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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-08-12, Page 9a Duraclean The famous, safe foam absorption cleaning process • NO SOAKING • NO SCRUBBING As Advertised in FOR FREE ESTIMATE Souse geautilul PHONE 228-6853 JESSE T. REED JOHN A. SHEPPARD 136 COLUMBIA DR. 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Let Us Do .2- F.: The Cookin' 5.00(ea •St ea Elizabeth Ann Snell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell • 5, Snell, Exeter, and Graham Arthur Smith, son of Mrs. Alice Smith, Salford, England, were married at a pretty summer ceremony, July 17, 1971. Rev. Harold Snell, London, officiated at the marriage in Exeter United. Church which was • decorated for the occasion with white candles, gladioli and mums, Robert Cameron was the organist and accompanied the soloist, Brenda Dinney. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was charming in a simple styled dress of white embroidered eyelet. Her bouquet was of mixed white flowers, Her attendants were maid of honor, Linda Thorndyke, Port Hope, and bridesmaids Mrs. Donald Gordon, Ottawa, and Mrs. Bruce Lee, Toronto. They • wore red paisley peasant dresses with gold picture hats and carried wicker baskets of assorted summer flowers. Lawrence Snaith, Ottawa, acted as best man while David Williams, also of Ottawa, and Doug Beavers, Goderich, ushered the guests, After the reception at the Exeter Curling Club the newlyweds left for a wedding trip to northern Ontario, the bride wearing a smart navy blue pa n tdress with silver a c- • cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Smith now reside at Apt. 305, 2240 Halifax Drive, Ottawa. Mr. Smith is with the Federal Government in the Department of Supply and Services and his wife is employed at Carleton • University. held at ,Crediton Community Centre. The bride donned a mauve pant suit with yellow accessories to travel. to Niagara Falls and the eastern United States. The young couple are residing in Exeter, Bonnie Jean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Schwartzentruber, and William Charles McNutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. McNutt, Amherst, Nova Scotia, Pastor Austin Gedcke officiated at the ceremony which took place July 31, 1971, Mrs. Norman Tait provided the wedding music and accompanied the soloist Doreen Browning of Huron Park. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white daisy lace over taffeta gown with puff sleeves and jewel neckline, Pink trim was featured on the dress front with a bow at the waist. A long veil was held by a scalloped headpiece of roses. She carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. Mrs. Dianne Lightfoot was matron of honor while Grace Sch- wartzentruber and Irene Eagleson were bridesmaids. They wore blue gowns, picture hats with matching blue velvet bows and carried white daisies and baby's breath with white streamers, Flower girl,Heather Browning wore a gown trimmed with white daisies and carried a basket of mixed flowers, She wore flowers in her hair. The ring bearer was Calvin Stanlake, RR 1 Exeter. Gordon McNutt was best man for his brother and Paul Sch- wartzentruber and Bob Moore were ushers. Dalton Finkbeiner was master of ceremonies at the reception EEKEND SPECIAL 1 This Friday, Saturday & Sunday plied the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a chantilly lace over taffeta gown with cathedral train and. matching headpiece. She carried two dozen red and white roses. The attendants, Linda Dietrich, Margaret and Patsy Loomis, sisters of the groom, were dressed in flowered chiffon gowns and carried baskets of summer flowers. Don Glavin Wes best man while Ken Glavin and Bob Nethercott were ushers. The couple travelled north for a honeymoon after a reception held at the Dashwood Community Centre, the bride wearing an ensemble of mauve and white polyester with white accessories, The couple are now residing at RR 3 Ailsa Craig. Montreal, the bride wore a white French embroidered boucle coat and dress ensemble with red accessories. Guests were present from Toronto, Collingwood, Atter Lake, Michigan, Exeter, Kirkton, Centralia, Lucan, London and Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll will reside in Saintsbury. eepptaa w Vw.4 Dunlop United Church, Sarnia, was the site of the recent ex- change of wedding vows between Cheryl Madelyn Dyer and Wayne Clifford Carroll with Rev. Lloyd Stapleton, assisted by Rev. Rokeby-,Thomas, Saintsbury parish, performing the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll, RR 1 Cen- tralia. