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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-11, Page 74. MR. AND MRS. WILMER FERGUSON Margaret E. Forrest and Wilmer J. Ferguson were united in marriage October 6, 1979 at Henson United Church. Rev. Stan McDonald officiated. The attendants were Mrs. Deanna Brock and Don Ferguson. A family dinner followed at the Ben- miller Inn. They will reside at 133 John Street East, Ex- eter. Photo by Jack Doerr Times- Advocate, October 11, 1979 Page 7 Cheese Specials Havarti - Butter Cheese $2.25 lb. Gouda - Spiced $2,25 lb. Naturally aged Canadian Cheddar Mild $2.10 lb, Medium $2.10 lb. Old, White or Coloured $2,35 lb. We have Tasty-Nu - white sliced bread Fresh daily! Bakery Specials Soft dinner rolls - 2 doz. $1.69 Bran muffins - 6 for85 Jelly do-nuts - 6 real fruit flavours $1.70 doz. TASTY NU BAKERY and CHEESE HOUSE 136-4912 ZURICH MR. AND MRS. JOHN ROWCLIFFE Bonnie Lou Campbell and Robert John Rowcliffe were united in marriage on September 8, 1979 at Caven Presbyterian Church Exeter by Rev. Kenneth Knight. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Campbell, Exeter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rowcliffe, Hensall. Matron of honour was Barb Ferguson, and bridesmaids were Sharon Campbell, Patti Rowcliffe and Jane Bowerman. Best man was Kevin Buchanan, and ushers were Bill Consitt, Gary Campbell and David Rowcliffe. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the couple have taken up residence at R.R. 2 Hensall. THAT'S RIGHT — We've completely remodelled our showroom, and we are celebrating our exciting new kitchen styles by offering FREE INSTALLATION during OCTOBER. Our showroom is bright and beautiful — right out of HOUSE and GARDENS. Starting with our NEW EUROPEAN STYLE with Its soft all around look, the lifestyle warm CALIFORNIA series that reflects the Western living look. Our new CONTEMPRA STYLES offer colours that you can live with and the easy feel of our BUTTERNUT colour makes for a family room in the kitchen. 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WHITING'S WAREHOUS Main St. Exeter 235.1964 , ""'"4------'-= '-.0.-.,.f p ,t;,;..74,i'41001,447Floommulli___ _ I illigilij ,r- etAito . .....041/.... ---1-1-11 .1111 4 o , , i tir -4,.-7..0,.,..:N -111 waft zt?ii. 1,111 0 tair,,,, iii... , ...., 2,-.1-0, ITO ammo .,t 1 . r 1117 I rt SAN FREE Kitchen Installation WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY COMBINATION OF CABINETS, COUNTERTOPS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN SHOWROOM IN CANADA I c w t k 1 .5 WE WELCOME OUT OF TOWN COLLECT CALLS .9 °te 652-3544 7 -ez5hiorn to t Kitchens OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9-6 SATURDAYS 9.1 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT LONDON Highway *135 — Between Wellington Road South and Wonderland Road Just Notth of 401 LONDON Exeter women have Iunch, hear about special camp Thanksgiving was read followed by hymn "Sing to the Lord of Harvest." A Thanksgiving message was read by Mrs. Ruth Jeffery. The junior choir from Exeter United Church accompanied by Mt's. Margaret Coates sang two of their favourite songs, A film strip "Thanks be to God" followed reminding each and everyone to give thanks for many things, to praise God for the beauty of the earth, for life, memory work, ones we love, sharing with others. Scriptures of Thankfulness were read, The fall evening UCW was held September 10 opening with a enjoyable pot luck supper, Mrs. Vera Armstrong welcomed all ladies back after a busy summer and hoped they were ready to start the fall activities. The roll call was answered. by one enjoyed event that happened during the sum- mer. Mrs. Armstrong presided for the business. Mrs, Marion Dougall reported that an exhibit for evening unit is being entered in Exeter Fall. Mrs. Elaine Skinner's group was in charge of the devotional. Scripture was read in unison followed by a hymn, Mrs. Flora Doerr in- troduced guest speaker Rev. Forsythe. Rev. and Mrs. Forsythe helped at a single parent and family camp this past summer, A lively discussion followed. Rev. Forsythe also talked on the Vacation Bible, School held this past summer at the United Church. This was an experience that proved very successful. Mrs. Elaine Skinner thanked the guest speaker and the meeting was closed with a prayer by Mrs. Barb McLellan. The October evening UC meeting was held in the ladies parlour with a good attendance. Mrs. Harry Dougall welcomed all the ladies also guests, members of the junior choir. The theme of the devotional being Thanksgiving a poem Couple wed in Clinton Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton was the scene of a quiet wedding on Friday, September 28, when Susan Maxine Kingma of Exeter was united in marriage to John Thomas Murch also of Exeter. The couple were attended by the bride's twin sister Sandra and her husband Ron Dawe of Exeter. The bride's small son Michael Kingma was ring bearer and a niece of the bride, little Tammy Rohde was flower girl. The wedding music was played by Cathy Potter at the organ. Rev. John Destricher officiated at the double ring ceremony. After a short trip to points east, the couple will reside at 137 Simcoe St. Exeter. Each lady told something they are thankful for, The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. A book called Time was read by Marion Dougall, Fern Dougall was in- troduced and showed a few of the lovely crafts she had made up . Ideas for home and bazaar. Vera Armstrong presided for the business thanking Marion Dougall and her group for the Thanksgiving program. Roll call followed after which Mrs. Marion Dougall and Mrs. Ada Dinney and any others who helped, were thanked and congratulated for entering the UCW entry in Exeter Fall Fair and placing first. Coming events are a wed- ding October 6, fall regional at Elimville October 9 with Mrs. Alma Langford guest speaker in AM, birthday party at Bluewater Nursing Home October 18, general meeting November 26 and bazaar November 17, A delicious lunch was served by. Alma Godbolt's group. Whey you look good - we know we have done well. Our methods are designed to give your garments the "like new" look and feel. • Appearance and you 467 MAIN STREET EXETER TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tindall, RR 1, Lucan are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Nancy to Mr. Ron Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunningham. The wedding will take place on Fri- day, October 26, 1979 at Centralia United Church, Centralia, Ontario. An open reception to follow. Another reception to take place in Wiarton on Saturday, November 3, 1979. REFRIGERATION DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL CENTRAL AIR SYSTEMS HEAT PUMPS MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES GRAND BEND 238-2493 The Power behind the Needle. Available At CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. James Prance celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Monday at their Oak street home in Grand Bend with an Open House. They were also treated to a family dinner at the Fireside Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Prance farmed in McGillivray township for 34 years before moving to Grand Bend. They have one daughter Mrs. Irene Desjardine and eight grand children and 10 great children. Also predeceased by a son Manley. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MASSE St. Boniface Parish was the scene of a September wedding for Wendy Meidinger and Michael Masse. The bride's parents are Leo and Cecilia Meidinger, Zurich, and Clare and Lucille Masse, RR 3, Zurich are the groom's. parents. Rosemary Meidinger was maid of honour, and bridesmaids were Marilyn Kenda and Brenda DeGroot. Danielle McKinnon and Nicole Beauchamp were flowergirls. Best man was Pat Groot, and attending the groom were Phil Masse and Rick Masse. Gerard Masse and Doug Meidinger ushered the guests. Ring bearers were Jody Masse and Darren Durand. Father Mooney officiated at the wedding which took place September 15 at 2:30 p.m. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the bride and groom are now residing in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Narrioth, St. Marys ac- companied by Mrs. Marriott, sisters Mrs. Verna Towle, London and Mrs. Susan Link, Exeter spent a most enjoyable week-end touring the Muskoka district when the trees were in their most gorgeous colours and the weather was ideal. They stopped at places of interest such as the Blue Mountain Pottery works at Collingwood, The Martyr's Shrine at Midland, the Indian Village and Santa Claus Village at Bracebridge and the Dr. Bethune Memorial House at Gravenhurs t. Count on us for quality drycleaning. THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU • GRAND BEND • EXETER • MITCHELL Grand Bend Cleaners All of our NEW STYLINGS ARE DISPLAYED IN FULLY ACCESSORIZED DISPLAY KITCHENS — FIFTEEN IN ALL. A VERY BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM. Priced to suit your budget — and terms just as easy — FASHION CRAFT KITCHENS offers substantial savings for a limited time only. Our competent designers and factory trained Installers make it even easier for you. — A one stop - one shop convenience. 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