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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-25, Page 9Host family picnic, residents on holidays MR. and MRS. WILLIAM HASKETT Is your phone book listing correct? Please tell us now, before we print your new direc- tory. Look up your listing in the current directory and, if you wish to have it changed, give us a call at 1-271-3911 (no charge) before AUGUST 23rd 71 OrKut .4ply .2$, 1974 Pug 9- THEpe CQRKE WE" ARC; cs_ Lt, 4 )), *A►M Jui ll um ffiln i tuffillitiltionomeallealneunnuininamiliummintitiatiminintinuini SALE MID SUMMER $AVE $$ $AVE $$ 25% OFF All Ladies' & Men's Summer Wear * 25% OFF All Summer Dress Materials ALL DRAPERY — '/2 Price * 20% OFF Boys' Summer Wear Y2 Price Boys' Suits and. Sport Coats $ AVE $$ $AVE $$ Mrs. Mary Alers and her family moved to 57 Alexander St. in Exeter during June. Before that they had lived in London for a year. Her husband, Bob works for the Bell Telephone, installing MRS. MARY ALERS 1 THUMMER THALE wAnip HousE THE 176 Victoria St, W, EXETER 235-0680 Desperate Don & Doubtful Donna of Comfort GREAT REDUCTIONS on all AIR CONDITIONERS and FANS $AVE UP TO $30 ON AIR CONDITIONERS and 10% on ALL ELECTROHOME FANS As always . . . Lots of Easy Parking FINANCING. AVAILABLE ON MAJOR APPLIANCES and YES . ,We HAVE CHARGEX Fri. & Sat. - July 26 & 27 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES • Table Lamps • Swags • Outside Lights /. Bedroom Lights • Desk Lamps • Kitchen and Dining Fixtures Good Selection In Stock Come See, Come Save SWAG LAMP SPECIAL .1450 PORCH SALE 2 DAYS ONLY CHINA & GIFTWAIRE Also at REDUCED PRICES HOTSON Hardware and Electric GRAND BEND 1 Mile North on Highway 21 Main Street Exeter DIAL 235..0270 Exeter's Largest Department Store CHMI ARGEX Honeymoon in Northe71Qntcl_rio Baskets of summer flowers adorn. Carnations, and babies breath and bridesmaids carried nosegays of yellow roses, pink daisies and painted mauve carnations and babies breath.. Thomas. Arnies was. ring. bearer. Ron Parker was best man and ushers were Jerry Sullivan and Rick Miller all of London, The reception was held at Wean Arena. Later the bride changed tOalpinit pant suit for a honeymoon trip to Whitestone Lake in Northern Ontario. The• couple plan to reside in London. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured with several showers, Mere roses matching her lireSS. She carried a bituquet of painted, _mauve daisies, pink carnations end; red roses ac- cented with babies breath and green. fern, The matron of honor was Mrs. Ruth Jackson, RR 2, Lucan and bridesmaids were Linda Robicheau and Betty Lou Angus-. The flower girl was Marcia Rowswell neice of the groom. The, bridesmaids and flower girl were dressed alike in white silk and satin striped dresses accented with tiny mauve flowers, empire waist, short puffy sleeves and trimmed with mauve velvet ribbon at the waist. Each wore a white picture hat trimmed with mauve velvet ribbon. The flower girl carried a basket of pink daisies, painted mauve qad&et R().14e4 Lraig and empire waist. The A-line skirt was gathered slightly to the back and flowed gently to the ground. Full sheersleeVes were gathered to meet a .cuff. Light daisy lace trimmed the neckline, waist and hemline, The ensemble was completed with a long cathedral veil held by a white matching Juliette cap. The bride's flowers were a. cluster of yellow sweetheart roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Gayle Ready of London, Mrs. Nancy Gill of Grand Bend and Brenda liaskett of Lucan. They wore pale blue and white dotted halter dresses with matching capes and white brimmed hats threaded with blue ribbon. Hand clusters of yellow daisies, white shasta mums and baby's breath tied with blue and white polka dot ribbons Were carried. Neil Campbell of Lucan was best man and Ernmerson Gill of Grand Bend and Bill Rosser of Denfield were ushers, After a reception at the Lucan Community Memorial Arena the bride changed to a white pant suit with yellow accessories for a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. The couple will reside in Lucan. The groom owns and operates Lucan Ambulance Service and is a partner with his father in C. Haskett and Son Furniture and Funeral Home in Lucan. .R0444440 The home of the bride's parents provided a garden setting for the marriage of Marie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arnies,. RR 2, Ltican. to, Harry James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowswell, London. Rev, Clifford Park of Byron performed the ceremony. Lloyd Nickles of Streetsville Was organist and Mrs. Ruth Jackson was the soloist. Given in marriage by her parents the bride was dressed in a white cashmere gown with long pointed sleeves and empire waist trimmed with white lace and mauve flowers. The train flowed from the hem of her dress,She wore a three-quarter length veil held iniplace with five white cash- New neighbours probe, their family history Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin have returned from a three week trip to Western Canada. They visited with Mrs. Rodd's sister, Mrs. William Stephens, Mr. Stephens, Douglas and Shiela of Calgary and