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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-02-08, Page 9.De 130aleOne OU • will love the taste of eld-faShiene0 candies made with sweet dairy cream and fresh country hotter. In beautiful Valentine gift boxes. Valentine Candies from ClelVta, R‘COUt Open Wed, Feb. 14 (VALENTINE'S DAY) So You Can Shop For Laura Secord Candies and Other Valentine Gifts MIDDLETON Drugs PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Liberated weight vvate comes to our area. The Canadian Family Meal Plan for Weight Watchers invites you to meals with pork, luncheon meats, back bacon. This plan was developed with advanced. scientific research by Canadian nutritionists in conjunction with Adelaide Daniels Enterprises Limited. It all revolves around good-tasting, maximum-nutrition, minimum-calorie foods. Authoress-columnist Adelaide Daniels is now bringing the Canadian Family Meal Plan to your area. Classes with continuous registration. No contracts. $5 to join—$2 weekly thereafter. Everyone welcome— men, women, teens. 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And remember, only Beeutyrest has the hidden difference . • . the unique system of individually pocketed coils. SIMMONS o'iteg'd, Trade Mark *Trade Mark DINNEY FURNITURE MAIN ST, Phone 23,3-01/3 EXETER „Local .couples exchange vows,. honeymoon in M uskoka, Niagara. Burke in a green velvet ensemble with cape trimmed in marabou. Her flowers were a nosegay of bridal pink roses and baby's breath. Bill Dinney was his brother's best man, and Michael Burke, the bride's brother, ushered the guests. The wedding music was played by organist Robert McIntosh who also accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Anmarie Hoffman. She sang contemporary songs, "Here, there, everywhere"; "Close to you," and "We've only just begun," JoAnne is the younger daughter of Mr, and Mris. John Burke, and Jon is the younger son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dinney both of Exeter. After the wedding ceremony, Mr, and Mrs. Burke entertained at a reception at their home on Main Street. The newly weds are honeymooning in the Muskoka district and will make their home The Hurondale Women's Institute meeting was held January 31, with dessert being served at 1,30. The directors were in charge of program with Mrs. Rhiney Keller in the chair. The roll call, "A bit of wisdom worth passing on to my children" was answered by the members. The motto, "Wisdom is gained from old mistakes" was given lay Mrs. Andy Carter and Cheryl Cann favored with a song, Mrs. .Lorne Hicks, Centralia showed and commented on her pictures of Africa. Mrs. Carl Mills, vice president presided for Dinney Burke Caven Presbyterian Church, glowing with candles at every window and from candelabra at the front and back of the church, was the setting for the evening wedding of JoAnne Burke and Jon Dinney, February 3, 1973. Rev, Wilfred Jarvis conducted the service which included a candle-lighting ceremony bet- ween the bride and groom, Entering the church on the arm of her father, the bride was beautiful in a white velvet gown with built-in train and a hood trimmed with marabou. She carried a nosegay of phalaenopsis, orehids and Freesia's baby's breath, Attending her sister Wa$ Judith in London upon their return. Mason r Gaiser Baskets of pink mums decorated Calvary United Church, Dashwood for the wedding of Katherine Anne Gaiser and Ronald David Mason, January 27, 1973. Rev. Bruce Guy conducted the ceremony, Judy Mason, sister of the groom was the soloist and music was provided by Mrs. Ken McCrae. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length polyester cashmere dress with high round neckline and set- in, leg-of-mutton sleeves trim- med with chantilly lace. Her floor-length veil was also trim- med with a lace border. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of bridal pink roses and pink carnations. The matron of honor was Sherry Jones, sister of the bride, She wore a long, hot pink velvet dress with short puffed sleeves the business. Mrs. R.E. Pooley gave her report of the hospital auxiliary and the Huronview report. Mrs. P. Passmore gave the emergency report. Hurondale W.I. is sponsoring eight 4-H clubs this year, It is also invited to Elimvilie's 25 an- niversary, dessert euchre March 21 at Usborne school. The next meeting is to be held Feb, 21 with Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Love demonstrating their Best Line products. A bus trip to ice capades is being planned for February 28 Mrs. Arthur Rundle who has been curator of the Tweedsmuir history for 29 yrs was presented with an institute cup and saucer. Mrs. Wm. Kernick read an ad- dress to Mrs. Rundle. The district annual is to be held in Exeter May 16. A committee consisting of Mrs. Harry Dougall, Mrs. Edith Love, Mrs. Wm. Dougall was appointed to make preparations. The members are asked to save all their Maple Leaf coupons. •• • •,••• • •••••,,...•••••••••••••••••• ztait*"'. Dennis Cann, Pinawa, Manitoba spent the weekend with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Carman Cann and sister, Mrs. Andy Miller and family. Doctor to patient: "Whoever said, 'An apple a day keeps the doctor away wasn't talking about obstetricians, Mrs. Bronson," 20% OFF All Snowmobile Suits AND Accessories Jerry Maclean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LID, North of the Car Wash Exttor 235.0800 Uso Your CHAROEX MR. AND MRS. and stand-up collar trimmed with daisy medallions, She carried a French colonial bouquet of stephanotis with pink carnations with baby's breath, Larry Mason, brother of the groom was the best man, For travelling, the bride changed to a long black knitted JON DINNEY (photo by Doerr) skirt with red velvet jacket and black accessories. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gaiser, RR 2, Crediton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason, Dashwood. The couple will reside at 250 Carling St., Exeter.