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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-22, Page 11photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. Van DOORSELAER MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH REGIER, JR. MR. AND. MRS. MORLEY DESJARDINE WIN $20 WORTH OF CLOTHING Pace the distance from our present store to our new location at the Milt Robbins building at the Corner of Main & James St. THE PERSON COMING THE CLOSEST TO THE ACTUAL FOOTAGE WI NS THE $20.00. Register at our present store any time on Fri. or Sat. and pace it off. Thanks For Shopping At McKnights Len McKnight & Sons MAIN ST. EXETER MEN'S WEAR 11.thet;Aethla..111 ( II kltia.‘ PHONE 235-2320 P. S. We'll Be In Our New Loction Next Week ... Watch for our opening specials FRIDAY 4.00 P.M. THESE EXTRA SPECIALS LISTED BELOW GO ON SALE AT 4:00 P.M. FRIDAY, SOME'ARE LIMITED QUANTITIES, SO BE ON HAND TO SAVE $ $ $ Roxton Colonial 5-Piece Dinette Sugg. List $223. $ 179 DINNEY FURNITURE Main St. Exeter 235-0173 Coffee Mugs 19' each Jack Smith JEWELLER MAIN ST. EXETER Classifieds Reg. $1.25 500 exefer"Cr:iincs-Abbeente EXETER 235.1331 Short Sleeve Dress Shirts 40% Off George vriese fRen's MAINS? EXETER Group of Men's Ties $2 & $3 $100 For I only Len McKnight AND SONS ADRIENNE Shampoo $110 DESERT FLOWER B ILOADNYD Lotion $2 25 for $169 2 for the Store ath the Stock Granny Boots Black or Brown Crinkle Rep. $18,95 $1195 IttVuertbs SHOE Main St. Exeter Hunting Knives 10 Styles To Choose 40% Off Beavers Hardware MAIN ST. 23,5 4033 EXETER Men's Terlenka Pants Reg. $21.95 $ 1 6 49 MAIN g a el4i SAM MAIN ST. EXETER Set of 3 Plastic Bowls Reg $1 19 89' Greene is VARIETY STARE Moln Sam Ewe, Summer Tops BOYLE'S LADIES' WEAR MAIN ST. EXETER Light Green Shag Carpet ONE ONLY Slightly Damaged Approx 9' x 12' Reg. $13.95 sq. yd. 5 8 95 SQ. YD. "',";47.".° WILSON'S JEWELLERY 8, Gifts Opposite Exeter Post Office LOS OFF Enitar Watches Pleasing you pleases US Nome Hardware Stores Ladies' Aprons 43' HAROLD GUNN HOME HARDWARE Discontinued Patterns Silver Plated Cutlery 1/ 2 Price (Complete your sets) girt axtvistif JEWELLER MAItytt. ED Plastic Juice Container SURE SEAL TOP & SPOUT 72-oz. Capacity Reg. $1.19 Fisher's mA,040.. Hardware EXETER aS It40 Luggage 1/3 Off ° GOULD Ii JORY EEO* Vacuum Cleaner Canister Type $1088 Reg. $59.88 Honeymoons for newly weds take them north, south and west Tender leaves of spinach make an excellent green salad. The mild flavor combines well with other greens and the rich green color and velvety texture make • spinach an interesting addition to, a tossed salad. Used as then principal green for a spinach salad, the result is a delight to the palate and to the eye. For an artful contrast in flavor, texture and color, toss shredded spinach leaves with sliced fresh 4 mushrooms, red onion rings, and slices of hard-Cooked egg. Another interesting salad combines cheese and spinach and a hot piquante dressing: CHEESE AND SPINACH 4 SALAD 1 lb. fresh spinach 1 cup cubed imported Holland Edam or Gouda 2 hard cooked eggs, sliced Dressing cup salad oil ' cup wine vinegar 1 teaspoon paprika 1 2 teaspoon salt to teaspoon pepper, preferably freshly ground Thoroughly wash spinach, *iternove stems and drain. Toss Tag Vaair4ehte4 Veekrioved Lynda Jeannette Blanchard and Robert Leon Van.Doorselaer exchanged wedding vows at a ceremony in gxeter Pentecostal Church, July 10, 1971. Rev. Floyd Rhude, assisted by Rev. Austin Gedke were the officiating ministers. Parents of the young couple are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blanchard, Exeter, and Mrs. Lena Van Doorselaer, St. Thomas. Mr. Blanchard escorted his daughter down the aisle of the church which was decorated for the occasion with candelabra and arrangements of shasta daisies, white gladioli and baby's breath. She wore a