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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-08-14, Page 830% DISCOUNT ON THE FOLLOWING Du Barry Products RE G, Special Astringent $3.25 2.28 Skin Fresher Special 3.25 for 2.28 Foundation Lotion 3.25 for 2.28 Penetrating Cleanser 2.28 3.25 for Face Powder Cloud & Silk 4.00 for 2.80 Face Powder DuBarry 2,00 for 1.40 BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO MIDDLETON AGrils .4z7 I I 52 Ira I L. • PHONE 235-1570 EXETER 11111 MAGNIFY Open Friday Nights YOUR FOOD DOLLARS AT ONTARIO A&H Potatoes 10 1_13, BAG 53$ Phone 235-0212 FRESH PORK S pare Ribs LEAN & MEATY LB. 7* MAPLE LEAF FRESH OVEN READY GRADE "A" 5 LB. UP Roasting Chickens LB 494 Bologna SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED OR PIECE LB. 394 SCHNEIDER'S Beef Steakettes 1/4 LB. EAC LB. H 690 BURNS WHOLE OR HALF Smoked Hams BONE IN GOOD SIZE Watermelon 99$ EA. SLICING Cucumbers 2119$ CALIFORNIA Oranges 138's 49c PO RK BUTT CENTRE SLICES LB. Chops OR Roast LOWNEY'S CAMPFIRE . 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HURON 'PERM TUBERCULOSIS AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION 1.2.1 Wellington St. — Stratford Telephone 271-750() a,. go e4,6 The Exeter Times-Advocate takes great pleasure in extending happiest birthday greetings to the following new members of the Over 80 Club; Lorne Derbyshire, Clandeboye, who will be 80 years old August 1.6; Asa Penhale, Exeter, who will celebrate his 82nd birthday August 19; Mrs. George Lawson, W hilsmith Apartments, Exeter, who will mark her 87th birthday August 15; Ed Nadiger, Dashwood, who will be 83 years old. August 20; Mrs. Edith Richards, Huron Street, Exeter, who celebrated her 80th birthday August 12; Jack Rowland, Blue Water Rest Home, formerly of Arkona, who was 80 years old August 7; Henry Flaxbard, Zurich, who will be celebrating his 83rd birthday August 21; Thomas C. Allen, Huronview, formerly of Usborne Township and Exeter, who will mark his 85th birthday August 20. If you 'know of someone who will have an 80th birthday or better soon, write or telephone the Times-Advocate with the name, address, age and birthdate of the celebrant, We will be pleased to include the information in the Over 80 Club column where friends and neighbors can be reminded of the occasion. There is no charge for this service and we are pleased to hear from you. • Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Stephens, London, visited with Mr. Mrs, Harold Penh* Sunday. Michelle Harrison, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Harrison, Thomas. St., gxeter, and Jill. Harness, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Max Harness, Port Lamp ton, formerly of Exeter, are holidaying in England. While in England the girls will be guests of Mrs. Harness' relatives. Mr. & Mrs, Garnet Hicks and Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fulton, Steven, Paul and David of Stratford spent several days in the States recently. Mr. & Mrs. Del Walker, Joyce and Pam, Winnipeg, visited with Mrs. Clark Fisher and relatives last week. Over the weekend, Mr. & Mrs. Bert liftman and daughter Bev, Carman, Manitoba, were with Mrs. Fisher. Mr. & Mrs. Don Brintnell, Kim, Darlene and Jo-Ann left Monday for their home in Dartmouth, N.S. Miss Mary Van Camp spent a few days recently with her sister, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Yates and family of Lockwood Park, London and attended the ice carnival in St. Thomas where her niece Jane WPI) the bronze medal at the ice skating summer school. (Erik Singer Photography) MR. AND MRS. BERNARD JOHN McCORMICK (Engel Photo Studio) MR. AND MRS. RONALD JAMES McLAUGHLIN Ai District couples exchange vows at church ceremonies this summer • 0 District couple feted by friends Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King were pleasantly surprised Thursday evening, July 31, at the home of Earl and Jean Neil when about 30 neighbors gathered for a going-away party prior to the time when Mr. and Mrs. King will move to their home in Exeter at 117 Anne Street. Contests were conducted by Etta Powe and Hannah Lamport. Mrs. Lamport also read the local news of Fairfield composed by Mrs. Gordon Wilson in 1941. Delores Shapton gave a reading. Ethel Schroeder read the address after which Reg. • Schroeder, Bruce Shapton and Don Davey presented the couple with a full-length mirror, coral vase and playful pig. Mr. King replied. The balance of the evening was spent playing progressive euchre and lunch was enjoyed by all. • prayer book crested with a mauve orchid accented by fern and mauve streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Lammie, Huron Park. Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara McLaughlin, Dublin, and Miss Barbara Attfield, Crediton. They provided a colorful background in their floor-length gowns of lilac chiffon. The skimmer styles were enhanced by wedding band collars and long full sheer sleeves accented by wide cuffs. Matching chantilly lace trimmed the collars and cuffs while straight panels, also touched with lace, fell from the back shoulders to the floor. To add a final touch to their ensembles, the bridesmaids wore matching lilac floral headpieces. They carried bouquets of yellow and white daisy mums and trailing ivy, Best man was Joe McLaughlin, brother of the groom, Seaforth. Robert Lammie, brother of the bride, and Ken McLaughlin, brother of the groom, acted as ushers. Wedding music was supplied by T. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, soloist who sang Ave Maria and 0 Perfect Love accompanied at the organ by Paul Dietrich, RR 8 Parkhill. The wedding reception took place at the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia. To greet her guests, Mrs. Lammie chose a fortrel coat and dress ensemble of soft melon, white accessories and a mint green orchid corsage, Assisting her was the groom's mother wearing a soft lilac chiffon over white lace dress, white accessories and a mauve orchid corsage. Before leaving for a honeymoon to be spent touring Kentucky and other Southern States, the bride changed to a coat dress of pink linen trimmed with wide white collar and cuffs, navy patent accessories and an orchid corsage. They will reside at 460 Main Street, Exeter. Prior to her wedding, the bride was honored at showers given by Mrs. Robert Laramie, Huron Park; Mrs. Nancy Regier, Beth Attfield and Betty Johnson at the home of Mrs. Regier; Mrs. Robert Elgie and Mrs. Tom — Please turn to Page 9 streamers. The flowergirl wore yellow silk embroidered lace over white satin, a matching headdress and carried a white basket of daisies. Bruce Robson, RR 1 St. Marys, was, best man. John Pickels, London, and Terry Barber, Collingwood, ushered guests from London, Renfrew, Collingwood, Parkhill, Iroquois Falls, Toronto, Mitchell, Blyth, Lakeside, St. Marys and the surrounding area. The wedding reception was held at the Seven Dwarfs Inn, London. The bride's mother received her guests there in a jacket and dress ensemble of pink and mauve printed silk, pink hat, white accessories and a pink orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose an ivory brocade coat and matching dress with biscuit accessories and a tangerine orchid. The couple will take up residence at 235 Millbank Drive, London, following their wedding trip to Northern Ontario. The bride travelled in a coral dress and coat ensemble, white accessories and a white orchid corsage. outfit, the bride wore a shoulder-length silk illusion veil caught up by a floral headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white mums and white orchids. Mrs. Gail Garton, London, 'was matron of honor and Miss Sue Hodgert, London, and Miss Martha Klahre, sister of the bride, London, were bridesmaids. Flowergirl was a cousin of the groom, Miss Rosemary Harriman, Renfrew. The senior attendants were gowned 'alike in floor-length gowns of buttercup yellow lagoda. The empire bodices were accented by high-collar necklines and elbow-length sleeves. The fitted skirts with an overlay of yellow lagoda to give a coat effect were edged with delicate guipure lace of matching yellow and it was also used to trim the neckline and edge the sleeves. A ruffle of yellow lagoda formed a collar at the neck and edged the sleeves. To complete their outfits, the bridesmaids chose floral headpieces of the same color. They carried cascades of white daisies with white cevreitir% Robinson United Church, London, was the scene recently for the wedding of Catherine Ann Klahre, daughter of Mrs. Harry Klahre, London, and the late Mr. Klahre to Bernard John McCormick, son of Mrs. Joan McCormick, Kirkton. Dr. Moir A.J. Waters officiated amid baskets of white mums and daisies. Given in marriage by her uncle, O.J. Zavitz, Toronto, the bride looked stunning in her floor-length wedding gown of white lagoda. The empire bodice was accented by a scoop neckline and short sleeves. The A-line skirt was enhanced by a chapel-length train.which draped gracefully from the shoulder to the floor. Two large bows adorned the gown, one at the high waist and one gathering the train at the shoulder. A fine chantilly lace was used to trim the empire waist and hem of the skirt. It was also used to edge the train. To complete her bridal • I • A wonderful selection of regular price merchandiSe stilt available, 1/2 PRICE SALE **Clearings only of Special Groups* Blouses * Bell Bottoms * Skirts 4 Loungeweat * Swirnwear * Bra & Jamaica Sets * Pantdresses * Tops * Short Shorts * Jamaicas * Sandals MR. AND MRS, EARL HOWARD FRENCH SUN SHOP GRAND BEND ik es "rimer 1Ze.4449/114t - .dasestie Jean Agnes Laramie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray Lammie, Centralia, became the bride of Ronald James McLaughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLaughlin, Dublin, recently. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church was decorated with baskets of yellow and white mums. Rev. Father R.J. Groome performed the ceremony. Escorted by her father, the bride looked lovely in her floor-length wedding gown of white French lagoda. The bodice was highlighted by a bateau neckline, elbowlength sleeves and an empire waist, all of which were accented by delicate Swiss guipure bubble lace. Elegance was portrayed in the gently controlled A-line skirt. The main center of attention was focused on the nylon illusion chapel veil, completely silhouetted with the same lace, caught up by a cap of guipure lace petals touched with tiny pearls. She carried a white (Engel Photo Studio) MR, AND MRS. DAVID ALEXANDER GODDARD