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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-09-13, Page 11MR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY RALPH WILCOX tram C4/# IROPPV Pads Fashion Boutique The greatest SUMMER CLEARANCE we have ever enjoyed. Now , .. more merchandise price reductions up to 1/2 price Includes • SWIMWEAR • SPORTSWEAR • SHIRTS • TOPS • DRESSES • SHOES • GIFTS New fall fashions now in stock„ Remember, we don't fold our tent until Nov.. 1st. • CHARGEX • AMERICAN EXPRESS 10 A.M.-6 P.M. DAILY—INCLUDING SUNDAY 1 lh mites south of Grand Bend, Highway #21, Eric Marti), 2384818 Adeiaidr Tottriar, Author atk,1 l., ,urn.. • SPptember-00973 Page- 11 Honeymoon in 0.ntario, States. Wed in recent ceremonies 1?4e ,teaveao itew4 Poi Pnoke MR. AND MRS, GEORGE FREDRICK WILKINSON father, the bride wore a dress of French crepe, fashioned with a ruffled neckline, an apron front Complemented with long chiffon sleeves and a cathedral train. The bride carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby white mums. The bride was attended by her Sister, Elaine Morley, She wore a long gown of floral print over orange taffeta with baby doll sleeves. She carried a bouquet of orange and white mums, Best man was Brian Hodgins, Lucan, Ushers were Art Wilkinson, and Brian Hodgson. Following a reception in the chureh parlours, the couple left for a wedding trip to the United States, For travelling, the bride chose a burgundy long sleeved dress With black accessories. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Morley, RR, 3, Ailsa Craig and the groom is. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilkinson, Lucan. The couple will reside in Exeter. TO RESIDE IN LONDON — Debbie Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson, RR 1, Ripley and Terry Schell, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jock Schell, Exeter were married in the Pine River United Church, Pine River, August 25, 1973, They will reside in London I Russ(All Studio phoia,latowel) Churchi women hear talk on history, value of pottery clay into a thing of beauty so the A beautiful display by Mrs. parent molds the child with Doerr demonstrated her character and personality. creativity in design and coloring. A lighted scroll of the Lords Prayer and a praying hands plaque were presented to Huronview by Henry Leishman and novelle(' by the ad- ministrator, Chester Archibald, at a dedication service Sunday morning. Rev. McWhInnie, chaplain of the home, in his message paid special tribute to Mr. Letshrnan in recognition of the gifts. Mrs. Dan Bylsma was guest soloist. "The Band" played their last concert for this season Monday afternoon, This group with Dwayne Linner as their leader include Wendy lvicAstocker, Gerda Potzel, Paul Cummings, Ernie Pfrimmer, Ernie McMillan, Elizabeth Scarman, Marie Boyle and Stephen Smith. This Opportunity for Youth program has been very suc- cessful as it has given a great deal of enjoyment to the residents of Huronview as well as several nursing homes in the area. Eight tables of euchre and crokinole were played Wed- nesday with volunteers from the Vanastra Opt.-Mrs. Club. Peggy Hammond, Marlene Thurlow and Sandy Winfield assisted with the games. Slide pictures of special events and birthdays taken during the past year at the home were shown "family night." The Huronview orchestra with Pearl Gidley at the piano, Mrs, Mary Taylor, mouth organ and Nor- man Spier, violin provided musical numbers for the program. 141Malt.1110.91.44111.111141P.0511.111.11,1 Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a white Hoer length gown with an empire waist and yellow ribbons to the floor, The long tiered veil was topped with yellow daisies. The bride carried a bouquet of yellow daisies, carnations, baby's breath and bachelor buttons. Matron of honor was Marilyn Helmer, Exeter, Other at-tendants were Diane Moody and Cheryl Moody, junior bridesmaid, both of Kingston. Their dresses were styled similarly With the matron of honor in yellow and bridesmaids in green. The junior bridesmaid carried a nosegay and the other attendants bouquets of yellow daisies, baby's breath and bachelor buttons. Tom Patterson, Exeter was the best man. Guests were ushered by Darrell Wyatt, Exeter and Ron Grasdhal, Crediton. Ringbearer was Calvin Moody. In a variation of the traditional ceremony, the entire wedding party, including the ushers and attendants in couples, the parents of the bride, the groom and his parents all walked up the aisle. Following a reception at the Exeter Legion, the couple left for a wedding trip to Eastern Ontario. The bride is the daughter of Warrant Officer and Mrs, Calvin Moody, CFB Kingston and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Wilcox, Exeter. The couple will reside in London. 