Times-Advocate, 1985-03-13, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, March I3, 1985
Area brides get helpful hints
Fashion show feature s party
The
Welcome Wagon Bridal alShow
opened with a top -hatted MC singing
•1 can't help falling in love with you,"
and telling the audience, "1 had no
idea I'd be performing before so
many beautiful women -- and their
daughters
Peter Snell got a big laugh with that
one. and the show was off to a corny
but friendly start. Approximately 200
people. including 75 brides. attended
the show, which was organized by
hostesses Cathy Seip and Velma Ituff.
There were 29 participating sponsors.
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and their displays were just gorgeous.
From 7:00 to 8:00 there was a
chance for those attending to view the
displays. Everything connected with
weddings and the young couple's new
home was there: wedding cakes.
bridesmaids' dresses. photography,
invitations, lingerie. tuxedoes, 'fur-
niture, VCRs. appliances, linens -- you
name it.
At 8:00 (he beautifully decorated
stage done by Country Flowers l
came to life. There were words of
tvelcome by Seip. and then a short
talk on "the miracle of marriage" by
Rev. Bernard De. Jonge, of the Ex-
eter Christian Reformed Church.
He gave the group something to
think about with his words on mar-
riage as a sacrament. "It's relative-
ly easy to organize a wedding. but not
so easy to organize a marriage. A
wedding is really a kind of funeral --
the bachelor and spinster must die.
for the married couple to be born. Me.
my, and mine must go. and we, us and
ours must replace them. Self-denial
must be learned."
After that serious note, there was
a fashion show by Perry Originals.
Perry Originals custom sizes and
designs lingerie, and they're also
coming out with' a sportswear line.
They're just moving to 483 Main St.,
after being on Edward Street for
several years.
Another fashion show, this one by
Gerrard's clothing, followed with out-
fits for both men and women. Going -
away outfits and shower dresses were
featured. Shoes were provided by
Wuet-th Shoes.
The next group of fashions was
from Rumours 11. They had lovely
lingerie and sportswear as well. Tux-
edoes from Swartman's Fashions
followed. and then a selection from
Collins Formal wear in London.
Collins had bridesmaid dresses,
wedding gowns and mother -of -the -
bride dresses. The models carried ..
bouquets provided by Country
Flowers.
As well as fashion shows, there
were door prizes and refreshments.
Jean O'Rourke from the liealth Office
gave a talk advising the brides-to-be
on a few medical tips, and promoting
the services of the Huron County
Health Office. She suggested the -
young women have a physical ex-
amination before they get married,
and that it's best if the husband and
wife have some time to get to know
each other before starting a family.
As- well as providing a service for
brides-to-be and their families, the
Welcome Wagon Bridal Show was a
real show of town spirit. The first
show was so successful it
become an annual event.
UNDERWEAR RUMOURS Audrey
Regier examine the unusual lingerie
was part of the Welcome Wagon
Regier, Betty Pennings and Rose
from Rumours II The display
Bridal Show
may Sorority members
enjoy skating party.
Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
met February 5 at the home of Susan
Mauer. It was a beautiful winter
evening for skating outside on Susan's
backyard ice ritik.
The skating was part of the pro-
gram, "Recreation: How it works for
you" presented by Sandra Rowe and
Marion Snow. Hot chocolate was en-
joyed while president Joan Morgan
chaired the business part of the
n1eting. Susan and co -hostess Liz
Taylor served pizza for lunch.
Saturday, February 9, members
and their husbands went to Second.Ci-
•.ty Dinner Theatre and saw the show
"The Duck Stops Here". The comedy
proved to be full of laughs and was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
Members gathered at the home of
Sharon Davis, February 19 for a
regular meeting. The program on
"Living: Setting Quality of Life" was
presented by Liz Taylor and Joan -
Morgan.
Mrs. Eleanor Clark of London was
present and showed beautiful slides
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LET THEM EAT CAKE — Joanne Bengough, of Joanne's Cake
Decorating, shows off one of her creations at the Welcome Wagon
Bridal Show.
BRIDAL HATS Jane Silcock tries on one of the hats from the Col-
lins display, at Tuesday's Welcome Wagon Bridal Show.
The Perfect Wedding
Alodern Technology has twit' tihide it
more affordable to fila) your tt releling
onto video tape.
We specialize in
graphy and not%
both video tape,
loin the fun and
video revolution
wedding photo -
offer coverage in
and still portraits.
excitement of the
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Now receiving spring
Appointments.
William Mason
Studio of
Photography
Exeter 235-0134
SUNWORTHY
wig, YES -YOU -CAN WALLCOVERINGS
All Sunworthy and Mayfair
books at
30% off
In Stock
Wallpaper
up to
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Exeter Decor Centre
15 Gidley St. E. Exeter 235-1010
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HAIR CARE -- Jamie Mitchell of Rumours fixes the hair of Yvonne
Falsetti, one of the models in the Bridal Show on Tuesday.
Centre now open
for summer jobs
The Canada Employment Centre
for Students is now open and ready to
assist students and employers with
their summer employment needs.
The office is located at 305 Main
Street, Exeter and will be open on
Wednesdays only from 12:30 to 4:30
until May 1 at which time a student
placement officer will be hired to man
the office from Monday to Friday.
8:15 to 4:30. Students seeking work
this summer are invited to visit dur-
ing these hours.
The Canada Employment Centre
for Students is one of 450 such offices
that will be operating across Canada
this summer, staffed by 1.600 young
people. The supervisor for the
Goderich -Exeter area is Michele
Gaynor. Returning for her second
year with the student program.
Michele predicts a very good summer
for students looking for summer
employment.
The Federal government has in-
itiated a new summer program entitl-
ed SEED (Summer Employment/Ex-
perience Development 1. This career -
oriented program provides wage sub-
sidy incentives to eligible employers
occupying the private, municipal and
non-profit sectors of the labour
ma rket.
Ilence_ if you can create a summer
job for one student or for several
students. you may wish to call the
CEC-S for more information.
Also, the Ontario Youth Employ-
• 420 Main St. S.
Centre Mali
Exeter, Ontario
235-1412
Last Call --
Salm
20%
More
on all our
Winter Wear
Already reduced
50% off
Offer good
March 14,
15 and 16 only
Exeter, London, Sarnia
ment Program i OYEP ► is being con-
tinued in 19135. This program offers a
wage subsidy of $1.25 per hour and is
ideal for the employer who can offer
a student or students practical work
experience.
For further information on these
programs and the other services of
the Canada Employment Centre for
Students contact Michele at 524-2744
iGoderichl or call the Canada
Employment Centre in Exeter at
235-0471.
Remember - if you have a job to be
done, we !Ave the workers.
Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.
She said that arriving at the peak
just in time to see the sun rise made
up for the physical strain she felt.
Reaching this goal certainly improv-
ed the quality of her life. Sharon and
co -hostess Lynda Freiter served
lunch.
March 5 members met at the home
of Nancy Charette. Sharon Davis and
Sharon Lynn were in charge of the
program on "Friendship: Finding,
Developing, Maintaining".
Several verses on friendship wire
read followed by a group discussion
on the topic. Everyone then par-
ticipated in a quiz "What Kind of
Friend are You?" Lunch was served
by Nancy and co -hostess Susan
Ma ver.
Michelle Regier is the lucky winner
of the gift certificate from Looking
Good. Thanks to all who bought
tickets on the draw.
, The service committee reports
another full class for the babysittir
course. We wish our director, Mrs.
Lillian Campbell a speedy recovery
ward to having her back with us.
We're looking for heads....
supernairook good ... we look good
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Hair Cuts $6.00
Perms and other services available
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