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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-16, Page 9Looking fora good investment? investors Matual or Investors Growth Fund could be your answer, .8,100/0.74 SYNDICATE LIMITED ALAN -PORTER. R.R, 3, Luoan, Ont. Tel, e25.-2$4e MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KLUNDER reir e Keep Them . Healthy fr With .... This$2-2-2 Woe FREE with the purchase of 144 tablets at the recitgar PrIcC 01 $6159 V205 ISO TABLETS (tbato SUPER PLENAMINS JUNIOR chewable ioutiti-fitsurtint jril k xtierrats for d+ ,n Salon' flroitailim *Comte,* /prat ir/41iiis tossiug Kimono, prootioct We've Rented Part of Our Store ... We Have to Clear Out By the End of September BARGAINS GALORE As We Clear Our Store! $AV1NGS e w UP TO av A Beavers Hardware MAIN ST. 235.1033 EXETER • .,, ,,,,, ... i ..t, • ..4 •„,„,k„,„, 0 is war t . • eeeets,. US I Why sell yourself short? Return your Pepsi-Cola 'returnables' and get money—pennies and nickels that have a way of adding up to keep your food bills down. And after all, isn't a bottle in the store worth two in the bush? Or three in the ditch? Or four on the playground? Or five in the lake? Or six in the basement? "Pepsi-Cole ' and 'Tier"! ore r•olsforr oef trod* marks of Popoff, lot ADULT SUPER PLENAMINS 72 FREE WITH 288 36 FREE WITH 144 Grows more significant on the fall scene... THIS SEIVSUOUSLY September weddings unite young couples 'eagle AtoWeeeeeTie Lawrence Gordon Bieber took as his bride Bonita Marie Armstrong at a double ring ceremony in Goshen United Church with Rev. Huether of- ficiating with the assistance of Mr. Morrison, September 4, 1971. Candles, white and yellow effectively decorated the church into which the bride was escorted by her father. She wore a silk organza Victorian gown trimmed with, Swiss. guipure lace appliques and lilac ribbon. The A-line skirt formed a chapel length train from the back waist and her finger-tip veil was held by a. eloSter of flowers.. She carried a white prayer book with yellow sweetheart roses and stephanotes, Btidal attendents were Mrs. Elaine Parsons, sister .of the groom,. as matron of honor, while Jean Glen and Linda Talbot were the bridesmaids. They were dressed in lilac culotte gowns with daisy trim and their bouquets were of yellow shasla Mums. Mrs, Bruce Keys was the organist and accompanied the soloist, Peter Postill, The parents of the young couple are Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Bieber, Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs, Leslie Armstrong, R.& 3, Bayfield, Guests from Kingston, Dundas, Ridgetown, %IMO?, Toronto, as well as local freinds were en- tertained at dinner in the church parlours and at the Zurich Community Centre. The newly-weds honeymooned in northern Ontario, the bride wearing a brushed velvet, purple hotpants outfit with matching accessories. They will reside in Bayfield. Prior to the wedding, the bride was entertained at showers given by Mrs. Wayne Parson, Exeter, Mrs. John Talbot, Goderich, Gosehn U.C.W,, and Mrs. Allan Armstrong. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Bieber entettained the rehearsal party. the ailse by her brother, Jack Schenk while, Miss Helen Nadiger played the wedding music. She wore a satin dress in 'Princess lines with long sleenes, tiny pearl buttons and a wide lace band around the hem, Red roses, white carnations and stephanosis made up her bouquet. Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Green in a pink and mauve crepe dress in empire lines. She carried pink and white carnations and roses. Best Man was George Hock of Waterloo. After a wedding tree to Eastern Ontario the young couple will reside in Waterloo, ja Photo by Phillips MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE BIEBER Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Jones en- tertained at the Colonial Hotel, Grand Bend, Sunday, The original wedding party and their immediate families were present. Later they returned to their home, joining the nieces and nephews, for the remainder of the day and a barbecue supper. They were treated to a chivari Tuesday evening. A mock- wedding was enjoyed by all Mr, & Mrs. A.J. Sweitzer visited with Dr. & Mrs. Steiner in Kendall N.Y. last week. Mrs, Bert North of Woodstock visited for a few days with her sister, Mrs. A.J. Sweitzer. Mr. & Mrs, David Millar, Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sleamon visited Sunday with Mrs. Janie Turnbull, Aylmer. New leaders for Guides RECENT MARRIAGE — William Charles Malone and Lorna Viola Hawken were united in marriage at Christ Anglican Church, Forest, recently. Their parents are Major and Mrs. J. D. Malone (Ret'd), Huron Park, and Mr. and Mrs. G. LeVerne Hawken, Arkona. A reception followed the ceremony on the lawns of the Hawken residence. After honeymooning in Algonquin Park, the young couple took up residence at The Dorchester Apartments in London. Both will continue their studies at the University of Western Ontario. photo by Brown Tawny owls, Mrs. Bill Jones and Mrs. Harold Patterson. After a doubtful outlook it now appears the Brownie and Guide organization in town will be off to a flying start this season with five new leaders. The Guides will meet Thursday evening in the Scout Hall with Mrs. Rose Mary Jacobs as their captain and Debbie Wooden as lieutenant. Next Tuesday at 6:30 the Brownies will reconvene with Mrs. Susan Bregman as Brown Owl. She will be assisted by Sun Shop Grand Bend Open 7 days a week 10:00 a.m, —5:30 p.m. United Church Women Keagreet - eeit‘ 7, Tetar 4 St. Andrews Junior Folk Choir sang the wedding music at a ceremony that united in marriage Joseph Klunder of Hamilton and Jane Vandenberk, Grand Bend. The event was solemnized at Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church by Father Boyer. Given in marriage by her father, William Vandenberk Sr., the bride wore a gown of sheer organza over taffetta with high neckline and semi-empire waist. The dress was trimmed with sculptured guipure lace, and a circular cathedral train, banded with the same lace, cascaded from the waist line. She carried long stemmed gladioli and assorted flowers. