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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-26, Page 19photo by Carruthers MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HUGH MORENZ Bride-elect honored, mark 90th birthda y 111:111.SNI EXCITING, DEPENDABLE, SURE- FOOTED, TOP PERFORMANCE 73 MODELS ARE HERE. COME IN AND SEE THEM NOM Tim0s-Advocate, OPtaber fib, 1972 Nu, SA Notice of Nomination Township of McGillivray Nominations will be received at the Clerk's office 171 King St. Parkhill from 9 a.m. — Thursday November 9, 1972 to 50D0 p.m. — Monday November 13, 1972 for the office of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and Councillors. W. 1. AMOS Clerk and Returning Officer Township of McGillivray Stable and sure-footed on a 15li inch wide track, with double action shocks on Mark II and SS models. All twins powered by durable Hirth engines from 292cc to 440cc for top performance. Come in today and let your dealer introduce you to the Big, Bold, Beautiful '73 Boa-Ski. 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Two sizes 2' 8" X 6' 8" 2' 10" X 6' 10" Regular '34 95 $39.95 1 1/4 " Aluminum Combination Door Display home crafts at Kippen WI meeting a • Styrospon Insulation A light, highly efficient, insulating panel for use in recreation rooms, cot- I togas, etc. Easily cut with any sham tool. 4' X 8' X 1/2 " 'Regular $1.19 a sheet I 4 ,1—g, x Regular $2,49 441 a sheet Byron United Church, London was the scene for the wedding. of Lynda Maureen Nicklom and William Hugh Morenz, October 7, 1972, The double-ring ceremony was conducted by Rev, George A. Morris, and Mrs. J. C. Thompson provided the music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a self- Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Cool 228-6638 REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sdnd & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK( McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 styled white velvet, princess- lined gown with scoop neck, lily point sleeves and trimmed with hand embroidered seed pearl trim. A white velvet crown headdress field a shoulder length veil and she carried a white tulle muff adorned with a spray of red sweetheart roses, She also wore a carved ivory ring which was an heirloom from her great- grandmother, Mrs. Warren Adams was the matron of honor and bridesmaids were Orla Polaicky and Joanne Kleinfeldt, They were dressed alike in burgundy velvet, empire-lined gowns with matching velvet bows in their hair. They carried white wicker baskets filled with daisy mums and pink carnations, with pink satin ribbon streamers. The best man was Thomas Russell and ushers were Robert Nicklom and Alvin Lavery. Following a reception at Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge, London, the couple left for a wedding trip to Tobermory. The bride's travelling outfit was a green and off-white wool two piece dress with off-white wrap- around coat and brown leather accessories, The couple cut their wedding cake with her father's ceremonial sword which he carried during his 25-year military career. The bride is the datighter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Nicklom, London and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Morenz, RR 2, Dashwood. Guests attended the wedding from Burnaby, British Columbia, Calgary, Toronto, Meadowdale, Ontario, Belleville and Michigan. The couple will reside in London. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SH lP KA About 40 friends, neighbors, and relatives gathered at Shipka Community Centre Friday evening to honor Linda Dietrich bride-elect of October 28, with a miscellaneous shower. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Sheppard, Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and Mrs. Bob Adams, Program included two songs by Sue Anne Schroeder, ac- companying herself on guitar, and Mrs. Harvey Ratz showed colored slide pictures of wed- dings of local young people. Linda was assisted in openinggifts by her sister Carol, Mrs, Larry Scott, and Mary Ellen Prance. Celebrates birthday Shipka's oldest resident celebrated his 90th birthday, Sunday, October 22. Herbert Harlton who has resided in the hamlet since 1963 was congratulated by many friends and relatives during an open. house held at his home Sunday afternoon. Included in the congratulatory wishes were numerous cards and HERB HARLTON long distance telephone calls from Calgary and Windsor. Mr. Hunan was born and raised on his father's farm on the 16th concession of Stephen township and farmed there until his retirement only nine years ago. Poll 5 ai ' — - I 8rr 18 cA w 4 ti I 'V L N Poll 7 z FIWY, TOWN of EXETER. COUNTY OF HURON STREET PLAN 11th wife, the former Alberta Sherritt passed away in 1964. He is enjoying excellent health and is an active elder and member of the Grand Bend United church and Berean bible class. The Harlton family includes four daughters. They are Mrs. Clyde (Evelyn) Nicholson of Courtright; Mrs. Carl (Mabel) Guenther, Shipka; Mrs. Ken (Audrey) Westman of London and Dorothy of Shipka. Mr. 