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore an empire styled gown of shantung and French lace. The lace trimmed the bell sleeves and bodice which featured a scooped neckline. Her chapel train flowed from the waist and a floral headpiece held a shoulder length bouffant veil. She carried a family Bible. Mrs. Audrey Taylor, sister of the bride, was matron of honor while Doloris Kechnie and Lynda Angiers were bridesmaids, Ralph Simpson was best man, and Cameron Davis, Robert llodgins and Ron Carroll, brother of the groom, were ushers. For travelling to Cape Cod and 000fed Eileen Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John A, Glavin,ltB 2 Crediton, and Gary Wesley, son 9f Mr, and Mrs, Walter Loomis, RR 3 Ailsa Craig, exchanged wedding vows at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, July 17, 1971, with Rev. Father Mooney officiating. Mrs, Hodgins sup- Nciteeee Deep Fried CHICKEN 9 Pieces $149 Reg. $2.60 Sdatevapletalteit Exeter Pentecostal Taber- nacle, decorated with pink and white carnations and gladioli was the setting for the wedding of A Taste Treat That Can't Be Beat pix by Peake MR. AND MRS. GRAHAM A. SMITH * * * • It's Homemade OUR PIZZA Is Completely Prepared From Fresh Ingredients And Cooked To Your Taste By Our Staff iT'S PIPING HOT! pix by Peake MR. AND MRS. GARY W. LOOMIS Plain 9" Large 1 25 2 00 I. 1 50 2 50 Any Combination 9" Large * * * I photo by Haugh MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM McNUTT CHECK OUR MENU Coffee .........•..,.........•. .10 Hot Chocolate .. . ....... .20 Soft Drinks ............. . ....... .15 photo by Braun's MR. AND MRS. WAYNE C. CARROLL Burgers Regular Burgers .................. .. .50 ..... .40 King Size Burgers .......... , ....... .50 Bacon Burgers ..................... . .. Sausage Burgers ....................... 30 ...... .10 With Cheese Extra ............... Fr .25 French Fries ............. ........... .30 Onion Rings .. ................ — ..... NOW OPEN IN EXETER 1.25 Located In The Former McKnight's Men's Wear Store — 371 Main St, Teacher accepts students' awards David Johnston, Spanish guitar teacher for the Academy of Musical Arts, Walkerton, received several trophies on behalf of his students at the recent music festival at Sarnia. He received first place for his orcette, first for duet, and second and third for solos. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Johnston, 'town. ate); SO &ad The Exeter Times- Advocate is pleased to wish Happy Birthday to the following: MISS LINA ABBOTT, McCormick Home, Lon- don, (formerly of Lucan), 84, August 5; MRS. MARY McGILL, Appin, Ontario, 100, August 18. Chicken 3 pcs. Chicken + Fries + Roll ....... , • Fish Fish and Chips + Roll ..... . ..... . .75 Fish Burgers .................... . ,50 Hot Dog Regular 25 Foot Long Hot Dog . .. . .. .. . . . .. 5 Soft Ice Cream Cones ......... , . ...... 15 & 25 Milk Shakes ... , ...... . , 30 & 40 „ 0 & 40 Malts .. . .. ..... , 3 Full Line of Tropical Fish, Budgies, Birds, Hampsters, Gerbils, Etc. • FOOD • AQUARIUMS • CAGES • BOOKS • PET SUPPLIES 9:06 a.m. to 11:00 m. OP c EN 6:06 p.m. to 2:W a.m. 7 DAYS A WEEK Les Pines Drive-In Harold Patterson, Prop. Open 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 'Phane 23g-0151 Restaurant Just North of the 8ridge Pat's Pet Sh y ti k ' Out of town visitors with Mr, Sc Mrs. R, Grant and family Were Mrs. Evelyn Csokona and Mrs. Mary Payee of Toronto.