7Velieefactot - Pink gladioli and white mums decorated Brinsley United Church for the wedding of Linda Darlene Morley and George Fredrick Wilkinson September 1, 1973, Rev. Stephenson conducted the ceremony with music provided by Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Given in marriage by her • ••••.,..„,„..••••• I NE IN PRICES • gickk • . C pl Pin Wale, No Wale, Choice Your 1 $49 • Jumbo Wale, Hi-Lo Wale YARD 111 noneop,t Two candelabra and a centre piece of driftwood decorated with flowers and candies decorated Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle for the wedding of Kathleen Tea tsche Joann Cann and Gerald David McMillan, August 31, 1973, Rev, A. Gedcke conducted the ceremony with music provided by sister of the bride Sylvia. Cann and soloist Joyce Butler, Lucan, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length white satin gown with empire wasitline, stand-up collar, and lace bodice overlay. The gown also featured short lace sleeves, a bow at the back and a long train also trimmed with lace. The headpiece was a white bow and roses from which flowed five long rose tendrils. The dress and headpiece were both bought in Holland during a vacation in Europe this summer. The bridal bouquet was of yellow roses, white carnations and baby's breath. Maid of honor was Chris Cann, sister of the bride, The bride was also attended by her niece, Michele Gray and sister, Annette Cann. The maid of honor wore a floor- length gown of gold and white floral printed polyester with round ruffled collar trimmed with gold ribbon, short puff sleeves and a gold satin ribbon around the midriff waistline, The bridesmaids wore similarly styled dresses in white seer- sucker, Raymond McMillan, brother of the groom, was the best man. Guests were ushered by Bob Gray, brother-in-law of the bride and Stephen Cann, brother of the bride. Following a reception at the church, the couple left for a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. For travelling,/ the bride wore a navy and grey checked knit pant suit with matching navy blouse and navy accessories. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Cann, Exeter and the groom is the son of Mr. Truman McMillan and the late Mrs. McMillan, Kenora, Ontario, The couple will reside in Peterborough where the groom attends Eastern Pentecostal Bible College and the bride is employed by the Peterborough Board of Education. New Fall St FROM 60e4 eeS The T-A would like to extend best wishes to three members of the Over 80 Club this week. Many happy returns to: Mrs. Ellen Walker, Hensall, 92, September 19, 1973. Mrs. Charles Glavin, Mt. Carmel, 83, September 12, 1973. William Desiardine, Bayfield, 80, September 16, 1973, If you know of anyone who would like their name to appear in this column, please tell us. There is no charge for this service. • NNE 3 YARDS • FLA FOR • 27" WHriE BLACK CRINKLE PATENT 60" to 72" COMMIE "Ju l • • .98 Zeicaz 71trka4 Exeter United Church provided the setting when wedding vows were exchanged between Christine Nancy Moody and Timothy Ralph Wilcox, Sep- tember 1, 1973. Rev. Snell officiated at the ceremony with Mrs, Mary Moffet providing the music. • • DOUBLE Pottery, the oldest craft known to man, with Bible references was the interesting topic given by Mrs. Jack Doerr for the first fall meeting of the ladies of Caven Presbyterian Church. Clay for the potter has many challenges and possibilities - an ideal medium for those who seek relation, or for those who want to teach or for therapeutic pur- poses. Making pottery is a per- sonal way of inspiration and fulfilment. Some very good clay is found in Alberta, New Brunswick, Georgian Bay, Quebec. The most superior clay is found in Asia with importsfrom Jordan and Wherever man is or has been you will likely find pieces of pots: Jacques Cousteau says "more knowledge of past civilizations has been gained from reclaimed pottery then all the gold and precioustombs. artifacts of kings' Mrs. Doerr recently attended a y. conference in Banff where slides were shown of pottery pieces found in Mexico which are dated at 4-5000 B.C. They are so recently discovered that even the Mexican government has not seen them. Over 33 countries had representations with 1493 pieces to be judged with 254 accepted. "The creative use of man's faculties enables him to meet his needs", said Mrs, Doerr. We are instinctively. creative. The world around us shows the effect of man's creativity. Comparison was made between a clay figure and the human body molded by nature's great Potter - God himself. As the Potter molds the ..Acrylic washable. Ideal for Dresses, Slacks, Bloz. IT 1crylic 00% 3 1110 ers. 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