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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-10, Page 8, p Lou ,..es Iltuaes - .71(ornoe Caven Presbyterian Church Exeter was the setting for the wedding of Dorothy . Patricia Moffatt and. Peter Gerald Mullen. Parents of the couple are Mr. ISt Mrs, Eldred Moffatt of Grimsby and Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Mullen of Walkerton. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis officiated and the organist was Mrs. Gerald Moffatt, aunt of the bride. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore an original gown of white velvet with deep collar and midriff trimmed with lace and seed pearls, A Juliet cap held her - shoulder length veil and she carried a cascade of gardenias and white roses. Mrs. John Locke of Mississauga was matron of honour and Nancy Marsh and Karen Kydd, cousins of the bride were bridesmaids. Heather .Moffatt and. Melissa Moffatt, cousins of the bride were junior bridesmaids. The groom was attended by his brother Kelly Mullen and guests were ushered by David Moffatt, brother of the bride and Brian Mullen, brother of the groom. A reception was held at the Pineridge Chalet, Hensall. Showers were held for the bride at the homes of Mrs. Gerald Moffatt, Kippen, Mrs. Murray Marsh, London and Mrs, Madje Bailey, London. The couple have taken up residence in Port Elgin, Ontario. . Philip Charles Conlin took as his bride Ellen Marianne Crowley at a ceremony per- formed recently at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Reedsburg, Wisconsin, The groom is the son of Mr, 8; Mrs. Joseph Conlin, RR Lucan, and the bride's parents are Mr. & Mrs, Daniel Crowley, Lyndon Station, Wis. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Janet Kahler, Mrs. Kathleen Horkan, Mrs. Margaret Haefer and Diane Haefer. Attending the groom were Jack -Conlin, Anthony Conlin and Dennis After a wedding trip to the Bahamas the newly-weds took up residence in Lucan. The bride, a graduate of St. Mary's School of Nursing, Madison, Wis., is presently employed at University Hospital, London and the groom, a graduate of University of. Wisconsin is sales representative of Currah Feed Co., Hickson, take winter wedding vows photo by Fehrenbach Studio MR. AND MRS. PHILIP CONLIN Beta Sigma view slides Phi chapters antiques Xi Gamma Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Mary Jane Taylor. Roll call was answered by giving good shopping tips, Clarence Down, guest for the evening, showed pictures of last year's centennial parade, Mrs. Brenda Hennessey thanked Mr. Down. Ways and Means committee gave out gourmet cook books for sale. Prize money from the Christmas parade float enriched each chapter by $50.00 Verla Russell presented an in- teresting program on antiques entitled. The Obsolete or Precious, and the Connoisseur. They spoke about antiques, things they recalled from their childhod and showed some old articles to the group. Roll call was answered by each member telling what antique in her home gave the most pleasure. Members also brought old items from their homes. Plans were made for a tour to Eldon House. RECENT MARRIAGE - Judith Patricia Burke and Frederick Arthur Sim- mons were married recently in a quiet ceremony at Rockwood Presbyterian Church with the Reverend Donald Sinclair officiating. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Burke in Exeter. The groom is the son of Mrs. Fred Simmons and the late Fred Simmons, also of Exeter. Both Mr. and Mrs. Simmons Jr. are employed at group home for adolescents in Waterloo, (photo by Doerr) Opposite Exeter Post Office \\ Lb, HOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL-KNOT DIAMONDS instoed and Repaired FREE for One Year Pleasing you pleases US EMC.11, DeJong's GRAND BEND CLOTHING 47 Main St. GRAND BEND Phone 238-2358 JANUARY SALE 10 to 50% OFF Selected Merchandise See Our $1.00 Table Come and save on men's, ladies' and children's clothing IN STOCK: levis, jeans cords, shirts denim and cord jackets Sale starts Thursday, Jan. 10 at 10 o'clock • CARPETS • DRAPERIES • CUSHION FLOR STEAM CLEANING A Specialty ASK FOR QUOTE Huron Carpet & Draperies EXETER 235-1451 Highway 83 West Behind Acme Sign GUEST SPEAKER Philip Moore, Hamilton will be guest speaker at Coven Presbyterian Church Sunday. Philip, a former student of Exeter Public and High Schools, will talk about his experiences during a five month stay in India last year. During that period he lived most of the time in a village in the poorer part of the country with a CUSO student from the United States. However he also travelled through India extensively and was greatly impressed by the people he met. After the regular church • service he will show slides to the Sunday School and to any others who are interested. Mr. Moore is presently attending McMaster University. dam 80 4 The TimeA-Advocate would like to extend bir- thday greetings and best wishes to those members of the Over 80. Club celebrating birthdays this week or in the near future, The member celebrating this week is Mrs. Bertha Bickel!, Kirkton 92, January 10, 1974. $ave on SUPER ENAMINS 288 Tablets Plus 144 (FVRaelie $8.69) 1. 