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Mary Verheyen, Strathroy, Mrs. Cathy MacDonald, Chesley, Mrs. Ted Vanderberk, Monkton, and Dianne Mulder, Caistor Centre. They were attired in printed dresses in shades of purple on white and carried baskets of summer flowers. Jerry Klunder, Brantford, was best man, while Theo Klunder, Ton Vandenei and Carl Besseling, all of Stoney Creek ushered, After a reception at the Dashwood Community Centre the happy couple left on a trip to Europe. They will reside on Woodburn Road, R.R. 1, Hannon. FREE — 5' Picture of CFL Football Stars Jim Young or Jim Corrigall eamlizec4 - Scb.44 Mary Louise Schenk, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Dashwood, and Gary Lawrence Bambrick of Waterloo were married Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971 at Zion Lutheran Church, in a double ring ceremony with Rev. E.E. Steinman officiating. Pink, mauve and white gladiolis decorated the church. The bride was escorted down Rev. H.R. Rokeby-ThodaSfilie route taken by the native spoke and showed slides of the' north at the combined meeting of Units III and IV, Exeter, U.C.W. Mr. Rokeby-Thomas recently returned from a Canadian Churchman's Tour of the north. His slides depicted his travels from Calgary, through British Columbia and up the coast by boat to Alaska. Of particular interest were pictures of Trail '98, a little green, moss like path that winds up the mountains in Glacier National Park. This tiny trail is Indians as they travel through that section of the country. He was intrduced by Mrs. Carl Mills and thanked by Mrs. Robert Southcott. Previous to the meeting the units had met for a smorgasbord dinner. Devotionals were conducted by Mrs. Stanley Frayne and Mrs. Robert Down who chose the topic, "Do we want God's kingdom on earth as it is in heaven?" During the separate business meeting the date of the bazaar was announced as November 13. The two units will combine again for their October Thanksgiving meeting. Quality Women's Sportwear Many reductions SOME HALF PRICE • swim wear • pant suits • hot pant dresses Teen jeans & pants 00 pa i r reg. to 12" * B ride-elect honored on many occassions Wilson, Mrs. Manford Butler, Mrs. Robert Austin, Mrs. Hamlet Thompson, Mrs. Edwin Muxlow, Carol Ann Podgoski, Janice Wheeler, Flavia Saunders, and Marilyn Leggat displayed gifts and the trousseau. Joanne Malone and Betty Muxlow were the guest book attendants. • Of interest in the living room was a mannequin on which the wedding dress and veil of the bride's mother was displayed. Units I and II of Exeter United Church Members started their fall season with a pot luck lun- cheon in the church last week. About 60 ladies attended the event at which Mrs. Lorne Hicks showed slides from her recent world-wide trip. The pictures she screened were from south-east Asia and included colorful and interesting scenes from Singapore, Thialand, India, New Zealand, Australia and the Philipines. A sing-song, led by Mrs. Roland McCaffrey, was also part of the program. Make sure your heating oil man can do all this 1 Provide systematic delivery, 2 Keep your furnace in tip-top shape. 3 Offer a budget plan with ten even payments, 4 Give you emergency repair service, day or night. 5 finance a new furnace for you. Your distributor will Bill McFalls Fuels 227 Wellington St. Exeter Phone 235-2840 Tuckey Beverages Ltd. EXETER 235.1505 Lorna Hawken was honored recently prior to her marriage to William Charles Malone of Huron Park. Marilyn Leggat, Flavia Saunders and Kelly Dillon held a linen shower for friends from U.W.O. The girls of third-year Physical Health and Education, C.W.O. made a presentation. Manford Butler and daughter, Mrs. Carman Levie, Port Elgin, hosted a presentation party in Arkona. They were assisted by Mrs. Harvey Conkey, Mrs. Elmer Giles, Mrs. John Kilpatrick and WS. Robert Austin. Judy Malone was hostess at a shower in Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Siddad, Forest, and Mr. and. Mrs, Gordon Hawken, Stratford, entertained at a barbeque at the Siddall cottage Grand Bend. Mrs. Hawken held a trousseau tea in her daughter's honor. Receiving guests with her and Lorna were Mrs. J, C, Malone, the groom's mother, and Mrs. Loftus Muxlow, Strathroy, the bride's grandmother. Pouring tea at a table covered with a pink organza cloth, edged with lace and centered with a floral arrangerneet of pink earnations and white mums, were Mrs, Charles Malone, London, grandmother of the groom, Mrs, Don IVIantz, London, Mrs. George Robotham, Strathroy, Mrs. Gordon Hawken, Stratford, Mrs, Morley Thomas, Warwick, Mrs. Glen Wheeler, London, Mrs, Bruce Siddall, Forest, and Mrs. Lloyd Muxlow, Strathroy. Assisting in the tea-room were Mrs. Florence Herrington, Mrs. James Farrell, Kincardine, Mrs, EllWood Johnson, Mrs. Carman Levie, Port Elgin, Mrs. Grant Zavitz, Mrs, Byron Herrington, Mrs. Blmer Giles, Mrs. Harry Conkey, Mrs, Wilbur t asttuau, Mrs, James fl 11.11111111.111111111111111111111.11111.11111.