Wayne Gordon Ratz. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stuart, London, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Ratz, Dashwood. Entering the church on the arm of her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white lagoda with Swiss guipure lace. The high Victorian lace neckline and the lace-trimmed elbow-length sleeves of the bodice Complimented a flowing kafton forming a chapel train over the sheath skirt. Her bouffant illusion veil was held in place by, a cluster of organza roses twined with wisteria and she carried a cascade of white butterfly roses with Orange Delight roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Judy Parsons, sister of the bride , London. Bn m desaid was Miss Patricia Lm ay,, London and Miss Katherine Ratz, Dashwood, and Miss Janice Stuart, London, Were junior bridesmaids, They were gowned alike in floor-length burnt orange velvet sleeveless gowns featuring ruffled necklines and fitted bodices with Empire waistlines. The skirts, gently shaped into an A-line were bordered with a deep ruffle. They wore matching flowers in their hair and carried nosegays of bronze mums with sprays of wheat throughout. William Ratz, brother of the groom, Dashwood, was ,„„best man. Lance Stuart, London„ George Godbolt, Exeter, and Roger Ratz, Dashwood, ushered guests. For a reception in the Orchid Banquet Room, the mother of the bride wore a turquoise worsted silk coat and dress ensemble with beaded trim, matching accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. The mother of the groom chose brown lace over crepe, matching accessories and a yellow orchid corsage. They will reside in Sarnia. Aci eft - Se/aid Late afternoon Saturday was the time of the wedding at which Charmaine Schenk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schenk, Crediton, became the bride of Donald Averill, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Averill, Crediton. Rev. H. Zurbrigg officiated at the ceremony in Zion United Church A white satin empire-styled gown featuring lace insets in the bell-shaped sleeves, hemline and train was the choice of the bride escorted to the altar by her father. A headpiece of crystal drops and mother of pearl held her bouffant shoulder-length veil and she carried deep pink roses and white carnations with trailing ivy. She wore a gold diamond-shaped necklace and matching earrings, gift of the groom. The single bridal attendant was Mrs. L. Robinson, Crediton. Her floor-length French blue chiffon gown styled along empire lines featured elbow-length sleeves and a semi-train at back. She wore a matching rose cluster in hee hair and carried red carnations. Best man was R. Hodge, Crediton. G. Coulter, Godench, and D. Schenk, Crediton, ushered For a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the bride donned a yellow two-piece suit with black accessories. The couple will reside in Crediton. 4,04 - Sa &Nu Rev. J. A. Conlan officiated recently at Our Lady of Mercy - Please turn to page 12 Ccithy's Beauty Lounge 244 Main S. Exeter 235-1533 Perms * Cuts * Sets Tints Ttiosday to Friday, 9.6 Thursday Evening Only Closed Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop. I just .can't resist. H. :isn't Christmas time, yet but I -4PW ntnny of preparing (I understand that .a few of you have your P1145010 shopping finished - and the wrapping One!) November good month. for doing those tittle .extras you plan every year to do but leave too late to get done Comfortably. Something planned to investigate each year is the art of candleinalcing. Well, in early October the mailma brought. me, a letter from the Canada Starch company Limited containing oMplete instructions for canclleinalcing. It made the hobby sound so easy and so enjoyable I've decided to pass it along to you, 4, Glareorous candles that look expensive can be made with little cost involved, You'll need a double boiler or .a substitute such as a coffee can .set in a sauce pan of water, paraffin wax, powder home dye for. colouring, heavy cord, plasticene, pencils or sticks, moulds, glue and trimmings. Choosing moulds can be fun; start with cans of different sizes, milk cartons and plastic bottles. Gelatin moulds, cone paper cups and muffin tins serve well for little candles. To insert the wick for big candles punch .a small hole, no larger than the cord, in the centre of the bottom of the mould. Run the cord through the hole and up through the mould; tie the end to a pencil or stick. Place the pencil across the top of the mould; turn the mould upside down and pull the cord taut, knotting the end and taping it in place. To prevent leakage of the wax through the hole, seal with plasticene. To make the candle smoother and easier to unmould, brush the mould with corn oil. Melt the paraffin in a double boiler. Carefully follow directions for melting given on the paraffin package. Never melt paraffin over direct heat as the wax is inflammable. Keep a box of salt or baking soda handy in case of a spill or slight flare up. Never pour water on to burning wax. To add festive colour to your candles, use a powdered home dye. Add two teaspoons of the • powdered dye to each pound of melted paraffin, remove the mixture 'from the heat and stir thorqughly for 3to '.5„nriinntes then allow to stand for 2 or 8. minutes... four slowly into the prepared. mould from a height of Prie to two inches: to prevent air bubbles from forming in the candles.. (Since powdered 1:137e4 are made to be ,soluble in water„ not wax, some dye :residue will remain in, the Pan after pouring, Just discard.) Allow candles to cool thoroughly. Remove plasticene and tape holding wicks at the bottom, Peel off the paper moolds. Ease candles from metal * WHIP AND GI-417g.R. candlea made in any of the simple .moulds mentioned can be glamourized with sequins, glitter, gold .seals, aluminum foil letters, or whatever you choose, An especially intriguing candle can be made .-- by "frosting" .a plain candle with whipped wax,•Just melt and dye paraffin and let it cool until a film forms on top, and then whip with a fork or rotary beater until it reaches frosting consistency. Quickly spread the whipped wax onto the sides of the candle with a fork and dust with glitter while the whipped wax is still warm. FANCY FILIGREE The unusual lacy candles are particularly easy to make. Fill mould with small chunks of ice and pour melted paraffin slowly into the mould. The warm paraffin will melt the ice, giving a lovely cutwork effect. MODERN MOSAIC The same ice cube method can be used to create very modern mosaic candles. To make a large flat candle, use a large juice can or coffee can as a mould. Line the bottom of the mould with ice cubes or chunks and pour the paraffin slowly in the mould. Do not cover the ice completely. When the wax hardens and the ice melts, pour out the water, and then refill the holes with warm, not hot, paraffin in different colours. TWIST AGAIN To achieve a very professional-looking twist in the middle of a candle, pour melted - -Please turn to page 12 wedding gown of lace over bridal taffeta. A lace train bound with satin fell fell from her shoulders. Her orchid and pearl headpiece caught a four-tiered veil and she carried orchids,bronze mums and white ribbon on a white Bible. Matron of honor was Mrs. John Reep, St. Catharines. Bridesmaids were the groom's sister, Mrs. Chas. Low, Vancouver, B.C. and a cousin of the bride, Miss Barbara McKenzie, Brucefield. 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