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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-19, Page 11A photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS, JOHN C. SANBORN Clinton Photo Service MR. AND MRS. IVAN J. McCLYMONT W I N DSON G A po TWOSOME it CHANEL NO. 5 4 25 COLOGNE. WINDSONG BODY 150 POWDER & COLOGNE CHANEL COLOGNE 675 SPRAY WIN DSONG COLOGNE &PERFUME AND POWDER 650 CHANEL PERFUME 150 &COLOGNE FABERGE' r50 SET TIGRIS & WOODHUE FABERGE'''.000 STRAW HAT TIGRIS COLOGNE & 4 50 ON THE WIND SET 575 WINDSONG COLOGNE & SPRAY POWDER 700 FABERGE"- 3 00 TWOSOME PABERGE'150 THREESOME 11' PHONE 235-1570 EXETER ON THE WIND 0 00 THREESOME ON THE WIND 050 BODY POWDE R ON THE ININD 475 POWDER MITT I ON THE WIND '500 COLOGNE L 4 00 450 Christmas Gifts! OPPORTUNIT KNOCKS We Answered It! WHY DON'T YOU? Once Again Hopper-Hockey Furniture Has Taken Advantage of Kroehler's Annual FACTORY DISCOUNT on their popular SLEEP OR LOUNGE (The Sofa With A Secret —It Makes Into A Bed) Look At The Savings We Pass On To You! 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The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in an empire styled gown of white lagoda with wedding ring neckline and lace yoke and panel continuing down the front of the gown to the hemline. The full ge cathedral length train was embroidered with lace on either side to match the front of the gown. A full length French illusion veil was held in place by a headpiece of lagoda rosettes. She carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy. The maid of honor, Nancy Kyle, and bridesmaids Helen Cole and Margaret Sanborn, sister of the groom, were gowned alike in floor length gowns of moss green velvet with mint green chiffon bodices and sleeves. Moss green lace and hot pink velvet ribbon N were used for trimming. Their bouquets were nosegays of white rosebuds and pink baby's breath. Rea, Finnen as ring-bearer and Shelley Finnen as flower girl were dressed alike in full length moss green velvet with lace • trimming similar to the bridesmaids'. Shelley carried a tiny nosegay similar to the bridesmaids' and Renee's pillow was decorated with a miniature rosebud corsage. Jim Lindsay was groomsman and ushers were Ed Valenciuk and Douglas Jermyn, brother of the bride. rollowing a reception in the church hall, the bride changed to a beige dress and autumn brown coat with black accessories. The couple will reside in Sarnia where the bride is on the staff of Hanna Memorial School h and the groom is with Ontario Hydro. Prior to her daughter's marriage the bride's mother, Mrs. R. D. Jermyn entertained friends and relatives at a trousseau tea at her home on Riverside Drive Exeter. The bride was also brkionored at showers at Mrs. G. Jermyn's home in London, Mrs. Alex McBean, Mooretown, Mrs. James Finnen, Exeter, and Miss J. Conway, Sarnia. The staff of Johnson Memorial, where the bride had taught previously also 4,, entertained her at a noon luncheon. McClymont - Russell Baskets of white mums daisies and ferns formed the setting at Cromarty Presbyterian Church, when Margaret Jean Russell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Russell, R.R. 2, Staffa, became the bride of Ivan James McClymont, son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred McClymont, Varna, recently. Rev. W. Jarvis was assisted by Dr. Anne Graham in 164 The 56th annual convention of London area of Women's. Institutes was held in Central U. C., Stratford last week. The London area is the combined districts of Elgin, Middlesex, Oxford, Huron South, Huron West and Perth South. The total registration was 417. Mrs. Harry Strang, Exeter, convener of resolutions for the area, brought in five resolutions. One was lost and four were sustained. One of those sustained was that the F.W.I.O. request the Department of Transport to make the wearing of luminous vests, hat covers and gauntlets compulsive by traffic officers on duty, and highway and construction workers on public roads working after dark. Another resolution sustained was that the F.W.I.O. do everything possible to see that the foods bought in stores are fresh. Dr, Ethel Chapman, author of From a Roadside Window and Humanities in Homespun, and a former editor of Home and Country, was guest speaker. Both Mrs:, Anstin Zoeller, F.W.I.O. president, and Miss Helen Meicercher, director of the Home Economics branch, brought in stimulating reports. Mrs. Charles Monroe of Embro was elected president, and Mrs. Norman Coulthard, R.R. St, Pauls, was elected board member for subdivision 22. Mrs. Ed. Larnport, ,R.R. 2 Centralia, is the.convener of the Agriculture and Canadian industries standing committee. Each year a collection is taken at the convention for the War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. This year the amount contributed was $136.73. The women were told that $32,000 of $50,000 has been, raised for their 75th anniversary fund. Money will go to the MacDonald Institute, Guelph. November 19, 1970 Page 11 00.0 Er,0 46 The Tirnes..A.dvneate extends birthday greetings, to LOUIS TOSTEMAY- R, Dash.wood, 84, November 21. CHRISTIAN OASCITIO, Zurich, 97, November 19. If you have .a relative or a friend who would like to have his birthday acknowledged we are always happy to extend congratulations to them. Want fresh food, luminous clothing Resolutions sustained at WI annual convention performing the double ring ceremony. Mrs. John Scott played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Don Andrews. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a lagoda gown trimmed with guipure lace. The chapel train fell from the waist and was trimmed with matching lace. A floral cluster held her three tier illusion veil and she carried a pink throated white orchid surrounded by assorted flowers. Maid of honor, Ruth Campbell, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Nick Whyte and Margaret Perry were gowned in shocking pink silk peau de soie. The bodices were trimmed with tiny matching buttons, and rosebuds of the dress material were worn in their hair. They carried cascade bouquets of miniature variegated pink carnations, baby's breath and velvet streamers. Kelvin Jervis was best man and Hugh Scott and Robert McClymont ushered the guests. Ross Kercher was master of ceremonies at the wedding dinner at the church parlours and the reception at Hensall Community Centre. The bride changed to an off-white wool ensemble with brown trim and accessories. The couple will reside on the groom's farm, Varna. Prior to the wedding several showers were given in the bride's honor by: Ruth Campbell, Margaret Perry and Ruth Knox, Mrs. John Scott and Mks. Filmer Chappel. The bride's mother entertained at a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter.