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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-29, Page 9photo by Philips MR. AND MRS. RONALD J. WALPER SUPER TWIN Now you can pamper every fabric with Simplicity's new two-speed Supertwin. It's available in the ST-4 model. In addition, all Supertwins now offer simplified controls, ."whisper drive" transmission and a host of other wanted features. And remember, Supertwin is still the only gyrator action spin dry washer made in Canada. Russell Electric 235-0505 Muumuu lin inn iiminiminni num nu mum um !wimp in in minim tomniiinur71-7 EXETER .111 hi Horne Hardware Stores RAID HOUSE AND GARDEN SPRAY 260242 1.27 HAROLD GUNN HOME HARDWARE NEXT TO THE POST OFPIC EXETER,ONT. EXPRESS Senitce info relation, Rates Claims, Tracing, Shipping procedures. TELECOM- MUNICATIONS To send telegram, Coble, etc, CARLOAD (effettive July16, 1971) Release Loridai.Release empty Mire, Order Empty 'Cars, tartractrig, Rana, Gebefal Inquiries PASSENGER train tineervatigna; • •• :Ticket* • Newly-weds reside in Exeter Page 9 Times-Advocate, Moly .g9, 1971 Peace Lutheran Church, Exeter, decorated with white mums and pink carnations, was thesetting for the recent wedding of Pamela Joyce Vander Wiel and Ronald Jacob Walper when Rev. Eifert officiated at the ceremony. Parents of the con* are Mr. and Mrs, William Vander Wiel, RR 2 Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walper, Exeter.. Attending the bride were Donna Desjardine, maid of honor, Sharon Vander Wiel and Connie Gibbings, bridesmaids, Heather Vander Wiel, flower girls and Michael Jorgesen, ringbearer, Bride-elect Wilma Dalrymple, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wilmar Dalrymple, Exeter, was honoured with a miscellaneous shower July 22 at the home of Mrs. Allan Becker, Crediton. Hostesses, arranging contests and readings were Doreen Browning and Jean Regier, The bride-to-be was assisted by Elizabeth Bender and Brenda Becker in opening her gifts. MAKE A NOTE We've Moved PLYING HIS CRAFT of needlepoint is Victor L, Hogarth, Exeter, at Sidewalk Days last week. Interested in watching him create a 'thing of beauty' are Karen and Kelly Kernick, their mother Mrs. Charles Kernick and Dawna Riley. T-A photo The girls wore blue chiffon. dresses and carried bouquets of White mums, shocking pink carnations with white streamers.. Janet Miller was at the organ and accompanied the congregational singing. The bride entered the church. on the arm of her father, She wore a lace over satin gown with flowing veil and carried red roses, white mums and stephanotis with white velvet streamers, Wayne Desjardine was groomsman and De1ton. Walper and Roderick Vander Wiel were ushers. The Ken Scott Trio entertained Shower held for bride-elect guests At the reception which followed the ceremony at the Dashwood Community Centre. For traveling to the United States the bride were a yellow dress-coat ensemble with white accessories, Mr. and Mrs. Walper have taken up residence in Exeter where the groom is an apprentice mechanic at Exeter Supertest. You are invited to visit our new home at the corner of MAIN & JAMES ST. The red carpet is down to welcome everyone * * * Committee for 1972 is president, Ian McAllister; vice- president, Glen Goff; secretary, Margaret Jones; treasurer, Jim Love; sports, Jean Goff and Jessie McAllister, To Celebrate Our Opening This Thurs„ Fri. amd Sat., we have SLASHED PRICES READ‘i)nomuricAmplitkels5i'f SUITS The Savings Are Fantastic! DEICHERT REUNION The annual Deichert reunion was held July 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Deichert VINCENT REUNION The annual Vincent reunion was held at Bayfield park, with 40 in attendance. Various sports were enjoyed with winners as follows; Races, Dorothy Bullock, Thelma Beierling, Verna Zirk, Harold Vincent, George Bullock, Albert Vincent, Elsie Schofield, Margaret Dunigan, Judy Vin- cent, Harvey Beierling, Glen Zirk, Karen Dunigan, Elaine Vincent, Lori Vincent. Winning other events were Elsie Schofield, Dorothy Bullock, Thelma Beierling, Harold Vin- cent, George Bullock, Leslie Adams, Dorothy Bullock, Leslie Adams, Winnie Vincent, Dorothy Bullock, George Bullock, Mar- jorie Adams, Harold Vincent. Prizes