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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-07-10, Page 8MR. AND MRS. MILTON McCURDY Sandra Desjardine AND JoAnn Dalton NEW MEMBERS OF THE STAFF AT GRAND BEND 238.2307 1/3 Off SPECIAL RA CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER FASHIONS . . . When You Need Them! No Exchanges or Refunds During Sale O FF • DRESSES • SHELLS • HOUSECOATS • SLEEVELESS BLOUSES • SLIMS • SKI RTS This Is All New Merchandise Boyle's LADIES" WEAR MAIN ST. EXETER Tartaceacea „ . Village Beauty Shop Sharon Bullock, Proprietress AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Open Daily 0:00 a.rn. to 6:00 p.m, and Evenings By Appointment Beans & Pork 2/434 Lee's Crushed Pineapple 19-oz. Tin 2/491 Lipton Chicken-Noodle Sotil 2 Pkgs. 49 Heinz C Spagetti 14-oz. Tins 2/394 Tea Bags Hostess 100's 654 Cookies Christie's 1-lb. Bag 504 Choco-Nut Brownies, Oreo or Chips Ahoy Packed Full Of Juice Large 113's d Oranges oz.59C Local Cauliflower Each33C 2 /3 5 -4% Orange'Flavour Crystals Tang PreZ. 5/$1 Aylmer Tomato Juice 48-oz,nTcyin 334 Local Grown Cukes P190 0 Timis.Adv•cate, duly 10, 1969 Celebrate at open -hawse Kirkton couple wed 50 years Mr. s. Milton their married life at RR 1 McCurdy,ur. and rd y,who have lived all of Kirkton, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary recently. The couple was married June 25, 1919, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. John Miller, Staffa, Best man was William Miller, Cromarty, and bridesmaid was the late Mrs. Neil McGill. The newlyweds went to live on the family farm where Mr. McCurdy was born and raised. They have two sons, Raymond at home and Bob, Kitchener, One daughter, Dorothy, predeceased her parents. To mark the occasion, the celebrants received guests at an open house in their farm home, A family dinner was enjoyed in the evening. Of special pleasure to Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy was a telephone call from Mrs. McCurdy's brother, Gordon Miller, who lives in Los Angeles, California. C1u SD eta The Times-Advocate takes great pleasure in extending happy birthday greetings to the following members of the Over 80 Club: Mrs. J.F. (Maud) Collings, 799 Quebec St., London, who will be 85 years old July 15; Mrs. Marion McFee, Lucan, who will be 84 years old July 10. If you know of someone who will be celebrating an 80th birthday or better in the near future, please write or call The Exeter Times-Advocate with the name, address, age and birthdate of the celebrant. Local couples exchange wedding vows in colorful summer-time ceremonies (photo by Doerr) MR. AND MRS. ALLAN JOHN PRANG .$2.00 CASH REFUND On Your Purchase Of • CREST • SCOPE • SECRET • HEAD & SHOULDERS Receive a $2.00 Cash Refund By Mailing In One Proof of Purchase from Each Brand YOU SAVE EVEN MORE BY BUYING THESE BRANDS AT OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES Here's How You Save: Reg. Our Cash Total Price Price Save Refund Savings CREST TOOTH PASTE FAMILY 1.25 .98 .27 .50 .77 CREST GIANT TOOTH PASTE .75 .67 .08 .50 .58 SCOPE MOUTHWASH 17 oz. 1.79 1.59 .20 .50 .70 SCOPE MOUTHWASH 6 oz. .85 .75 .10 .50 .60 HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO 1.79 1.60 .19 .50 .69 HEAD & SHOULDERS JAR 1.29 1.17 .12 .50 .62 SECRET DEODORANT 1.09 .98 .11 50 .61 Come In Today MID I LETON Aignig5 For Complete For ---ffrturr--t- 12:7 On This Outstanding Offer PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Pu49 ?/t coos Barbara Jane Munn, Reg. N., became the bride of Allan John Prang in a ceremony on Saturday, June 28. Reverend A.C. Blackwell performed the marriage rights at the Lutheran ,Church, Zurich. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson Munn of Stoney Creek. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenoard Prang, Zurich. Roberta Lee Munn was maid of honour for her sister. Bridesmaids were Lois Simmons, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Jack Coleman, sister of the bridegroom. Sandra Coleman, niece of the bridegroom was flower girl and Michael Coleman, nephew of the bridegroom was ring bearer. Robert Prang, brother of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were Edward Prang and Jack Coleman. Soloist Mrs. Joan McDonald, nursing classmate of the bride, and organist Miss Dorothy Wagner, provided musical accompaniment for the ceremony. Following the wedding ceremony, the bridal party, riding in two antique automobiles owned by Leonard Prang, were paraded about the town. A wedding dinner was served in the church by The Lutheran Church Women and in the evening a reception and dance was held for families and friends in the Zurich Community Centre. A most unusual feature of the reception was a colourful mural which formed the background for the bride's table. The mural was designed and painted by the