gown of white satin styled with high neckline, empire waist and long miff sleeves. Her veil was cathedral length and fell softly from a head-piece of daisies and buds, She carried a parasol filled with daisies, yellow roses and ivy. The bridal attendants were Mrs. Charles Keating as matron of honor, and Deborah Smart, Anna Marie Dietrich, Patricia Ward and Heather Wade. The flower girl was Karen Blanchard. She and the matron of honor were gowned in turquoise georgette while the bridesmaids wore dresses similarly styled in yellow. All had daisies in their hair and carried parasols trimmed with daisies. The male attendants were Bradley Blanchard as ring, bearer, Thomas Harris as best man and Ken Ward, Pete Baxter, Robert Wade and Gary Blan- chard as ushers. Kathleen Cann provided the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Bruce Cann. After the reception at the Dash- wood Community Centre the couple left for a trip to the United States. The bride's travelling costume was a white lace hot pants outfit with yellow ac- cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Van Doorselaer will reside in London. Before her wedding the bride was honored by several friends who entertained in her honor. They were Mrs. Charles Keating, London, Mrs. Ron Ward and at of St. Thomas, the staff of Sir John. A, MacDonald School, Mrs. HaroldBlanchard, London, and the members of Exeter Pen- tecostal Church. Re,eet 7/l0vtr Bonnie Lea Martelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd IVIartelle, Sarnia, became the bride of Joseph Regier Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regier, Dashwood, at a ceremony conducted at Sacred Heart Church, Sarnia, by Father McMann. The soloist, Don Masse, Wind- sor, was accompanied by Mrs. Foster. The charming bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attended by Linda Thomp- son, Parkhill, Linda. Martelle, Ailsa Craig and Mary Koricini, Lucan. Best man was Paul Thompson, Parkhill, while Danny Martelle and Joe Koricini were ushers, After the reception at the Village Inn, Sarnia, the bride donned a mauve pant suit for travelling to Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, Regier will reside in Exeter, - pawee Baskets of floral arrangements decorated Owen Sound Church of God when Morley Desjardine, Grand Bend, took as his bride, Mildred Jesske, July 2, 1971. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jesske, Medicine Hat, Alberta, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Howard Desjardine, Grand Bend. Rev. Arthur Krueger per- formed the ceremony while Mrs. Nola Gerry, and Steven Horner, Zurich, provided the wedding music. The bride wore a gown in empire lines of lagoda with lace encircling the waistline. It featured a ruffled, stand-up collar and ruffle trim which extended from the wrist up the sleeves. An imported lace, open- crown head-piece held a lace chapel train, Bridal attendants were Evelyn Krueger, bridesmaid and Charla Krueger, flower girl. They wore empire-waisted blue crepe gowns and carried floral baskets of white daisies and blue mums. Best man was Fred fesjardine and Stan Desjardine ushered the guests, The ring bearer was Warren Krueger. After a reception at the bride's residence the couple left for a trip to Northern Ontario, Alberta and California, the bride wearing a pink crepe ensemble. cZattea - Rd, Pentecostal Church in Exeter, decorated with peonies and orange blossoms, was the setting for the wedding of Joanne Elaine Riley and Rodney Wayne McLaren, June 26, 1971 with Rev. Austin Gedcke, performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. William Riley of Centralia are the parents of the bride and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren of Exeter. The organist for the occasion was Miss Norma Parkhouse of Hamilton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in