to the longest married couple went to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Parkhill; oldest lady, Helen Bertwistle, Grand Bend; oldest man, Albert Vin- cent, Belgrave; birthday closest reunion, Mrs. Leslie Adams, Dashwood and Mrs, Katie Vin- cent, Grand Bend. Youngest babies were twins, Michael and Michelle, children of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent. Officers were installed for 1972. President, Mrs. George Bullock; secretary-treasurer, Ira Vincent; sports committee, Thelma and Harvey Beierling; table com- mittee, Harold and Lucille Vincent, Leslie and Marjorie Adams. with 75 in attendance. Races were won by Sherry Gibson, Jimmy Keller, Anne Deichert, Freddie Miller, Gary Deichert, Jamie Learn, Lorie Keller, Ron Deichert and George Keller, Games and relays were enjoyed by all. Officers for next year are president, Fred Negrijn; vice- president, Fred Deichert; secretary, Marie Deichert; treasurer, Claire Deichert; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gibson; lunch com- mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 14ohner, and Mr. and Mrs. George Keller. Members attended from Clinton, Dashwood, Exeter, Goderich, Hensel', Kitchener, London, New Hamburg, Walton and Zurich. Next year the reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deichert. By HOUSE OF STON E sALE Made-to-Measure Suit Starts This Week For Limited Time Only SPECIAL GROUP $89.95 RANGE 3000 Reg. $120 99.95 RANGE 4000 Reg. $130 109.95 RANGE 5000 Reg. $140 119.95 20% OFF THE AGITATOR WASHER By special permission we are also offering SHIFFER-HILL- MAN made-to-measure suits for 10 days only at a Discount of 20% off. * * * NEW SLACKS -51mplicit GUNNING REUNION With an attendance of 85, the annual Gunning reunion was held July 25 at Exeter Riverview Park. The proceedings started with dinner at noon. The president, Spence Read, welcomed everyone, grace was sung and a minute of silence observed, Table committee was Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Keller and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Mrs, Melville Gunning and Mrs. Tessa Jaques were in charge of registration. An afternoon of fun followed dinner. In charge of the sports were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Con- stable and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller. Winners were as follows: Karen Heather, Kim Heather, Adam Martin, Janet Parkinson, Margaret Parkinson, Brian Parkinson, Steven Jaques, Brenda Parkinson, Murray Parsons, Dennis Keller, Brenda Parkinson and Bill Heather, Margaret Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques. Oldest person present was Mrs. Ella Hem; youngest, Leanne Wright; nearest birthday, Hermon Foster; nearest wedding anniversary, Erlma and Milton Keller. Relays and candy scramble were also enjoyed. A short business meeting was held. 1972 officers elected were president, James Miller; vice-president, Nelson Squires; registration, Mrs. W. Rodd, Mrs. F. Squires; secretary-treasurer, Mrs, Fred Parkinson; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. John Tookey; table and tea committee, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heather. RIVER IA AND DON PARKER just arrived. You will want to see these, * * * THE WINNER COCHRANE REUNION The Cochrane picnic was held at Bayfield July 11, with a good attendance. Winners of the sports events were: Kathy Love, Jimmy Hillier, Robbie Goff, Jimmy Hillier, Steven Hillier, Brenda Goff, Elaine Love, Steven Hillier and Robbie Goff, Elaine Love and Brenda Goff, Jim Love and Brenda Goff, Lois Jones and Kathy Love. Person with fairest hair was Lois Elliot; man with shortest feet, Jim Love; man with most hair on his legs, Ken Jones; married couple who never had been on an airplane, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones; person with thickest glass lens, Bessie Fuss. Relay races were enjoyed. Sports were under the direction of Jean Goff and Jessie McAllister. MRS. GEORGE PRATT, Exeter, won our contest by coming closest in measuring the distance from our old store to our new one. She guessed 610' and the correct measurement was 608'/2'. She wins $20 worth of clothing. 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