bride's sister, Roberta. After a lively evening of dancing, lunch was served by The Women's Institute and the bridal couple left on a motor trip. Following their honeymoon, the couple will take up residence in Brantford. cv"ea - Re9c'et All Saints Church in Strathroy was the scene of the wedding ceremony Saturday which united in wedlock Judith Ann Regier, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Regier, Strathroy, and the late Charles Regier with Donald Paul Hajas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hajas, RR 3 Dashwood. Father Hardy officiated amid standards of white daisies. Wedding music was supplied by Miss Mary Ellen Galleger. Given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Louis Parker, the bride wore an empire gown of silk organza fashioned with a bertha collar of Venice lace. The same lace was repeated on the hem of the detachable train. Her very simple veil was made of organza with netting. She carried white daisies, yellow fuchsia mums, ivy and baby's breath. Bridal attendants were Mrs. George Fresard Jr., Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Mrs. Kenneth Wilkes, London; Mrs. David Gilkes, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; and. Miss Sharon Paterson, Strathroy. They were dressed alike in powder blue dresses of a combination of chiffon and linen. Linen formed the skirts, the turn-down collars and the cuffs of the chiffon sleeves. Tiny buttons accented the front of the dresses and there were bows at the back waists. Their headdresses were veiled bows and they carried daisies. James Moore, London, was best man. Ushers were Kenneth Wilkes, London; David Gilkes, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; and John Munn, Toronto. The reception was held in the Hermitage Club. Following this the couple left for a honeymoon to be spent on the east coast. The bride changed to a white flared dress with navy blue and red trimming around the neck and skirt hem, a matching belt, navy blue accessories and a corsage of red carnations. They will reside in Strathroy. 4tOtait • x Mrs. Don Brintnell, Kim, Darlene and Jo Ann of Dartmouth, N.S. are spending the month of july with Mrs, Brintnell's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Heywood. Mrs. Geo. Racey, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is visiting with Mrs. H.L. Snider and Mr. & Mrs. A.O. Elliot. Mrs. Edwin Callfas of Fillmore, Sask., and Miss Doreen Callfas R.N. of Vancouver, B.C., are visiting at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge of Ailsa Craig and John Jones of Exeter, who is a brother of Mrs. Callfas. They are visiting relatives and friends in the Exeter and Crediton district. Miss Callfas also attended the nurses graduating reunion in Sarnia. Mrs. Joh Sunderman arrived from Holland last week to visit with her sister, Mrs. Bruce Cann. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Neil, Victoria St. were Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Neil, Dearborn, Mich., Mrs. Pearl Mellick, Zurich, rs. Lettie Carr, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Nellie Callfas, Fillmore, Sask., Mrs. May Beavers, Exeter, Mrs. Laura Hunter, Helen and Russell of St. Catharines. Warrant Officer & Mrs. D.F. McGillivray, Laurie and Patrick of Trenton are spending two weeks with Mrs. McGillivray's mother, Mrs. Ralph. Bailey at Grand Bend. Johnson Ra I House & Garden Insect Killer MR. AND MRS. (photo by Doerr) DONALD PAUL HAJAS • Sandra Jean England, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacque England, Crediton, and Keith Wallis Strang, son of Mr. and • .1*$• :. ,;ita r r Y Strang, Exeter, exchanged wedding vows June 28 in Evangelical United Church, Crediton, before Rev. D. Warren. The church was decorated with candelabra and fern. Wedding music was supplied by the organist, Mrs. Paul Schenk and the soloist, Mrs. Charles Browning. On the arm of her father, the bride wore a 'floor-length, sleeveless gown styled along empire lines in peau de sole with a lace bodice trimmed with beads. She wore a coat of lagoda and chantilly lace and a matching petal headpiece which held an illusion shoulder-length veil. She carried a cluster of daisies and white stephanotis. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Ken McCann, Crediton, Miss Nancy Strang, Exeter, Mrs. John Elder, Hensall, and Miss Sandy Dickey, Woodham. They wore floor-length gowns of lace over taffeta in shades of pink, yellow, green and blue. The gowns featured empire waistlines encircled with peau de sole and collars and cuffs of permanent pleated organza. They wore floral cluster headpieces and carried nosegays of daisies and white baby's breath. Best man was Gordon Strang, Exeter. Ushers were Al Tiffon, Sombra, Gerald Young, Sombra and Robert England, Crediton. 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