at- tended the Stampede on several occasions. They also visited with Mr. & Mrs. Donald Woodland and family at Leduc and Mr. & Mrs. Mel Fletcher at Conquest, as well as Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper. Susan Spence is attending Bimini Camp this week. Congratulations to Pamela Rodd who passed with honors in her Grade VIII Piano and Grade II Theory. Mr. & Mrs. Ross McCurdy, Terry and Barry; Mr. & Mrs, Charles Glanville and Mr. Gerald. Glanville of Hensall visited on Sunday with 'Mr. & Mrs. Alex Dixon of Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Horner of East Farnham, Quebec visited for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler. Fred Parkinson and Don Brine attended Grand Lodge in Toronto on Wednesday of last week. SPECIAL By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM The Brethour picnic was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine on Sunday. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs. Harold Grier- son, Mr. & Mrs. 4ohn Aziz, Johnny, Jeff and Matthew of London, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Pfaff of Crediton, Mr. & Mrs. Willard Schaefer of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen of 'Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Stephen of Oakville, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Bickell of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson, Lynn and Dale, Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine, Cheryl and Daryl, Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet attended the Kerslake Reunion in Exeter on Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. John Morphy, Laurie and Scott of Richmond Hill spent the weekend with Dr. G. P. and Mrs. Morphy. Mr. Wendell Camm of Stirling, a former resident of this com- munity together with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Barrie Evans of London attended the Kirkton Garden Party on Wednesday evening. Bell Canada J F. A. May & Son IIIIIIIIIIMIMiMini1111111111111a1111ill Baskets of summer flowers decorated Ailsa Craig United Church for the double ring ceremony to wed Susan Ruth Rosser and William George Haskett on July 6, Parents of the couple are Mr. And Mrs, Frank Rosser of Denfield and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett of Lucan, Rev, Clyde Westhaver of- ficiated while Mrs, Gayle Elston provided the music. Wendy Elston of Centralia was ,the soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white sheer organza with a scooped neckline lu I I 1 I I I II I I I I I 11111 1 I I I 1 1 1 MI I I i 1 I i 11111 1 1 I I I I Mil I 1 1 I I 1 11111 I I I I t 1 I 1 MI itt11111 litittil MI I I I I I 1.1 I 1111 I I I I II I I I I t I I I I 1111 I I I I I I I 1111 I I I I I It I 1111 I II EXETER, ,PHONE 5-08.52 16% Plenty of SAVINGS Remaining As Our Annual !Summer Clearance Nillf1111111111111111111111111111(11111111111111111111t11111111111411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i equipment and this meant a lot of travelling before the children arrived, Bob is originally from Indonesia and she comes from Lion's Head. Now with two sons, Mark, 4 and Jason, 8 months, they have settled down here. They find the pace in Exeter pleasantly slower than in London and the people are friendly. Their household also contains two registered Siamese cats, Blue and Frosty which Mary likes to show. "It's not too much work- showing them at all but you have to like cats," she said. Cat shows can make for long days. To get a good location for your pet's cage you have to be there early in the morning, she said, sometimes around 7:30. Judging generally lasts till evening. In between shows she keeps her two cats on a special diet that consists of the occasional egg yolk for a shiny coat, They are groomed with a car shammy, their ears are cleaned and toenails clipped. She has been showing for three years and is now trying to decide whether to put the one cat up for stud. Most of the shows take place in the Toronto area but she is planning to attend a fall event held in London. Both she and her husband are quite interested in their family history. Bob's father has traced the Alers family back to two brothers who fled France during the French Revolution. There are very few of their descendants, said Bob. But whenever they are in another city, he always looks through the phone book. There is a family in Winnipeg, one in Hamilton and three in London, he said. Both agree that having a history hasn't changed their present life but it's interesting. Continues 0% Off tttttttt iiiiii 11111 llllllll 11 Hullo lf t llllll ttttltlltl/p11111tg11tt111trNtlgll ttttttt Up To EXTRA SPECIAL This Week 2 20% OFF 10" Men's Wear to Ladies' Wear Boys' Wear children's and Misses' Wear Summer Yard Goods GOOD SELECTION LEFT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS All Soles Final - No exchange or Refunds Our Entire Stock of GIFTWARE, CHINA and GLASSWARE Including Royal Albert, Royal Standard and Paragon Cups and Saucers GOOD SELECTION Stock Up Now For Those Special GIFT OCCASIONS s yi u i i i u i in ii n in i uu un ni u u iu tnimin ttttt ttttt muiffiiffitonoitit, tt g t tt ttt 0 GOULD ist RY A — '' AO, — A