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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-11, Page 13Chiropractic° eleyance This is the ultimate in sleep luxury, comfort and support. It's made with explusive Springwall construction. 24 patented side supports prevent edge sag, provide edge to edge comfort. It's a great way to promise yourself "good morning" year after year. "'""$12995 Marl nt Other Chiropractic Mattresses starting at $109.g5 Sleep on the Chiropractic ensemble for 30 nights! If you don't agree it's the best sleep set you ever slept on, your dealer will exchange it' or a set of your choice. PATENTED SIDE SUPPORTS prevent edge sag provide edge to edge comlort Main St. at Huron EXETER 235-0173 Mr. William Quinn, formerly of Usborno•Towoship, Concession 2, passed away in Sairit John, 11,B, ori August 22. Mr, Quinn was a. former member of Jahies St, United Church and a devoted .chotr member for many years. Octet 80 dee6 Mrs. Arabell Merner, Zurich, Ontario celebrated her 84th birthday on August 26. 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Bridesmaid was Marion Durham, sister-in-lcvk of the groom and junior bridesmaid was Bernadette Peckham, eldest grand- daughter of the bride, Best man was Lawrence Durham, brother of the groom and Dennis Munn, son of the bride, was an usher. The bride's youngest son, Kevin Munn, gave the bride away. Following a wedding trip to Stokes Bay, the couple took up residence at 35 Downing Cres- cent in London. Photo by Engel Reverend McWhinnie, chaplain of the Home, who had the misfortune to racture his ankle last week is getting along very well. Reverend Wildfong is taking the services during his absence. Mrs. Elsie Henderson ac- companied the Clinton Christian Reformed song ,service led by Dick Roorda, The Rhythm Band from the Goderich Phsychiatric Hospital led by Gordon Harrison provided a musical prograni on "Family • • • • • • • • . Night". The twelve member band play a variety of instruments including violin, mouth organ, xylophone and vocal solos. Mr. Nelson Lear thanked the en- tertainers on behalf of the residents. The fifteen member Huronview RhythmBand accepted an in- vitation to take part in Friday afternoon's variety program at the Blyth Threshers Reunion. Thirty residents travelled by bus to Blyth on Saturday af- ternoon to attend the reunion. REV. AND MRS. HUGH WILSON MR. AND MRS. RONALD SCOTT St, Mary's AngliCan Church was the setting for the August 23 wedding of Merna Jean Carter and Ronald Charles Scott. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Exeter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott of Ailsq Craig. Rev. Fred Ralph con- ducted the service. Maid of honour was Lynda Scott, sister of the groom with bridesmaids Gladys Lewis, sister of the bride and Carolyn Broom, niece of the bride. Flowergirl was Janet Lewis, niece of the bride, Paul Hodgson was best man while Bill Wasnidge and Larry Scott were ushers. Jimmie Craig, a nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. The couple will reside at RR 3, Ailsa Craig, Pix by Peake Couple mark anniversary The UCW of the Exeter United Church honoured the Rev, Hugh and Mrs. Wilson on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of their wedding September 5. with a public reception in the parlour of the church. A group of very fine women provided refreshments for more than four hundred visitors and a Photo by Doerr. fine dinner for the relatives who were present, Relatives came from Vancouver, B.C., Indianapolis, Ind., Toronto, Fergus, Teviotadale, Edmonton, St. Marys and Mitchell. This group of the VCW was under the direction of Mrs. Vern Pincombe, Mrs. Earl Russell, president, welcomed the visitors at the door. Laurel and Hugh Wilson were married in the little Luton United Church. The father of the bride, Rev. E. A. Shaw was the of- ficiating minister. He was assisted by the brother-in-law of ""`fM the grobm, Rev.Fiarik ReYbraft; and the minister of the church, Rev. Wesley Moores. • The young couple were given a warm welcome in their first charge in Tobermory. Mrs, Wilson as a Registered Nurse, was particularly acceptable for the nearest doctor resided in Lion's Head, some thirty miles distant, and over a road that was always difficult and at some seasons impassable. Two happy years were spent in the little Tobermory parsonage, enduring friendships were made and the church prospered in meaningful ways. In 1927 a move was made to the Oakland 'Charge in the Hamilton conference. Two children were born during this pastorage, Ruth and John. Rev.Wilson was honoured by the BrantiPresbytery and was made chairman. In 1934 he was elected Secretary of the Conference Settlement Com- mittee. The year 1935 brought the Wilsons to Huron County, where they served at Auburn, Brussels, Wesley-Willis, Clinton and on the Thames Road Charge. Rev.Wilson has served the, Huron Presbytery in significant committee work, and as a member of the Conference Committee for a number of years and as Secretary of this Com- mittee for some time. Since retirement he has supplied at Goderich, Victoria St., Belgrave, Granton, Lucan and James St., Exeter. Huron county is home to them now and they can think of no place they would rather be. Their gratitude is extended to all who have made this Anniversary such a happy occasion. It's what guests say as they pull out of the driveway that really counts. :0111 lllllllllllllll 1111111111 lllll I t11111111 lllll 111111111111111M Under New Management Huron Park Laundromat Andrew McInlyre Hours 7:30 dam. 11 p.m. 7 days a week lurk lrllr l i ll ' ll l lll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MR. AND MRS. GERALD SLEAFORD Kathryn Ann Kirk and Gerald Sleaford were united in Marriage Satur- day, September 6 in Exeter United Church with Rev. H. Snell of- ficiating. Kathryn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk, Exeter. Gerald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bridger, London. Matron of honor was Mrs, Betty Bowerman, Huron P&k. Trudy Stagg, Hensall and Mrs. Leona Macintosh, Mt. Carmel, were bridesmaids. Gary Lawrence, Hensall was best man while Larry Robinson, RR 2, Lucan and Don Kirk, brother of the bride, were ushers. Bob Macintosh was guest organist. After their wedding trip the couple will reside at 460 Main St., Exeter. • hoto b Hau h Times-Advocate, September 11, 19 75 Page 13 The greatest Truths are the simplest; so are the greatest Men. Tired of Painting? Have beautiful solid color vinyl siding installed (30 years guaranteed) CALL COLE'S CARPENTRY Grand Bend 238-2779 • Light Carpentry Work • Furniture Refinishing Open 7 days a week , 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.