14 • .Y •'''• ••• 0 144 Tablets 36 TabletsFVEaElue $2.69) $8.69 72 Tablets 18 Tablets (Value $1.49 ) $4.98 FREE MIDDL TON Brags A st H 235-0212 For Dishwashers Cascade Downy Fabric Softener Glad Garbage Bags 26"x36" Lysol Air Freshener 7 oz. 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Fresh Grade A 3 411a Frying Chickens Grade A 5-6 lb Roasting Chickens Roast OPEN FRIDAY NITE TI LL 9:00 Mrs. Murray Gibson, Bryan- ston was hostess recently at a dinner party when 26 relatives attended to honour two Exeter brides, Mrs. Elliott. McRoberts the former Audrey Gardiner, and Mrs. Mike Hodgert the former Marjorie Hawkins. Mrs, Gibson read the address, a poem composed by Isabelle Fletcher and Norma. Hooper. Mrs, Doris Mullins, London presented a gift of money on behalf of the Hoclgins and Fletcher relatives to Mrs. McRoberts and Mrs. Norma Hooper, Exeter, presented a gift of money on behalf of the Fletcher relatives to Mrs. Hodgert. Both ladies gave a very suitable reply and everyone joined in singing, For They Are Jolly Good Fellows, The afternoon was spent .UCW discuss highjacking skit The evening unit of Exeter United Church Women met January 7, with Mrs. Carol Willert in charge. She was assisted by Mrs. Verla Russell. An informal skit was presented with six members representing six well-known international citizens on an airplane being high-jacked. The audience were the high- jackers and had to decide which three of the six were the most valuable to society and thus be given their freedom. This skit led into a lengthy discussion on how we can help with missionary education. Reports were given from former units III and IV on 1973 activities, and the meeting ad- journed with the groups in charge serving lunch. visiting and two contests were enjoyed, Guests were present from London, Ballymote, Winchelsea, Lucans Saintsbury, Centralia and Exeter. The 'hostess was assisted by her two daughters Margaret Jean Schendera and Marion Arm- strong, Thames Road UCW meeting By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The January meeting of the United Church Women was held Monday evening with Mrs. George Kellett as hostess. Rev, Barry Robinson was in charge of the installation service. Mrs. Edwin Miller program convener was in charge of the meeting of which the theme was, Beginning Again. Mrs. Miller gave a New Years worship service with Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne assisting reading scripture passages. A reading Recipe for a Happy New Year, was given by Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mrs. Cecil Burrill and Mrs. Fred Johns sang a duet accompanied by Mrs. Calvin Christie. Mrs. Miller introduced the Study for this year, Mission Impossible . . . Unless. Members split up for discussion groups. Skits were given by Mrs. Barry Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- tyne. The new president Mrs. Lee Webber conducted the business. The minutes were read; roll call and treasurers report were given. It was decided to give $25.00 to the United Church Camp at Goderich. Personals Mr. & Mrs. William_ Rohde were guests New Years Day, and Mr. & Mrs. John Kingma and Michael, Exeter were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Diane and Alan were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde., Mr. & Mrs. John Miller, Scott and Chad, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Bender and Elizabeth, Crediton, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Stewart and family visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Mrs. Jack Stewart attended the funeral of their aunt the late, Mrs. George Smith at the Lind- say Funeral Home, St. Marys, Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Wurm spent Christmas in Mississauga with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Sylvester, Craig and Crystal, and New Years' with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Slezak in London. Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Sanders of Weyburn, Sask. and Mrs. M.C. Dodson, Christopher and Cameron. have returned to their homes, While in the east, they attended the Mullen-Moffatt wedding in Exeter and visited friends and relatives in the area. Bridal Shower Mrs. Ted Schendera was a recent hostess for a shower in honour of Mrs. Karl Schendera (nee Regina Rodack) of London. Karl was a former resident of the Exeter community. Several contests were enjoyed and the hostess was assisted by her sister Marion Armstrong. Page 8 Times-Advocate, January 10, 1974 Exeter ladies feted by .13,ryonston hostess + + + The first meeting of the new , year of Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held in the home of Mrs. Dorothy Baldston. Mrs. Ada Dinney and Mrs.