'Tarlton also received congratulations from Huron MP R. E. McKinley. Guests were present from Toronto, Windsor, Wheatley, Sarnia, London, Seaforth, Granton and the surrounding community. Personals Mr. & Mrs, Oliver Plummer, Kitchener visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Harry Sheppard. Bob Boerner spent the weekend with relatives here and attended the Masse-Adams wedding at Zurich Saturday. Mrs. Evelyn Maier, Detroit and Mrs, Lorne Genttner, Dashwood visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker, and Sandra, Hamilton, attended commencement exercises at South Huron High School when Sandra received her Grade 13 diploma. Mrs. Ortha Baker attended a miscellaneous shower for Nancy Crawford, Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Albert Schilbe. Mr, & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. , Hold monthly meeting of rabbit a breeders The monthly meeting of the South Huron Rabbit Breeding Association was held in the Centralia Hall with the minutes being read by the new Secretary Madeline Des Jardin. Ivan Perin gave a talk on the . Ontario meeting, A motion was passed to host the Ontario meeting sometime next year. Further arrangements weremade for the upcoming rabbit show. The accumulated draw prize was won by Mrs. Mildred Dow. z • to NI II I OM IIII I By MRS. RENA CALPWal-t- KIPPEN Mrs. John Sinclair commented on the topic, "What do we know about the F.W.1,0. when Kippers East W.I. held their Education and Cultural Affairs meeting_ at her home October 18. The Institute Ode, Colours, PO, motto, collect, grace, and home and country magazine were discussed. Mrs. W. Cole, a former member had a display of Home Craft Articles made from pine needles, felt, sea shells, and egg cartons. Mrs. Cole also gave the history of Chiselhurst. Mrs. W. Bell gave the biography of Stephen Foster a poet and composer of melancholy songs, The roll call was, "your views on present day education". Reports were given on the Rally by Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. R. Kinsman; on Agriculture and Canadian Industries by Mrs. Al Hoggarth; on Family and Con- sumers Affairs by Mrs. R, Bell. A donation to C.N.I.B, was ap- proved. Most of the members and visitors arrived in Hallowe'en Costumes and Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot was awarded first prize, Mrs. R. Bell second prize and Mrs, Charles Eyre third prize. Mrs. Cecil Pullman conducted a contest; Mrs. Grant McLean gave courtesy remarks; Mrs. Cecil Pullman was co-hostess; Mrs. M. Connolly presided over the business; and Mrs. Campbell Eyre was in charge of the program. Personals Todd Caldwell visited with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baker in Hensall. Mr, & Mrs. John Riley, Lon- desboro and Mrs. Margaret Barnard, Exeter spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. W,L. Mellis. 4-H Club Meeting six of the Kippen I "Slicking Cooks" was held at the home of the leader Mrs. Ferris Bonnie and Tracey, Stratford spent the weekend at his parents home here. Congratulations of the com- munity are extended to Herb Harlton who celebrated his 90th birthday Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams and Clark visited Monday at Harrow with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Murray. October 19. Further discussion of the buffet supper was conducted. The topic of discussion was "Planning Meals with Eye Appeal," The points discussed were.contrast in flavour, texture and temperature; the time, cost, colour appeal, following Canadas Food Guide and the family's likes and dislikes. Maureen Connolly demon- strated making a submarine sandwich and a fancy sandwich lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Facts N" Fancies — Continued from page 2A kind of thinking but will hopefully leach its crew how to achieve proficiency in or at least ex- perience a number of fields. The ship will carry 15 people comfortably. The idea is to have groups of students on board for six-week periods and $150 each for room and board. Under sail, the students will man the ship, standing sea- watches, learning navigation, seamanship, pilotage, meteorology and oceanography. Ogden hopes the experience will orientate people aboard to the disorientation which usually accompanies discoveries in unfamiliar 'territory. Con- sequently, there'll be language lessons on board, preparing students for the next port-of- call, Ashore, there will be par- ticipation in art, social, economic, cultural and technological spheres- all of it a learning experience outside the usual definition of learning, Among the most intriguing of the Wet Orchid's destinations will be the Devil's Triangle, a huge area of sea in which hun- dreds of ships and airplanes have mysteriously vanished, Flying- saucer buffs have suggested it may be an entry and exit point for beings and machines from other galaxies. Frank Ogden is the sort of person whose curiosity would have to be aroused by such a theory. So he'll take the Wet Orchid and crew to the Triangle to explore and to film their ex- ploration, It could be tremen- dously interesting, providing they emerge safely. Knowing Ogden, if they don't we'll next hear from him via Mars. Save $1.00 sq. yd. Imperial Accotone Cushioned Vinyl Flooring yd. Do your 9' X 12' room for only $33.48 An expanded ver- miculite insulation in granular form. For home insulation or other loose fill applications. Easy to 0 '- 0 6 0°46-0 • Sound absorbing. Fireproof. Perma- use. Non-irritating. nent. Use ceremonial. sword *to cut wedding cake 0 • I. Poll 8 I lu — — WHERE YOU VOTE EXETER #1 Exeter Flowers, 503 Main St. S. #2 Mrs. Gordon Cudmore residence, 75 Simcob St. E, #3 Mrs, Viola Hennessey residence, 418 William • St, S. #4 Town Hall #5 Mrs. Lloyd Ross residence, 222 Churchill Dr. #6 Mrs. Joe Campbell residence, 249 Main St, S. #7 Hilton Laing Garage, Victoria St. #8 H, R. Sherwood, 18 Wellington Et. 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