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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-08-21, Page 7u11111111111111111 ▪ Professional skin care treatment at THE MANE EVENT ▪ 346 Main St., Exeter 235.0421 • ` • Facials `Eyebrow Shaping * Lash and Brow Tints * Make-up applications, lessons * Manicures " Pedicures • Eor Piercing * Suntanning ' Wax Hair Removal Ann Baynham - Esthetician .5 ttttttttttt IiIIIIIIIIIMIUMUI11111111111111111111111 1 11111111111111111 L'OREAL Future Shock colours Eyeliners Royal, Aqua, Canard 1 Lipstick Ultra Violet Pink Shock Fire ball Matching colours in polish including chrome plus additional shadows Nal!care • items Come in and browse RUMOR'S 11, Centre Mall Exeter 235-0202 Times -Advocate, August 21, 1985 Page 7 TO MARRY — Mrs. Rennie Brand of Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. John Neevel, Hensel( are pleas- ed to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Karen and Richard. The wedding will take place at Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter on Saturday, August 24, 1985 at 4:30 p.m. Open reception to follow in Exeter. TO MARRY — Herb and Shirley Broom and Douglas Dawe and Dan and Christine Traquair wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Cathy Ann and Kevin. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 31 at 6 p.m. at the home of the groom's parents. Open reception following. For more information call 237-3455. J 4 to W 4 J 4 IA SALE SALE SALE flape1e'4 Speciality Fashions Sizes 14-44 141/2 -24'/2 LAST CALL Remainder of All SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE including summer jewellery '/Z PRICE Centre Mall, Exeter Also in Byron and Sarnia SALE I SALE SALE V► r m m TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. Cal Wein of Exeter are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brenna to•Dave Prance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prance of Winchelsea. The wed- ding will take place August 31 at Exeter United Church at 3:00 p.m. Open reception to follow in Exeter. Photo by Jack Doerr It seems to me Continued from page 6 should receive in an afternoon dress, that her rooms should be attractive with flowers and pictures, and that on no account should she be found slav- ing over Ler desk amid bills and receipts. Rather, she must strike a pose of "being busy with some elegant trifle of lace or touching up a sketch," all of which could be leisurely laid aside as her guests arrived. It was also not proper for her to serve refreshments, but the book does sug- gest she spark up the afternoon by having "a pretty young lady at her side." A gentleman .of that long -ago eta never shook hands with a woman not related to him, and it was considered brazen for unmarried ladies "to give their hands in salute to any but gentleman relations." If the occasion arose, it was considered proper for a married lady to offer her hand to a gentleman who would "respectfully press it but without shaking it." And never, never never did a young lady ask a gentleman to call. for jt was on- ly considered proper for him to ask that favour of her. These summer days. we often call up friends to come over for supper and usually wind up on the back porch munching hamburgers and hot dogs. ,with everyone casually arriving in sun clothes and sandals. In grand- ma's day, the telephone had not yet been invented so she painstakingly SPECIAL ON TREMCLAD flOngKol PAINTS MATTRESSES 30% off from a:tow-as 99 (stock only) TURF $495 from sq. yd. Excellent selection of Sofa Beds by 4' King Krol' as low as $299 DYIABAC CARPETS from $699 sq. yd. (not •racily as .11vsttotwdl TERMS - Cash, Visa Mastercard Grand Bend Decorating and Flooring Centre Nw . No. 21 238-8603 Grand Bend TO MARRY -- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Branderhorst are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lori Lynn Branderhorst to Edwin Richard Cosman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Boersma to take place on August 30, 1985 in the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. Clos- ed reception to follow. Campbell Appliances Your local 111 _ REAM1 pp11TUgAM�CWM iL1141NA Control Vacuum Soles i Service Centre Beam Systems are: 1) Quieter 4) Healthier 2) Cleaner 5) Quicker 3) Easier 6) Able to clean any surface And will lost a housetime too! (Check with us for this months spew:0i Come and see them at Campbell Appliances 63 Main St., (Lower Level), Exeter Phone 235-1501 BEAM CPnlral Vacuum Centres wrote out all her invitations on "sheets of mill -finished paper," or had them properly engraved for a for- mal dinner. And I'm sure she would have been shocked to death had her guests arrived in anything else but long frocks and black suits. Apparently pretty young girls were to be valued, for the old tome also in- structs the hostess if she wants the before -dinner conversation not to be "dull and stupid" she should have some novelty at hand, "either in the shape of a personage whom everybody wants to meet, or a new picture, a grotesque group, a rare plant, the latest piece of news to tell, or a pretty girl to bring forward. " Each lady was escorted to the din- ing table by a gentleman who took the "tips of her fingers and handed her to her seat. relinquishing his touch with a slight bow or glance of acknowledgement." The chapter goes on to direct the hostess on the setting of her (able which was to include "seven -eights of a yard damask napkins. folded with a thick piece of bread on each, and the number of wax lights (candles) to equal that of the guests." There is also greatdetail on how to eat certain foods such as "cheese is crumbled with the fork and eaten with it, never touched by the fingers," and "oranges are held on a fork while peeled." Well, things have changed a bit since grandma's day. We certainly are a lot Tess formal. and women are no longer bound to their houses as they used to be. No doubt women lib- bers would be aghast at the idea of having a pretty young woman on hand just to enhance the event. Nevertheless, a pretty girl still adds zest to a party, and it seems to me, good manners and scintillating con- versation go a long way, too, to make any modern social event worthwhile. just as they did in grandma's day. MR. AND MRS. WAYNE CLARKE Mrs. Shirley Fehr, North Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clarke, Win- nipeg announce with joy the uniting of their dear children, Ruth Elaine Fehr and Wayne Melvin Clarke. The couple's ex- pression of love was witnessed before family and friends on August 10, 1985 at Calvary Tem- ple, Winnipeg. The bride and groom will begin their new life together in Winnipeg. MR. AND MRS. BRIAN MOORE Mary -Ann Devlaeminck and Brian Moore exchanged mor- riage vows on August 9, 1985 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with Father Joseph Nelligan officiating. The bride is the daughter of Raphael and Suzanne Devlaeminck, RR 2, Lucon and Ken and Lois Moore, Egmondville are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Katherine Devlaeminck and bridesmaids were Catherine Lynn, Marg Pavkeje, Darlene Moore, Lori Devlaeminck, Donna Denomme and Rose -Marie Plat- teeuw. The best man was Barry Moore and guests were ushered by Don Bruxer, Greg Beuermann, Tom Duffy, Brad Ferguson, Ron Hak and Eric Devlaeminck. The flowergirl was Jennifer Devlaeminck and Adam Koehler was ringbearer. The soloist was Ann Denomme. After a wedding trip to Algonquin Park the couple is residing in Seaforth. 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