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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-21, Page 11Photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS. DONALD NELSON SQUIRE Photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS. GREGORY SUNDERLAND DONATES 40 TIMES — Mrs. Marguerite McLeod, Exeter, has been awarded a certificate for donating blood 35 times. Presenting the award above is Mrs. Alma Wallace, co-ordinator of the Blood Donor Services for the London area. The award is a little late in coming however, because Tuesday night, Mrs. McLeod donated her 40th pint of blood. T-A photo Exeter Centennial SOUVENIRS WALK WITH PENNY • Glass Steins • Salt & Pepper Shakers • Plaques with Town Crest • Key Cases • Sweat Suits & Shirts Your Sporting Headquarters • Soccer boots and balls • Baseball spikes, bats, balls, gloves • Sweat suits • Golf Clubs, Balls, Carts • Tennis balls, racquets Complete Line of Adidas Footwear FM Sport Centre . • Trophies • Engraving • Sporting Goods Exeter MAIN ST. 235-2261 You could be Miss Exeter Centennial Entries wanted from Exeter and area girls. Competition during Opening festivities on Sat., June 30 and at Mercy Brothers Dance that evening. Contact Bill Dinney for further details and entries. Winner will compete for Miss Mid- Western Ontario at Lucknow Fair in September. Note to Businessmen - SPONSORS NEEDED FOR CONTESTANTS Contact Bill Dinney Cameras . . . to record Exeter's Centennial celebrations POCKET CAMERAS Kodak lnstamatic 10 ""g" $ 2 6 . 9 5 Kodak Instamatic 20 "g" $34.95 GAF Camera Kit EXTRA SPECIAL $23.95 GAF Instamatic Color Film ROLL OF .... 12 . 994 HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE EXETER 235-1070 NABORHOOD CONSUMER OUTLET Whcilesale and Retail - Greenway IN THE FORMER LOL BUILDING RR 3, Parkhill, Ontario FOLKS . If we can keep your continued interest and goodwill ... we may build This into an outstanding store some day. :There is much excited commet, abat!Lpur,fifte ,display„ of ENGLISH IRONSTONE and best PORCELAIN;'manufac- tured in England by Johnson Bros. and Lord Nelson. This week at your NABORHOOD STORE in Greenway we are featuring 20-Piece sets. These consist of 4 dinner plates, 4 bread and butter, 4 cereal-soups, 4 cups and 4 saucers. FROM LORD NELSON we have: Lancashire Rose—Pink flower and grey trim. Good deep plates and a very unusually shaped cup. YOURS FOR $8.88 Whisper—Shaded brown flower and leaves with gold trim. This is- a very good price for best quality porcelain. YOURS FOR $11.68 FROM JOHNSON BROS, we have: Dreamtown—Village scene with trees, etc. in greens and some brown. All decoration under the glaze detergent and acid resistant colors. YOURS FOR $9.68 - Flamenco—Cups and serving pieces in golden orange body. Plates have white body with gold and pale green leaves. YOURS FOR $9.68 Serving pieces, platters, vegetable dishes, cream and sugars, teapots at SIMILAR WAREHOUSE PRICES in all the above patterns. We also sell Brentleigh, Arthur Woods jugs and teapots, fan- cies from John Beswick factory of England, a member of Royal Doulton group, Burslem. Hours: 8:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m. Closed Sundays roomesempoiwomorimommmumion sigripersosioolosir To enable local citizens to have their homes and properties cleaned up for Exeter's centennial celebrations, Exeter council has arranged for Special Garbage Pickups I I 11 ,1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 i1 1 $11 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 of garbage and refuse not normally picked up by the town's sanitation contractor. WEST SIDE —Wednesday, :June 27 ' EAST SIDE—Thursday, June 28 .01010•1111•1111.111/101.001•0111~MMIV Get Your Centennial Lollipops Get Your Centennial Lollipops VitallS LIQUID 12 oz, $ 1.49 New from Softique HERBAL FRAGRANCE Bath Oil Beads Bath Oil 16oz. 2 1/2 az, $ 19 $1.19 ROYALE Asst. Paper Towels For Alive, Healthy Hair Score HAIRDRESSING 774 Shop Early For The Best Selection . . Hot Weather Special Even your friends won't tell you . so get BAN ANTIPERSPIRANT 7-8 oz forUlt4i rea pprZe Of 6 oz. 954 DISCOUNT 2354661 Exeter 431 Main St. 21, 1973 ummer players named Newlyweds take honeymoons in Kentucky, ,New England Prepare for July opening