a full-length dress of crystal-peau acetate, with Swiss lace accents, stand up collar, and a center front forming a bib effect. The long sleeves gathered into tapered cuffs. She wore a mantilla of tulle net edged with lace. Her flowers were red roses. The matron of honor was Mrs. Ron Riley of St, Thomas who wore a pink gown similar to the bride's with matching bow in her hair. She carried pink roses. Ron Riley, St. Thomas, brother of the bride, was best man, while Don Riley, Lucan, and Peter Cudmore of London ushered the guests. The reception was held at the Pentecostal Church basement. Mr. and Mrs. McLaren will reside at Huron Park. Prior to the wedding, a shower was held in honor of the bride by the members of the Pentecostal Church. A second shower was held at the homes of Mrs. Floyd Riley, at Huron Park, assisted by Mrs, Ron Riley of St. Thomas and Mrs. Don Riley of Lucan. Mrs. Les Thompson, Exeter, aunt of the groom assisted by Mrs. Ken Cudmore of London, also honored the bride with a shower. "wo - 70(e4a Amid a setting of potted MUMS in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Grand Bend, Father Boyer officiated for the marriage of Linda Louise Fenton and Joseph Charles Arnold, July 9, 1971, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton, RR 2, Ailsa Craig, and the groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Arnold, RR 2, Dashwood. Miss Mons was the organist and accompanied the soloist Eileen O'Kroncey. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose an empire style gown of crepe with long puffed lace sleeves. A petal headpiece held her veil and she carried a cluster of yellow roses with white and mauve daisies. Joan Donaldson, as maid of honour, and Julie Arnold, the flower girl, wore empire styled yellow dresses with puffed sleeves and carried nosegays of mauve and white daisies, The bridesmaids, Gayle Fenton and Brenda Arnold, wore identically styled gowns in mauve and carried nosegays of yellow and white daisies. Scott Sweitzer was best man. The ushers were Larry Fenton and Tom Arnold. A reception followed in Dash- wood Community Centre. For travelling to Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a blue pant suit. The young couple will reside in Grand Bend. A NOTE FOR BRIDES-ELECT The Exeter Times- Advocate will be pleased to publish free of charge a picture and account of your wedding. We do request that all copy arrive at our office as soon after the wedding as possible; we cannot promise to print any wedding more than one month after the wedding date. ,Pi4 by Peake MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH C. ARNOLD CHEESE AND SPINACH, A GOOD COMBINATION iiiii 1 nullulu1111tI I Ilu 111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,tt1,ry{111{111{t111 5 11 4 1111111tt1 Recipe Box 'fin...I..111111011111111111 iiiii I iiiiiiiii 11•111,1 !IMO iiiiiiiiiii WM1..1111111111 iiiiii k1111111111110111111$1111M1,11 lllll t110,1,41 with cubes of Gouda cheese in salad bowl. In a small saucepan combine salad oil and vinegar. Add seasonings. Heat to the boiling point. Pour on salad greens and thoroughly toss to coat spinach with hot dressing, Garnish with slices of hard cooked egg. Makes G servings, "Frozen Apple Cream" is made from fresh apples, sweetened and folded into whipped cream, then frozen. Both these desserts are simple to make arid can be fitted into most homemakers' routines. FROZEN APPLE CREAM 1 tsp. gelatin 1 tbsp, cold water 1/2 eup hot milk 1/2 cup fruit sugar 2 cups shredded impeded apples 1/4 cup chopped candied cherries Yi cup whipping cream, whipped Soak gelatin in cold water for 5 minutes then dissolve in hot milk. Chill, Add sugar to combined apple and cherries and combine with gelatin mixture. Fold cream into Mixture. Freeze to a mush, stir; then freeze until firm. S servings.