American comedy, "The Show- off" ; and a new Canadian work, "The Hand That Cradles the Rock". Directing the company through its eight-week season of plays will be Jane Clavir-Copus, Burton Lancaster and James Murphy. Musical director will be Erna Van Poele and resident designer is Tayle Abdel-Rehem. the barn this year. This season of plays includes. such comedy favorites as "Under the Yum-Yum Tree", "BUS .Stop," "Like Father, Like Fun," and "The Reluctant Debutante". Also shown will be a musical "The Fantasticks";. a Victorian suspense melodrama, "Pink String and Sealing Wax"; a rarely performed 1920's At least two of the members of last year's theatre company from the Huron Country Playhouse, Joan Hanna and Shawn Lawrence, will appear on stage in this year's "festival of summer stock". James Murphy, artistic director at the Playhouse recently announced the roster of players for the 1973 season which opens July 11. In addition to Miss Hanna and Mr. Lawrence will be Tom Bentley-Fisher, Pauline Gary, M. E. Evans, John Friesen, Rob Garrison, Shelley Mathews, Asheleigh Moorhouse, Candace O'Connor and Aileen Taylor Smith, Appearing with the resident company will be several guest artists whose names will be released shortly. Now in its second season, the professional company will again be performing in a 400-seat tent on its farm site two miles from Grand Rend, It was originally hoped that the barn would be renovated in time for this season and a great deal of work has been done on it with the aid of an LIP grant, Facilities are not complete but limited use will be made of TB association to change name Rev. Garbutt Smith, Stratford, and Eileen O'Brien, Goderich, attended the annual meeting of the Ontario Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease (TBRD) Association in Toronto recently. A topic discussed at the meeting was the proposed change of name of the national provincial and local associations to the Canadian Lung Association, the Ontario Lung Association, etc. In making the change, the association shortens the unwieldy name that has existed since the change of emphasis from TB to other chest diseases. father, the bride chose an empire waisted gown of lagoda crepe with a deep V-yoke of .gniptire lace front and back, and short puff sleeves with lace trim, A front panel of tiny Swiss lace enhanced the gown and also edged the hemline. A Juliet cap of matching guipure lace caught up the full-length veil. She carried, a nosegay of white roses and shasta daisies. Jane Corbett was maid of honour, Gail. Kelly cousin of the bride and Bonnie Morgan, sister of the bride, were bridesmaids, They were gowned alike in bridal blue crepe full length dresses fashioned similar to the $.040 7, 0114W White mums .and candelabra decorated St, Mary's Anglican Church, Brinsley, for the ex- ehange of vows of Judy Dianne Morgan and Donald Nelson Squire, June 9, 1973. Rev. Fred Ralph performed the double ring ceremony, with Wendy ElSon as soloist ac- companied by Mrs. Clarence Hardy. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Ailsa Craig and the groom is the only son of Mr. &. Mrs. Orland Squire, Centralia, Given in marriage by her bride's with V-yokes of white lace. Their white picture hats were trimmed with bridal blue bands. The attendants carried nosegays of white Shasta daisies and baby's breath. Tom Hardy, Lucan was best man and the guests were ushered by Peter Butler and Larry Greenlee, also of Luca!). A reception followed in the church parlours. Special guests included the ,young couple's grandparents, Mrs. William Kelly, Wingham and Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Squire, Exeter. Prior to leaving for a honeymoon through the New England states and Eastern Canada, the bride donned a white knitted suit with navy braid trim and navy accessories. The couple will reside on the groom's farm at RR 1, Centralia. Sag -9 St. Boniface Church, Zurich, was the setting when Mary Anne Farwell and Gregory Sun- derland exchanged wedding vows June 8, 1973, Father A. Durand officiated for the ceremony and Mrs. Stephen Meidinger was the organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a floor-length gown of sheer organza. The squared bib bodice had an inset of pleated sheer, trimmed by a ruffle of sheer organza. The collar too was offset by a ruffle and the sleeves puffed at the elbow and were caught by a cuff at the wrist. The slightly gathered semi A-line skirt was enhanced by a border of pleated sheer. A matching Juliet cap and cathedral length train completed the ensemble. The bridal bouquet was of yellow roses with white daisies and baby's breath. Bernadette Farwell, sister of the bride was the maid of honor. She wore a floral polyester chiffon floor-length gown and carried a cascade of yellow daisies and baby's breath. Dave Ferguson was the best man and guests were ushered by Ken Farwell and Ed Farwell. A wedding dinner was held at the Bayview Tourist Inn followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. For a wedding trip to Ken- tucky, the bride changed to a yellow crimplene dress with white accessories. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell, RR 3, Zurich and,the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sunderland, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. The couple will live in London where the bride is an R.N. at St, Joseph's Hospital and the groom is employed at Union Gas. Six members receive pins Six members were presented with 25-year membership pins at the June meeting of Exeter chapter No. 222 of the Order of the Eastern Star. The meeting also marked the 35th anniversary of the institution of the chapter. Mrs. Elaine Ford, Worthy Matron and William Bell, Worthy Patron presided for the meeting. Donations were made to the Huronview Auxiliary's project, "Rides for Residents"; to the worthy matrons' special project, the Huron Hope Nursery School, Grand Bend; and to the Inter- national Eastern Star Temple Fund. Several members offered to help the centennial committee at the refreshment booth. Following the meeting, a birth- day ceremony honoring the past matrons and past patrons was held, featuring a large birthday cake, decorated with lighted colored candles in the form of a star. Each P.M. and P.P. was presented with a remembrance of the evening and two charter members were also present, A uxiliary plans for centennial Irene Jackson, newly elected president of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary presided for their meeting Monday evening with 37 members attending. Applications far two new members were ac- cepted and these ladies will join in September. The auxiliary made several plans for centennial. They plan to join the Legion members for the Legion Drumhead service and band concert at the community park July 1. The ladies will be serving supper to the band members afterwards. Arrangements were also made for a float in the centennial parade and for other activities, including a supper July 5. :1011111111111IIIIIIIIII111111141111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Ithhillitill111111140111111114(1101011111111111tilililill1111111111111 anwpwatill.KMENICOMPSIAMI.M1.010.1.11.1M.94.41.00.10. '44 The Lambton County Board of Education announces A TWO WEEK COURSE in DROWNPROOFING i ND WATER SAFETY for Students in Grade 4-8 PLACE: Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School Pool at 275 Wellington Street, Sarnia, TIME: July 2 - 13, 8;30-10;30 and 10:30 to 12:30. (Sessions will be repeated July 16 - 27 and July 30 August 10, if there is sufficient demandl, Bus transportation is available for all county students. Students registered for drown!), oofing may also enrol in another interest course at Alexander Mackenzie. Transportation from the SCITS pool to Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School is provided between classes. Students may register by contacting the Summer School Office (542.7784) and request an application form or through the principal of the elementary school your child ottench. !Morino. lion about other interest courses is available from the Summer School Office (Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School). Mrs, C. Ellis Mr, N. L. Cheesoman Chairman of the board Director of Education (Note—There will be 66 special garbage pickup on the west side on July 5.) i."-. The Cooperation of all citizens is requested mwomniononnininiiiiimmuumunninuummumnininninininnnininiiininiminniininiiinninoinumlinnommotamonwing p.